Women Of First Congregational Church Honor Mrs Grant Tea
The First Congregational Church women hosted a tea for Mrs John H Grant wife of the former pastor attended by more than a hundred friends Miss Ruth Gill performed piano solos and Mrs T L Moise and Miss Marie Marsh served refreshments A luncheon for Mrs Grant followed at Miss Lucille Griffins home and a bridge party at another residence honored Miss Mildred Hultz with gifts for her upcoming wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
John H. Grant
Ruth Gill
Ber
T. L. Moise
Marie
Marsh
S. G. Shaw
Harrison Street
Grant
Lucille Griffin
East Avenue
Bridge Club
Mildred Hultz
Margery Griffn
Sherman Bloom of
Lorain
Wiliam Murrell
Hultz
Dorcas Class Officers Installed At Mrs Eckenroad Home
Mrs Harvey Eckenroad hosted thirty members and six guests of the Dorcas class of the Church of Christ on Harvard avenue. The retiring president Mrs Dean presided as new officers were installed by Mrs Charles Huene. A picnic is planned for July 27 at Cascade Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Eckenroad
Dorcas
Church of Christ
Harvard Avenue
Dean
Charles Huene
Harry Wells
Y. H. Ferman
Palmer
Sam Findlay
B.C. Alexander
F. Abbert
C. M. Terry
Barnhert
Mesdames Kuchenrither
Crandall
E. W. Baird
Marsh. Cottier and Brooks
Cascade Park
Local club meetings and social events fill Lorain schedule
Lorain County groups meet at Elyna Country Club and various locales for Americanization, initiations, elections, and refreshments. The Speedway Church class celebrated a birthday with games and gifts. Junior Girls honored Commander Aboex with a vacation vote. A special Masons session for St John the Evangelist remembrance features Dr Cadman and notable church figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain Co. Dental Society
Elyna Country Club
FLW
Aumbary
Rainbow Girls
Columbus
John G. Whitney
M. E. Church
Roy Kulp
Lake Ave
Ultra
M. EL Church
Dorothy Ade
East Broad Street
Iplom
Hospital Notes and De Molay Dinner Meeting
Admissions list includes Henry Sandrock and Mrs John Ryan among others at various streets and towns. Discharges note Vonne Smith Paul Wehman Robert Shober Steve Petroft. De Molay Alumni held a dinner at Green Lantern Tea Rooms with 14 members. Bob Harding chaired, new committee appointed, and plans for a fish fry in June discussed. Chuck Hupp entertained, Chuck Markham spoke on plant propagation with self drawn pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Sandrock
Wolfcourt
John Ryan
Thirg Street
Columbia Station
Evelyn Jackson
East River
Royal Dobbins
F. 6Th Street
Alton, Brown
Prineton Avenue
Sam Manzo
Cambridge
James Burneson
Dover
Eager Nail
Princeton Avenue
Vonne Smith
Gutt Read
Paul Wehman
Fifth Street
Robert Shober
E. Broad Street
Steve Petroft Lorain
Avcemis Beebe
de Molay
Green Lantern
Sas
Bob Harding
Chuck Markham
Markham
Dr Bond To Preach Sermon Series At Methodists
Dr Bond to lead a series of sermons at First Methodist Episcopal Church morning services starting at 7 45 PM Voices of the New Room opens the series. The choir under Robert T Moore will perform Hack Hark My Soul with music by Shel k. Ruth Fitch Lois Reese and Paul Smith contribute recitations and readings. Epworth League meet features Prof E E Holmes speaking on The Keeper of the Lighthouse Betty Campbell leads devotionals. Dr Bord closes July August with Do ing Ones Best as Great God to Thee Wy Evening Song closes the anthem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Bond
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Shelk
Robert T Moore
Werle
Paul Smith
Ruth Fitch
Lois Reese
E. E. Holmes
Betty Campbell
Bord
Chor
Shelir
Marriage License Applications List From Elyria Lorain Area
The notice itemizes numerous marriage license applications including Henry Abramoska and Syitia Solida from Elyria, Clarence John Krushamp and Evelyn K Tosh from Lorain, Raymond E North and Katherine L Reiter from Lorain, Howard B Taft and Georgia Mae Watson from Elyria, and others with addresses in Cleveland Oberlin Russia Township Amherst Sheffield and related clergy noted. A separate piece covers Miss Olive E Bayles visiting Elyria Home for the Aged family and delivering a travelogue on her extensive travels in North America Europe Africa and Asia, including Italy Australia Korea Manchuria China Japan India and Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Abramoska
Elyria
Syitia Solida
St. Elyria
Clarence John Krushamp
Lorain
Evelyn K. Tosh
Rafferty
Raymond E. North
Katherine L. Reiter
Loraine
Howard B. Taft
Cleveland
Georgia Mae Watson
Wiltor Bernard F. Ward
Thelma M Campbell
Carlisle
Martin
Wallace W. Ryall, Jr
Ascountant
