Delightful Washington Birthday Party in Elyria DAR
The Elyria Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution hosted a Colonial themed Washington Birthday party at Mrs. W. B. Hubbell’s home despite gray skies. Guests wore Colonial dress, enjoyed a program by the Elyria Ladies String Quartette, read papers on colonial topics, viewed relics, and shared refreshments. Delegates to the National Convention in Washington and to the Ohio State Conference were named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Daughters of the American Revolution
W. B. Hubbell
Gast Avenue
Washington
Hubbell
Will Thomas
Ellis Island
C. E. Lozier
Elbert Hay
L. B. Fauver
W.W. B. Hubbell
Elyria Ladies String
Anna Siatin
Erle Chapman
Gladys McCullough
Oscar Townsend
Fisher
Li’l’ Feller
Riker
Mabel Little
Dvorak
Wilfrid Bowdler
Grace Allen
Lillian Stevens
Gertrude Stevens
Mary Taynor
Julia Baus
Dorothy Martin
Barbara Plocher
Ethel Gillis
Elsie Altfeld
Karl Plocher
George Washington
W. G Sharp
Lawrence Webber
C. O. Jaster
Community club and church groups list for evening events
A long notice lists numerous clubs and organizations holding meetings and events at various local venues including the Country Club, Culture Club, Carlisle Neighborhood Club, St Pauls church, Happy-Go-Lucky Club, and others. It notes dinners, dances, meetings, luncheons, and social activities with hostesses and addresses, ending with church and civic group activities.
Porter Anniversary Celebrated by Family and Friends
On February 21 1925 about thirty relatives gathered at 90 Oberlin road to honor Mr and Mrs W H Porter on their twenty fifth wedding anniversary Rev C H Searles recalled their union and shared memories Their four children were praised for enriching their Christian home Guests included many named relatives from Oberlin Hinckley Medina and Cleveland expressing appreciation for the couple and their family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Porter
Oberlin Road
C. H. Seares
Porter
Porvcer
Tom Reed
Chiildren
Collywood
W Damon
Corral Damon
Branewich
Mire
C H Searles
Alonzo Hier
Hinckley
Leon Stuouffer
Lanewood
Ernest Gunkhelman
Daushter
Wales
Lulu Fa
Lostra
Webbersister
Crawford
Hollywood
Cal
Rotary Club Celebrates Founding With Birthday Dinner
Happenings of the Week lists Rotary Club birthday at the Country club honoring Rotary’s 1905 founding with a 6:30 dinner and Ed R Kel sey of Toledo Rotary as speaker. Also notes multiple civic group events including American Legion ball, Yeo men banquet, and a public entertainment at 8 pm for the twenty eighth anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
The
Country Club
Rotary
M. Speaker
R. Kelsey
Toledo Rotary Club
American Legion
Elks Hall
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Odd Fellows Hall
Markley School
Kink Solomon’s Lodge No 56
A. M
Masonic Temple
Knights of Columbus
K. of C. Hall
H. P. Chapman
Sons of Veterans
Business and Professional Women's Club
Roans
Boylan Block
United Presbyterian Church
Church Council of Grace Lutheran Church
Local Women Group Meetings Scheduled Through Thursday
The Helping Hand Sake group, Royal Neighbors sewing circle, Ridgeville Ladies Aid, St John’s Lutheran Ladies Aid, and Methodist Women’s Home Missionary Safety circle announce meetings at various locations. Some sessions shift from Wednesday to Thursday with hostesses named, and ongoing work meetings extended until further notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nette Rlyers
Broad Street
Royal Neighbors of America Sewing Circle
Fred Klemn
Nicho 5
Court
Ladies’ Aid Socety
Ridgeville
Mire
Jinnie Terrell
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Third Street
Frank Steher
John Cuttman
Womens Home Missionary Safety
Tursdarly
Furter
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges List
