Hospital Admissions and Discharges Noted in Local Columns
Admissions list names Conrad Miller from Mansfield Donald Fo isy Roy Fo isy 147 Fairlawn Roy Blair 120 Kenwood John Dagil Cleveland John Moise 119 Columbus street Discharges include Mrs Margaret Raidle 230 West River Irma Calabrese 359 Eastern Heights Boulevard. DR Neighbour announces two Sunday sermon themes at 10:45 and 7:30 with music by the Girls Chorus church choir and orchestra plus organ and piano. The Sunday School meets at 9:30 and 10:45 service follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Miller
Mansfield
Donald and
Roy Foisy
Fairlawn
Roy Blair
Kenwood
John Dagil
Cleveland
John Moise
Columbus Street
Margaret Raidle
West River
Irma Calabrese
Eastern Heights Boulevard
R. E. Neighbour
Israel
Prof. Holden
J. H. Crumley
Atty. F. Q
Wilford
Monday Meetings At St Marys Sodality and Clubs
A list of Monday gatherings includes the Literary Club of St Marys Sodality at Parish Hall, auxiliary to Veterans of Foreign Wars, Epsilon Sigma Alpha, Dub Dee Club with Mrs. Lloyd Reis, Literary Club with Miss Dorothy Wilcox, Women’s Home Club with Mrs. E Sparks, E L F Club at Mrs. E H Tompkins, Clio Club with Mary Louise Dengate, Elyria Masonic Chorus rehearsal, Odd Fellows chorus at 7 30 pm, Colonial Club with Mrs. C H Merthe, Mother Singers at 1 30 pm, King Solomon’s Lodge, Knights of Columbus, and Neighborhood Bible class with Mrs. Bertha Baldwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Literary Club
St Mary's Sodality
Parish Hall
Epsilon Sigma Alpina
Dee Club
Lloyd Reis
4Th Street
Dorothy Wilcox
Middle Avenue
Women's Home
E. Sparks
Prospect Street
E. H. Tompkins
Charles Court
Clio Club
Mary Louise Dengate
9Th Street
Elyria
King's Orchestra to Play Sunday for Bible Class in Elyria
The Elyria Men’s Bible class meets at 9:30 tomorrow morning in the Rivoli Theatre Broad Street. Pauli Wainwright will lead singing Clare Short at the piano and King’s Orchestra from King’s Studio Stop 9 Lake Avenue provides special music. L B Hindman presents the Bible lesson continuing last week’s theme Faith And How It Grows. Reception committee reports at 9:20 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Men’s Bible
Rivoli
Broad Street
Pauli Wainwright
Clare Short
King’s Orchestra
King’s Studio
Stop 9
Lake Avenue
L. B. Hindman
Marion Martin Pattern 9523 for Sizes 36 to 46
Attractive afternoon frock with flattering yoke seaming and three quarter sleeves. Pattern 9523 available in sizes 36 to 46 with detailed cutting yardage and sewing instructions. Order by sending fifteen cents per pattern plus catalog and pattern total twenty five cents to Chronicle Telegram Pattern Dept New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parina
Marion Martin
Exquisit
Chronicle Telegram Pattern Department
West 18Th Street
York City
Minister to address Technocracy at Pilgrim Church
Rev. Orville C. Jones, candidate for the 8S. T. M. degree at Oberlin Graduate School of Theology, will discuss Technocracy at a 7:30 p.m. Sunday service at Pilgrim Community Church. Special music by the Pilgrim Choir directed by Mrs. Herbert Young accompanies the talk. Jones preaches on Three Values of Prayer at the morning service at 11:00 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville C. Jones
Pilgrim Community Church
Jones
Oberlin Graduate School of Theology
Pilgrim Choir
Herbert Young
Rev. Jones
Past Presidents Hold Meeting of Ladies Auxiliary No 11
Members gathered at Mrs. Margaret Habill’s Harwood street home yesterday afternoon with a strong turnout and one new member added. Installation of officers occurred with Mrs. Sadie Stroh as installing officer assisted by Mrs. Nettie Summers. officers named: Gertrude Johnson president, Myrta Feakins vice, Edith Henry secretary, Mary Fiedler treasurer, Anna Barnes sunshine treasurer. Each member read in response to roll call. social hour followed. next meeting set for February 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary No
