Annual Meet Of Elyria Memorial Hospital Nurses Group
The Elyria Memorial Hospital Nurses Alumnae Association held a meeting at Mrs. Virgil De Fields’s home. Attendees included Mrs. Avis Daniels and severalMrs. Ruths and Misses Cora Dimeline and Maggie Mason. They discussed the 47th annual Ohio State Nurses Association meeting at Cedar Point June 22 23 and 24 and plans for delegates. A June 7 regular meeting includes a premeeting tureen supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Alufinge | Association
Virgil de Fields
Bell Avenuue
Avis Daniels
Mary Ruth Locke
Dortha Rudolph
Ruth Hutchings
Ruth Hupp
Cora Dimeline
Maggie Mason
Ohio State Nurses’ Association
Breakers Hotel
Cedar Point
Alice Klinech
Hospital Discharges List Names and Addresses Citywide
Hospital discharge notices list multiple new mothers and babies with addresses including Mrs Raymond Harper at 188 Bath Street and Mrs Dana Fox at 1955 Lake Avenue, along with Mrs Pat LaPore 225 Longfellow Street, Mrs Andrew Milchen 468 Tenth Street, Mrs Anta Waugh Lorain, Mrs John Reed 429 Fourteenth Street, Clifford Wood 165 Spruce Street, Raymond Weard 1607 Middle Avenue, William Fairchild 500 West Third Street, and Mrs John Ryan 108 Williams Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Harper
Bath Street
Andrew Milchen
Tenth Street
Pat LaPore
Longfellow Street
Dana Fox
Lake Avenue
John Ryan
Williams Street
Anta Waugh
Lorain
John Reed
Fourteenth Street
Clifford Wood
Spruce Street
Raymond Weard
Middle Avenue
William Fairchild
West Third Street
Golden Rule Bible Class Meets At Mrs Harold Horace Home
United Presbyterian church class held a Thursday meeting at No 1 Frankcourt hosted by Mrs Harold Horace with Mrs George Yost assisting. Members discussed Jewish issues and heard a review of Twice Born Jewish the Esther Kendall life story. The group voted to donate to the Esther Kendall Memorial Fund for a Detroit church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Church
Harold Horace
Frankcourt
George Yost
Lana
Sellers
A. L. Bishop
Isle of Safety
R. P. Kirkpatrick
James Crichton
Bishop
A. K. Chapman
Esther Kendall
Fred G. Kendall
Detroit
St. Paul's Women’s Guild
Claude Wigfield
Park Hobill
Wigfield
Harvey Weston
Japan
Circle No. 2
Dinner Weill Attended By Local Women Groups
A mother daughter dinner organized by the Women’s Benefit Association drew a large crowd at the K of P hall. Harriett Tremmes won first prize in games. Hazel Gibson and Delores Griffin took second and Kate Prentice third. Also noted were Junior Catholic Daughters Troop No. 2 activities and a surprise for Mrs. L. E. Haglund on her 32nd wedding anniversary with a tureen supper and 50 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weill
Women’s Benefit, Association
K. of P. Hall
Harriett Tremmes
Dorothy Berry
Atlantic City
Pat Tremmes
Harriett Copus
Vivian Snyder
Hazel Gibson
Delores Griffin
Kate Prentice
Marie MacBeth
Maxine Smith
Catholic Daughters of America Troop No. 2
East River Street
Janet Horwedel
Marcia i Giebel
Wellington Kiwanis hears Hoff’s South American cruise pictures
Fred Hoff, back from Canada and a 12 day Caribbean and South American voyage, displayed photos at the Wellington Kiwanis luncheon in Herrick auditorium. He noted no middle class in Dutch West Indies, Venezuela, or Colombia visited, after leaving New York City and traveling 4,400 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trif Wellington
Fred Hoff
Canada
South America
Kiwanis Club
Herrick Auditorium
George Ravitch
Hoff
New York City
Dutch West Indies
Venezuela
Columbia
Wellington
David Arnold
Penfield Park
Arnold
Jay Jackson
Clarence Sage
LaGrange
Passenger Train Service Between 2 Capitals Ends
COLUMBUS The end of an era. The Toledo and Ohio Central division of the New York Central Railroad removed its last two passenger runs between Columbus and Charleston West Virginia, leaving 34 Ohio and West Virginia communities without passenger service for the first time in nearly four decades. The T OC organized soon after the Civil War with initial tracks built, ending a long era of regional rail passenger travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Here
Charleston
W. Va
Toledo and Ohio Central Division
New York Central Railroad
Oho
West Virginia
T & OC
Dorothy
Spencer
Cleveland
Sullivan
Oberlin
Wellington
NYC era lines link to New Lexington and Moxahala history
Chronicle Telegram notes the New Lexington and Moxahala line built 1871 to 1875 later joining the NYC system after meeting the Kanawha Seaboard at Corning. Officials blamed passenger revenue loss to autos for discontinuance. Pennsylvania Railroad had ended its passenger service on the route. Egypt plans a 40 000 acre western desert farm to grow medicinal plants and a processing factory. The United States of Indonesia placed its first cotton yarn order with Egypt, signaling Egypt may become a leading cotton consumer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle-Telegram
Elycia
Ohio
New Lexington
Moxahala
NYC
Corneing
Kanawha Sea Michigan Railroad
Charleston
Pennsylvania Railroad
Egypt
Desert
United States
Indonesia
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Ponderosa
Vin
The
Elyria Lumber & Coal CO
Dial
Davenport
Elyria
Broad St
N! Olmsted — Kiwanis Board
N. Olmsted
N. Olmsted — Church
Council of Ascension Lutheran Church
Carlisle
NO. Olmsted
Coe Memorial Bldg
Avon Lake
Ridgeville — Garden Club
O’donnell’s
Morris Brown
N. Olmsted — Kiwanis Club
Coe Memorial Bidg
N. Olmsted—Recreation Commission
V-F.w. Aux
Post Hall
Vincent
Society of St. Vincent de Paul's Parish
Avon Lake — Congregational Church
Percy Moss
Britain
Jhounds
Quorn
Herrick Ave
Wen Phese
Clara Merriam
Seattle
Washingston
Lettie Stevick
A. B. Southard
Lutheran Hospital
Preston
Pittsfield
Jay Clodwick
Ethe
Willard
Ernesto Brumfield
Robert Brumfield
Culver Academy
R. W. Faus
Betty Lou Faus
Belleville
Lawrence Baker
Broad Street
Capitol Theatre
Das, Win
Elyria, Ohio
M C. A
Peerless
Second St
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