Bridge Event Beneficiaries at Country Club Event
A benefit bridge party hosted by Edwin Gillis and Mrs A Sydnutt for the Choral Department of the Big Musical Art Society at the Country Club featured fourteen tables with progressing and pivot games. Prizes went to Mrs I D Faxon Jr and others, tea followed, and winners and consolation awards were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Gillis
A. Sydnutt
Yestern
Big Musical Art Society
4 Country Club
I. D. Faxon, Jr
Don Myers
Parsch
G. E. Moyer
Boyd Loughrey
Charles Cushing
E. ¥. Allen
Everett Johnson
Rataday 18 Baijarock Entertains Crowd
Intriguing fragment hints at an event involving Baijarock of 703 entertaining an audience this afternoon. Details are sparse, but the setting appears social and youth oriented with local interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rataday
Spring Festival at Vincent School
A spring festival at Vincent school featured a piano duet Flower Song by Frances Bennett and Phyllis Bennett, first and second grade songs, a Playlet Four Friends, Arbor Day poems, a Vesper Chimes solo by Neva Goodsite, Style Show by primary grades, and a list of Blue Ribbon winners including Elizabeth Kish and Phyllis Bennett among others awarded by county nurse Miss Mable Wade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent School
Frances Bennett
Phyllis Bennett
Neva Goodsite
Eva Kilpatrick
Mable Wade
Elizabeth Kish
Phyllig Bennett
Lulis Maston
Mary Malinowsky
Rose Horvath
Elizabeth Pastelyak
Louis Betzel
Louis Koli
Elizabeth Hornyak
Steve Fekete
Peter Pastelyak
Lorain County Catholic Women Meet in Elyria Hall
The Lorain County Deanery of the National Council of Catholic Women will hold its annual meeting at the K of C hall on Sunday at 2 30. It is the first meeting in Elyria, open to all Catholic women. Speakers include Rev LeBlond of Cleveland and Mrs. S McNelly, president of the Cleveland diocese. Mrs Frank MacDonald of Lorain is the chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
National Council of Catholic Women
K. of C
Elyria
Lorain
National Council
LeBlond
Cleveland
S. McNelly
Frank MacDonald
Birthday surprise honors Mrs Amelia Means at Sugar Ridge
Relatives and friends gathered Thursday evening to honor Mrs Amelia Means of Sugar Ridge with a birthday anniversary party. Radio music, cards and jokes provided entertainment and a sumptuous two course luncheon was served. Guests included C B Eckenroad and children Ervin and Arlene Harold Hamilton and daughter Elinor Leona Gleason and son Jr George Wack Waldo Hamilton and daughters Eileen Louise and Dorothy Irene Paul Margaret Thore Charles Gordon Oliver Ronald Hamilton and Alfred Means.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Means
Sugar Ridge
C. B. Eckenroad
Ervin
Arlene
Harold Hamilton
Elinor
Leona Gleason
Geo. Wack
Waldo Hamilton
Eileen
Louise
Dorothy
Irene Paul
Margaret Thore
Charles Gordon Oliver
Ronald Hamilton
Alfred Means
Cleveland Couple Wed In Morning Methodist Ceremony
Miss Hazel Chinn daughter of Mrs Lotte Chinn of 3152 East 49th Street Cleveland and Jay EF Moeller son of Mr and Mrs A H Moeller of 134 Eastern Heights Boulevard were married this morning at 10 30 in the parlors of the Methodist Church by Rev Edwin Kirby. The ceremony was witnessed by immediate families and the couple plan to live in Cleveland after a brief trip to Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Chinn
Lotte Chinn
East 49Th Street
Cleveland
Jay EF. Moeller
A. H. Moeller
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Methodist Church
Edwin Kirby
Mrs. Moeller
Kentucky
Spring Opening Dance At Elyria Country Club
The Elsria Country Club hosted the spring opening dance with fifty couples in attendance last night at the club house. Several family dinner parties preceded the dancing and next Tuesday the ladies will hold their first meal and luncheon at one o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsria Country Club
Purdy Surprised by Fidelis Class at Wooster Street
The Fidelis Class of the Baptist Sunday School surprised Thelma Purdy at Mrs Harry Byers home at 229 Wooster Street. Purdy departs next week for Missouri to visit relatives. The evening featured games and a refreshing dessert course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelis
The
Baptist Sunday School
Thelma Purdy
Harry Byers
Wooster Street
Miss Purdy
Missouri
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges Recorded
