Eastern Star Meeting Draws Guests From Wide Area
The O. E. 5 regular gathering drew forty one guests from LaGrange Litchfield Grove City Cleveland Lakewood Canton and Arkansas. Lyndon and Litchfield Chapter officers attended. A three act play Simple Honore powered the social program with songs and recitals. A Davidic themed night featured a Womanless Wedding planned by Elyria members and a large St Patrick day style luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaGrange
Litchfield
Grove City
Cleveland
Lakewood
Canton
Arkansas
Charlotte Wilcox
Lyndon Chapter
George Woodruff
Marthe Wheeler W
Honore
Frances Woodruff
Mattie Prosser
Hazel Adams
Wihelmenia Kolinski
Nellie Lehman
Mebel Durkee
Zola Hastings
Violet Swartz
Lucille Rawson
Wilhelmenta Kolinski
Grace Miller
Fern Davis
P. E. Sage
Cc. A. Rawson
Thy Creator
Esther Wolcott
Sullivan
May Dramm
Elyria
Amherst
Charles Barton
Minnie Osborne
Fannie Hewitt
Edna Lawrence
Bess Smith
Jennie Seaton
Hattie Hiscox
Mary Rodgers
Reese Dancing School
Masonic Club
Calendar items from Monday meetings and socials
Calendar notes list multiple club meetings and social gatherings in Amherst and surrounding areas. Groups include Trial Club with Mrs Gertie Parker and Mrs Arthur Radde, W B Anderson Men's League at U P Church, Lat A Lot with Mrs Clarence Foster, Susanne Wesley class hosting at M E Church, Et Yee Club with Annette Whitney, Lake Irenus and Tesla Wocker Club with Mabel Smith, Galaxy Club with Miss Eleanor Hittmer, V V F W Auxiliary, Educational Department social at Woman's Club, Soot Sus Club with Mrs Aust, Lorain Co Bee Keepers Association events, Canton Lorain andAur in I C O F Hall, Mrs Brown's Bible Class at 109 Princeton Ave, District 12 Bible Class with Mrs Davidson, Masonie Chorus rehearsal, and Choral Department of Musical Art Society at Y M C A in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertie Parker
Amherst
W. B. Anderson
U. P. Church
Arthur Radde
Fairlane Avenue
Susanne Wesley
M. E. Church
Clarence Foster
Bellefield
Annette Whitney
Lake Irenus
Tesla Wocker
Mabel Smith
Prospect Street
Fellowship Supper Draws 190 At First Methodist Church
About 190 guests attended the fellowship dinner at the First Methodist Church on Thursday evening. Circle 1, with Mrs. M. M. Wilcox as temporary chair, ran the event with Mrs. Ida Landon in charge of kitchen and Mrs. Clark Maddock overseeing dining room. Entertainment included Baldwins Wallace College players performing Painless Extraction, a violin trio led by Clark Maddock, Frank May, and Clifford Roe, with Ralph Stearns at the piano, plus readings by Barbara Kirsch and songs by Mrs. Ralph Williems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
M. M. Wilcox
Ida Landon
Clark Maddock
Plesers
Baldwin Wallace College
Berea
Lawrence Stone
B. W
Clark, Maddock
Frank May
Clifford Roe
Ralph Stearns
Barbara Kirsch
Ralph Williems
Lassie O'Mine
Louise Brown
Wendell Perkins Honored On Nineteenth Birthday
Wendell Perkins was pleasantly surprised at his Loch Street home last evening for his nineteenth birthday. The party featured green and yellow decorations, a gift presentation, and a late refreshments spread. Attendees included Catherine Noonan, Leonard Richards, Dorothy Stone, John Leimbach, Batty My, Jane Fister, Harold Richards, Delores Hastings, Charles Kegg, Delores Perkins, Glen Downs, Ruth Shipley, and Wendell Perkins. Twenty five ladies attended Friday as Mrs. Henry Ingersoll Sr. hosted the Good Will Bible class of the First Congregational Church at Middle Avenue. Mrs. Lucy Houserman presided over a brief business session before social time, with Mrs. Ingersoll aided by her daughter Miss Mery Ingersoll and sister Mrs. Carrie Wieland. Mrs. James VasDusen will host the class Friday April twentieth at her Middle Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Struck
