Local ladies host bridge gatherings with cakes and plants
Mrs. C. T. Winckles entertained guests on Cleveland Road for her daughter’s birthday anniversary. Three tables of bridge produced prizes of cannerera plants. Guests traveled from Ridgeville, Lakewood, and Elyria. Luncheon followed in yellow and green. FE. L. F. Club met with Miss Claire Emerich opening her home for sewing and bridge. Honors went to Misses Irene Zachman and Norma Stegman. Next meeting set for April 4 with Miss Helene Castle hosting on Chase Street. Miss Muriel Sump attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul D. Richards
C. T. Winckles
Cleveland Road
Ridgeville
Lakewood
Elyria
FE. L. F. Club
Claire Emerich
Middle Avenue
Irene Zachman
Norma Stegman
E. L. F. Club
Helene Castle
Chase Street
Muriel Sump
Rainbow Girls meeting plans April installation
The Order of Rainbow for Girls met in the I. O. O. F. hall last evening with forty seven petitioning for membership. The advisory board will choose officers announced at the April third meeting when the order will be instituted. Members of the Woman's Home Club were entertained at Mrs. W. Wilcox's home with three tables of banco and prizes awarded. The next meeting is set for Mrs. Harry Dickens on Oxford Street April third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Rainbow
I. O. O. F. Hall
Foy Singing America
Mabel George
Nancy Jenkins
Woman’s Home Club
W. Wilcox
Longfellow Street
Banco
Sparks
W. D. Huffman
Koontz
Harry Dickens
Oxford Street
Canton Lorain No 93 and Ladies Auxiliary Meet
Canton Lorain No 93 and Ladies Auxiliary No 11 P M of Odd Fellowship met at the home of Mr and Mrs G A Friday with high attendance. After routine business they enjoyed a social evening and Betty Berger of Oberlin won the prize. A luncheon was served by a committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Lorain
Odd Fellowship
G. A
Betty Berger
Oberlin
Mrs Woodruff to Host Open House for 70th Birthday
Nettie Woodruff of 337 Fourth Street will receive guests Wednesday afternoon and evening in observance of her seventieth birthday. Invitations extend from two to four in the afternoon and seven to nine o clock in the evening. Frank Phelps, bird authority, will address Boy Scouts at 7 50 tonight at the First Congregational Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Phelps
1St Congs
First Congregational Church
Lorain County Beekeepers Meet at Amherst Home
Members of the Lorain County Bee Keepers Association gathered last evening at the home of Mr and Mrs E J Ernst in Amherst. After routine business the hosts served warm maple sugar for refreshments. Twenty were in attendance. Mr and Mrs Van Hamn of Amherst will open their home to the Association April seventeenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Imbet
Amherst
Lorain County Bee FkKeepers Association
E. J. Ernst
van Hamn
D. and D. Club Hosts Bridge Evening at Nichols Block
Mrs. Myrtle Dilts welcomed D. and D. Club members to her home at 5 Nichols block for a bridge evening. Prizes went to Rose Ryan Emma Scheuneman and S Myrtle Dilts. St Patrick's colors adorned the refreshments. Event noted to take place April third at Emma Scheuneiman's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Dilts
Nichols Block
Rose Ryan
Emma Scheuneman
S Myrtle Dilts
Emma Scheuneiman
Tri Fi Club Entertained by Miss Myrtle Struck
Miss Myrtle Struck of Columbus street hosted the Tri Fi club last evening. Five hundred guests were entertained and awards were given to Miss Marie Loeffler Miss Cath erine Rogers and Miss Matilda Kappler. Refreshments were served in the dining room with green and white decor. Congregational Guild Sews for Red Cross
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TRI FI Club
Myntile
Myrtle Struck
Columbus Street
Marie Loeffler
Catherine Rogers
Matilda Kappler
Miss Struck
Dorothy Fuldheim Examines American History in Elyria Lecture
Mrs. Dorothy Fuldheim traced America's growth from its colonial beginnings to the Industrial Age in a Woman's Club lecture. She highlighted pioneers, the Constitution, free trade ideas, westward migration, and postwar finance, asserting America faces immigration limits and aims to lead in debt cancellation and economic equality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Dorothy Fuldheim
Elyria
Woman’s Club
Napoleon
Louisiana
McCormick
Europe
Birthday Party For Henry Burton At Home
Fifteen boys surprised Henry Burton on his eighteenth birthday with pinochle bridge jigsaw puzzles and other games. Prizes went to Robert Strickler and Burton Boontop. The host mother served refreshments at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Burton
