Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges Summary
Admissions list includes James Peck Avon Mrs Thomas Taylor 145 Pasadena Avenue Raymond Biersbach R D No 3 Mrs Caroline Sears 104 Stanford. Discharges show Albert Hummel 358 KE Bridge A Palmer R D No 3 Thelma Swartzle 121 Longford Steve Emody 528 Furnace Mrs James Smith 20 Franklin Mrs Richard Boone baby boy 316 Lith Street John Fritz 220 Howe Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Peck
Avon
Thomas Taylor
Pasadena Avenue
Raymond Biersbach
Caroline Sears
Stanford
Albert Hummel
KE. Bridge
A. Palmer
Thelma Swartzle
Longford
Steve Emody
Furnace
James Smith
Richard Boone
Lith
John Fritz
Howe Street
Community groups host evening meetings in Elyria area
Dozens of groups hold sessions across churches and venues tonight. The Woman's Association of Fil srim Community Church meets for an 8:00 silver tea, Missionary Society of the United Presbyterian at 7:30, and a joint PTA session at the Second Congregational with J C George as speaker. Nurses Alumni meet at Mrs. Louise Penberth's Longfellow home. Next meeting set for April 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Association of
Sons of Union Veterans
G. A. R. Hall
Alien Parent Teacher Association
Elyria High School
Ada Mae Ransom
East Avenues
Helen Brisgs Iome
Third Street
Agenda Club
Broad Street
Rear Up Club
Y. Ww. C. A. Cian Robertson
Anniversary Concert by Elyria Masonic Chorus
The Fifth Anniversary Concert of the Elyria Masonic Chorus led by J. E. Wickler will be held tomorrow evening at 7 15 p m in the First Methodist church. The forty voice chorus will perform chorus, quartet and solo numbers featuring Martin Beck tenor Walter Smith baritone Walter Hinkle pianist and Henry Gilbert violinist. It opens a series of formal and Sunday evening concerts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Spring Pattern 9554 Frock With Front Panel Details
Lovely spring pattern 9554 features a slender frock with a front panel semi belt waistline and ruffled sleeves. Available in sizes 12 to 20, requires three yards of 39 inch fabric and 1 1/8 yards contrast for size 16. Catalog and pattern combo priced 25 cents. Chronicle Telegram Pattern Department New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Chronicle - Telegram Pattern Department
West 18Th Street
New York City
County Legion Auxiliary meeting plans May banquet and dances
Representatives from all units except Avon Lake and Lorain attended the County Council meeting in South Amherst. Plans for a May banquet at Avon Lake Legion hall with state and district presidents as guests, an after Easter dance in Elyria Legion Home, and a trip to Sandusky Home were discussed. The council will seek jigsaw puzzles for Dayton Hospital and Sandusky Home. The next meeting is in Wellington on April fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Lake
Lorain
American Legion Auxiliary
South Amherst
Avon Lake Legion
March Meeting of First Congregational Church Women
The Woman's Association of the First Congregational Church met at the church for its March gathering. Members sewed for Red Cross in the forenoon, Circle 4 served a vegetable plate luncheon to fifty at noon, then a business session followed by a lecture from Dr. William Muir Auld on Lent and spiritual peace. A Cleveland speaker is planned for April fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Association of the
First Congregational Church
Red Cross
Circle 4
William Muir Auld
Cleveland
Roosevelt P T A Holds April Card Party Prize
The Roosevelt P T A met with strong turnout. Miss Cromwell's room won for most parents present and will receive a cash prize for needed articles. Mrs. A Reisz reported on the P T A Council meeting. A card party is planned for next Wednesday in the kindergarten room. Miss Cromwell's room presented a playlet "Mother Goose at Play." Meeting adjourned to April 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt P. T. A
Miss Cromwell
Bethel Shrine Auxiliary Quilts During Daylong Session
