Community groups schedule diverse meetings in Elyria
Dozens of clubs and organizations in Elyria list events for Monday and Tuesday. Among activities are Rainbow girls supper at 6, Beekeepers in Avon at 8, Division F of the 2nd Congregational serves family night, YWCA gym show, and many lodge, church, and club gatherings with tureen suppers, meetings, and lectures across streets and homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain Co
Leo Alten
Avon
Division F
2Nd Cong
Triple D
Alice Gates
Lorain
Edward Kelly
Columbia Avenue
C. L
Gerald Leonard
Huron Street
Sunny Side Up
Jack O’brien
Cambridge Street
Tally Ho
Don Shriver
Edward Kershaw
Furnace Street
Jerry Hitsman
Botamer
High Street
Chatter
Mary Ahlgrim
Beverly Court
Pongo
Frances Leiman
Ruth's Wave Shop Ad Promotes Finger Waves
An advertised beauty shop offers finger waves 25 to 35 cents and Marcel waves 35 cents. Located at 604 Lake Ave, Ruth's Wave Shop lists phone number 36-853 for customers seeking hairstyling services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth’s Wave Shop
Lake Ave
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
Elva Lou Parker 350 Oxford avenue and others listed as admissions include Carl Schultz Lakewood Louis Horvath Cleveland Don Swartz Grafton Isadore Weinstein 251 Fairlawn David Nagle 135 Huron street Charles Simpkins 329 Twelfth street Jeanette Shrubsole 259 East 13th street Arthur Showalter 1120 Lake avenue and more. Discharges include Baby boy Dye 252 Second street Mrs William Huff man 415 Cleveland street Mrs Ted Spooner baby girl Grafton Eileen Siedler 119 Fremont street Louise Hullman No 5 West avenue Mrs Chester Stolzenberg 228 Columbus street Herbert Stoyer R D No 2 Arthur Showalter 1120 Lake avenue Clayton and Caroline Gatchell 316 East Broad Eva Peterson Dover Center Dorothy Bott R D No 1 Mrs Frank Currier baby boy Oberlin Charles Kritzel 214 Blaine street Mrs John Hancock 254 Harrison street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elva Lou Parker
Oxford Avenue
Carl Schultz
Lakewood
Louis Horvath
Cleveland
Don Swartz
Grafton
Isadore Weinstein
Fairlawn
David Nagle
Huron Street
Charles Simpkins
Twelfth Street
Jeanette Shrubsole
East 13Th Street
Arthur Showalter
Lake Avenue
Howard McConkey
Woodland Avenue
Second Street
William Huffman
Cleveland Street
Ted Spooner
Eileen Siedler
Fremont Street
Louise Hullman
West Avenue
Chester Stolzenberg
Columbus Street
Herbert Stoyer
R. D
Clayton
Caroline Gatchell
East Broad
Eva Peterson
Dover Center
Dorothy Bott
Frank Currier
Oberlin
Charles Kritzel
Blaine Street
John Hancock
Harrison Street
Fine Interest In Services At Tabernacle
Evangelistic services at the Full Gospel Tabernacle drew good interest on Sunday with a strong altar call response. Evangelist Irvin E. Ade will preach Tuesday at 7 20 p.m. on Praying Down the Fire of God. A special prayer and business meeting is set for Thursday at 7 30 a.m. The Friday message will be The Great Revivals in the Book of Acts. Public welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Full Gospel Tabernacle
Irvin E. Ade
God
Matthew Henry
Father Coughlin Warns Against Further Borrowing
In Detroit on March 13 Rev. Charles E. Coughlin warned that continuing the plan to borrow out of debt would raise national taxes by about 20 percent and create 10 million unemployed. He urged ending tax exempt government bonds and using Fort Knox gold, and pressed followers to lobby for a new neutrality act restricting executive powers in foreign commitments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Charles E. Coughlin
Father Coughlin
Fort Knox
Congress
Paderewski Recovers From Wrist Inflammation
Paderewski, 78 year old Polish pianist, leaves Cleveland for Detroit after a week of enforced rest due to wrist inflammation. Manager L J Fitzgerald says he is practicing on his private car and feels fine, though no visitors will be admitted during the tour. He plans to return to Cleveland May 28 for the postponed March 5 concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ignace Jan Paderewski
