Surprise wedding shower for Mr and Mrs Harold Stock
A Sunday evening gathering of thirty five relatives and friends presented the couple with many gifts. Gladys Crombie is listed as Mrs Stock. the luncheon featured a three tier wedding cake with a bride and groom topper. Guests attended from Lorain Amherst and Lakewood. the couple departed for Fort Wayne, Indiana the following morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Stock
Mrs Stock
Gladys Crombie
Lorain Amherst
Lakewood
Ft Wayne Indiana
Girl Scout Troops Meet For Easter Preparations
Girl Scout Troop No 5 met at the American Legion hall with younger girls earning clothing badges led by Mrs Gehring. Jean Dutch completed her first class badge. Older girls under Mrs Roig staged an imaginary shopping tour for Easter outfits. An Easter party is planned next week. Troop No 9 held a week night supper to replace a meeting. Troop No 8’s cooking division served a light supper to 24, supervised by Mrs Chandler, Mrs Boylan, and Mrs Schrock. decorations by Marlyn Chandler and Norma Wickard with hostesses Jean Myers, Rita Swindling, and Lois Jean Lyons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troop No 5
American Legion Hall
Jean Dutch
Roig
Carl Gehring
Divsion
W G Chandler
Y T V Boylan
Ed Schrock
Marlyn Chandler
Norma Wickard
Jean Myers
Rita Swindling
Lois Jean Lyons
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Listing
A local hospital ledger lists admissions including Charles Conway of Cornell avenue Mrs John Mitchell Lorain Theodore Solak Penfield Junction Martin Setho West avenue Bill Baker Middle avenue Mrs Clarence Dumas Ver milion Mrs George Mittchell Avon Discharges include Mary Barnes Park avenue Mrs Mathew Leonard Lodi street Mrs Albert Reith Avon baby girl. A separate item notes a Harrisburg incident where a mouse triggered a tear gas release in the state capital, causing a brief security disturbance near the governor’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Conway
Cornell Avenue
John Mitchell
Lorain
Theodore Solak Penfield
Martin Setho
West Avenue
Bill Baker
Middle Avenue
Clarence Dumas
George Mittchell
Mary Barnes
Park Avenue
Mathew Leonard
Lodi Street
Albert Reith
Evening event highlights and dish washer demo
Attendees enjoyed a demonstration of the new automatic dish washer and learned its use. The evening included games and a naming contest won by Rita Mae Swindling. The meeting concluded at 8:30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rita Mae Swindling
Townsend Club No 1 Plans Activities
Elyria club meeting announced multiple activities and events for coming weeks. Plans include a St Patrick party at the I O F Hall with Tom and Jerry’s orchestra, a Monday 8 PM meeting time, and a Cleveland speaker Rev Coadwell scheduled for next Monday. Membership renewals and new joins were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyta Townsend Club
Middle Avenue
Lada Reisinger
Ford Doan
Cleveland
Elyria
Claude Doane
Chadsworth
Traiblazer Committee
William Haynes
Stephens
Coadwell
Ruby Thomas
Elmer Lapp
Thoms
St Patricks
Tom and Jerrys
Hoover Organization Begins Campaign in Lorain County
Fifteen Hooves members led by E E Thatcher held a dinner at Mrs Kriegs West Avenue. A feature was the Model 60 Hoover sweeper. The gathering launched an unprecedented sales achievement campaign for the organization. In San Jose Cal Joe Grell truck driver molested Mrs Julia Anderson. She threatened to call the law. Grell replied I care nothing about the American law it’s phony. The judge gave him two years probation. Bogus charity collectors swindled Britons out of nearly $20,000,000 last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunny Side Up
Grace Koontz
Cornel Avenue
Carl McRoberts
Willam Meinke
Dorothy Nicholl
Martan Bodine
Alice Hinderer
Bodine
Ed Weber
Carolina Avenue
Hooves
Lorain County
E E Thatcher
San Jose
Cal
Joe Grell
Julia Anderson
Grell
Amherst PTA Dinner and Community Activities Highlight 1925
Amherst reports a PTA dinner in the Domestic Science room with officers and members listed, speeches on Boys State and district PTA, a travelogue on Palestine, and notices of upcoming events, clubs, and union services. Included are various community motions, nominations, and social gatherings across Amherst schools and churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
