King's Daughters Plan St Patrick Evening at Mrs Maddock's
The King's Daughters Class met at Mrs. Clark Maddock's home on 314th street for a St Patrick's Day themed gathering. Devotionals led by Miss Osborn, business by Mrs Maddock, readings by Mrs Paul Taylor, and songs performed by the trio and pianist. Refreshments were served by Mrs Maddock and committee after games and group singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Daughters
Methodist Church
Clark Maddock
314Th Street
Miss Osborn
Maddock
Paul Taylor
Kelly
Mesdames Dunn
Sheldon and
Dettman
Bea
St Pauls Circle Hosts Devotional and Social Event
Mrs Julius Schuster Sr of West Street hosted Circle No 4 of St Pauls Church on Thursday afternoon with 19 members and guests. Mrs Harry Anderson led the devotional hour, Mrs Karl Roesemann read on adult religious education, and Mrs Park Hobill recited a poem The Old Clay House during a social, with refreshments. Mrs Anderson to host next March 23 at St Pauls Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Schuster, Sr
West Street
Circle No. 4
St. Paul’s Church
Harry Anderson
Karl Roesemann
Park Hobill
Old Clay House
Anderson
Grace Lutheran Aid Society Names New Member
The Aid Society of Grace Lutheran church met for the monthly business session with twenty six members present and one new member received. Hostesses were Mrs Leonard Mosler and Mrs R Schrefler. A social meeting will be held in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aid Society of Grace Lutheran Church
Leonard Mosler
R. Schrefler
Sunday Programs At Grace Church Include Sermons and Soloists
Rev. John G. Koontz delivers The Triumph of a Soul with a sermonette Maybe Yes Maybe No. Agnes DeLord M W Butler piano solo. Jean Spence trombone Love s Old Sweet Story. Mrs Koontz sings O Love That Will Not Let Me Go. Junior Choir anthem. Services start 10 15 a m 11 15 a m Sunday School. Young People 7 p m Miss Marion Bainbridge leads. Missionary Society meets 2 30 p m speaker Miss Starr. Prayer Hour 7 30 p m Faith pathway to God. Grace Young People plan Second Story Peggy play Friday April twenty eighth. Next meeting April thirteenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Koontz
Agnes DeLord
M. W. Butler
Jean Spence
Motley
Mrs. Koontz
Marion Bainbridge
Foreign Missionary Society
GRACE
Helen Hoton
William Gebhardt
F. J. Schumm
Stoup
Peggy
Eames
Pythian Sisters Hold Practice for May Inspection
Twenty five Pythian Sisters met in Woodman Tall for routine business and to practice for inspection in May. They scheduled the next session for March twenty third and will again practice at that time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodman Tall
Emmanuel Lutheran Ladies Meet For Sewing Session
Eleven women from Emmanuel Lutheran church gathered at the church for a sewing session. A good amount of work was completed. The Missionary Society will meet tonight at Mrs Herbert Kaatz home 234 Harwood street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Lutheran
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Missionary Society of the Church
Herbert Kaatz
Harwood Street
Special at the New Food Counter
A local ad offers a jar of honey and a dozen tea biscuits for 23 cents at the New Food Counter. The listing also notes The Hecock Floral Co located at 333 Broad Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hecock Floral Co
Broad Street
Miss Jane Storm Hosts Class Mates Evening Meeting
The S. O. S. Class of the Methodist church met at Miss Jane Storm’s 321 Kenyon Avenue with teacher Mrs. W. C. Fowls. After business they solved jig saw puzzles, and refreshments were served by the hostess and her mother. The next meeting is set for April 14 with location to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
W. C. Fowls
Jane Storm
Kenyon Avenue
Circle Five meets at Schuster home in St Pauls
Circle No 5 of St Pauls Evangelical church met at Mrs Julius Schuster Sr home with Mrs Julius Schuster Jr hosting Eighteen members and three visitors attended The meeting opened with prayer led by Mrs John Kunitz and a 42 short memorial service for the late Mrs Fred Aebie given by Mrs E Haywood Gaines and luncheon closed the gathering The date and place of the next meeting will be announced later
