Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges
Admissions include Elizabeth Pycratt Elyria Block Paul Bates Kip ton. Discharges list Mrs John Jackson and baby at 451 Adams street Mrs Edwin Sharpe and baby girl at 109 Williams street Bert Kardog 509 Furnace street Mrs Harold Fox 145 Longfellow Mrs Thom as Karris 210 West avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Pycratt
Elyria Block
Paul Bates
Kipton
John Jackson
Adams Street
Edwin Sharpe
Williams Street
Bert Kardog
Furnace Street
Harold Fox
Longfellow
Thomas Karris
West Avenue
American Legion Auxiliary Hosts Tureen Dinner
Members of the American Legion Auxiliary with January February and March birthdays held a tureen dinner at the Legion Home. Mrs. Ida Wolf chaired. After serving fifty members, a business session elected Miss Florence Wolf as delegate and Mrs. William Sudro as alternate for the fifth district Spring conference in Medina on March 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
Ida Wolf
Medina
Florence Wolf
William Sudro
Red Cross
Arthur Smith
Colonial Apartments
W. L. B. Class of Church of Christ Monthly Party
The W L B Class of the Church of Christ holds its monthly party Friday evening at 510 East Avenue. Members and neighbors invited to attend this community gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Church of Christ
510 East Avenue
Valley City News Roundup of Local Events and Illnesses
Valley City reports James Mack ill for several days. Nearby notes include Mrs Gust Schmidt visiting Cleveland. Bert Auton family moving onto Lutz farm. various visits, funerals, and social events. Valley team loses to Sullivan 48 6 ending Tri County title bid. season praised though not as strong as prior years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley City
James Mack
Samuel Mack
Gust Schmidt
Erva Asper
Cleveland
Asper
Simplicity for afternoons pattern 9558 by Marian Martin
Pattern 9558 offers a simple afternoon dress with a slim silhouette and adjustable sleeves. It features pointed seamlines, a flattering soft cowl, and options in silk print or solid crepe. Sizes vary from 14 to 42 with yardage listed for size 16. Order instructions and catalog details provided by The Chronicle-Telegram Pattern Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Chronicle-Telegram Pattern Department
West 18Th Street
New York City
Dad's Night highlights at Franklin PTA meeting
A record crowd gathered as Mrs. M. F. Fey opened the Franklin PTA meeting. Members voted to send Fey as Akron conference representative. Miss Gertrude Yoder's room won the attendance prize. Ralph C Wensinger of Cleveland Air Service spoke on high altitude weather observation and forecasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dad
Franklin
Parent Teacher Association
M. F. Fey
Walter Hinkle
Charles H. Price
Ralph C Wensinger
Cleveland Air Service Company
United States Weather Bureau
Wensinger
U. S
Paul Reynolds
Owen Bannon
Birthday Celebration for John Finegan Jr
John Finegan Jr a 112 Marseilles Avenue guest of honor at a Pilot club party celebrating his eighteenth birthday. Members and guests enjoyed cards and dancing followed by a refreshment course served by his mother Mrs John Finegar Sr An out of town guest Philip MccCaffarty of Cleveland attended. The Pilot club plans to meet next Monday at the Younglas home 127 Marseilles Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Finegan, Jr
Marseilles Avenue
Pilot Club
John Finegar
Philip MccCaffarty
Cleveland
Younglas
Elyria Moose Women Convene With Card Games and Supper
Elyria Chapter No. 773 Women of Moose gathered at Moose Home with good attendance. Members played pinochle and banco, with Mildred Tressel of Lorain winning high pinochle score and Emma Zahrley taking banco high. A tureen supper followed, and the next meeting is set for Tuesday evening March 21 at Moose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Women of
Moose
Moose Home
Lorain
Mildred Tressel
Emma Zahrley
Dinner Bridge Featured by Galaxy Club in LaPorte