Evelyn E Moore
Oberlin
Richards
Frank J Robert Huldgren
Margaret Lucille Alexander
Linville
Cecil Edward Humphey
Lillian Waller
Russia Township
Don W. Bryant
Lulah L. Walker
Amherst
Jensen William Biro
Victoria Miehares
Sheffield
Rrgwalski
Olive E. Bayles
California
Karl P. Meister
Bayles
United States
North American
Europe
Egypt
Asia
Italy
Australia
Germany
Durng
Korea
Manchuria
China
Japan
India
Cleveland Public Schools
Eagles Auxiliary to Hold Lawn Party at Mrs Block Home
Eagles Auxiliary members planned a lawn party at Mrs William Block s West Second Street home next Wednesday afternoon. The group will meet again in two weeks for the next regular session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles Auxiliary
Eagles Hall
William Block
West Second Street
Local church groups plan summer activities and services
Meetings and events are listed for multiple Elyria organizations. First Congregational Church Guild hosts a Wednesday picnic at Mrs. Beedle’s home with hostesses Mrs Hartman Mason and Todd. Elyria Men’s Bible Class meets Sunday to discuss Wines Men and Foola with J B Hindman. Paul Wainwright leads song. Dr. Cadman speaks later. Circle 6 of First Methodist meets, reports strong finances, mourns Mrs Crozier, nominating committee to present at August picnic. Emmanuel Lutheran prep service and Holy Communion tomorrow at 10, Sunday school in same hour. Second Congregational church Sunday service at 9:45 with Matthew study. Reverend Wiseman’s sermon “Sun of My Soul”. choir sings “Within Thy Sacred Courts.” Senior Endeavorers depart for Oberlin for National Council and picnic. Intermediates meet at 6 p m with Betty Harrison. Betty Harrison hosts Harley Jr’s twelfth birthday party with games and prizes for guests including Newsome Clark and Robert Perry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Hindman
Elyria
Rivoli Theatre
Paul Wainwright
Dr. Cadman
Second Congregational Church
Wiseman
E. K. Heiser
Nellie Gregory
Oberlin
National Council of Congregational Churches
Betty Harrison
First Baptist Church Pastor Neighbour Goes on Vacation
Dr. R B Neighbour of the First Baptist Church departs Elyria for a two month western tour, preaching in his pulpit Sunday morning and night. Special music includes a piano solo by Mrs Paton and a Schubert violin piece by Robert E Neighbour Jr. Rev Ralph W Neighbour of North Cumberland fills in during July. The Lord's Supper is observed tomorrow at 10:45 with Communion messages by Rev John Paton. Bible School starts at 9:30, quarter iv review day on the agenda, and Cascade Park hosts the annual Bible School and congregational picnic Tuesday. Prayer and Bible study Wednesday at 7:39. Monthly missionary topic covers Responsibilities and Opportunities of Our Home Church in Her Fields Abroad.
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William E Gilroy
Boston
the Advance
Joan H Grant
First Congregational Churcau
D. Grant
William Muir
First
R. B. Neighbour
First Baptist Church
Elyria
Far West
Mrs. Paton
National Bible Inst
New York City
Franz Schubert
Robert E. Neighbour Jr
Paul Wainwright
Ralph W. Neighbour
Federal Prison of
Pennsylvania
First Baptist Church of
North Cumberland
John Paton
National Bible Institute
Cascade Park
Fowler
Word of God
D. A. Baird
Jas. A. Smith
Bible School
Christian Endeavor Secrety
Elaine Cole
Lake Avenus
Ruth Kaiser
Christ
God of Abraham
Shelley
Rainbow Girls Schedule Special Election and Initiation
Rainbow for Girls officers plan a Sunday rehearsal at 2 PM and a Monday evening regular meeting with a special election and initiation of new candidates. Tomorrow morning Dr. S Parkes Cadman will deliver a sermon at First Congregational church on Let Your Light So Shine Before Men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Girls
Rainbow For Girls
Personal notices from Elyria society page
Mr and Mrs Eugene Ledyard and children of San Bernardino California visit the R S Ledyard home at 242 Howe street. Miss Dorothy Johnson of Wadsworth Ohio guests of Miss Hilda Brown East avenue. Mrs R A Sanker and son Robert return to Cleveland Heights after visiting sister Mrs James Brandall Princeton avenue. Mr and Mrs W H Spencer and daughter Marian of 455 West Eighth Street with Mrs WD Conrad of Detroit return from Boston and Providence trip. Reverend A J Barnard and son Alfred Jr Roslindale Massachusetts, former pastor of Second Congregational church, visiting Elyria while attending National Council in Oberlin. Mr and Mrs Willard Hitler and Mr and Mrs Victor Dye of Worcester guest of Mr and Mrs J H Dixon Middle avenue. Mr and Mrs Charles D Ryder Jr and son Charles D III to be Sunday guests at Moise.
