Sunday Evangelistic Services at First Methodist Church
Tomorrow evening at 7 30 the First Methodist Episcopal Church hosts a series of Evangelistic Sunday Evening services in February led by Minister Dr. Piper. Music directed by Robert Moore features Evangelistic pieces. morning worship includes Wachs Hosanna and Buck Rock of Ages with a Mozart offertory. Attendance last Sunday reached 764. Epworth League meets at 6 30 with Leonard Fowls leading New Frontiers of the Enterprise and performances by Katherine and Eleanor Highgate. all young people invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Piper
Robert Moore
Wachs
Buck
Robert T. Moore
Mozart
Guilmant
Wagner
Gabriel
Davis
Reynolds
Church School
Epworth League
Leonard Fowls
Katherine
Eleanor Highgate
Attendance Aims To Reach Five Hundred At Bible School
Last Sunday four hundred nineteen attended the Bible School at First Baptist. Officials seek five hundred this Sunday. Classes start 9 45 with worship at 10 45 led by Rev R T Ketcham returning from Charleston. Sermon Engraved On His Hands. Anthem On How Amiable by Dudley Buck. Morning organ numbers Andante Tranquillo Sage Adagio Bargier Second Senato Finale. Evening service at 7 30 with gospel song led by EF A Yost and choir performing A Prayer by H Engelman. Organ numbers Elevation Cantilene Cantabile positude Choral with Variations Rinck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
R. T. Ketcham
Charleston
West Virginia
Dudley Buck
Sage
Bargier
Guilmont
EF. A. Yost
H. Engelman
Walter Davies
Faulkes
Pierne Positude
Rinck
Meetings of local women groups planned this week
Past Presidents of the Women’s Relief Corps will meet for luncheon at Mrs. Mytta Kent’s home next Wednesday. Lorain County W C T U executive committee will meet Tuesday February 3 at 10 am at Mrs. Clarence Adams corner Third and Middle. luncheon at noon. Various church and club groups schedule meetings, dinners, talks and activities for early February including the Ladies Catholic Benevolent Society charity bridge, First Congregational Guild, Elizabeth Stevens Society at 5:30 pm with Grace Newman speak, Ladies Missionary Society work meeting with supper at 6, and Neighborhood Bible Study Class sewing and study sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Relief Corps
Mytta Kent
Lorain County
Clarence Adams
Third and
Middle Avenue
Nellie M. Hill
Ladies’ Catholic Benevolent Society
K. of C. Hall
Guild of
First Congregational Church
Thelizabeth Stevens
Ladies’ Misionary Society of the Baptist Church
Baptist Church
Literary Club
Edith Harris
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Sam Baird
East Avenue
Local Personal News From Elyria and Nearby
Misses Dorothy Wilcox and Bunny Gillis dined and theatered in Cleveland. George Johnston of Ontario and Chauncy Griswold of Pittsburgh visited Elyria. Lawrence Webber and Kate Mastin spent weekends in Columbus and East Broad street respectively. Mrs. R. A. Cline’s death noted in Barberton. Births announced at Elyria Memorial Hospital for a daughter of Walter Hange and for a daughter of William Griffin. Several residents visiting Cleveland, Toledo, or Tampa for events and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Wilcox
Bunny Gillis
Cleveland
George Johnston
Ontario
Canada
Paul Wellert
Cleveland Street
Chauncy Griswold
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Lawrence Webber
Columbus Street
Columbus
Ohio
F. P. Crosse
Eighth Street
W. F. Jordan
Mentor
B. J. Taylor
Park Place
John Robinson
Twelfth Street
Toledo
Arthur Croley
First Congregational Church
Leslie Maddock
Howe Street
J. M. Gregory
Jean
Chase Street
John Justin
Beebecourt
Tampa
Fla
F. M. Shelton
Springfield
James van Duren
Middle Avenue
Cast Chosen For Play Nine Elyria High Students
