Church Groups Schedule Luncheon Meetings At Local School
John's Lutheran church meets at the school auditorium with Mrs Clarence Guthman and Mrs Ray Tompkins as hostesses. The Central Guild of St Andrew's church meets with Mrs R G Anderson at 609 Lodi Street. Luncheon is served at 12 30. The Emma Dean Anderson Circle meets at 2 00 pm with Ruth Lautenschleger at 262 Horwood Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John’s Lutheran Church
Clarence Guthman
Ray Tompkins
Central Guild of
St. Andrew's Church
R. G. Anderson
Lodi Street
Emma Dean Anderson
Ruth Lautenschleger
Horwood Street
Community club meetings fill Lorain schedule
A long list of local groups holds Monday night events across Lorain including Bunco and sewing clubs, church circles, veterans groups, charitable societies, and women’s organizations. Activities occur at East Avenue venues and several church halls with dinners, talks, and conferences planned.
Elyria Doctor Marries Doris Jackson in Cleveland Heights
Miss Doris Jackson daughter of Mr and Mrs James Leary Jackson of Monmouth road Cleveland Heights wed Dr John YT Fawcett of Elyria in a Saturday Epworth Euclid M E church ceremony officiated by Rev Dr Lews C Wright. Attended by four attendants and a reception for 120 at Wade Park Manor. They plan a Canada visit then reside at 22 Washington Ave Elyria. Dr Fawcett heads ENT at Elyria clinic. bride a Laurel School Pine Manor alumna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Doris Jackson
James Leary Jackson
Monmouth Road
Cleveland Heights
John YT. Fawcett
Epworth- Euclid M. E
Cleveland
Lews C. Wright
Agnes
Gladys Fawcett
New York
Croom
Helen Jeanette McVey
Barbara Yenning
Elizabeth Young
Clyde Jackson
Henry Stiles
Alwyn Bennett
Louis Herman
Wade Park Manor
Fawcett
Canada
Washington Avenue
Medical
University of Toronto
Elyria Clinic
Laurel School
Pine Manor
Websler
District Child Welfare Conference Set For June Twenty One
A district conference on child welfare will convene June 21 at the First Church of Christ in Medina. Selected as general chairman is Ohio figure R. K. Snedden with speakers from state welfare, juvenile courts, and community groups. The program emphasizes prevention of juvenile dependency and delinquency with round table discussions and 200 expected attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. K. Snedden
Community Association
Medina
Ohio
Church of Christ
Medinua
Miss Bell Greve
Division of Charities
State Welfare Department
Europe
Miss Greve
R. E. Snedden
Miss Bell Grove
Dept. of Public Welfare
Columbus
Newell
Sim
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Nell Collopy
Mothers’ Pension Department
Cleveland
C. C. Jones
Wooster
John Ewing
E. W. McCray
Ashland
Monroe Welty
Lorain Co
Hobart Edwards
Mabelle Burner
John S. Bartell
F. S. Eastwood
H. E. Kime
Akron
Nyle Barnes
B. C. Houseman
Lawrence C. Cole
Children’s Bureau
John M. McGough
Children’s Home
Lima
C. A. Lindsey
Beechbrook
Chagrin Falls
E. C. Shaw
S. M. Myers
Elyria Chronicle Briefs Monday June 11 1928 Movements and Births
The item notes visits and travels in Ohio and nearby states. Beebe court residents motored to Toledo with daughter Sarah Grace. George Orverholtz and family visit Mrs M C Curtis in Elyria. Homer Foster and family travel to London Ohio due to father’s illness. Leo Cabel and family attend New York Dance Revue in Cleveland. daughter Jean dances there. Ralph Obitts, Denver Bible Institute student, returns for the summer. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nook at Elyria Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Beebe Court
Toledo
Ohio
Sarah Grace
George Orverholtz
Tif_lu
M.C. Curtis
Arl Court
Homer Foster
Earl Court
London
Foster
