Hospital Admissions and Discharges Summary
Admissions list includes Marjorie Aun Ixoestler at 230 West River Street Helne Rossman at 18 Artemas Court Sophie Krupke at 535 Bath Street Ida Keller in Valley City Florence Smith at 404 Prospect Street Patty Phillins of 412 West Avenue Discharges include Wilma Hutter at 572 Cleveland Street Mrs Thomas Shepherd of Ashland John F Jones of Rocky River Eileen Blake at 234 West High Street Mr Gilead and Mrs Carl Ziemke R D No 1 Elyria
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Aun Ixoestler
West River Street
Helne Rossman
Artemas Court
Sophie Krupke
Bath Street
Ida Keller
Valley City
Florence Smith
Prospect Street
Patty Phillins
West Avenue
Wilma Hutter
Cleveland Street
Thomas Shepherd
Ashland
John F. Jones
Rocky River
Eileen Blake
West High Street
Gilead
Carl Ziemke
Elyria
Elyria Commandery Elects New Officers for 60
Elyria Commandery No. 60 Knights Templar met in the Ma sonic Temple with O. F. Palmer presiding. Officers for the coming year were elected led by Commander Ray E. Lamar and Generalissimo T. J. Reese. Past Commander O. F. Palmer received the retiring jewel as installation followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Knights Templar
Masonic Temple
O. F. Palmer
Ray E. Lamar
T. J. Reese
Ray Vestal
W. & Kohn
Harry 8. Burr
J. C. Champion
I. M. Harrison
J. M. Crandall
Leonard Kuss
Harry Hawk
George C. Martin
Sentinel
George Wieseke
KR. R. Bevard
A. Beebe
Marshall
Accident alters residence and ditch inspection plans
An accident yesterday led to corrections about residence at 1001 Middle Avenue. Counts and commissioners viewed the ditch yesterday and set a date of June 16 for action or review.
Miss Fanny Brown to Wed Dr. Maurice Sandrock in June
A luncheon at Mrs. G. A. Brown’s home announced Miss Fanny Brown’s coming marriage to Dr. Maurice Sandrock of Salem Ohio. The couple will wed June 27 in the East Lounge of the Oberlin Inn. Guests included Miss Virginia McClellan from Salineville and Mrs. Bernard Wixseboxse of Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Shaw
Harrison Street
Fanny Brown
G. A. Brown
Princeton Avenue
Salem
Henry Sandrock
Wolf Court
Oberlin Inn
Oberlin
Betty Brown
Marie Sandrock
Sandrock
Virginia McClellan
Salineville
Ohio
Brown
Bernard Wixseboxse
Cleveland
William McFarland
Lakewood
Emma Dean Anderson Circle hosts social at United Presbyterian
Twelve members and six mothers gathered in Eva Smith room for a social evening. President Ruth Lautenschleger led a short business meeting planning a beach party for July 10 with date to be announced. Evelyn Smith played piano and Mrs. C L Bristol spoke on fifty years of the General Missionary Society. Refreshments followed in the adjoining parlor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Dean Anderson
United Presbyterian Church
Eva Smith
Ruth Lautenschleger
Evelyn Smith
C. L. Bristol
General Missionary Society
Institute Club of Epworth League elects officers
The Institute Club of the Ep worth League of the Methodist church met with Leonard and Mildred Fowls of Glendale Court with sixteen members present. Officers for the coming year were elected: president Arlene Burr, vice president Leona Mowry, secretary Katherine Fisk, treasurer Margaret Minch. Five new members Genevieve Thompson Betty Campbell Pauline Geigey and Mr and Mrs William Meinke were initiated. A ballroom or ban co was played with Arlene Burr and Eugene Hubbard winning first prizes and Eleanor Dunn and Edward Bembower receiving consolation. Refreshments were served by the host and hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institute Club
Epworth League
Arlene Burr
Eugene Hubbard
Eleanor Dunn
Edward Bembower
Tureen dinner for Emmanuel Lutheran Aid and Sister Society
A tureen dinner at six thirty was served last evening to members of the Emmanuel Lutheran Aid Society and Sister Society and their husbands. Forty five places were set. A program followed with a piano duet by Mrs Edna MacDowell and Mrs George Mynchenberg Sr and a vocal solo by Mrs Cassie Richards. Games ended the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Lutheran Aid Society
Sister Society
Edna MacDowell
George Mynchenberg
Cassie Richards
Wicota Class Installs Officers At Church Event
An installation service at the Wicota Class meeting in the Church of Christ installed officers led by Miss Mildred Findlay. New officers included President Lucille Gutenchon, vice president Virginia Brunger, secretary Marie Kelling, treasurer Helen Monroe, and reporter Delene Rhoades. A social hour followed with tea and sandwiches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Mildred Findlay
