Various Local Clubs Schedule Weekly Meetings
The week lists numerous group gatherings including the Literary Club with Karen Nielsen, Ely PTA at 8 P M with J G George as speaker, Little Sorority with Mary Buzzard, Sunny Side Up Club with Mrs Ed Weber, and many others. Activities span garden clubs, sororities, faith groups, and youth organizations with meeting rooms and times noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Nielsen
Ely P. T. A
J. G. George
Little Sorority
Mary Buzzard
Spring Valley
Sunny Side Up
Ed. Weber
Carolina Avenue
Dubl-Dee
Elizabeth Squires
Broad Street
N. A
Garden Club
Woman's Club
Raymond Persey
Y. W.c A
Knights Templar
Order of Malta
Knights of Columbus
K. of C. Hall
Columbia Club
Ird St
V. FP. W
King Solomon's Lodge
A.M. Fidelis
2Nd Congregational
Margaret Storer
Franklin Avenue
Lewer
United Presbyterian Callcc
Atv P.M. Gueen Esthers
M. E. Church
Leonard Fisk
Princeton
Methodist Church
Rainbow
Evelyn Eaton
E. H. Bird
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List Mentioned
The notes show multiple admissions and discharges across several streets and towns. Names include Mrs Emma Peters Mrs Lloyd Reed Delores Doebel John Spechs and Sam March Jr among others with addresses in Gates Avenue Broad Street Artemas Court Middle Avenue 16th Street Valley City Lehigh area and Ashtabula. Discharges include Mrs Edward Mc Laughlin baby girl Thomas Carter Pauli Bates and Irene Jesterby with listed streets and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Peters
Gates Avenue
Joseph Onala
Ella Fillo
E. Broad
Lloyd Reed
Middle Avenue
Delores Doebel
Artemas Court
John Spechs
LaGrange
Sam March, Jr
Valley City
Carl Simms
Samuel Crayton
16Th Street
Chester Ackerman
Harold Bassett
Fifth Street
Edward McLaughlin
W. 10Th
Thomas Carter
Fairlawn Avenue
Pauli Bates
Mkipton
Irene Jesterby
R. D. No
David Shaylor
Ashtabula
Clarence Smith
Tremont Street
James McKenzie
Ambrose Langeshorst
Local residents host relatives and attend ordination events
Francis and Jean Gray of Elwood City and John Howard Gray of Shelby visited Miss June Gregory in Elyria. Families traveled for funerals, births, and the ordination of Fr. Theodore Blair at St. Agnes church. Multiple guests from Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Michigan attended events and celebrations in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis
Jean Gray
Elwood City
Pennsylvania
John Howard Gray
Shelby, Q
June Gregory
Chase Street
Deane Burns
Waynesburg
Grant Burns
Walter Roosevelt
Bailey Court
George E. Bush
Ashland
Ohico
Karl Schrader
Harvard Avenue
Clarence
Earl
John Bearer
Carroltown
Elyria
J. R. Blair
Dewey Avenue
Theodore Blair
Chester Ackerman
Valley City
Elyria Memorial Hospital
John Fahey
Jack
Margaret
William
Leland Durkee
North Eaton
Lillian Barnes
J. Jordon
Willoughby
Ohio
Jessie E. Kent
West River Street
Bow Pattern 03550 for Spring Wardrobe Aid
Charm pattern 03550 shows a high waist belt and cape sleeve contrast for spring outfits. Order 15 cents for pattern 9559 sizes 16 to 42 and 3 1 8 yards of fabric. Catalog and pattern bundle cost 25 cents from Chronicle Telegram Pattern Department New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle-Telegram Pattern Department
West 18Th Street
New York City
The Kind of God Jesus Revealed Topic Session
The Young People's League of St Pauls Church met to discuss The Kind of God Jesus Revealed led by Miss Alice O MiLlion. Topics covered included How do we get our ideas of God and Is your idea of God satisfying with multiple student speakers. Next Sunday topic Be What Was Jesus Estimate of Human Life Can We Live By It.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People's League of
St. Paul’s Church
Jesus
Alice O’million
Ernst Trion
God
Karl Quade
Ted Washke
George Pallas
Wilson Fox
George Bird
Doris Anderson
Marian Anthony