Nine Elyria High School students have been chosen for the Garrick Club's annual play Cappy Ricks to be presented in the high school auditorium Friday evening March 13. Cast includes William Connelly Alden P. Ricks Betty Nilsen Florence Ricks Gertrude Borie Aunt Lucy Robert McWilliams Matt Peasley Fred Culp John Skinner William Witt Cecil Pericles Bernard Ezra Porter Edward Singleton Robert Kaiser Brookfield Olive Schwemler Eileen Murray. The selections come from 45 auditioning students after a special tryout for Eileen Murray. Additional parts were filled in later tryouts held Wednesday and Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
Cappy Ricks
Garrick Club
Nina Baker
William Connelly
Alden P. Ricks
Betty Nilsen
Florence Ricks
Gertrude Borie
Aunt Lucy
Robert McWilliams
Matt Peasley
Fred Culp
John Skinner
William Witt
Cecil Pericles Bernard
Ezra Porter
Edward Singleton
Robert Kaiser
Brookfield
Olive Schwemler
Eileen Murray
Varied Programs Arranged for City Parent Teacher Meetings
City Parent-Teacher Associations plan a busy first week with talks on projects like the Happy Child Institute set for February 17 and 18. Elyria groups host lectures on the Passion Play, Founders Day, health, safety and education topics, with multiple meetings across McKinley, St. Agnes, Gates, Garford, Roosevelt, Franklin, Jefferson and Hamilton associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Child” Institute
Elyria
Ely
Parent-Teacher Association
R. R. Bevard
Oberammergau
Germany
Switzerland
Austria
McKinley Parent-Teacher Association
Ruth Piper
Charlotte Kershaw
R. H. Harrison
Fulton
St. Agnes Association
Allen Parent-Teacher Association
J. Mills
Gates Parent-Teacher Association
Dorothy Jones
Garford
Roosevelt
Franklin, Jefferson
Hamilton
Franklin Association
E. J. Howenstine
Harriet Hubbard
Jefferson Group
L. Bailey
Hamilton Association
Neighborhood group events and meetings listed for Monday
District No 12 Bible Classes meet with Mrs R C Baird 20 Sev enth street at 2 00 Commodore Club at the YWCA Fidelis Class with Mrs Florence Shatter Guild of the First Congregational Church at the church Merry Makers Club with Wilma Huber Cleveland street Wv F W and Auxiliary dance at Woodmen hall District No 6 Bible Classes meet with Mrs T C Whitmore 336 Harvard Ave Ladies Auxiliary and Canton Lorain meet in I C O F hall Workers Conference of the Church of Christ meets Ely Parent Teacher Association meets Chevalier Lodge Knights of Pythias meets McKinley Parent Teacher Association meets
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Baird
Seventh Street
Comraderie Club
Harvard Avenue
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Canton Lorain
I. C. O. F. Hall
Workers’ Conference of the
Church of Christ
Ely
Chevalier Lodge Knights of Pythias
McKinley Parent-Teacher Association
Music program at Church of Christ for anniversary events
The Church of Christ at Second and Chapel presents a 7:30 evening service with a quartet including Miss Marjorie Rossiter and others, featuring Schubert and Sweeney works. Morning sermon by Mr. Fowler on Is God Dead, plus Bible School, Junior Church, and a 3:00 prayer meet ing to honor Christian Endeavor’s fiftieth anniversary. A county Christian Endeavor banquet Friday at 6:30 with Helen Welshimer as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Second
Chapel Streets
Marjorie Rossiter
Gabriel
Mrs. Baird
Mr. Smith
Ackley
Paul Wainwright
Simper
Jesus
Sweeney
Miss Rossiter
Mr. Wainwright
Darius Jones
Fowler
Bible School
Wim. Hill
Christian Endeavor
Evangelical Church
Reed Avenue
Sixth Street
Lorain
Ohio
Intermediate Christian Endeavor
Walter C. Smith
Christian Endeavorers
Helen Welshimer
Elyria Hi Ys Dance Tonight at Spring Valley Club
The senior Hi Y's host a dance at Spring Valley Country Club with fifty couples reserved. Guests of honor are graduates from Elyria High School January class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Valley Country Club
Elyria High School
Calverts and Timms Headed to Florida Today
Mr and Mrs Harry Calvert and Mr and Mrs W B Timms depart for Florida today leaving from their home city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Calvert
W. B. Timms
Florida
Former Mission Study Club Member Reviews Book
