City P T A March programs announced across six of ten groups
Six of ten city Parent Teacher Associations announce March programs for the coming week. Jefferson and Gates plan a joint Thursday meeting at 7:30 pm at Second Congregational church with R C Maston presiding and Judge Carl Versandt addressing Today’s Challenge to Parents. Franklin, Hamilton, Alien, Garrard PA meetings follow with speakers, music, and student performances as part of a bicentennial commemorative program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
McKinley
Jefferson and
Gates
Mother Singers
Marjorie Rossiter
May Spoerl
School For Deaf Children
Franklin Parent Teacher Associa
R. D. Oldfield
Weavon Avenue
Washington
First Methodist Church Announces Sunday Worship and Programs
The First Methodist Episcopal church posts a full day of offerings led by Dr. Piper with morning Hour of Worship and special choir pieces. Evening gospel choir numbers include Thomas Rodgers solos and a ministerial talk titled The Man Who Did h. Organ and piano recitals occur, with church school, junior church, nursery, Epworth League activities, and guest Norwalk visitors. Special music features Miss Ida Mae Smith, Hollis Whitmore, and Miss Mildred Brevoort.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
Piper
Woodward
R. J. Fitch
Hazel ‘Adair
Lohenerin
Wagner
Offertorr
Bereause
Berridge
Ashford
Lorain Counts
Thomas Rodgers
Louis2
Brown
Weber
Handel
St. Paul
Mendelssohm
Beethoven
H. C. Wilcox
R. B. Barker
M. H. Crowder
H. W. Korner
M. F. Fey
Epworth League
Norwalk
Mildred Brevoort
Washington
Ida Mae Smith
Hollis Whitmore
Northwest Encampment Plans Meetings and Social Events
Northwest Encampment held a regular session at the T. O. F. hall on Broad Street. The entertainment committee mapped upcoming meetings while the decoration of chivalry for two ladies in Oberlin on March 26 was announced. A card party by the Rebekahs on March 2 and a visit from the Camden Boosters were noted. Mrs Cobb hosted a Foster Avenue gathering for Mrs Walter McMillan with twelve guests. prizes went to Mrs James Kiefer and Mass Keller. Pink and white sweet peas decorated the luncheon.
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North West
Broad Street
Fred Beckwith
GG. A
Warner Gym
Oberlin
Joseph Lutz
Rebekahs
Camden Boosters Association
Elyria
Lee Vedder
RR. T. Cobb
Foster Avenue
Walter McMillan
Frank Hyver
Lorain
James Kiefer
Mass Kelen Keller
D.C. Kothe
D. C. Kothe
Furnace Street
Mra. Byer
D. C. Kothe Jr
FE. EF. Kennedy
Bath Street
Extension agents dinner hosts at Stanford Avenue home
Mr and Mrs Horton Alger host a dinner this evening at their Stanford avenue home for Agricultural Extension Agents from Lorain Medina and Huron counties. Fifteen guests will attend including the wives of the agents. After discussion of county work the guests will play bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horton Alger
Stanford Avenue
Lorain
Medina
Huron
Brownell family to visit Findlay in Ohio
Mr and Mrs George Brownell of Park Avenue will be weekend guests of their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs William Abimphrey of Findlay Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Brownell
Park Avenue
William Abimphrey
Findlay
Ohio
Bible School Schedule With Choir and Meetings
The schedule shows 9 30 a m Bible study on Jesus Raises Lazarus from the Dead, 10 45 a m worship with a sermon The Right Motive in Tithing, choir led by Mrs. Robert T Moore singing God So Loved the World, and Miss Dotis Wheatley solo Something for Jesus. Evening studies at 6 59 feature Missions and Stewardship, with a Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 15 led by the pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Jesus
Lazarus
Robert T. Moore
Gaul
Dotis Wheatley
Jeusu
Phelps
Mens Loyalty League
W. TI. Wangster
John
Minister to Speak on Can You Forget God at Pilgrim Church
Francis A. LaCroix of Pilgrim Community Church will deliver a sermon on Can You Forget God during the 11 oclock morning worship Sunday February 28 The community is invited to attend The Church School meets at 930 with departmental worship and class sessions There is a class for every person