Second Congregational C E meets with Rob ert Alspaugh on themes
The Second Congregational church Christian Endeavor met last night led by Rob ert Alspaugh on Believing in the Goodness of God. Scripture from John 4 16 and John 14 1 12 read by Walter Gehrke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational Church Christian Endeavor
Robert Alspaugh
Jesus
Walter Gehrke
Thelma Radcliff
Berton Boynton
Florent Howenstein
Annette Whitney
Ruth Pickett
Edward Pallas
Garden of Prayer
Violet Olmstead
West Side
C. E
Pathways to the Best speaker at church service
Seventy five Church of Christ Christian Endeavor members met in the church basement for Sunday services led by Ellsworth Albert. Dean Frederick Roehm of Baldwin Wallace College spoke on The Pathways to the Best with four points and praised Judge Webber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ Christian Endeavor
Ellsworth Albert
Clark Maddock
Robert Holcomb
Frank May
R. Stearns
Frederick Roehm
Baldwin- Wallace College
Berea
Roehm
Judge Webber
Harold Olmsted
C. E
Second Congregational Church
Kenneth Young
Ration-era Lunch Stand Ad Spares Rib Sauerkraut Menu
A brief wartime style ad notes a church hosting a Tuesday meal offering real country spareribs and sauer kraut or roast beef priced at 20 cents. The pickup runs from 11 to 1, with proceeds likely supporting church activities.
Meetings postponed by church group and PTA
The Mary Martha Claus meeting of the Methodist church is postponed. The bridge and jig-saw puzzle party at Mrs. George Green's home on Cleveland Street is postponed due to the death of Mrs. H. E. Custar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Martha Claus
Methodist Church
George Green
Cleveland Street
Allen
Parent-Teacher Association
H. E. Custar
Six Weeks of Free Leisure Activities At YWCA
A new six weeks' schedule of free leisure time activities for unemployed girls starts Tuesday March 14 at ten o'clock. Activities include Tap dancing Ping pong Wii board gymnasium and film discussion on Tuesday mornings. Hiking on Wednesday mornings continues from last year with mild trails around Elytia. Dramatic group meets Thursday mornings open to boys and girls. Saturday gym recreation runs 8 to 11 p m with games entertainment and talent stunts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elytia
Ordination Celebration for Fr Theo Blair at St Agnes
Fr Theo Blair son of Mr and Mrs J R Blair of Dewey avenue was honored at a parish dinner after ordination at St Agnes church. The event drew over four hundred guests with speakers including Rishon McFadden and Fr Duffy of Cleveland. Mrs Rose Mackert sang with husband Frank Mackert accompanying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Agnes Church
Theodore Blair
J. R. Blair
Dewey Avenue
Thoner
Rishon McFadden
Cleveland
Father Duffy
LaBlonde
Catholic Charities Corporation
Frs. Dale
Epworth League hears Lawrence Stone on Bible topic
Lawrence Stone opened a series of Bible talks at the Epworth League meeting in the Methodist church Sunday School rooms. He will continue the talks next Sunday evening. A Bible study series begins next Friday evening and runs for several weeks on Friday evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Stone
Epworth League
Methodist Church
Local piano pupils meet at Lilian Hollup home
A group of older piano pupils of Miss Edna Bates gathered Saturday afternoon at Lillian Hollup home. They presented a miscellaneous program with discussions of various composers, followed by musical games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Bates
Lillian Holiup
King's Heralds meet at First Methodist Church
