Young Men's Club Plans Cleveland Trip
The club will travel to Cleveland next Monday evening to attend a basketball game and share supper, replacing the regular meeting. J C George spoke on twenty five years of changes and traced life on earth from reptiles to mammals, highlighting Man's rise and posing Will The Age of Man Disappear. He cited insect life growth and insectivorous bird decline from government reports, urging protection of useful birds.
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Cleveland
J. C. George
Ualos
Women of Mooseheart Legion Card Party Evening
Women of Mooseheart Legion host a card pit event this evening at the K of P Hall featuring Pedro and Bunco. Public invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mooseheart Legion
K. of P. Hall
Pedro
Bunco
Community Club and Church Meetings Schedule
Tonight many groups meet in Elyria including Naranath class with Mrs J H Crumley at 118 Neuter Court and Elizabeth Stevens Society at the Methodist church with a 5 30 business session and 6 o clock supper. Other gatherings cover Elyria Sisterhood Temple Lake avenue Grace Lutheran teachers Utopia Club and more with times from 7 to 8 30 o clock and various hostesses.
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Naranaths
J. H. Crumley
Neuter Dourt
Elizabeth Stevens Society
Methodist Church
St. Paul's
Eleanore Loeffler
Lake Avenue
Neighborhood Bible Club
W. C. Snowden
Tenth Street
Elyria
Women of
Mooseheart Legion
K. of P. Hall
Elyria Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Federation of the
R. H. McClure
Middle Avenue
Suni Club
Dorothy Wilcox
Youth Society meets for special church gathering
The Young People's Society of United Presbyterian held a special meeting at the church last evening led by Robert Sherard. Plans discussed for a possible membership drive. Next regular meeting is slated for March thirty first. Flora Hoak hosted luncheon for Mr and Mrs Huffman of Cleveland. they plan to move to New York City. Dr and Mrs Frask Humphreys hosted an organ fund benefit at their Middle Avenue home. Mugwumps of the YWCA met for a supper in the gymnasium with Miss Marjorie Smith and Miss Mabel Sanders as hostesses. March eighteenth hosts to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Church
Young People’s Society of the United Presbyterian Church
Robert Sherard
Flora Hoak
Eighth Street
Max Huffman
Cleveland
Huffman
New York City
Marjorie Smith
Mabel Sanders
Local clubs set meetings and events this week
Elyria Post 1079 V F W auxiliary plans an entertainment and card party in Turner Block on Thursday night March 7 with a buffet luncheon afterward. Gates P T A meets Wednesday at 3 30 pm to hear Milton Y M C A secretary on Boys. Second Congregational Division A meets at 2 pm with Mrs E A Smith. Sons of Veterans Past Presidents Club hosts at Mrs Claycomb’s home March 6. Woman's Foreign Missionary Society meets Wednesday at 2 30 pm at Taft Memorial Home with Mrs Van Dusen and Mrs Anthony singing. Clues collected and self denial week envelopes arranged. Bible Club Two C D meets at Mrs Poor’s 335 Lodi St. Hamilton P T A meets Thursday at 3 pm with a review by Mrs Honestine. A Schilleman presents Historical Events with Dr Bevard and Walter Smith at Lake Ave School on Wednesday Stop Seven at 8 pm. Masonic Club dances Thursday March Seventh at the Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Turner Block
Gates P. T. A. Wills
Milton
Canton
Ohio
Second Congregational Church
E. A. Smith
Parkview Court
The
Sons of Veterans
Claycomb
Fourth Street
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
Taft Memorial
West Avenue
Hamilton Parent Teacher Association
E. J. Honestine
A. ©. Schilleman
R. R. Bevard
Walter Smith
Lake Avenue
Masonic Club
Temple
Y W C A Board Meeting in Elyria Introduces Miss Peabody
Mrs. George Stevens Jr presided at the monthly Elyria Y W C A meeting with Miss Peabody national secretary visiting. Reports on Girl Reserve, physical education and Junior Life Savers were presented, with plans for future membership drive and regional conferences discussed.