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Evangelical Church
Julius Schuster, Sr
Julius Schuster, Jr
John Kunitz
Fred Aebie
E. Haywood
Gaines
Sewing circle aids Red Cross in Spanish American War Vets group
The Auxiliary to the Spanish American War Veterans met yesterday at Mrs Dan Kothe's home on Furnace street with fifteen members and one guest Mrs Gail Kothe attending. They sewed for the Red Cross and planned the next session for March 28 at Mrs Corbett Southam's home on Oxford street from ten to four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Kothe
Furnace Street
Gail Kothe
Red Cross
Corbett Southam
Oxford Street
Ninety Five Club Luncheon Reviewed Russian Works
Members of the Ninety five Club were luncheon guests of Miss Mathel Burrows on Thursday at one o'clock. A program on Russian literature featured reviews of Dead Souls by Nikola Gogol and Anna Karenina by Tolstoy. The annual business session will be held March twenty third at Mrs. Horace Nye’s Washington avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathel Burrows
Fourth Street
Carol Wood
Nikola Gogel
Thomas Cook
Tolstoi
Horace Nye
Washington Avenue
Daughters of Sahara Enjoy Banjo Evening Hostess Mrs Scrivens
Mrs. Elsie Scrivens of 509 East Broad Street hosted the Daughters of Sahara last evening. A business session was followed by banco with prizes to Mrs. Osea Heggie Mrs Anna Cook and the hostess. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Sparks and Mrs. Avery. Next meeting set for April 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Scrivens
East Broad Street
Daughters of
Sahara
Banco
Osea Heggie
Anna Cook
Scrivens
Ethel Sparks
Elizabeth Avery
Roosevelt PTA Hosts Card Party and Jig Saw Puzzle Contest
The Roosevelt PTA held a Wednesday evening event with eight pinochle tables and sixty six puzzles plus five jig saw tables. Prizes were given at each table and door prizes went to Mrs. A Kozmits and Steve Blostermeny. Fifty five guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt P. T. A
A. Kozmits
Steve Blostermeny
Elyria Knights Templar Plan March Activities
Elyria Commandery No. 60 met with QO F Palmer in the chair. Pass Commander Beebe urged support for Le Molay activities and announced two special meetings in March to confer the Red Cross degree and other honors, with the annual conclave set for April 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Knights Templar
QO. F. Palmer
A. Beebe
le Molay
Red Cross
Trp
Samnar
Oth. Vestal
Autobiography Review Presented at Meeting
In a village meeting yesterday at the home of Mr tarenece Beazell of Fourth Street Mrs Fos presented Autobiography of Sinity itan and a review of Part one of Mrs Beard's On Understanding Women. Wee S.C. Shaw announced a near minuting scheduled for March third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culture Club
Tarenece Beazell
Fouth Sty
Wicota Class Hosts Tureen Dinner at Church
Twenty six members of the Wicota Class of the Church of Christ taught by Miss Mildred Findlay met for a tureen supper in the church dining room last evening. Barbara McConnell and LaVonne Smith were guests. Hostesses were Marian Nielsen Anita Poole Eva and Irene Buswell. Next meeting set for April 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Mildred Findlay
Barbara McConnell
LaVonne Smith
Marian Nielsen
Anita Poole
Eva
Irene Buswell
New Study Club Formed by Mothers from Four Districts
Mothers from Gates Jefferson St Agnes and Edison schools organized a study club at Gates School. Officers include President Mrs Brillhart Vice President Mrs Richards Secretary Mrs J Welsh Treasurer Mrs Stilzenbauer. meeting on the second Thursday at 1 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Study Club
Mothers
Northwest
Gates School
Tne
Mothers of Cates, Jefferson
St. Agnes
Edison School
Brillhart
Jefferson School
Richards
Gates
J. Welsh
Stilzenbauer
Fdison
James Elemes
Sayers
Jefferson
Jacobs
Edison
Demos
Ladies of Jefferson School
Olga Sasse Elected Head of Bethel Shrine No 24
