Bishops and presidents to speak at Lorain County convention
A.T. Arnold announces an extended roster for the Ohio State Convention in this city June 30 to July 3. Bishops Theodore Irving Heese Theodore S. Henderson and William M. Belt will deliver addresses. College presidents Dr. William C. Thompson of Ohio State University Dr. Henry King of Oberlin College and Dr. Walter Clippinger of Otterbein College will speak, with leaders from Boston Chicago and Fort Wayne. Delegates may contact Mrs H G Portman Lorain County Council of Religious Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.T. Arnold
Ohio Council of Religious Education
Theodore Irving Heese
Theodore S. Henderson
Willam M. Belt
William C. Thompson
Ohio State Unil
Henry Chure
I King
Oberlin College
Walter G. Clippinger
Otterbein College
Boston
Chicago
Fort Wayne
Lorain County
H. G. Portman
Trustees of Women's Auxiliary Hold 1924 Annual Meeting
The Trustees of the Women’s Auxiliary of Wigma Memorial Hospital met June 1 at the Lorain County Bank Building. Officers elected for the year include President Mrs Starr Faxon, First Vice President Mrs Howard Barbour, Second Vice President Mrs F A Smythe, Treasurer Mrs B F Allen, Secretary Mrs Charles S Johnson, and Assistant Secretary Mrs Henry Ingels. The treasurer reported receipts of 4173.78, with 3553.02 for hospital supplies, 580 for a seamstress, and 15.20 expenses, leaving 25.57. The secretary’s report covered two years due to a postponed 1923 meeting. Excerpts highlight Community Chest support, linen provision for three hospital buildings, and the role of Mrs Ella Savage in repairs and savings. The group funded curtains, cushions, and rest rooms, arranged a Christmas dinner for staff, and supported the Class of nurses graduation with a luncheon. The organization, founded June 1907, emphasizes continued service. The meeting adjourned to the second Tuesday in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Auxiliary
Wigma Memorial Hospital
Lorain County Bank
Starr Faxon
Howard Barbour
F. A. Smythe
Charles 5. Johnson
Henry Ingels
Elyria
Johnson
Hospital
Fred Colson
Scott Gilmore
Savage
John Faxon
Allen Smythe
Community Meeting Night In Elyria Lodges
Elyria events list meetings for several local groups in rooms and halls including 1 A of M Machinists Hall and Grange Hall plus a social gathering of the Dizzy Dozen Club at Miss Christiana Graber’s home where the name changes to Thimble Club are approved. Marriage licenses issued to Bean Davies and Wolinski Maranoski and Herwig. Amherst High School reunion noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dizzy Dozen Club
Christiana Graber
Woodland Avenue
Thimble Club
Enid Bunting
Spruce Street
Harry Bean
Maude E. Davies
Elyria
Flammer
Medina
John Wolinski
Craneman
Josephine Maranoski
Lorain
Donald Birmingham
Norwalk
Regina Herwig
Edwin Kirby
PLEASANT JULY MEETINGS AND PIANO RECITAL
Several church and community meetings are scheduled this week including the Women’s Foreign Missionary Society gathering at the Old Ladies Home Wednesday at 2 15 PM and the First Congregational lecture room event Friday at 8 PM. Jefferson PTA plans a June 12 Cascade Park picnic replacing the lawn fete. St Clair lodge meets Wednesday at 7 30 PM with candidate initiations. Piano recital by Miss Olive Grobe’s pupils is set for Wednesday June 3 at 7 30 PM in the First Congregational Church School Room. numerous students listed with general public invited. Mr and Mrs Harley Welsh of Cleveland recently visited William Alexander at 310 Bel Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Lodge
W. H. Kipt
Tenth Street
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Old Ladies Home
First Congregational Church
Jefferson Parent Teacher Association
Cascade Park
St Clair Hebekah Lodge
First Church
Olive Grobe
Lewis Kranp
June Williams
Howard Myers
Marion Upp
Lillian Maston
Frank Steteon
Farewell Party Honors Britton Family In Toledo Move