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George Stevens, JR
Miss Peabody
Nat
The
Association
Mrs. Stevens
Elyria
Miss Cratty
Miss Kinison
Girl Reserve
Miss Brown
Physical Education Department
Red Cross
Washington
United States
George Johnson
Henry Ingersoll
George Sterens
H. OH. Stiffler
Donald Granger
Dow Baird
Henry Ingersoll Sr
Arthur C. Hutbust
J. E. Thatcher
H. W. Tibball
D. W. McCleod
World Fellowship
George Joburon
Charles Cushing
John Faxon
Robert Crebore
Harry Crandall
Adele Brown
James Hewitt
W. 5. Timms
Arthur C. Hudnett
Evening church meetings draw accessions at Church of Christ
Rev W C Fowler speaks on salvation as church events grow with new members. Mrs Alice B Seiring's solos move listeners, praised by Madam Schumann Heink as a rope of pearls. Seiring toured the US five months with Heink, singing nightly. Mrs Selling offered hymns last Sunday and again last night with Its just like His great Love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
W. C. Fowler
Alice B. Seiring
Madam Schumann-Heink
Miss Margaret Butler Whist Party at Third Street Home
Miss Margaret Butler and Mrs. Ellen Butler hosted a whist party last evening at their Third Street home. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Robert McKelvie, Mrs. Richard Penman, Miss Jennie McKelvie, Harvey Groll, and Clarence Hines. A luncheon followed the games with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Richard Penman, Mr. and Mrs. Robert McKelvie, and Miss Mary Penman.
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Margaret. Butler
Ellen Butler
Third Street
Robert McKelvie
Richard Penman
Jennie McHelvie
Harvey Groll
Clarence Hines
Mary Penman
Jennie McKelvie
First Congregational church school hosts at Gulf Farms
Mrs. Max Suppes welcomed church school staff at her Overbrook road home Gulf Farms. Mr Auld spoke on Christ's Thought of Prayer. A brief business session followed by refreshments and social hour. Next meeting set for April first at Miss Margaret Hewitt Park avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Suppes
First Congregational Church
Overbrook Road
Gulf Farms
Auld
Margaret Hewitt
Park Avenue
Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association Installs Officers
Officers for the new year were installed at the Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association meeting held last evening in the K of C ball. Three candidates were initiated. Plans were made for a card party after Easter and for delegates to the June Atlantic City convention, to be chosen next meeting. A social time followed.
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Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association
C. Ball
Tero
Lalso
Atlantic City
Canton Lorain No 93 Lodge and Auxiliary Meeting
Canton Lorain No 93 and the Auxiliary met with good attendance. Both lodges held business sessions with many members reported ill. Afterward the men joined the ladies for a social time and it was decided a tureen supper would be served at the next meeting on March eighteenth.
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Canton Lorain No
Reverend Keeler to Speak at Wednesday Service
Wednesday night at 4:50 the Rev Keeler of Akron will preach. Dr Keeler, noted for unusual ability, will address the public. Holy Communion is scheduled for Thursday morning at 1¢. Friday afternoon features a Children's service. Mayor Hewitt Ely P T A meeting featured Mayor James A Hewitt speaking on City Management with Miss Neille Mantle presiding. Third and Seventh grades provided music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keeler
Akron
James A. Hewitt
Ely P. T. A
Notice to Home Buyer from W E Patton Real Estate Broker
Buyer notice offers consulting services from W E Patton Real Estate Broker at 31 3rd St near T M Cc. The broker advertises a nice set of homes for the spring trade and invites inquires for property purchases.