Galaxy Club featured a dinner bridge at Colonial Inn LaPorte with six o'clock service. Marguerites adorned the table and tall yellow tapers. Miss Jean Reid and Miss Dorothy Banker won high and second honors. Organizers Miss Seward Champion Ranker led arrangements. Mrs. T. J. Prinde attended. March 21 Miss Ranker hosts at Eighth Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galaxy Club
Colonial Inn
LaPorte
Jean Reid
Dorothy Banker
Winifred Seward
Ora Champion
Dorothy Ranker
T. J. Prinde
St Pauls Y P L Welcomes Two New Members
The Young Peoples League of St Pauls Church welcomed Ruth Rassler and Frank Blakeslee at the monthly meeting. The group discussed a pageant and repeat plays inviting nearby leagues, and planned Easter sunrise services. Members Harley Reese and Mildred Maringer won prizes in games after the business session. Luncheon was served by the social committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Peoples League of
St. Paul’s Church
Ernst Irion
Woman's Union
Young Peoples Leagues
St. Peter's Church
Amherst
St. John’s Church
Lorain
Two Books Reviewed at YWCA Book Group Meeting
The YWCA Book Group met at 2 PM in the association parlors. Miss Marion Stetson reviewed Douglass’s Forgive Us Our Trespasses and Edmond’s Erie Water, noting its Ot the Erie Canal locks at Utica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Stetson
Douglass
Edmond
Erie
Erie Canal
Utica
N.Y
Miss Burner
New Spring
Major Meyer Addresses Masonic Club on Penitentiary Fire
Major J. Maurice Meyer of Cleveland spoke to about 125 Masons at the Masonic Temple last evening. Introduced by Lt. Arthur Richwine of the National Guard, he recounted experiences following the Ohio Penitentiary fire as Roe Brothers provided music and Mack Whidden offered a song and dance skit with performances by Harlan Brown and Robert Burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
J. Maurice Meyer
Cleveland
Arthur Richwine
National Guard
Ohio
Roe Brothers
Mack Whidden
Harlan Brown
Robert Burns
St Andrew's Church Lenten Services Announced
St Andrew's Church announces a Holy Communion service on Thursday at 10:00 AM and an Evening Prayer and Litany service at 7:30 PM led by Rev Creetus Dowell of Church of the Redeemer Lorain Ohio. Dr Dowell is widely known in Elvira and offers a hopeful message. Friday features a children's service at 4:00 PM inviting all people to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew's Church
Antin
Creetus Dowell
Church of the Redeemer
Lorain
Ohio
Dowell
Elvrra
Girl Scouts Troop 1 Meet at First Congregational Church
Troop 1 held its regular meeting at the First Congregational church on Tuesday March 7 1939. Miss Longies from Cleveland visited to lead games followed by short patrol meetings and the regular formation. They discussed raising their camp fund and ended with a circle sing of taps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
First Congregational Church
Miss Longies
Cleveland
Pow Wow Club at YWCA Discusses Preparation for Marriage
The Pow Wow Club of the YWCA met at the YWCA last evening. The program began with a three course supper followed by recreation. Miss Marie Perry, club president, introduced Mrs. B. E. Howenstine who continued her talk on Preparation for Marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Perry
BE. J. Howenstine
W. C. Porter
Business and Industrial Women's
Anelia Humphrey
Elizabeth Mitchell
Evening club gatherings and religious services listed
Tonight features a general Woman's Club meeting with 6:30 dinner for members and one guest. Joseph Remenyi of Cleveland College speaks. Various clubs meet including Cheerful Chatter Donna Medlister circle and Keen Katter Mrs Pickett Garvin Ave. WLC and others gather at WCA and churches for services led by Rev Wierth and Rev George Yost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Business Women's Dep’t
Joseph Remenyi
Cleveland College
Cheerful Chatter Club
Donna Medlister
Columbus Street
Keen Katter
Mrs. Pickett
Garvin Avenue
Round Table
R C. Rockwood
Wlc
Cora May Walton
Cong’l
Eagles
Dames of Malta
Knights of Pythias
