District D A Official Installs Local Officers
District Deputy Mrs Margaret Kline and staff of Parma Council installed Daughters of America officers last night in Wurst Hell. The 8:50 pm ceremony followed an 8:30 pm business meeting and practice. Officers installed include Esther Smith Councillor and Lillian Mach Financial Secretary, with several associate officers and sentinels. A fancy drill by Parma Council impressed visitors from Brooklyn, Lorain and Parma. Another meeting is scheduled for Friday July 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Kline
Parma Council
Daughters of America
Wurst Hell
Cpm
Esther Smith
Ann Botamer
Lyueile Schaible
Verna Gruesser
Anna Gehrke
Loving Hopkins
Lillian Mach
Vivian Kline
Iona Hansen
Edra ‘Albrecht
Ethel Hambley
Betty Scheible
Jennie Shock
Outside Sentinel
Katherine Smith
Inside Sentinel
Helen Ahlgrim
Brooklyn
Lorain
Parma
The
Hospital Admissions And Discharges List
Hospital admissions include Mrs Ezra Knowles North Ridgeville Joseph Leitner 207 West Street Ruby Rice Ww River Road Jack Schweda Gulf Road Mrs Paul Nixos La Grange Beatrice Barkknecht 132 Clark Street Carol Malm Cleveland Margaret Sarnousky 120 Taft Street Discharges include Richard Reinhardt 912 Lake Avenue Mrs Stella Hardy 344 W 2nd Street Mrs Theodore Engle 103 Robson Court Mrs Paul Rezek baby boy 427 Huron Street Mrs Ray Flowers 223 Th street Irene Jones 314 Lewis Court Helen Kenska RD No 2 John Wotal 215 W River Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra Knowles
North Ridgeville
Joseph Leitner
West Street
Ruby Rice
River Road
Jack Schweda
Gulf Road
Paul Nixos
la Grange
Beatrice Barkknecht
Clark Street
Carol Malm
Cleveland
Margaret Sarnousky
Taft Street
Richard Reinhardt
Lake Avenue
Stella Hardy
W. 2Nd Street
Theodore Engle
Robson Court
Paul Rezek
Huron Street
Ray Flowers
Irene Jones
Lewis Court
Helen Kenska
John Wotal
W. River Street
Local Personal Notices Highlight Summer Travel Movements
Mira Georgia Merrifield returns home after weeks in Detroit and Mt. Clemens Michigan. Many families plan lake or Vermilion on the Lake trips this summer including Mr. and Mrs. Billings and Mr. and Mrs. Swindling. Visitors arrive from Scranton Urbana and Scranton while others depart for Canada Ohio and Washington on fishing and leisure journeys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Elton
Jack
Bobbie
Charlies Cahoon
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
H. W. Swindling
Harwood Street
Gull Lake
Michigan
Wayne Broadwell
Carl A Ericsson
Canada
R. W
Am Hant Avenue
Michiar
William Walters
Cornell Avenue
Robert Avery
Lakawanna
New York
Edgar Fennie
Edgar Fernie, Jr
Anne Burke
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Henry Ingersoll
West Avenue
G W Fromme
Mies Franceska Fromme
Urbana Onio
Ingersolls
Frommes
Tda Mae Smitch
Oak Street
Savannah
Ohio
Letha Gray
J. S. Brown
Lena Thomas
Cage
Ruth Jenkins
Hamilton
Burton
Furnave Street
Ted Rirthe
East Bridge Street
Painesville
Oho
Lona Feese
Steve Horvath
St Mary's Church
Clark Maddork
Eighth Street
Bellevue
Olwyn Foster
Fast
Broadstret
Dale Jump
LaGrange
Jump
F. J MacDonald
Brookline
Massachusetts
Nora Fairman
Ridge Street
Lois Ann Fell
Mary Arter
Jesse Henderson
Margaret Wehman
Martha Brodbeck
James Henderson
Elyria Relief Corps Dinner Honors Out of Town Guests
Elyria Women's Relief Corps hosted ninety five members and guests at a dinner in O F Hall. Twenty guests from Oberlin and Lorain Corps attended. President Claire Wendell opened the meeting with remarks from Rose Warner and Vee Cameron. Commander John Kaley recited Barbara Friede and read America, as Florence Terry reported on recent department conventions. Guests praised by several speakers included Mrs Cameron, Mrs Edwards, Mrs Cotton, and Mrs Fackler. Prizes announced with two retreats set for July 24 and August 14, and plans noted for Vermilion-on-the-Lake week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Federation of Democratic Women
