Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
Admissions include Mrs. Richard Klaismer of 13440 Courtland Avenue Cleveland, Mrs. Richard Baker of 1710 West Avenue, and Mrs. William Brinker of 264 Columbus Street. Discharges list Stanley Zick of 164 Woodbury Street, Daniel Stevick of 217 Olive Street, Mrs. Carlson and baby boy of R. D. No. 3, Mrs. Sal Principe of 172 Erie Street, Mrs. Peter Marozian and baby girl of 352 Vulcan Street, Ronald Circercho of Sugar Ridge, Jack Jansen of Gulf Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Klaismer
Courtland Avenue
Cleveland
Richard Baker
West Avenue
William Brinker
Columbus Street
Stanley Zick
Woodbury Street
Daniel Stevick
Olive Street
Carl Johnson
Sal Principe
Erie Street
Peter Marozian
Vulcan Street
Ronald Circercho
Sugar Ridge
Jack Jansen
Gulf Road
Passion Play screenings and church meetings tonight
Tonight events include Pass ion Play screenings at 7 46 at the Methodist church sourced from Europe the Holy Land and Egypt. Also listed are the Mark Master degree work by Marshall Coater R A M and various meetings of local groups at St Pauls Church St Johns Lutheran school graduation United Presbyterian prayer meeting at A C Thompsons home 247 Boston Ave Lorain County American Legion Auxiliaries visit Sandusky Soldiers Home to present entertainment and Chevalier Lodge Knights of Pythias gathering at the Legion Home at six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Holy Land
Egypt
Methodist Church
Marshall Coater
Nurses Alumni Association of
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Dorothy Smith
Parkview Court
St. Paul’s Church Council
St. John’s Lutheran School
United Presbyterian Prayer
A. C. Thompson
Boston Avenue
Lorain County Council of American Legion
Ohio
Soldiers’ and Sailors
Sandusky
Legion
Chevalier Lodge Knights of Pythias
Trace history of YWCA movement from 1077 to now
Editor’s Note Miss Burn recounts the history of the YWCA movement following Mrs. Robert Crehore’s paper at the June luncheon. Monday’s portion was cut from yesterday’s edition due to space limits and is published here with the omitted section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YW. C. A
Louisiana Cane Sugar Production Surges in 1932
New Orleans reports substantial gains in Louisiana sugar output for 1932, with 222,760 short tons produced, 66,148 more than the ten-year average. The yield per ton of cane averaged 154.4 pounds of sugar, up 14.1 pounds from 1931, while acreage rose from 148,119 to 186,293. Molasses output exceeded the annual average by over 2,000,000 gallons, totaling 16,445,815 for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Louisiana
Lionel L. James
State Department of Agriculture
James
Louisiane
Gerald Rice Named President of Elyria P T A Council
Gerald Rice was welcomed as president of the Elyria Council of the Parent Teacher Association at a postponed meeting in the savings and trust directors room. The final meeting reported on council activities, noted two women on the Board of Education, and announced officers: Gerald Rice president, M F Fey vice president, C E Cooke secretary, Fred Schneurer treasurer, S G Shaw corresponding secretary, C A Richards historian. Milk distribution totaled 14 150 bottles with 8 775 paid by children and 5 335 given free. student aid work reported 318 children aided, 229 pairs of shoes and 750 other clothing items issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Rice
Elyria
Pe Savings and Trust
Rice
O. Piiit
J. L. Mathis
Mnd-Up
Pilal
Elyria Council
Board of Education
Bethel Auxiliary Hosts Picnic and Meeting
A rear yard picnic for Bethel Auxiliary was held yesterday at 2 o'clock on Charles Court. Thirteen members and fourteen guests attended a tureen supper after which President Mrs Knapp led a brief business meeting and the group planned a Lake picnic for July. High scores went to Mrs Walter Otto and Mrs E L Biggs. consolation prizes to Mrs Walter Watts and H Merriman. next Bethel Auxiliary meeting is Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwry
Charles Court
Bethel Jxine
Knapp
Memos
Spridge
Walter Otto
E. L. Biggs
E.lewis
Walter Watts
H. Merriman
Bethel Iine
St Pauls Circle 3 Hosts Dinner and Plans June Meeting
