Local Girls Plan Cleveland Visit For Flora Stone Event
Geraldine Ehricke and Phyllis Ison will travel to Cleveland on Saturday March 11 to visit Flora Stone University representatives. They will attend a noon luncheon at Guilford House and an afternoon operetta program at Severance Hall featuring ensembles from Western Reserve University, including Hide and Aeneas and Trial by Jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hes
Geraldine Ehricke
Fea Avenue
Phyllis Ison
East River Street
Cleveland
Elizabeth Pennington
Flora Stonewrve University
Guilford House
Edge
Western Reserve University
Severance Hall
Hide and Aeneas
Prohibition Talk Leads LaPorte W C T U Meeting
The LaPorte W C T U met at Mrs. Herman Haas home with nine members and three visitors. Ava Pitkins read on prohibition noting political corruption in cities grows with size and urges state laws to give cities more power. The next meeting will be a church institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaPorte W. C. T. U
Herman Haas
Gausland
Lorain County C E Union Holds March Meeting
The Lorain County C E Union met in Tuorain Tuesday evening at John Updegraff’s home with Edna Koontz calling the session. Rev. Fireme led devotionals and plans were made for a March 31 Hobo social at Second Congregational Church. Elyria attendees included Violet Olmstead Eleanor Kenzie Harold Olmstead and Orton Boynton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
C. E. Union
Tuorain
John Updegraff
Edna Koontz
Lorain
Fireme
Emmanuel Evangelial Church
Second Congregational Church
Elyria
Violet Olmstead
Eleanor Kenzie
Harold Olmstead
Orton Boynton
Friendship Club meeting at Y W C A outlines plans
The Friendship Club of the Y W C A held a Wednesday afternoon meeting at the Y. A general session discussed a Mother Father Daughter banquet and rings reception. Seniors planned a club paper while Juniors led by Ruth Stark and Mrs E Schneider scheduled a March 22 supper. Sophomores finalized April supper with Mildred Hasly in charge and Freshmen cast for the Senior Farewell play under Mrs Theo Seward. Easter meeting set for April 12 with tureen supper on March 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo Seward
Friendship Club
Dinner Meeting of Cora May Walton Mission Study Club
Green shamrocks and white tapers adorned the First Congregational church parlors for a dinner meeting of the Cora May Walton Mission Study Club. Mrs. Victor Maher chaired the dinner assisted by Misses Townsend Fosselius Harris Plocher and Mrs Herbert Bennett. Dr R R Bevard spoke on his travels in Vienna and Italy with solos by Mrs Wilfred Bowdler. Guests included Mabel Herd Ina Strait Mrs Wilson Augustine Margery Alexander and Ruth Haag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora May Walton
Vienna
Italy
Wilfred Bowdler
Mabel Herd
Ina Strait
Wilson Augustine
Margery Alexander
Ruth Haag
Gar ford PTA Benefit Card Party Held At Dewhurst Home
Mrs Mildred Dewhurst hosted a charity card party on East Broad Street with five tables in play. Prizes went to Mrs C N Nickoloff and Mrs H Cummings. Refreshments followed as hosts and helpers served guests. A second party is planned for March 22 at Mrs Robert Loomis home on Boston Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Dewhurst
East Broad Street
Garford P. T. A
C. N. Nickoloff
H. Cummings
Arthur Perkins
Phil Baptiste
Nickofloff
Robert Loomis
Boston Avenue
Division D of Second Congregational Church Meeting
Mrs Warren Wright hosted Division D of Second Congregational Church at Woodland Avenue with 18 members and 5 guests. Miss Thelma Page performed vocal and piano solos after a business session. A silver tea is planned at Mrs Wrights home with Mrs Frank Spencer and Mrs John Haldeman assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Wright
Woodland Avenue
Division D
Second Congregational Church
Thomas Marsh
Ernest Poole
Kentucky
Wright
Frank Spencer
John Haldeman
Thelma Page
Hensman
Frank Page
Clifford Squires
Evening events for Grace Lutheran and local groups
Tonight small groups gather across town including Grace Lutheran Young People Cardboard club led by Leona Jackson Gulf Street Pythian Sisters practice officers and degree team Wicota Class supper at Church of Christ J M Lucille Roling LaGrange Road and Evelyn Lyndon St Pauls Aneedus class M Refenning Catholic Daughters Bethel Shrine I O O F Hall Elyria Commandery K Pythian Sisters Woodman Daughters of Sahara Kings Daughters St Patrick's Day Party Men’s Chorus at St Pauls Brotherhood at P M Circle 5 350 West Street Beacon Light class 1st Congregational church tureen supper 6 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran
Leona Jackson
Gulf Street
Pythian Sisters
Co. W. L
Harriet Swindling
Harwood
Wicota
Church of Christ
Lucille Roling
LaGrange Road
Aneedus
St Paul's
Evelyn Lyndon
East River
A. V
M. Refenning
Catholic Daughters
America Bethel Shrine
Elyria Commandery No
Woodman Hall
King’s Daughters
Methodist Church
Clark Maddock
St. Paul's Church
Brotherhood
St. Paul’s
J. Schuster, Jr
West Street
Beacon Light
S J. Pauls Church
Cong’s
Elyria Relief Committee briefing at Round Table Club