Admissions list includes Joseph Vida, J Davis, Harvey Hahn, Edward Joy, George Mark Svatch, Mike Gembka, Dwight Fenimore, Jack Lyon, Roland Mathews with addresses in Wellington Lorain and Vermilion. Discharges note Mrs Mason and baby, Mrs Ball and baby, William Flegenheimer, Marvin Kirn, Anna Smith. WBA holds practice in the hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Vida
Woodford Ave
J. Davis
Woodland St
Wellington
Harvey Hahn
Rte
Edward Joy
George Marksvatch
Elyria Ave
Lorain
Mike Gembka
Warren Ave
Dwight Fenimore
Cleveland St
Jack Lyon
Middle Ave
Roland Mathews
Willame St
Fred Mason
Wake Ave
Thomas Ball
Wiliam Flegenheimer
Marvin Kirn
Cambridge Ave
Anna Smith
Norfolk Ave
Mission Study Club hears missionary from China
The Mission Study Club of the First Congregational Church met last evening with full attendance. Miss Foley introduced Dr. Francis E. Tucker of Te Chow Shantung China as speaker, who shared pictures and a riveting talk for about 45 minutes, suggesting China will come into its own in time. A committee was named to set the date and place of the year’s final meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission Study Club
First Congregational Church
George Day
G. Shaw
Robert Hand
Rodney Parker
Amy Sage
Foley
Francis EF. Tucker
Te Chow
Shantung
China
Tucker
Northwest Encampment to Norwalk Next Friday
Northwest Encampment held its regular session and conferred the Royal Purple degree. Members planned a May 11 visit by the Odd Fellows subordinate lodge with an entertainment. Visitors from Norwalk invited Northwest Encampment to their lodge next Friday to confer the Royal Purple degree, followed by refreshments and pinochle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
The
Odd Fellows
Norwalk
Dorcas Class Hostesses Busy May Meeting Plan
Mrs C W Landon entertained twenty seven members and two children of the Dorcas Class of the Church of Christ at 145 East Broad Street. Miss Mildred Cope led the business session. Mrs W C Fowler won the first prize in the alphabet contest. Refreshments followed served by the hostess and Mrs Streicher, Wilson, Wright, and Palmer. Next meeting May 11 at Mrs Gertrude Thamert on Harvard Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Landon
East Broad Street
Dorcas
Church of Christ
Mildred Cope
W.C. Fowler
Joe Streicher
Herbert Wilson
H. W. Wright
Carl Palmer
Gertrude Thamert
Harvard Avenue
LaPorte PTA Plans May Meeting and Treats
The LaPorte Parent Teacher Association met at the school house last evening. President Mr. Eddy chaired a vote to hold the next meeting on May 18 and to hire entertainers. Health nurses distributed blue ribbons to Avis Yastings and Rupert Garrison and urged attendance at the Oberlin count field meet on May 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaPorte Parent Teacher Association
Eddy
Avis Yastings
Rupert Garrison
Oberlin
A C Schilleman to Present Program at Methodist Church
On Wednesday evening March 2 at 7 50 at the Methodist Church Sr A C Schilleman will give a review of Bruce Barton's The Man Nobody Knows Musical numbers by Dr Bevard and Mr Walter Smith will supplement the program The meeting is under the Elizabeth Stevens A Missionary Society and open to any one wishing to hear the program Prior to this meeting the Society will hold their regular business meeting and dinner for members The date of meeting changed from Tuesday to Wednesday evenings
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
A. C. Schilleman
Bruce Barton
Man
Bevard
Walter Smith
Elizabeth Stevens
Bunco Night for Triple Four Club at Mrs Dickson’s
The Triple Four Bunco Club met at Mrs Catherine Dickson’s home and played twenty five games. High scores went to Mrs H B McGowan and Miss Mable Smith while Mrs Raymond Hasely received consolation. A three course luncheon followed and the club will meet again at Mrs Phil Bush’s Prospect Street in two weeks. Guests included Mable Smith and Mrs Raymond Hasely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Dickson
H. B. McGowan
Mable Smith
Raymond Hasely
Phil Bush
Prospect Street
Mission Band hears Lepers work stories at church
Eighteen members of the Junior Mission Band of the First Baptist church heard about the mission work among the Lepers yesterday afternoon at their regular meeting. Mrs. Gertrude Yost, a leader, told stories illustrating the work. After the meeting refreshments were served. The last meeting of the year will be May 11, and on May 23 the members will have a picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
First Baptist Church
Gertrude Yost
Homes with full utilities and wide lots available
Eastern Heights advertises lots with sewers water sidewalks curbing pavement electricity gas and shade trees all paid for and included. Home sizes any width not less than forty feet.
