Birthday Luncheon for Circle No 2 Members
Twenty three members of Circle No 2 of the First Congregational Church were guests of Mrs. R F Vandemark at a Wednesday noon luncheon. Afterward Dr Auld led a devotional and read selections on the Lenten season while Mrs Hoover displayed copies of famous paintings of Christ life by great artists with comments on each image. Hostesses included Mrs James Hewitt Mrs H Benham Mrs H A Daniels and Mrs C A Glass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 2
First Congregational ‘Church
R. F. Vandemark
Park Avenue
Auld
H. G. Hoover
Christ
Tea Social for Circle No. 5 at First Methodist Church
Thirty five guests attended a silver tea hosted by Mrs. C. B. Buswell of Howestreet with assistance from Mrs. Ella Herbert, Mrs. Carl Curtis, and Mrs. F. E. Underhill. No business was conducted as the afternoon focused on sociability, devotion, readings, and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 5
First Methodist Church
C.B. Buswell
Howestreet
Ella Herbert
Carl Curtis
F. E. Underhill
Ww. cC. Endley
Ladies' Aid Society Meeds Adds Two New Members
Seventeen members of the Ladies' Aid Society of the Emanuel Lutheran church met yesterday afternoon for a regular session at the church. Mrs. Charles Garford and Mrs. Kenneth Peters hosted. After a business meeting, officers arranged social time with games and contests and two new members were added to the roll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Charles Garford
Kenneth Peters
Circle No 7 Hosts Meeting at 238 Harvard Avenue
Mrs J T Shook hosted seventeen Circle No 7 members of the Methodist church at her home on Harvard avenue yesterday afternoon. Mrs Ida Mitchell led devotions and routine business was discussed. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Shook
Circle No. 7
The
Methodist Church
Harvard Avenue
Ida Mitchell
Circle 9 Methodist circle plans April guest day luncheon
Circle 9 of the Methodist church met at the church yesterday afternoon with Mrs. Howard Miller chairing. Plans were made for a guest day luncheon at the next meeting on April 19 at Mrs Rothe's Cambridge street home. Eleven members and one guest attended. Eight tables were in play at the Legion Auxiliary party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle 9
Methodist Church
Yesteray
Howard Miller
Rothe
Cambridge Street
Legion Aux
American Legion
The
Legion Auxiliary
D. A. Wilmot
A. Schoff
Detroit
Arthur Perkins
Florence Wolf
John Kolopos
Charles Hansen
R. F. Leemhuis
Elk’s Club
Freda Koletka
Anna Bailey
Mrs Bond Hosts Methodist Circle No 2 Meeting
Circle No 2 of the First Methodist church met at the parsonage on East avenue hosted by Mrs E J Bond. Mrs William Smith led the business session and Mrs C A Stranahan gave devotions. Twenty two guests enjoyed refreshments with help from Mrs N A Burr and Mrs L Weeden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bond
First Methodist Church
E J. Bond
East Avenue
William Smith
C. A. Stranahan
N. A. Burr
L. Weeden
H. D. Biggs
Middle Avenue
Club Circle Hosts Afternoon at Mrs Corfman Home
Routine social hour yesterday saw Mrs. A C Corfman entertain members of Circle No 8 of the First Methodist Church and two guests at her Ark Avenue home. Mrs J P Taylor assisted in entertaining. Mrs T C Whitmore of Harvard Avenue will host the group next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Corfman
Circle No
The
First Methodist Church
Ark Avenue
J. P. Taylor
Corfman
T C. Whitmore
Harvard Avenue
St Patrick Dance Night at Nulin's Barn Friday
A Friday night dance at Nulin's Barn featuring modern and old time styles. Community event invites dancers to enjoy both lively and traditional tunes in a friendly setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick
ST. Patrick's Day
LaGrange Town Hall
Krebs Day
LaGrange
H. Ss
Hospital Notes Admissions List From Various Addresses