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis A. LaCroix
Pilgrim Community Church
God
Fancy Free Club Dance Night at Krivnak Home
The Fancy Free Club met at Anna Krivnak’s home 365 Bond Street with three tables of dance. Anna Krivnak won high score while Helen Krivnak received consolation. The next meeting will be hosted by Misses Sophie and Genevieve Sieminski on Fifteenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Krivnak
Bond Street
Helen Krivnak
Sophie and
Genevieve Sieminski
Fifteenth Street
Mrs Baird and guests visit in Grafton yesterday
Mrs J Baird Mrs Clay Wilmot and Miss Helen Wilhelmy were in Grafton yesterday on a quest to visit Mrs Harder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. &. Baird
Clay Wilmot
Helen Wilhelmy
Grafton
Harder
Local Club Events Schedule for Monday
North American Q club theater party plans lead list of meetings across town. Pi Omicron gathers in Rank Building. Sunny Side Up and Veterans Auxiliary plan activities, with Mrs. George Smith and Mrs. Bertha Mulray. Several bridge classes and Bible study sessions hosted by Mrs. Holton, Mrs. Pollak, and others at various streets and homes. Legion Auxiliary hosts leap year dance and bridge night at Legion Hall. Various clubs meet at Hawthornes and Guild of First Congregational Church. District 12 Rinie class led by Mrs. B Dasidson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pi Omicron
Rank
Sunny Side Up Club
George Smith
Respect Avenue
Paul Hines
Veterans Auxiliary
Bertha Mulray
Last Avenue
Woman's Home
Moyle Castle
Hawthornes
Guild of First Congregational Church
Mabel Freeman
Columbus Street
Legion Auxiliary
Church of Christ to present evening music program
The Church of Christ on Sevard and Chapel streets schedules a 7:00 pm concert featuring a quartet H and Baird Wanwiccut Wainwright and Short with solo and quartet numbers. Morning sermon by Mr Fowler on Thy Word Have I Hid in My Heart, Bible School activities, Gospel Team gathering, and evening evangelistic service at 7:30 pm led by Mrs D A Baird and Mrs Fowler open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Sevard
Chapel Streets
Ustom
R. BK. Hand
Kl. A. Baird
Paul Wanwiccut
F. John Bass
Clare Short
Qur Shepherd
Lignan
iArne
Roberts
Bible School
Donna King
Mary
Martha
Lazarus
Herman Gannett
Dorothy Daier
Ross Newell
Thelma Scott
C. E. Society
Ellsworth Albeir
Prentice
D. A. Baird
Fowler
Arthur Giles
Sunday church services and activities announced
ABustal announces Holy Communion at 7 30 a m with Church School at 9 50 and a morning sermon on overcoming the spirit. Evening sermon stresses courage in daily life. Choir offers In Him We Live as offering. Miss Betty Humphrey hosts T E RB Club with Fridge games. prizes to Mary Low Duffy and Beth Phelps. Next meeting March 10. Unusually large Lenten attendance.
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Abustal
Baumgartner
Betty Humphrey
T. E. RB
West Bridge Street
Fridge
Mary Low Duffy
Beth Phelps
Miss Phelps
Dinner party honors birthday with bridge among guests
Mrs. O. B. Markel hosted a dinner last evening for her cousin’s birthday. Bridge served as the main diversion. Out-of-town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Brown of Lakewood and Mr. and Mrs. Preston Baldwin of Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. B. Markel
Lloyd Brown
Bridge
Lakewood
Preston Baldwin
Claveland
St David's Day Tea Planned by Women's Welsh Club
The Meetings Woman's Welsh Club hosts a St. David's Day silver tea on Tuesday at 2 59 PM at the Y W C A on West avenue. Central Guild of St Andrew's church is to be entertained Tuesday afternoon at Miss Mario Griswold's Wooster street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Welsh Club
St. David's Day
West Avenue
Central Guild of
St. Andrew's Church
Mario Griswold
Wooster Street
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges Listing