Robert Strickler
Burton Boontop
Green Mansions review discussed at Saint Muares Sodality meeting
The Literary Circle of Saint Muare’s Sodality held a meeting at Mary's Parish Hall where Margaret Stolz reviewed Green Mansions by W Hudson and Margaret Cullir read excerpts from Denise Thompson’s poetry. The session featured discussions of the poets’ lives and notable works before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Muare
Mary
Parisy Hall
Margaret Stolz
W. Hudson
Margaret Cullir
Dreneis Thompson
Nera Gise
Lifarg
Angil
Minorah Tut Slots Semi Monthly Meet Promises Entertainment
The report notes a semi monthly meeting at Hall in the Town with a proposed art show by the American Legion and a dance floor show featuring a Nine Orchestral group. The next meeting is set for the third day in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minorah
Nota Os
Uturdas
API
American Legion
Tienri Marel
Club members meet at Ware Clark street location
Fragments show Fou-O-Moy Club members selecting hosts for future gatherings. A move occurred involving Ruth Barton and others, with plans forming to meet at a Clinton Avenue residence. The text is garbled but indicates hosting duties and upcoming meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fou-O-Moy
Clark Street
Aioe Welle
Pally Martin
Ruth Barton
Mazel Todgham
Clinton Avenue
Kineman
F. D. L. Members Hosted by Miss Agnes Dengate
F D L members were guests of Miss Agnes Dengate Monday evening at her Ninth street home. Ten place settings for a tureen supper with lavender candles. The Kilets played bridge with Miss Elizabethan cock winning high score and Mrs. Franklin Stearns second. Miss Helen Crow of West avenue will entertain in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Dengate
Ninth Street
Elizabethancock
Franklin Stearns
Helen Crow
West Avenue
Hospital Notes Admissions Include Several Local Residents
Admissions list names Mrs. Kenneth Schneider Beatrice Machovina Mary Caspar Mrs Paul Beal Mrs George Allen Robert Davies William Tong and Mrs Campbell Vandersommen with addresses on Lake avenue East avenue Marseilles Broad Cleveland Wes c) avenue. Discharges include Joseph Minhalo and Mrs Yied Dean from local addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Schneider
Lake Avenue
Beatrice Machovina
Grafton
Mary Caspar
Paul Beal
East Avenue
George Allen
Marseilles
Robert Davies
East Broad
William Tong
Cleveland Street
Vrs
Campbell Vandersommen
Wes c
Joseph Minhalo
R. D
Yied Dean
Fairlawn
Community Club and Society Events Tonight
Local clubs host dinners and meetings with Amherst and Lorah guests. Activities include a maple sugar festival, a Business Women’s class, a YWCA Pow Wow, puzzle sessions, and church gatherings across multiple venues in Cleveland and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women
Moosemort Galaxy Club
Moss Dorothy Banker
S.ret. VY
Mets
QO. O. F
Amherst
Lorah
Y. W.C
Toaooer
Y. W. CL
Republican Wemets
Woman’s Club
Harriet Hubbard
S.on
Sctree Strest
United Presbyterian Porch Communion Preparatory
Revererd
Garford School Card Party Postponed Indefinitely
The Garford School card party scheduled for Wednesday evening has been indefinitely postponed. The Ladies Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars will hold a meeting this evening to form a drill team. The meeting will convene at 7:00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garford
Ladies’ Auxiliary To
the Veterans of Foreign Wars
Post Office Clerks Hold Party at Eckenfels Home
Lorain County Branch of the National Federation of Post Office Clerks held a party at Joseph Eckenfels home on Sugar Ridge road. Thirty five members attended from across the county. F H Williams Lorain Post Office president and R B Lersech Ely Tia Post Master spoke. A brief business session followed by a late supper. County Home orchestra provided music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eckenfels
Lorain County
National Federation of Post Office Clerks
Joseph Eckenfels
Sugar Ridge Road
F. H. Williams
Lorain
Oberlin AAUW Meets. Elyria Group to Discuss Plans
After the Oberlin branch meeting at Oberlin Inn on Saturday the Elyria group will gather for plans of interest to Elyria women. The Oberlin branch will hold a one o clock program with Grove C Patterson editor of the Toledo Blade giving a talk titled Why To Am I Had T Am An American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
American Association of University Women
Oberlin Inn
Elyria Group