Leo Cabel
Third Street
New York
Hotel Winton
Cleveland
Jean
Ralph Obitts
Denver Bible Institute
Denver
Colorado
Fourt Street
Joseph
Nook
East Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Club meetings and activities noted in church and lodge groups
The Ta-Wa-Si Club hosts a mother and daughter banquet at the Church of Christ. The Order of Eastern Stars meets in the Masonic Temple, and the German Beneficial Union attends. Security Benefit Association convenes in the IOOF hall, Royal Neighbors of America in the Wurst hall, and Daughters of Scotia in the Knights of Pythias hall. Goodwill Bible class gathers at 2:30 p.m. at Mrs. R. L. Stearns home, 21v Princeton Avenue. Pollyanna Club meets with Mrs. Bessie Schafer at 316 Oxford Street. Girl Reserves of the YWCA have a picnic, and the YWCA swimming class meets at 4:00 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No
Methodist
Cagne ‘Park
Ethe Knights of Malta
Ernest Sparkse
Rebekah Social Club
Archambeau
Foster We
Ed. Alterer
Bell Avenue
Ta-Wa-Si Club
Church of Christ
Order of Eastern Stars
Masonic Temple
German Beneficial Union
Security Benefit Association
Royal Neighbors of America
Wurst Hall
Daughters, of Scotia
P. Hall
Goodwill Bible
Pollyanna Club
Bessie Schafer
Oxford St
AM E M church district convention held in Lodi
Twenty eight Ely ra motored to Lodi for the annual AME district Home Missionary convention. A Jubilee luncheon featured toastmistresses from Ely and Lorain. Elizabeth Stevens Ladies Chorus led singing. Officers elected included Knight, Harp, Kirby, Lopeman, Sheldon, Beatell, Hammersmith, Dirlam, Williams, and Love. Spring Valley hosts planned activities with luncheons, dinners, golf, and a Dorian Society dinner dance through midweek events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyra
Lodi
District Home Missionary
AM. BE. Church
C. Love
Lo- Tain
C. V. Beazell
Elyria
Elizabeth Stevens
Beckberger
Fof Cleveland
Conference Y. P
Websterfield
Charles Knight
Lakeside
Harp
Medina
Edwin Kirby
Ross Lopeman
Bellevue
Fred Sheldon
C. V. Beatell
Bequest
Airs
Hammersmith
Y. P
Lena Dirlam
Pittsfield
R. IK. Williams
Willard
G. Love
Lorain
Spring Valley
T. E. Baunum
Lakewood
Earl W. Pietchers
Jack Flynn
Grove
R. W. Hancock
Ernest Birch
Roy Miller
Wellington
Dorian Literary Society
T. Down
Mrs Gull Hosts Bridge for Former Schoolmates
Mrs Cloyd D Gull of Earlcourt entertained Saturday afternoon in honor of Mrs Paul Burroughs of Brooklyn New York Mrs OBrien OKeefe of Detroit and Mrs Charles Swales of Detroit former schoolmates visiting Elyria. Three tables played bridge with Mrs Swales winning high score and Mrs James Guthrie taking second. Luncheon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gull
Cloyd D. Gull
Earlcourt
Paul Burroughs
Brooklyn
New York
O’brien O'Keefe
Detroit
Charles Swales
Elyria
Swales
James Guthrie
Entertains in Honor of First Communicant
Mr and Mrs L W Humm rich of 408 Winckles Street hosted a dinner for six families in honor of their granddaughter Mary Victoria H s first communion. The home featured white carnations snapdragons and spring blooms with gifts for the hostess. Out of town guests included the McIntyres of Cleveland Hotell of Willoughby Gormly and families of Amherst Figler and families Wolfe Hammrich and families and other Elyria residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Hummrich
Winckles Street
Mary Victoria H
Fred McIntyre
Cleveland
Harriott Hottel
Willoughby
John Gorm
Engagement Party Honors Eva Osborne and Theodore Scott
