Meetings and church events listed for residents
The Past Chiefs Association will meet tomorrow at 1 30 PM at Mrs Gertrude Hoogenboom's home on Quincy Street with guest Mrs Ida Henry of Lorain. The Eastern Stars plan a meeting tomorrow night with LaGrange chapter as guests. The Methodist church choir is asked to attend tonight's service at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Past Chiefs Association
Gertrude Hoogenboom
Quincy Street
Ida Henry of
Lorain
LaGrange
Methodist Church
Family heads to Houston via Miami and St Petersburg
Clinton avenue and two sons Neal and Glenn left this morning by motor for Houston Texas. They will go by way of Miami and St Petersburg Florida. Mrs William Hollis of Cleveland was a visitor at the home of Mrs Fred Easdy ob Wurst court Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Avenue
Neal
Glenn
Houston
Texas
Miami
St. Petersburg
Florida
William Hollis
Cleveland
Fred Easdy
Wurst
Germany's Wine Taste Eclipsed by Water Watchfulness
Germany, famed for wine and beer, is also seen as a land of good drinking water. Tourists' needs are met with careful oversight as authorities tighten controls on access and quality, ensuring standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Clubs and groups fill a busy evening at local venues
Numerous groups meet tonight including BNal B'rith at the Temple on Lake Avenue and the Ninety-Five Club at Mrs. H. H. Nye's Washington Avenue home. Vestry at St. Andrew's meets at 7 20 in Guild Room, Catholic Daughters attend, Foxey Eight Theatre Party in Cleveland, YWCA Neptune pageant at five thirty with King Neptune visiting YMC pool, Dorothy Snyder and Vonda Browne directing. Life-saving class to receive certificates after pageant. Friendship Club programs and March sixth meeting noted, plus a birthday surprise for Fawn Hamilton with a dinner and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bnal B'rith
Temple
Lake Avenue
Ninety-Five Club
H. H. Nye
Washington Avenue
Dorothy Muad
Howe Street
Certen Spielers
St. Andrew's Church
Catholic Daughters of America
Foxey Eight
Cleveland
First Congregational Church
Karl Plocher
L. R. Todd
Clan Robertson
G. A. R. Hall
K. of P
Bethel Shrine
W. Ss. of J
IL O. O. F
Ruth Raesler
Lodi Street
King Neptce
Neptune
Dorothy Snyder
Vonda Browne
Maybelle Burner
Fawn Hamilton
Mire
Dee Road
Mrealph Hoffman
Frank Grice
Circle No 3 Meeting at Methodist Church
Circle No 3 of the Methodist church met yesterday afternoon with devotionals led by Mrs C A Stranahan reading Matthew chapter six and two poems. A card of thanks from a deceased member's family was read. Mrs J H Symons gave a reading and Mrs Snowden spoke. One new member, Mrs Chauncey Rosenberry, was added. Fifteen members and one guest attended the refreshment course served by three members. Next meeting date undecided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
C. A. Stranahan
Matthew
J. H. Symons
Snowden
Chauncey Rosenberry
B. Webner
Morris Barchar
Hall
Past Noble Grand Association entertains at Mrs. Minnie Dyer home
The Past Noble Grand Association of the Rebekah Lodge met at Mrs. Minnie Dyer’s at 907 East Avenue. After business, a program featured “Beneath the Cross of Jesus” and reads “Once More” and “The Old House” with piano numbers by Rosetta Drer. Carpet rag sewing occupied the afternoon while refreshments were served by the hostess and committee members Mrs. Wells, Mrs. Easterwood, and Mrs. Barnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
Minnie Dyer
East Avenue
Richards
Wilson
Rosetta Drer
Wells
Easterwood
Barnes
