Elyria Women's Relief Corps Observes Its 46th Anniversary
Elyria Women s Relief Corps No 108 of Richard Allen Post marks its 46th anniversary with a birthday dinner and program in the 1894 era hall. Neva Rankin oversees kitchen duties, Marie Harris presides, and members hear routine orders from Elsie Beelman. A letter from former member Lydia Adams Crumley is read, and songs and readings honor Lincoln and America. The charter is draped for a member who died since the last meeting. The group plans a future birthday dinner and returns to regular business.
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Women's Relief Corps No
Richard Mn Allen Post
Eeach Place
Neva Rankin
Jennie Collins
Marie Harris
Elsie Beelman
Lydia Adams Crumley
California
Cora Bullock
America
Rabbi Silver
Florence Terry
George Washington
Warner
Agnes Jones
Lincoln
Corinne Boyd
Ella Langton
Quiet First Methodist Wedding Unites Dorothe Hulse and Aud Mallow
Dorothe Hulse, daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard S Hulse, wed Aud J Mallow of Washington DC in a quiet ceremony at First Methodist Church with Dr Frank Hicks officiating. After a dinner at Ober on Inn, the couple will reside in Washington DC. The bride is a 1936 Elyria High School graduate with further study at Baldwin Wallace and Ohio State. His Navy service and Franklin West Virginia high school education noted. A postnuptial shower hosted for the bride featured a patriotic luncheon and a balloon gift-hide game concluded with bingo prizes for guests.
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First Methodist Church
Frank Hicks
Dorothe Hulse
Howard S. Hulse
East Nuver Street
Aud J. Mallow
Washington, D. C
George Mallow
Billy
Reno H. Collier
Muss
Dorothy Bartter
Oberon Inn
Washington
Mallow
Elyria High School
Baldwin-Wallace College
Ohio State University
Franklin
West Virginia
United States Navy Corps
Book Review Marks First Quarterly Birthday Luncheon
The Gand Will Bible class at First Congregational church held the first quarterly birthday luncheon for 1840 on a Friday. Tables glowed in patriotic colors with birthday cake centers. Letters were read from Mrs. Jerry George celebrating eighty years in St Petersburg and from Merie Crosby, a missionary returning from Angola. Mrs G Hoover gave a review of Edna Ferber's A Peculiar Treasure. The March meeting will be hosted by Mrs Stanley Shaw and Miss Shaw on Harrison Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gand Will Bible
First Congregational Church
Geroup
Jerry George
St. Petersburg
Florida
Wright
Dover
New Jersey
Merie Crosby
Angola
West Africa
Alice Minard
Tus
G. Hoover
Edna Ferbers
Stanley Shaw
Miss Shaw
Hoamse
Harisson Street
Play Review From Elyria Woman's Club Meeting
Chairman Sumner Hartwell reviewed Philadelphia Story for the Elyria Woman's club Education and Fine Arts department audience. Hartwell praised Katherine Hepburn and the production, noting a spring note from tea table decor arranged by Mrs Harold Doncaster and committee. November
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Elyria Woman's Club
Sumner Hartwell
Philadelphia Story
Alves
Hartwell
Katherine Hepburn
New York City
Harold Doncaster
East Broad Street Hostess Hosts 8 5 Club Meeting
Mrs Herman Gever entertained the 8 5 Club on East Broad Street with needlework and Washington's birthday decor. While the ladies gathered, husbands attended a birthday party for Mr Geyer on South Maple Street. The next meeting will be March 7 at Mrs Martin Waller's Hawthorne Street home with a chicken dinner.
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Herman Gever
East Broad Street
Tate
MM Geyer
Frankin M. Sa
South Maple Street
Geyer
Martin Waller
Hawthorne Street
Judge Webber Speaks on Liberty at Round Table Club
Judge A R Webber celebrated eightieth birthday remarks at the Round Table Club meeting hosted by X and Mrs F C Wilford on Seventh Street. He discussed liberty and religious freedom, citing notable individuals and urging continued effort. Mrs H Hurst read a Readers Digest piece on Horner Rodeheaver. March plans announced for Ronald and Mrs Dunn hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Webber
Round Table Club
F. C. Wilford
Seventh Street
Civssow
H Hurst
Horner Rodeheaver
Ronald QC Dunn
Elyria Bible Class continues topic What It Means to Be a Christian
Elyria Men's Bible Class LB Hindman will continue the topic What It Means to Be A Christian at the LMS Eistia Moers Poble class meets. CoA Sunday at 9:30 AM special music will feature vocal solos by Raymond Brunger.