On June ninth at the home of Dr. and Mrs. J Ed Betteridge a merry party celebrated Miss Eva Osborne and Theodore Scott, who will wed on June fourteenth. Guests, all cousins of the bride, enjoyed dinner centered with pink columbine forget-me-not and red peonies, with Dr M Abbe and Dr Mark Apbe presenting a silver cream and sugar service before a night of music and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ed Betteridge
Eva Osborne
Theodore Scott
Edward Swanson
Norman Abbe
M. A. Abbe
Dudley
Horace Abbe
Richard Betteridge
Oberlin
Virginia
Billy Betteridge
Mark Apbe
Hospital Notes: Admits and Discharges List
Hospital notes list multiple admissions including Mrs Joseph Rook and Rash Banesiak at East and West 16th streets and Vulcan Street. Discharges include Virginia Gree nich of Ohio and several patients with listed home addresses and newborns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Rook
East Ave
Rash Banesiak
West 16Th St
John Zubi
Vulcan St
James Simpson
Stanford Ave
Muriel Brown
Princeton Ave
Virginia Greenich
Buevrus
Ohio
Cora Hebebrand
Boston Ave
Raymond Septer
Oberlin Rd
Lawrence Moore
W. Ave
Clarence Silk
Harwood
Markos Mihiles
Second St
Marriage Licenses and Anniversary Celebration Mentioned
William Mosher a 21 year old farmer of Brighton township and Edith Rollins 18 of Brighton township obtained a marriage license. The Rev W F Bohn of Oberlin conducted the ceremony. Mr and Mrs J A Waldron of Stanford avenue hosted a cards gathering Saturday evening in honor of the thirty first wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs R U Francis of 47 East River street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mosher
Brighton Township
Edith Rollins
W. F. Bohn
Oberlin
J. A. Waldron
Stanford Avenue
R. UA. Francis
East River Street
Local Socials and Travel Notes Roundup
Local residents report weekend visits and hospitality across Lorain and nearby areas. Families including Gibbs, Dean, Brantlay, Wendel, Parsons, Heal, and Squire share brief journeys to Buffalo Niagara Falls Cleveland Athens and Northern Canada. The page notes a death in Clearfield Pennsylvania and travel plans for postal steamer service Tionesta crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Gibbs
Beverly
Clarence Dean
Betty Jane
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
James Brantlay
Irvin Wendel
Jackie
Joseph Parsons
Washington Avenue
Lorain
Thomas Heal
Nichols Block
George E. Lee
Cleveland Heights
Ohio
Violet Ott
Northrup Street
C. A. Squire
Don
Alan Squire
Urbana
Alfred Squire
Middle Avenue
A. F. Roe
Max
Beebe Court
Jane B. Wise
Second Street
Cleveland
Chagrin Falls
Kenneth Brouse
Wellington
Frank Connelly
Clearfield
Pennysylvania
Connelly
James Elemes
Lodi Street
Harry Lawrence
Cascade Street
Alliance
N. Y
Duluth
Edith Harris
Tasterno Heights Boulevard
Barbara Shattuck
Springfield
Massachusetts
Margaret Howe
New York City
Oberlin College
Louis Smith
Pennsylvania
Country store pivot party at G A R hall
Community event announced for Wednesday evening June 13 at the G A R hall. AJ welcomes attendees and invites locals to join the gathering at the country store meeting space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Store
G. A. R. Hall
Seven Years Teaching in Elyria Music Lessons
A local instructor announces seven years of teaching mandolin banjo and guitar at 2nd Street opposite Rialto in Elyria offering lessons by appointment. Contact at phone 64338 for details and scheduling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Rialto
Weekend visits and neighbors fill Elyria social scene
Mrs Elemes and relatives travel between Cascade Warren and Alliance, visiting sons and friends. Mrs Patton hosts guests from Philadelphia. Miss Pierce visits Miss Egolf in Elyria. Neighbors from Cleveland Wil l o ughby and Ithaca drop by for weekends. several families listed with travel between Elyria and surrounding towns.
