Phillips Celebrates 30 Years Owning Elyria Drug Store
C W Phillips marks three decades in Elyria business guiding the downtown drug store begun in 1907 after taking over the Dykeman shop. He expanded to a west side store, joined Rexall in 1927, modernized stock and services, added a photo department with early color work, and held civic posts in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Philips
Elyria
Phillips
H. A. Dykeman Drug Plate
Divad Street
Court Street
Phillipa Can
Day Drug Company
Akron
Ohio Northern University College of Pharmacy
Dykeman
William Park
Perry Koplin
Philips
Rexall
Desish
Eastman Kodaks
Photographic
Fkasttian Kodaks
France
Kodak
Elyrians
Popular Mechanics
Toledo
Elyria Chamber
Jack Kathe
Temple Drug Store
Park Wooster
J. A. Ebert
Wagner
Baker's Drug Store
E. A. Hague
Funeral Rites for Joseph Ppystole Held in Amherst
Funeral services for Joseph T. Ppystole were conducted at Baker Funeral Home Amherst with Rev B H Ryan officiating. Pallbearers included William Annis George Kohler Arthur Engle Isaac Thompson Fred Moser and M C Kendeigh. Interment at Evergreen Cemetery. Also Lent services planned at St John Evangelical and Reformed Nativity Church with Rev R J Steiger. Royal Neighbors gathering at Swiss Halls hosted by Mrs Sam Sack and Mrs Peter Ammenshouser. American Legion Post No 197 to meet Friday evening. P T A held its March meeting in the school auditorium with routine business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Joseph T. Ppystole
Baker Funeral Home
B. H. Ryan
Methodist Church
R. H. Wearn
William Annis
George Kohler
Arthur Engle
Isaac Thompson
Fred Moser
M. C. Kendeigh
Evergreen Cemetery
O. H. Baker
C. E. Schmidt
St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
the Nativity Church
R. J. Steiger
Boysal Neighbor Lodge
Sam Sack
Peter Ammenhouser
Oberlin College Band Delights at Evening Program
Mrs. H. E. presided as the meeting transacted. After adjournment a very fine program was given by the Oberlin College matching band. Refreshments were served to the band later in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. “Foors
Oberlin College
Avon High School Concert Program Preview
Avon March 4 concert at Avon High School features a Band Concert with selections by Klohr Brahms Strauss and Korsakov including Trombone Solo and Air Vari, plus a Musical Varieties program with orchestra, vocal solos, duets and ensembles. Brief items note Rollin Jameson and Mrs. Ben Walker visiting Elyria relatives and other local visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AVON
Avon High School
John N. Klohr
G. E. Holmes
Joh Brahms
W. FE. Barnes
Charles Harlicek
Ed. Chenette
Vienna Woods
Joh Strauss
Frank A. Panella
Phillips Drug Store marks 30 years in Elyria business
Proprietor W. Phillips celebrates the thirtieth anniversary of entering Elyria business life by purchasing the Phillips Drug Store in 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Phillips
Elyria
Co. W. Phillips
Phillips Drug Store
Local Manager P J Howard Noted for Long Service
Local manager P J Howard of the Phillips Drug Store is widely known for his long service at the popular drug establishment.
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Phillips Drug Store
Phillips
P. J. Howard
Jong
Popular Drug Establishment
Ladies Aid Meeting Plans Church Society Supper
The Ladies' Aid of the Baptist Church held an all day quilting event at the church parlors on Wednesday. A pot-luck dinner was served at noon. In the afternoon the group decided to host a Society supper at the home of Mr and Mrs BE Beidler on March 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid of the Baptist Church
BE. W. Beidler
St. Paw? Lutheran Church
Emery Redman
Cleveland Avenue
Teachers' Association to Meet at Henrietta School
Henrietta News Notes reports the Teachers' Association will hold an event at the school building on Wednesday evening March 10 with Rev Waetzel to speak and special music provided. The M E prayer service and official board meeting follow Thursday evening at Mrs Anna Wittenbach's home. Several local families visited others Sunday, including Becker, Latteman, Bohn, and Ries households, with guests from Elyria Kipton Berea Wellington and Kipton.
