Nettie Finch Webber Club Holds Annual Dinner Meeting
The Nettie Finch Webber Club met at the Church of Christ for a dinner last evening with green decorations and a St. Patrick’s Day program. Judge A R Webber offered prayer, Mrs E R Laver presided, and the event included songs readings and duets prior to adjournment for a reunion on April twenty first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Finch Webber Club
Church of Christ
A. R. Webber
J. A. Wissinger
W.W. Co. Fowler
Paul Wainwright
Eva Smith
Alice Wilmot
E. R. Laver
W. C. Fowler
Mabel Little
Mother Moon
Salter
Lohr
Gerald Rice
Murphy
Jeanne Little
D. A. Baird
Kathleen Mavourneen
Kilarney
Miss Little
Clare Short
Presbyterian church group elects officers at social meeting
The P C U of the United Presbyterian church held a business and social gathering at Florence Sellers home on Harvard avenue. Twenty four members attended as Miss Sellers and Mary Emily Scott hosted and led games for St Patrick's Day. Officers elected include Constance Mc Clure president Doris Jane Barber vice president Ruth Lautenschleger corresponding secretary Jeanetts Davidson recording secretary and Mary Emily Scott treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Church
Florence Sellers
Harvard Avenue
Miss Sellers
Mary Emily Scott
Constance McClure
Doris Jane Barber
Ruth Lautenschleger
Jeanetts Davidson
Royal Neighbors mark 38th anniversary with readings and contests
A program of readings songs and contests was presented at the meeting to observe the thirty eighth anniversary of the Royal Neighbors of America. Thirty five members attended and one membership application was balloted. Refreshments were served after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors of America
Stalin The Career of a Fanatic Reviewed for Four O Clock Club
Mrs Rudolph Siegfried hosted a luncheon at Princeton Avenue with one guest. Mrs A W Huse reviewed Essad Bey work Stalin The Career of a Fanatic, tracing Stalin from cobbler’s son to Russia’s dictator and Bolshevik leader. G D Nicholas shared Miss Margaret Bourke-White’s Russia photos from 1930 with government interpreter. Rodney Rockwood to host luncheon March 31 at Harrison Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Siegfried
Princeton Avenue
Stalin
Essad-Bey
A. W. Huse
All
Russia
Lenin
Siberia
G. D. Nicholas
Margaret Bourke-White
Rodney Rockwood
Harrison Street
Visiting Masons Attend Warren G. Harding Lodge Inspection
Brethren from Elyria form a Goodwill delegation to Warren G. Harding lodge in Cleveland for an annual in spection. Delegation includes Walter O. Jones from Hope Lodge 214 Memphis Ohio N Scho field Geo H Shore and R Vogler of King Solomon's Lodge and W Burns Ed Dettman Chris Harrison and G Weiseke of Frank S Harmon Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M
Cleveland
Elyria
Walter O. Jones
Hope Lodge No
Memphis
N. Schofield
Geo. H. Shore
R. Vogler
King Solomon’s Lodge
W. Burns
Ed. Dettman
Chris Harrison
G. Weiseke
Frank S. Harmon Lodge
Z U s Birthday Party Held at Pauline Geigey Home
Z U s held their meeting last evening at Pauline Geigey s home as a birthday party. After the business session games followed and refreshments were served by the hostess and her mother in celebration of St Patrick s Day. The next gathering is set for April first at June Garford s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z. U
Pauline Geigey
June Garford
DeMolay Meeting Ahead of Devo Day Services
DeMolay boys must meet at I O C F Hall on Sunday March 19 at 10 AM sharp to attend devotional day services at Ist Evangelical Church in New Worcester. Bring your cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. 0. C. F. Hall Sun
Ivangelical Church
N. Woherst
Sunday Services Promised At First Baptist Church
Dr. R E Neighbour to deliver a sermon on Weighed in the Balances at Sunday evening services with baptism, special anthem Oh Helping Hands of Jesus, soloists Mrs F A Yost Mrs A L Gegenheimer Joe Birdsall Jr and Easter music by the choir. Morning sermon on The Practical and Pungent Message of James concerning Faith and Works with the anthem Send Out Thy Light by Gounod and organ by Prof Holden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
R. E. Neighbour
Frank Wilford
Jesus
Wiegand
F. A. Yost
A. L. Gegenheimer
Joe Birdsall
Messiah
Neighbour
James
Paul
Christ
Prof
Holden
Revival Services at Church of The Nazarene
Revival services run March 19 to April 2 at the Church of The Nazarene on Broad Street above Bowers Drug. Rev. Francis Clay leads nightly worship with Rev. Charles A. Gibson present March 28 to April 2. Devotional periods precede singing of Old Fashioned Gospel songs and there will be special music each night.