Ars Harry Lauer of West Age hosted a Sunday dinner for Circle 3 of St Pauls March. Sixteen members and guests enjoyed a noon meal followed by lawn games and a short meeting during which the hostess received a gift. By June 20 the circle will meet at Ken Ed Street for the next gathering. The Co-Ed club met at Evelene Ernsts home planning a dance at Elberta Beach and a Vermilion trip with Dorothy Sandrock as guest. A special meeting is set for June 7 at Kinia Flemings home on Blaine Street. Qlyria Chapter 773 Women the Moose held a meeting at Oses Home with heavy business and a social hour. next regular session is June 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ars
Harry Lauer
West Age
Circle 3
St. Paul's
Apai
Ken‘ed Street
Evelene Ernst
Qlyria
The
Moose
Ose
25 Cent Lunch Offer at Veal and Low Mein Noodle
A lunch special advertised for Thursday at M. E. Church runs from eleven to one o clock offering veal and low mein noodles for 25 cents. The notice is brief and lists the location and time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Knights of St. John finalize memorial mass plans
The Fourth Regiment Knights of St. John met at St. Joseph's Commandery hall in Lorain to finalize arrangements for a memorial mass at St. Peter's church Ridgeville Ohio on Sunday June 11 at 10:00 am with Rev Father Rhein celebrant. Uniform rank will march from the town hall to the church with Cleveland commanderies and Supreme officers attending along with American Legion Post 30 drum corps as escort. the group also planned participation in the June 14 flag day parade in Lorain and an annual picnic with a named organizing committee. they will send a large delegation to the Toledo Cleveland Grand Commandery convention in Sandusky and Cedar Point June 17-19, including two ladies' auxiliary drill teams. The June 19 parade will feature Lorain Post 30 drum corps led by Col George Noll of Ridgeville. Next meeting is July 10 in Ridgeville at St Peter's church hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of St. John
Cleveland
Ohio
American Legion Post 30
Lorain
Ladies’ Auxiliary
W. T. Reynolds
Louis Lamber
Fred Woehlber
Elyria
Steve Alten
Avon
H. Zacherise
Ridgeville
Toledo-Cleveland
Sandusky
Cedar Point
Lorain Post 30
American Legion
George Noll
St. Peter's Church Hall
Friendship Club Cabinet Plans Lake Vermilion Party
Twenty members of the Friendship Club Cabinet of the Y. W. C. A. plan the annual house party at Vermilion-on-the-Lake, starting next Saturday. Chaperones include Mrs KE, R. Schneider, Mrs. Earl Bacon, and Miss Marybellé Burner. Attendees named include Ruth Stark and Mary Lou Duffy among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Club
Y. W. Co. Aa
Vermilion-on the-Lake
R. Schneider
Earl Bacon
Marybellé Burner
Ruth Stark
Mary Lou Duffy
Mildred Easley
Betty Humphrey
Florence Clawson
Mary Lou Boley
Nancy Borie
Barbara Brodbeck
Betty Schaeffer
Donna Dickason
Harriet Somers
Dorothy Rober
Muriel Lewis
Sarah Thomas
Jane Gill
Rosetta Dyer
Billy Struck
Beverly Barchard
Lucille Graber
Eileen O'Donnell
St John's '03 Club Discontinues Summer Meetings
All but one member attended last evening at Miss Rica Sudro's home on Fourth street. Miss Marie Folkstadt was a guest. Miss Helen Kraeft led the educational hour and showed pictures of the Exposition of Progress in Chicago. Miss Sudro served a luncheon. Meetings will be suspended in July and August. On September fifth Mrs. George Thompson will host at her Ninth street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's
Rica Sudro
Fourth Street
Marie Folkstadt
Helen Kraeft
Chicago
Sudro
George Thompson
Ninth Street
Cherry Ridge Women Golfers Complete Handicap Play
Members of the Cherry Ridge Women's Golf Association met at the golf course to finish handicap play. They will reconvene Tuesday at nine for two half foursomes, with classifications set and groups arranged, and all attendees asked to bring a contribution to the tureen luncheon and their own dishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherry Ridge
Marriage Incense Applications Pressed in Ohio
August W Zelinski 26 a Brownhelm resident and Elsie M Dreschler 23 of Brownhelm apply for marriage church notices read by Rev Albright Henry G F Bailey 25 a machinist of Lorain and Edna G Phillips 29 of Lorain with Rev Mareball listed as officiant
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August W. Zelinski
Brownhelm
Elsie M. Dreschler
Albright
Henry G. F. Bailey
Lorain
Edna G. Phillips
Mareball
Galaxy club plans Vermilion-on-the-Lake cottage stay