Admissions include Doris Milter Am hearst Mrs Percy Nead Steven Vandersommer Elyria R I Gladys Reublin 427 Third Street Mrs Charles Taylor 212 Seaging Street Cliff Esser 1027 Middle Avenue Sloan Williams 1786 Middle Avenue Mrs Tony DeMarco 124 Quincy Street Discharges include Gas Wells Wellington Clarence Petrosky Oberlin Chidren s Home Pan Impiecini North Ridgeville Mrs Tony Ne Marea 224 Quincy stress
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Milter
Amhearst
Percy Nead
R. D
Steven Vandersommer
Elyria R. I
Gladys Reublin
Third Street
Charles Taylor
Seaging Street
Clif Esser
Middle Avenue
Sloan Wiliams
Tony DeMarco
Quincy Stray
Wellington
Clarence Petrosky
Oberlin
Elyria Men's Bible Class Meeting At Rivoli Theater
The Elyria men's Bib la class will meet at 9 30 o clock tomorrow morning at the Rivoli Theater Broad street with President Jas A Hewitt presiding Announcements will share results of Sundays Baseball Elimin ation Court test Athletics beat Yankees Cardinals beat Cubs Soloist Paul Wainwright Accompanist Clare Short Bible lesson by class teacher Wm C Fowler on Matthew chapter ten Last Sunday Dr H H Halley Chicago Minos gave a Bible Lecture Recital on Jesus teachings about the Golden Rule The non denominational class invites all men not in other Bible classes Reception committee to be present at 8 20 a m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Rivoliheater
Broad Street
Jas. A. Hewitt
Tn Yankees
Cardinals
Cubs
Paul Wainwright
Clare Short
Wm. C. Fowler
H. H. Halley
Chicago
Minos
Jesus
Daughters of Scotia Accept Invitation to Clan Robertson
Daughters of Scotia gathered last evening with good attendance. Routine business was conducted and an invitation accepted to attend the anniversary meeting of Clar Robertson on March third. The meeting ended with a social hour and refreshments, then adjourned to meet again in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Scotia
Clar Robertson
Baptist Church Plans Sunday Services and Visits
With Sunday Bible School at 9 45 A M the church urges full class attendance. Rev C E Bacon of Medina fills pulpits while the pastor is away in Columbus O. Music led by Prof L C Holden features Gaul and Grison works plus Goss and Buck selections. Evening sermon by Bacon emphasizes evangelistic themes and all are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
R. T. Ketcham
F. O. Wilford
L. A. Obitts
Columbus, O
C. E. Bacon
Medina
L. C. Holden
Oberlin
Holy City
Gaul
Grison
Goss
Young People's Society
Helen Sherman
Lois Ketcham
F. A. Yost
Rotary Club to Hear Twentieth Century Limited Quartette
Elyria Rotary Club hosts next Tuesday luncheon featuring the Twentieth Century Limited Quartette. Members include Cliff Davies J F Reschke Ray Frisk and Herbert Wochele with Karl J Bayerl as manager and accompanist who have performed widely since their formation two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Marriage License Applications Listed for Lorain Teens
Joseph Cisarek aged 22 a machinist from Lorain and Margaret Drop aged 17 also of Lorain are shown in marriage license records. Father listed ITomrak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Cisarek
Machivist
Lorain and
Margaret Drop
Lorain
Father Itomrak
Local Personal News and Visits Roundup
Robson court residents Mr and Mrs A N Lyberger return from visits with relatives in Indianapolis Peoria Rock Island and Davenport. Miss Frances Moehle and Miss Dolores Ott spend today in Cleveland. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Charles Tannor at Elyria Memorial hospital on February 27. John Eckler of Ohio Wesleyan Delaware spends the weekend here. Mr and Mrs John Vanetton of Ypsilanti were guests of Mrs C J Geisel. Prof and Mrs R C Hunter of Delaware Ohio visit Miss Nina Baker and Mrs John Smith. Mrs George Tyler of Ear lcourt spends today in Cleveland. H F Marsh returns home after a tonsil operation at Elyria Clinic. Judge A R Webber ill at home. Walter Keisler spent the past week in Columbus. F M Gere of Capitol Theater and family leave for Syracuse to visit Gere's parents. Mrs Luex Houserman visits relatives in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania.