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W. E. Patton
Vincent PTA March Meeting Plans Lunches and Film Fund
The Vincent PTA met in the auditorium with good attendance. Plans were made to serve hot lunches in the new kitchen and host a March 15 movie to fund a moving picture machine. An old fashioned album party was discussed for later in the year and Mrs. C. R. Bennett praised attendees for the chicken supper success at the Niles PTA conference. Refreshments were served. PROGRAM OF VIOLIN MUSIC TO BE PRESENTED An evening of violin music arranged by Alvin Bemis will be at the First Congregational church Wednesday at eight. The program features Bach to Friml with duets by Mrs. Bemis, a Mozart sonata, and solo works by Kriesler, Massenet, Friml, and Dvorak. Performers include Ruth Adams, Bernice Jackson, Johnny Roberts, violinists, Gladys McCullough, Walter Hinkle, pianist.
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Vincent P.T. A
C. R. Bennett
Niles P.T. A
Alvin Bemis
First Congregational
Bach
Rudolph Friml
Gladys McCullough
Walter Hinkle
Laf-A-Lot host Mrs Gruse hosts Laf-A-Lot club night
Mrs Margaret Gruse of Adams street entertained the Laf-A-Lot Club at her home with five hundred as the main game. Prizes went to Mrs Mabel Freeman first, Mrs Edna Lysaght second, and Mrs Freda Blackwell consolation. Refreshments were served late. Mrs Haag will host in two weeks. The First M E Church notes announce a mid week service at 7 30 with special music and a discussion of The Church and Church Membership. A follow up meeting for those uniting next Sunday morning will be held. attendance for instruction is essential.
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Margaret Gruse
Adams Street
Mabel Freeman
Edna Lysaght
Freda Blackwell
Haag
Hinkle Court
M. E
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges Listed
Admissions include Mrs. Lester Brant of Valley City Ohio Frank Skelnys of Lorain at 334 West 31st Mrs Theodore Regal of 102 Harvard Steve Demeter at 88 Woodford Ave Mrs John Burke of 506 Dewey Ave and James Neal of 165 North Street Discharges note Mrs Robert Renton and baby boy at 15 Phelps Court Miss Bertha Schott at 6103 Superior Avenue Cleveland Phillip Bohley at 701 Neville Street Cleveland
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Lester Brant
Valley City
Ohio
Frank Skelnys
West 31St
Lorain
Theodorre Regal
Harvard
Steve Demeter
Woodford Ave
John Burke
Dewey Avenue
James Neal
North Street
Robert Renton
Phelps Court
Bertha Schott
Superior Avenue
Cleveland
Phillip Bohley
Neville Street
Shroyer Read Wedding Announced In Quiet Ceremony
A quiet wedding was solemnized Saturday afternoon at four at the home of Mr and Mrs L Shroyer of Middle Avenue when their daughter Ruth Blanche Shroyer became the bride of Adrian Read, son of Mr and Mrs Clifford Read of South Middle Avenue, Rev R T Ketcham of the First Church officiated.
Simple Baptist Wedding in Ohio Home
The ceremony attended by close family and friends featured a blue satin dress with taco accessory and pink roses. Bridesmaid Jane Schroyer wore silk lavender crepe and carried pink sweet peas. Carroll Read served as best man. A wedding supper followed for thirty guests. The couple plans a northern Ohio wedding trip and will live with the groom's parents on South Middle Avenue after May 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Jane Schroyer
Carroll Read
Birthday Bunco Fete Honors Miss Irene Ernst
Friends gathered at the home of Miss Irene Ernst for her twenty first birthday with bunco as the main diversion. Prizes went to Miss Lillian Roth and Aston Root, while Mrs Arthur Gubeno and Leverto Hastings were consoled. Refreshments were served to a wide group including Mr and Mrs Arthur Bryden Mr and Mrs Agron Root and guests Thelma Gleason Irene Ernst Morton Hastings Leverto Hastings Lyle Cunningham Clifford McDaniel and Carl Fillmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Ernst
Hhovor
Bunco
Lillian Roth
Aston Root
Arthur Gubeno
Leverto Hastings
Miss Ernst