An enthusiastic group of the King's Heralds gathered Saturday at 3 PM in the First Methodist church. President Jane Unger led the meeting, with devotionals by Carlita Stang and prayer by Mrs. Stargell. Secretary and treasurer reports were given by Carlita Stang and Oliver Shubert. A membership drive was planned with Jane Unger and Carlita Stang as captains, and the session adjourned to April eighth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Heralds
Jane Unzer
Carlita Stang
Stargell
Oliver Shubert
Jane Unger
Mr. Statke
Lingway
A and E Club Hosts Pedro Night in Elyria
Members gathered at Mr and Mrs Frank Kuchenrther home in Elyria Saturday for Pedro games. Prizes went to Mrs Katherine Schneider and William Sehneider first, Mrs Philip Gernat and John Alten second, and Vis Anna Schneider Mee STAY Pynenrither third. Luncheon followed with St Patrick's color scheme. Next meeting to be at Miss Katherine Schyeier on Sugar Ridge in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. and E. Club
Frank Kuchenr
Ther
Elyria
Pedro
Katherine Schneider
William Sehneider
Philip Gernat
John Alten
Anna Schneider
Pynenrither
St Patrick’s
Katherine Schyeier
Sugar Ridge
Kappa Beta Kappa Plans Tureen Supper for Rev Savanack
The Kappa Beta Kappa society met in St. Andrew's Guild Room last evening. They arranged a tureen supper for Thursday in honor of Rev. Paul Savanack and discussed the Prodigal Son parable. An engaging program followed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Geta Krappas
Kappa Beta Kappa
St. Andrew's Church
Paul Savanack
Mrs Kramer Guest of Princeton Avenue Sister in Chicago
Mrs. E C Kramer of Chicago Illinois is visiting her sister Mrs C M Ackerman on Princeton avenue as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Kramer
Chicago, Illinois
C. M. Ackerman
Princeton Avenue
Community Meeting Notices Across Local Churches and Clubs
A busy schedule lists the Young Women's Division of the Second Congregational church and multiple auxiliaries meeting at various addresses including 130 Grant street and 227 Stanford avenue. Groups such as the Elyria Musical Art Society, Cameraderie Club, Daughters of Union Veterans, Girl Scouts, and neighborhood bible classes meet or host events with speakers and sewing sessions, tea, suppers, and lectures at venues like the YWCA, Second Congregational church, and Grace Lutheran church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's
Second Congregational Church
Knights of St. John
United Presbyterian Moters
E. W. Wright
Grant Street
Daughters of Union Veterans
Florence Holcomb
West Avenue
Elyria Musical Art Society
Elizabeth Taylor
Washington Avenue
Cameraderie Club
Helen Koehn
Greenwood Street
Olga Johnson
Eleventh Street
Eleventh Street. Child Welfare and Social Service Department
Eisha Woman’s Club
Far Walker
Stanford Avenue
Rowena Circle
Sarah Massey
George Street
Et Yer
Kathryn Smith
Girl Scouts
Warren Wright
Woodland Avenue
Frank Spencer
John Haldeman
Methodist circles schedule and tea event notices
Circle No 8 meets at 2:00 at 419 Park. Circle No 2 meets at 2:15 at the parsonage. Circle No 5 hosts silver tea for guest day at 238 Howe. Circle No 7 gathers at 2:15 with 228 Harvara Avenue host Mrs J T Shook. Circle No 9 of the Methodist church...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Methodist Church
A. C. Corfman
Park Avenue
S. Buswell
Howe Street
J. T. Shook
Harvara Avenue
Methodist
Church Groups Convene for Lenten Season Activities
Church meetings fill the schedule with services at St Pauls Grace Lutheran and First Congregational circles. Women’s groups plan luncheons and card parties at homes and churches while Legion Auxiliary and City Mission host events.
Church and club gatherings listed for Elyria area
A long schedule of church circles and auxiliary groups meets across several churches including United Presbyterian First Congregational St Pauls M E Methodist and St Andrews with luncheons tureens and programs. Notable items include Rev C E Schmid speaker from Amherst and Rev William Mackey from Mansfield Reformatory.