In a post bridge business session at Miss Jeanne Reid’s Lincoln court home, Galaxy club members set plans to spend the last two weeks in July at a Vermilion-on-the-Lake cottage. Prizes were awarded to Dorothy Banker, Theodore Seward, and Eleanor Hillmer. Red roses adorned the house, and a refreshment course followed. The next meeting is scheduled for June 20 at Miss Winifred Seward’s 122 Broad Street residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanne Reid
Lincoln Court
Galaxy Club
Vermilion-on-the- Lake
Dorothy Banker
Theodore Seward
Eleanor Hillmer
James
Winifred Seward
Broad Street
Veterans of Foreign Wars Hold Busy Meeting at Elyria Post
Elvrra Post No. 1079, Veterans of Foreign Wars, held its regular meeting Monday evening. Resolutions praised Lorain Post and its Drum Corps for Memorial Day services at Brownhelm and Flyria, and thanked the Ladies Auxiliary of Elyria for the lunch. Plans for the Annual Outing and Picnic were set, dancing space expanded discussions continued, a fish fry was scheduled for June 19, and invitations were sent to county veterans groups. Delegates for the State convention in Columbus will be chosen at the next meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvrra
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Lorain Post
Brownhelm
Flyria
Ausziliary
Elyria
Columbus
Sunny Side Up Club Holds Meeting At Koontz Home
The Sunny Side Up Club met at Mrs. C. E. Koontz on Cornell avenue. Progressive ban co games determined prizes for Mrs. H. D. Guthman first, Miss Marian Koontz second, and Mrs. William Bruck Sr consolation. Bruck also won the contest prize. A luncheon followed. The group planned to meet June 19 with Mrs. C. E. Telzerow on Columbus street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Koontz
Cornell Avenue
Progressive Banco
H. D. Guthman
Marian Koontz
William Bruck
Bruck
C. E. Telzerow
Columbus Street
Elizabeth Stevens Society holds year end garden party
Members met at Mrs. Peter Kolinski's home at 336 Cornell Avenue for a tureen dinner and garden party to close the year. Japanese lanterns lit the garden as a long table displayed summer flowers. Outgoing officers received bouquets, and Mrs. H. B. McConnell led devotions while Mrs. Hans Steger read short stories. Plans for next fall were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Stevens Society
The
Methodist Church
Peter Kolinski
Cornell Avenue
H. B. McConnell
Hans Steger
Miss Bernice Jackson Wins Freshman Honors at Muskingum
Miss Bernice Jackson returned from New Concord last night after completing her freshman year at Muskingum College. She earned the highest Freshman honors in Sociology and was elected to Owens national honor fraternity for Sophomore women, pledging the FL A CD club and Sigma Alpha Iota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Jackson
New Concord
Muskingum College
Miss Jackson
Owens
FL. A. CD. Club
Sigma Alpha Iota
Daughters of Scotia to Hold One Meeting Monthly
The Daughters of Scotia will hold only one meeting per month until further notice. The monthly gathering will take place at Mrs. Shrubsole’s home in Wighland Court on the fourth Friday of each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters OF Scotia
Shrubsole
Wighland Court
Nagy Darady Marriage Announced in Wheeling
The marriage of Miss Rosemary Darady, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Nick Darady of 1330 West River Street, to Samuel Nagy, son of Mr and Mrs Andrew Nagy of 641 Irondale Street, was announced to friends and relatives recently. The wedding occurred in Wheeling West Virginia on December 12 1932 with Rev J Knox officiating. Mrs Nagy is employed at Elyria Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nagy-Darady
Rosemary Darady
Nick Darady
West River Street
Samuel Nagy
Andrew Nagy
Irondale Street
Wheeling
West Virginia
Rev. J. Knox
Nagy
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Mrs Helwig visits parents in Adame street
Mrs. William Helwig of Youngstown Ohio visits her parents Mr and Mrs Henry Eckenroad on Adame street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Helwig
Youngstown, Ohio
Henry Eckenroad
Adame Street
Elyria Lodge Elects Officers. Memorial Day Plans Announced
Elyria Lodge No. 103 held its regular meeting with many in attendance. Officers were elected including Harry Patterson as grand, John Gray as vice grand, and Frank Church as captain of initiation. Memorial Day plans were announced for June 18 with services at Ridgelawn at 2 PM, weather permit in Lodge Hall. Daniel Kelly of Cataract Lodge Cleveland visited, returning after two years away in St. Petersburg Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Lodge No. 103