Admissions include Mrs Steve Tahacs 116 Irondale Ct Mrs Thomas Bruce 173 Spruce Street Miss Lettie Rater 517 East River William Sullivan 114 Clark Street Discharges list Tony Price Beech Street Mrs Frank Moyers No 12 Jefferson Apts Mrs Mike Zubrick Wellington Sir George Hoffman 232 Harwood
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Tahacs
Irondale Ct
Thomas Bruce
Spruce Street
Lettie Rater
East River
Wiliam Sullivan
Clark Street
Tony Price
Beech Street
Frank Moyers
Jeffrson Apts
Mike Zubrick
Wellington
George Hoffman
Harwood Street
Sunday Service at United Presbyterian Church Auspicious
The United Presbyterian Church reported its largest Lord's Supper in history with the most communicants and a record missionary offering. Eighteen joined the church, sixteen by profession and two by certificate, plus baptisms for five adults and three infants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Church
G. A. Brown
Othe Sackett
R. A. Hutchison
Board of Home Missions
J. C. Kistler
Department of Church
Nome
Friends honor Martha Barchard on birthday
Mr and Mrs W C Hill hosted a small informal reception and birthday party at their home 224 Cares Avenue. The 85th birthday anniversary drew 55 friends and 35 relatives who arrived to a pink themed decor and a three tier cake with matching candles. A buffer June evening was noted as guests arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C Hill
Cares Avenue
Concentrra trial touts fat reduction aid and digestion boost
A garbled extract claims CONCENTRA offers clonal palatable purity with no prep. It allegedly introduces a cleansing element in a rational weight reduction system, prevents overeating, supplies nourishment, aids digestion, and promotes normal bowel action, implying fat reduction.
Mother Gray’s Sweet Powders advertised for children
A nostalgic ad claims Mothers of the era would want Mother Gray’s Sweet Powders to ease headaches fevers stomach troubles and irregular bowels in their children. It emphasizes ease of use pleasant taste and widespread availability with endorsements from mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray
Local Figures Named in Historical Court Ledger
Walter Wolf Josephine Boyd Dorothy Perrin Theodore Squires Malcolm Ehrke and Henry Wessell appear in a historical document listing residents or witnesses. The fragment names several individuals connected to a late 19th or early 20th century case or property record.
Mrs William Burns Entertains At Bunoco
Mrs William Burns of 225 Roosevelt avenue entertained friends Saturday evening. Tables were set for banco. Prizes awarded to Miss Bessie Paton and John Miller first, Mrs Margaret Frazer and William Paton second, and Miss Anca Paton and Harry Wallace consoled. Miss Burns performed solos with Robert Burns accompaniment. A Scotch recitation and ukulele selections followed. Luncheon at 10:30 for guests including Misses Bessie Paton Lillian Gray Jessie Burns Mrs Margaret Frazer Messrs Harry Wallace John Miller and Robert Burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schultz
Essat
Pedro
Wiliam Muche
William Gehrke
Gertrude Johnson
Gus Erickson
William Tissington
Frank Slack
Wesham Pomeroy
Tred Raessier
Wm. Muche
Helen
Clitterce Dunford
Teonard
Gus Froson
William Senate
Dorothy Ima Norma
Clarence
Cora Bemus
Netvie Woodriff
Sarah Massey
Charlies
Pomeroy
Piss
Mer
Walter Efianss
Kenosa
William Burns
Roosevelt Avenue
Banco
Bessie Paton
John Miller
Margaret Frazer
William Paton
Anca Paton
Harry Wallace
Jesele Burns
Robert Burns
Lillian Gray
Jessie Burns
Rob
Diamond Dyes Promote Easy Tinting for Fabrics
Advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as a simple cold water tinting method for lingerie silk ribbons skirts and dresses. Each 15 cent package includes directions and claims permanent colors on wool silk linen cotton and mixed fabrics with guidance to tell the druggist the material to color.