Detroit
L. J. Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Paderewski
Girl Seeks Sample of Electricity From General Electric
In Schenectady on March 13, a Bronx schoolgirl asked the General Electric Company for booklets and a small sample of electricity to aid her geography study. Officials said they could spare it once a dispatch method was found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schenectady
N. Y
Bronx
General Electric Company
Community club events and church notices roundup
Social gatherings include Ace Hi and Royal Neighbors anniversary events, January 12:30 meetings, 37th anniversary for Royal Neighbors, and a Colonial Drill Team program by the Order of Eastern Star in Cleveland. Luncheon, plays, and dinners fill the afternoon with church activities at Baptist, Church of Christ, and M C A venues. Reverend Ralph Valentino speaks at the Gideon class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tigredia Social Club
O. E. Barton
7Th Street
Ace Hi
Norman Pichoda
Huron Street
Royal Neighbors
Order of Eastern Star
Colonial
Cleveland
Four O'Clock Club
G. B. Findley
Abbe Road
St. Agnes
Baptist Church House
Gideon
Townsend Club
Armory
3Rd Street
Church of Christ
Ralph Valentine
Compton Considered for Presidency at Ohio State
Dr. Arthur H. Compton was reported to have been offered the Ohio State University presidency as the board of trustees met. A secret Marion meeting preceded the decision, with no statements from Compton or the trustees. Compton, 46, Nobel laureate, is a Chicago professor and Ohio native who studied at Wooster, Princeton, Cambridge, and Oxford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, CO
Arthur H. Compton
University of Chicago
Ohio State University
Ohio State Board of Trustees
Compton
Marion
George W. Rightmire
Ohio State
William McPherson
Ohio
Wooster College
Princeton University
Cambridge
Oxford
University of Minnesota
Washington University
Wooster
Elias Compton
Firemen Called Out Twice Find No Fire in Elyria
Elyria firemen were summoned twice yesterday but found no blaze. Early 12:51 a m call to Empire Tavern on Adams Street stemmed from a police report error. At 10:40 p m a visit to Myrielle's Beauty Shop on Broad Street uncovered hot water backed into cold lines creating steam pressure. gas was shut off and faucets opened to relieve pressure with no damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Fire Department
Empire Tavern
Adams Street
Myrielle
Wurst
Birthday Celebration at Knowles Home in La Grange
In La Grange Sunday guests gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Will C. Knowles to honor the birthday anniversary of Mr. Knowles. Dinner guests fro Elyria and nearby towns included Mrs. J. G. Wherry Mrs. Minnie Willard Miss Frances Knowles Mrs. Don Carmel and children Donna Rae and Willard Chalis Baish of Litchfield and afternoon callers included S. F. Raymond and his son from Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Grange
Will C. Knowles
J. G. Wherry
Minnie Willard
Elyria
Frances Knowles
Don Carmel
Donna Rae
Willard
Grafton
Chalis Baish
Litchfield
F. Raymond
Lorain
Gleaners Class Party Held At Mrs Rowen Kerner Home
About thirty guests attended the Gleaners class monthly party at the home of Mrs. Rowan Kerner on Tuesday evening. The president led the business session and Mrs. Ortto Martin read a poem. Rev and Mrs Lonzo Green and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gleaners
Rowan Kerner
Ortto Martin
Lonzo Green
Cleveland Livestock Market Report Highlights Mixed Cattle and Hogs
The Cleveland market shows hogs and cattle both active with price ranges across weights. Hogs mostly 110 to 300 pounds quoted from 5.50 to 7.90, while cattle feature steers and cows in the 7 to 19 dollar ranges with calves and sheep also listed across multiple categories.