Olga Sasse was elected Worthy High Priestess of Bethel Shrine No 24 at the latest meeting. Other officers named include Arthur Hiscox as watchman of shepherds and Mae Richwine as worthy scribe. The next Bethel Shrine gathering is March 3 with installation March 30 and a memorial service scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olga Sasse
Bethel Shrine
Olga Sagse
Hugh
Bethel Shrine No
Arthur Hiscox
Armee Winkle
Mae Richwine
Sisie Lewis
Florence Smith
Nanesy Jenkins
Eleanor
Dennss Weisbrod
Maay Knapp
Denise Weisbred
Sojourner Hisvo
Kiwanis Minstreis
de Molays
Rainbow Guns
Election of Officers in Ladies Aid Society at United Presbyterian Church
A well attended meeting of the Ladies Aid Society of the United Presbyterian Church elected officers led by Mrs F A Lawrence as president. Other officers selected were Mrs A E Schulze vice president Mrs Irvin Wendell secretary and Mrs James Davies treasurer. Installation is set for March 23. Hostesses for the next meeting are Mrs J K Nece and Mrs A E Snodgrass with programs under Mrs A W Baird and Mrs H Howlett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
United Presbyterian Church
F. A. Lawrence
Lawrence
A. E. Schulze
Irvin Wendell
James Davies
J. K. Nece
A. E. Snodgrass
A. W. Baird
H. Howlett
Division A of Second Congregational Tea Meeting Held at Miller Home
Division A of the Second Congregational church met at Mrs. M. D. Miller on Dewey Avenue for a silver tea. Readings by Mrs. Jane Pelter and Mrs. Martha Straw opened the program. Guessing contests and hibinsos entertained eleven visitors and fifteen members. Prizes went to Mrs. E. A. Wells and Mrs. L. Krugman. Tea was served. Mrs. Skeels assisted. Next regular meeting set for April sixth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational Church
M. D. Miller
Dewey Avenue
Jane Pelter
Martha Straw
E. A. Wells
L. Krugman
Skeels
St Johns Church Aid Society Plans Spring Events
Frank Stellar and Alvin Stellar head a thirty five member Aid Society at St Johns Church. They plan a Bowlers’ handset event in April and an eighty year church anniversary in War Members on March twenty third. A portrait will be taken for a souvenir book. Mrs. George Marin and Robert Peters host a dinner two weeks later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Stellar
Alvin Stellar
Aid Society of
St. John’s Church
Diniheon
Garden Club to Honor City Forester as Speaker
Raymond F. Prisye Cleveland City Forester will speak at the Garden Club meeting on Planting and Pruning. The club invites all interested to join the session at the Woman's Club on Fourth Street, donation accepted for tree and shrub care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland City Forester
Sphlavn
Raymond F. Pris Ye
Cleveland City
Will Hir
Medue of the Garden Club
Mareh
Cusut
Womans Cone
Fourth Street
Roar in Chiang Meet Adopts Second Reading Agenda
The Roar in Chi a last evening at the Y W.G. read the new conanting for a second time and transacted routine business. After adjournment a refreshment course was served. Members danced and played games. The next meeting is March 16 at 7 30 at the W C A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roar
Chia
Y W.G
O W L Club Meets At Harriet Swindling Home
Members of the O W L Club gathered at Harriet Swindling’s Warwood street home last evening for an evening of business, cards and music with Mary Amato.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. W. L. Club
Harriet Swindling
Warwood Street
Mary Amato
Homer Street
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges Summary
Admissions include Fred Eudy of 1104 East Avenue George King of 579 Turner Street and Mrs Leland Dur Kee of Grafton. Discharges include Mrs Steve Polic mene of 18th Street Alex Mihalo RD 3 Mrs Robert Moore Baby girl 511 Garford and Joyce McGrecken RD 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Eudy
East Avenue
George King
Turner Street
Leland Dur Kee
Grafton
Steve Polimene
18Th Street
Alex Mihalo
R. D
Robert Moore
Garford
Joyce McGrecken
Tonight's Church Activities Featured Around Town