Burns and Paton Families Listed from Elyria and Oberlin
William Paton and Mr and Mrs William Burns of Elyria are joined by Miss Anna Paton of Oberlin in an item noting local residents tied to a family event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ert Burns
William Paton
William Burns
Elyria
Anna Paton
Oberlin
Miss Ruth Porter and college companions visit kin over weekend
Miss Ruth Porter studying at Miami University spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs W H Porter of Oberlin road. Miss Rosalie Hohler of Dayton and Miss Geraldine Ford of Warren attending Oberlin College were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs J F Johnson of Fast avenue. The Misses Elizabeth and Faith Wilford of Seventh street were guests of relatives in Berea over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Lewis Heidrich of Eastern Heights Boulevard were also hosted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Porter
Miami University
W. H. Porter
Oberlin Road
Rosalie Hohler
Dayton
Geraldine Ford
Warren
Oberlin College
J. F. Johnson
Fast Avenue
Elizabeth
Faith Wilford
Seventh Street
Berea
Lewis Heidrich
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Welters Visit Schulls in Kenosha Wisconsin
Mr and Mrs Welter Plan of Kenosha Wisconsin were the wee eed guests of Mr and Mrs Joh Schulls at 400 Columbia Street. Friends of Miss Yancer of Oberlin Road report she is again confined to bed and very ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welter
Kenosha
Wis
Joh Schulls
Columbia Street
Women’s Relief Corps Rummage Sale Continued
The Women’s Relief Corps continued a rummage sale on Tuesday February 24 at 11 Cheapside offering varied items to shoppers in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Relief Corps
Cheapside
Also Mentioned on This Page
D. A.R. Colonial
the Country Club
C. W. Koppen
Earl Court
Carlisle
John Hebebrand LaGrange
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Charlie Roseman
Hight Street
M. A. Jenkins
Parkview Court
L. & E. Cribbage
Harry Nielsen
Alice Yenna
Brandston Avenue
C. M Braman
Second St
Louise Braman
Clan Robertson
Missionary Society of the United Presbyterian Church
Eagles Lodge
Bartes Hall
Friendship Club
Kiwanis Club
Chevraher Lodge
Knights of Pythias
K of P. Hall
Bethel Shrine
White Shrine of Jerusalem
School House
Settlement House
D. C. Kothe
Furnace Street
Lucky Links Club
Fawn Hamilton
Lake Avenue
Royal Neighbors Sewing Circle
Fred Kiein
Nichols Court
Dorcas Sorcery
Grace Lutheran Churcen
Diedrick
Child Welfare and Social Service Department of Civic Club
B. E. Saunders
Middle Avenue Sons and Daughters of
Liberry
K.aft Y. Hall
Pilgrim Communiity
American Legion Auminary
Legion Rooms
Central Labor Loion
Painters Hall
Young People’s Councilo
Chi
Mossion Studs Club
Gates Room
Theodore Wedener
670 Maron
W.h.porter
John Foster
Fourth Street
D. K. Smetzer
Edwin Kirby
Modern Woodmen of America
K. of P. Hall
Federation of Business Women's Clubs
Tite Glee Club
Kids Lodge
Filks Hall
Y. L.S. of
St. Johns Lutheran Church
Third Stret
Ladies Auxilary of
Knights of St. John
Moose Haul
Amercan Legion
le Biennal
Dran Thomas Gaham
Ob Rin College
A. Crops
Moc
Parker Bell
Turst Congregational Church
Profteoso
P D. Sherman
Jtam
Attics
St. Paul’s
Mra. KE. A. Fox
Luke Ave
M. C
Jack Schuster
Homer Street
Harry G Imore
Bell Avenue
Gladioly Club
Edward Krieman
Notta Card Club
Hart Murphy
Cleveland Road
Noble Grand Organization
St. Clair
Rebekah Lodge
CL. Lent
East Avenue
Kelley
Y. M. C. A. Court of Honor
Eagles Hall
Second Congregational Church
Rash House
Don Miler
Elyria Memorial Hospital Company
Newepaper
Crankail
U. P. Church
First Congregational Church
Lydia Lord Davis
Woman's Board of Missions of the Interior
Philippines
China
Japan
Louis Young
Eleanor Bryant
Malcolm Ehrke
Paul Wainwricht
Martha Barchard
Exctestee Local Distributors
Reublin Bros
Ohio
Ridgeville High School
Collins Novelty
Martha Lee Club
Blue Bird Sweet Shoppe
Kodak
Louise Studios
Care Chronicle-Telegram
Bunoco
North Ridgeville
Educational Bureau
William S. Myers
Madison Avenue
New York
Welsh Curtain & Rug Shop
West Bridge St
Zemo
Western Electric Iron
Ohio Public Service Co
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