Nurses Training School Baccalaureate Service Highlighted
Elyria society notes describe the Nurses Training school baccalaureate service at the Church of Christ. Eight graduates led by eleven juniors filed in for the program with Rev. Grant Rev. Randall and Rev. Burner delivering invocations sermons and readings. Choirs performed and Mrs Anderson and Mrs Gregg sang. The sermon drew on I Corinthians and the washing of feet to stress humble service and a threefold nursing mission to service partnership and glorifying the common task.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Grant
First Congregational Church
Randall
North Eaton Church
Burner
Shelley
Mr. Burner
Paul
God
Christ
Jesus
van Dyke
Félix
Elyrians Honor Grafton Bride-to-Be at Shower
Mrs. John Knight hosted a May 26 shower for Miss Gertrude Knechtges of Grafton, fiancé of G E Walsh of Elyria. Guests enjoyed pink and white decor, card games, vocal solos, sketches, a Cupid float, and a two course lunch as the bride-elect prepares for June 9 nuptials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Knight
Gertrude Knechtges
Grafton
G. E. Walsh
Elyria
B. A. Rothgery
Allee Knechtges
Frederick Knight
Miss Chamberlain
H. P. Thomas
George Spitzer
Mesdames
J. A
Harlan Knechtges
Holder
Ables
Rothgery
Harder
Thomas
Park
Spiter
Holcomb
Zimmerman
Collins
Wise
Reinhart
Perry
Gertrude
Alice
Margaret Knechtges
Beezing
Chamberlain
Machovania
Miss Knechtges
Middle Division W C C T U entertains at Mrs Haserodts home
The Middle Division of the W C C T U met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Oscar Haserodt’s Seventh street home. Mrs. Strickler led devotionals and the gathering sang Beautiful Isle of Somewhere. A paper on Mothers of China followed and a benediction closed the meeting. A concert by the American Harmony Quartet of Cleveland is set for June 7 at the Church of Christ, benefitting Child Welfare. tickets are purchasable at any story.
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W Cc. T. U
Oscar Haserodt
Seventh Street
Strickler
Isle of
Somewhere
the Mothers of China
Farewell Party Honors Garford School Principal Miss Hahn
Teachers at Garford school hosted a farewell for Miss Lizzie Hahn at Mrs Clayton Smiths home 816 Park Avenue. The evening included games and social time with a gift presented in appreciation of her faithful work followed by refreshments.
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Garford School
Lizzie Hahn
Clayton Smith
Park Avenue
Miss Hahn
Y Girls Hike After Pleasant Cascade Park Evening
About twenty members of the Federation hiking club spent Tuesday evening in Cascade Park with Miss Bickertaff from Oberlin guiding nature study. They enjoyed camp fire, coffee, and shoots at dusk. next hike plans at Miss Carford's Harris Street home then to the pines for a gentle nature study hike.
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The
Federation
Cascade Park
Miss Bickertaff
Oberlin
Jannah Carford
Harriso Street
Circle No 4 of 81 Pauls church entertains at parsonage
Members of Circle No 4 of 81 Pauls church meet in the parsonage at 23 Third Street for a circlet session. They discuss future plans for the church and the potential admittance of new members. The Sunday School primary department will soon have a fund for its work as plans advance.
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Pauls Church
Third Street
Last dance of Canton Lorain Ladies' Auxiliary
The Canton Lorain Ladies' Auxiliary hosts a Cascade Pavilion dance on Thursday evening. An estimated number of couples are expected to attend for a pleasant and socialable event.
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Canton Lorain
Cascade Pavilm
Sun day School Plans Convention Attendance in Cleveland
The regular meeting of the Sun day school teachers and officers at St. Pauls church discussed plans to attend the June convention in Cleveland on the twelfth and thirteenth. A summer picnic was proposed and a social luncheon followed the business session. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Shultz's home.
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St. Pauls Church
Third Street
Cleveland
Shultz
Field Secretary Visits YWCA Board Meeting
The YWCA board welcomed Mrs. A. A. Shattuck and Miss Rebhan from Cincinnati. Shattuck outlined the field office and local association relationship. Tea followed. Shattuck departs for Cincinnati today. Rebhan remains the week for committee meetings.
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The
A. A. Shattuck
Miss Rebhan
Cincinnati
Mrs Standen Hostesses Delightful Mark Avenue Party
Mrs Ralph Standen entertained guests at their home on Mark Avenue Tuesday afternoon. Four tables of five hundred were set and three tables of five hundred used. Prizes went to Mrs Neal Wale and Mrs Md Harr. Dainty refreshments were served by the hostess at the close of the card session.
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Ralph Standen
Mark Avenue
Neal Wale
Atrs. Md Harr
Bryn Camp Plans Tureen Dinner And Meeting
The Bryn Camp sewing circle will hold a tureen dinner at noon on Thursday June 2 at the home of Mrs. L. F. Smith 212 Third Street. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Webber have moved from Marsailles Avenue to Wes Avenue.
