Church and social events fill Monday roster locally
Monday events include Bunny Side Up Club with Mrs B Koontz on Cornell avenue and Colonial Club at the Woman's Club with Mrs Charles Savage at 2:50. A church dinner at the Portman home in Henrietta follows at 6 pm. Several church services and notices from First Methodist, First Baptist, Church of Christ, Emmanuel Lutheran, and Royal Neighbors of America are listed with speakers, music, and meetings for Sunday and upcoming September events.
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Bunny
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges Record
Admissions list includes William Herbe Anna Muhlich Gilbert Stad fer Oberlin Children s Home John Rheam at 159 Bellfield Ave John Knowles N Ridgeville William Schuur 544 E Broad Mrs Mary Stetson 21 Eighth Street Arthur Young 1001 West Ave Les Burgett 64 Chestnut Phyllis Rhoads RD 2 Mrs Edwin Simerson 261 Prospect Robert Jay 33 Columbus St William Collins 607 West Ave Mrs Sam Kaplan 114 Parkview St Discharges include John Rheam 139 104 Spruce St Jack Marshall 331 Cornell John Collins 607 West Ave Mrs Frank Snook 222 Harvard
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William Herbe
Anna Muhlich
Gilbert Stadfer
Oberlin
John Rheam
Bellfield Ave
John Knowles
N. Ridgeville
William Schuur
E. Broad
Mary Stetson
Eighth Street
Arthur Young
West Ave
Les Burgett
Chestnut Street
Phyllis Rhoads
Edwin Simerson
Prospect Street
Robert Jay
Columbus St
Goodwill Bible Class Members Feted In Honor Of Birthdays
Eight members of the Goodwill Bible class of the First Congregational church were honored at a luncheon yesterday for birthdays in the past three months. Twenty five were seated at noon tables. only guest Mrs. Lemley of Akron attended. A brief business session preceded an afternoon of visiting. On September 16, Mrs. Sandrock hosts the group at Wolf Court.
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Goodwill Bible Class
First Congregational Church
Lemley
Akron
Sandrock
Wolf Court
C. E. Society Corn Roast At Beaver Park
Christian Endeavors of the Church of Christ took forty three young people to Beaver Park last evening for two corn roasts. They gathered around the fire to cook their supper then enjoyed a song fest led by Bud Findlay and a devotional hour led by Kenneth Young. Some attendees swam despite the chill. Arrangements were by Miss Anne Poole, social chairman, and her committee.
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Church of Christ
Beavyer Park
Bud Findlay
Kenneth Young
Anne Poole
Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs Hartman in Cleveland
Mrs George Eberling hosted sixteen relatives and friends for her sister Mrs Hartman of Cleveland at a birthday dinner. Pink and white decor graced the large table with season’s flowers and a big birthday cake. Guests came from Lorain Elyria Cleveland and Chardon. At North Ridgeville Congregational tomorrow the Rev Dr William Furgeson will speak. he’s Oberlin College graduated and based in Oberlin. The Rev Mr Young and Mrs Young are taking a short vacation.
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George Eberling
Hartman
Cleveland
Lorain
Ilyria
Chardon
North Ridgeville
William Furges
Furgeson
South
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Mr. Young
Young
Ericksons Dine With Friends at Amherst-Elyria Gathering
Mr and Mrs 4 T Erickson entertained a group of Amherst and Elyria friends at a dinner last evening. Ten were seated, pink asters and greens decorated the table. Dinner began at seven with a social evening to follow. Also notes on St Andrew's Church and United Presbyterian Church services and a local injury incident involving Junior Cox, Amherst and Elyria native, who punctured a lung during play.
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4. T. Erickson
Amherst
Elyria
Junior Cox
George Cox
Birthday Surprise for Miss Marian Buckley at Home
Miss Marguerite Merthe hosted a birthday surprise party at her Eighth Street home for Miss Marian Buckley. Guests played bunco, danced, and enjoyed a refreshment course. prizes went to Miss Ruth Abraham and Miss Elaine Garland. The decor featured garden flowers and Miss Buckley received lovely gifts.