Admissions include Mrs. Thomas Kaz mierczak of Grafton Mrs. Frank Neuberger of W Dover Mrs. William Brown of Oberlin Road John Kovacs of 571 West Third Street Moultrie DuBose of 2 East Avenue Georgia Lampertz of 28 Middle Avenue Discharges include Mr. Louis Miller of 121 Monroe Street Mrs. Samuel Crayton of 240 16th Street Mrs. Ronnie Kelling of Avon Evadne Dean of Grafton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Kazmierczak
Grafton
Frank Neuberger
W. Dover
William Brown
Oberlin Road
John Kovacs
West Third Street
Moultrie DuBose
East Avenue
Georgia Lampertz
Middle Avenue
Louis Miller
Monroe Street
Samuel Crayton
16Th Street
Ronnie Kelling
Avon
Evadne Dean
Community group events fill evening at local churches and halls
Diverse church gatherings and fraternal meetings mark tonight schedule. United Presbyterian hosts Emma Dean Anderson Uiele. First Congregational and other churches offer programs with dinners and music. DeMolay Dboys sponsor Rainbow Girls minstrel. Daughters of Scotland, DeMolars, and Veterans groups hold meetings. W C A and YMCA host sessions and classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeMolay Dboys
Rainbow
Emma Dean Anderson Uiele
United Presbyterian Church
D.on
First Congregational Church
Tireen
LaPorte M
Epurot Sas
William Wackes
The
Mansfield Reformators
Daughters of
Sctland
Iseas
Betty Fister
Earl Court
2Nd Congregational
Irene Haynes
West River, Ay
Book Review Pack Leads Woman's Association Meeting
Mrs Thomas Mary yesterday at Second Congregational Church reviewed Nurses on Horseback by Ernest Poole. Mrs J E Hecock presided in the president's absence. devotion was led by Mrs Anna Kennedy. Tea was served by Division A during social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Poole
Thomas Marsh
Woman’s Association
Second Congregational Church
J. E. Hecock
Anna Kennedy
Billingsley
Savers
F. Lovejor
Division A
Circle No 4 meeting at First Congregational church
Twenty three ladies met with Mrs J Brooks and Miss Charlotte Brooks in the Colonial apartment for Circle No 4 of First Congregational Church. Mrs Otto Greene chaired a short business session while Mrs Robert Davies distributed mission work articles whose readings proved very interesting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Brooks
Charlotte Brooks
Colonial
Circle No. 4
First Congreational Church
Otto Greene
Robert Davies
Daughters of St Andrew Meet for Spring Plans
Sixteen members met at Mrs M H Calkins home on Eighth Street for a business meeting. They laid plans for spring activities and enjoyed a St Patrick color themed refreshment course. The next meeting will be at Mrs Ray Renz home on Harvard Avenue in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of St Andrew
M. H. Calkins
Eighth Street
St. Patrick
Ray Renz
Harvard Avenue
Mission work in China discussed at First Congregational gathering
Mrs Ralph Murbach read an article on Mission work in China at Carrs 3 of First Congregational on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs 4 W Pond hosted at Washington avenue home while Mrs S G Shaw presided over business and Mrs George Day led the devotional hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Murbach
China
Carr
First Congregational Chan
W. Pond
Washington Avenue
S. G. Shaw
George Day
Meetings of First Baptist Church Friday at East Avenue House
The Widening Circle of the First Baptist church will meet at the East Avenue House Friday afternoon at 2:00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
East Avenue House
St Clair Rebekah Lodge Drapes Charter for Two Members
The St Clair Rebekah lodge met last evening and draped the charter in memory of Anna Rebie and Lillian Custar. Several members were reported ill and the postponed entertainment will be rescheduled at the next meeting in two weeks with degree practice planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Clair Rebekah Lodge
Drapes Charter
Anna Rebie
Lillian Custar
Local Social Events and Travel Notes From Elyria Area