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Hindman
Eistia Moers
LMS
Coa
Spewal
Raymond Brungerse
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Listed
Hospital admissions include George Zichovitch Yorkville O Paul Stanko West Ridge road Frank Stanislawsk Grafton Trene Hitsman 122 Ches nut street Discharges list John Norman 116 Charles court Stephen Nemeth baby boy 228 West River street Mrs Stainley Wasukanic baby boy 1806 West avenue Mrs Urban Kinzel baby girl Grafton Andrew Proskn Stratton Ohio Bert Jaycox 605 Bond street Adel bert Ziegman Lorain Mrs Harvey Desereaux 817 Middle avenue Mrs David Roberts RD No 3
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Zichovitch
Yorkville
O. Paul Stanko
West Ridge Road
Frank Stanislawsk
Grafton
Trene Hitsman
Chesnut Street
Mirs
John Norman
Charles Court
Stephen Nemeth
West River Street
Stainley Wasukanic
West Avenue
Urban Kinzel
Andrew Proskn
Stratton
Ohio
Bert Jaycox
Bond Street
Adelbert Ziegman
Lorain
Harvey Desereaux
Middle Avenue
David Roberts
Williams Leads P T A Lecture on Untying Apron Strings
Mrs Richard G Williams heads a Franklin school P T A session on Growing Up In the Family the third topic Untying Apron Strings examines how a child becomes an independent adult with gradual parental support The next talk titled Friendships of Youth will be March 28 in the Franklin P T A room.
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P.T. A
Richard G. Williams
Franklin School
Wiliams
Willams
Franklin P-T. A
Puppet Show Entertains Dorcas Class At Church Event
A Dorcas class gathering at the Church of Christ on Lake Avenue drew a capacity crowd of over six hundred for a puppet show led by Mrs Ralph Gwin The program featured Miss Miriam Cope with Snowdrop and the Witch in Fairy Land and included a white elephant sale with prize hunts and a class attendance contest Two piano and dance recitals followed at Elyria Cultural Center with extensive student performances from Katherine Pfaff Stone and Annetta Myers among others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred
Nones Cope
Lake Avenue
Dorcas
Church of Christ
Ralph Gwin
E. L. Anderson
Maren
Will Foster
Stanley Crandall
Spey Findlay
East Ee
Miriam Cope
Snowdrop
Thomas Higham
Meade Saien
M. Albert
L. E. Hargrave
Bernice Martin
B.C. Alexander
J. G. Bramwell
E. Warman
Mabel Prindle
Elyria Cultural Center
Ely School
Herns
Ers
Elyria Hotel
Katherine Pfaff Stone
Johnoay Gibbons
Annetta Myers
Audiermce
Irene Dorothy Melton
Adela Ozninski
Carmen Rhodes
Beverly Yanke
Vera Smith
Jayce Keyes
Dorcy Bogart
Helen Vogler
Te Rogers
Alice Vandermarx
Pegty Lump
Billy Flaherty
Kathryn McCannyile
Peggy Cairns
Julia Figed
Rue McIntyre
Dorothy Craft
Wanda Hui
Mardyn Chandler
Dorothy Sebhitt
Tala Rhodes
Jean Altfeld
Beverly Yanne
Mr. Gibbons
Les
Julia Flood
Martha Jo Guerin
Phyllis Wagner
Dorothy Bogart
Lois Clarkson
Vivian Sherman
Patricia Dempsey
Eleine Bruck
Dorothy Raby
Ceeelia Stolz
Marjorie Coughlin
Nadine St. Marie
Marjorie Craft
Patricia O'Donnell
Leis Davis
Rosemary Brumback
Claire Hogan
Jacqueline Scott
Betty Flood
Clarence Stangen
Jit
Frank
Swing Forum
Stone
Norma Reed
Robert
Local society notes from Elyria and nearby towns
Mrs. J G Wherry departs for Chicago to visit her son John and then heads to California with friends in Los Angeles and Santa Ana. Mrs Gerald Wagner hosts her Windsor Ontario-born mother after a fall. baby Mary Jane Wagner injures her arm. Mrs C D Gull and A M Gull plan a Sarasota Florida motor trip. Duke Gull joins from Raleigh for spring vacation. Missie Malone rests at home in Dayton after work at the Agriculture department. Mr and Mrs Earl Brow Ohio street travel to Johnstown PA for George Suppes funeral. Sphinx Sub Deb Club attends Cleveland lecture. Joseph T Palmer leaves for Naval Training Station Newport RI after leave with great grandmother Mrs Imogene Burt. Mrs C H Worthington and Mrs Tad Miller return from six weeks in Miami. A son born February 23 to Mr and Mrs BG Schultz of Grafton at Elorea Memorial. Mr and Mrs TF Schilling of Columbia avenue plan five weeks in Florida.
