Results of revival manifest in First Methodist Church
The Billy Sunday campaign drew unusually large crowds at the First Methodist Church with 654 in Sunday school and 100 men present. Morning and evening services filled the large auditorium as the choir led with Tabernacle songs and sermons on remaining worldly yet true Christian and the power of character decisions. Offerings neared six hundred dollars, including the Sunday school collection, signaling strong spiritual impact and rising church membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. FE
Shadrock
Mesback
Abedrego
PIANO RECITAL AT SUPERS NOME SATURDAY AFTERNOON
Piano pupils of Niex Lucille Hinman presented a lively recital at the Suppes home in Gulf Farms Saturday afternoon. About forty heard numbers by Misses Barbara and Martha Suppes and various performers including Silsbee, Wentz, Hamblen, and Nevin. The Elyria VFW post planned Memories Day ceremonies with drill squads. The Whoopee Club met at 118 Tannery Street with bridge prizes won by Irene Zachman and Verna Gibson. next gathering March 14 at Gladys Crombie’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niex
Lucille Hinman
Suppes
Overbrook Road
Gulf Farms
Barbara
Martha Suppes
Max van Worm
Lucille Kelly
Tannery Street
Irene Zachman
Verna Gibson
Dorothy Hoover
Mildred Hillmer
Betty Nielsen
Virginia Wicker
Gladys Crombie
Wilson, $8, Elyria. A Justice of the Peace.
A brief notice from Elyria reports a Justice of the Peace handling a matter involving the sum of eight dollars. No further names or dates are provided. The snippet indicates a local legal or civil proceeding with a monetary amount.
Shades of blue and chartreuse gain prestige amid trends
The piece notes rising status for blue and chartreuse tones in design and fashion, highlighting their evolving appeal across fabrics, interiors, and branding. It discusses how color psychology and luxury cues elevate these hues, with examples from recent collections and editorials.
inauguration In Washington today
Dr and Mrs William M Hawk were guests of friends in Cleveland yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William M. Hawk
Cleveland
Spring Fashion Displays Highlight Blues and Bright Yellows
The week features principal spring colors with a blue themed exhibit emphasizing the hue, while another display centers on gowns in yellow and chartreuse hues. The contrasts showcase a lively, season defining palette in the era’s fashion pages.
Dancing at Cascade cade Tuesday night event
Dance notice for Cascade cade on Tuesday night March 5 with admission 50 cents per couple.
Canton clubs meet in varied events around town
The McKinley Parent Teacher Association hosts an evening session at the schoolhouse with Mrs. Garry Myers of Cleveland as speaker on Obedience. Other society notices include the Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association installation and social, Lat A Lot Club with Mrs. Margaret Gruse on Adams Street, Ladies Auxiliary and Canton Lorain No 93 at the I O O F hall, the YMCA Young Men's Club, Elyrne Musical Art Society Choral Department rehearsal at St Pauls, Methodist church official board at 7 30, First Congregational church staff at 7 30, United Presbyterian Young People business meeting at 7, Y W C A Board at 5 and supper at 6 30, Mugwumps supper, and St Pauls Sunday School Council at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley Parent Teacher Association
Garry Myers
Cleveland
Ladies’ Catholic Benevolent Association
Margaret Gruse
Adams Street
Ladies’ Auxiliary of Cantons
Canton Lorain No. 93
Young Men
Elyrne Musical Art Society
St. Paul's Church
The
Methodist Church
First Congregational Church