Lucille Gutenchon
Virginia Brunger
Marie Kelling
Helen Monroe
Delene Rhoades
Democrat Women’s Club meeting Review program evening
The Democrat Women’s Club met last evening with Mrs. Mary Eshman of Fifteenth street. Miss Marcel la Schmitz of Ridgeville gave a program reviewing an article on the economic situation. Hostesses included Mrs. Flora B. Rankin Mrs. Grace Keyes Mrs Florence Whseley Miss Mary Seward and Mrs EL. G. Murphy. On July sixth the club will visit Mrs. Kathryn Gibbons at her North Ridgeville home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrat Women's Club
Mary Eshman
Fifteenth Street
Marcella Schmitz
Ridgeville
Flora B. Rankin
Grace Keyes
Florence Whseley
Mary Seward
EL. G. Murphy
Kathryn Gibbons
North Ridgeville
Pythian Sisters Meet in Woodman Hall Social Hour Held
The Pythian Sisters met in Woodman Hall last evening for a business session followed by a social hour. Refreshments were provided by the March April and May birthday committee. A special prize was won by Mr. Margaret McKibbin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodman Hall
Margaret McKibbin
Madam Lena Reader and Advisor Promises Guidance to Happiness
A local notice advertises Madam Lena, a reader and advisor, offering help to overcome troubles and mend past mistakes. Special reading available for 50 cents, described as strictly confidential, at Local content tents Route 26 Grange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madam Lena
Madame Lena
Grange Q
Nieces and nephews honor Eliza Bellamy on 91st birthday
Twenty five nieces and nephews gathered at 137 Clark street to celebrate Mrs Eliza Bellamy of Berlinville's ninety first birthday. Readings and songs entertained guests from surrounding towns. A buffer luncheon followed with greetings, cards and gifts, as they wished her to reach a full century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Bellamy
C. W. Smart
Clark Street
Elize Bellamy
Berlinville
Smart
Bellamy
Epworth Leagues Convene Norwalk District at Lodi
Delegates from Epworth Leagues of Methodist churches in the Norwalk District register at nine for a ten o'clock district convention opening in Lodi Ohio. Morning program includes opening exercises departmental discussions and business session. Luncheon served by Lodi ladies followed by Rev E R Brown Lakeside Institute speaker. Afternoon includes discussion groups Rev E A Brown Rev H W Courtney Rev C F McBride and a recreation hour. Evening banquet at six with toastmaster Leonard Fowls Elvira and speaker Rev W Arthur Milne. Miss Martha Hazzard Arlene Burr Eva Stiebling to close the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth
Norwalk
Methodist Episcopal Church
Lodi
Ohio
E. R. Brown
Lakeside Institute
E. A. Brown
Broadway
M. E. Church of
Cleveland
H. W.courtney
M. E. Church
Lorain
C. F. McBride
Oberlin
Six O'Eclock
Leonard Fowls
Elvria
Lorain County
W. Arthur Milne
Martha Hazzard
Arlene Burr
Eva Stiebling
Silver tea at United Presbyterian Church hosts
A business meeting merged with a silver tea at United Presbyterian Church Thursday afternoon. Mrs. A W W Baird and Mrs. Irvin Wendell presided, introducing Mrs. Avers of the Salvation Army who spoke on women’s work. Nellie Wheatley and C L Bristol provided a vocal solo, Edmond Wright played hymns on harmonica with piano, and a luncheon followed at small tables with garden flowers. The next entertaining hostesses are Mrs. E Schulee and Mrs. James Davies on July 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Church
A. WW. Baird
Irvin Wendell
Avers
Salvation Army
Nellie Wheatley
L. Bristol
Edmond Wright
Baird
Wendell
Bethel Shrine Plans June 22 Events and Summer Tea
Bethel Shrine held a regular meeting in the O T trail last evening. High Priest Olga Sasse announced an entertainment for the next meeting on June 22 for members and families. Olga Taylor announced a luncheon bridge at Old Fellows Hall on June 22 for members and friends. The annual prmirc of the Shrine will be a event at the home of Mr and Mrs Arthur Hiscox in Townline early July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Shrine
Olga Sasse
Olga Taylor
Wars and Means Committee
Old Fellow Hall
Arthur Hiscox
Townline
Mrs E Wendorit Hosts Woodworth Auxiliary Sewing Circle
Mrs E Wendorit hosted the Major Woodworth Auxiliary Sewing Circle at her Columbus street home yesterday. Ten members enjoyed a social afternoon and a light luncheonafterward. The group adjourned to reconvene in July at Mrs Gunton's Spruce street home.