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Elyria
Bryn Camp
R. No
L. F. Smith
Third Street
Mrs. Lee Webber
Marsailles Avenue
Wes
Avenue
Nurses Dance at Elks Hall in Elyria on June 2
Nurses will attend a dance at the Elks hall after the graduation exercises. The Smith Novelty Orchestra has been secured to provide music, praised as one of Elyria's best home orchestras. The event is highly anticipated and promises a memorable evening.
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Elks Hall
Smith Novelty
Elyria
Lib erty party card social at G A R hall
The Sons and Daughters of Liberty announce a card social this Thursday at 8:00 PM in the G A R hall. Refreshments and prizes will be featured and the public is cordially invited to attend.
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Sons and Daughters of Liberty
G. A. R. Hall
Social Guests and Holiday Visits Across Town
Personal notices list S Lehmann and sisters Lena and Marie visiting Karl Lehmann on Third Street. Mary Colling leaves for Grand Lodge after word of her sister’s death. funeral Friday. Meetings planned for Poinsettia Club and East Side Guild with multiple hosts. Several residents, including Harrison siblings and Miss Hannah Garford, travel or return from visits. extended family gatherings noted with local and out of town ties.
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S. Lehmann
Lena
Marie
Karl Lehmann
Third Street
Mary Colling
East Avenue
Grand Lodge, Inc
Miss Mabel Field Hosts Students at Hotel Ohilo
Miss Mabel Field of Hotel Ohilo entertained a party of students from Tracy traveling Normal School on a visit to the city.
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Mabel Field
Ohilo
Tracy Treavelind Normal School
Evening and Morning Society Meetings Across Town
Today and tonight, many groups meet: Women’s Missionary Society at 811 Middle Avenue with Mrs Williamsen, St. Paul’s Mission Society at 2 p m in the classroom, Rebekah lodge at 7 30 p m in the I C O FP hall, Marshal Chapter 47 R A M at Masonic Hall, St Paul’s Church Council, Circle No 2 at 579 Turner Street with Mrs Karl Schultz, Dorcas class banquet at Grace Lutheran, Ridge School PTA farewell party, and Foreign Missionary Society of the M E Church in church parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Society of the Church of Christ
Williamen
Middle Avenue
Mission Society of St. Paul’s
Rebekah Lodge
Masonic Hall
Church Council of
St. Paul's
Karl Schultz
Turner Street
Dorcas
Grace Lutheran Church
Ridge School
Foreign Missionary Society of the
M. E. Church
Local residents change jobs and homes farewell notices
K P Kahlke leaves Amusement Park for Akron Amusement Co. secretary role. Mrs A M Darcy and family move to Montreal Canada. Edwin Calman heads to New York City for several days. Senator J F Burke travels to Denver for daughter Mary Burke’s college graduation. Mr and Mrs Arthur J Adams and others visit Settlement House after traveling from Fostoria Ohio.
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K. P. Kahlke
Akron
Akron Amusement Co
Arthur J. Adams
Baby John
Frank Adams
Fostoria
Julia Ashbrook
Woman’s Missionary Society Meets for New Members and Elections
Wednesday at 2 20 p m a New Member Meeting of the Women s Missionary Society is set at Mrs C N Williams 11 Middle avenue All members are urged to invite a new member Officers for next year will be elected The church Official Board meets at 7 30 p m in the study All members are asked to attend Section No 1 of the Ladies Aid meets Thursday 2 30 at Mrs J E Riley 130 Clark Street Prayer Meeting Thursday evening led by Mrs Mc Queen Topic How to Form and Maintain Habits of Prayer Children s Day program is being prepared for next Sunday There is a call for more envelopes for the offering and the Bible School will hold a single offering Sunday morning with the program repeated Sunday evening.
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Women’s Missionary Society
C. N. Williams
Middle Avenue
Ladies’ Aid
J. E. Riley
Clark Street
McQueen
Bible School
Oberlin Clothier Pfaff Inures Hand In Baseball Game
Henry Pfaff of Pfaff & Morris clothiers, an Oberlin leader, broke a bone in three places in his left hand during a main street business men versus Oberlin Business College game. An X ray confirmed fractures. Pfaff remains on duty but will miss several weeks of work. The Oberlin Parent Teachers Association met Friday night at the high school auditorium with Prof. Ht A Buddington presiding and Mrs. Charlotte Demuth Williams contributing violin selections.
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Henry Pfaff
Pfaff& Morris, Clothiers
Oberling
Pfaff
Main Street
Oberlin Business College
Oberlin Parent-Teachers Association
Ht. A. Buddington
Charlotte Demuth Williams
Ss Club Notice For Friday June Meeting
The Triple Ss club invites all members to a business meeting Friday night at 8 pm. Members are asked to be prompt. Secretary notes this is an important gathering.
