Birch Family Honors 50th Anniversary of Mr and Mrs Birch
Mr and Mrs Noah Birch of Wooster Street celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with a dinner party at Columbia Hills Country Club. Their four sons Leonard Ernest Harold and Claude Birch and their wives attended with grandchildren, presenting an electric clock to the couple. Married in Nottingham England on June 28 1883 the Birchs and their sons moved to Zion City Illinois to establish lace business interests. Mr Birch has long been with American Lace Co since its formation about 25 years ago. Notably all their sons live in the same city as their parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Negh Birch
Wooster Street
Columbia Hills Country Club
Leonard Birch
Ernest Birch
Harold Birch
Claude Birch
Mrs. Birch
Nottingham
England
America
Birch
Zion City
Ilinois
American Lace Co
Recital by Elyria Home piano pupils features noted names
Miss Helen Osborn presented her piano pupils in a recital at the Elyria Home for the Aged yesterday. The program included readings and songs with performers such as Ruth Wright Janet Strohl Lynn Eldred Charles Taylor Helen Osborn and Catherine Northam among others, showcasing a mix of music, readings, and dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen ‘Osborn
Elyria
Harry Whispers
Ruth Wright
Helen Osborn
Veryside Rose
Mary Alice Wor
Ester
Cactus Watts
Jack Duffy
Charles Taylor
Janet Strohl
Lucille Coen
Lynn Eldred
Dorla Nichols
Madalene West
Bettle Northam
Battle Duffy
Norma Kolbe
Catherine Northam
Charlotta Falk
Ruth Osborn
Arlene Baxter
Bobbie Shepard
Kenneth Haas
Sara Arlene Baxter
Edmund Wright
Nan Shryock
Janet Baus
Roberta Stetzel
Jane Gleason
Geraldine Frantz
Circle No 6 Hosts Birthday Afternoon at First Methodist
Circle No 6 of the First Methodist church was entertained yesterday afternoon by Mrs Ed Stang of Woodland avenue. Twenty four members and eleven guests attended a birthday themed program after the business session. The program featured Wayne Garland orchestra music piano duets by Mrs E C Mhubert and Oliver Stang a piano solo by Oliver Stang vocal solos by Mrs M F Eliott and a piano solo by Carlita Stang. The hostess led the business portion where reports were given and the group announced its two hundred seven dollar share to the Aid Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 6
First Methodist Church
Ed Stang
Woodland Avenue
E. C. Shupert
Frank Luther
Frances
Wayne Garland
Mra. E. C.mhubert
Oliver
Virginia Stewart
Carlita Stang
Sdvs
M. F Eliott
Gimade
Yern
Aid Society
Friends and faith theme at North Ridgeville church service
North Ridgeville Congregational Church hosts Sunday morning service titled I have called ye friends with Mr. Young speaking on friendship as a daily virtue. He criticizes overemphasis on spectacular religion and praises simple, homely virtues. The article notes the revived young people's choir under Mrs. Alva Knapp and Miss Eleanor Gerstenberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ridge‘ville
Young
Eight youth graduate from Daily Vacation Bible School program
Eight young people completed the church sponsored course of study and received diplomas at graduation exercises. Mrs. Nora Neher presented diplomas to Phillip Kaiser Edward Pahl Francia Wail Nmads Alveretta Demos and Betty Adams after three summer sessions in the primary department Hazel Martin and Roland Harvey finished the third year and were graduated from the Junior department Jack Ryan was the sole graduate from the Intermediates. A program of music and dramatic presentations entertained a large group of parents and friends who also viewed student-created art projects from the past three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Vacation Bible School
Church of Christ
Nora Neher
Phillip Kaiser