A farewell party honored Mr and Mrs R R Britton and daughter Helen of William Street as they depart for Toledo for their future home. Forty six friends and family attended with prizes awarded to Mrs Thomas Gotro and Clyde Hudson. A Scout Leaders Class and troop organization followed, with sixty six boys enrolled and future meetings planned at local churches and the YMCA. Admissions and discharges list local residents, while other notices mention a Memorial Day program and various social visits and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britton
R. R. Britton
Helen
William Street
Toledo
Thomas Gotro
Clyde Hudson
Arthur Chapman
Clem Gratz
W. E. Harper
Thome
Walter Shearer
Reger
R. R. Brujton
Alfred Shrubysole
Bert Hammond
Maurice Barchard
Charles Edwards
J. J. Jones
Katherine Jones
Fred Kinney
Second Congregational Church
Gottfried Duscha
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Second Methodist Episcopal Church
Jas
J. Hayes
Otis Tucker
H. H. Hughes
Delaware
Ohio
American Bce Hall
Legion Hall
American Legion Post
Pineries
Clarence Pierce
Lorain
Anne Worsley
Indianapolis
Alfred H. Kahner
Everett B. Howle
Detroit
Michigan
Julius Kahner Tyson
East Avenue
Frank Verbeck
Princton Avenue
Memorial Hospital
R. J Ruch
Philadelphia
W H. Ruth
Ruth
Fremont
Obs
Reeder Family Attends Toledo Wedding in Ohio
Dr. G A Reeder and wife leave West Avenue for Toledo to attend the wedding of Miss Selena Ellen Reeder to Joseph Clarke Houston Jr at the bride’s home. The bride is the daughter of W H H Reeder, founder and president of Dime Savings Bank of Toledo. Dr. Reeder will officiate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Reeder
West Avenue
Toledo
Lakelland
Bradenton
Florida
Alma Gott
Dorothy Wilcox
Buffalo
New York
Niagara Falls
M. J. Burr
Leonard Farmer
Monroe
Michigan
Oberlin Alumni to Return for Milestone Reunions
John R. Rogers of Brooklyn, inventor of the linotype machine, will attend the fiftieth anniversary reunion of his Oberlin class at the commencement. Homer H. Johnson of Cleveland, longtime trustee, will join the fortieth anniversary reunion of his class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
John R. Rogers
Brooklyn
Homer H. Johnson
Cleveland
Board of Trustees
Baseball Gift From Oberlin 1876 Ball Shown
Oberlin is presented with a baseball used in 1876 by George C. Westervelt, an Oberlin student. He notes barehanded play and a pitcher keeping the hand below the waist, with a foul caught on the first bound yielding an out. Also: post graduate embalming study in Cincinnati by G T Sedgeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
George C. Westervelt
G T. Sedgeman
Allen and Sedgeman Company
Cincinnati
Cincinnati School of Embalming
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Henry Schultz
S. Eldred
Milo. Wilford
Amherst High School
Harley Welsh
William Alexander
Bel Avenue
Ladies Auxiliary
Roosevelt School
Miss Downing
Harold Taylor
West River Street
Myra Ladrash
Harry Fortune
Columbia Station
Princeton Avenue
Walter Allen
Howe Street
Norval Bugk
East Fifth Street
Frank May
Phillips Court
Hart Johnson
Le'rain
William Jacobs
Cascade Street
Ida Ruebino
Detroit St
Roy Whitehead
N. Broadway
C. W. Farmer
Yellow Line
Harvey Gutro
Rudolph Lau
Amherst
Wil Patterson
New York City
Ella Strong
Carrie Bolles
Berea
Fred Fl. Leinseder
East Broad Street
Harold Birch
Douglas
Ninth Street
Bucyrus
R. P.vaughn
John Rundle
Grenada
Mississippi
P. J Nybart
Beverely Court
Harry Blackman
Esther Roe
Clara Farmer
Bernice [Fowl
Kathryn Uthe
Leity
Elfrieda "Kolbe
Clinton Smith
Lucille Smith
Renouard
E. J. Burrer
Matt Welter
Theodore McClure
Bik
Hogan
Avon Village Board of Education
Robert Blaschke
Sec
Avon
Cleveland Beach
Lake ‘Road
Wed
Katherine Burt
Marcelling
Century Block
Chen
Acca
Kotex
W. Blubalin
Linotype
F A. Smith
Clinton Brown
Lote
Villadala Ad Tao Elyria
Nelles
Cheshire Block
St. Jno
Mra
Katherin Parsch
Clark St
Elyria Fur Shoppe
Broad ST
Blake
Little Joe
The
Harry H. Smith Co
Elyria Business College
Elyria, Ohio
Broad Street
Ruggles Beach
Fay Co
Veal
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