Canton Lorain
Margaret Habill
Harwood Street
Sadie Stroh
Nettie Summers
Gertrude Johnson
Myrta Feakins
Edith Henry
Mary Fiedler
Sunshine
Anna Barnes
SOS Class Elects Two New Officers At First Methodist
The S. O. S. class of the First Methodist Sunday school met at Mrs. Overdeer’s Seventh street home. Seven girls attended. Betty Jane Northcraft was chosen sunshine treasurer and Phyllis Jean Baus became reporter. The evening closed with games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Sunday School
Four O Clock Club Meets at Mrs Littie Home
Four O Clock Club gathered Friday afternoon at Mrs Mabel Littie's Charles Court home. Mrs H G Hoover spoke on the Rockefeller Foundation. Mrs W H Thomas reviewed Julia B Foraker's I Would Live It Again, widow of Senator Joseph B Foraker. Next meeting February 3 at YWCA parlors with Mrs A W Huse hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Littie
Charles Court
H. G. Hoover
Rockefeller Foundation
W. H. Thomas
Julia B. Foraker
Joseph B. Foraker
McKinley
YW. C. A
A. W. Huse
Church School and Worship Service at 9:45 and 10:45
The church school will meet at 9 45 a m in the church for worship led by Kenneth Peters. Morning worship at 10 45 features music including Sabbath Greeting offertory Prayer postlude by Schra. Rev Sayles delivers The Poligion of the Golden Rule. No evening service in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Peters
Josef Low
C. Reinicke
F. Schra
Sayles
Weekly Events at YY. W. C. A Childrens Activities
The notice lists weekly YMCA and YWCA events with dates and times for girl reserves, book reviews, social dances, Bible classes, gym-tap lessons, clubs, and swimming sessions from Monday through Saturday. It includes names of groups like Gates Hamilton McKinley Notawa and St. Mary's, along with general activities such as basketball games and senior farewells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gates
Jefferson
Gates Hospital
Hamilton
McKinley
Friendship Club
Ely
Notawa Club
Washington
Franklin and St. Mary’s
Childen
Idle School Lesson and Evening Studies at Local Church
The Idle School lesson at 9 30 a m covers Jesus Forgiving Sin from Mark 1 12. An 10 45 a m exposition on Ephesiana 2 1 3 11 addresses Man's Natural Spiritual State. Evening studies include The Messiah's Redemptive Program in Old Testament Prophecy with a 7 30 song service. A monthly missions prayer concert is at 114 Taminton Street Wednesday 7 30 in charge of the Bible school focusing on Our Work Among Negroes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Young People’s Society
Prayer For Missions
Ross Auneet
Taminton Street
Bible School
First Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday Services
The First Methodist Church offers a 10:45 morning worship with Dr. Bond preaching and a 7:00 p.m. evening service featuring organ preludes and classic anthems. Sunday school meets at 9:30 with Junior Church at 10:45, Epworth League nursery care, and an Epworth League program at 6:00 led by Eugene Hubbard and Marion Upp with a Bible reading discussion and a piano solo by Oliver Shubert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist
Bond
Handel
Pike
MacDowell
J. H. Rogers
Gounod
Egypt
Page
Simonetti
D. A. Burr
O E S and Visitors Enjoy minstrel show program
About one hundred forty members and visitors of O. E. S. gathered for a business session and were entertained by a minstrel show directed by Kathryn Stone and William Rober. Cast included Bernie Perkins and several end men. The finale featured a song composed for the occasion by Kathryn Merthe. The Stone brothers provided musical numbers with Blaine on piano and Hiram on trombone. Refreshments followed, served by Hattie Hiscox. Next meeting set for Friday February third with program and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Stone