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A. N. Lyberger
Robson Court
Indianapolis
Indiana
Peoria
Rock Island
Ilinois
Davenport
Iowa
Frances Moehle
Dolores Ott
Cleveland
Charles Tannor
Second Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
John Eckler
Ohio Wesleyan
Delaware
John Vanetton
Ypsilanti
Michigan
C. J. Geisel
Ninth Street
R. C. Hunter
Ohio
Nina Baker
John Smith
Tenth Street
George Tyler
Earlcourt
H. EF. Marsh
Stanford Avenue
Elyria Clinic
A. R. Webber
Washington Avenue
Walter Keisler
Columbus
Oho
F. M. Gere
Capitol Theater
Kathryn
Syracuse
New York
Mr. Gere
Luex Houserman
Pittsburgh
Pennsxivanig
Business Women Name Speaker For Dinner
The Emviia Business and Pro fessional Women's Club has secured Miss Emily R. Kneubuhl executive secretary of the National Federation as speaker at the Public Relations dinner on Marek ith. Kneubuhl advocates cooperation between men and women and has served in various leadership roles including director of political education with the National League of Women Voters and secretary of the National Municipal League's Committee on Citizen Support of City-Manager Government. Her talk will address the Ten-year Objective of the Federation and economic thinking as core to politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emviia Business and Professional Women’s Club
Marek Ith
National Federation
Emily R. Kneubukt
Miss Wreubuc
Minneapolis
Teachers College
Winona
University of Minnesota
National League of Women Voters
Federation
Wknenbuhl
Cincinnati
Rorhester
N. C
National Municipal League
White House
Hoover
Car Stolen From School Parking Identified Later
C Q O Draper of Brighton reported his automobile stolen from the Brighton school parking. A passing truckman later saw a similar car on the Medina Akron road and Draper, returning there, found his car. He had left the bill of sale in the vehicle, enabling easy sale by the thief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
C. Q O. Draper
Brighton
Draper
Medina- Akron
Library Holds 4000 Volumes for Prisoners at Salem
A state penitentiary library maintains more than 4,000 volumes for inmate use and access to thousands more at the state library. The report notes broad reading resources for prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Orc
State Penitentiary
State Library
Lewis Opens New Basement Store
Myron Weis of Cleveland opens a basement shop at the Lewis Mercantile in Elyria offering china, glass, imports, and house furnishings. The former Bowman space reopened with green and white paint. Mrs. E F Simpson assists, bringing Bowman experience to the venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Lewis Mercantile Company
Myron Weis
Cleveland
George H. Bowman Company
Weis
E. F. Simpson
Bowman Company
Fashions Paris Reveal Split On Spring Fabrics
Paris fashion notes two camps for spring 1917 styles. One group favors cottons like calico and cambric, the other champions silks satins and furs. The article explains leftover deluxe materials from last season influence lavish looks while remaining economical, offering both options for readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Iam
Noit
Penfield Students Hear Safety Address
Penfield school busses will soon have guards on each bus to aid the Safety campaign of the State Division of Safety Bureau of Motor Vehicles. Miss Ethel B. Ryan outlined the plan for guards in a speech before the Penfield school assembly Friday. Belts and badges will outfit selected boys with authority to protect children from passing motor cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penfield
Nf Safety
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Ethel B. Ryan
Bureau
Speaker Announces Address by County Prosecutor
John M. Harding assistant county prosecutor will address the Wellington Kiwanians Thursday noon on Washington's Influence In Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Harding
Wellington Kiwanians
Washington
Ohio
Barberton Kiwanians Host Fellowship Dinner in Wellington
Barberton Kiwanians brought the Fellowship chest to Wellington on Thursday evening. Dinner was served in the Herrick Auditorium followed by an entertainment by visiting guests. Sixty five attendees were reported at the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barberton Kiwanians
Fellowship Chest
Wellington
Herrick
Local Social Roundup and Small Fires Report
Mrs Lena Dibble hosts the Desert Bridge club on South Main with two tables in play. Hugh Kirkpatrick visits Elyria. Cleveland guests include Mrs Burt Knapp and son Hiram while Miss Mary Knapp visits. The Wellington Jockey Flower club meets at Mrs Harold Whiteside home. Readies club motto name and town flower. Howard Evans and Harold Whiteside visit from Cleveland and Lorain. Robins spotted in the village. Sparks ignite Mrs Poinders Erie street roof Friday. fire department quickly extinguishes. property owned by Charles Jones. Charles Jones travels to Flint Michigan for a new car. Mr and Mrs W J Powell visiting Mr and Mrs William Rook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Dibble
Desert Bridge Club
South Main Street
Hugh Kirkpatrick
Burt Knapp
Mary
Hiram
Cleveland
Wellington Jockey Flower Club
Harold Whiteside
Herrick Avenue
East
Howard Evans
Lorain
Poiner
Erie Street
Charles Jones
William Matrie
William Rook
Flint
Mich
W. J. Powell
Wellington News Tidbits From Thursday Highlights
Elyria visitors report Betty Greetham returns to St Luke s hospital duties in Cleveland after two weeks at her parents home. Mrs Ernie Nichols critical after operation Wednesday. Mrs Milton Henry of Medina visits Wellington friends. Mila Yoxtheimer returns from Cincinnati business trip by air via Columbus. Wellington Merchants play Brighton Ex-Hi s at Brighton. Andy Hill farm sale north of Wellington well attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Greetham
St. Luke's Hospital
Cleveland
Ernie Nichols
Milton Henry
Medina
Wellington
Mila Yoxtheimer
Cincinnati
Yoxtheimer
Columbus
Brighton
Andy Hill
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