Gertrude Hollis
Shirley ‘Thompson
Mrs. Struck
Glenwood Street
Miss Thompson
Albert Struck
Harriet Gray
Laura Archambeau
Chandler
Wendell &. Perkins
Loch Street
Catherine Noonan
Leonard Richards
Dorothy Stone
Oderiin
John Leimbach
Batty My
Jane Fister
Harold Richards
Delores Hastings
Henry Ingersoll Sr
Good Will Bible
Middle Avenue
Lucy Houserman
Speedway
Church of Christ
Arlene Rounds
Dewey Avenue
Christine Ruhl
Eva Robinson
Helen Bramwell
Charlotte Chase
Jean Fridenstine
Christine Ruhi
Leora Alexander
Morris Nesbitt
Don
Kenneth Nesbitt
J. A. Kaley
E. H. Faulkner
Otto Greene
O. L. Dusthimer
Baldwin-Wallace College
Berea
F. A. Dusthimer
Hospital Notes and Church Services in Grafton and Lorain
Hospital admissions include Algor Anderson Lorain Solomon Scott R D No 3 Mrs Dorothy Hail R D No 1 Discharges list Mrs Calvin Knapp and baby boy In Grafton Melvin Halliwill La Grange Elmer Hinderer 223 Longford Avenue Robert Vandemark 1004 Park Avenue Mrs Thomas Sampson Columbus Station In Lorain a sermon theme Let Go Let God at First Methodist Church Dr Bond preaches morning subject Let Go Let God morning worship 10 45 with anthem organ preludes offertories and postludes Evening service at 7 30 features A Night of Bitter Weeping Organist Louisa Brown plays Evensong Miss Helen Osborne leads Junior Church Rainbow message Special music by Wayne Garland and Marjory Werle Church School 9 30 am Berean Room Junior Church 10 45 am Epworth League 6 30 pm topics from Brunner Who is Jesus By What Authority All young people invited to Leagues services
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algor Anderson
Lorain
Solomon Scott
R. D
Dorothy Hail
Calvin Knapp
Grafton
Melvin Halliwill
la Grange
Elmer Hinderer
Longford Avenue
Robert Vandemark
Park Avenue
Thomas Sampson
Columible Station
Methodist
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Bond
Olivet
Maunder
E. S. Barnes
Grieg
Rogers
Louise Brown
Johnston
Clay
D. A. Burr
Berean
Helen Osborne
Wayne Garland
Marjory Werle
Epworth League
Brunner
Betty Campbell
Jesus
Bible School
Sudan
Shulla Land
Wade C. Smith
Sunday School Times
Garford PTA Benefit Bridge Draws Forty Tables
Fifteen tables of bridge and four of banco were played Friday evening at Garford PTA’s benefit party. Proceeds fund 35 supplementary library books, five per room. Prizes went to Miss Roberts and Mr. Batteshouse in bridge and Mrs. Pyecrofe and Master Eckenroad in chance. Mr. Ankeny won the evading prize. Play finished late with St Patrick’s refreshments served by hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge
Banco
Garford P. T. A
Miss Roberts
Church of Christ Sunday Services Outline Tomorrow
The Church of Christ at Second and Chapel will hold six services tomorrow including Bible School at 9 30 a m and morning worship at 10 30 a m with Fowler speaking on Return to Bethel. Evening sermon Esau birthright. baptism follows. Junior Church at 10 30 a m. Gospel team pre-prayer at 1 43 p m. afternoon service at the Home for the Aged led by Miss Ruth McGinnis. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF Christ
Second
Chapel Streets
Bible School
James A. Smith
James M. Crandall
Fowler
Io Bethel
D. A. ‘Naird
Paul Wainwright
Clair Short
Ackley
Foster
Homs
Ruth McGinnis
Wayne Burdue
Christian Endeavor Society
Webb Club Meet with Mrs RD Oldfield at Kenyon Ave