William Rober
Bernie Perkins
Men
May Markham
Nancy Jenkins
Edna Caldwell
Cora Phelps
Leah Long
Mabel Refenning
Ethel Rober
Kathryn Merthe
George Wiese
Hattie Hiscox
Circle Four Women’s Club Meeting At Princeton Avenue
Circle No. 4 of the First Methodist church gathered at Mrs. J. L. Bridgeland’s Princeton avenue home with 21 members and two guests. Devotions were led by Mrs. Grodbeck, readings by the hostess and Mrs. Dunn, and a program followed the session. Mrs. Bridgeland was assisted by Mrs. Bartholomew, Mrs. Hawk, Mrs. Wieseke, and Mrs. Warrentfeltz. upcoming hostesses are Mrs. B. H. Russell on February 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
J. L. Bridgeland
Princeton Avenue
O. E Grodbeck
Oscar Dunn
B. H. Russell
Stanford Avenue
Bridgeland
R. C. Bartholomew
W. B. Hawk
George Wieseke
J. P. Warrentfeltz
Young Ladies Sodality Card Party Held at St Marys
The Young Ladies sodality held a card party in St Marys hall with fifty members attending. Margy Webber won first prize in bridge and Martan Orb received the consolation. Mary Lahift earned high score in hearts, with Delores Holliday taking the consolation. Refreshments served. Next party Friday evening February third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Ladies Sodality
Young Ladies’ Sodality
St. Mary's Hall
Margy Webber
Martan Orb
Mary Lahift
Delores Holliday
Miss Helen Snowden Honored At Shower Before Wedding
Miss Helen Snowden was feted by Miss Della Lyndes at a home gathering last evening prior to her January 24 wedding to Herman Holbroke. Bridge proved the evening’s pastime with Mrs. Leland Wetchel winning high. Snowden received a walnut combination magazine and end table as a group gift. Guests included Miss Thelma Bond, Miss Beatrice Johnstone, Miss Lucille Churchward, Miss Roberta Churchward, Miss Isabel Dillmore, Mrs. Leland Wetchel, and Mrs. Lester Bowen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Snowden
Della Lyndes
Herman Holbroke
Bridge
Leland Weichel
Miss Snowden
Thelma Bond
Amherst
Beatrice Johnstone
Cleveland
Lucille and
Roberta Churchward
Isabel Dillmore
Columbia
Leland Wetchel
Lester Bowen
Elyria
Tigredia Social Club Hosts Tureen Luncheon
Tigredia Social club members and three guests shared a tureen luncheon yesterday at the Hast avenue home of Mrs. J. B. Devinney. Fourteen members attended with plans for a February seventeenth gathering hosted by Mrs. Edna Manzelman on Woodland avenue with assistants Mrs. Melton and Mrs. Ruby Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tigredia Social Club
J. B. Devinney
Hast Avenue
Edna Manzelman
Woodland Avenue
Melton
Ruby Smith
Mowry Family Guests in Norwalk Visit
Mr and Mrs L J Mowry and their son John traveled by car to Norwalk where they are staying with relatives as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Mowry
John
Jase
Norwalk
Up Per Room Bible Class January Social Ends in Laughter
The Upper Room Bible Class at First Congregational Church held a Friday evening social full of convulsive mirth. Activities spoofed school days with tales of wives pinning husbands, a comical art lesson, lively spelling class, piano antics, and standing up exercises. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Gough and Doris, Genevieve Garris, and organizers Dr. and Mrs. L. L. Bourquin plus Mr. and Mrs. Otto W. Greene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Eddie
I. C. Gough
Doris
Avon
Genevieve Garris
Elyria
L. L. Bourquin
Otto W. Greene
Morrison Couple Delighted by New Residence Welcome
