Society greeting at Elyria Country Club honors Mrs Worthington
Misses Genevieve Pares Clive Schwemner and Geraldine Phricke hosted a post party at Elyria Country Club to compliment Mrs Clyde Worthington who announced her Florida marriage on January sixteenth. Eighteen guests attended four bridge tables with prizes for top scores. Floral arrangements and linen gifts concluded the event as Lina Pekras hosts a separate party tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Pares
Clive Schwemner
Geraldine Phricke
Elyria Country Club
Erening
Clyde Worthington
Marie Perry
Florida
LeRoy Crowell
Helen Cook
Eneh
Mies Lina Pekras
Worthington
Park Avenue
Plan for Co Ed Party at WLC Next Friday Evening
The High Friendship Club chaired by Dorothy Nauresterdar and led by Joan Norsworthy arranged a coed party at the WLC this Friday. Treasurer reported 45 members paid. Committee names include Hattie Haipis, Bessie Benik, Myra Hutchinson, Dorothy Scheips, Lessa Mas Fiedler, Margaret Takes, and Clea Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Friendship Club
Dorothy Nauresterdar
Joan Norsworthy
Lessa Mas Fiedler
Margaret Takes
Jora Norsworthy
Clea Lee
Practice For Tests The Girl Scouts at Troon Ne 5
Practice session for Girl Scouts held yesterday at the Americas Lesson home. Rachel Winsor passed her feeder foot test. A candy sale by Blue Bird patrsi, Noatme Ebtas, and others supported awards and the new honoree Harriet Footer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americas
Shed
Rachel Winsor
Freethe Evris
Licenses Listed for Amherst and Lorain Areas
A fragment lists license holders in Amherst and Lorain regions including Frans Prices Esther Gnesle Lewis ZL Ame Cleveland mevianfanist Betivy Les Kon Tettz William L. Schrock Elyria Lucnie Gutensoha and related notes. The text appears as an OCR cut, naming individuals and towns without fuller context or actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Esther Gnesle
Lewis
Cleveland
Betivy Les Kon- Tettz
Lorain
William L. Schrock
Elyria
Msethane
Lucnie Gutensoha
Personal notices and travels across several states
The column lists individuals returning from Florida to New York and Michigan, names addresses, and plans. It notes Frances Spence of Detroit improving after an ailment, Ethel Salzman’s health, and several trips: Misses Hawk visiting relatives in Pennsylvania, Mr and Mrs Ethers returning from the West, and others heading to Indiana, Colorado, and Texas. A range of social visits, piano playing, and YWCA convention attendance are recorded along with motor trips to Philadelphia, Washington, and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rle
Jack
Dean
Florida
Wash Crton
I. W. Brandt
Washirstes
Avenua
A. J Uisder
Cedar Street
Floreda
Erty Jackson
West Avenus
Frances Spence
Detroit
Ethel Salzman
Seztle Mazie Street
F. Leshy
Lake Avenue
Bert de- Bray
Ravaile
de- Michigan
Marr
Ruth * McGewin
George Gfell
Walk
Sop
Deushter-In-Law
Pawi Gfeli
Mareger
Y. Ww. C
Eighth Street
Sundarmiornir
Philadelph Washiington
D. C
New York
August Novak
East Fiver Street
Y Mornine
Goshen
Indiana
Ne Frow
Hampton
Ebrasks
R. Lehman
A. F. Benedict
Lean
Lima
Obie
Raymond Huston
Big 1
Cleveland
Sia
Mas Musier
Georgestree
Mra
Post
Henry B. Buell
Cla Bucher
Oxford Avenue
West
Phoenix
Southern
Beech End
Pasadena
Waller
Helen
Alber
Stanford Avenus
Aligarona
Pennsylvania
Wilson R. Ausus
Lap Pransylvania
County Dentists Meet at Lara Cevitt Dental Tai
A county dentists gathering was held at Lara Cevitt Dental Tai with Dr Reser of Cleveland delivering a street life talk on safety. Mar RWG attended, while Mies Petey Wireham hosted a costume party at Twelfth Street home. Ridge led the evening. prizes went to Mabel Kellar, Rosabel Carpenter, and Kay Noonan. Rosabel Carpenter will entertain the club in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gcens