Webb Club hosts meet Monday at 7 30 pm with Mrs RD Oldfield at 439 Kenyon Avenue. David Nye Chapter of De Molay attends Sunday service at St Andrew's Episcopal Church and will meet at IOF Hall at 10 15 am. Mrs A F Terry hosts luncheon for the Four O'clock Club on Fourth Street Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webb Club Maeoty
David Nye
de- Molay
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
I. 0. F. Hall
Pilgrim Community Church Sunday Services Highlight
Pilgrim Community Church outlines morning sermon on The Contradiction of Sinners based on Hebrews 12 13 preparing minds for Palm Sunday and Easter Children’s topic Fighting the Dragon choir singing service starts 10 45 AM Sunday School at 9 30 with Mrs Jesse Bauer and Arthur Scrivens Pastor study class before Sunday School for church membership Senior and Intermediate Christian Endeavor meet 6 00 PM Seth Parker meeting at Mrs Mills East Broad Street 7 30 PM St Andrews notes public worship with UlevMolay VII Annual service Junior communion at 9 30 AM 10 45 AM worship sermon The Good Man asks if men inhabit other planets and what constitutes good in morning sermon Choir offertory Soldiers of Christ Arise Remick Warren 7 15 PM Kappa Beta Kappa meets Evening.</S:
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Schumm
Grace Lutheran Church
Moses
Gillette
Jesus
Calvary
J. 5. Camp
A. Martin Beck
Second Congregational
Wiseman
J. H. Meredith
Church Quartet
J. Martin Beck
Roger Rodgers
C. E. Society
Richard Greene
Pilgrim Community Church
Jesus Christ
Jesse Bauer
Arthur Scrivens
Christian Endeavor
Seth Parker
Mills
East Broad Street
ST. Andrew's Church
St. Andrew's
Ettner Remick Warren
Kappa Beta Kappa
Musical program presented at meeting of Nettle Finch Webber Club
Mrs. Ira Wissinger and two other hostesses entertained Nettle Finch Webber Club members of the Church of Christ at the Wissinger home on Furnace street. A devotional featured a Resurrection legend Easter Lilies read by Miss Florence Stetson. The business meeting named Miss Nanee Cope chair of the program committee as the trio performed and solos were presented by Earl Demps, Robert Mallory, Ray Bowen with pianist Jean Little. The luncheon followed and the group adjourned to April twentieth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettle Finch Webber Club
Ira Wissinger
J. A. Peterman
Fred Pahl
Church of Christ
Wissinger
Furnace Street
Florence Stetson
E. BR. Laver
Nanee Cope
J. D. Hand
D. A. Baird
Earl Demps
Robert Mallory
Ray Bowen
Jean Little
Bob Mallory
Earl Demos
Leybach
Rubinstein
Franklin PTA Father’s Night Highlights Year’s Event
The Franklin Parent Teacher Association hosted its annual Father’s Night with 150 attendees. Mrs. Peter Smith organized the program led by president Mrs. Robert Davies, featuring choir performances, solos by Mrs. F. W. Lobnos, a review by Russell Weismann on “A Year of the New Deal,” a milk fund collection, and a candy sale. Refreshments followed in the PTA room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankin Parent Teacher Association
Peter Smith
Seasion
Robert Davies
F. W. Lobnos
Milk Fund
R. C. Maston
Russell Weismann
E P ERSONALS Week end visits noted in Mansfield area
Mr and Mrs George Thompson of West Ninth street plan a weekend in Toledo visiting Elmer Guthman and family Miss Margaret Allen of Columbia and Miss Flossie Powell of Findlay stay with Mr and Mrs Stoy Clymer of Harvard avenue Dr and Mrs R B Neighbour and G A McMillan returned from Crescent City Florida after two weeks Mrs A Tappan and children of Longfellow street move Monday to Belleville Ohio Mr Tappan left Elyria weeks ago for new work in Mansfield