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Church of the Nazarené
Bowers Drug &Stores
Broad Street
Francis Clay
Charles A. Gibson
Ohio
Church of the Nazarene
Bible School
Raymond Huston
Shutins
Helen Bramwell
Delane Rhoads
Christian Endeavor
Maxine Poole
Oryjee
Goodwill Bible Class Meets at Neuter Court Home
Mrs J F Ging hosted eighteen members of the Goodwill Bible Class of the First Congregational Church on Neuter court. With president Mrs Lucy Heiserman absent, Mrs L A Todd presided. Florence Gough led a devotional, members shared church items, tea was served, and the meeting adjourned. The next meeting is set for April 21 at Mrs Alex Forbes’s home on Highland court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Ging
Neuter Court
Goodwill Bible
First Congregational Church
Lucy Heiserman
L. A. Todd
Florence Gough
Alex Forbes
Highland Court
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges Listed
Admissions include Mrs George Bouy of 988 Pasadena avenue and Jolly Breen of R D No 3. Discharges: Mrs Lloyd Reed 400 Middle avenue Frances Bailey 212 Gates avenue Mrs Michael Skienar 411 Bond street Anna Mae Fillo 303 East Broad street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bouy
Pasadena Avenue
Jolly Breen
R. D
Lloyd Reed
Middle Avenue
Frances Bailey
Gates Avenue
Michael Skienar
Bond Street
Anna Mae Fillo
East Broad Street
Evangelistic Campaign Opens at First Baptist Church
Fishermen's Club schedules multiple home and neighborhood meetings across the county ahead of the April 15 opening. Five gatherings are listed for Monday and Tuesday nights with names and addresses, plus three on Thursday and five on Friday. Dr Neighbour to lead first week starting April 16 with Evangelist Charles E Neighbour from Philadelphia arriving April 24 and preaching through May 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Fishermen's Club
Cty
J. A. Flickenger
Oak St. LA. Hayes
Harvard
L. B. Quick
16Th St
Jula Jackson
Crehore Court
N. van Wormer
H. R Cunningham
Stanford
O. A. Hales
Weat Aves
Barndollar
Williams
Mr. Frederick
East Martin &J. Amherst
George Palmer
Griswold Road
County
W. T. Haas
Indian Hollow Road
Florence Huffman
Penfield Junction
Markley School House
Wes
River Road
Sam Launden
Sugar Ridge Road
H. B. McCuullough
Oberlin Road
A. B Pileffer
R. F.D
Dr. Neighbour
Evangelist Charles E. Neighbour
Philadelphia
Church of Christ to hold Sunday services and musical program
The Church of Christ at Second and Chapel streets hosts a Sunday schedule with Mrs. D A Baird and Paul Wainwright presenting a music program at 7 30 PM and a morning service at 10 30 AM featuring duets and solos. Pastor Mr Fowler will speak on Americas Present Day Menace and hebrew failure analysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Baird
Paul Wainwright
Clare Short
Church of Christ, Second
Chapel Streets
Widor
Stebbins
Jesus
Sullivan
Irs. Baird
Fowler
America
Beethoven
Holbrook
Gabriel
Marian Anderson
Elsie Bridge
Marie Young
Faith Starkey
James A. Smith
Sermon at First Congregational Church Preaches Silence
The Sacrament of Silence will be the sermon topic at the First Congregational Church preached by Reverend William Muir Ruld D D minister of the Court The choir will sing God is a Spirit by Bennett All departments of Che nureh School meet at nine A cordial invitation extended to all to attend these exercises
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First Congregational
Borror
William Muir Ruld
Cour H
God
Bennett
Willing Workers Class Holds Basement Meeting At First MLE Church
The Willing Workers Class met last evening in the basement of the First MLE Church. After business, games were played with prizes won by Karstintz Grace O Malley Lucile Mohrman Betty Jane Lumley and Atco Mae Hardy. Refreshments served to twenty one members and two visitors at tables in Saint Patrick colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ML. E. Church
Karstintz
Grace O'Malley
Lucile Mohrman
Betty Jane Lumley
Atco Mae
Widening Circle of First Baptist Seeks Nominations
Thirty eight members met at the East Avenue house to study The Holy Spirit. A nominating committee was appointed comprising Mrs Annie Everard Miss Etta Rockwell Mrs Thomas Reese and Mrs B Perkins. The lesson ends and the circle plans to meet again on April 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
East Avenue House
Holy Spirit
Annie Everard
Etta Rockwell
Thomas Reese
B. Perkins
Jesson
Community Club and Mission Groups Plan Meetings
On Monday Lorain County Bee Keepers Assn. hosts a sugar party with Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Ernst Amherst. Woman's Home Club meets with Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Friday West River St. Guild of 1st Cong church and St. Mary's Literary Club hold gatherings. Rainbow for Girls meets at JY.O.O.F. Hall at 7 30 with petitions due. Mothersingers meet at 1 39. Neighborhood Bible classes No. 2 and No. 11 meet at 2 30 with Mrs. Lydia Slack and Mrs. A. Q. Hales. Mrs. Minnie Brown and Mrs. C. G. Jus ter host 203 Princeton Ave. Young Men of Emmanuel Lutheran dine at 6 18 with Worth Fanver as speaker.