Edward Pahl
Francia Wail- Ndams
Alveretta Demos
Betty Adams
Hazel Martin
Roland Harvey
Jack Ryan
Elyria Men’s Bible Class Meeting at Rivoli Theatre
The Elyria Men’s Bible Class meets tomorrow at 9 30 in the Rivoli Theatre on Broad Street. President James A Hewitt will call the meeting to order. Paul Wainwright leads singing with Clare Short at the piano. Special music by King’s Orchestra from King’s School of Music. L B Hindman will speak on The Law of Love. All men not affiliated with another Bible Class are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Men’s
Rivoli Theatre
Broad Street
James A. Hewitt
Paul Wainwright
Clare Short
King’s Orchestra
King’s School of Music
L. B. Hindman
Church School and Worship Service Announcement
The Church School will convene at 45 cents per member with Kenneth Peters leading and Mrs Hazel Reineck's class assisting. The morning worship at 10 45 features Rev Sayles preaching So I Come and the choir directed by Roland Faulhaber singing Sing and Rejoice by Barnby. All are welcome to worship with this congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church School
Kenneth Peters
Hazel Reineck
Rev Sayles
Roland Faulhaber
Barnby
Early Communion Service at 7 30 and 10 45
The article invites parishioners to start the day with a divine service at seven thirty for Holy Communion, followed by a peaceful worship at ten forty-five. Church school worship continues Sundays at 9 30, and July August summer changes discontinue regular instructions while school members keep 9 30 worship. The sermon explains a four fold prayer from St Peter's first epistle for modern Christians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Final plans made for girls camp at Camp Isa See Kes
Councilors for Camp Isa See Kes met to organize a ten day session beginning July 5. Miss Maybelie Burner and Miss Marian Stetson lead with staff including Marian Witt handicraft Evangeline Rothe music Mary Louise Harrison dramatics and Catherine Kold assistant recreation. Limited registrations open Monday and campers depart from the YWCA after 8 30 this Wednesday morning. Mothers and fathers are assured their daughters will be well cared for with good food and active supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Iss-See-Kes
WCLA
Maybelie Burner
Marian Stetson
Marian Witt
Evangeline Rothe
Mary Louise Harrison
Catherine Kold
Y. W.ca
Y. W CA
Camp
Isa-See-Kei
Portman Jr Receives Commission At Kelley Field
Herman G Portman Jr of Hearietts was commissioned as a lieutenant in the U S Army Air Corps at Kelley Field Texas on June 29. Portman a licensed pilot recently completed a 1750 mile cross country trip ending in Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman G. Portman Jr
Hearietts
Kincommieston
Air Corps
U S. Army
Kelley Field
Texan
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges Recorded
Hospital notes list admissions for Genevieve Gariga Rollin Brooks Ada Koppenhafter and Mrs George McConnell. Discharges include Edward Ingersoll Mrs Arthur Kaiser Erhart Ohio and Mrs Alec Lalone and baby boy Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Gariga
Third Street
Rollin Brooks
North Ridgeville
Ada Koppenhafer
W. River Street
George McConnell
W. Broad Street
Edward Ingersoll
West Avenue
Arthur Kaiser
Erhart
Ohio
Alec Lalone
Oberlin
First Baptist Church Announces Two Sunday Services
The First Baptist Church offers a 10 45 service where Pastor R H Neigh bour will discuss Paul’s fifteen day visit to Peter in Jerusalem and the early church talks. Evening messages focus on Romans, the heathen world, and sin's depths. baptism precedes the night service with a large immersion group. Robert E Neighbour Jr will likely play at night. plans for a July concert are hinted. Sunday school exceeds four hundred. prompt attendance at 9:30 is urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