The Elyria Relief Committee chaired by Frank Wilfore outlined changes since November, including a card system to track recipients and prevent duplication. The program highlighted hospital and medical care, self help via city projects, and efficient fund use with care to avoid waste. Guests included Miss Delia Arndt and Dr. George D. Nicholas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Table Club
Rodney Rockwood
Y. W.C A
Frank Wilfore
Elyria
Relief Committee
Horace Nye
Edgar Guest
Times
Delia Arndt
George D. Nicholas
J. G. Wherrr
Mrs Budach Hosts Social Honoring Mrs Bruce
Mrs Budach entertained about twenty friends and neighbors in honor of Mrs Marin Bruce. Games and cards provided entertainment with prizes to Mrs Edward Birthe and Mrs Doris Schreve and Mrs Tony Foglyana. Special guest prize went to Mrs Bruce. Refreshments followed with St Patrick’s color theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Budach
Marin Bruce
Edward Birthe
Doris Schreve
Tony Foglyana
Bruce
St. Patrick's
Eagles Auxiliary Plans March Social Evening
Members met in the Eagle hall to plan a social evening for March 22. Each member brings a friend and cards will be played with a luncheon served. Mrs. Lucille McLaughlin is arrangements chairman for the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles’ Auxilary
Eagle Hall
Lucille McLaughlin
T K Club Hosts Eastavine Bridge Party
Club associates enjoyed a pajama party at Mrs E Handrosh home on Eastavine Bridge. Prizes were won by Miss Gladys Foster and Miss Betty Robinson. Next meeting at Miss Gladys Foster’s Cleveland home. Attendees included Miss Eleanor McKenzie Mr and Mrs Harold Olmsted and Burton Boynton at Lorain County C E Union meeting Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. K. Club
E. Handrosh
Eastavine Bridge
Gladys Foster
Betty Robinson
Cleveland
Eleanor McKenzie
Harold Olmsted
Burton Boynton
County C. E. Union
Lorain
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Noted
Admission list includes Mrs Steve Pollmene at 333 18th Street Frances Bailey at 212 Gates Avenue Mrs Preston Straw at 221 South Maple and Mrs Ralph Brasselie at 110 West Bridge Street. Discharges list Opal Chapman Grafton Raymond Biersbach R D No 3 Elizabeth Busher 268 Harrison Street Mrs Louis Petro vich Lorain Mrs Jay Huffman baby girl 227 Eighth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Pollmene
18Th Street
Frances Bailey
Gates Avenue
Preston Straw
South Maple
Ralph Brasselie
West Bridge Street
Opal Chapman
Grafton
Raymond Biersbach
R. D
Elizabeth Busher
Harrison Street
Louis Petrovich
Lorain
Jay Huffman
Eighth Street
Elyria Woman's Club hears Joseph Remenin y on Europe
Joseph Remenin y of Cleveland College spoke at the Elyria Woman's Club general meeting on the topic The Feather of Ideas in Contemporary Europe. He urged a united Europe and America where individual rights are protected and warned against living in fear under communism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Remenin
Cleveland College
Elyria Woman’s Club
Business Women's Department
H. E. Markham
Remenyi
Europe
America
Mary Seward
Homer Grann
Florence Parriere
Fine Arts
P. D. Sherman
Oberlin
Child Welfare and Social Service Department
Educational Department
Civics and Political Science
E. J. Howenstine
Washington
Education Department
Keen Kutter Club Holds Tureen Dinner and Sew Day
The Keen Kutter Club met at Mrs. Harry Pickett’s Garvin Avenue home for a tureen dinner and a short business session led by vice president Mrs. Henry Swezey. Seven members answered roll call and sewing and visiting followed as the next meeting sets for two weeks at Mrs. Henry Swezer’s Tattersall Court home. The Artemas Beebe Chapter of DeMolevy Alumni held a dinner meeting at Sanko’s Restaurant with new officers including Del Savage president Daniel Kothe first vice president Bob Harding second vice president Bob Huneke chaplain Ken Botamer secretary treasurer Allen VanWormer sergeant at arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keen Kutter Club
Harry Pickett
Garvin Avenue
Henry Swezey
Henry Swezer
Tattersall Court
Artemas Beebe
DeMolevy
Sanko
del Savage
Daniel Kothe
Bob Harding
Bob Huneke
Ken Botamer
Allen VanWormer
Floyd Keres
Frank Wilcox
Young Men’s Forum
Meetings of King’s Heralds and Sons of Union Veterans
The King's Heralds meet Saturday at 3 PM at the Methodist church. The Sons of Union Veterans hold a special meeting tonight at 7 30 PM in the G A R hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King's Heralds
Methodist Church
Sons of Union Veterans
G. A. R. Hall
Entertaining church event promises amusement in March
On Friday evening March 10 at 8 o clock the Chapel of the Methodist Episcopal church hosts an open public entertainment after a 6 30 Every Member Fellowship Supper. The program includes a village choir, a humorous dialogue Rival Orators with rival speakers Robert Nieman and Tom Stringer, humorous selections by Miss Osborne, two fiddlers from Fields Corners, a sketch The Rag Carpet Bee by Circle No 2, and another sketch Wievies on Wednesday by Circle No 7 with a Foster home breakfast nook setting and named cast members.