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Thompson
West Ninth Street
Toledo
Elmer Guthman
Margaret Allen
Columbia
Flossie Powell
Findlay
Ohio
Stoy Clymer
Harvard Avenus
R. B. Neighbour
G. A. McMillan
Crescent City
A. ¥. Tappan
Longfellow Street
Belleville
Mr. Tappan
Elyria
Mansfeld
Ohio and Ohioans in Briefs State News Snippets
Cincinnati reports Mrs Anna Tippenhauer Wan struck by a Big Four passenger train and died Friday. New Philadelphia records Olive Mae Brannon age 12 died Friday from an infection that began when a shoe rubbed her heel. East Liverpool notes no funds to pay city officials and slow tax collections. Cincinnati reports Dr Jacob A Haerr 80 longtime physician and former Hamilton County coroner died Friday. Oxford village approves $32,000 bond issue to supplement CWA grant for municipal pool. work to start. Mansfield attorney Ralph Anderson 41 died Friday from automobile crash injuries. Mrs James La Barge also killed. Westerville honors Florence Harper of Ohio University for first in intercollegiate oratorical contest. Ohio Wesleyan and Wittenberg winners noted. Churchyard sign and restoration noted with a cautionary message. The piece ends with a reflection on inflation and a bridegroom line from a poem. Also mentions 200 sugar mills in Java and a Hungarian church supper on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westerville
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G Society
Eastern Star Order
Robert Peters
Verna Barber
Bob Peters
Youngstown
Pettibone
Oberlin Man
Emmanuel Church
Josef Schnelker
Hs Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Mr. Schnelker
J. S. Bach
Karg-Blert
Princeton and
Garford
George O. Lillich
Oberlin Organ
Warner Hall
Oberlin
H. A. Sayles
Oberlin A.cappella
Heights
Eastern Heights
Qam
Sunshines
1St Methodist Church
Wendell Perkins
Ingersoll Home
First Baptist Sunday School
Guy Byara
A. Q. Hales
Westavenas
David Everbard
Ellsworth Hales
Harold Haywood
Robert Pinkerton
James Reynolds
Carltop Sayers
Don Yost
Patrick's Night Owl Club
Telegraph Road
Murray Road
Black Forest
Cleveland Home Brewers
Four O'Clock
A. F. Terry
Fourth Street
Myre
Rudolph Siegfried
Peter Fleming
Brazil
Oxford
Spectator
George D. Nicholas
Walter Pitkin
Nicholas
Mr. Pitkin
Ruduly Rockwood
Harrison Street
Way OF the
Cross
Auld
1St Congregational Church
United Presbyterian Church Services
Pilgrim Community Church Services
Alexander Trotter
Electrician
Louise Provost
Daiy
Royal Neighbors
Founder's Bay
Woodman
Sewing Society
Emma Scheineman
Lake Avenue
Lillian Biddie
National
Cora Bomts
Edward Munlerer
Masonic Chorus
Sandusky
Masonic
Masonic Temple
John Wickier
Walter Hinkle
James Davidson
Robert Burns
Baptist Church House
R. H. Harrison
Doris Great
Africa
Jeremiah
F. C. Wilford
George Sweet
Luocheon
Jr. McKinley
Frankin
H.R. Wright
Obo
Columbus Rene
Deshler-Warick Hotel
Franklin Parent Teacher Association
Metropolitan Club
Gerald Frank
Garford Avenue
Frank
Russell Broughton
Europe
A. B. Saver
Patricia Ann Peter
Lilac Hedges
First Methodist Sunday School
Mildred Fowls
Oscar Koehn
East Broadstreet
Merry Makers
Alma Togers
Betty Odell
Esther Draegert
Marguerite Bogart
Florence Wolf
Cincinnati
Anna Tippenhauer
New
Philadelphia
Olive Mae Brannon
East Liverpool
Shelton Overdorf
Jacob A. Haerr
Hamilton County
Oxford, O
Oxford Village Council
CWA
Java
Arch —S
Ryan’s Beauty Shop
4Th St. Ph
Murphy’s
Patrick
French Creek
Imperial Furniture Co
East Ave
Elyria Business College
BE. B. C
Broed Street
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