Mr and Mrs John Morrison were surprised at their new home 242 E Broadstreet by friends with songs and readings. Dor othy Mund and Jonn Morrison won banco high honors, Andrew Fell presented a table lamp, and a buffet supper followed for guests including Mr and Mrs Thomas Gray Mr and Mrs William Paton Jr Mr and Mrs Andrew Fell Sr Mr and Mrs William Burns Robert Burns Jessie Burns Dorothy Mund Bella Morrison and the hosts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Paton, Jr
Andrew Fell
William Burns
Robert Burns
Jessie Burns
Dorothy Mund
Bella Morrison
Widening Circle Holds Bible Study Session
Thirty six members of the Widening Circle met at the Baptist East avenue house yesterday afternoon. After the president conducted the business session Mrs Frank Wilford led the study of Holy Spirit. A social hour followed with a refreshment course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presen
Widening Circle
Baptist East
Zeta Upsilon Plans Valentine Party After Meeting
Zeta Upsilon sorority members were guests of Miss Roberta Moseley on East River Street. The hostess was elected treasurer and new members June Garford Audrey Squires Wanda Muntz and Lucile Hand were chosen. Mae and Maude Copas will host the next meeting on Fifteenth Street in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeta Upsilon Sorority
Roberta Mosley
East River Street
June Garford
Audrey Squires
Wanda Muntz
Lucile Hand
Mae
Maude Copas
Fifteenth Street
Jean Smith Hosts L H Club Meeting at Harvard Home
Last evening the L H Club met at Jean Smith's Harvard avenue home. After a business session the group enjoyed entertainment and refreshments provided by Mrs F D Smith. Miss Barbara Rogers will entertain the club on February third at her Harvard avenue residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Smith
L. H. Club
Harvard Avenue
F. D. Smith
Barbara Rogers
Local youths and residents listed in social notes
John Raymond King 24 clerk Lorain and Dorothy Agnes O'Donnell 23 Elyria with Rev Daley. Mike Rastor 21 painter Lorain and Julia Dziat 17 Lorain with Rev Panko. Harry Werner 24 machinist Amherst Twp and Evelyn Harris 22 Sheffield Twp with Rev Amore. Mrs Clara Loomis of Bowling Green Ohio is 4 guest of Miss Margaret Hauetsen of Park Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Raymond King
Lorain
Dorothy Agnes O'Donnell
Elyria
Daley
Mike Rastor
Julia Dziat
Panko
Harry Werner
Amherst
Evelyn Harris
Sheffield
Amore
Clara Loomis
Bowling Green
Ohio
Margaret Hauetsen
Park Avenue
Elyrians Attend O. S. A. Alumni Banquet in Lorain
Fifty eight alumni gathered at the Masonic Temple Lorain for the Ohio State University alumni district annual meeting with scarlet and grey decor. Officers elected were Dr Valloyd Adair president Mrs H Norman Park vice president Miss Mary Brittain secretary Harold C Freshwater treasurer. Prizes in bridge went to Mrs Paul Hines Miss Anne Wheatley Alfred Alexander and D A Baird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Lorain
Ohio State University
D. A. Baird
Valloyd Adair
H. Norman Park
Mary Brittain
Harold C. Freshwater
Paul Hines
Anne Wheatley
Alfred Alesander
Elyrians
Henry Ingersoll Jr
J. E. Betteridge
James Collier
Frank Phelps
Alfred Alexander
Sam Deutch
Robert Crehore
A. H. West
Spencer Methodist Church Weekly Activities Plan
Spencer Methodist Episcopal Church led by Louis John Quade lists Sunday services January 22 with Sabbath school at 10 am led by Wayne Messner and morning worship at 11 am on the topic Bargain Hunters. Evening service at 7:30 pm with Chatham M E church joint event. Bible study Tuesday at 7 pm. Choir rehearsal Tuesday at 7:30 pm. Epworth League social Tuesday January 26 in church social rooms. Moorwalk district leagues mid year institute January 28 and 29 at Wellington Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Methodist Church
Spencer Methodist Episcopal Church