Avon Baptist church services extended to all in Avon
Rev. George S. Cooper of the Lorain Hesene Mission urges nearby residents to attend Avon Baptist church, with Sunday school at 11:15 am led by superintendent Mrs. George Jenkins. Morning service follows at 11:15, inviting all to participate in the worship and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon. O
Avon Baptist Church
George S. Cooper
Lorain Hesene
Weorge Jenkins
Religious drama at Methodist Church Sunday evening
The First Methodist Episcopal church presents the fifth drama in a series titled Judgment Day, from Genesis 33, portraying Jacob and Esau. The cast includes Jacob George Boorn Rachel Leona Mowry Esau Hans Steger Joseph William Minch Judith Pauline Geigy Leah Barbara McConnell and others under Rev. E. J. Bond. The program covers Jacob camp Esau camp and Jacob's camp, and marks the final drama until fall due to longer days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Jacob and
Esau
Jacob
George Boorn
Rachel
Leona Mowry
E. J. Bond
Division B Church Charist Holds Monthly Meet at Mar tin Home
Division B of the Church of Charist met at Mrs. George Martin's 419 West River Street for a noon dinner for fourteen members four guests and eight children. Mrs Sam Baird and Mrs P C Biddle led songs and readings while Tone children sang Stand Up for Jesus. Next meeting will be a family picnic at Cascade Park in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Charist
George Martin
West River Street
Sam Baird
P. C. Biddle
C. M. Terry
Tone
Jesus
George Pittman
B. C. Alexander
Bridge
Cascade Park
Guild members plan July picnic at Century Park
Thirteen members and Mrs. Sangster were entertained at Mrs. George Dyke's home on Caveland road. A noon luncheon was served and the afternoon passed socially. A brief business session set a guild picnic for July 1, 1920, at Century Park for members and their husbands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sangster
George Dyke
Caveland Road
Century Park
Guild
Nusbands
Eight Members Attend Cincle No 4 Meeting
Eight members of St. Pauls Church met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Beth Hunt on Hinklecourt. Mrs. A Heginbotham led devotions and Mrs. Park Hohl presided over a short business meeting. The session ended with prayer and Mrs. Hunt served luncheon. The next meeting will be at Mrs. A Heginbothams LaPorte home. Leona Mowry will visit Berea for part of commencement then return Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Church
Beth Hunt
Hinklecourt
A Heginbotham
Park Hohl
Hunt
A.teginbotham
LaPorte
Leona Mowry
Berea
Evening community events list at local venues
Tonight at the Avenue Club a tureen supper is planned with husbands and Eastern Stars as guests. King's Daughters Class and families hold a wiener roast at Mr. and Mrs. E C Cotton Stop 15 Lake Avenue. Velma Andrews and Elyria Brown give a piano recital at 8 at the First Congregational Church open to the public. Community groups meet across churches and lodges in a busy civic schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Lutheran
St. John’s Auditorium
Fisherman’s Club
First Baptist Church
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Northwest
Garden Club Meeting at Chancellor Residence in Elyria
Elyria Garden Club plans Monday evening gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs W C Chancellor 250 Hamilton Street. Program begins at eight with a garden tour and talk on Delphinium by Mr Chancellor and a roses hobby talk by Dr John Rankin. Members asked to donate flowers for Shut-In distribution, deliverable to the vacant Sharp block store room tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Garden Club
W. C. Chancellor
Hamilton Street
Chancellor
John Rankin
Party Guests at Miss Welty's Eastern Heights Home