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J. G. Wherry
Chicago
Illinois
John Wherry
California
Los Angeles
Frie
Maude
Jeanette
Soul Conservation
Agri Jture
Dayton
J. D. Malone
Fair Street
Earl Brow
Ohio
Johnstown
Pennsylvania
George Suppes
Airs Brown
Sphinx
Elyria
Higbee Lounge
Cleveland
Ruth Vanesdale
Helen Louise Elemes
Donna Graham
Grace Jenne
Joseph T. Palmer
Newport
Rhode Island
Rirs
Imogene Burt
C. H. Worthington
Tad Miller
Miami
Florida
Clifford Schultz
Grafton
Sun
Elorea Memorial Hospital
T.F Schilling
Columbia Avenue
Northwest Encampment Ball Hosts New Members Night
Last evening after the regular Northwest Encampment meeting at the lodge temple, a ballroom opened to many including new members, their families and friends. Music by Torn and Jerry’s orchestra spurred dancing after a one hour social and a late lunch served in the rear room. An announcement invited all members and families to the April 12 event at Flysia Lodge with Grand Master Roland Stegmeier of Toledo presiding. Perry Walls of Oberlin leads the program committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
I.og
Temple
Torn and
Jerry
Ortra
Flysia Lodge
Order
Grand Loder
Ohio
Roland Stegmeier
Toledo
Perry Walls
Oberlin
Music pins awarded for top weekly report averages
Dorothy Craft and Kathryn McConneville earned music pins for the highest averages on weekly report cards. Ushers included Wanda Hull Vera Smith Dorothy Craft and Julia Flood. Ticket assistants were Mr. and Mrs. William Kohn.
Monday Bible lectures and club meetings fill local schedule
A February 26 lecture by Miss Harriet-Louise Patterson at the Elyria Women's Club will explore biblical sites in Nazareth and Galilee with vivid word pictures. Local clubs host lectures, socials, and a Valentine party at the British Empire, plus a Knights of Columbus gathering and a Boys’ athletic party with varsity students attending a theatre outing planned for March first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moss Harriet L. Patterson
Woman's Club
Daughters of Sahara
British Empire
Sey
Glenwood
Dea
Elisa
Oberlin Women’s Glee Club
Reh
Igaret Wenner
Curtis
Eet
Townsend Club
P D Reefy
G. A. Roam Woodman Hall
King Solomon Jodge
Knights of Columbus
von Duyke Dost
Church of Religion
West Avenue
Galilee
Herriet-Louise H. Patterson
Two Aceck
Miss Patterson
Elyria
R. T. J. Mart
Elyria and Lorain Licenses Granted in Local Novelties
Licenses issued include Wille Howell, 37, Elyria, dry cleaner, and Bertha Thompson, 22, of 210 Lod street, Elyria. Henry O. Wiley, 23, Lorain, station attendant, and Geraldine Mac Cutter, 22, Lorain. Alexander Morris, 52, Cleveland, steward, and Matuie Chambers, 39, Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wille Howell
Elyria
Bertha Thompson
Henry O. Wiley
Lorain
Geraldine Mac Cutter
Alexander Morris
Cleveland
Matuie Chambers
Surgeon To Speak At Elyria Club Meeting On Cancer
The American Home and Child Welfare department opens its meeting on Tuesday February 27 to all women to discuss cancer control. Dr J H Lazzari of Cleveland will speak. he is visiting surgeon at Cleveland City Hospital and senior clinical instructor at Western Reserve University. He will present extensive information on cancer, with cases and advice on cure and prevention. Luncheon at 12:30, reservations required. program to begin at 2:00 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Home and Child Welfare Department
Elyra Woman's Club
de. J. H. Lazzari
Cleveland
Lazzari
Cleveland City Hospital
Western Reserve University
Frank C. Billings
Middle-North
Elyria
Dy Luezorr
American Society For the Control of Cancer
United States
Elyria Woman's Club
Lag- Zar
Degne Burns
Welock
Pictures Show Safety and Merchandising Films at Meeting
Paul Krebs of the Coca Cola Company presented programs on safety and merchandising to Grate Gu Jast members. Hearts were in play and a license for members was announced during the session. In the parish hall on the twenty ninth at 630, Miss Helen Haton said items to be sold by members have been ordered. IslesSees Wert Hauer and Mrs Flo Harvey Kuss served refreshments for members and one guest, Mrs Wayne Sechmittgen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Krebs