Local Produce Prices and Bu Prices From Market Listing
A market listing shows apples priced by variety and size, with 2% in storage Baldwins at $1.825 and $1.50, Delicious $1.65 to $1.75, and other varieties such as Rome Beauty and Winesap. Additional produce includes carrots, beets, celery, lettuce, cucumbers, greens, onions, and root vegetables with unit or basket pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delicious
Jonathan
McIntosh
Northern Spy
BaldWin
Rome Beauty
Winesap
Wellington social notes feature St Patrick event
Mrs May Callely hosted guests for St Patrick's Day as three films from Henderson Settlement in Kentucky were shown. Alden Hopkins convalesces after appendectomy at North Main Street home. Mrs Nellie Auxer visited relatives in Berea. Milton Hauck remains seriously ill. Judson Spicer family attended uncle's funeral in Cleveland this week. Mrs Dallas Holcomb hosted Circle Three of the Methodist Aid Society for a tureen lunch and social, while Mrs Henry Abbey visited sister Mrs May Dale in Elyria.
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May Callely
Wellington
Henderson
Kentucky
Wilford Bachtel
Carlisle
Will Buckingham
Alden Hopkins
North Main Street
Nellie M. Auxer
Moss
Berea
Milton Hauck
Judson Spicer
Cleveland
Dallas Holcomb
Circle Three
Methodist Aid Society
Henry Abbey
May Dale
Elyria
Penfield Township School Reopens After Illness
Reopening of Penfield Township School today leaves only one closed in the county due to influenza and illness. Penfield had 31 absences, 29 present now, Wellington remains closed until Wednesday after 164 student absences and two teachers out. other 12 closed schools resumed last week with improving attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penfield Township
Penfield
Wellington
Spencer News Notes Holy Week and PTA events
Holy Week services run April 2 to 9 at the Methodist church under Rev J G Koontz. PTA plans include an March 14 program in the school auditorium with pupil selections from county music festivals. The Ladies Aid presents The Strike of the Ladies Aid March 17 at the school.
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Methodist Church
J. G. Koontz
Mesdames I. W. Mec-Ilraine
Dorothy Fuller
Mildred Firestone
Ladies Aid
Methodist Aid Society
Robert Starr
Spencer
Charles Dickens
Ladies Aid and Missionary Society
Market prices for produce and grains listed for Toledo elevators
The Toledo Grain Elevator lists Wheat No 2 red at 75 84 c. Corn No 2 yellow 33 54 c. Oats No 2 white 35 36 c. Rye No 2 54 54 c. Track prices show Wheat No 1 red 71 72 c. Corn No 2 yellow 48 48 4 c. Oats No 2 white 32 38 3 c. Butter unsettled, eggs mixed, live poultry steady with varied weights and grades. potatoes with several regional varieties and prices per bag.