Forrest McCor
Russell Smit
Ackler
Kathren Smith
June Smith
Esther Kritzel
Helen Kramer
Lara Cevitt
Dr Reser
Ceveland
Mar Rwg
Mies Petey Wirehham
Chun Tone Club
Ridge
Mabel Kellar
Rosatel Carpenter Kay Noonan
Mrs. Dad
Rosabel Carpenter
Leppien Violet Wedding In Mansfield House Ceremony
Beatrice Violet daughter of Mrs O J Violet of Mansfield wed Ralph Leppien in a home ceremony conducted by Rev F J Schumm. Pink roses and palms adorned the living room as the couple exchanged vows and guests from Eisra and Mansfield attended a reception. Bride wore angel lace over blue satin with blue turban. maid of honor Irene Munvean wore pink. The couple resides at 302 Columbus Lepe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Leppien
Westavamue
Obertin Road
Beatrice Violet
O. J. Violet
Mansfield
Ralph Leppien
F. 3
Schumm
Cece L Preced
Paul Wainwright
Irene Munvean
Raymond Robinson
Leppien
Eisra and
Manffeld
Gelion Hirk Scheperd
Eirria High Eckhoolt Esch
Harshawy Chemical Compare
Grace Luneran
Columbus Lefe
Entertain Ministers and Association Members Gather in City
A local event hosted ministers and members of an association at a city venue. Speakers included Carl D. Sheppard and Dr. E. J. Box with Mrs. Will, Mrs. A. E. Kemp, Rev. and Mrs. Ernett, and Mrs. R. W. Amore listed among attendees. Oberlin representatives Dr. and Wezar were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsjai Association
Suesis
Howe
Carl D. Sheppard
E. J. Box
Will
A. E. Kemp
Ernett
R. W. Amore
City
and Wezar
Oberlin
SeCa Club Honors Miss Meinke At Home Entertainment
Annetta Mainke hosts SeCa Club gathering at 32 Columbus Street. Members enjoyed social diversions and a special prize for the hostess as evening shadows fell. The club plans to meet in two weeks at Helen Smith’s Furnace Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annetta Mainke
SeCa Club
Columbus Street
Helen Smith
Furnace
Gains New Member in Theta Beta Tau Sorority
Miss Margaret Flaherty of Loran joined Theta Beta Tau at a meeting held at Miss Hien Mooroe’s Cornell home. Officers planned a rummage sale, and bridge provided evening diversion with prizes to Ruth Fuinér Alberta Farest and Marion Malik. A two course luncheon was served. Next meeting will be at Miss Marion Mark’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cantar PD
Beefy Circle la
Woodman H
William Willert
Nina Hitsman
Pauline Flood
Myrtie Berger
Margaret Flaherty
Lorain
Hien Mooroe
Cornell
Ruth Fuinér
Alberta Farest
Marion Malik
Marion Mark
Tonight in Elyria social and music events listed
Public recital by the Student Department of Musical Art Society at W C A parlors at 7:45. Inter Nos 2nd Cozg'l meets at 564 West River Street. Gamma Sorority with Dorothy Hoton. Tri Fi with Sadie Harn and Mrs. Cheeve. End Con't meeting led by Arres. River Road group with Margaret Roberts. Sempre meets Mrs. Alice Kohen. Woman's Dept hosts a card party at the Woman's Club. Ladies of G A R meet. Legion Auxiliary child welfare program by State Arts Dancing School. Ten cent gifts for Children’s Home in Kenya Ohio. Eagles Auxiliary bingo at Mrs. Derex home. Elyria Lodge I O O F meets. Grace Fellowship with Mrs. Margaret Krugman. Mrs. Ernest Birch entertains Daughters of Union Veterans in honor of Rev. Jonah Kaier returning from around the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Om. W. Mets
Margaret Roberts
River Road
Oras Sempre
Alice Kohen
Usizesz Women’s Dept
Woman’s Club
Legion Auxiliary
State
Kenia
Ohio