Elyria Ladies
Oberlinerranch
Grove C. Patterson
The
Toledo Blade
Birthday Party Hosts Honor Edna Marsh With Bridge
On Saturday evening Mr and Mrs Frank Marsh of the Lehremm road entertained in honor of their daughter Edna s birthday. Bridge was the diversion with prizes to Miss Mary Wilson and Richard Crookes. A freshment course was served in Mes Marsh late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Marsh
Lehremm Road
Edna
Bridge
Mary Wilson
Richard Crookes
Mes. Marsh
Weekend Social Roundup Turns Up Ohio and New York Guests
Miss Lilian Coulter of Poa ester New York visits Mrs. Bord of Bell ofield avenue with other guests including Mr. and Mrs. Mazur and Dorothy Anne of Cleveland. Ruth Wailer of Lorain stays with Mr. and Mrs. Eric Chapman. Genna Boote was in Columbus on business. Martha Glass, a Boston college freshman, heads to Dexter Maine for spring vacation with roommate Helen Wale. Harriet Nubhbard Bess Bertha Schutze Loretta Pritchard attend Lorain Public Relations dinner at Ruth Tea room. Mrs Pearl Rice joins Mr and Mrs A B Canfield and Mrs Ernest Weintz of Akron for their 58th wedding anniversary open house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilian Coulter
Poaester
New York
Hansen Sert
Nettie Wondryee
Fourth Street
Edith Mac
Columbus
Martha Glass
A Glass
Simmena College
Boston
Masachusetts
Helen Wale
Dexter
Maine
Harriet Nubhbard
Bess
Bertha Schutze
Loretta Pritchard
Lorain
Local Births and Social Notes From Lake Wales and Elyria
Celebration at the Can field home in Lake Wales honors Mrs. Rice visit. A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Beal at Elyria Memorial Hospital on March 20. Kenneth Schneider and Kathryn Jones appear in local notices. Lake Erie College swimmers vie for class honors in water polo inter class championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canfield
Lake Wales
Florida
Rice
Paul Beal
East Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
FL. R. Mille
Woodland Avenue
H. H. Penny
Haddam
Cleveland
Vaul Fell
Wiliam Melting
Fremont
Ohio
Kenneth Schneider
Lake Avenue
Kathryn Jones
Helen Hutt
A. Hutt
Ninth Street
Lake Erie
New Books At The Library
A list of new library offerings includes Brahms Niemann analysis and appendices, How to Get a Job During a Depression with actionable tips, Pageant by Lancaster about early Tasmania colonization, Madam a centenarian matriarch, Sagebrush Buckaroo featuring Pat Dorset and Jack Haslet as frontier figures, and related literary notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brahms
Niemann
Trozr
Wesgeer
Bulow
Deorakx
Graham
Thee LC
New York City
Lancaster
Tasmania
Springer
Pat Dorset
Jack Haslet
Press Building at Chicago Century of Progress Display
The Press Building opens June 1 at the Chicago Century of Progress to showcase how news is gathered and printed. It will house a daily newspaper and space for global correspondents with glass and chromium design and hundreds of telegraph wires for reporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
CRI
Chicago Century of Progress
Stadent
Prass
Kennewick to shift from apples to early crops
Plans begin to convert Kennewick from apple country to an early crop region. Apple growers have planted nearly 16,000 fruit trees since fall as wartime shipping cuts hurt apple profits and prompt diversification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennewick
Wash
Southern Standard marks 65th anniversary in Clark County
The Southern Standard weekly newspaper of Clark County celebrated its 65th anniversary. Founded in 1863 by Col. Adam Clark to uphold southern standards, the paper is now edited and owned by his son Charlie Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkadelphea. Ark.— Oi
Southern Standard
Clark County
Adam Clark
Charlie Clark
Goldfish Truck Crash Cripples Court Case In Indy
A damaged OCR fragment describes a goldfish truck crash near Indianapolis and a court dispute in New York about 25,900 pounds of goldfish aboard a truck. It references a Federal Court matter, misread dates, and a claim of substantial lost profit. The text is garbled but centers on a transport crash and ensuing legal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indouanapolis
Ind
Umn
Dememe
Corporcrop
Bernute
New York
Hayes
Gore
TY ¢ Fisheries Clarrinsville
Ptaa
Carey Goldfi
Roosevelt's New Deal Impresses Ames College Card
A student named Petty from Ames describes a poker hand incident during a card game at college. He claims a dealer altered a deal after a slam, prompting him to request a new one and noting a controversial response from teammates. The remarks touch on regional players and an Indian or Virginiatalueey reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AMES