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Michigan
Ohio
Community Notes From Spencer School and Local Groups
Lunch closed the session as the Spencer school faculty hosted the school board and spouses at Darby Toan Tea room in Leroy. Junior League officers were elected during a Lenten gathering at the Methodist parsonage with Rev J G Koontz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer School
Darby Toan
Leroy
Methodist
J. G. Koontz
Phyllis Waltz
Rufus Roberts
Joyce Rook
Norma Walters
Dixie Herrick
Will Moore
Miss Pugh
Leonard Bridges
Litchfield
Mary Howe
Victor Haines
Victoria Butcher
Elyria
Ruth Still
Haines
Lodi
Charles MacLaren
Donald Weidrick
Waldo Byers
Westerville
Margaret Garber
Spencer Baptist Church
Ruth Clement
Ladies Aid and Missionary Society
Mt. Zion Church
Ina Carey
Cecil Wolf
Norwalk
Stanley Wright
Forest Johnson
Detroit
J. C. Chapman
Three Men Die in Farrell Fire at Feed Mill
In Farrell Pennsylvania three men died when a fire destroyed a one room living area behind the J. B. Roux Feed Mill. Arthur J. Case 29 Raymond L. Case 21 and Robert T. Keyes 24 were found in the ruins about a half hour after firemen put out the blaze. The men, all mill employees, were prepared for shipment to Ashtabula Ohio for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farrell, Pa
J. B. Roux
Arthur J. Case
Raymond L. Case
Robert T. Keyes
Ashtabula
Oldest Darby fire company guards historic ram
Force 164 years old Darby Pennsylvania based Darby Fire Company No 1 founded 164 years ago is believed to be the nation’s oldest volunteer fire-fighting organization. The Old Darby Ram a fire apparatus imported from England 150 years ago is its proudest possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darby
Darby Fire Company No. 1
England
Japan to Provide Free Medical Care for Mothers and Babies
The government announced free medical attention for women and their newborns. Medical bureaus will be established nationwide and traveling doctors assigned to rural districts to aid mothers and infants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Empire
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Order of Rainbow
Cong l
Frank Lovejoy
West River
Girl Scout Leaders Association
Glen Showmaker
Spruce Street
Musical Art Society
Elizabeth Taylor
Washington Avenue
St. Andrew's
Mary Inez Walsh
Center Ridge
Ruth Peters
Thalians
H. Jones
Kenyon Avenue
Tota Nu
Rose Bilow
13Th Street
B. B
Lena Hirth
Winckles Street
Chiquita
Gertrude Blakeley
2Nd Street
Sigloe
Genevieve Gariss
Chestnut Street
Cong
M. E. Church
T. R. Scheuneman
6Th Street
Mary Martha
M. FE
Elyria Council Jr
O. U. A. M. Wurst
Mary A. Chandler
Daughters of Union Veterans
Elks Lodge
Elks Hall
Mothers Auxiliary
U. P. Church
W. D. Carle
Stanford
Knights of St. John
Elyria Lodge
I. O. O. F. United Presbyterian Trustees
Grace Lutheran Finance Committee
Emmanuel Lutheran Mens Brotherhood
M. E. Circle
F. Lawrence
Cascade Street
L. Circle
John
Middle Avenue
Charles Persons
Hamilton Avenue
Charlotte Brooks
Colonial Apartments
Womens Welsh Club
Zeta Upsilon
Dorothy Harper
W. C. Walters
Cornell Avenue
Rebekah Lodge
Patterson
Elyria Womans Club
Daughters of
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
LeRoy Krugman
Tth Street
Methodist Circle
Woman's Club
Cordrey
M. E
QO. Brodbeck
Paul Hines
Gulf Road
Grace Lutheran Aid Society
St. Andrew's West Side
Golden Glow
Leona Harmon
East River Street
Tureen
Ruth Pickett
Garvin Ave
Zhonta
Pauline Schroeder
Pythian
Joe Boddy
Harry Fawkes
Marseilles Ave
John Rose
Oberlin Road
Kim Ko
Helen Mashinsky
Galaxy
R Horan
Denison Avenue
St. John’s Aid Society
Keen Kutters
Clara Behnke
Merry Wives
Arnold Schindler
Roosevelt Ave
Woodworth
St. Agnes Circle
Edith Kaiser
Courtland Street
Allyan Gehl
East Broad Street
Nettie Finch Webber
Marcel
Castle’s
Elyria, Ohio
Tabernacle
David Nye
Order of
By Denys Wortman
O.S. A
R. B. Kerner
Goodyear Tires
Mobil Gas
Mobil Oil
Broad
Post Office
Cleveland Livestock
Homegrowers’ Market
Toledo
Cleveland Produce
Marie Llewellyn
Hi .Gghin
Vatu
Belmont Radio Silex Coffee Maker
der Ey V
Ohio Public Service Co
Farrell
Japan
Aids Mothers
Maurice
Maurice Deluxe
Mau Rece
Beauty Sleeps
Over Haserodt’s Jewelry
Broad Street
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