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Princeton Avenue
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Worth Fanver
Baraca Chorus Scheduled to Sing at Methodist Service
Baraca Chorus will perform two special numbers at Sunday evening service and the morning program features scripture and hymns. Dr Bond of First Methodist Episcopal Church preaches at morning service on The Worst Thing that Could Happen. Epworth League plans include 6:30 worship with Lawrence Stone on How to Study the Bible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bond
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Rogers
Louise Brown
Ambrose
West
Sherwin
Foote
D. A. Burr
Leona Mowry
Epworth League
Lawrence Stone
Clark Maddock
Baraca Chorus
United Presbyterian Church Spring Communion Notice
The church lists Bible School at 9 30 with The Effect of Alcoholic Drinks as lesson. Morning Worship at 10 45 on Hard Facts or Gods Challenge. Youth devotional at 6 30, evening service at 7 30 on War Happens Immediately After the Rapture. Communion prep Tuesday 7 50. Rev Forrester to speak. Spring Communion on March 26 at 10 15.
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E. G. Forrester
Sixth United Presbyterian Church
Last Cleveland
Third Sunday in Lent at St. Andrew's Church
The bulletin notes a 9 50 service for Junior communicants and a 4 45 sermon on High Morality standards. Archival details include the anthem O Saving Victim by Elliott Button, Kappa Beta Kappa meeting, and Confirmation class at eight. Flowers honor David Lewis who died March 16 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott Button
Kappa Beta Kappa
David Lewis
Starlight Girls Hold Evening Meeting and Prizes
Starlight Girls gathered at Betty Kershaw's Chase Street home for games and prize awards won by Jeanette Zachman Jean Redington Janice Alexander and Wilda Foreman. Refreshments followed late in the evening at Jeanette Zachman's home on Chase Street on March 31st.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starlight
Betty Kershaw
Chase Street
Jeanette Zachman
Jean Redington
Janice Alexander
Wilda Foreman
Jeanett Zachman
Reverend Sitler Jr to Preach at Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Reverend Joseph Sitler Jr of Messiah Lutheran Church in Cleveland Heights will preach the Sunday evening service at Emmanuel Lutheran Church. The morning service at 10 45 will feature sermon What Accepting Christ Means. The choir and sextette provide offertory and hymns. Sunday school convenes at 9 45 with Superintendent Kenneth Peters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Sitler, Jr
Messiah Lutheran Church
Cleveland Heights
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Ivanhoff
Sayles
Christ
Franck
Kenneth Peters
Birthday to Honor Mrs. O. L. Smith in Birmingham
Tomorrow marks Mrs. O. L. Smith of Birmingham turning another year older as her family gathers at home for an evening celebration. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. O E Rankin and family and Mr. and Mrs. R E Ellis and family from Detroit. Mrs. Smith Mrs. Elis and Mr. Rankin are the three surviving Rankin siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. L. Smith
Birmingham
O E. Rankin
City
R. E. Ellis
Detroit
Michigan
Smith
Elis
Mr. Rankin
Rankin
James Davidson to Play Xylophone Solos for Bible Class
The Elyria Men s Bible Class meets tomorrow at 9 30 in Riveli Theater Broad Street with President James A Hewitt presiding Paul Wainwright leads singing Clare Short at the piano and guest soloist James Davidson will perform several xylophone selections L B Hindman leads the Bible lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Men's Bible
Riveli Theater
Broad Street
James A. Hewitt
Paul Wainwright
Wth
Clare Short
James Davidson
L. B. Hindman
Co ed Club entertained by Miss Sue Mc Cully
Friday evening the Co ed Club hosted Miss Sue Mc Cully of Sumner Street. The home featured green and white decorations with bridge and dancing. Music was provided by Frances Bennett, Jean Fell, Recco Trombetto, Owen Gleason, and Bob Denman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernie Fate