Eagles Auxiliary
Derex
Bellefield
Elyria Lodge
Grace Fellowship Club
Margaret Krugman
East Avenue
Ernest Birch
Park Avenue
Daughters of Union Veterans of Civil War
Jona Kaier
Birthday Surprise for Byron C Miller at North Ridgeville
Byron C Miller of North Ridgeville celebrated his 78th birthday Saturday evening with friends and relatives. The party featured piano, vocal and actor solos and a piano duet. He received many attractive gifts and a late supper was served. The table was decorated with carnations and a large birthday cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron C. Miller
North Ridgeville
Club Dance Plans Discussed at Elyria Bachelors Club
Elyria Bachelors Club met last night at Tack Hiatt’s Sixth street home to arrange a May first bachelor dance at Elks Hall. Funds were raised, and a special meeting is set for Thursday April thirtieth at Stanley Maitk’s 151 Woodford Avenue to review business and announce details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Elyria Bachelors Club
Hala
Tack Hiatt
Sixth Street
Elks
Party For Mik Fund Marks Annual Dessert Bridge
The Child Welfare Department of the Woman's Club sponsors the annual party for the milk fund. Mrs. John Pekrags and Mrs. F. E. Decker co chair the dessert bridge at the Club House on Tuesday May fifth. The department has supplied milk for seven babies. The Young Women's League will host lantern slide entertainment on Yellow Stone National Park, open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
John Pekrags
F. E. Decker
Ibis Evenins
Young Women's League
Iy Rand
Yellow Stone National Park
Skating Party Planned by Senior Friendship High
Senior Friendship High schedules a skating party for Elyria High School students on May 8 at Rainbow Gardens. Tickets are being distributed today.
Admissions and Discharges Noted in Local Records
The column lists admissions at multiple addresses including Melvin FishDura and Elaine Schults with locations on Middle Ave and Crebore Court plus Lorain and Columbus Street entries. Discharges include Harrison Smith and Joseph Droskowski among others. Also reports Troop 3 meeting at the 2nd Congregational Church with Second Class badge tests, a play practice, and Scout breakfast. Doherty Sorority met at 405 Broad Street with games and luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin FishDura
R. D
H. Fred Smith
Middle Ave
Elaine Schults
Crebore Court
Elizabeth Johnson
Home For the
Amos Rock
Temple Court
Percy Hecock
Lorain
T. Fawcett
Columbus Street
Howard Ringler
Cleveland
Lloyd Kinner
Harwood
Harrison Smith
Shear Street
Joseph Droskowski
Oberlin Children ‘S
Becum
Mey
2Nd Congregational Church
Furnace
Lodi
Cascade Park
Gene Farewell
Jessie Beara
Doherty Sorority
Broad Street
Young Women’s Republican Club Meets First Time
The group holds its first regular meeting Wednesday at eight in the Directors Room of the Elyria Savings and Trust Building. Speaker Mr Anchors, president of Lorain County Young Men’s Republican Club, will discuss topics of interest to the new organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Republican Club
Elyria
Fathers Attended Rainbow For Girls Assembly Meeting
Lorain Chapter of Rainbow for Girls and the Worthy Advisor visited the local Assembly in I. C. C. F. Hall. During the business session plans were made for a rummage sale and the father-daughter banquet was announced for March 22 in the Masonic Temple dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Rainbow For Girls
Masonic Temple
Columbia Social Notes From Local Families