Louis John Quade
Wayne Messner
Chatham M. E
Epworth League
Moorwalk
Wellington Methodist Church
Church of Christ Plans Sunday Services and Programs
The Church of Christ at Second and Chapel Streets announces a full schedule for Sunday including a 4 30 evening program with opening quartet and solos, 10 30 morning worship with special music and sermon The Junior Church hosts a 10 30 talk by George Fridenstine Bible school at 9 30 J D Funk leads the adult class The Gospel team visits shut ins at 1 45 and the Christian Endeavor meets at 6 30 The mid week prayer hour is at 7 30 with Mrs William Fowler reading an invitation to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Second
Chapel Streets
Bunnetty
Mrs. Hand
Jesus
Gabriel
Morris
Baird
Wainwright
Loving Savior
Hawle
Fowler Wll
A. Baird
Paul Wainwright
Marsh
Ackley
George Fridenstine
Bible School
William Fowler
Florence Schwind Hosts Club Gathering
Miss Florence Schwind of Second Street hosted a evening for sorority members with Miss Clara Loomis also attending. Bridge was the main pastime and prizes went to Betty Buzzard Emma Vincent and Sarah Tapper. The event wrapped after 500day, with guests departing to Sarah Tapper's West Ridge Road home on February 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Schwind
Second Street
Clara Loomis
Faving Green
Bridge
Betty Buzzard
Emma Vincent
Sarah Tapper
Sarah ‘Lapper
West Ridge Road
Christian Endeavor Meeting and Bible Classes Schedule
The Christian Endeavor of the Second Congregational church meets tomorrow night at the church with Violet Olmstead leading on the topic Living Just for Things. Minnie Brown's Bible Class gathers Monday at 3:00 PM at Mrs. C. Q. Jaster's Princeton avenue home. Sunshine Workers' Club hosts a tureen dinner with Mrs. P. C. Biddle on East avenue Tuesday. District No. 12 neighborhood Bible classes meet Monday at 2:30 PM at Mrs. K. C. Baird's Seventh street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational Church
Violet Olmstead
Minnie Brown
C. QO. Jaster
Princeton Avenue
Sunshine Workers’ Club
P. C. Biddle
East Avenue
District No. 12
K. C. Baird
Seventh Street
Caling contest planned by Nettie Finch Webber Club leaders
At the Church of Christ Nettie Finch Webber Club meeting hosted by Mrs Burns at 1386 East avenue last evening plans were made for a caling contest with Mrs Harry Wright and Mrs Deane Burns leading. Mrs Burns praised Coolidge and Mr Burns spoke on A Trip to a Pottery Shop, displaying pottery and china clay. L. P. Kaiser led devotions, then a white elephant exchange followed, with Wright as auctioneer, and refreshments were served by the hostess with help from Mrs Yahl and Mrs Nilsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Wright
Deane Burns
Nettie Finch Webber
Church of Christ
Burns
East Avenue
Coolidge
L. P. Kaiser
Wright
Fred Yahl
A. Nilsen
Royal Neighbors Install Officers In Woodman Hall
Royal Neighbors of America met in Woodman hall with thirty five members. Officers installed include Edith Williams oracle and Lily Biddle delegate to state convention at Columbus on April 19. A public card party planned for February third with Florence Brown chairing arrangements. C E Wiggins of Wooster reports the death of his aunt Miss Mary C Durand of Oberlin a longtime Western Union telegraph operator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors of America
Woodman Hall
Edith Willams
Oracle
Mary Worcester
Lily Biddle
Emma Dill
Florence Gilman
Florence Brown
Agnes Halderman
Emma Schenneman
Myrtle Dills
Niner Sentinel
Martha Wirth
Outer Sentinel
Emma Scheuneman
Lillian Mailerer
Nora Gagen
Helen Diedrich
Lillian Malterer
Hattie Hangman
Julia Hult
Sadie Gorman
Jennie Lent
Helen Kelly
Columbus
McGuire
Birch
Lorain
C. E Wiggins
Wooster Street
Mary C. Durand
North Main Street
Oberlin