The W L C Class of Church of Christ meets at 510 East Avenue and Daughters of Scotia appear in Northwest Encampment TI C OF F. The Hail Methodist fellowship supper starts at 6 30. Emma Dean Anderson Circle and Bors Missionary Society host radio program and stewardship pageant at United Presbyterian at 7 30. East Carlisle PTA meets Friday. Reverend Karl Meister speaks on a Canadian trip with violin music by Professor Henri Gilbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
East Avenue
Daughters of Scotia
Northwest
Emma Dean Anderson
Bors’ Missionary Society
United Presbyterian Church
East Carlisle P. T. al
Karl Meister
Henri Gilbert
The China Shop Opens in Elyria at 345 Broad Street
Elyria welcomes The China Shop the citys newest store located at 345 Broad Street in the former Lewis Economy Store building. M Wais former Lewis Mercantile china department manager runs the shop offering china ware glass ware house furnishings lamps and gift items in a bright colorful setting. The store also serves as Premier vacuum cleaner headquarters with Fred Rieth operating a watch and jewelry repair department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Broad Street
Lewis Economy
M. Wais
Lewis Mercantile Company
Weis
Premier Vacuum Cleaners
Fred Rieth
Village Social News From Kipton Area
Mr and Mrs Blaine Hurst visited Granville Ohio with the later s parents. Miss Myrtle Hurd Mrs Alice Alson and Frank called at Philp Herrmans. Sunday visitors at F A Perkins included Mead Buckley and Albert Ginste Wakeman. West Side Birthday Club met at Ralph Blackwells with cards music and refreshments for about forty eight attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kipton
Blaine Hurst
Granville
Ohio
Myrtle Hurd
Alice Alson
Frank
Philp Herrman
F. A. Perkins
Mead Buckley
Albert Ginste
Wakeman
West Side
Ralph Blackwell
R. M. Ostreim
Bill Johnson
Gertrude Lee
Camden
County Glee Club
Wellinston
Edith Hudson
Florence Emory
Ella Morgan
Gladys Beynolds
Muriel Davidson
Marsery Searles
Gene O8streim
Virginia Blackwell
Hanes
Son Allen
Bowling Green
James Keltner
Camden Farm Woman Club
Elon Searles
Theodore Brunger
Ivan Coe
West Oberlin
Cua
Albert Arnold
West Dover
W. R. Whitney
Norris Hales
Ruth
Norwalk
G. E. Twining
Ellwood Austin
Claire Ross
Anna Belle
Geo. Miller
Henry Wooster
Oberlin
A. W. Davidson
E. L. Ober
Verga
Florence Squires and Sons
Penfield
Harry Peachey
Elyria
B. J. Sharp and Sons
Karl Kreig
Henrietta
Gertrude Bates
Arthur Bates
Chicago
Tureen Supper At Beacon Light Girls Meeting
The Beacon Light Girls of St. Pauls church held a tureen supper last evening. Margaret Anthony was appointed chairman of the devotions committee during the business meeting. Edith Davis attended as a guest. Next meeting to be hosted by Mazie Kushin-Sky and Edna Pailas, with the mace to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Light Girls
St. Paul's Church
Margaret Anthony
Edith Davis
Mazie Kushin- Sky
Edna Pailas
East Carlisle
East Carlisle School
Dinner Party In Honor Of Mrs Rose Frank
Mrs. Rose Frank hosted a six o'clock dinner at 13519 Lake Avenue last evening. Her sisters Mrs Mary Drehs of Grand Rapids Michigan Mrs Margaret Kehn and Mrs Anna Krebs of Lorain and Mrs Lena Toll of Avon were among the guests. The evening featured cards and conversation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Frank
Lake Avenue
Mary Drehs
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Margaret Kehn
Anna Krebs
Lorain
Lena Toll
Avon
Auxiliary to S of T sponsors card party at Refenning home
Mrs Martha HRefenning hosted a card party for the Auxiliary to Sons of Union Veterans at her Third street home. Five tables competed with Mr and Mrs DC Williams winning high score and Mrs Oakley and Mr Gowman winning low score prizes. Helpers included Mrs Hattie Smith and Mrs Sarah Gowman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. OF
T. Y
Refenning
Martha Hrefenning
Third Street
Sons of Union Veterans
DC. Williams
Oakley
Gowman
Hattie Smith
Sarah Gowman
Potato Growers Study Insects Diseases At School