PTA
L Roemer
H W_ Powers
F O Fleming
F J Hubbard
W G Nord
E £ Foster
W G Maxwell
J R McKenzie
Walter Miller
I Hubbard
J Springer
W Engle
R Powers
Marion Steele
H Penton
Norman Miller
Wade Bruns
Thelma Mays
Grayce Purcell Werner Zilch
F Adams Cleveland
W Muller
P-Ta
Old Mothers Circle
Elsie Orcutt
P -Ta
Follow Ag
Yuss Marion Steele
Robert Hubbard
Fred Hogrefe
Earl Sweet
Frank Ward
Columbus
Mansfield
Kehlinger Lorain
Palestine
Holy Land
Local clubs meet amid church parlor events and honors
The Ladies Lociety of the Congregational church, Sorosis Club, Tally Ho Club, and Epworth League held meetings with named hostesses and planned social activities at church parlors. Amherst High School announced honor rolls across grades, listing seniors, juniors, sophomores, and freshmen. Rotary Club heard Prof TD J Rewer discuss delinquent casts and Mansfield reform school work, with 18 in attendance and plans for an inter-city Lorain meeting and 200 letters sent by youth committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
C Jackson
C A Lauer
Sorosis Club
George Smith
Elyria
Russ Drug Store
Tally Ho Club
A! Waldron
Epworth League
the Methodist Church
Rotary Club
TD J Rewer
Lorain
Amherst Rotary Club
Methodist Church
Pitlors
Grider
Mansfield Reformatory
Mansfield
Grder Lorain
West River Road Guests of Elyria Family
Mrs W J Morris and her mother Mrs F Myers of Elyria visited Mrs Postle and her daughter on West River Road. The brief social call showcased local connections and neighborhood hospitality amid spring social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Morris
Myers
Hughes
D R. Roberts
Memorial Hospita
Kenneth Spengelberg
Markley School
Shelby
W E Hecx
Copas
K Keller
H Beese
E McIntte
I G Moitts
West River Road
W J Morris
F. Myers
Elyria
Postle
Markey School Parent Teacher Association Meeting Held
Markey School will host a Parent Teacher Association meeting this week. Parents and teachers will discuss school programs, upcoming events, and student progress in a community gathering at the school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markey
Huntington Aid Society Meets in Huntington
The United Aid Society will hold its regular meeting at the home of Mrs Forest Rice. Birthdays will be observed with a covered dish dinner at noon. A key meeting will decide several matters and a plan for the April supper will be made.
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Society
Rothy Funk
Mable Little
News of the Girl Scouts
Mouse
Capitol
Harrisburg
Townsend Club No
Hoover Organization
Gait Gang Ain Ofenuine
Ee Yu
The
Uni
Breed Street
Elyine
Ohio
Lucy Roemer
Axtel St
P.T. A
Victorian Guild
Coriine Finnegan
Milan Avenue
Marion Club
Victoria Solach
Concordia Club
St Pauls Lutheran Church
St Ann's Society of
Cleveland Avenue
Amherst High School
Margaret Rice
Amherst Study Club
H J Shelly
George P White
Robert Edwards
Margaret White
Lois Ehlert
White
Joe
E E Foster
Mesdemes
Alexander
E Foster
Jay Gullette
J Hubbard
Harry Leuszler
John Ludwig
G Marwell
E Merritt
G Nord Harold Penton
W Powers
A J Rice
A P Roth
L Roemer Ho
J Shelly
J A Wesbecher
Union Services
First Evangelical
M A Burris
Dist Church
Foursquare Church
Kuntz
Daniel Buser
C E Schmidt
St Peters Evangelical Church
Orville C Jones
Qberlin
Hospital News
Ross Anwaller Lorain
Augustine Luccio Chuith Street
Mariyn Jean Hogrefe
Olta Hogrefe
Huron
BOY Scouts
Markley
A C Haynes
Mike Fugel
Muthles
Murphy
Ala
June Draga
Myrtle Barchert
Lois Fhlert
Doris Miller
Mary Penton
Marilyn Pietch
Janet Springer
Leona Dybinski
Wilma Holzhauer
Janet Sth
Thelma Springer
Jack Wilhelm Crete
Charles Hemann Naum
Reichert
Betty Roth
Shirley Sweet
Eileen Conneil Waldred Kaser Verd Wier Schubert
Jacqueline Braeudigan
Marjone
Carl Goetz
4Th Street
Huntington
Mis
Kolbe
Janor Kolbe
Wellington
Court Rolce Lawrence
Betty Thodhum
Charles Parker
Charles Baker
Spencer
Frank Gratin
Blue Star
Long Gore Coal
Murbach Coal
Plymouth
Dimensions
Vaaa
Chrysler Corporation
Major Bowes
CBS
Thorn
Coures
Ae Ptt Aml Very
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