Bethel Shrine Auxiliary gathered at Mrs. Fred Saase's Fourth Street home for an all day quilting. Luncheon was served at Mrs. Paul Weisbrod's Fourth Street home before returning to quilting. Mrs. Lucy Houserman departs for Pittsburgh to visit her son John.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Shrine
Fred Saase
Fourth Street
Paul Weisbrod
Saase
Elizabeth Day
East Avenue
Lucy Houserman
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
John Houserman
Jonesville Chautauqua Delights Audience At Church School
Multiple groups including the Goodwill Bible Class Mission Study Club Cora May Walton Club and Young Peoples Department presented acts at the Jonesville Chautauqua in the Church School rooms last evening A 1867 themed broadcast a human pipe organ piece and a play Hush Hush A Man highlighted the program followed by humorous poems a community sing along and a dramatized hour by the Upper Room Bible Class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Jonesville
Cora May Walton Club
Friendship Club
Young People’s Department
Church School
William Mur Auld
Harland Brown
Robert Burns
Seth Parker
Buble
Garford School PTA meeting features piao solos and geography lesson
Jessia Baptiste and Sarah Sige performed piao solos at Garford School PTA meeting yesterday afternoon. An illustrated geography lesson was given by seventh grade. Twenty one baskets to the district’s needy were reported. A card party was announced for March 5 at Mrs. Dewhurst’s home. Garford clothing station hours are Thursdays at 1 30. The next meeting will be April 5 in the evening with the fathers in charge, Robert Loomis as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessia Baptiste
Sarah Sige
Parent-Teacher Association
Garford School
Garford
Robert Loomis
Division L group entertained by Mrs Swesey
Division L members of the Second Congregational church gathered at Tattersall court home of Mrs Henry Sweser with Mrs Sam Urias assisting. Ten members answered roll call and three guests attended. Contests with prizes went to Mrs Billingsley Schuster Duncan and Scott. A luncheon ended the evening. next host is Mrs Bertha Stanford at 269 Columbus street on April 5th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational Church
Henry Sweser
Tattersall Court
Sam Urias
Frances Smith
Mildred Schuster
Duncan
Billingsley
Schuster
Scott
Franklin PTA Meeting Set For March Seventh Evening
The Franklin Parent-Teacher Association meets Tuesday evening March seventh at seven thirty. Ralph Wensinger United States Weather Pilot of the Cleveland Airport will discuss his work. The event is in the Kindergarten Room and fathers are especially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Parent-Teacher Association
Ralph Wensinger
United States
Cleveland
World Day of Prayer Event at First Methodist Church
A World Day of Prayer will be observed at the First Methodist church by the Missionary Societies uniting in a service in the Berean class room on Friday March third at 1 30. Mrs E C Schubert leads and Mrs E Dettman is soloist. The service is open to interested friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
First Methodist Church
Missionary Societies of the Church
E. C. Schubert
E. Dettman
Tri Sig sorority bridge prizes shared by members
Miss Hortense irtis of West avenue entertained Tri Sig sorority last evening. After a business session the members played bridge with prizes won by Geraldine Carpenter and Rosabette Carpenter. Refreshments were served later. The next meeting is March 13 with Treanor Erichs and Grant stress S. LI. 8 eiik held their regular meeting at Marge Daniels home. May Alice McLaughlin and Jeanne Smith hosted with Dot Thorla as cohostess. Plans were made for a spring dance with Jack Sullivan band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hortense Irtis
West Avenue
Tri Sig
Geraldine Carpenter
Rosabette Carpenter
Srs
Usth
Treanor
Prosperity Club Bridge Recital Honors Two Players
Miss Marian Upp hosted Prosperity Club on Fourth Street with two bridge tables. Dorothy Frederick won high score and Viola Fitzgerald took low score. A luncheon followed and the group plans a March 22 meeting at Miss Leonore Hees’s Cascade Street home. Mrs. Anna Aebie was reported at Courtland Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Upp