Marcelling schedule announced for Isabelle Sharpe
The notice states a home-based marcelling service by Isabelle MM. Sharpe at 228 6th, with contact by phone 9122 and availability on Tuesday Wednesday and Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcelling
Isabelle MM. Sharpe
Local residents attend events across the region
H Francis of 347 East River Street returned from Louisville Kentucky after attending the National Nurses convention as a delegate from Elyria Memorial Hospital Alumni Association and an Ohio State delegate. Carl M. Stierer of Monroe Street leaves for Valparaiso Indiana for three months of study at the Western Union Simplex School. George Kelley returns to duties at the Chronicle Telegram after a four month illness. Mrs. Winifred Park joins a reception at Miss Carlotta Greer’s home in Euclid Heights. Mrs. E S Brown, patient at Lakeside Hospital, has returned home. Mr. and Mrs. J M Carl visit Navarre Ohio while staying with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Beazell in Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. F B Marvin of Music Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Francis
East River Street
Loulsville
Kentucky
Miss Francis
Elyria Memorial Hospital Alumni Association
Oho
Ohio River
Mammoth Cave
Carl M. Stierer
Monroe Street
Valpraiso
Indiana
Western Union Simplex
George Kelley
East Avenue
Chronicle-Telegram
Winifred Park
Carlotta Greer
Norfolk Avenue
Euclid Heights
Cleveland
E. S. Brown
Stop 7
Grafton Road
Lakeside Hospital
J. M. Carl
Navarre
Ohio
Clarence Beazell
Fourth Street
F. B. Marvin
Music Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
VENTS
Jolly Dozen
Bunco Club
Art Mike
Ve’ Pythian
Sisters’ Sewing Lp
H. E. Heardlark
P. Chapman Camp
Union Veterans
A. R. Hall
Heepee
He K
C. Hall
G. A. R. Post
Happy Hour Banco Club
Edna Trumpy
goNast Bridge Street
U. P. Church
Hhe Utopia Club
Brad Smith
Parkview Court
Lorain Supity Medical Society
Au@r’x
Feso
Aire Business Women’s
Syoman’s Club
Fourth St- Mireen
Rank S. Harmon Lodge
No. F
A. M
Old Ladies
2Nd
West
Fiendship Club
eDivision C
B. J. Retsinger
Bev
T. F. Sellers
Harvard
Woman's
Elyria Business College
Tri-U
Ha Brenner
LaGrange
Ie Bal
P Hall
Clan Robertson
Bert Fitzpatrick
Triangle Bunco Club
Paul's Circle No. 4
F. Schrader
Efield Avenue
Gehrke
West River Street
I. O. Hall
Ladies Aid
United Iterian Church
KE. HH
Marseilies Avenue
St. Paul's Church
John Beese
Lin-Road
Catholic Daughters of _kvet
Valley Coustry Club
Church of Wests
Vermi
Ald Society of
Muriane Society
Dora Stevens
Marian Boalt
Edith McAlister
Seced Cross
L. C. Grant Lorain
Mary Kearns
Cathoolic Service League
N.S
John W. Kemp
G. C. Maurer
Wooster Health
G. B. Fuller
Loudenville
Family Service
Marie Gilman
Secy
Assa
Laura KR. Miller
Welfare
Cuxahoga Falls
American Legion
F W. Kelps
Women's Clubs
Elyrians
Ladies of Spring Valley
Regnar Spring Valley
Aust’s
FBI
Hughes
Packer
Monroe Center
Conneaut
C. E. Whitehead
Park Avenue
Ford Brandon
Beavorm Falls
Dorothy A. Crisp
Denison Avenue
Theodore Ken
Charis
Charis of
Karl F. Kolinski
Floyd Heys
A. B. Sauer
the Brown Company TelepHone
Paper Merchants
Mill Street
Elyria Fur Shoppe
Mom
Brown’s Furniture House
Middle Ave
Fifth St
Broad ST
Furs
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