House of Representatives
Columbus
Elyria
Lorain
Amherst
Ridgeville
Oberlin
LaGrange
Grafton
Marcella Sehmitz
Mary Seward
BD. A Billings
Grece Peairs
Misa Marcella Schmitz
Odad
Elyria Women’s Relief Corps
Ixty
Womens Relief Corps
Fe Verdes
John Kaley
Kaley
Barbara Fritchie
America
Florence Terry
Department
Cleveland
Cameron
Ortha Edwards
Lorain Corps
Curtus Cotton
LaPorte
Indiana
Viola Fackler
Class Family Picnic At Huntington Beach
The W L B Class of the Church of Christ traveled to Huntington Beach for a picnic last night. Arrangements were by Miss Faye Hargrave and committee. Eighteen members and families enjoyed a picnic supper, beach sports, and swimming. A further meeting will be arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Huntington Beach
Faye Hargrave
Girl Scouts Picnic for Elyria Troops Set at The Hedges
Elyria Girl Scouts schedule a picnic on Tuesday July 14 at The Hedges from 10:00 to 4:30. Each girl brings her own lunch. Leaders from various troops will handle transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Royal Neighbors Sewing Circle Meeting Postponed
The Royal Neighbors Sewing Circle, planned for next Wednesday, has been postponed by one week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors
Licenses Granted In Lorain And Elyria Area Names
License listings include Ralph Larber 22 Lorain care maker and Veronica Cyran 23 Lorain with Rev Demboski plus Glenn Atwood 28 Lorain WPA worker and Hazel Cham pers 17 Elyria with Justice of the peace Edmond Frederick 23 Lorain male nurse and Irene Batok 26 Lorain with Rev Hamrack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Larber
Lorain
Veronica Cyran
Demboski
Glenn Atwood
WPA
Hazel Champers
Elyria
Justice of the Peace
Edmond Frederick
Irene Batok
Hamrack
Nupital bridge and social parties honor Miss Una Claire Thomas
A series of nuptial gatherings honored Miss Una Claire Thomas with two nights of bridge and bunco at Mrs Frank Walker's George Street home. Prizes went to Gertrude Smith, Richard Horne, and Berence Jackson. a centerpiece and pink decor highlighted the events. Out-of-town guests included Miss McThent Hazzard of Pittsburgh and Mrs R F Thomes of Columbus. A separate party at Miss Exolf's Middle Avenue home featured eleven tables of bridge, prizes to Mrs Richard Horan, Mrs Don Myers, and Jane Herne, plus gifts wrapped in pink and silver cellophane
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audheim
Una Claire Ther
Chifford H.ole
Courtney Fulton
Cigrenne Schroeder
Frank Walker
George Street
Bunco
Gertrude Smith
Richard Horne
Berence Jackson
Ounco
Gonur
McThent Hazzard
Pittsburgh
R F. Thomes
Columbus
Anna Egolf
Florence Root
Thomas
R. F Thomas
Earl Strock
Sully
Wooster
Msllicent Hazzard
Pennsylvania
Cox
Connecticut
Eos
Monopoly Club meets members in Malcolm Court gathering
Mrs KB R Novak hosted Monopoly Club No 1 with guest Mrs Joan Price. Mrs Larry Holmes won first prize, Mrs Philip Rusch received consolation. A refreshment course followed. Mrs Arthur Alexander to entertain July 24 at Woodland Avenue home. A note on rheumatic fever linking to heart disease in youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monopoly Club No. 1
KB R Novak
Malcolm Court
Larry Holmes
Philip Rusch
Joan Price
Arthur Alexander
Woodland Avenue
Rainbow Calendar of church and club events
Rainbow Class of Methodist church holds family picnic at Cascade Park. G B B Club meeting postponed. Rainbow Girls confer initiatory dogras. Ladies of G A R meet in Woodman Hall. E Yot Club hosts a beach party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Class of Methodist Church
Bes
Cascade Park
Rainbow Girls