Fourth Street
Prosperity Club
Dorothy Frederick
Viola Fitzgerald
Leonore Hees
Cascade Street
Anna Aebie
Courtland Street
Meetings for Royal Neighbors and Widening Circla Set
Royal Neighbors meet Friday evening at 7 39 followed by a drill practice. Widening Circla convenes Friday at 2 09 in the Baptist East Avenue house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist East Avenue House
Missionary Society Meeting at First Methodist
Mrs. Karl Meister hosted forty members and friends of the Women's Foreg5 Missionary Society at the First Methodist church. Mrs. Edwin B. Schubert led in prayer and hymn, with readings on Streams in the Desert and reports from committees on sunsh ine missions and Light Bearers. Founders' Day banquet announced for March 23 with Rev. F. W. Wolf as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Meister
West Avenue
Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
Edwin B. Schubert
Wrech
Leonard Fisk
R. C. Barber
H. H. Grege
R. W. Stargell
Kings Heralds
Mason Smith
Light Bearers
E. J. Bond
Margaret Hill
Korea
C. M. Ackerman
Missionary Societies of the Church
Ohio Resistance
F. W. Wolf
Cleveland
Minnie Brown
Jerusalem
Stargell
Helen Eagy
China
United States
L. C. Brevoort
Irene Upton
Mildred Brevoort
C. B. Hess
Norwalk
Missionary Society Meets at Mrs Wrights on North Abbe
Mrs Harry Wright hosted twenty eight members of the Missionary Society of the Church of Christ at North Abbe road. Alta Afers spoke on Seed Time in Charitable Hospitals with photos and souvenirs from China. Devotional led by Mrs Frank Crawford followed by a Chinese boy story. Hostesses listed as Mrs Tra Winsinger and Mrs Crawford. Thompson and Mrs Harvey Eckenroad scheduled to host later in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Harry Wright
Missionary Society of the Church of Christ
North Abbe Rond
Chira
Alta Afers
China
Frank Crawford
Tra Winsinger
Crawford
Warr. Thompson
Harvey Eckenroad
Harrada
Enne
Women Auxiliary Holds All Day ROWIIE Meeting
Ten members met in the Guild Room for an all day ROWIIE session yesterday. A seame meeting is planned for March 1 in the guild room with a noon luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Auxiliary
Nonn
Rebekah Lodge Session Follows by Dance in Hall
A Rebekah Lodge meeting at I O O F Hall ended with a dance and refreshments in the dining room. Two new members were initiated and a committee was named to plan the next whekt meeting on March fifteenth. The E P C met at Beatrice Rudy’s home with full attendance and amended the constitution. The next regular meeting will be at Audrey Squires’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
I. O. QO. F. Hall
Beatrice and
Helen Rudy
Audrey Squires
Local Couples Involved In Peace Justice Matters
Fritz Ulrich a 39 year old farmer from Graf ton township and Freda Schwei zer age 29 of Elvria are listed with a Justice of the Peace. Harold E. Jay a 44 year old engineer from Grafton and Estelle Schupp age 34 of Elvria are also noted with another Justice of the Peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz Ulrich
Grafton Township
Freda Schweizer
Elvria
Harold E. Jay
Grafton
Estelle Schupp
Local social notices include visits and travel
Residents and guests report lunches, funerals, and trips. Miss Gueraldine Simkins plans a weekend at her Delaware home while Mrs. W A Harris and others hosted the Social Afternoon Club in Lakewood. Attendees also note travels to Washington for inaugurations and a Florida stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gueraldine Simkins
Ohio Westeyran University
Delaware
Homse
W. A. Harris
A. P. Bates
G. M. Marsh
Perry
W. A. Hiscox
Lakewood
Norwood Baumhardt
Spruce Street
First Evangelical Church
Amherst
Lyle McQuistion
Washington, D. C
J. H. Hurst
Sixth Street
Charles Friday
James Rice
W. E. Beers
Neufercourt
Dana McGill
Lorain
August Street
Cuyahoga Falls
C. M. Johnson
Los Angeles
California
Thomas Bruce