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The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Robert Nieman
Tom Stringer
Miss Osborne
Home For the Aged
Fields Corners
Circle No. 2
Sally Maria
William Smith
Bolton
G. E. Johnson
Susan
M. M. Wilcox
Lena
Harry Schwing
Nancy
Peter Chobanoff
Laurina
Erwin Arnold
Minnie Minnows
Ralph Habill
Mandie
Charles Carpenter
Sarah
C. W. Tattersall
Circle No. 7
Foster Home
Mr. Foster
Jud Jackson
Foster
Ford Loomis
Marion
Ralph Williams
Jacek
Karl Meister
Castinelle
Henry Townsend
Akron P T A district conference postponed
The North East District conference of Parents and Teachers planned for Akron on March 10 and 11 has been postponed due to prevailing conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
North East District Conference of Parents and Teachers
Ernest Jones Addresses 2nd Congregation Men’s Club
Ernest Jones spoke to the Men's Brotherhood at Second Congregation church about U S Marines in Nicaragua recounting experiences during their tour. Burton Boynton and Ralph Fox performed a short skit and officers were elected: Robert Foster president Ed Fell vice president Walter Gehrke secretary Lee Morse treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicauragua
Ernest Jones
Men’s Brotherhood
Second Congregation
Jones
Marine Corps
Burton Boynton
Ralph Fox
Robert Foster
Ed Fell
Walter Gehrke
Lee Morse
Ohio Wesleyan student shines with perfect exam grades
Miss Grace Milliken of Eastern Heights Boulevard joins thirty-two fellow Ohio Wesleyan University students with perfect marks in the recent examinations. Mrs. Ernie Preston and Ruth Ann of Wellington visit at Mrs. H. E. Custar's Olive street home. Miss Agnes McEwen heads to Newark New Jersey then sails to Scotland. Miss Eileen Hastings, R. N., visits her Cleveland parents on Furnace street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Milliken
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Ohio Wesleyan University
Ernie Preston
Ruth Ann
Wellington
H. E. Custar
Olive Street
Agnes McEwen
Newark
New Jersey
New York City
Scotland
Eileen Hastings
R. N
Cleveland
Mrs
Earl Hastings
Furnace Street
New Guinea Among World’s Largest Islands
The statement notes that apart from Australia, New Guinea ranks as the world’s largest island, located to the north. It emphasizes its vast size and geographic distinction in relation to Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
New Guinea
Island
Oberlin A Capella Choir to Present Concert Here
Oberlin A Capella Choir, a 50 member group directed by Olaf C Christiansen, will perform an hour concert at Emmanuel Lutheran Church in Elyria on Sunday at 7 30 p m. The program spans Palestrina to Christiansen with three sections of sacred and fugue style pieces. The choir also plans Cleveland appearances March 19 and a large June Centennial concert at Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Ohio
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Princeton and
Garford Avenues
Elyria
Olaf C. Christiansen
Oberlin Conservatory
Palestrina
Bird
Jesus
Kalmikoff
Agnus Dei
Schoedoff
Sehreck
Guebuis
Den
Bairstow
F. Melius Christiansen
St. Olaf Choir
Oberlin Choir
Church of the Covenant
Cleveland
Cleveland Art Museum
Birthday celebration honors Mrs Lapp in East Amherst
Mrs Frank Lapp was guest of honor at her daughter's home on Saturday for a birthday anniversary with games and a refreshment course. The Welfare Group with Mrs Dorothy Delfield elected officers for the coming year: President Cora Felser Vice Dorothy Delfield Secretary Mara Cook Treasurer Grace Bannett Purchasing Agent Mary Tapper. Meetings set for monthly summer schedule with first Thursday as the day. April meeting honors Mrs Lewis Speigelberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Amherst
Frank Lapp
Dorothy Delfield
Cora Felser
Mara Cook
Grace Bannett
Mary Tapper
Lewis Speigelberg
Grange Ladies Plan Suppers After Committee Meeting