Ladies of
Woodman Hall
Buckeye 4-H Debates Shuttle At Sheffield Meeting
A lively debate on whether 4-H clubs are beneficial highlighted the Buckeye Sewers 4-H club gathering at Ruth Johnson home on Tuesday afternoon. Neva Carrick led the affirmative, Betty Moon the negative, with plans for a July 13 picnic at Cantury Park and invitations to club mothers. Ruth Johnson and Camilla Townsend were named to attend 4-H Camp in August at Camp Craig, Medina. Katherine Hammer and Eleanor Pyecrift chosen to demonstrate at the county contest. Betty Moon showcased color guidance demonstrations, then refreshments were served by hostesses Betty Waldron and Katherine Hammer. A funeral service was held Tuesday for Nicholas Schodt, 92, at St Theresa's Church after a week with pneumonia. He was a Sheffield resident for 30 years, formerly of Cleveland, and a former assessor and trustee. He leaves Rosa and four sons, four daughters, a sister, and twelve grandchildren. Burial followed at St Theresa's cemetery. The Schmidt-Heyer iron foundry era and Lincoln funeral procession ties noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
Buckeya Sewers
Ruth Johnson
Neva Carrick
Betty Moon
Cantury Park
Camilla Townsend
Camp Craig
Medina
Katherine Hammer
Eleanor Pyecrift
Betty Waldron
Katharine Hammer
Nicholas Schodt
St. Theresa's Church
Cleveland
Lincoln
Washington
Springfield
Schmidt
Schmidt-Heyer
Rosa
Edward
Akron
John
Lorain
Alex
Leo Mittendorf
Mary Smith
Elyria
Margaret
Jennie
Jennie Youngins
St. Theresa's Cemetery
Adam Senger
Fred
Albert
Roberts
Sittenders
Mathew Meyer
John Schmidt
Rites Held for Sister Fulalia at St. Joseph’s Academy
Funeral services were held in the chapel of St. Joseph’s Academy Cleveland for Sister Fulalia Magdaline Kihm sister of Edward and Peter Kihm of Sheffield She had been a consecrated nun for 46 years entering the convent at 18 Survivors include Jacob Kihm Elyria Henry Kihm Cleveland and step sister Mrs Martha Heneman Lorain Also noted are Lorain county events on canning demonstrations at Elyria Y M C A and a birthday gathering for Mrs Berard Jiugbluth
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph’s Academy
Cleveland
Fulalia
Magdaline Kihm
Edward
Peter Kihm
Sheffield
Kihm
Jacob Kihm
Elyria
Henry Kihm
Martha Heneman
Lorain
Church Directory listing multiple congregations and times
An extensive church directory lists services across churches including Congregational at Corner Lake Ava Waat Street led by Dr A E Kemp and others at First Congregational Corner Court and Second Streets with Dr Wm Mult Auld Mintarar, Nazarenes at 419 Cleveland Street led by Pastor W F Clay, and Lutheran and Hungarian churches with Sunday schools and morning worship times. Also noted are divisions such as Saint Pauls Evangelical St Andrew's Episcopal Lake Ave Community Church Bible School Pilgrim Community Cambridge, Second Baptist Thompson's Gali Oberlin Road and Holy Cross Church among many schedules and service details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corner Lake Ava
Waat Street
A. E Kemp
Po Mitermediate Christian Endeavor
Senior Christian Endeavor
Nilehtark
First Congregational
Wm. Mult Auld Mintarar
Eees
Princeton Ave
Garford
J & Urieh
T. D
Church Bible School
First Baptist Church
Second Street
Andolla Avenues
R E& Neighbour
ST. Paul’s Evangelical Church
Third Street
Erist Irson
T. P. League . S S
Second Baptist Church
Thompson's Gali
Oberlin Road
Collis Odell Stewart
Difficulties as the greatest stimulus to progress
The speaker credits ongoing difficulties as the main driver of progress. Challenges spark creativity, with obstacles pushing the mind toward concert level effort. Without hardship, thoughts grow dull. self-made or divine difficulties compel mastery, akin to a child meeting tougher music to advance skill.