Chummy Pals gathered at Miss June Welty of Eastern Heights boulevard for an evening party. After social time, refreshments were served to Lois Kieffer, Jack Myers, Helen Briggs, Dick Upton, Ada Mae Ramson, Edson Parks, Ruth Fileen Ellam, Ray Bowen, Loretta Botamer, Dick Fell, Dorothy Kieffer, Earl Demos, Evelyn Wief fer, Therman Elliot, Leonard Krietsfelt and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Welty
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Lois Kieffer
Jack Myers
Helen Briggs
Dick Upton
Ada Mae Ramson
Edson Parks
Ruth Fileen Ellam
Ray Bowen
Loretta Botamer
Dick Fell
Dorothy Kieffer
Earl Demos
Evelyn Wieffer
Therman Elliot
Leonard Krietsfelt
Miss Welty
Election of officers at Grace Lutheran youth meeting
Twenty five members and three guests met at Marian Schmittgen’s Cleveland road home. Miss Schmittgen was assisted by Nor ma Stegman and Robert Woodin. Alice Hartwig was elected president Finness Schmuittgen vice president Verna Hartwig secretary and Robert Woodin treasurer. A scavenger hunt provided entertainment with prizes to the winners. A lawn refreshments course followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran Young People’s Society
Marian Schmittgen
Cleveland Road
Miss Schmittgen
Norma Stegman
Robert Woodin
Alice Hartwig
Finness Schmuittgen
Verna Hartwig
Mrs Race Hosts Deependers at YMCA Lunch
Mrs M D Race entertained the Deependers, a Women’s swimming class guided by Miss Marian Stetson of the YMCA, at her Farm Court home after their Thursday morning swim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. D. Race
Marian Stetson
Race
Farm Court
Division A Church of Christ members dine at Williams home
More than one hundred members and friends of Division A of the Church of Christ gathered at Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Williams on West Ridge for an evening with a delicious chicken dinner served to the large group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Division A
Church of Christ
College Stick comedy set for Ridgeville Grange Hall play
The Epworth League of Fields M E Church presents The College Stick a two act comedy at Ridgeville Grange Hall Friday June 9 at 8 PM. The show features a large cast including Mary Winters Marion Bainbridge Laurene Stockton and many college themed roles with Mrs Koontz directing and Hawaiian String Trio providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League of the Fields
Ridgeville Grange Hall
Gerald
Rice
Elyria
Nandy
Dorothy Dicks
Mrs. Murphy
Nellie
Alice Sandrock
Howard Fullmore
Mary Winters
Marion Bainbridge
Laurene Stockton
Alice Bachter
Gladys Raymond
Hazel Horton
Annette Burns
Elizabeth Bainbridge
Pauline Scott
Marilyn Lyndes
Reba Willis
Mary
Dorthy Bartter
Miss Morgan
Margaret Burkley
Forrest Spencer
Norman van Kamp
Chester Smith
Kenneth Horton
George Raymond
Gladys
LeRoy Walker
Ralph Holmes
Charles Johnson
Frank Brown
St. Louis
Kenneth Lang
Mrs. Koontz
Boys and Girls Join Fields Church Sunday
The Fields M E Church will celebrate Boys and Girls Sunday with the Junior Choir presenting Sweet By and By and a pastor's message The opening sentences, scripture reading Luke 2 40 52 and Mark 10 13 16 are read and riences features include piano clarinet and violin pieces and baptisms The Children’s Day program follows Sunday School at 12 15 with recitations songs drills and instrumental music
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
John G. Koontz
Ruth Osborn
Ieyvon Eldred
Margaret Stranahan
John Sigsworth
Helen Haller
Ellen Bainbridge
Koontz
Betty Baehr
Barbara Cooper
Local social notes and obituaries reflect a shared community life