Society meetings and church group gatherings listed
A. F. F. W. Society meets with Mrs Walter Waits on Furnace Y P C U of the United Presbyterian church holds business and social meeting at Florence Sellers 252 Harvard Avenue at 7 30 Goodwill Bible Class meets with Mrs J F Glosser 122 Neutercourt Upper Room Bible Class of the First Congregational church plans a tureen dinner at 6 00
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Church
Florence Sellers
Harvard Avenue
Goodwill
J. F. Glosser
Neutercourt
First Congregational Church
Circle No
Methodist
Marriage of the Lamb subject at United Presbyterian
Rev G A Brown spoke on The Marriage of the Lamb at United Presbyterian church citing Rev 19 7 9 and Genesis 9 1 9 24. He argued marriage is a divine ordinance chosen by the Father for His Son and not merely a social or civil bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Brown
United Presbyterian Church
St Patrick Day Events Across Local Churches
Evurea hosts St Patrick's tea at the church from one to five o'clock. Tighedia Social Club with Mrs George Scott meets on Dewey avenue. Nettie Finch Webber Club of the Church of Christ holds a tureen at the church. St Mary's Altar Society hosts a St Patrick's Day party in the parish hall in the evening. Four O Clock Club meets for luncheon at 1 with Mrs R Siegfried at 315 Princeton Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evurea
St. Patrick's
Tighedia Social Club
George Scott
Dewey Auvenir
Nettie Finch Webber
Church of Christ
St. Mary's Altar Society
R. Siegfried
Princeton Avenue
U. Club
Pauline Geigey
Ninth Street
Widening Circle
Baptist East Avenue
Charles Abbey
Royal Neighbors of America
Woman's Club
Order of Eastern Star
Security Benefit Association
Fisherman's Club
The
Baptist Church
B. H. Crisman
Fairlawn Avenue
The Bride of the Lamb and Its Guests in Heaven
A theological treatise outlines the wedding between the Lamb and the Church as a heavenly ceremony led by the Holy Spirit. It defines the Bride as the Church, explains the roles of the Bridegroom and guests, and emphasizes the forthcoming marriage supper of the Lamb with scriptural support from Revelation and Corinthians.
Puzzle Boom Brings Jobs at Racine Firm
The jig saw puzzle craze has created work for Racine residents as Western Printing and Lithographing Co. turns out 25,000 puzzles daily. The plant, which has made children's puzzles for a decade, now serves adults. An artist shapes pieces from chosen pictures, with production setting piece counts. Puzzles under 50 pieces avoid government tax. larger adult puzzles incur a 19 percent tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racine
Wis
Instinct and Reason Unite in Human Action
The text argues that instinct does not vanish when actions are rational rather instinct is refined by intellect. It contends that genuine future possibilities lie in the present moment and the lessons of the past guiding deliberate choice.
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Alice O'Million
ST. Paul's Church
Co. E. Meeting
B. W. College
C. E. Society
R. C. von Duyrke
Allen Bernard
King's Heralds
Lorain County Medical Society
Harold Knapp
C. F. Strohmeier
West Street
Grace Lutheran Church
Weidner
Women’s Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Grace Bennett
Venenela
C. M. Arkermaan
Ladies’ Aid Society
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Woman’s Association
Thomas Marsh
R. F. Vandemark
H. W. Pond
Charlotte Brooks
Colonial Apartments
Andrew
Max Calkins
Fine Arts
Cne
T. E. B. Club
Billy Struck
Columbus Street
Tri Sigs
Eleanor Erickson
Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
Friendship Club Cabinet
City Mission of Cleveland
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
Marshall
Chevalier Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Erma Dean Anderson
Division C
Barton
Seventh Street
Evangelical Women's Union of St. Pauls Church
C. E. Schmid
Amherst
LaPorte M. E
Ann Meldrum
Cian Robertson
David Nye
Order of DeMolay
FP. Hall
H. P. Chapman
Sons of Union Veterans
Frank Snoble
Samuel Street
East Side
St. Andrew's
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Woman's Auxiliary
St. Andrew’s Church
J. W. van Dusen
Betty Fister
East Court
Red Cross
Arthur Smith
Rear Up Club
Y. Ww.c. A
Elyria Council
Major Woodworth
K. of P. Hall
A. F. F. W. Society
Walter
Furnace Street
Bill
W. Broad
Andress
JADE
Phillips
Seamon
Lamb
Marcelling
Leedale’s Beauty Shop
Swearer Elk
Abraham
Christ
Israel
Hosea
Paul
John the Baptist
John
Brown Company
Elyria, Ohio
Printers - Paper Merchants
Lodi Street
DR. C. A. Cavagna
Ohio Public Service Blog
Elyria Cash Cleaners
East River
Sue Allard
Sue
Edna Robb Webster
Chronicle-Telegram
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