About sixty members and guests of the Mission Study club at First Congregational church attended a dinner hosted by the Goodwill Bible class. Adele Brown chaired, assisted by F. M. Phelps and Floss Klopfenstine Lucy Freese Elizabeth Freese and Laura Van Wagnen. A Gandhi article read by Mrs. James Van Dusen and a review of The Magnificent Obsession by Luther discussed by former member Mrs. F. M. Shelton. New member H. W. Pond joined the club. Next meeting set for February 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission Study Club
First Congregational Church
Goodwill Bible
Adele Brown
F. M. Phelps
Floss Klopfenstine
Lucy
Elizabeth Freese
Laura van Wagnen
Gandhi
F. N. Smith
California
James van Dusen
Luther
F. M. Shelton
Springfield
H. W. Pond
M. M. C. Club Meets at Alma Rogers Home
The M. M. C. club met at Mrs. Alma Rogers on Thirteenth Street with three guests. After the business meeting five hundred provided entertainment and prizes went to Mrs. Joe Rogers first, Mrs. Oscar Koehn second, and Miss Florence Wolf consolation. Luncheon gifts were given to Mrs. Charles Crosby. Next meeting set for February 20 at Miss Myrtle Struck’s Columbus Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. C. Club
Alma Rogers
Thirteenth Street
Joe Rogers
Oscar Koehn
Florence Wolf
Charles Crosby
Myrtle Struck
Columbus Street
Re Elect Officers of A F F W Club
The A F F W Club was entertained at Mrs Cassie Haverstick’s Lincoln court home with nine members present. A luncheon followed, then a regular meeting elected last year’s officers to new terms: Mrs Cassie Haverstick president, Mrs Carrie McGrath vice president, Mrs Annie Rothe financial secretary, and Mrs Rhoda Barr recording secretary. A social pour closed the session. next meeting set with Mrs Walter Watts on the last Friday in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. F. W. Club
Cassie Haverstick
Lincoln Court
Carrie McGrath
Annie Rothe
Rhoda Barr
Walter Watts
Mar anatha Class Elects Officers At East Avenue
Twenty six members of the Mar anatha Class of the First Baptist church met at the East Avenue House to elect officers for the coming year. Hazel Mower was named president with J H Crumley as vice president, Mrs. Robert Cops secretary, Bernice Haines treasurer, and Julia Jackson missionary treasurer. The group approved a five hundred dollar annual missionary budget and the serving lineup included Crumley Mower Wise Bates Rowley Haines and Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maranatha
First Baptist Church
East Avenue House
Hazel Mower
J. H. Crumley
Robert Cops
Bernice Haines
Julia Jackson
Crumley
East Side Guild Elects Officers at St. Andrew's Church
Mrs J E Betteridge hosted the East Side Guild of St Andrew's Church on Park Avenue with assistance from Mrs R A Osborn. Officers elected include President Mrs Ralph McDonald Vice President Mrs L R Taylor Secretary Mrs R G Smith and Treasurer Mrs Robert Rice. Mrs Earl Taylor reported on the church periodical club and a groceries shower will aid a needy family. Next meeting slated for two weeks hence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Betteridge
Park Avenue
R. A. Osborn
East Side Guild of
St. Andrew’s Church
Ralph McDonald
L. R. Taylor
R. G. Smith
Robert Rice
Earl Taylor
Church
Mrs Stillwaugh and Frances Visit Grandmother in Detroit
Mrs William Stillwaugh and her daughter Frances Caroline travel to Detroit to spend the weekend with Mrs Agnes Wiers, the grandmother, at her Third Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Stillwaugh
Frances Caroline
Detroit
Christian Endeavor Golden Jubilee Meeting in Lorain
Lorain County Union marks the Golden Jubilee with a gathering at Emmanuel Evangelical Church Lorain on the topic Christian Endeavor Past and Present. An International headquarters paper covers the history, with local speakers Mrs Yontz R S Waldort and Kenneth Barton. Music includes a trombone solo Raymond Brunger vocal solo Mrs Clayfield and a quartet Rogers Rodgers Erwin Bates Kenneth Barton Corliss Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Kenneth Barton