United Presbyterian
George Yost
East Avenue
St. Paul's
Rev
Wierth
Valley City
Men’s Brotherhood c Ud Cong’s
Grace Lutheran
Birthdays of Three E. L. F. Members
Mrs. T H McKenney hosted E L F Club birthday party on Chase Street honoring Mrs. Earl Tompkins Mass Jaire Emerich and Miss Margaret Zachman. Guests enjoyed games and a luncheon with St Patrick theme and birthday horoscopes. Miss Claire Emerich to host March 20 at Middle Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. F. Club
T. H. McKenney
Chase Street
Earl Tompkins
Mass Jaire Emerich
Margaret Zachman
Claire Emerich
Middle Avenue
Circle No 3 of St Pauls church meeting at Mrs Wackenfuss home
Circle No 3 of St Pauls church held a well attended meeting at Mrs Albert Wackenfuss home with three visitors Mrs Roy Dunford Mrs Carl Menz and Mrs George Kunitz. Devotions were led by Mrs E O Pallas. The gathering announced the Evangelical Union meeting next week and a Lenten service with Rev Wirth of Valley City as speaker. A social period with refreshments followed. The next circle meeting will be at Mrs E C Pallas home on Griswold Road March 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Church
Albert Wackenfuss
Roy Dunford
Carl Menz
George Kunitz
Devyationals
E. O. Pallas
Iwuring
Evangelical Union
Rev
Wirth
Valley City
E. C. Pallas
Griswold Toad
Lake Erie College Club Plans Tea Event
Lake Erie College Club of Ely Tia will entertain at a tea on Monday afternoon March 13 in the parlors of the First Congregational church starting at 3 15. Guests include high school girls mothers interested friends with Miss Josephine Brown college field secretary as guest of honor. A college movie film will be shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Erie College Club
Ely
Tia
First Congregational Church
Josephuine Brown
Grace Lutheran Sunday School Teachers and Officers Meet
Grace Lutheran church held a meeting for its Sunday School teachers and officers last evening at the parsonage. Reverend F. J. Schumm and Superintendent Arthur Eble led the program with a study period, followed by a social hour and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran
Elizabeth Stevens Society Dinner at First Methodist Church
Mrs Burton Yemacher’s group served dinner for Elizabeth Stevens Society members at the First Methodist Church. The evening featured devotion led by Mrs Loe Heidifeh, and an Ariel on stewardship read by Mrs Keith Brown. Nellie Mantle reviewed study book chapters and the program closed with Mrs QO Brodbeck’s solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton Yemacher
Elizabeth Stevens Society
First Methodist Church
Carl Curtis
Lows Heidifeh
Keith Brown
Nellie Mantle
China
QO. E. Brodbeck
Peter Kolinsky
W. W. McConnell
Elyria DAR Chapter to Meet Friday
Elyria Chapter Daughters of American Revolution will meet at the Woman's Club Friday afternoon. Miss Ruth Rockwood of LaGrange will present the paper. Hostess will be Mrs. A. M. Boyer with assistants Mesdames Townsend Wilcox Underwood Webber Birch Gates Pfaff Biggs and Ewers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Daughters of American Revolution
Woman's Club
Ruth Rockwood
LaGrange
A. M. Boyer
Mesdames Townsend, Wilcox
Cleveland Man Addresses Woman's Club Department
Tom A. Ryan assistant secretary of the Retail Merchants Board spoke at the Educational Department meeting of the Elmira Woman's Club on Sales Tax. Western Reserve University debaters were delayed. Peggy Huge plated two piano solos before the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom A. Ryan
Retail Merchants Board
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
Elsrna Woman’s Club
Ryan
Rotary Club
Western Reserve University
Peggy
Rebekah Social Club Meets At Lehman Home
Nineteen members gathered at Mrs. Louise Lehman’s West Bridge Street residence for a Rebekah Social Club meeting. Two guests attended. After business, contests and games were held with prizes awarded to Mrs. Cora Bemis, Mrs. Marie Jehle, Mrs. Iona Hansen, and Mrs. Kate Rinehart. Refreshments followed, hosted by Lehman and assisted by four members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Social Club