Two New Members Added to M E Circle No 8
The February meeting of Circle No 8 of First M E church met at Mrs. Fred Fullmer’s home at 11 Eastern Heights boulevard yesterday afternoon. Eighteen members and six children attended as two new members were added to the roll. The next gathering is set for March 20 at Mrs. Harley Wibber’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Circle No
First M. E. Church
Fred Fullmer
Eastern Heights Boulevard
McDonald
Pfesdames Fullmer
Geitger
Rogers and Williamson
Harley Wibber
Oxford Court
Ladies Aid and Local Card Clubs Meet at Homes
Multiple social gatherings summarized from a community page. The Ladies Aid Society of Emanuel United Lutheran Church met at Mrs Coniam's Princeton Ave home, reported bake sale results, welcomed new member Mrs H A Straw, and set a March 27 meeting. The Loyal Matron Card Club met at Mrs Elizabeth MacDonald’s with eight games of progressive Pedro, awarding top prizes to Mrs Martha Wirth, Miss Julia Hulf, Mrs Bertha Kuss, and Mrs Agnes Erickson, with a next meeting at Mrs Martha Wirth’s Nicho's Court. Mrs Hack Thomas hosted Buckeye Bunco Club on High Street with eight games and prizes for top players. The Rees Kutter Club met at Mrs Darley Pockets with a tureen dinner and a 2 PM rest, planning a March 13 meeting and dinner at Mrs Wores Street, and the WLS OH Crh Jraved Five held at Mr John Siro’s Franklin home with ten games and prizes for top players, next outing to Lorain for theatre and supper, and a March 13 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
Emanuel United Lutheran Church
Coniam
Princeton Avenue
B. Russell
F. M. Berton
H. A. Straw
Couch
Conram
MacDonald
Elizabeth MacDonald
Pedro
Martha Wirth
Julia Hulf
Bertha Kuss
Agnes Erickson
Nicho
Hack Thomas
High Street
S Televerox
O. Finkie
Mere F. Haruton
William King
Myre
N. Gunde
Finkle Wall
Lane Asveciue
WS. H
WLS. OH. Crh
John Siro
Franklin Freee
John Kolopus
Mre
FE. T
Lorain
Attendance at Eagles Ladies Auxiliary Meeting Speech
Last evening the Ladies Auxiliary of Eagles enjoyed a good attendance and an engaging session. A comprehensive report on the party was given and plans were laid for a further party at the next meeting on March 13. The auditing committee will meet next Wednesday and the drill team will hold a card party next Tuesday at Mrs. Kaiser's Highland Court home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Kaiser
Highland Court
VRS Mischka Hosts Circle No 2 At Harrison Street Home
Thirteen members of Circle No 2 of St. Pauls church met at Mrs Otto Mischkas home on Harrison street yesterday afternoon. Two visitors Rev Paul Bourquin and Mrs Ufert attended. After business, social hour and luncheon, the circle will meet in two weeks at Mrs Mary Foxes home on Lake avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 2
St. Paul’s Church
Otto Mischka
Harrison Street
Paul Bourquin
Ufert
Circ
Mary Fox
Lake Avenue
Wonder Bunco Clyve Entertained by Miss Roe
Miss Lillian Roe hosted the Wonder Bunco Club at Mrs. Grace Schwert’s Adelbert Street home last evening. Three bunco tables were active with Mrs. Helen Foler posting the high score, followed by Miss Shirley Tite and Mrs. William Roe. Luncheon decor matched St Patrick's Car as planning notes for the next meeting with Mrs. Emma Zohriey on Ninth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wonder Bunco Clyve
Wonder Bunco Club
Lillian Roe
Grace Schwert
Adelbert Street
Helen Foler
Shirley Tite
William Roe
St. Patrick's
Emma Zohriey
Ninth Street
Methodist Circle Entertained At Loomis Home