Noble
Harry C. Patterson
John Gray
Herbert Wilson
Frank Church
Charles Decker
S. K. Telzerow
William Gehrke
J. Renouard
C. McKenzie
R. E. Haehl
Ridgelawn
Daniel Kelly
Cataract Lodge
Cleveland
Elyria Lodge
St. Petersburg
Florida
Knights of St. John Name Delegate for District Convention
Knights of St. John devoted their meeting last night to plans for the Grand Commandery District convention to be held in Cedar Point June 17 18 and 19 with A J Foreman named delegate. The regimental commanderies will join the parade with Lorain Veterans of Foreign Wars drum corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of St. John
Cedar Point
A. J. Foreman
Knights
Norwalk
Lorain
Revival Picnic Planned by Elyria Social Club
A large turnout at a special Elyria Social Club meeting at Mr and Mrs J Hutchison Adams street agreed unanimously to hold a Sunday picnic June 18 at one o clock on Cascade Park grounds. Committee members Halliday Malcolm Moyes, McKelvie Malcolm Kidd Hutchison Moyes sr organized games, races and a softball match between married and single men with a post lunch business session to elect officers. If weather cancels, the event moves to the following week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Cascade Park
Mesdames Halliday
Malcolm
Moyes
Messrs
Hutchison
Jean
Lady Rowena Circle Meets At West River Street Home
Mrs Anna Gehrke hosted the Lady Rowena Circle on Tuesday with thirteen members present and one new member Mrs Iona Hanson admitted. After business, members sewed quilt blocks and planned a social meeting for June 20 at Mrs Alfica Kaylor's Foster Avenue home. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Gehrke
West River Street
Lady Rowena Circle
Iona Hanson
Alfica Kaylor
Foster Avenue
Mrs Woodcock Hosts Rebekah Social Club Event
Mrs Edna Woodcock of Lake Avenue entertained about thirty members of the Rebekah Social Club last evening. A spelling match crowned Miss Minnie Gard the winner, followed by a mock wedding and refreshments served by the hostess and helpers Nesdamos Helen Arias Sarah Gowman Lottie Brouse and Florence Gillman. The next meeting will be a July picnic hosted by Mrs Jenlo at her Huron Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Woodcock
Lake Avenue
Rebekah
Minnie Gard
Nesdamos Helen Arias
Sarah Gowman
Lottie Brouse
Florence Gillman
Jenlo
Huron Street
Elyria News Notes On Graduations And Family Visits
Local social items list numerous Elyria Memorial Hospital Nursing School graduates including Misses Helen Riley Willough Nadine Shambaugh Opal Iiser Maggie Mason Naomi Wright and Dorothy Schallor. Guests attend commencements from Elyria to Wooster and Wooster College seniors. families visit from Cleveland Ashland Cambridge and beyond. births noted and trips planned to California and Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Whitmore
Harvard Avenue
St. Luke’s Hospital
Cleveland
Kathryne Mae
T. C. Whitmore
Carl Whitmore
Francine Saville
L. B. Riley
F. A. Shambaugh
Ashland
Ohio
Elyria
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Helen Lucile Riley
Willough Nadine Shambaugh
E. A. Hubbard
Middle Avenue
Oo. V. I
Evelyn Wilson
W. L. Wilson
Earl Court
Wooster College
H. K. Finley
Denison Avenue
Cambridge
W. G. Finley
J. E. Lick
Conneaut
Claribel McKay
Elks Hall
Martha Raufus
C. W. Raufus
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Wooster
J. M. Higgins
O18
Franklin
Pennsylvania
Madame Lena Reader and Advisor Offers guidance for success
A historical notice promotes Madame Lena as a reader and advisor who can help mend past mistakes and lead to peace and harmony. It advertises a special confidential reading for 50 cents, available in a tent location on Route 20 at Grange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madam Lena
Madame Lena
Grange Hall
Evolution of the Y W C A United States leadership
An overview of the Y W C A in the United States from 1906 onward, detailing the formation of a territorial structure, the role of the National Board, and the development of field offices in Chicago and Los Angeles. It highlights Miss Dodge's leadership, key founders, early headquarters at 600 Lexington Avenue, and the organization’s mobilization during wartime with hostess houses and overseas workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women’s Christian Association of the