Max Suppes
Overbrook Road
United Presbyterian Church
St Paul’s Church
Elyria Woman Society Meetings Across Town Schedule
A roundup of church and club gatherings in Elyria listing times venues and hosts. Groups include Maranatha Class with Mrs Crumley, Elizabeth Stevens Society at the Methodist church, the Women's Relief Corps past president association with Mrs Savage, Elyria Sisterhood at the Temple, VFW and Grace Lutheran activities, U P church sessions, Eagles Auxiliary, Cloverleaf Circle, Utopia Club, Triple Four Club, building committee meetings, and multiple neighborhood and lodge events. Various hosts and addresses noted for each event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maranatha
J. H. Crumley
Neuter Court
Elizabeth Stevens Society
Methodist Church
Merriman
C. V. Beazell
Elyria Sisterhood
Temple
Lake Avenue
Vv. F. W
Grace Lutheran
H. L. McKee
Winckles Street
Triple Four Club
Margaret Urig
Eleventh Street
Utopia Club
Is. L. I
Eagles
Kaiser
Highland Court
St. Paul's
Eleanore Loeffler
Board of
Elyria Women's
Neighborhood Bible Club
W. C. Snowden
Tenth Street
Elyria
Women of
Mooseheart Legion
K. of P. Hall
Elyria Lodge No
Odd Fellows Hall
Federation of the
LaPorte W. C. T. U
Alta Mira
R. H. McClure
Middle Avenue
North Side Guild of St Andrews
J. G. Wherry
Ohio Street
First Church
Suns Club
Dorothy Wilcox
Community club and society meeting notices
Round Table meets with Mr and Mrs W R Comings of West Avenue Women’s Missionary Society of the Church of Christ meets at Mrs C A Martins home 234 Eastern Height Blvd at 2 30 p m. Mystic Five Hundred club meets with Mrs Jessie Coniam Princeton Ave Daisy Club with Mrs Goeschke Oak St Pilgrim Community Women’s Association with Mrs Charles Troutman 225 Winckler and Mrs Robert Jensen assisting hostess Evening meeting W S HH Club bag meeting Lady Rowena Circle with Mrs Alta Mache Stop 7 Graton Rd St Andrews Auxiliary with Mrs Stuart Drew 507 Eas Ave Mrs Edward Talk ill assist Duckeye Bunco Club meets A Fickle Lake Ave Friendship Club has dinner Notta Card Club with Mrs Mary Jenkins 247 Second Roosevelt Parent Teacher Association meets Church Council of St Paul’s Wavers at 7 30 in the evening Gates Parent Teacher Association Senior Hit Club meets LYMOC A Upper Room Bible Class of Congregational share meets supper at 6 30 p m Bt Clair Rebekah Lodge news
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Table
W. R. Comings
West Avenue
Women’s Missionary Society of the Church of Christ
C. A. Martin
Eastern Height Boulevard
Alice B. Sieting
Will Ain
Mystic Five Hundred
Jessie Coniam
Princeton Avenue
Daisy Club
Goeschke
Oak Street
Pilgrim Community Women’s Association
Charles Troutman
Winckler
Robert Jensen
W. S. HH
Lady Rowena Circle
Alta Mache
Graton Road
St. Andrews
Re. Stuart Drew
Eas
Edward Talk Iil
A. Fickle
Lake Avenue
Friendship Club
Notta Card
Local church and society meetings invite members
J O O F ball and several church groups hold meetings across Elyria. Methodists and Congregationalists schedule afternoon and evening gatherings at Taft Memorial, First Methodist, Second Congregational, and U P churches. Legion Auxiliary, Mareball Chapter R A M, Elyria Social Club, Daughters of St Andrew, Men’s Club supper, and Woman's Association all set events with luncheons, receptions, and officer elections noted.
Community club and church meetings listed for local afternoon and evening
St John’s Lutheran Ladies Aid and many groups hold meetings across area venues including Third street school auditorium Hotel Elyria Congregational Church and G A R hall. Hostesses named Mrs Henry Woest Mrs Rich ard Munz Mrs H W Pond and Mrs Robert Davies among others.