Circle Four of the Methodist church met at 120 Park Avenue with thirty members and three guests. After business, a guessing center and vocal and piano solos followed. Hostess and helpers listed. event noted again at 124 Beverly Court on March 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Circle
Methodist Church
Ford Loomis
Park Avenue
H. H. Gregg
George Loomis
Simkins
Arnold
Frank Stétson
Frank Akers
Beverly Court
Birthday gathering at Mary Amate home on Longfellow
A merry birthday party took place at the home of Mary Amate on Longfellow street last evening. Games and radio music entertained guests and refreshments were served. Attendees included Frances Salsbury, Harriet Swindling, Audry Eckhart, Rose Vossler, Mary Amato, John Huber, Paul Dubel, and Melvin Gerhartinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Amate
Longfellow Street
Frances Salsbury
Harriet Swindling
Audry Eckhart
Rose Vossler
Mary Amato
John Huber
Paul Dubel
Melvin Gerhartinger
Harold Chambers attends funeral of uncle in Cleveland
Harold Chambers of 424 Eleventh Street travels to Cleveland to attend the funeral of his uncle, Albert H. Chamberlin. Mr and Mrs Fred Barr of Chase Street return from Greenville Pennsylvania after being called there by the death of Mrs Barrs mother Clara Mae Goetz of 126 East Fourth Street who was operated on at the Elvira Clinic and is getting along nicely. Mr and Mrs W J Riley, after seven weeks in California, have returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Chambers
Eleventh Street
Cleveland
Albert H. Chamberlin
Fred Barr
Chase Street
Greenville
Pennsylvania
Correction notice on Elyria W C T U leadership
A report misnamed the local Elyria W C T U president. The correct president is Mrs Anna Kennedy, not Mrs Kirby. The article notes Mr and Mrs Reed Carter of Elyria and details a forthcoming residence for Mr and Mrs Riley in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Riley
E. A. Hollis
Cleveland
Kirby
Anna Kennedy
Reed Carter
Bargains to Close An Estate
A modern eight room house on Artemus Court near Cleveland road and a 52 acre farm two miles north of Oberlin are offered for quick sale at 2390 dollars. This is about half the farm cost and its tax duplicate value. Contact Mrs. O E Peabodk in Oberlin Ohio by phone or mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artemus Court
Cleveland Road
Oberlin
O. E. Peabodk
Ohio
Local youths named in justice of the peace filing
Chester Carpenter, 21, a farmer from Birmingham, and Mida Marie Hoskins, 20, of North Eaton, are listed with Rev. Elcher James Jackson, 23, a roofer from Cleveland, and Cecia Brown, 21, from Lorain, in a justice of the peace record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Carpenter
Farmer
Birmingham
Mida Marie Hoskins
North Eaton
Rev. Elcher
James Jackson
Cleveland
Cecia Brown
Lorain
Admissions and discharges snapshot from Valley City
Discharges include Mrs. John Ambrose of 137 Longfellow and Mrs. Wilson Blaine of 124 Grant, Henry Taylor of 115 Chapel, Mrs. Arthur Hudson, and a baby boy for Mrs. Edward Chandler of 176 Erie, plus Mrs. Paul Collins and another baby boy of 07 West Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ambrose
Longfellow Street
Wilson Blaine
Grant Street
Henry Taylor
Chapel Street
Arthur Hudson
Valley City
Edward Chandler
Erie Street
Paul Collins
West Avenue
New London Community Notes and Events