United States
Miss Dodge
National Board
Chicago
Los Angeles
New York
Lexington Avenue
National Training School
Association
Elyria Memorial Hospital Training School Graduates
Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Parsell of Fostoria and Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Shorr of Marion attended the Elyria Memorial Hospital Training School commencement. Miss Avis Farsell and Miss Marvel Shorr were in the graduating class. Mrs. Frank Krasneski of Geneva attended her daughter Istella's Nurses Training graduation, while Mr. and Mrs. Louis Henry and daughter Virginia visit Toledo relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mencement
the Elks
A. V. Parsell
Fostoria
E. EB. Shorr
Marion
Ohio
Elyria
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Avis Farsell
Miss Marvel Shorr
Frank Krasneski
Geneva
Miss Istella
Louis Henry
Virginia
Toledo
YWCA History of Growth Through War and Worldwide Reach
The wartime surge in girls and women expanded YWCA groups into the Girl Reserves and Business and Professional Women divisions. Industrial and student programs flourished with summer schools and campus chapters. International Institutes aided foreign born members and citizenship, while new housing rose nationwide. The World Service Council backs YWCA work in 47 countries as the motto proclaims abundant life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patriotic League
Bryn Mawr
University of Wisconsin
Elyria
World Service Council
Early Christian Arms Question Among Roman Soldiers
The rise of Christianity in the Roman world raised a key issue for believers: was it lawful for Christians to bear arms as soldiers of the Empire. The dilemma focused on individual morality and religious commitment rather than social or political pressures.
First 1689 dated teaspoon found as toy item
A 1689 dated teaspoon described as a toy is noted in the report. The small artifact is highlighted for its dating and reprisal as a decorative or educational object rather than a functional utensil. Museums consider such pieces as historical curiosities reflecting material culture.
Potted Oxheart Tomato Celery Pepper Plants le Resar's East River
Potted oxheart tomato celery and pepper plants offered by Resar's East River nursery.The listing emphasizes home garden varieties with a focus on fresh produce and easy care for urban gardeners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East River
Senator-Druggist Secures License Under Tax Law
State Senator John E. Booth of Spanish Fork Utah, a druggist, holds license No 1 under a sales tax law passed by the last legislature though he opposed the bill. The brief item notes his licensing status and political position in Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
John E. Booth
Spanish Fork
Hidden Prep Behind Economic Miracles Seen in Quiet Events
The passage argues that economic breakthroughs are not sudden. they grow from a sequence of smaller, overlooked events. It emphasizes that many pivotal moments are prepared long in advance by prior developments and that immediate significance is often unrecognized at the time.
Child’s love for animal shaped toys spans ages
Across ages and civilizations children have favored toys molded as animals for play. The enduring appeal lies in familiar shapes, ease of imagination, and the bond between child and companion figures.
Also Mentioned on This Page
G. Gerald Rice
P.T. A. Council
Sythel Shrine
CNICS
Mrs. Mowry
Imen
Moose Nduct Business
Jalendulas
Ering
Cash
Paul
Wainwright Courtland St. Miyria, Ohio
Cabinet
Lake
Sunny Side UP
Progressive Bunco
Elizabeth Stevens
Oddfellows
Noble Grand
China
Alta Myers
Women’s Missionary Society
First Baptist Church
Miss Myers
Walter Davies
Miller
Loran Hayes
Mrs. Woodcock
Rebekah Social Club
IOCAL
Lenore Shumaker
Chagrin Falls
Blanche Lake
East River Street
J. E. Iliser
E. L. Mason
L. E. First
Opal Iiser
Maggie Mason
Naomi Wright
Nurses Trainings School
Carol Stetson
William and Mary College
Waslington
D. C
L. T. Schallon
Ozane Park
Long Island
Shig City
Dorothy Schallor
Dorothy Bell
Columbia University
New York City
Third Street
D. J. Basnger
Bluffton
Spence
Dora Salisbury
Indiana
Ruth
Miss Burner
Y.M.C. A
Ack
Wuailuh
Beauty Seedale
Sxoors
Broad St
Birkline’s
Birkline’s Hair Shop
Second Street
Brookhouser
Vestal
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