EyeH IOC Als Mrs. C. B. Smythe of Washington avenue motored to Columbus with her mother Mrs. C. B. Fowler who will go on to Ironton by bus. T H. E. Whitmore received word that Carl Whitmore living in Los Angeles escaped injury in the recent earthquake. Mrs. W. A. Godfrey of West avenue and Mrs. H. E. Irvin motored to Kent today to visit friends. Word has been received by Mr and Mrs. Charles Contam of the society of the former's sister Mrs. E. Jones and daughter Catherine. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schmauch visited relatives in Amherst yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. R. T. McNeal were guests of Cleveland relatives yesterday. Mrs. Charles Crehore and others of Lorain attended the state ALTR convention in Akron this week. Reverend Fred McMillen spoke on Ideal Americans. Mrs. Carl Dramm and Mrs. C. Barten hosted Eastern Star matrons and associate matrons of District 4 at Mason Temple. Reverend Jump spoke on Parliamentary Law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Smythe
Washington Avenue
Columbus
Ohio
C. B. Fowler
Ironton
T H. E. Whitmore
Carl Whitmore
Los Angelsa
California
W. A. Godfrey
Westavenue
H. EL. Irvin
Warford Avenue
Kent
Unio
Charles Contam
E. Jones
Catherie Wrose
Huntington Park
Fred Schmauch
Huron Street
Amherst
R. T. McNeal
Cornell Avenue
Cleveland
Elyria
Lorain Napiers
Fred McMillen
Ohio National Guards
Carl Dramm
C. Barten
Masonic Temple
Eastern Star
Jump
Local Social Roundup From Litchfield March Evening
Mrs Wm King hosts Unique Club bridge party with 93 attendees at Congregational services featured Arlene Rindfleisch singing Beautiful Gates Ajar. Cemetery and Park Association to remember sick members with ecards. Various local families shared visits and gatherings in Litchfield during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litchfield
Wm. King
Harry Strestt
A. Q. Frombatgh
Arlene Rindfleish
Ruth Swanker
Cemetery and Park Association
Frank Watkins
Traggesser
Kent
Watkins
Elwyn Watkins
Akron
C. W. Bidle
F. Q. Gilpin
la Grange
Albert Beuttner
Cleveland
Harvey Stoughton
Elrria
King’s Daughters
H. G. Hastings
Louis Ausmuth
John Fetterich
Adam Fletterich
Charles Dyke
George Fierle
Wm. Fierle
Frank Zacherias
Berea
Norman Aufmuth
Canton
Margaret Round
Helen Fahillon
Genevieve Burrer
Lester Aufmuth
Merthe Co Plans Spring Opening and Remodeling
Merthe Co announces a spring opening Friday and Saturday amid extensive remodeling. The second floor has been converted into a bright single space with new carpet and windows for sun and breeze, showcasing children’s wear, women’s fashions, yard goods, and home furnishings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Merthe Company
Chronicle-Telegram
Academy Acquires Darwin Letter To Dr Leidy
The Philadelphia Academy of Natural Sciences has received a letter from Charles Darwin to Dr Joseph Leidy dated March 4 1860 thanking him for supporting Darwin's theories. Leidy had published an evolution tract in 1853 based on Earth crust studies, well before Darwins Origin of Species and after decades of verification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
L.B
Charles Darwin
Joseph Leidy
Philadelphia Academy of Natural Sciences
Down Kent
England
Leidy
Darwin
Academy
Oyster seed to be planted in Grays Harbor beds
About 609 cases of Japanese oyster seed will be planted in Grays Harbor beds this year. Plantings, according to W. D. Davis of the Grays Harbor Pacific Oyster Company, will depend on market conditions in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoquiam. Wash
Grays Harbor
W. D. Davis
Cow Rescued After Silo Fall Near Jonesboro
An automobile wrecker aided by a tractor pulled a cow from the bottom of a 22 foot silo near Jonesboro Arkansas. The cow was unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonesboro
Ark
Magazine aids parents through mental hygiene education
Garry C. Myers discusses a small magazine titled Understanding the Child issued by the Massachusetts Society for Mental Hygiene and funded by philanthropic trusts. The piece outlines forthcoming articles by Abram Myerson, Percival Symonds, Florence Hate, Henry Elkind, H. Goddard, and others, stressing mental hygiene as essential for parental and teacher guidance and the need for widespread courses in mental hygiene for future teachers.