County Union
Raymond Brunger
Elyria
Holy City
Mrs. Clayfield
Lorain
Rogers Rodgers
Erwin Bates
Corliss Miller
Church School at Nine Thirty First Sunday Morning
The first Sunday of the month gathers the entire school in the auditorium for morning worship with prompt arrival urged. Morning Worship at 10 45 features Rev. Wm Muir Auld continuing a series on Spiritual Religion. Musical numbers include organ pieces, a choir Sanctus, a They That Trust in the Lord selection, and a Gloria postlude. High School discussion at six in the parlor and a seven o’clock rally marks the fiftieth anniversary of Christian Endeavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muir Auld
Clokey
Frey
Gloria
Seyfrind
Christian
Elyria Men s Bible Class Meets at Rivoli Theater
The Elyria Men s Bible Class gathers at 9 30 am in the Rivoli Theater on Broad street with J W Brandt leading the largest delegation last Sunday. Tomorrow President Jas A Hewitt will preside and open with America and prayer, as Ralph Staden leads singing with Clare Short at piano, and Bud Bathory and Arthur W Fox provide violin and piano music. The Bible lesson is Matthew 5 4 The Second Stone in the Formation of Character with Gospel of Matthew books distributed to attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rivoli
Broad Street
J. W. Brandt
Jas. A. Hewitt
America
Ralph Standen
Clare Short
Bud Bathory
Arthur W. Fox
Matthew
Delightful Party Honors Joyce Gregg Before Baldwin Wallace
Mrs Eric Chapman hosted a social at the Hedges to honor Miss Joyce Gregg who leaves February ninth for Baldwin Wallace College. The evening featured a musical program by the Chapmans and Mrs H Gregg with violin duets and piano solos, toe dancing by Constance Chapman, and a reception with bridge games and a luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric Chapman
Joyce Gregg
Baldwin-Wallace College
Thayer Chapman
H. H. Gregg
Virgil Waite
Arthur Giles
Betty Chapman
Constance Chapman
Girl Reserve Recognition Service Held by YWCA Unit
About sixty five girls took part in the Grade School Girl Reserve Recognition Service in the YWCA Gym on Friday night. Parents and friends attended the candle lighting ceremony as the girls joined the organization. The program featured music flag salutes and verse interpretation of the Girl Reserve Symbol with advisors and older girls assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women’s Christian Association
Girl Reserve
Regular Church Services at La Porte Methodist Church
Regular services at La Porte Methodist Church conducted by Rev A M Bosler with Sunday school at 10 15 a m Ray Jackson superintendent Preaching at 11 20 a m and a 230 p m choir program at The Home for the Aged led by L C Brevoort with Mrs Roy Robson pianist The program includes anthems solos duets and choruses and features Mrs J E Dewhurst Dan Jones Elmer E Humphrey and Mrs Chas R Miller plus selections by the Brevoorts and the church choir Benediction by Rev A M Bosler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Porte Methodist Church
Ray Jackson
A. M. Bosler
L. C. Brevoort
Amrs
Roy Robson
Brander
J. E. Dewhurst
Jesus
Dan Jones
Chase Muller
O. H. Pitkin
J. Lincoln Hall
Elmer E. Humphrey
Borowski
Muldred Brevoort
God
Ivory Palaces
Chas. R. Miller
Lt. C. Brevoort
Stewardship of The Gospel at United Presbyterian Church
The church sets a 10 43 a m sermon on The Stewardship of The Gospel as part of Christian Stewardship. Bible School at 9 30 a m features Jesus the Great Physician from Luke 4 31 to 5 39. Stewardship Study at 6 30 p m discusses Making Friends by Means of Money from Luke 16 1 13. Wednesday Bible Study and Prayer at 7 30 p m covers The Door and The Veil of the Tabernacle Exodus 26 31 38 36 37.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Church
Jesus
O E S Officers Host Valentine Gathering