R. H.neighbour
Paul
Peter
Jerusalem
Neighbour
Combined League and church services at First Methodist
The First Methodist Episcopal church on Third at Court streets hosts Holy Communion at 10 45 am led by Dr E J Bond with the church choir performing The King of Love My Shepherd Is and organ numbers by Miss Louise Brown A combined Epworth League and evening service follows at 7 00 pm with Frank Hoover Elyria Memorial Hospital superintendent as speaker Miss Marion Upp leads the gathering and a host team assists Special music includes Edward Bembower Mildred Brevoort and Elyria Brown in Cathedral Meditation The church school meets at 9 30 am with D A Burr superintendent All members urged to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Court Streets
E. J Bond
Shepherd
Shelley
Louise Brown
Epworth League
Frank Hoover
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Marion Upp
Edgar Burr
Roberta Mosley
Edward Bembower
Mildred Brevoort
Elyria Brown
Edwin Lemare
D. A Burr
Neighborhood Picnic For Children At Mrs Smythe’s Garden
The garden of Mrs A Smythe on Washington Avenue hosts an annual neighborhood picnic for local children tonight. Supper will be served in the garden followed by entertainment for the kids. Karl Lautensachleger and James Hayes are enrolled at Ohio State University for the summer quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Lautensachleger
James Hayes
Ohio State University
Church and civic meetings lineup for week
Monday events include Cantee Lovern and Auxiliary, Busapma Wealey class of Methodist church with Frances Baets, Ladies Catholic Benevolent Society, Mon-O-Moy Club, and Veterans of Foreign Wars. Church of Christ Bible School Faculty meets at 7 30. Starting tomorrow through July and August the Bible Behood and Morning Worship hour at Second Congregational church combine in one service from 10 00 to 11 15 with a sermonette by Rev C F Wiseman after Bible School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cantee Lovern
Busapma Wealey
Methodist Church
Frances Baets
Lake Avenue
Ladies Catholic Benevolent Society
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Church of Christ Bible School
Second Congregational Church
C. F. Wiseman
Fingles Auxiliary Card Party Aids Degree Officers
A card party for the benefit of the Degree Officers was hosted by the Fingles Auxiliary at Mrs. May Huffman’s Hawthorne street home. Six banco and pedro tables yielded wins for Anna Gleason and May Huffman with Anna Bruck consolation. Emma Zahrney and Clara Jenson earned banco honors, while L. Gard took banco consolation. Bruck plans another similar gathering Friday July 7 at Water street residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fingles
May Huffman
Hawthorne Street
Banco
Pedro
Anna Gleason
Anna Bruck
Emma Zahrney
Clara Jenson
L. Gard
Bruck
Water Street
Rev Fulmer to Preach at Presbyterian Church
Bible School workers meet for prayer at 9:20 a.m. Regular session at 9:30. Lesson on Joshua covering chapters 1 6 23 24. Rev D P Fulmer to lead morning worship at 10:45 and deliver the message. Youth devotional study at 6:30 p.m. No evening worship until further notice. Weekly prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. C L Bristol to read and speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulmer
Presbyterian Church
D. P. Fulmer
C. L. Bristol
July Fourth at Country Club Features Flag Tournament
The Fourth of July at the Country Club will be busy with a morning Flag Tournament opening the golf program. In the afternoon mixed four ball foursomes, Love Neat, are scheduled, followed by numerous private dinner parties and the usual members and guests dance in the evening. The day promises special enjoyment for all attendees.