Louise Lehman
West Bridge Street
Cora Bemis
Marie Jehle
Iona Hansen
Kate Rinehart
Sylvia Pope
Edna Fisher
Inez Cather
Past Presidents Meet of Women’s Relief Corps Held
Mrs Nettie Woodruff hosted a gathering of past presidents with fifteen members present. Contests highlighted the social time with prizes awarded to Neva Rankin and Ella Williams. Refreshments followed. Next meeting set for April 4 at Neva Rankin’s Lake Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Relief Corps
Nettie Woodruff
Neva Rankin
Ella Williams
Lake Avenue
Central Guild of St. Andrew's Seeks Red Cross Support
The Central Guild of St. Andrew's church met yesterday at Mrs. C. D. Gulf's Earl Court home. Ladies sewed for the Red Cross in the afternoon and closed with refreshments. A follow up meeting is planned for March 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Guild
ST. Andrew’s Church
RED Cross
C. D. Gulf of
St Agnes P T A Plans Card Party At School
The St Agnes P T A held its regular meeting at the school house yesterday afternoon. Mrs Frank Guy and Mrs Joe Welsh reported on student aid work. A card party is set for Tuesday March 21 at 2:00 with Mrs George Zemba and Mrs Catherine Diedrich in charge. The next meeting is April 4 an evening session for men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Agnes P. T. A
Frank Guy
Joe Welsh
George Zemba
Catherine Diedrich
Lindy Lodge Entertains Members With Pearl Godfrey Visit
Members of the Lindy Lodge were entertained by Miss Pearl Godfrey of Murray Ridge Road. Plans were made for a kid party on March seventh. After a social hour guests sat at a candle lit table with green and white wing insignia. A refreshment course was served. The next meeting will be with Doris Jackson of Grafton Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindy Lodge
Con genial Twelve Club Hosts at Mrs Woost Home
Mrs Henry Woost entertained Con genial Twelve Club at her Ninth street home Tuesday afternoon with ten members and one guest. A refreshment course was served and the group adjourned to meet April fourth with Mrs Charles Schoenfelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Woost
Twelve Club
Ninth Street
Charles Schoenfelt
East Avenue
Marriage License Applications Listed for Cleveland and Lorain
William Krives 22 foreman Cleveland and Elsie Mogyorody 21 Elyria apply with a justice of the peace. Raymond Richard Schultz 25 dairyman Lorain and Mary Fries 18 Lorain apply with Reverend Raf ferty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Krives
Foreman
Cleveland
Elsie Mogyorody
Elyria
Justice of the
Raymond Richard Schultz
Dairyman
Lorain
Mary Fries
Rafferty
Lenten Sermons Planned by Valley City and St Pauls Faiths
Reverend Ernst von Will preaches the Lenten sermon this evening at Immanuel Lutheran in Valley City while Reverend Edgar Wierth preaches at St Pauls in Valley City. Mrs Merlin Roe of North Ab bey Road leaves Elyria Clinic for her mother-in-law’s home. Phillip McCaffary of Cleveland visits John Finegan Jr. in Marseilles avenue. Dr M E Boylan, son of Mr and Mrs F H Boylan, practices medicine in Tremont and is at 101 Arch Street. Charles B Ryder Jr has arrived from Los Angeles to join his wife at her parents’ home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernst von Will
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Valley City
Edgar Wierth
St. Paul’s Church
Merlin Roe
North Abbey Road
Elyria Clinic
A. F. Roe
Beebe Court
Phillip McCaffary
Cleveland
John Finegan Jr
Marseilles Avenue
M. E
Northwestern student Miss Murbach to lead sorority and council
Miss Molly Murbach, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Murbach, has been elected president of Alpha Gamma Delta for the next year and chosen secretary of the Pan Hellenic Council. She is a student at Northwestern University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. L. Moise
Columbus Street
Molly Murbach
Ralph Murbach
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Pan-Hellenic Council