Joe Sanders
George Mollison
Hirth Warner
Lorain
Mrs Walter Watts Hosts A F F W Club Meeting
Mrs. Walter Watts of Furnace Street hosted A F F W club members on Friday with a noon luncheon and St Patrick's day program of poems songs and readings. Mrs E L Biggs attended and Mrs Carrie Beyer of Lorain will entertain on April 28 at her Lorain home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. F. W. Club
Walter Watts
Furnace Street
E. L. Biggs
St. Patrick's Day
Carrie Beyer
Lorain
W C A Weekly Events Schedule
Weekly events listed for the Y M C A include swimming meets at 3 30 and 4 00 P M, supper and gatherings from Monday to Friday with clubs, groups, and afternoon sessions. Highlights: Junior Hi Y Swimmers, Jefferson Girl Reserves, Gates G R Turesn supper, Hamilton G R, Bible Class, Pow Wow Club, Friendship Club, Ely G R, Ridgeville Swim Party, Rear Up Club, Washington G R, Franklin and St Marys G R, McKinley G R.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Gates G. R. Turesn
Y. Gym
Gates Hosp. G. R
Hamilton G. R
Ely G. R
Ridgeville
Washington G. R
Franklin & St. Mary's G. R
McKinley
Y Gym
Sunday School Roster Reports Easter Party Plans
Miss Eva Robertson’s Sunday School class at the Church of Christ met at Florence Newell’s Stanford avenue home for a short business session and social time. Leora Alexander and Trene Hollis won prizes in games. refreshments were by the hostess and her mother. The April 17 meeting will be at Leora Alexander’s 130 Chase street for an Easter party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Robertson
Church of Christ
Florence Newell
Stanford Avenue
Leora Alexander
Trene Hollis
Chase Street
Miss Lucille Graber Surprised by Friends on Birthday
Miss Lucille Graber of Middle Avenue was surprised by a gathering of friends on her birthday. The evening included jigsaw puzzles and a buffet lunch in a green and white motif. Guests included Betty Bridgeland Martha Horan Martha Thomas Betty Clawson Lois Leppere Mary Wamsley Kathryn Smallwood Joyce Duckett Donna Dickason Beth Phelns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Graber
Middle Avenue
Betty Bridgeland
Martha Horan
Martha Thomas
Betty Clawson
Lois Leppere
Mary Wamsley
Kathryn Smallwood
Joyce Duckett
Donna Dickason
Beth Phelns
Miss Graber
Tigredla Social Club Holds Tureen Luncheon
Mrs. George Scott hosted fifteen members and two guests at her Dewey avenue home for a tureen luncheon with green and white décor and St Patrick's day favors. A following business session featured a guessing contest with prizes to Mrs. Nellie Hurd Mrs. Ida Devinney and Mrs. Lil Nan Boddy and a sunshine prize to Mrs. Sadie Gorman. Nellie Hurd performed several piano selections. The next meeting is planned at Mrs. Rose Ryan's home on April 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 6
First Methodist Church
St. Patrick's
George Haines
M. F. Elliott
Virgil Waite
E. Chapman
C. E. Townsend
G. McCullough
Circle $8
Clarence Beazell
Fourth Street
Raymond Crisp
Crisp
Beazell
Circle Wilcox
H. Dowd
George Scott
Tigredla
Dewey Avenue
Nellie Hurd
Ida Devinney
Lil- Nan Boddy
Sadie Gorman
St Patrick's Day Party at St Mary’s Parish Hall
St Mary’s Hall hosted a ward party organized by the Altar Society and the Young Ladies Socials. Mrs J J McGuire and Miss Mary Wagner led arrangements while 55 tables competed for high score prizes in bridge. Mrs E W Williams and Mrs Marsh Guiniv won additional prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Mary’s Parish Hall
E.W. Williams
Marsh Guiniv
Order of Lastere Star Meeting Observes Bridge Party
The Order of Lastere Star held a session yesterday with games and singing. Areme Cinic announced a bridge party for Paster Stars at the Masonic Temple on March thirty first. Mrs. Lewis of Forest City Chapter Cleveland attended as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Areme Cinic
Masonic Temple
Lewis
Forest City Chapt
Cleveland
Local social notes highlight Western college concert guest and regional visits