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Triple “Ss
Mrs Miller Praises Tanlac After Recovery in Akron
Mrs Jennie M Miller of East Akron says Tanlac transformed her life after three years of nerve weakness and stomach distress left her unable to eat or work. She reports renewed appetite steady nerves and improved energy noting she is now as well as ever. Tanlac sold in Elyria by J Rudolphus Ebert and leading druggists.
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Jennie M. Miller
East
Akron
Ohio
Mrs. Miller
Tanlac
Elyria
J.udolphus Ebert
Adoi
May Party at James Brand House Draws 250 Guests
The United Church women hosted a May party at the James Brand House on Friday afternoon from 3 o clock. More than two hundred fifty women and guests attended and enjoyed the event. Charlotte Demuth Williams played violin, Vera Otto accompanied on piano, Mrs Maitland sang, and Dean Francis Nash read a short story. Small cakes and tea were served by the committee.
Beauty Is Harmony in the Home Ad for Lydia E Pinkham
An advertisement asserts harmony and beauty return when a wife or mother who is tired irritable and dull uses Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It links low spirits and mysterious aches to illness and promises health and happy家庭 atmosphere as outcome.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Secretary Addresses Girls at YWCA Meeting
The Federation girls of the YWCA enjoyed a lawn dinner at 6:00 PM followed by songs. Speaker Miss Suzane Rebhan addressed responsibilities of girls and women as acting representatives, inspiring about thirty-five attendees despite many lapsed to Cascade Park.
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Federation
Suzane Rebhan
Y. W. C. A. Association
Local Visits and Church Decoration Activities Reported
Mr and Mrs William Moulder visited Warren and Cleveland from Thursday to Monday to see relatives. Mr and Mrs A F Bramday spent the weekend in Cleveland and Warren returning Monday evening. Decoration exercises at Birmingham M B E Church on Monday drew good attendance. The Ladies Aid Society will meet at Mrs A F Brasdau's home Wednesday afternoon.
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Mracdday
Wellington High School Alumni Date Set for June 17
Wellington High School alumni association officers set June 17 for the annual meeting. Prominent non residents and locals will be chosen as speaker for the evening. The association reports over eight hundred members and the event is described as a highlight of the year. The note mentions the new Cleveland & Southwestern station is enclosed and roofed.
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Wellington High School Association
Cleveland & Southwestern
Birmingham Children’s Day program at Birmingham Reformed Church
The annual Children’s Day program will be at Birmingham Reformed Church on Sunday at 2 p m. Six services are planned this month with Rev Henry Gekeler of Cleveland delivering talks titled Faith Prays Faith Obeys Faith Accepts Peter's Promotion Faith Washes and Related themes across June 14 to June 22 with evening sessions and a morning service on June 19.
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Birmingham Reformed Church
Henry Gekeler
D. D
Cleveland
Peter
Parisian Sage Promise Boosts Hair Beauty
New York woman reports two weeks of use with Parisian Sage increasing hair beauty and reducing dandruff. Ad notes W. Phillips offers a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
W. Phillips
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Elyrians
Middle Division
Newspapern
St. Mary's Best School
Edgewater Park
Mivesiundeed
Joseph
Fifth Avenue
Elyria Masons
Lakewood
Elyria Council F. & A. M
Lakewood Lodge
Masonic Temple
Poinsetta Club
E. B. Chryser
Lake Avenue
East Side
St. Andrew's Church
Robert Rice
Theodore Jenkins
Tenth Street
Ruth Kahlig
Spruce Street
Sanmusky
Ros. Harrison
Chicago
Leutenant Hy Ho
Hannah Garford
Parrieen Street
Misa ‘Ialy Garford
Lodi
Leonard Lawrence Y Woorter
Parrenta
Mrs. L. Duck- Git
West Avenue
Lawrence Carr
Kell Avenue
Margaret Clink
Hollense Lang
Titsburgh
James Www
Carr
Clyde, O
James Wood
Clinton Farrell
A. M. Darcy
Montreal
Canada
Edwin Calman
Stanford Avenue
New York City
J. F. Burke
Denver
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Miss Mary uBrke
Parnent
Poslam Vital
West 47Th St
Bennett
Mary Kipler
Budington
F. E. Leonard
W. F. Schieckler
K. Fullerton
R. D. Sherman
H. S. Kelsey
Dibson
Miss Askew
State
Parent-Teachers Association
A. Root
Warner
Women’s Relief Corps
Behr’s
Westwood Cemetery
G. M. Jones
Savage
E. A. Miller
Metcalf
Heller
Columbus
Jones
Ohio Intercollegiate Athletic Association
E. A. Lewis
Elyria, O
Klein
West Ave
St. John’s Lutheran Church
West Bridge Street
ME. Perry
R.M. Summers
Earl Court
Birmingham
Park Home Dairy Co
Grindley& Co
Eaglial Porcelain
Ardmore
Voiles
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Tricolette
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Saul
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