Murbach
Northwestern University
Clarksfield Social News Highlights and Local Visits
Clarksfield residents hosted the North Pedro Club with Dell Byron winning first honors and Glenn McKelvey consolation. Local visits included the Boylar, Uhlee, Paddock, Merrill, Ames, Harris and others. The Clarksfield Dramatic Club rehearses for a future play and many neighbors hosted gatherings and meals. A ten pound baby girl named Jean Elizabeth was born to Mr and Mrs. Clarence Rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksfield, Mareh
Binder
North Pedro
Dell Byron
Glenn McKelvey
Charles Boylar
Toledo
Moore
Fritz Uhlee
Elyria
Carl Lansendorfer
Gordon Paddock
Sherman
Cleveland
Nate Harris
Clarksfield Dramatic Club
Golven
Fannie Morris
Clarksfield
Jean Elizabeth
Alfred Danels
New London
Rounds
Jay Stone
Charles Stone
Herbert Bowen
Greenwich
Edison Bowen
Archie Chester
Harry Crandell
James Busich
Henry Peck
W. H. Stone
Roy la Dow
Oberlin
Bob Glider
Birmingham
Lula King
Harold Barnes
Glenn Tinker
Ray King
Fred Butch
Wakeman
Doven Stone
Worthing Stone
Community Notes From Oberlin Area Social Scene
Mr and Mrs William Farr Mrs Mountain Miss Pearl Pancroft of Elyria and Henry Alex lived for several years above Sailers store. Mr McMullen visiting parents at Sistersville WV and Mrs McMullen staying with friends in Cleveland. Mrs Richard Reutter entertained Medina friends at a bridge party Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Farr
Mountain
Miss Pearl Pancroft
Elyria
Henry Alex
Sailer’s Store
McMullen
Sistersville
W. Va
MrMullen
Cleveland
Richard Reutter
Medina
25 Cent Lunch at Church of Christ Thursday
A 25 cent lunch is offered at the Church of Christ on Thursday from 11:00 to 1:00. Proceeds support church activities and community outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Merthe Charge Account Promotion Notice
The Merthe firm states customers may use their charge account with normal credit department operations. The store remains open all day as usual under C. H. Merthe and Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merthe
C. H. Merthe and Co
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E. R. Gunkelman
F. H. Weldner
Aurora
Bert Auton
Lutz Farm
George Bay
Akron
Arthur Bay
Big Prairie
Valley
Sullivan
Kent
Earl Arick
Geneva Steingass
Marie Schaeffer
Ed. Stever
John Morasky
Church of St. Vincent de Paul
E. C. Grabenstetter
Mabel
Huldah Borer
Robert Steingass
Allan Blood
Matt Mathews
Rovralton
E. E. Armstrong and Son
Lindale
E. Folger
Henry Wolf
Eugene Froelich
Fairview Hospital
Froelich
Viola Hasel
Margaret Bay
Claude Reusch
Jerry Kristoll
Albert Lamprecht
Berea
L. C. Brothers
Wellington
E. B. Arick
Maude Hauck
Wilbur Arick
Lemar Harper
Albany
Lucille Wise
Belden
Barber
Ruth McMasters
A. 5. Hauck
C. J. Hauck
Lotus Garden
William Deubel
Mr. Deubel
Otto Deimling
Richard Deimling
Olmsted Falls
St. Martin’s Church
Garth Kline
South River Road
Sylvester Steyer
Ed. Steyer
Marian Fuller
Ruth MecMasters
Sebring
Carl Hauck
Harry Pauer
Ray Widdefield
Anna Schae
Marion
Weather Bureau
P. T. A. Meeting
Hea
Iseptic
Vicks Vaporui
ST. Paul's Y. P. L
Maurice Meyer
Scolts
Woman's Club Department
Rebekah
W. R. C. Grotp
McGay
I. O. O. F. Lodge
Elyria Odd Fellows
Norman P. McGay
Grand Lodge of
George C. Martin
Cyril R Brecknock
Ralph Habili
Elyria Lodge
MecGay
Grand Lodge
Ralph Hobill
King's Orchestra
Richard Miller
Kenneth Hulse
Mrs. King
Odd Fellows Chorus
Canadian Rockies
N. P. McGay
Daughters of Odd Fellows
Rebekah’s
Odd Fellows
Odd Fellowship
Col
Fred P. Hummel
Brother Hummel
Howard Butler
Noble
E. L. Bailey
Paul Wainwright
Little Joe and
the Miesus
Geo. R. Allen & Son
Under of Lorain
Lloyd Ashby
Haze Lotter
J Lambert
Creston
Carl McAlphine
Everett Miller
Ralph
Pittsfield
Frank Kruege
Frank Krueger
Ted Harper
Paul Hamlin
George Hale
Russia Township
Mus
Frank Krueger, Jr
Pfaff
Oberlin Road
Marcelling
Leedale’s Beauty Shop
Swearer Bik
Jade
Phillips
Bill's
W. Broad
Andress
Bernard McDonald
Elyria Sav
Courtland St. - Ph
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