Spiritualists Run Service At First Church This Weekend
Eudora Williams and other mediums will serve at the Spiritualist Church this Sunday and Monday, presenting readings and messages to attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eudora Williams
Profitable Hearing Sermon Theme At Sunday Service
The service schedule lists Holy Communion at 7:30, church school at 8:30, and morning worship at 10:45 with a sermon on Profitable Hearing. The offertory anthem is Seek ye the Lord by Dr J W Roberts and Nappa Beta Kapape will meet at 7:15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Roberts
Nappa Beta Kapape
The
Young People’s Society
Local social notes and visits from Elyria society page
Miss Dorothy Rawson visits Miss Gueral dine Simkins a Oalo Wesleyan senior at Mielaware for a weekend So rority dance. Relatives from New Galillee arrive to visit Mr and Mrs E Milliren. Clergy and spouses from Loiison Ohio spend time with the Harry Thompson family. Mrs Handby remains as guest tomorrow. Maumee Ohio guests Sunday with Mrs H Rogers. Clara Hollis called to Toledo by aunt Mrs Susan Gerald with funeral today. Don Savase of Atlanta visits Elyria on business after Detroit trip. M A Witter hosts Gizner guests George Cooleman Barbara Beebe Medina. Jr and Mrs J C Underhill and Mrs John Johnson also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Rawson
Gueraldine Simkins
Oalo Wesleyan University
Mielaware
S E. Pearson
F. T. Mayer
New Galillee
Pennsylvania
E. Milliren
Earl Court
W. W. Grant
J. E. Handby
Loiison
Ohio
Harry Thompson
Ninth Street
Handby
Thompson
M. C. Feister
Margaret
Anna Willhart
Maumee
H. Rogers
Harvard Avenue
Clara Hollis
Wolf Court
Toledo
Susan Gerald
Don Savase
Atlanta
Georgia
Elyria
Detroit
Michigan
M. A. Witter
Roosevelt Avenue
George Cooleman
Barbara Beebe
Medina
J. C. Underhill
Grafton
John Johnson
Elsria
Problem of tact in invitation wording worries hosts
A Florida tire trade column discusses how to phrase an invitation so a guest accepts politely but may decline the dinner, highlighting the delicate balance between courtesy and honesty for hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fliorida
Pion
Indoor Hippeastrums Bring Winter Color To Homes
Readers learn to grow hippeastrums or amaryllis indoors for extended bloom through winter. Tips cover light fertilization, repotting intervals, top dressing with sandy loam and bone meal, drainage checks, and separating new offshoots to increase plants. Maintain heat for blooms and cool storage to extend life.
Dancing at Nuhn’s Barn Weekends
Advertises modern and old time dancing at Nuhn's Barn every Saturday and Sunday night with admission 25 cents for gents and 10 cents for ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuhn
Half Million Pro claim Christianity in Syria aided by French
About 500000 believers profess Christianity in Syria, a rise attributed largely to French influence and activity. The report notes strong French support for church affairs and education, shaping religious affiliation amid regional tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syria
Also Mentioned on This Page
King's Orchestra
By Mme. Lisbeth
Paris
Pilgrim Church
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
United Presbyterianhurch Services
First Methodist Episcopal Church
O. KE. S. No. 165
Methodist Circle
Florence Schwinn
Entertains Club
Salor
M. E. Church
Carpenter's Beauty Shoppe
Phono
Dean Halliday
Central Press Garden
Beall Ave
Wooster
GEO. R. Allen & Son
Leedale’s Beauty Shop
Swearer Elk
Restaurant
American & Oriental Cor
Bread & Mill Sts
Over Bell Co
the Brown Company
Lodi Street
W. R. Broadwell
Srd St
Dunn's
Elyria Business College
Broad ST
Reiff
Hippodrome Theatre
Elk’s Club Auditorium
Elsha
Reiff School
MUSIC
Tee
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