Religious Service Ties To Florida Figures And Faure Duet
Asaph Jones of Florida and Dr H M Metcalf with Robert Davies will lead the First Congregational service Sunday morning. Jones performs a solo and Davies sings the duet Cruci fix by Faure. Mrs Eric Chapman is organist. Dr William Muir Auld will preach on Man With the Hoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asaph Jones
Florida
H. M. Metcalf
Robert Davies
Jones
Faure
Eric Chapman
Wiliam Muir Auld
Fifty Guests Enjoy Garden Tea at St. Andrew's Guild
The North Side Guild of St. Andrew's church hosted a Silver Tea in the garden of Mrs. and Gillig on Columbus Street. The event opened to guests at 3:30 PM with hostesses including Mrs Seward Henson serving refreshments and garden flower decor. About fifty guests attended during the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gillig
Columbus Street
North Side
St. Andrew's Church
Seward Henson
Choir and club social evenings at local gatherings
Members of the First Congregational Church choir hosted a family tureen dinner at Hedges with picnic style tables under the trees and informal games for all ages. Au Wor ants Club members, led by Miss Mona Bennett, enjoyed a prize evening with Cootle as the diversion and awards to Miss Dorothy Dalomore and Miss Delores Rosa, closing with refreshments. The next meeting will be at Dorothy Dalomore's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Johnson
LaPorte
D C Martin
Wurst Court
First Congregational Church
Au Worants Club
Mona Bennett Cootle
Dorothy Dalomore
Delores Rosa
Dramatic Kan-Act Club Dines and Dances at East Carlisle
The Kan-Act Club held its annual chicken dinner for twelve members at East Carlisle School with orchid and green decorations. After supper, attendees danced in the auditorium and the group plans to meet again on July 13 at 8:30 at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Carlisle
Carlisle Grange Postpones Meeting to July Fourth Week
The Carlisle Grange announces its next regular meeting, originally set for July 4, is postponed one week to July. Members are advised to adjust calendars accordingly and attend the rescheduled session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noxt
Carlisle Grange
Local Brownhelm Couple Involved In Noted Incident
Howard Dippo aged 23 and Julia Par ko from Brownhelm Township are linked to a case involving a minister and James H Williams a Chicago salesman with Maxine Helen Morris aged 25 from Oberlin. Reverend Graham is also noted in connection with the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Dippo
Brownhelm Township
Julia Parko
James H Williams
Chicago
Maxine Helen Morris
Oberlin
Graham
Weekend visitors seek World's Fair trip diversions
A prolonged list of local residents and guests heads to Chicago for the World's Fair or visits nearby cities. Families including Maddux Crandalls Stevens Gates Anspacher Stokley Meanor Cook Yost Pond Vestal Troxel Ewing Shank and others plan short trips, visits, or weekend stays in Pittsburgh Cleveland New York and Shreve as they socialize and attend events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Maddux
Clacignati
Harry Crandall
Earl Court
George Stevens
Edward Gates
Cleveland
John Gates
New York
David Gates
Chicago
Tom Anspacher
Buffalo
E. M .Anspacher
West Avenue
Russell Stokley
Oxford Avenue
A. T. Meanor
Cambridge
Ohio
Henry Cook
Floyd Yost
Canada
Plevna
Ontario
Lena Granger
Ruby Maser
Pittsburgh
Phyliss Eddy Pond
Bates’ College
Maine
Washington Avenue
W. Pond
Helen
Robert Vestal
Jack
Indianapolis
Vestal
John Cook
Frank Troxel
Mary
Pennsylvania
George Emerich
Frances Ewing
Pauline Shank
Shreve
R. E. McDonald
Cornell Avenue
J.C. Strickler
Parkersburg
West Virginia
J. S. Harper
East River Street
Ed Stang
Woodland Avenue
George Haines
J. B. Chapman
Fred Sutliff
Wallington
J.D. Funk
Edna Funk
Denison Avenue
Lucille Buckley
Fifteenth Street
Joseph Morgan
Lod
Maude
Copas
Coat Stolen From Car Reported In East Riverview Area
Keller of 613 East Rivy er as a street reports a blue serge coat stolen from his car in the East Rivy er area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W CE. Keller
East Rivyer Asa Treet
A and P Co To Send 100 Boys To Exposition
One hundred boys aged 10 to 16 will receive free trips to the Pageant of Progress at Chicago. Five contests run weekly from June 28 to July 12, awarding twenty trips per week. Each five cent purchase in A and P stores earns one vote, with districts determining contestants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Rodys
A and P
A. and P. Co
Lake Avenue Bible School Anniversary Planned
The fifty ninth anniversary of the Lake Avenue Bible school will be observed Sunday at two o clock in the auditorium of Lake Avenue school at Stop 7 Colonel Kohlsmeyer of Lorain will give the main address with brief talks by former superintendents and members. Special music will also be a feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Lake Avenue
Lake Avenue Bible School
Kohlsmeyer
Lorain
Adult Class Meets At Lake Avenue Sunday School
The Lake Avenue Sunday school adult class met Wednesday at Mr and Mrs John Hecoch home. Plans were set for an upcoming annual picnic. Guests enjoyed spell downs puzzles and guessing games followed by a light refreshment course hosted by Muiss Anna Beck. The class will meet July 26 at the home of Mr and Mrs Robert Shryock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Avenue
John Hecoch
Muiss- Anna Beck
Robert Shryock
Local Visitors Mentioned In Area Social Notes
Mrs H W Andrews of Adamsville Pa visits daughter Mrs R H Collier and family for the week. Mr and Mrs Reid Croskey and son from Mansfield Ohio were guests of Mr and Mrs E F Croskey and family. Jack Emry of Lorain spent days this week at the Miller home at Stop 11. Mr and Mrs John Hecock host guests from Montreal Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.W Andrews
Adamsville
R H. Collier
Reid Croskey
Mansfield O
E F. Croskey
Jack Emry
Lorain
John Hecock
Montreal
Canada
In Advance of Her Age Woman Seen as Ahead of Time
A succinct reflection notes that while men are said to be ahead of their time, women seldom receive that label. The statement asserts that recognizing falsehood itself is a form of truth, suggesting a paradox about perception and knowledge.