Arthur Bryden
Agron Root
Lettie Esias
Thelma Gleason
Messrs
Morton Hastings
Lyle Cunningham
Clifford McDaniel
Carl Fillmore
Local Personal News and Travel Notices
Mr and Mrs Ray Bruck of Youngstown visit the Rothe home on Furnace Street Kenneth Chapman of West Avenue i leaves for Lansing Michigan on a business trip Joseph Feeley rising with National Tube Company and Lorain works departs tomorrow for Boston Massachusetts to take a position He is living at the YMCA Carl Cushing of Indianapolis was guest of his mother Mrs Charles Cushing of Fifth Street last week Mr and Mrs Maxwell French and daughter have moved in
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Bruck
Youngstown
Rothe
Furnace Street
Kenneth Chapman
West Avenue i
Lansing
Michigan
Joseph Feeley
National Tube Company
Lorain Works
Boston
Massachusetts
Fealey
Carl Cushing
Indianapolis
Charles
Notable Local Social and Intercity Visits
Devon Apartments residents and visitors mingle as Mrs Ray Johnson hosts guests from New London while Mrs James Guthrie travels to Dayton for Mrs Katharine Wright Haskell’s funeral. Local figures include Frank Wilcox’s athletic honors at Baldwin Wallace and others attending events in Cleveland and Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devon
Third Street
Ray Johnson
New London
H. R. Wright
James Guthrie
Dayton
Katharine Wright Haskell
Kansas City
Haskell
Orgilla Wright
Guthrie
T. H. Saunders
F. P. Buss
Cleveland
A. W Peters
Middle Avenue
Frank Wilcox
M. M. Wilcox
Beverly Court
Baldwin-Wallace College
Theta Alpha Phi
Pennsylvania
Ohio
H. J. Durst
Devon Apartments
Chicago
The
Coal Corporation
Merit MacGreggor
Watertown
New York
Oberlin College
Homer Wilford
Ninth Street
J. Bernard Bernstein
Elyria
Lydia Raymond
Roy J. Chase
Lockport
George Rich
Earl Brown
Ohio Street
New York City
Lowell Raymond
United
Marmola Weight Loss Formula Promises Natural Results
A vintage ad urges readers to skip fat and claim a scientific plan to shed excess weight. It touts Marmola as the natural solution, offering a one dollar box and claiming visible results without fear or danger.
Funeral and births noted in Elyria region
States Veterans Bureau in Cleveland attended the funeral of Mrs. George Rich yesterday. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. John Burke of 606 Dewey Avenue at Elyria Memorial hospital this morning. Attending the Rich funeral were Mr. and Mrs. Irving W. Metcalf Miss Marian Metcalf Mr. and Mrs. Wilmot W. Metcalf Richard Metcalf and Miss Alice Little of Oberlin. Miss Florence Schwind of West Second Street has been at the Hairdressers Convention at Hotel Statler in Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. George Beauchamp and their Detroit family are visiting Mrs. Edna Todd in Elyria this weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Statler
Cleveland
George Beauchamp and Son
Detroit
Elyria
Edna Todd
Our garages save you real money.
A concise sale note touts low prices and affordable garages with system built quality. It mentions cash or terms and provides a contact phone number 43534.
Dental Announcement for Dr. C. S. Kelsey on 10th floor
Dr. C. S. Kelsey now located on the 10th floor of Loraly County Bank Building. Years of experience in all kinds of plate work. Quick service on repairs. Phone 2490.
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C. S. Kelsey
Loraly County Bank
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Young Men's Club
Garry Meyers
McKinley P.T. A
McKinley P.T.A
Meyers
W. H. Walker
R. J. Agate
Wilfred Bowdler
Woodman
James Simpson
Fidele Club
Sunday School Council OF
Young People OF
U. P
Church Plan
Mrs. Flora Hoak
Mrs. Humphreys
Mugwumps
Margaret Butler
Canton Lorain and
Auxiliary
ST. Andrew's Church
Hewitt
ELY P. T
Masons
Masonic Temple
Marath
Wainwright's, Florists
Hughes Provision Market
Adyv
Sal
King's
Elyria’s
Broad Street
Coats
Westinghouse Electric Iron
Westinghouse
Testinghouse Electric & Mfg
Wally Roe Electric Co
Ohio Public Service Co
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