Community Club and Society Meetings Notice
LaPonte Club meets Miss Cora Bassett on Park avenue. Inter Se Club meets Florence Golde on Lake avenue. Dorcas Society Grace Luther an church to meet at Mrs Fred Coles home 323 Louisiana avenue. American Legion Auxiliary Northwest Encampment and Women's Relief Corps meet in I O O F hall. Ely Rifle Club in West avenue club rooms. Sons and Daughters of Liberty meet in K P hall. Avenue Club reserves dinner at twelve thirty. Lake Avenue Bible School Section Fight meets at schoolhouse Tuesday evening March fifth at seven thirty. First chapter Acts of the Apostle to be the lesson. Friday Bible course with stere opticon resumes. List of questions to be returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaPonte Club
Cora Bassett
Park Avenue
Inter Se
Florence Golde
Lake Avenue
Dorcas Society of Grace Lutheran Church
Fred Cole
Louisiana Avenue
American Legion Auxiliary
Northwest
Women's Relief Corps
Ely Rifle Club
West Avenue
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
K. of P. Hall
Avenue Club
Lake Avenue Bible School
Eastern Star meeting hosts La Grange guests
About one hundred attendees gathered Friday evening as La Grange Eastern Stars were guests. Mrs Mennell of La Grange read, Mrs Hazel Brodbeck of the local order sang a solo. A junction was served late, and the regular business session preceded the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sfer
Tder
Eastern Star
la Grange
Eastern Stars
Mennell
Hazel Brodbeck
Eight Guests Dine With A. G. Bean At West 307
A. G. Bean hosted eight guests for a formal dinner Saturday evening at his home 307 West. Guests included Mr and Mrs Howard Barbour Mr and Mrs Tennis Wick Mr and Mrs Marc Roe and Mr and Mrs Henry Ingles. Senior club attends services at First Congregational Church led by Dr William Muir Auld. Ralph Kirby of Muskingum College spent the weekend in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Bean
West Avenue
Howard Barbour
Tennis Wick
Marc Roe
Henry Ingels
First Congregational Church
William Muir Auld
Ralph Kirby
Muskingum College
Elyria
John O'Brien Birthday Party at LaGrange Highlighted by Prizes
John O'Brien hosted a LaGrange birthday gathering Saturday with Bunce as the evening’s diversion and prizes awarded to Robert O'Brien, Mrs. A. Lump, Mrs. John Meyers, Alex Bruce, Harold O'Brien. Luncheon followed and the honoree received a smoking stand. notable attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Rafferty, Nichols, Roehle, A. Sump, John O'Brien Senior, Robert O'Brien, John Meyers of Elyria, Alex Bruce of Amherst, E. H. Dillman of Warren, Earl Thomson of Cleveland, F. E. Hastings, Guy Chapman of LaGrange, and Harold O'Brien of Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O’brien
LaGrange
Bunce
Robert O’brien
A. Lump
John Meyers
Alex Bruce
Harold O’brien
John Rafferty
Russell Nichols
Thomas Roehle
A. Sump
Elyria
Amherst
E. H. Dillman
Warren
Earl Thomson
Cleveland
F. E. Hastings
Guy Chapman
Lorain
Elyria Social Club Hosts Dance and Card Party
The Elsha Social Club gathered at the K. of P. hall for a weekly Whist and Bunco night with a large turnout. Whist prizes went to B. Phillips, Jack Kidd, Mr. Lurkard, Mrs. Stewart, Miss Ann Butler, and Mrs. B. Phillips. Bunco awards to Mr. Shrubsole, Mr. Hutchison, Carl Shubert, Mrs. Edwards, Mrs. H. Noeznick, and Mrs. Bartiome. Dancing and refreshments followed, and Miss Mary Penman of Clark Street will entertain the Social Club Committee at her home Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Elsha Social Club
K. of P. Hall
Bunco
B. Phillips
Jack Kidd
Lurkard
Stewart
Ann Butler
Shrubsole
Hutchison
Carl Shubert
Edwards
H. Noeznick
Charles Smith Surprised On Birthday At Fairmount Street
Charles Smith of Fairmount street was surprised Saturday evening with a birthday party featuring music and cards. Prizes went to Mrs. Mundrick and E. Ingwer first, with others placing. guests departed after a late-hour celebration and a gift was presented to Mr. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Smith
Fairmount Street
Admissions and discharges listed for Cleveland and Lorain
Admissions include Robert Daniels John Hegedus and William Koonacki in Cleveland entries list Mrs Everett Whittier William Ehricke Elizabeth Yoder. Discharges note Truman Carmel and several women with babies in Grafton and Cleveland area entries. Lorain also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Daniels
John Hegedus
William Koonacki
Osage Avenue
Cleveland
Everett Whittier
Lake Avenue
William Ehricke
Third Street