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Massashu- Setts Soviets
Goitrey M Hvaims Trust
Tas
Masssachusetts
Abram Myerson
M Db
Ytutts Medical College
Percival Symonds
Teachers College
Columbia University
Florence Hate
Henry B Elxin
Massach
Sale Of Frat Bids A Racket
Lincoln Neb WP reports a new racket on the University of Nebraska campus where 80 gate crashers attend fraternity and sorority parties. Counterfeit invitations, sold for 25 cents, flood party ballrooms despite pass card systems and distinctive marks or coats of arms. Fraternities and sororities struggle to outwit counterfeiters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
University of Nebraska
Last word in fashion for the smart matron
The bulletin describes a bolero style with a front only top and a tie at the neckline, a hip yoke and pointed skirt with unusual sleeves. It promotes pattern 9561 in sizes 36 to 46, with fabric yardage listed for size 36, and includes illustrated step by step making instructions. Catalog offerings include a Spring Styles book and new fabrics and accessories. Order details and prices are provided for pattern and catalog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle Telegram Pattern Department
West 18Th Street
New York City
Funeral rites held for Robert R Sirkker in South Amherst
Funeral services for Robert R Sirkker were conducted at his home with Rev. C F Fogel officiating. Nephews served as pallbearers and burial followed in the Rendeigh's Corners family lot. The Security Benefit Association met at Mrs Christ Nichel's Quarry street home for routine business and a social hour with lunch for twelve members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Robert R Sirkker
C. F. Fogel
Rendeigh’s Corners
The
Security Benefit Association
Local Social Roundup From Elyria and Amherst
Mrs William Emery visits her son and wife in Elyria. W Lahiff and Clarence Kern of Amherst attend a Tuesday evening gathering at Mr and Mrs Carl Gibson. The Choral Club holds a regular rehearsal at Mr and Mrs James M P Nicol home on Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Emery
Alfred Emery
Elyria
W. Lahiff
Clarence Kern
Amherst
Carl Gibson
James M. P. Nicol
Temperature differences in tropical versus temperate climates
A historical note states that body temperature of a white man is typically higher by about half to one degree Celsius in tropical climates compared to temperate ones. The observation highlights environmental influence on thermoregulation and suggests potential adaptation considerations.
Old atmosphere returns in Waltham with kerosene lamps
In Waltham Massachusetts a mood reminiscent of the 19th century returns as kerosene lamps illuminate homes after electricity was cut for non payment. The Social Service League distributed the lamps gathered from attics to aid residents facing power shutoffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham
Mass
Social Service League
Endeavor party and revival services spark Penfield attention
Jeff Langworthy's poor health noted as community eyes events. The Baptist church begins a two week revival starting March 12 led by Rev. Brethren with assistance from Wellington and Oberlin pastors. Weekends feature visits from Grafton Fern and Florence Wise and Cleveland visitors Luella Pfeiffer and Roland Pfeiffer. Detroit and Cleveland visitors Doyle Damon and Dudley Damon travel to see relatives, while Erhart residents welcome Helen Rauscher returning from Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Endeavor
Penfield
Jeff Langworthy
The
Baptist Church
Brethen
Wellington
Oberlin
Fern
Florence Wise
Grafton
Ed Werner
Luella Pfeiffer
Cleveland
Roland P
Salmon stuffed wieners spark Wheeler food idea
In Wheeler Oregon the mother of invention Mrs Mary Zuercher created a new product by stuffing sausages with local salmon meat. She marketed the item as salwene to address the lack of a local salmon market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeler, Ore
Angel Food Cakes and Pies Orders Taken
Orders for Angel Food cakes and pies are being taken at 50 cents and 60 cents. Phone number 38-293 to place an order.
Sweet per spectal bunches from Pani Prom Ene Greenhouse
Friday and Saturday sweet per spectal 25 cents per bunch three bunches offered by Pani Prom Ene Greenhouse located at 128 Courtland with phone 2727.
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Pani Prom Ene Greenhouse
Courtland
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Columbus Street
T. ER. B
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Jane Gill
Mrs. Corfman
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Miss Brooks
ST. Andrew's Daughters
Mrs. Pond
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DeMolay Boys — Rainbow Girls
Elyria High Auditorium
Merthe CO
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PH. D
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Cleveland College
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EL Stanley Abbott
Henry B. Elkind
Ricard M Smith
Rose &. Hardwick
Frances E Cherney
Ada B. Fitts
C. Stanley Raymond
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Little JE and the
Missus
Shoppe, Inc
Middle Ave
Marcelling
Leedale’s Beauty Shop
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Cleveland St
Brown Company
Elyria, Ohio
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Lod Street
Paul Wainwright
St. Patrick’s Day
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Paul E Wainwright
Courtland St
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