Miss Jeanne Guthrie a Kumier vested cna of Western college Oxford will give a sacred music concert Sunday at Dayton Art Institute. She will stay in Dayton Monday with Ogil Wright and Mrs. Lenin Wright. Several Elyrians travel for family visits, weddings and health concerns as relatives head to Conneaut and Erie while others attend Ohio State University and Kent State College events. Additional items note air mail earthquake safety reports from Long Beach and a piano recital with Elyrians in attendance for Josef Hof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanne Guthrie
Kumier
Cna
Western College
Oxford
Art Institute of Dayton
Ohio
Detroit
Melvin Cochrane
Winckles Strees
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Tom Summershield
Cleveland
Thomas Storer
Bess Hobbs
Walter Lord
Ralph
Erie
Pennsylvania
Overdeer
Robert Endley
Pearl Tuthis
Kent State College
Harold Ray Finney
Elyria
Ohio State University
Red Cross
Finney
College of Dentistry
Psi Omega Fraternity
Thirteenth Street
E. Chapman
J. B. Chapman
Seventh Street
Hollywood
California
Chapman
Los Angeles
Anna McAllister
Fourth Street
Long Beach
Elyrians
Josef Hof
Hardy Azaleas Thrive In Acid Soils And Portland Treasures
In this rambling on azaleas Mrs. C. F. Ensign explains that hardy azaleas are deciduous Rhododendrons originating in American mountains with European and Asian influences. They prefer acid soil, sun protection, and minimal care, with fall planting or spring after frost. Portland, Oregon is famed for Laurelhurst Park and Van Veen’s private azalea collection drawing tourists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Europe
China
Japan
Portland
Oregon
Laurelhurst
Hollander
van Veen
Local residents note escapes after Long Beach quake
Women and men from Oberlin and nearby areas report escaping the California earthquake without serious injury and leaving Long Beach before martial law. They join relatives in Los Angeles and Ohio visitors plan weekend visits to Garford Avenue and Shaker Heights. Clark Maddock and orchestra head to Cleveland for a Rainbow Room engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keane
Los Angeles
Roy Parks
Archbara
Kent
Ohio
Parks
H. £. Irvin
Garford Avenue
O. E. Rankin
R. E. Ellis
Detroit
Michigan
O. L. Smith
Birmingham
Martha Whipple
Shaker Heights
Gerald Frank
Eastern Heights
Clark Maddock
Cleveland
Carter
Anna Sweet
Elvira Home For the
Alvee Howe
West Avenue
Ruggles
Faraday the Journeyman Bookbinder Educating Himself
At age 21 Michael Faraday, famed chemist and physicist, worked as a journeyman bookbinder, studying the very volumes he bound to broaden his knowledge. The anecdote highlights Faraday’s self driven learning while early in his career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faraday
Dutch Program at Vincent School Celebrates Holland
Third and fourth graders led a chapel program at Vincent School focusing on Holland. Students performed songs and dances such as In Holland and Windmills, with readings and a Hansel and Gretel dance. J Clare George, Chronicle Telegram editor, spoke on perseverance and opportunity before closing with a school song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent School
Holland
Alyce Hows
Reata Merrick
Juli Horvath
Katie Mezlak
Donn Schefferstein
Christina Burtz
Olga Kish
Frances Adamecek
Hansel and
Gretel
Virginia Bord
Stev Holumuszki
Louis Pougracz
Irene Pataki
Tette
Anna Panchala
Thurman Knight
Charles Geide
Emma Toth
Andy Mate
Irene Landreth
Louis Rehoreg
Frank Kalo
J. Clare George
Thv Chronicle-Telegram
Anderson
Philosopher Says Aging Comes With Experience
A philosopher remarks that aging has progressed for 97 years, noting that men should know how to handle it by now. The quote underscores a belief in learned competence with age.
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Young People's Society
Four O'Clock
Masons
Cleveland Lodge
J. F. Glosser
Fisherman’s Club
First Cong's Church
Atiend
Baraca
Methodist Church
United Presbyterian Church Services
Starlight Girls
Little Joe & the
Missus
Marcelling
Leedale’s Beauty Shop
Swearer Elk
Sitler JR
Jas. Davidson
Sue McCully
Harger
Cleveland St
Tigredla Social Club
Mrs. C. F. Ensign
Pupilo OF Vincent
HyGrade Dry Cleaners
Middle Ave
Loomis Co
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