Florida
S H. Knapp
Syracuse
New York
Mr. Knapp
Berlin Heights
Young Married Couples Bridge Club Social in Oberlin
Oberlin March 2 Members of the Young Married Couples Bridge club enjoyed a social evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Gott. Three tables played with high score to Mr. and Mrs. Rene Stang. A social hour followed with refreshments for the Stans Edison highway Solida Copperas Grove Kreis and Ward family members. The group meets again in two weeks at the Kreuger home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Maynard Gott
Rene Stang
Rene Stans
Edison Highway
James Solida
Cnper
Frank Krueger, Jr
Harlan Schramm
Francis Ward
Donald
Russia Township
Frank Kreuger
Grange Card Party at Ober to Grange Hall
A Saturday evening Grange card party at Ober to Grange hall drew many attendees. Nine tables hosted progressive Pedro with Mrs. Mary Lounsborough and Eli Hull as top players. Mrs. Earbknecht and Fred Berg won consoled prizes. The serving committee offered cherry pie a la mode rolls and coffee. Edna Knowles was named chair for the next event on March 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberto Grange Hall
Pedro
Mary Lounsbrough
Eli Hull
Earbknecht
Fred Berg
J. M. Abright
Hazel Berg
Edna Knowles
March Il
Nashs Host Dinner Party for Son Chaster Birthday
Mr and Mrs Simeon Nash entertained at a dinner Sunday in celebration of their son Chaster s birthday. Guests included Miss Hazel Potter of Virginia Miss Esther Schramm and Mr and Mrs Edward Schramm and family and Mr and Mrs Harlan Schramm and son Donald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simeon Nash
Chaster
Hazel Potter
Virginia
Harlan Schramm
Donald
Esther Schramm
Edward Schramm
Community Notes From Overlin And Nearby
Friends of Mrs Ruth Peabody report her convalescence at home in Overlin after two months in Elyria for operative treatment. Local residents visit, travel and social events are listed, including town folks in Elyria, Amherst and Oberlin with gatherings at various homes and farms.
Oberlin Grange Hosts Tribute Night and Cooking School Plans
Members of Oberlin Grange paused for a lecture hour tribute to the wives of George Washington and Abraham Lincoln during a Tuesday meeting. Nearby residents, including Mr. and Mrs. Don Watson of Wakeman, joined relatives at R. H. Reughley’s home for Sunday dinner. A cooking school is slated for Thursday and Friday March 2 and 3 at the Oberlin Grange hall with many local residents planning to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Riblets
Michigan
Don Watson
Wakeman
R. H. Reughley
Oberlin
Lorain County Farm Bureau Co op elects officers
The Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association elected officers at its organizational meeting. R. E. Campbell was named president, W. N. Hitchcock vice president, and Florence Brucker secretary and treasurer. Directors include Campbell, Hitchcock, Leimbach, Crocker, Hoskin, Youtzy, and Prosser. The bulk gasoline station near Elsmra will start operations early April with four county meetings led by W. L. Everson and a film shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association, Inc
R. E. Campbell
Pittsfield
W. N. Hitchcock
Grafton
Florence Brucker
Amherst
Campbell
Hitchcock
H. L Leimbach
Brownhelm
A. D. Crocker
Columbia
N. J. Hoskin
Eaton
J. M. Youtzy
Elyria
F. G. Prosser
Elsrna
Brownhelm School
Columbia Town Hall
Brighton Town Hall
Elyria Y. M C. A. At & P. m
W. L. Everson
Farm Bureau Oil Company
Indiana
Auto Club to Hear Prominent Men at Annual Meeting
Lorain County Automobile Club members will gather at St. Pauls church on Third Street at 6 30 p m Monday to hear speakers including former congressman James Begg on Taxation and Banking and Cleveland official Frank J Merrick on The Automobile Situation A music program will precede discussion of dissolving the club and merging with the Cleveland Automobile Club which requires formal member approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Automobile Club
St. Paul’s Church
Third Street
James Begg
Frank J. Merrick
Cleveland