Observers Invited to Baldwin-Wall Observatory Monday
Through Dr Dustheimer Elyriangs interested in astronomy are invited to visit the Baldwin-Wall observatory on Monday April 30 at about eight o'clock. If the sky is clear the moon will be observed at that time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. L. Dustheimer
Baldwin- Wall
Sunday Youth Day at First M. E. Church
Sunday marks Young People’s Day at the First M. E. Church with a 10:45 sermon on What Can Young People Do In the Church by request of the youth. Epworth League at 6:30 features a youth group leading the service followed by vocal and instrumental music. At 7:30 Dr. Grover, Baldwin Wallace College vice president, leads a Gospel Team with three young men in the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Epworth League
Grover
Baldwin-Wallace College
Woman's Relief Corps Meets at I O O F Hall
The Woman's Relief Corps met in the dining room with forty seven officers and members and two comrades present. Neva Rankin chaired. reports from committees circulated. They announced plants or fruit were given to shut ins at Easter. They will attend the memorial service May 27 at 10 45 AM at the First Congregational Church. Mrs Rankin read an entertaining piece Smiles Bring Sunshine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Relief Corps
I. 0. O. F. Hall
Neva Rankin
Abbey
First Congregational Church
Rankin
Christian Endeavorers Hold Splendid Party at Church
Thirty six members attended a Senior Christian Endeavor party in the Young People's room of the Church of Christ. Hearts and other games provided entertainment and refreshments were served after the program. The organizing committee included Iva Oliver Mildred Finlay Fred Blackmur and Bruce Fowler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Iva Oliver
Mildred Finlay
Fred Blackmur
Bruce Fowler
Services for the Deaf on Sunday at West Street
Deaf individuals are invited to Sunday services at 117 West St. The notice specifies 31:00 as the time and welcomes all deaf attendees to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West St
Local Church Events On Monday Schedule
Monday events include Progressive Bible Class gathering, Rainbow Class with Mrs H R Oldfield at 221 George Street, and the Elyria Musical Art Society Choral Department rehearsal at St Pauls Church at 7 13 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive
H. R. Oldfield
George Street
The
Elyria Musical Art Society
St. Paul’sa
Blue Bird Girls Meet at Harriett Greenich Home
The Blue Bird Girls of St Paul's church gathered at Harriett Greenich's home for a brief business session after a social. A luncheon was served. The next meeting is scheduled for May 25 with the location to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Bird Girls
St. Paul's Church
Harriett Greenich
Local Elyria Lorain Social Directory Fragments
Readable names and ages list pairs linked to occupations and towns including Maurice Sturtevant 21 Elyria automatic machine operator Dorothea MacBeth 18 Elyria In Spector Rev H E Cobb Fields Corners Joseph Godridge 22 LaGrange machinist Josephine Groski 20 Lorain seamstress Rev Mr Duda Lorain Alex Bruce 22 Amherst Norma Hastings 15 LaGrange Rev Ray Mr Kirby Elyria Frank Majoros 24 Lorain dock worker Frieda Panzes 19 Elyria Steve Kassay 21 Lorain welghman Julia Szucs 29 Elyria Rev Mr Kalassy Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Sturtevant
Elyria
Dorothea MacBeth
Spector
H. E. Cobb
Fields Corners
Joseph Godridge
LaGrange
Josephine Groski
Lorain
Duda
Alex Bruce
Amherst
Norma Hastings
Ray
Kirby
Frank Majoros
Frieda Panzes
Walassy
Steve Kassay
Welghman
Julia Szucs
Kalassy
Reverend Edwin Kirby Heads to General Conference in Kansas City
East avenue pastor Rev Edwin Kirby leaves tomorrow night for Kansas City to attend the General Conference of Methodist churches this May. Mrs H E Stindincomb of 322 Cambridge Street is summoned to Canton Ohio by her mother Mrs A H Yoder's serious illness. Mrs Frank Todgham of 427 Clinton Avenue is recovering well after an operation at Elyria Memorial Hospital. E J Fellow secretary of the Elyria Board of Trade departed Friday for Amboy Indiana on a business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Kirby
East Avenue
Kansas City
General Conference of Methodist Churches
H. E. Stindincomb
Cambridge Street
Canton
Ohio
A. H. Yoder
Frank Todgham
Clinton Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
The Broom Dance Biggest Hit Of The Season
The Broom Dance presents a big night at Eagles Hall on Saturday April 28. All welcome for a lively event with a 50 cent couple price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Broom