New London district reports visits from Harold and Katie Burk of Michigan and Join Ingwersen from Mitchell. Clergy ministers Patter son Butler and Stewart concluded evangelistic services. Bunyan Relief Corps members enjoyed a pot luck supper. Upcoming events include a big rummage sale at Ruth Hat Shoppe and a Frank Stahl and His Virginians dance at Elyria Eagles hall with 50 cent couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Harold Burk
Owosso Michigan
Katie Burk
St. Johns
Michigan
P. N. Burk
West Main
Join Ingwersen
Mitchell, S. PD
Sarah Marett
M. E. Ladies Aid
We Ald
Patterson
Medina
Butler
Lodi
Stewart
Bunyan Relief Corps No
Evening of remembrance with Runyan Post G A R members honored
Over fifty attended the Invitation to supper including the two surviving Runyan Post G A R members Kirkland Blakeslee and Wilbur Robinson. A short business meeting preceded a patriotic program honoring George Washington. Mrs. Belle Whitney led, readings by Mrs. Jeanette Culbertson, vocal trio by Mesdames Webb Carvey Culbertson. Friday visitors Miss Bessie Showalter and weekend guest Miss Mildred Jordan. Next Sunday Live Wire Class of the 1st M E Church will lead Sunday school under teacher A W Fitch. Boys ages 11 to 14 highly active in the class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Runyan Post G. A. R
Kirkland Blakeslee
Wilbur Robinson
George Washington
Belle Whitney
Jeanette Culbertson
Mesdames Webb
Carvey
Culbertson
Bessie Showalter
Clarksfield
Mildred Jordan
M. J. McFarland
Louis Straub
Dorothea
Gwendolyn Parnell
A. Tulk
Oberlin
M. E. Church
Stop the Fat and Get Thin Marmola Tablet Ad
An old Marmola prescription tablet ad claims the modern scientific method to reduce fat by turning food into fuel. It touts 20 years of use, numbers of boxes sold, and promises slimmer figures beauty and vitality. It urges readers to ask their druggist for a $1 box and learn the benefits.
Dancing at Cascade on Thursdays and Saturdays
Dance event at Cascade offering admission per couple at a0 cents. Event runs Thursday and Saturday nights with couples paying a minimal entry fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade
Also Mentioned on This Page
Viovie Fashions
Mary Brian
Mary McGuire
Herald
Jeanette Sheppard
Gertrude Stevens
Donna Dickason
Dorothy Boynton
Betty Murray
Helen Hutt
King Neptune’s Court
Josephine
Nathryn Mischka
Marguerite Taylor
Anna Mae Sharp
Ruth Barton
Marguerite Sharpe
Betty Humphrey
Virginia Tibball
Francelia McWilliams
Donna Dick
Harriet Seeley
Francella McWilliams
Wilma Reid
Donna ‘Dickason
Jacqueline Greene
Faun
Marie Perry
Phyllis Pond
Katherine Brown
Katherine Noonan
Lois Barnes
Jane Hill
Betty Seward
An Murbach
Alma Taylor
Grace Crawford
Jane Elizabeth Andrus
Mary Emily Scott
Olive Mauthe
Mary Robson
Ruth Haplin
Margaret Jenkins
Helen Roy
Elaine Poor
Mary MecGuire
Francesca McWilliams
Katherine Novan
Friendship Club
Questerday
Miss Kinison
Handcras
Gates
Ts & Factory
Weeder
Underwood
Ladies Aid OF
United Lutheran Church
Hugh Thomas
Buckeye Bunco Club
Reen Wetter Club
Rees Kutter Cys
Beas
Erdas
Darley
Serre UK
Tome ’ Ts
Iwora Dia
VRS
Mischka
C. H. Hill
Glenwood Street
Louis Phiel
Cameron
Thomas
Ingwer
Keith
Hoffman
John Fritz
C. H. Hil
Chocolate Fclairs
Broan
Ridgeville Grange
Cook's
Dew Drop Inn
Floral Court
Ruth Hat
West Broad St
Frank Stahl
Elyria Eagles Hall
Charis
Second St
Jane M. Hall
Dist
Europe
The
Elyria Savings & Trust Co
Carsons
Masonic Temple
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Spring Valley
Arthur W. Kimball
Mwar-Le-Well Inn
J.R. Kenawell
DR. Smally
East Broad St
Over Woolworths
Dorwitz
Singer
Singer Store
Middle Ave
Cincinnati Soap CO
Cincinnati
U. S.A
Ebert
Drug Store
W. Broad Street
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