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Marguerite Merthe
Eighth Street
Marian Buckler
Bunco
Ruth Abraham
Elaine Garland
Miss Buckley
American Legion Auxiliary Announces Monthly Ball
The American Legion Auxiliary will open its social season with a novelty ball at the Elks Hall on Thursday evening September 1. The informal event is open to the public and drew guests from Cleveland and Lorain. Members attended, reports were given, and the next meeting is set for in two weeks.
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Royal Neighbors OF America
Woodman Hall
Loraiz
McGuire
Mary Wooster
Anna Tite
American Legion Auxiliary
Elks’ Hall
Cleveland
Loram
Daughters of Scotland
Akron
Lorain Lodge
Tigredia Sociallug Meeting Notes With Mrs B Art
Mrs Ora Barion moved her home on Seventh street to members of Tigreda Facial Club and several Pythian Sisters gathered to work on a quilt A tureen luncheon was served at noon and the remainder spent quilting A meeting is scheduled for September sixteenth.
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Ora Barion
Seventh Street
Tigreda Facial Club
Misses and guests depart for weekend trips
Miss Eleanor McKenzie Var paret Storer and Rose Ke depart yesterday for a tai tin trip to Portland Maine. Guests visiting include Miss Elizabeth Anne Gus from Indianapolis and Miss Edna Hintz of Seventh Street. Mr and Mrs Edwin Smith of New York City and Mrs E Smith of Beaver are guests of Mr and Mrs W S Kohn in Cleveland. Mrs M S Gettig hosts Miss Margaret Blattner of Beaver Falls as a house guest. Mr and Mrs Allen Grimes will spend the weekend in Kentucky. Moss Carol Foley of Wyandotte is visiting Miss Beverly Foley. Rev and Mrs George G Brown plan a weekend in Greenville Pennsylvania. Mr and Mrs Harold Chadwick of Washington DC were guests of Mr and Mrs C Fulton and left for Chicago. C P Shively and daughters returned home last evening.
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Eleanor McKenzie Varparet Storer
Rose Ke
Portland
Maine
Elizabeth Anne Gus
Inedianapolis
Indiana
Edna Hintz
Edwin Smith
New York City
Smith
Beaver
WS Kohn
Cleveland
M.S. Gettig
Middie Avenue
Margaret Blattner
Beaver Falls
Pennsylvania
Allen Grimes
Fourteenth Street
Kentucky
Moss Carol Foley
Wyandotte
Michigan
Beverly Foley
George 4. Brown
Greenville
Harold Chadwick
Washington, D. C
C. Fulton
Tenth Street
Chicago
Tminoie
C. P. Shively
Cornell Avenue
Interlochen
Charles Nell
Lois
Ferl Cook
Akron
Walter S. Kobn
Cleveland Street
E. E. Smith
Crystal Lake
Sam Kaplan
Parkview Court
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Herbert Bennet
New Philadelphia
Ohio
Anna Will
Laundon Court
Dublin
D. D. Scanlon
Philadelphia
Oklahoma
Los Angeles
California
N. J. Gerhart
Henry Heidrich
Mary Northwood
Nois
Annie Everhard
Gertrude Biggs
Railway Business Women’s Association of
A. Hutt
Port Clinton
William Sibey
Jeanette
Denison Avenue
Sibey
W.N. Pickard
Sugar Ridge Road
Oak Harbor
Leona Mowry
Charles Court
Avon
Sigma Sigma Delta Sorority
Baldwin Wallace College
Marian Peake
Mowry
W. BD. Teasedale
Edna Schreiber
Vera Oldham
Jack Southam
Berea
Co. E. Southam
Cedar Street
Charles H. Savage
Pearl Rice
Harvard Avenue
Edwin Simerson
Prospect Street
Katherine Sherer
W. C. Endly
Lake Avenue
Lakeside
Charles Abbey
Local Society Notes from Elyria and Nearby
Local residents attend visits and travels across Ohio and beyond. Families from Elyria and Cleveland plan weekends in Akron, Crystal Lake, and Port Clinton while others tour Dublin, Maine, and Verona. births at Elyria Memorial Hospital and departures for Milwaukee mark a busy social period among Nell, Cook, Smith, Everhard, Scanlon, Lemley, and Heidrich families.