Eagles’ Hall
All Welcome
Elyria Visit Notes and Local Birth in Memorial Hospital
Norman Williams of Fourth Street Lorain visited friends in Elyria yesterday. Mr Mentzer of Lorain was in Elyria on business. A son was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Harvey Hahn Elyria route one at Elyria Memorial hospital. Miss Mildred Corfman Kaenyon avenue dined with Miss Marianne Fisher Washington avenue Lorain yesterday. Miss Amelia Turnbull Lakeview road Rocky River was a guest of friends in Elyria yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Willams
Fourth Street
Lorain
Elyria
Mr. Mentzer
Erie Avenue
Harvey Hahn
Route One
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Mildred Corfman
Kaenyon Avenue
Marianne Fisher
Washington Avenue
Amelia Turnbull
Lakeview Road
Rocky River
Litchfield News Briefs Highlight Local Visits And Illness
Litchfield April 28. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Wirth and son of Plymouth Ohio called on Mrs S E Halladay. Alvin Round has jaundice this week. Mrs Mack Watts and two children of Canton visited her parents Mr and Mrs W E B Leach until Sunday. Mr and Mrs Curtiss Swindler of Cleveland spent Sunday with their parents Mr and Mrs Henry Rising. Mr and Mrs Otis Mills of Wellington visited and plan to move into their home on North Street recently vacated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litchfield
Willard Wirth
Plymouth
Ohio
S. E. Halladay
Alvin Round
Mack Watts
Canton
W. EB. Leach
Watts
Curtiss Swindler
Cleveland
Henry Rising
Otis Mills
Wellington
North Street
Patton’s Eastern Heights Homes For Sale Offer Real Value
Notice from W. E. Patton lists several homes in Eastern Heights for sale including two vacant beautiful properties and one owner-occupied in Toledo. One property previously paid 8500 and is priced at 6900, inviting buyers to compare prices for real value. Office: 331 3rd St next to the YMCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. BE. Patton
Eastern Heights
Toledo
W. E. Patton
3Rd St
Hastings and Rawson Families Visit in Grafton
A gathering at the F. S. Turner home brings together Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Hastings, Mr. and Mrs. Leland Rawson and children Margaret and Theodore, Mrs. Metta Rawson of Venice, Calif., Mrs. Agnes Finlayson of Grafton, and Agnes Hankey with her daughter and family. They are joined by Mr. and Mrs. Gingery of Copley, and visits extend to Mrs. S. K. Halladay in Moudy and to Oria Nellogg and daughter Geraldine from Grafton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Hastings
Leland Rawson
Margaret
Theodore
Metta Rawson
Venice
Calif
Agnes Finlayson
Grafton
F. S.turner
Agnes Hankey
California
Gingery
Copley
Scudder
Fir
Ortia Nellogg
Geraldina
S. KE. Halladay
Wright Aeronautical to Expand Paterson Plant and Output
The Wright Aeronautical Corporation plans a plant enlargement in Paterson New Jersey to enable production of 180 latest motors per month. Eight hundred workers will be added to the labor force. Also noted are social items about Friday dances at the Elyria Eagles and a chicken dinner at Newsberry Park Lunch Amherst with a fifty cent couple rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright Aeronautical Corporation
Paterson
N. J
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Fip Sinegar
Eleanor Son- Mistie
Nettie Sump
W. D. Miffman
A. Jones
Flor- Ace Brown
Kate Prentis
Bertha Lyberger
P. A. Peteran
Sam Beal
Joyce Peterman
George Mith
Ada Zachariah
Frank Miilsman
Della Lutz
Alla Landers
Prather
Leossie Burton
Alpes
Aety Council OF
Arenis
Washington
John Davies
Orlo Flint
R. H. Harrison
William Bell
G .E. Brodrick
Charles Garford
Fred Sheldon
Ridge
Frank Spencer
Ee W. A. Dehm
J. H. Hurst
American Legion
Spring Valley
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Salem
Cora Bennis
We All Bridge Club
Merry Post
East Dge Street
M. Wicker
A. C. Flaherty
L. F. Nock
Chase Street
African Home Department
Unn L Wood
Department MN
Alta Mira
Ellow
Green
Mesdames Harrison
McCullough
Porter
Roberts
Wilson
Jelty
Ger- Fide McCullough
Harrison
Hubbard Wan
Gertrude McCullouch
Matty Entetrniten
M. E. Church
Elyria Country Club
W. B.A
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P. Hall
Mission Budy Club
CG. Cris? & CO
Baldwin-Wallace
W. ER. C
Spencer
Elizabeth Wood
Howe St
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Elyria Board of Trade
Amboy
Ind
J.C. Steinemann
G. A. R. Hall
DRY Cleaners
C. R. Canfield
East Broad St. Bridge
Plymouth Rocks
Handyside
Boston Ave
Elyria Eagles
Newsberry Park
K. P. Hall
Pedro
Bunco
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