Coca-Cola Bilgg Co
Helen Haton
IslesSees Wert
Flo Harvey Kuss
Wayne Sechmittgen
Meet At Resar Home Circle Officers Club Event
The Resar home hosted the Home Circle Officers Club gathering last night with Pinochle and banco games. Edmund Smith received awards while Mrs Wil Saylor Lillian Elizabeth Smith helped host a luncheon for twenty one members and guests. A three tiered centerpiece marked Mrs Resar’s birthday and arrangements were made for a future event hosted by Mrs Ralph Bruer on Acams street scheduled for March twenty ninth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Circle Officers Club
John Resar
Fast River Street
Edmund Smith
Wil- Saylor
Lillian Eizabeth Smith
Resar
Ralph Brucrxer
Acams Street
Upper Room Class Social Features West Trip Pictures
The Upper Room Bible class held its monthly social with seventy seven attendees. Elizabeth Yoder showed motion pictures from her West trip including Grand Canyon Yosemite National Park and Yellowstone. Souvenirs followed as Mr and Mrs A H Weel directed the Lucreta's Society program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Elizabeth Yoder
West
Grand Canyon
Yosemite Netson Park
Pacific
San Francico
Glaser
Yellowstone National Parks
A. H Weel
Manny's Sunday Dinner After Church Ad
Don’t worry about cooking. Come to Manny’s after church for a family style dinner from 12:00 to 7:30. Enjoy tender steak and chicken with relishes, jams, jellies, cheese, vegetables, noodles, and ample food. Everything home cooked. It’s fun to eat family style.
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Manny
Hostess Delights Members with Evening Bridge at Murray Ridge
Mrs Tom Hullauer hosted a Who's Who club gathering at her Murray Ridge road home featuring a diverse bridge evening. Prizes went to Mrs Joe Huansman and Mrs William Sehrick. A dessert course followed as the group planned a March 8 meeting at 181 Longfellow Street. East Side Guild Sees Sewing and missionary discussion at St Andrew's Episcopal with Mrs M B Bishop assisting. The session ended after a dessert for twenty. Miss Nerah Abbe to entertain March 7 at 351 Fourth Street with Mrs R A Osbourne assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Hullauer
Murray Ridge Road
Joe Huansman
William Sehrick
F. J. Halliday
Loungfellow Street
Mareh 8
Bishop
East Side Guild
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
M B Bishop
East River Street
Thomas Daniels
Nerah Abbe
Fourth Street
R. A. Osborne
Amherst Odds and Ends class plans March box suci and fare
The Odds and Ends class of Browmhelm Congregational church met Friday evening with Lewis Todd and George Reinhard assisting. They planned a March box supper in the church parlors with committees for entertainment publicity and finance. The meeting list included Rev Frederick Cok and others. A February 29 lecture by Grey, a Cleveland Plain Dealer figure, will be at the town hall with no admission. The Good Fellowship Club sponsors. There is also an Eagles event at the Eagle Home next week with dancing open to members and spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace
Dmuthy Hogan
Lake An md
J Oj. Club
Helen Wolt
Mary Barbara Jones
Louisiana Avenue
Browmhelm Congregational Church
Lewis Todd
George Reinhard
Robert Reinhard
Melvin Niggle
Russell Amler
Russell Midler
Cury Aller
Amiens
Frederick Cok
H.B Whittesey
Augusta Howard Feidtach
Robert Miller
Melgwngsale
Clayten
Mier
Frank
William Laumbach
Charles Coox
Herman
Robert Hkaetsel
Gilbert Id
Clarence Couric
John Brandau
Run Niggle
Robert Rennie
Grey
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Ontario
Cain
Moses
Good Fellowship Club
U. S. Automatic Co
Amherst Aerie of Eagles
Eagle
Young Student Injured in School Gym Breaks Leg