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Parent Teachers’ Association
Waetzel
Anna Wittenbach
Katie Burke
Cleveland
Claire Hollis
Lydia Portman
Elyria
Barbara Angersbach
Ed Hausen
Haussen
Christ Schwabi
Lucille
George Haag
Berea
Mary Becker
Rudolph Krieg
W. D. Whitney
Butler Road
Adaline
Genenabell Becker
Ananda Bauman
John Geissendoerfer
Charles Latteman
Fred Lattteman
John Bohn
Ray Brown
Orlo Coven and Gons
Wire
Ira Kiplinger
Kipton
Franklin Simonson
Wellington
Theodore Ries
Myron
Local social notes from Brownhelm and nearby towns
Mrs. Margaret Peck Mrs Frances Horn and Mrs Parker Baird of Brownhelm called on Mrs Elmer Portman Sunday. Mr and Mrs Max Coates and son of Cleveland were dinner guests Sunday of his parents Mr and Mrs Harold Coates. Mrs John Born fell at her home. Oscar Zurcher spent Monday in Columbus on business. Arthur Gegenheimer Elyria called on his mother Mrs Lena Gegenheimer Saturday. Mr and Mrs Robert Haff and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Peck
Frances Horn
Parker Baird
Brownhelm
Elmer Portman
Max Coates
Cleveland
Harold Coates
John Born
Oscar Zurcher
Columbus
Arthur Gegenheimer
Elyria
Lena Gegenheimer
Robert.Haff
Carlen Rogers
Lorain
Sanday
Jessa Portman
Co. C. Sanders
Mattie Sanders
Harold Sanders
Donna May
Amherst
Sandusky
Fayette Page
Martha Lee Harris
Loralin
Ella May Dudley
Shal‘eraville
A. L. Dudley
Nelson Reusser
Albert Reusser
Idella Munn
Rocky River
Walter Kropf
Axtel
Louis Delefield
Katie Burke
Barbara Angersbach
John Geissendoerfer
Anna W
M. G. Johnson
Oberlin
John Hostettler
Ralph McDowell
Rex Lees
Hattie Crawford
Vivian
Helen Rozsos
Claire Hollis
C. H. Currier
Sunny
Vern Zilch
Adam Horn
Gust Romby
Lakewood
Elmer Portman and Gon
Ed Harrison
Evan Walker
John Smith
Charles Cook
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Sunday Guests and Visits Across Lorain to Oberlin and Elyria
Local residents list Sunday visits and guests across Lorain Amherst Elyria Oberlin and nearby towns. Families including Rogers Sanders Dudley Kimmel Wyttenbach and others called on relatives and shared meals with multiple households. A final adage reflects on prediction and human behavior.
Reisinger Family Honor Anniversary With Dinner in Medina
Mr and Mrs D G Reisinger and family attended the observed anniversary of Mrs Reisinger’s parents Mr and Mrs F O Weidner in Medina on Saturday evening. A four course dinner was served to thirty six guests, with gold color theme and a three tier decorated wedding cake centerpiece. A short program followed featuring piano selections by Miss Fanchion Schneider and violin pieces by Fred Reisinger along with readings. The Rev O G Teunan gave a blessing and address. Guests hailed from multiple cities including Medina Cleveland Grafton Columbus Toledo and Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belden
D. G. Reisinger
Bath Wedidas
O. G. Teunan
Medina
Cleveland
Grafton
Columbus
Toledo
Detroit
West View Lodge card party and Easter bake sale
Snowshine Rebekah Lodge No. 393 plans a card party Friday evening March 5 at the LOF hall. Committee: Mrs. Willie Schuster, Mrs. Hazel Hecker, Mrs. Greta Schultz and Mrs. Mildred Elster. An Easter bake sale is set for Saturday afternoon March 27 at Schultz's Motor Sales Rooms in Olmsted Falls. Committees: Mesdames Schuster, Elster, Schultz, Hecker and Koepke.
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West View
Snowshine Rebekah Lodge No
LO. O. F. Hall
Illie Schuster
Hazel Hecker
Greta Schultz
Mildred Elster
Schultz
Olmsted Falls
Mesdames Schuster
Elster
Hecker
Koepke
Olmsted Town Carers Fall To Pennzoils In Cleveland
The Olmsted Town Carers lost 27 to 42 to the Pennzoils at Prospect Gym in Cleveland Sunday evening. Pennzoils extend to 31st win in 35 contests. Olmsted players include Fenderbush, Biddulph, I. Hall, O. Creager, G. Ingersoll, B. Miller, Demaline, and Reinekker. Olmsted tied Avon Lake for first in the first half of the Suburban League. Also reported a shower for Mrs. Roy Wilcox hosted by Mrs. H. Schuster and mentions Misses Wanda Philby, Mary Geott, Ethel Ingersoll, Eileen Bod-?