Columbia residents record visits and illness across families. Mrs Nettie Ohmes suffers a broken arm while her daughter Mrs Harris Fortuge aids at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Community members share visits, hospital news, and funeral attendance in the wake of ongoing bereavements. A celebration marks Civil War veteran Joseph Mills’ 90th birthday on April 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernes
Reisinger
Racentry
Nettie Ohmes
Fields
Harris Fortuge
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Wades Jacquars
Ross Churchward
Jay Jasper
Cleveland
George
Wallace Rundle
William Rundle
Linda Rundle
Elyria
Larg Wright
Joseph Osborne
Beres
Harry Stadéen
C. Puder
Perry
Grafton
Drnest Bond
North Fairfield
Paul Brora
Mina Fiorabal Snell
Clyde Snell
Merrill Rundia
Berea
Charles Mule
Clayton Cooler
Pease
Wakeman Tuesaday
F. H. van
Aradeia
Glenn van Arsdale
Ernest Cooley
Columbia
Roy Zacharias
Jssteek
Charles Yoat
Eaton
Galion
Joseph Mills
Dick Morris Post
Coshocton Cound
New Castle
Wellsville Foreman Dies After Mule Kick Injury
Wellsville on April 2 Harold McKengzip foreman for a mining firm died from injuries suffered when kicked by a mule yesterday. Authorities described the incident as a workplace accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsville
Harold McKengzip
Accuses Leaders In Old Age Pension Group
DETROIT April 25 A former regional organizer accuses Townsend organization leaders of milking funds from aging contributors for a $260 monthly life pension. HeTestifies personal papers were rifled and alleges misused funds. Hoffman plans a one day witness investigation after today’s hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Clare BE. Hoffman
Michigan Oll
Jack D. Leasia
Michigan
Townsend Organisation
Leasia
Chicago
Mauc
Hoffman
Barile Creek
Four Children Committed To Oberlin Home In Fire Hazard Case
Four children aged 6 to 14 from 184 Bath Street in Perry were committed to the Oberlin Children’s Home by Common Pleas Judge D. A. Cook at the request of County Humane Agent Richard Horan. Clapp family hardships include a WPA worker mother and a condemned residence. The mother agreed to care arrangements, noting illness and finances as factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry
Edith Clapp
Bath Street
Oberlin
Common Plass
D. A. Cook
County Humane
Richard Horan
Clapp
WPA
Petter
Oberila
Horan Seid
Terriers Lose To Spaniels As The Favorite Dogs
New York reports a surge in purebred registrations with a 600 percent rise over two decades. Cocker spaniels displaced Boston terriers as the top breed in February while Boston, Scottish, wire fox, and chow chow terriers trail. A political remark closes with a note on socialist critics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Henzel Club
United States
Boston Terriers
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Aniine Eckenread
Garford Girl Reserves
Jacquell Frick
Gues
Dar On
Mar
Wii
Wiener
Richard Teascale
Lakewood
Knights of Columbus
Pat Ebb Herts
Thomas Finezan
Middle Stenle
Tnrd Monde
Oberik
Eiyra
E. J. Crap
Eastern Heights
Loras County
Association
Curtis Spence
C. A
Spence
Mart Kaiser
Marian Eivies
Doris Severs
Marcia Webber
Roberta Howenstine
Pregram
Ther
Vers Asd ci Club
Josephine Lazy
Olive
Lapp
Winifred Goldsmith
Hannerah
Eugene
Gertrude Beauty Shoppe
Clark Street
Edward
Edward VIII
Lethce Ashier-Cooper
Earl of Shattes
Anne Hope
Acme
Europe
Burr
Mary Grosvenor
Duke of Westminster
Inéa
Jackson's
Violet
Miss Meinke
Wilmot Printing CO
Party For Mik Fund
Park Pictures
Florence Schuster
Brookhouser
THE
Carpenter
Baird’s Fish
Broad St. Opp
Eiunarie
George B. Wuhrman
Mei
Patable Mortalt Model
Patable Montely
Heldmyer Hardware Co
Thet Tou -Arrel
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