Mrs E J Whiton and others attended a committee meeting at Mrs Ruth Kolbe's home in Middle Ridge Tuesday afternoon. Arrangements were made for two Grange suppers on March 13 and another later date. Mrs Reuben Date and infant daughter returned home from Amherst hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Whiton
C. B. Schibley
J C. Clifford
Ruth Kolbe
Middle Ridge
Grange
Reuben Date
Amherst Hospital
Elizabeth Ernst
Mabe White
S. Bennett
William Cook
Joe Coverdale
Elmer Bischoff
Lila
George Crandall
Amherst
Birthday surprise honors Miss Oletha Eldred at Elyria home
North Ridgeville guests from Elyria and Lorain attended a surprise daytime birthday party for Miss Oletha Eldred hosted by Mr and Mrs Elliott Eldred in Elyria. Jigsaw puzzles provided entertainment as attendees from here Elyria and Lorain joined in. Mr and Mrs William Schwartz and son Harold visited Christine Stark in West Dover who has returned from Lakewood Hospital and is recovering from illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ridgeville
Arch 9
Oletha Eldred
Elliott Eldred
Elyria
Elyna
Lorain
William Schwartz
Harold
Christine Stark
West Dover
Lakewood Hospital
Local social notes from North Olmsted area
Mrs A H Brewster visited friends in North Olmsted. Cyril Gibbons and family visited the Gibbons parents. Joseph Gerhart and wife welcomed a baby girl. Mrs Joseph Stark seriously ill with scarlet fever. Mothers Study Club meets at 3 pm in the high school music room with Mrs Trons and Mrs Victor Reese in charge. Mrs Frank Bommer Jr recovering from relapse. Mrs Peter Myers seriously ill with complications risking a stroke. Mrs Bernard Walters, former resident, died in Toledo and buried in Cleveland. Mrs C T Winkle and Mrs E C Young returned from southern states trip. Mrs P L Morgan home from Cleveland Clinic convalescing. Air and Mrs Ezra Knowles and son John dined with Arthur Courier in Ripton. Mr and Mrs G Shaw and son Allan of Elyria visited relatives Z A Shaw and Lola Shaw. Mr and Mrs Joseph Burnett of Cleveland spent several days with Martin DeLlord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Stark
Mothers’ Study Club
Trons
Victor Reese
Frank Bommer, Jr
Peter Myers
Bernard Walters
Toledo
Cleveland
C. T. Winkle
E. C. Young
P. L. Morgan
Cleveland Clinic
Air
Ezra Knowles
John
Arthur Courier
Ripton
G. Shaw
Allan
Elyria
Z. A. Shaw
Lola Shaw
Joseph Burnett
Martin DeLlord
Memorial Hospital illness puts Mrs Gott in critical condition
Sunday visitors at the C. J. Behnke residence include Mrs Lloyd Gott and her twin daughters who returned home from Memorial Hospital. After a few days at home Mrs Gott again fell ill and was readmitted to Memorial Hospital in critical condition. The article contrasts genuine cowboy ballads with ranch hardships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Penfield Notes Briefs March 9 Highlights
Penfield itemized social visits and local incidents. Notables include Wellington born Sundar on March 5, a nine pound son to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Anderson, and several family gatherings among Stephen, Behnke, Welsh, and Kimber households. A power hammer accident injured D C Huddleston leaving two fingers crushed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Gregg
Walter Salzman
Pittsfield
Harry Underhill
Flint
Mich
C. A. Norris
A. W. Jones
John Welsh
Ashland
W. A. D. Welsh
Winfield Kimber
D. C. Huddleston
New Bridge
Penfield
Forest Allison
West Salem
Howard Allison
Spencer
Laslie Preston
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Cleveland St
Elvira
Marcelling
Leedale’s
Swearer Bik
Lapin
Elyria Fur ‘Shoppe, Inc
Middle Ave
Pira
Elyria - Lorain Mansfield
Elyria Savings & Trust CO
Clus
PR. Bevard
Mission Club
Cong's Church
Newspapernliy
R. G. Rock Wood
Feagles
T. K
Woman's Club
Dell Savage
Demolay
CONG
Oberlin A Capella Choir
A. H. Brewster
North Olmsted
Cyril Gibbons
John Gibbons
Joseph Gerhart
Carpenter's Beauty Shoppe
Beauty Shop
Washington Ave
Brown Company
Paul Wainwright
Paul
Wainwright's Greenhouse
Courtland St
Cater Y Tron
Rinso
W. H. Blaine
Grant St
Frank
Pados
Yau Tnt
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