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Eugene Ledyard
Ruth Morgan
San Bernadino
California
R. S. Ledyard
Howe Street
Dorothy Johnson
Wadsworth
Ohio
Hilda Brown
East Avenue
R. A. Sanker
Robert
James Brandall
Princeton Avenue
Cleveland Heights
W. H. Spencer
Marian
West
Eighth Street
Spencer
WD. Conrad
Detroit
Boston
Massachusetts
Providence
Rhode Island
A. J. Barnard
Alfred Jr
Roslindale
Elyria Friends
Second Congregational Church
National Council of Congregational Christian Churches
Oberlin
Willard Hitler
Victor Dye
Wooster
J. H. Dixon
Middle Avenue
Charles D. Ryder Jr
Charlies D. 111
Moise
Ledger Notes Local Social Visits and Family News
W F Gollmar of Lake avenue visits R G Clapp of Mentor. Mrs Willian Jacobs of Lorain visits daughter Mrs W F Gollmar. Mrs Mary Church and Miss Carrie Lou Church with Miss Florence Bickford. Mildred Stewart and Homer Day dine with Mr and Mrs DeForest Ward at Wild Waves Mituwanca. Ward honors Miss Church and Mr Day on upcoming marriage. Mrs Hazel Sandrock back from Daytona Beach. visiting S Neda Sandrovk at S47 Winckles St before returning to Kipton. Thaddeus Smith injured in an accident has a new operation at Elyria Memorial Hospital and improves. Mrs Lewis Brown returns from Springfield MA after visiting daughter. Mes C Haserstick visits Detroit with Frank Squire. Mr and Mrs Squire formerly of this city. Birth of a son to Mr and Mrs John Ryan at Elyria Memorial Hospital on June 22. Miss O Stuigenbauer returns home after time in New Philadelphia, Pa. Miss Vary Margaret and Nancy Rorie return home after two weeks away.
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Columbus Street
W. F. Gollmar
Lake Avenue
R. G. Clapp
Mentor
Clapp
Elyria Foundry Co
Willian Jacobs
Lorain
Mary Church
Carrie Lou Church
Florence Bickford
Mildred Stewart
Homer Day
DeForest Ward
Wild Waves
Mituwanca
Ward
Miss Church
Day
Hazel Sandrock
Daytona Beach
Florida
Neda Sandrovk
Winckles Street
Kipton
Thaddeus Smith
Fairmont Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Nivel
Lewis Brown
Kenson Avenue
Springfield
Massachusetts
Mes C . Haserstick
Lincoln Court
Frank Squire
Detroit
Michigan
Squire
John Ryan
Third Street
Elviia Memorial Hospital
Stuigenbauer
Local Notes On Residents And Visitors In Ohio And West Virginia
Their aunt Mrs. C A Sayler of Clarksburg West Virginia. Mrs Robert Mason of Furnace Street injured in an auto accident recuperating at St Josephs Hospital Lorain. Mrs A D Strong formerly of Norwalk moved to Florida and will reside at 78 Laundon Street. Mr Strong freight agent for the New York Central Railroad. Robert Tischler of Cleveland visiting Leroy Crowell of Warward Avenue. Dorothy Atwood of New London vacationing with her father Pred Atwood on Lodi Street and aunt Mrs Fred Peterson on Longfellow Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Sayler
Clarksburg
Waast
Virginia
Robert Mason
Furnace Street
St Joseph’s Hospital
Lorainey
A. D. Strong
Norwalk
Flyria
Laundon Street
Strong
New York Central Railroad
Robert Tischler
Cleveland
Leroy Crowell
Warward Avenue
Dorothy Atwood
New London
Pred Atwood
Lodi Street
Fred Peterson
Longfellow Street
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Warren C. McIntire
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James Campbell
Eva Clawson
Anna £. McGhie
C. P Fumer
D. Brown
Richmond Place
Akron
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Dover Street
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Earl Tompkins
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Wilford Block
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Mise Dorot Johnson
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Elizabeth Shryock
Stanford Avenue
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H. Eckenroad
Woman's Relief Corps
Florence Terry
America
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Bill
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A. R. Webber
Core Bemis
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Roosevelt Avenue
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H. A. Daniels
L. R. Taylor
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Lake Shore
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