The O E S officers and executive committee with their spouses and guests, about forty in number, met in the Masonic dining room last night. Tables formed an U shape were decked with red and white Valentine decorations. Seven tables of bridge were played while others enjoyed various games. Much credit for the success goes to Mrs E R Vestal the new Worthy Matron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic
E. R. Vestal
Mairon
Birthday Surprise Honoring Bernice Squire At Home
Mrs. Harlan Squire hosted a birthday surprise last evening at her residence honoring Bernice Squire. Guests enjoyed dancing and prize awards went to France O Malley, Bernice Squire, and Eleanor Dunn. A two course luncheon followed at prettily decorated tables in green and yellow. The guest of honor received many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan Squire
Bernice Squire
France O’malley
Eleanor Dunn
Jolly Sixteen five hundred club meets at La Grange road
The Jolly Sixteen five hundred club met last evening with John Fitzpatrick. Seven games were played. First prize went to Lucile Spaeth, second to Jack Diedrick, third to William Reinders, and fourth to Marion Squires. Lunch followed. Next Friday’s meeting will be with Miss Genevieve Segka of Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Sixteen Five Hundred
John Fitzpatrick
la Grange Road
Lucile Spaeth
Jack Diedrick
William Reinders
Marion Squires
Genevieve Segka
Lorain
Choir Members Honor Director Sidney Boynton
The Second Congregational Church choir held a surprise party in the church parlors to honor director Sidney Boynton. Families of choir members attended and the event featured games and refreshments. A fountain pen was presented to the guest of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational Church
Sidney Boynton
Blinzley Hostesses Honor Detroit Nieces at Bridge Night
Mr and Mrs O H Blinzley entertained last evening for their nieces Misses Carolyn and Dorothy Kamosis of Detroit Michigan. Bridge and pedro provided diversion. High score went to Ben Bittner and Irene Blinzley while Jack Foley and Agnes Wykrent were consolation winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. H. Blinzley
Carolyn
Dorothy Kamosis
Detroit
Michigan
Bridge
Pedro
Ben Bittner
Irene Blinzley
Jack Foley
Agnes Wykrent
Institute convenes in New London for Norwalk Epworth League
The mid year gathering of the Norwalk District Epworth League meets at New London First Methodist Church today and tomorrow with Dr. A. E. Piper of Elyria as banquet speaker. The schedule lists registration, multiple class periods, recreation, a banquet, pictures, devotions, and worship services led by William C. Pautz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Epworth Leggue
New London
Goodnight
William C. Pautz
Institute
T. Otto Nall
Karl P. Meister
Elyria
Harold Lancaster
First Congregational C E Reunion Planned For Sunday
A genuine reunion of former Christian Endeavor members is planned for Sunday evening at the First Congregational church. The event will mark the fiftieth anniversary of Christian Endeavor with an exhibition of records and programs. Endeavorers from everywhere are invited to attend and bring any relevant materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
First Congregational Church
Hostess at Bridge Party for Club Members
Mrs. C Burket hosted a bridge party at 170 Beebecourt last evening. Winners were Mrs. A Jahrauf and C Burket first and Mr. and Mrs. Harry West as consolation. A luncheon followed. The club will meet in two weeks with Mrs. C Collier at 208 Harwood Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Burket
Beebecourt
A. Jahrauf
Harry West
C. Collier
Harwood Street
Admissions and Discharges List Including Augusta Travel
Admissions include Mrs William Hecock of La Grange Mrs Ben Morley of 1291 East Avenue Mrs William Griffen of 1509 East Arehue Genevieve Williston of 239 Gates Avenue Discharges list Anthony Vandersommen of 614 Lodi Street Mrs Roy Heldebrandt baby boy 355 East River Homer Day and sister Ethel Mae Day of 417 West Tenth Street depart tomorrow for Augusta Georgia return about June 1 Frank Moody of this city pledged to Sigma Phi Epsilon at Ohio State University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hecock