Byrd Announces Dinner Remarks From Public Event
Admiral Richard E. Byrd, renowned explorer and aviator, spoke at a public dinner outlining recent achievements and plans. The event highlighted his polar exploration feats and ongoing scientific endeavors with remarks emphasizing endurance and international cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard E. Byrd
Fellow citizen urges world peace through friendship
A speaker praising peace argues that folly lies in hostile nation behavior while individuals seek harmony with neighbors. He urges responsible prosperity and well being through mutual understanding and the friendship of nations.
Sermograms and Moral Wisdom Reflections
A fragmented sermon page offers maxims on virtue and ambition. It contrasts envy with diligence and notes hardship in coveting others' fortunes. It warns that those who cannot reason are tools and those who do not are slaves, ending with comments on big hearts and noble souls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popesying
Also Mentioned on This Page
County Federation of Democratic Women
Lorain County
Joseph Conley
Tion
Federa
Northwest
P. C. McKenzie
Oscar Pixley
East Broad Street
Elmer Phillips
Russell Hutchings
Lorraine Sinegar
Virginia Sinegar
Milton Troup
Hutchings
Rollin E. Hinkson
District D. of A
Abbe Clinic
Rockefeller
Abbey Roe
Jota J. Rockefeller, Jr
Versailles
France
Steller Wilton
Arme
Rebecca Mannine Premies
Qopter
Anha Grace Bright
Lake
Ing
Vermilon-on-the- Lake
Wallie Johnson
Mack
Cleveland Street
Slickigan
Harry Johnson
Tandy Miy
Curtis Cotton
Claude Rautus
Ford Treat
Cocoanut Grove
Fintida
Mayne
Eastaveque
U. & and Foreign
Day's Music Store
Girl Scouts
Una Claire Thomas
Orse Sempre
Marie McMullen
Twelfth Street
Maude Firestone
Alice Kuehn
Ruth Smith
Carmel Lehnneider
Alice Koehn
Monopoly
Elyria Y. M. C. A
Lorain County Agricultural Extension Service
Lorain County Home Council
Helen B Zoller
Alice Bird
Arthur Stauder
Abbey Road
Berard Jiugbluth
Leo Weber
A. J. Conrad
Bonoree
Long Beach
Cal
Beverly Eloin Lancaster
United States
Church Directory
Magyar Reformed Church
Church of the Nazarene
W. of Clay
Youngs People’s Service
United Presbyterian East Ave
Geo. Brown
Bible School
First Methodist
Court Streets
J Bond
Epworth League
Chris
Brotherhood
Mission Society
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
ST John's Lutheran Broad Stand
West Ave
Armin Schroeder
First Hungarian Baptist Church
Julius Mish
Weal River Streat
Alex Yoas
Your Peoples
Comeeting
Gospel Mission
Font Sridge Street
Bunday School
MT. Zion Baptist
Willis Jackson
Salvation Army Services Adf
Ro W Amore
Jai Sarvelos
Hollnass
Divine Science
Floral Court
Alliance Spiritualist Church
Hall
Anna Hale
Bethany Baptist Church
Seventeenth Street
C. C Smith
H.R Thrist
African’ Methodist Church
Jonas Chapel
Seventeenth St
R A White
J. F Greenfield
Middle Ave
J. A. Watson
Epworth
Welling
Holy Cross
Fourteenth St
Weat Ave
Budny
ST. Andrew’s Church
Episcopal
Saddle Ave
T. Edwin B. Redhead
Lake Ave
Lake Ava
B. Peck
Bibelachsol Kermit Laiby
Pilgrim Community Church
Cambridge
Prospect
Erwin Britton
Church School
Grace Lutheran Church
Church OF God IN Christ
West Avenua
Harrin
Scientist
East Ave
Redington Block
Siddle Ave
Shiloh Baptist Church
C. Brown
Chapel Streets
J Foster
Christian Endeavor
Church Forum
Wilmot
Masonic Teanpis
Day's Hardware and Music Store
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