Elizabeth Yoder
Grant Street
Truman Carmel
Pasadena Avenue
David Hall
Grafton
Howard Cowley
Chauncey Kollechtges
Edward Lebisy
Clinton Avenue
John Bellingham
Cleveland Street
Mike Ruiz
East 28Th Street
Lorain
Mr and Mrs F A Derck Entertain At Home
The Jolly Pedro club was entertained Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Derck of Bellfield avenue. Eight games of pedro were in progress with prizes awarded to Mesdames F. Derck John Smith and Ror Turness and Messrs John Smith Roy Turness and Ed Smith. A luncheon course followed. In two weeks Mr. and Mrs. John Smith of Byington Court will entertain at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Derck
Jolly Pedro Club
Bellfield Avenue
Pedro
Mesdames F. Derck
John Smith
Ror Turness
Roy Turness
Ed Smith
Byington Court
Increased Interest in Church of Christ C E
Increased interest was shown at the Christian Endeavor meeting of the Church of Christ last evening. Erwin Bates led an animated discussion on recruiting for Christ. A large attendance is hoped for next Sunday with a speaker, and singing led by Mrs. Selling and Robert Burns. The invitation extends to the city’s young people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF Christ C. E
Christian Endeavor
Church of Christ
Erwin Bates
Christ
Selling
Robert Burns
Ridgeville Grange Stag Party Planned for March Sixth
Ridgeville Grange men announce a stag party to be held Wednesday evening March sixth in the Grange hall. The event is open to all men with free entertainment and lunch to follow. In other notes, the Yeoman Card Club met at the home of Mr and Mrs Joseph Massey with eight Pedro games at six tables. Prizes went to Mrs E L Booth and Charles Simmons first, Mrs Charles Slater and Joseph Massey second, and Mrs Gus Erickson and Earl Hax yer third. Light refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville Grange
Grange Hall
Yeoman Card Club
Joseph Massey
Pedro
E. L. Booth
Charles Simmons
Charles Slater
Gus Erickson
Earl Haxyier
Coonrad
West River Street
Chearies Simmons
Notable Local Individuals and Occupations
A list of residents with ages and jobs appears, including Vere Harding a 45 year old carpenter from Olmisted Fails Esther Pratt 52 a teacher from North Ridgeville Rev Cable Herbert Jeambert 34 a Lorain gasoline salesman Marie Merers 18 Lorain Elyria machine operator Dorothy Fox 21 Elyria and others such as Rev Mertens Car Dages 21 Lorain and Millie Cox 16 Elyria with various professions and affiliations noted by a Justice of the Peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vere Harding
Carpenter
Esther Pratt
North Ridgeville
Cable
Herbert Jeambert
Lorais
Marie Merers
Lorain
Mertens
Car Dages
Elyria
Dorothy Fox
Frank Troxel
Betty Walker
Forler
John J. Rick
Amherst
Millie Cox
William Kennebeck
Cabie
Local personals readers note weekend visits and travel
Elyria area residents and visitors are listed with weekend and ongoing travels. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Widener and son Ebert of Medina visit Elyria friends. Perry and Nielsen families range from Third Street to Cleveland. Miss Marian Peabody, NY C A secretary, will speak at local YWCA meetings. several locals attend events in Oberlin and Columbus. a birth is reported at Elyria Memorial Hospital. staff nurses Eileen Hastings and Carol Cooper are noted at St. John’s Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Widener
Son Ebert
Medina
Elyria
Ebert
West Avenue
Virginia Krantz
Cleveland
E. D. Nielsen
Stanford Avenue
Knowles
R. W. Bennett
Loudonville
Ohio
W. L. Fay
Washington Avenue
N. BC
Nielsen
Marian Peabody
National Y. W. C. A
New York City
Edith Murchison
Norwalk
Frank Beal
Ennie Street
C. J. Orth
Cleveland Street
Dunkirk
New York
Edith McCarthy
Earl Hastings
Furnace Street
Alan van Wormer
Chicago School of Art
Reno van Wormer
Broad Street
Grace McCullough
Oberlin College
H. B. McCullough
Oberlin Road
Paul Peter Reese
Ohio Street
Arizona
California
Curtis Browning
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Lloyd Funk
Beynoldsburg
Robert W. Funk
Eileen Hastings
Carol Cooper
St. John’s Hospital
Oscar Townsend
New Lexington
Alpha A. Wright
A. L. Garford
Columbus Street
Latest Styles In New York Styles Emphasize Black and White Fashion
The vogue of black and white dominates spring displays with variations from pajamas to formal wear. An evening gown of white molto taffeta is shown with a black velvet wrap lined in white and trimmed with fur. The little black silk jacket suits pair with white silk blouses and black monograms or piping.