26 Boys Go To Y M C A Camp
A group of 76 boys from BR left yesterday for a Y M C A camp at Vermilion Bay. The camp runs until the morning of July 4, reported by Bob Moore of the Y M C A. Listed travelers include Roy Painter Roddy Hines Richard Hines Paul Berenson John Birch Richard Maegkley Harris Nichols Bobby Minch Brad Warker Dick Jerrell Harold Berson George Persona Charlie Crehore James Guthrie David Huffman George Taylor Robert Olsen William Olsen A Wagner Richard Bright Sam Rockwood Richard Harer Richard Roger Charles Kegar George Mynchenbure and Tommy Mynchenbure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Moore
Roy Painter
Roddy Hines
Ricbard Hines
Paul Berenson
John Birch
Richard Maegkley
Harris Nichols
Bobby Minch
Brad Warker
Dick Jerrell
Harold Berson
George Persona
Charlie Crehore
James Guthrie
David Huffman
George Taylor
Robert
William Olsen
A. Wagner
Richard Bright
Sam Rockwood
Richard Harer
Richard Roger Charles Kegar
George and
Tommy Mynchenbure
Our Religion Old and New Address Set at Forum
J. A Solandt will discuss Our Religion Old and New 100 Years o Civilization. The talk is scheduled for Sunday at 7:30 PM at the Second Street Forum of Freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A Solandt
Second Street Forum of Freedom
Stolen bulbs worry Salt Lake City garden director
Mrs Richard Kletting a director in a local gardens corporation reported to police that over 100 bulbs were stolen from her car. When asked where they were she replied in the car, then the car is stolen also. The exchange shows her concern over the bulbs amid broader remarks on religious practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
Richard Kletting
Ioal Gardens Corporation
Merthe’s July Clearance Sale Under Way
Buy now and save in Merthe's great July Clearance Sale in progress. Sale continues all next week. Store open all day Wednesday July. C. H. Merthe & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merthe
B. C. H. Merthe & Co
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Noah Birch
Osborn
M. E. Circle 6
MES. Stang
Cong's
C. M. Johnson
Don Clymer
Lindlay
Roy Baymer
Harvard
Sanday
Bailey’s Inn
Purbay
Geayt Tor
Vacation Bible School
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Plriod
Nerman Portman JR
18T Baptist Church
D .A. Baird
Second
Chapel Streets
Moore
Savior
Pike
Hindman
James A Smith
Betty Jean Waldron
Glen Fridenstine
Donald Fridenstine
Maude Fridenstine
Leland Prentice
Christian Endeavor
SND Cong
BRE
Mrs. Huffman
1St Congregational
Mona Bennett
Sanko
Awertern and Oriental Over Bell Clothing Co
F. Guth
Chirotonsok
Bell's
Howard B. Somers
Max
George
Youngstown
Cedar & Broad
Elyria Business College
Imperial Furniture C Co
Rast A
Y.M.C.A
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