Grand Rapids Reports Lowest Infant Mortality in Class
Grand Rapids has the lowest infant mortality rate of its size in the nation, per city health commissioner Dr. A H Edwards. Using 1931 figures of 42.7 per 1000, the city outsaw New Haven which registered 57.1, the national leader in public health for cities in Grand Rapids’ class.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
A. H. Edwards
New Haven
Conn
Last Choir Member Lavoie Dies in Holyoke
Mig George Meunier Lavoie died at 74 in Holyoke Mass She was the last surviving member of the Precious Blood church choir which continued singing after a church fire on May 27 1875 that killed 75 people Her brother Gustave risked his life to rescue her in the blaze.
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Holyoke
Mig George Meunier Lavoie
Precious Blood Church
Gustave
Dickens Names Secret Opened
London reports a verger at St Andrew's Church Holborn has logged Dickens character names in parish registers. A Jones notes about 40 Holborn names tied to Dickens while Pickwick and Copperfield era places in Bath and Kent are also linked.
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London
CBS
Charles Dickens
Dickens
Chadband
Tigg
Guppr
Marley
Dorrit
Mold
Warden
Boffin
St. Andrew’s Church
Holborn
A. Jones
Jones
Kent
Pickwick
Bath
Bath and Treasured Up For Later use.The Origin of Such Names As ‘Micawber
Chuzzlewit
Copperfield
Pickwick Papers
Bleak House
David Copperfield
Barnaby Rudge
Little Derrit
Jana
Thirty Universities to Convene at Iowa City Meet
Thirty distinguished American universities will send representatives to the University of Iowa campus November 10 to 12 for the annual convention of the Association of American Universities. The program will focus on professional training in education medicine engineering and the relation of undergraduate work to advanced courses.
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Iowa City
IUR
University of
New Coal Vein Found in Lafayette Colorado
Monroe Coal Company reports a seven foot four inch coal vein discovered near Lafayette Colorado while drilling for a new coal field after several months of exploration. Company officials say the find may extend local coal resources and aid future development.
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Lafayette
Colo
Monroe Coal Company
Severe spanking debate stirs reader letters panel
An excerpted panel discusses child discipline, arguing that punishing on an instalment plan fails and must be severe enough from the start. It cites a case of an eighteen month old child and warns against prolonged, escalating punishments. Dr Gary C Myers promotes readings and pamphlets on punishments and rewards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garry C. Myers
Hoti
Rphela
Mai
Myers
Gary C. Myers
Central Press Association
East Twelfth Street
Eveland
Surplus of Women Dominates Spain’s Election Question
Aug 17 Madro Spain faces a major issue as a female voter surplus could shape the Second Republic. Women are registered under Article 36 granting equal electoral rights to both sexes at 23 and older, with three women deputies elected in 1931. Census counts show more women voters than men in major cities, yet turnout remains uncertain since Spain’s census-based electorate differs from voluntary registration.
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Madro
Spain
Provisional Government of
Republic
Cortes Constituyentes
Victoria Kent
Clara Campoamor
Margaret Nelken
Oviedo
Salamanca
United States
All Day Today Real Italian spaghetti dinner
A special all day event featuring real Italian spaghetti dinner at Green Lantern Tea Room. Phone contact 2003 for details and reservations.
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Green Lantern Tea Room
Grave of Child Marks Detour on Tahoe Ukiah Route
In Grass Valley California a child’s grave from 74 years ago marks a detour on the newly opened Tahoe Ukiah highway. The grave of two year old Julius Appertson has been tended by locals since 1868 and by the Native Sons and Daughters of the Golden West in recent years. The grave sits along the route from Grass Valley and Nevada City to Washington.
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Onild
Grass Valley
Cal
Julius Appertson
New Tahoe-Ukiah
Mother Lode
Nevada City
Washington
Golden West
Little Joe's Diner Offers Sunshine With Every Meal
A cheerful dining promotion at Little Joe's Diner guarantees 30 minutes of sunshine with each meal, promising a bright, uplifting dining experience. The offer highlights a sunny mood and a unique customer perk aimed at attracting guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Joe’s
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