Mission Sermons At St Peters Church Elyria
The Catholic Mission will be given by Rev Father Girard Bridge O S B at St Peters Church N Ridgeville from Sunday March 3 to 10 inclusive. Evening services at 7 45 P M Morning Masses at 5 30 and 8 50. A large store of religious articles and books has opened in the church basement at reasonable prices, open before and after all services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Girard Bridge
St. Peters Church
N. Ridgeville
Elyria
Wainwright's Florists Open Daily Despite Notice
A local florist announces continued daily operation at Wainwright's Florists with contact phone 3227 for fresh arrangements and flowers, clarifying they remain open despite a notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wainwright’s
Hughes Provision Market
Dental Announcement for Dr C S Kelsey
Dr C S Kelsey now located on the 10th floor Loralo County Bank Building. Years of experience in all kinds of plate work. Quick service on repairs. Phone 2490.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Kelsey
Loralo County Bank
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Sarah Thomas
Hamblen
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Schaefer
Ruth Koplin
Wright
Doris Barder
Chalfant
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Barbara Suppes
Etude Arabesque
Rogers
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Rising Sun
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the Star
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Minuet
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Chanson
Friml
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Mendelssohn
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Polichinelle Rachmaninoff
Faith Wilford
Mozart
Ruth Gill
Chaminade
Kreisler
Impromptu
Rheinhold
Liszt
Mary Seward
Elyria Post No
Turner Block
Wilson
Ney
Jefferson Parent Teacher Association
Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Taft Mamorial
First Methodist Church
Second Congregational Church
Harry Pickett
Garvin Avenue
Lorain County Council of American Legion Auxiliary
Mareball
R A. M
Mary Penman, Clark Sr
Daughters of St. Andrew
Jack Jobson
East Avenue
St. Andrew's Church
Woman's Association
U. P. Church
St John's Lutheran Ladies Aid
Henry Woest
Richard Munz
Democrat Women's Club
Franklin Parent Teacher Association
Hamilton Parent Teacher Association
Young People
Congregational Church
H. W. Pond
Robert Davies
West Side Guild of
St. Andrew’s Church
Ridgway
River Road
A. Marotti
BE. Street
Charlotte Brooks
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
G. A R. Hall
War Veterans and Auxiliary
K. of C. Hair
Business and Industrial Women’s
Methodist
Girls Friendly Society of
Woman's Missionary Society of
U. P
S. H Strickler
Fifth Street
Baptist Church
LaPorte Ladies Aid
Miss Pitkin
Grafton Road
Eastern Star Meeting
AL G. Bean
John O'Brien
Robert Loomis
Boston Avenue
Calvin Loomis
District Five
Bapitst
Baptist
Dr. Spieth
D. C
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Phillip Perry
R. D. Perry
Third Eatreet
Mrs. Carson
Oberlin
the Hygienic Products CO
Caxton, Ohio
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F. M. Sponsellor
Elgris Savings & Trust
Milton L. Parrish
Swift
Elyria Fur
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South Pole
Bay of What
Sidney Gleason
Maytag Company
Newton
Iowa
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Maytag Radio Peeve
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