Seventy one Lorain county potato growers attended this week's sessions of the potato school offered at Brownhelm and Columbia by the county agricultural extension service. The topic was Potato Insects and Diseases taught by A L Pierstorff of Ohio State University. Next session will be held next Wednesday with Earl Tusing as instructor on Seed Potatoes and Culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Brownhelm
Columbia
County Agricultural Extension Service
A L. Pierstorff
Ohio State University
Earl Tusring
Als
Ohio State Univerols
Local Society Notes and Academic Honors
Mr and Mrs Ralph Crandall of Pittsburgh visit East avenue before moving to New York. Miss Helen Lewis of Cleveland stays with her parents on West avenue this week. Eleanor Ruth Goldstein of 701 Park avenue qualifies for Smith College special honors program. Mrs Barnes and Mrs Ed Myers visit Mrs Harris Yancer of Grafton road who is very ill. Rev E B Lawrence of Mars attends to church duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Crandall
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
J. M. Crandall
East Avenue
New York
Helen Lewis
Cleveland
KB. A. Lewis
West Avenue
Eleanor Ruth Goldstein
Max Goldstein
Park Avenue
Smith College
Northampton
Mass
Barnes
Ed Myers
Grafton
Harris Yancer
Grafton Road
E. B. Lawrence
Mars
New Oberlin Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Travels
Mi Fflarriet Henderson of Cleveland visits friend Lucile Emerick in town. Mrs. William Manns returns from a short stay with daughter Bether in Youngstown. Mrs. Arthur Nolan and son Ralph Kinney attend funeral of Ralphs uncle in Findlay. Carl Schmitz family and Mrs. Frank J. Schmitz visit Voret Taylor of Eaton. Chris Justin travels to Cleveland on business. Nicholas Webber is mentioned in this brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oberlin
Fflarriet Henderson
Cleveland
Lucile Emerick
William Manns
Bether
Youngstown
Arthur Nolan
Ralph Kinney
Findlay
Carl Schmitz
Dorothy
Frank J. Schmi
Mathias Wohlber
Frank J. Schmitz
G. H. Dion
Nicholas Webber
Chris Justin
Delia Brown
Carl Bates
Henrietta
Wm. Manns
Raymond Reisinger
Michael Smith
Oberlin Grange Hall
Henry Pallas
West Ridge
Theodore Manns
Loretta Webber
Elsie Mitre
Florence Shuster
Harold Wehbber
Clyde
Justin
Walter
Fred Cleps
Arthur
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Harry Gibson
Oberlin Hospital
Earl Peabody
Elyria
George Dion
Births and Visits Highlight Elyria Brisk Social Notes
Pennsylvania visitor to California brother’s home near Eastern Heights boulevard is noted. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Ralph Brasselie at Elyria Memorial Hospital on March 9. Mrs Mary Drehl from Grand Rapids Michigan visits sister Mrs Rose Frank and relatives in Lorain. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Preston Straw at Elyria Memorial Hospital on March 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
California
Floa Lawrence
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Ralph Brasselie
West Bridge Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Mary Drehl
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Rose Frank
Lake Avenue
Harvest Feast Follows Degree Work at Wellington Grange
A Harvest Feast followed the conferring of third and fourth degrees on Wellington Grange candidates Wednesday evening. Ten candidates received the honor including Mr and Mrs William Hatchem Miss Ina Durfkle Lloyd Furnice Charles Webber Miss Elizabeth Wright William Barber Miss Betty Hemphill Raymond Wright and Richard McConnell. The secretary notes all officers were present and the degree work was led by the Ladies' Degree team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Wellington Grange
Willam Hatchem
Ina Durfkle
Lloyd Furnice
Charles Webber
Elizabeth Wright
William Barber
Betty Hemphill
Raymond Wright
Richard McConnell
Grange Plans Secret Family Album Night Program
Mrs. Robert Hemphill announced a hidden program for the Grange meeting on March 22 titled Family Album Night. Miss Ina Dunkle, Mrs. Luella Moehte, the Pied Piper's Orchestra, and Dr. W. W. Hyde are named participants in the novelty program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Robert Hemphill
Ina Dunkle
Luella Moehte
Pied Piper's