Foe
Gredton
Paul Peli
College Ste Dent
Petty
Betty Well
Irginia Talueey de Moines
Gailant
Telah
Goon Ap
What Are Cocoa and Chocolate
A reader letter explains the cocoa chocolate difference. It describes roasting and nibs, cocoa butter separation, shells, and the role of sugar in making chocolate. It notes flavor depends on bean type and production methods across chocolate works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Orginal
Speke
Wig Dulier
Tovoa
Paralyzed Ardmore Youth Returns From Freight Car Tour
George Adams aged about 19, paralyzed since birth and confined to a wheelchair, has just returned from a freight car tour of the southwest. He said the journey was hard without help and that two companions were needed to ride freight cars. his brother Earl and two other youths assisted, and the group rode through three states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardmore
Okla
George Adams
Ufe Sou
Earl
Swedish Cooperative Society Posts Record Turnover
The Swedish Cooperative Society reported a record turnover for last year despite a low mood. Total turnover across all departments reached 149.450,000 kronor, up 1.429,000 kronor from 1951, aided by continued gains despite falling wholesale juices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Swedish Cooperative Society
Farm accident exposes farmer as he nears cogwheel
George Thomas, on his father's farm near Mill City, Oregon, stepped close to an operating cogwheel and his clothing was torn from his body. He was uninjured beyond embarrassment, and authorities noted no serious harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mill City
Ore
George Thomas
Marian Martin Spring Pattern Catalog Ad
An all white frock features drop shoulder yoke and tie ends with fabric options like pique and linen. Pattern 8562 offered in sizes 14 to 40, includes illustrated instructions and costs 15 cents. catalog and pattern together priced at 25 cents. Orders to Chronicle Pattern Dept New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Chronicle- Toezeam Pattern Department
West 18Th Street
New York City
Spoiled Babies Become Misfits
Philadelphia Wi Dr Alfred Adler,Vennesea psychiatrist and former associate of Freud, says pampered childhood leads to misfits, criminals and an inferiority complex. He argues lack of cooperation in early life causes failures and social withdrawal, urging better training in cooperation during years three to four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Alfred Adler
Vennesea
Freud
Ursa Mawr College
Adler
Ife
Dr. Adler
United States
Broadside on Psychology Faculty Founding New Institute
Fragmentary text notes a professor of Medical Psychology at a Long Island school and the founder of a new defense of individual psychology. Details are incomplete about the institution and scope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fessor
Long Island School of Medcine
Remarkable Stockholm Heart Operation Claimed Successful
In Stockholm at Sabateberg Hospital doctors conducted an eighth known case where the heart was stopped for four minutes. The procedure left the patient near death briefly, but it succeeded and the patient has since recovered full health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Sweden
Sabvateberg
Sparrow Cuts Power At La Junta Substation
A sparrow perched on an outdoor Substation of Southern Colorado Power Company interrupted service for 19 minutes. The bird dropped a piece of wire used in nest building, bridging a high voltage insulator and tripping the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Junta
Col
aUpe
Souther
Colorado One Company
New Mexico Hosts About 34 400 Indians on Reservations
The report notes that New Mexico contains around 34 400 Indigenous people living on government designated reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
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Paul Richards
Rainbow
Mrs. W. Wilcox
Woman's Home Club
Congregational Guild
RED Cross
Guild
Dorothy Fuldhem
Woman's Club
Literary Club
Minorah Club
Plans Dance
Mon-O-Moy Club
Fair Planning Press Building
Marcelling
Leedale’s
Swearer Elk
Macy
Sh Wal
Helen Vinson
Dime Roosevelt
Madam Harger
Cleveland St
Tropics
Logan Clendening
M. D
Theodore Stebbins
Clendening
Beauty Shoppe
Washington Ave
Paris
Winger
Elyria Savings & Trust CO
Masine Krugmann
Kay Kuss
Birkline
Birkline’s
Hair Shoppe
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