Miss Virginia Southam attended a bridge party in Cleveland for Dennison teachers at Mrs. Gerrity's home. Reverend Fernstrom spoke on Kazawa at a joint meeting of St. John's Aid Society and Loyal Daughters in Lorain. Miss Kay Eckler and Miss Mildred Meister with Clarence Meinke travel to Warren. Henry Hoard family and Mrs. Walter Botamer’s son Robert travel to Marion for a cousin’s funeral. Nancy Turnpull remains home with a broken ankle from a stairs fall. Mrs. Eliza Bellamy of Berlin also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Southam
Cleveland
Dennison Cchool
Gerrity
Fernst [Rion
Kazawa
Aid Society
Loyal Daughters
St. John’s Church
Lorain
Kay Eckler
Mildred Meister
Amherst
Clarence Meinke
Warren
Henry Hoard
Walter Botamer
Robert
Marion
Lundergun
Nancy Turnpull
East River Street
Eliza Bellamy
Berlin
Cong's Guild Lawn Fete Saturday Evening
A lawn fete hosted by the Congs Guild on Court Street takes place Saturday evening June 10 featuring a strawberry dipped ice cream cake priced at ten cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cong’s. Guild
Court St
Local Social Notes Highlight Midweek Visits and Births
Ville guests Mr and Mrs C W Smart of Clark Street and Mrs S A Bennet visit relatives at 109 Elizabeth Street. Births include a son born June 9 at Elyria Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Mark Byers 516 West River Street and a son born June 9 to Mr James G Blaine of Leavenworth. Attendance at graduations and luncheons spans Cleveland to Cincinnati with friends and relatives mentioned in multiple households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Gueraldine Simkins
Ruth Ann Sheldon
Gladys Williams
Kansas City
D. T. Johnson
George
Wellington
G. A. Braun
Eleanor
Braun
James G. Blaine
Leavenworth
Kansas
Blaine
W. H. Blaine
Grant Street
Virginia Goodwin
Oaford
Ohio
Miami University
Salineville
Fanny Brown
Princeton Avenue
Henry Maser
Carolyn
Amherst Busy Bees Fourth Club Plans Summer Projects
Members met at the home of Raymond and Charles Cotton Stop 15 Lake avenue to discuss 1933 summer projects and a baseball club. Oliver Wolbe was appointed manager of the team. A brief business session and games preceded refreshments. Next meeting set for June 21 at Melvin Kolbe’s Middle Ridge road home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst Busy Bees
Raymond
Charles Cotton
Lake Avenue
Oliver Wolbe
Melvin Kolbe
Middle Ridge Road
Automobile case update ties Kreutzfeld to local inquiry
Mrs. W M Plas of 1001 Middle Avenue reported today that Mrs Kreutzfeld, named in connection with an automobile incident, is involved in a growing local inquiry. Detectives continue reviewing statements and examining vehicles as the investigation unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Plas
Middle Avenue
Kreutzfeld
Rummage sale at West End Market this Saturday
A rummage sale is set for Saturday at West End Market hosted by the 2nd Congregational Church. Proceeds support church programs and community outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End Market
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R. E. Sannar
Elyria Commandery No
Miss Fanny Brown
Dr. Sandrock
Emmanuel Lutheran
Wicota
Democrat
Mrs. Avery
Presbyterian Church
Methel Shrine
BE. Wendoref
East Side Guild
Myrtelle
Dreamland Theatre
Chancellor Home
Welty Home
Grace Lutheran Young People
Franklin T. Peters
Virginia
Easton
Talmadge
Toledo
Clyde Reisinger
Avon
Ella Bischoff
Merton
Oscar J. Koppenhafer
Pauline Ault
Entertains Swim Club Association
Mrs. Williams
Broad St
Colonial Club
Wils
Mare
Benson's Restaurant
Second Street
Cascade
Beauty Shoppe
Edna Falls
Kate Roth
Cedar St
Wildercraft
Miss D. Wilder
Smith Ditch
Columbia Township
Loretta L. Wuerthele
Brookhouser
Leonard Electric
The
A.B. Sauer Music Co
Musical Headquarters
Walton Ice
Winckles St
United States Rubber Co
Vestal
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