la Grange
Ben Morley
East Avenue
William Griffen
East Arehue
Genevieve Williston
Gates Avenue
Anthony Vandersommen
Lodi Street
Roy Heldebrandt
East River
Homer E. Day
Ethel Mae Day
West Tenth Street
Augusta
Georgia
Frank Moody
Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity
Ohio State University
Carlotta Barnard Promotes Wednesday Singing Classes
Cleveland teacher Carlotta Barnard announces Free singing trials at Day's Music Studios located at 8367 Broad St. To join call 2860 for Wednesday sessions aimed at radio singers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Broad St
Fashions By FRANCES PAGET Sees Trousered Evening Wear Gain Ground
New York fashion reviewer Frances Paget reports that formal trousered evening outfits are appearing at private social events with conservative styling. Two trends emerge: a net skirt with long net pajamas and an elaborately seamed crepe rama skirt divided. The outfits are non freaky and mark a notable shift in acceptance and prestige for evening pajama looks, signaling a major couture development in southern wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Detroit Teachers Plan Work for Big Convention
Detroit school teachers, hosts for the National Education Association Convention February 21-26, are finishing final preparations. About 15,000 delegates are expected to attend, with around 40 subsidiary organizations holding their annual meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
National Education Association
Pedro Buneo Prizes Lunch at Woodmen's Hall
A prize lunch event featuring Pedro and Buneo is planned for Tuesday evening February 3 at Woodmen's Hall. Residents are invited to attend and participate in the community gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pedro
Buneo
Woodmen’s Hall
Mediums Mrs Hulda Smith and Ford Fryberger Held at 330 Broad
Mrs Hulda Smith and Ford M Fryberger church mediums were advertised for Sunday evening at 330 Broad where they likely conducted seances or spiritual services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulda Smith
Ford M. Fryberger
Downtown programs train pupils for varied performances
Schools prepare a city wide event with 3,500 pupil musicians in orchestras bands and chorus. A 175 member teachers chorus and an 80 piece orchestra will join offerings as all space in downtown hotels is filled. Pupils from elementary to high school are being trained for the programs.
One Sought Youth Other Sought Food
In Le Panto Arkansas a youth visited the Red Cross relief office seeking work. He introduced himself as Bob DaLeon and was playfully asked if he was a descendant of Ponce De Leon. He quipped that while Ponce sought the Fountain of Youth he seeks the staff of life.
Modern and Old-Time Dance at The Hedges Sat Jan 31
A community dance event at The Hedges on Saturday January 31 features modern and old-time dances. Attendees welcome with live music and guidance for all skill levels. Proceeds support local programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Eagles Hall
Small farm orchards urged to boost rural incomes
Dr. E R Lloyd, noted southern agronomist, recently urged small orchards on farms in this territory to raise farmers earnings. He cited Christmas greeting cards in odd sizes as a factor linked to a large post office deficit of 358 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
E. R. Lloyd
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Spring Valley
M. MM. C. Club
Maranatha Class
Union Christians
Endeavor Meeting
Elyria Men's Bible Class
LA Porte M. E. Church
E. S
Jolly Sixteen Club
Epworth League Institute
First Congregational
C. E
Carlotta Barnard
Frances Paget
Boltey School OF Music
Day’s Music
Night Hawk
Phil’s Barber Shop
Prge
Elyria Savings Trust
Yes
Oberlin Inn
Parti
Corio
Royal Creamery
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