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Olmsted
Pennzoils
Cleveland
Prospect Gym
Fenderbush
Biddulph
I. Hall
Creager
G. Ingersoll
B. Miller
Demaline
Reinecker
Avon Lake
W. M. Missionary Society
Roy Wilcox
H. Schuster
Wanda Philby
Mary Geott
Ethel Ingersoll
Eileen Bod
Amherst community events and church activities March 4
Amherst notes list a hospital auxiliary organization meeting at the high school gym, Bible classes at St Peter's and the Methodist church, choir rehearsal moved to seven, and plans for a maple syrup luncheon on March 17 with entertainment, tea leaves reading, antique display and bake sale. Also reports on local visits, residents’ movements, and social gatherings in Amherst and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
A. P. Roth
St. Peter's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Fred Holzhauer
East Street
Clayton Hollingsworth
Frances Jaeger Asainting
Elmer Gall
Clarence Farschman
Ladies’ Society
The
Congregational Church
Harris Street
Naval Business
W. W. Marshall
Rochester church notes and brief obituary items
The Harmonical Society meets Friday in the Methodist church basement with dinner. The Center Society was hosted at Mrs. James Langon’s home. Brighton charge sessions drew a solid turnout with Rev. Saterwhite at the sermon. Clergy Wagar and Patrick attended. Mrs. Walter Lee sang. Baptist congregation joined the morning service. Brief: Rev. H. H. Patrick learned of his grandmother’s death near Mount Vernon and traveled for services. Edgar Patrick returned home.
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Rochester
Harmonical Society of the Methodist Church
Center Society
James Langon
Brighton
Schot
John Saterwhite
Oberlin
Clarksfield
V. W. Wagar
Patrick
Rev. Wagar
Walter Lee
Baptist
H. H. Patrick
Mount Vernon
Edgar
Local Notes of Visitors and Family Gatherings
A string of short items records visits and passages of relatives and friends. Albert Parker and family moved to the Scott Bindinger house. Charles Parker visited Dora Doty in Ruggles. Gerald Bradford attended a birthday at Mrs. Charles Friend in Wellington. the Ewells spent a weekend with grandparents the E. D. Thompsons. Paul Jewett hosted weekend guests from Cleveland and Toledo. Jennie Geisler and son visited her Toledo grandparents the Barneses. Leona Kime and LeConklins hosted several days. Earl Merrill and Wade Knapp visited. Dorothy Hipp Kathy ryn and Viola Snyder joined cousins. Florence Barr in Columbus called on locals. multiple illnesses noted in the community. Lloyd Handley and daughter visited Parker home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Parker
Scott Biddinger
Charles Parker
Dora Doty
Ruggles
Carl Bradford
Gerald
Friendly Five Club
Charles Friend
Wellington
Betty
Dale Ewell
E. D. Thompson
Leona Kime
Lod
Carrie Conklin
Lee Conklins
Earl Merrill
Brighton
Wade Knapp
Dorothy Hipp
Nova
Kathyryn
Viola Snyder
Lillian Snyder
Ralph Rowland
Philip Wetzel
Lorain
Rowland
Florence (Kirkland) Barr
Columbus
Mattie Hodgkin
Clu Cowie
Arthur Jewett
Lloyd Handley
Elyria
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Rollin Jameson
Ben Walker
Jennie Nead
John Jameson
Wilson Jameson
Theodore
Big Ben Lump
Murbach Coal
Howard
OyNey
H. W. Dykeman
Stockhaus of
Henrietta
Mark
Fred Reisinger
MaryJorie Reisinger
Cleveland Heights
Mary Kitlip
A. C. Coueney
Blanche
Florence
Rita Rothgery
Jeanne Wise
Henry Drage
Hattie Zacharals
J. H. Barnum
J. B. Porteous
Walter Peak
Esther Gest
Bertha Gest
Ora Crocker
Columbia
Charles Gest
Wilmer Zacharais
Valley City
Fred Walker
Henry Droege
Droege
Charles Anderson
Central Book Store
St. Peter's
Evangelical and Reform
Independence
Mary Sturgensky
Mary Scott
John Stone Sr
Mary Miletzek
Ray Percell
Ray Cilif
J. M. Chapin
Gordon Richards
Bender Co
J. A. Richards
Anna Hermann
Leslie Wilcox
Kenton
Leroy Wilcox
W. M
Harold Schuster
Harold Hall
R. F. Hermann
Holmes
Taylor
Marguerite
Caimi
John Rica
Geri i Mar Moetning
Mra
Berlin Heights
Knights of Pythias
Knights
F. E. Eastman
Wake
Hfe
Canada
F. Dee
Kari Kaley
W. Miller
Armin Schroeder
Elgris
Hilma Carlson
Frank Mischka
Brighton Parish
E. F. Whitney
Magic Chef
Broad Street
Will
City Cab
Howard Peters
Broadway
Rees
Gandose
Blic
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