Marlene Molison daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Molison of Taylor Street was admitted Friday after sustaining a broken leg during a school gym activity. She was placed in a cast and later discharged. Tate John Michael Wengel month-old son of Mr and Mrs George Wenzel of North Main Street was admitted for emergency treatment and discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlene Molison
Charles Molison
Taylor Street
Swen
Schol
Tate John Michael Wengel
George Wenzel
N. Main Street
Amherst Rotary Plans Continued City Tree Planting
The Amherst Rotary Club announces continuation of the city beautification program, expanding tree planting efforts to enhance local streetscapes and community spaces this season. Members will coordinate volunteers and secure funding to support additional plantings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst Rotary Club
Jefferson Girl Reserves Meeting and Events Summary
Jefferson Girl Reserves discussed personality talk by Mrs. Robert Wilson at yesterday’s meeting. They approved selling sponges to boost funds and reported a roller skating party last Saturday with sixty three attendees. Betty Turdled led devotions on Others. Major Woodsworth Sewing Circle held an all day meeting at Mrs. Nina Wicker’s home to assemble quilt blocks for upcoming work. A Washington’s Birthday lunch was served. The next meeting is March 28 at Mrs. Cansie Haverstick’s Lincoln Court residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bettersun Gurl
Robert Wilson
Victor McMullen
Muss Frances Lemon
Major Woodsworth Sewing Circle
Nina Wicker
Cleveland Street
Washington
Cansie Haverstick
Lincoln Court
Trees to be planted along property front inviting requests
Last year many trees were planted. Trees will again be planted between the crib and sidewalk in front of properties upon request. Anyone desiring trees planted should communicate with Arthur Acersold, Paul Wortting, or W. J. Durling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Acersold
Paul Wottring
W. J. Durling
Wilson Funeral Rites Scheduled for Quarry Street Home
Funeral rites for William B. Wilson will be held at his Quarry street home at 2 p.m. Sunday, revised from 1 p.m. Burial will follow in Evergreen Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Wilson
Quarry Street
Evergreen Cemetery
Dedication of Amherst Senior High’s new addition attended
Miss Marion Steele returned from Findlay Ohio where she attended the public dedication of the new addition to the senior high school. Cameron Beck of New York spoke at both services and various local residents and guests visited during the events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Steele
Findlay
Ohio
Cameron Beck
New York
Limited time offer for wall cleaning with new machine
A limited time introductory offer promises big savings on cleaning painted walls using a newly invented machine. Free estimate available by calling 38-464.
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Elyria Women’s Relief Corps
Laniglio Cnb
Joseph Hanee
Helen Bryan
Eugene Duff
Ninth Street
Ed Kranyak
Duffy
Betty Jacoby
Bryan
Chib
Duffy Home
Washington D.C
Norma van Keuren
Ellen Slauter
Dorothy Smith
Belva Gibbson
Lucile Baker
Tula Harding
Joy Oldfield
Harriett Lakacy
Helen Smith
Beiva Gibbs
Ada Yearley
Irene Smith
Lola Stauter
Beverly van Keuren
Lee Whitney Co
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Judge Webber
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PRIDE
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Williams
Dan
Hilda Erber
Ernest Erber
Plan Theatre Party
Pen Dan
Pacadine
Resar Home
Mrs.Kokai
Ot Lucreta
John Kokua
Wee River Street
Louis Reithy
Mike Helessy
Gilbert Reydachy
Gurth
John Trill
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Woodford Avenue
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Bringe
Broad Street
Amherst
Jigspital News
Jefferson
Henry Vogel
Lakewood
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Fred Hogrefe
Gay Withrow, Dever
Luetlie Hoffner
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C. &. Baker
Key
F. E Eatman
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BIG Discount
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