W. W. Hyde
Wellington Merchants Circulate One Dollar Checks
Wellington business men start a local effort to circulate five one dollar cashier's checks per participant. Recipients spend or pay accounts in the village, and the tenth indorser may redeem the checks at the bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Elyria Kiwanis to Bring Fellowship Chest Event
The Elyria Kiwanis Club will bring the Fellowship Chest to Wellington on March 26. The evening meeting begins at 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Kiwanians
Fellowship Chest
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Wellington
Elyria Chamber Reports Fire Prevention Progress
The Chamber of Commerce submitted Elyria’s fire prevention report for the Inter-Chamber Fire Waste Contest funded by the U S Chamber of Commerce the National Fire Protection Association and underwriters. The city has improved its rating each year and aims for a higher mark this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Elyria
Washington
United States Chamber of Commerce
National Fire Protection Association
Boards of Insurance
RACKS WITH TRAIN
A stranger in a 12 cylinder car with a chauffeur arrived yesterday to seize the Big Four train No. 3 at 4 22 pm as it pulled from the station. The man ordered the chauffeur to go after the train and it was later reported the car caught the southbound train at Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Kiwanis to Launch Membership Plan in Wellington Meeting
State Kiwanis officers outline a Membership Development plan to be launched at the Wellington meeting next Thursday. JH Page, local secretary, says three local speakers are booked for the presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis
Wellington
JH. Page
Thornton- Heighland Rites In Covington Ky
Miss Eleanor Thornton and Elsworth Heighland wed March 4 in the Covington Methodist church parsonage Rev Frederick E Ross officiated. The groom's uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Ernest Masten of Muncie Ind attended. The couple, Wellington graduates, will return home after a brief motor trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Thornton
Eleanor Thornton
Elsworth Heighland
Frank Masten
Methodist Church
Covington
Frederick E. Ross
Ernest Masten
Muncie
Ind
Radio artist Joe Baldi hosts birthday concert for Jack Elliott
On March 5 Joe Baldi the radio accordion artist played Jack Elliott’s requested tune Pink Elephants to celebrate his birthday. Later, Elliott entertained friends Gordon Gallatin Bers Gallatin Junior Lee and Buddy Baker at a birthday supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Baldi
Accordian
Jack Elliott
Jack
Pink Elephants
Gordon and
Bers Gallatin
Junior Lee
Buddy Baker
Cleveland Guests Visit Elyria Couple
Mr and Mrs Henry Vorel of Cleveland are guests of Mr and Mrs Harry Gill. Mr and Mrs Lewis have returned to Elyria after visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs Henry Stevick for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Vorel
Cleveland
Harry Gill
Lewis
Elyria
Henry Stevick
Government Finances: Living Beyond Income Draws From Citizens
The remark highlights that government can exceed its revenue by borrowing from citizens, implying ongoing dependence on public funds to cover expenditures. It underscores fiscal policy debates over deficits and taxation versus public debt.
Also Mentioned on This Page
King's Daughters
CHUCH
Mrs. Maddock
J. Schuster
Grace Lutheran Amd Society
Circle NO
Bunco
GIRS
Mro
Beazetl
Ladies’ Aid OF
United Presbyterian Church Elects
Second Congregational Division
ST. John's Church
Noar-Up
CEEB
O. W. T. Club
China Shop
Beacon Light
East Side Guild
East Side
St. Andrew’s Church
Violet Curtice
Herrick Ave
Junior Grissinger
Courtland
Alfort
Oberlin Road
Ings
Little Joe’s Diner
Wildercraft
Candy & Nuts
ARE Foods
Ile
Miss D. Wilder
Broad St
Pau Wainwright
Courtland St
Phillips’ Drug
Bill’s
Fag W. Broud
Andress
Marcelling
Leedale’s Beauty Shop
Swearer Bik
Allen Bernard
Bloch
China
Lewis Mercantile Co
Savings Deposit Bank
Nano’s Bakery
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