Frank A. Sanford
Lorain
Fred Caley
Cleveland Automobile Club
Real Estate Transfers in Wellington and Surrounding Townships
Elizabeth Grundy transfers 80 acres on Reed road Eaton township to Alvina M Mitchell. First Wellington Bank transfers 80 acres on North Main street Wellington to Geneva Molobon Wenner. E D Snyder deceased transfers property on Middle street Wellington to Mildred Carmen. Mildred Carmen to Ruth Snyder quitclaim deed for Middle street Wellington. A D Foley transfers 18 acres in Ridgeville township to Eleanor E Foley. John P and Anna C Marinik transfer property at Lexington avenue and West Twenty ninth street Lorain to Terezia Marinik.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Grundy
Alvina M. Mitchell
Reed Road
Eaton Township
First Wellington Bank
Geneva Molobon
Wenner
North Main Street
Wellington
E. D. Snyder
Mildred Carmen
Middle Street
Ruth Snyder
A. D. Foley
Eleanor E. Foley
Ridgeville Township
John P
Anna C. Marinik
Terezia Marinik
Lexington Avenue
West Twentyninth Street
Lorain
Car damage in rear collision on Lake Avenue
A vehicle owned by S McIntire of 169 Longfellow Avenue was damaged yesterday after being struck in the rear by a car driven by W A Smythe of Cleveland which had been parked on Lake Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S McIntire
Longfellow Avenue
W. A. Smythe
Cleveland
Lake Avenur
Student claims world's largest bedroom in Indianapolis
Fort Wayne freshman Scotty Arm strong asserts he owns the world s largest bedroom in Indianapolis. The unusual boast centers on a dorm room claim that has drawn campus curiosity and local interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Incl
Scotty Armstrong
Fort Wayne
Eagle Hall Dance Friday Night Features Roush Band
Big confetti dance at Eagle Hall Friday night March 3. Everyone invited. Music by Roush and his Band. Admission 25 cents per couple, 15 cents for single.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hlyria Eagles Hall
Alusic
Roush
Armstrong's dormitory life at the university field house
Armstrong stays at the field house to sleep and study. He performs odd jobs there for the privilege and uses facilities including an indoor track and a heated pool when not sleeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University
Armstrong
Man Seeks Understanding to Gain Mastery
A man desires insight into a thing to grasp its nature and gain influence over it. He believes understanding will bring him a measure of control and capability.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nurses Alumni Assoc
Louise Penberth
Isabel Boyd
Florence Sanders
Elyma Memorial Holpital Nurses Alumni Associaton
Longfellow Street
American Legion Auxiliary County Council
DR. Alto
Bethel Shrine Auxiliary
Childrens Colas
VapoRus
Wildercraft
St. Patrick’s Candy Favors
Miss D. Wilder
Jonesville Chautauqua
Garford P. T. A
Henry Swesey
Franklin P. T. A
U. S
Hortense Curtis Entertains
Wiles Marian Cpp
Missionary TO Ching Addresses Society
ST. Andrew's Auxiliary
Dorothy Rober
T. Krb Club
Denison Avenue
Mary Lou Boley
Kathryn Nivine
Billy Struck
Columbus Street
Marcelling
Leedale’s Beauty Shop
Swearer Elk
Rebekah Lodge
Madam Harger
Cleveland St
Ohio
E. D. Schramm
Bridge Club
Meejss
Ruth Peabody
Overlin
Arthur Wangerein
Andrew Radcliff
Wilson Hauzh
Clarence Albrecht
William Gillis
Oscar Gillis
Simeon
Walter Nash
Edward Schamm
Rufus Gill
Carl Berg
Ernest Parke
George Dion
Charles Gibson
Ben Dudley
Mary Wright
Ella Hance
Mina Pitts
William Manns
Esther Manns
Youngstown
Warren
Jarrett
Collins
R. H. Keighley
Clarence Higgins
Jon Laukes
Ogantz
Bethel Shrine Aux
Carpenter’s
Cooperative
Auto Club
THE
Brown Company
Printers - Paper Merchants
Lodi Street
Butler University
Cuthura
Fleeta Smith
Rt L Nabb
Ind
Ctburg
Cuticura Laboratories
Dept. H
Maldes
Mass
West Market Fish Dept
Finuer
Elyria Savings & Trust CO
LAPIN
Elyria Fur Shoppe Inc
Middle Ave
Elyria, Ohio
South Moon
Hardy
Ned
Eyes of
Love the
Saunder’s
By Rawlings
Helen Hull Lincoln Warwick Deeping
Frank Packard
Robert Raynolds
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