Elyria Musical Art Society Members Entertained at Gillis Home
Members of the Elyria Society enjoyed a Tuesday afternoon program at Mrs Gillis home with Miss Fannie Beller leading. The first part featured Adventures on the High Seas with Hinman pupils and various musical selections. A second part offered mixed numbers including duets and solos. Jean Little accompanied, and a social hour followed with refreshments. A public recital is set for April 25 at First Congregational church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Musical Art Society
BE. Gillis
Columbus Street
Fannie Beller
High Seas
Lucille Hinman
Captain Kidd
Miss Hinman
Rachmaninoff-Thompson
Betty Goldstein
Blake
Nancy Wharton
Bilbro
Betty Airfield
MacDowell-Thompson
Diller-Quaile
Dorothy Bell
Burgmuller
Betty Maynard
Strickland
Janet Stevens
Davis
Betty Altfeld
Rogers
Evening Star
Dorothy Keefer
Jean Little
First Congregational Church
Young Womens Missionary Society Meets at First Methodist
The Young Womens Missionary Society held a regular meeting at the First Methodist church with a tureen supper. A letter from Lida Imhoff thanked the group for the gift to the Hebrew Mission in Cleveland. Mrs. Herman Holbrook reviewed Red Bread by Maurice Hindus. Next meeting set for April 18 with Ada Smith and Delores Findley expected to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Womens Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
Lida Imhoff
Cleveland
Herman Holbrook
Maurice Hindus
Ada Smith
Delores Findley
Korea
Successful Card Party Sponsored by St. Agnes PTA
A card party yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Cathrin Diederick’s Adams street home, hosted by the St. Agnes school PTA, featured eight tables with four at bridge where Mrs. C Lievd won high, Pedro high went to Mrs. P Neufer, and 66 high to Mrs. Kinkelak. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Diederick and Mrs. George Zemba. Mrs. Neufer will host a similar event on School street April sixth at two o’clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathrin Diederick
Adams Street
St. Agnes School
Bridge
C. Lievd
P. Neufer
Pedro
Kinkelak
Diederick
George Zemba
School Street
Central Guild of St. Andrews Meets for Regular Session
The Central Guild of St. Andrew's Episcopal church held its regular session in the Guild Room on Tuesday afternoon. After the meeting, Mrs. Fred Barton and Mrs. C. D. Gail served light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Guild of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Fred Barton
C. D. Gail
Elyria Lodge 1193 I C C F holds session with maple syrup treats
Elyria Lodge No 1193 I C C F held a regular session with over a hundred attending to enjoy maple syrup and hot biscuits. Members debated business issues and bank crisis impacts while Clayton Wall urged optimistic effort to support the community. Howard Butler discussed maple syrup festivities and praised the local committee. Chorus rehearsal announced for Monday under Paul Wainwright. Robert Haehle returns home after two weeks of illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Lodge
Q. O. Strochl
Ralph Reinhare
George C. Martin
Mason Smith
Ralph Hebi
George Variday
Clayton C. Wall
Howard R. Butler
Pariuz
Paul Wainwright
Ladies Auxiliary Plans and Activities Meeting
Plans for future activities were made at the Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion meeting last evening at the peers home. Members discussed sending puzzles to Dayton Hospital and remembering Chillicothe hospital at Easter. Twelve members will attend the Medina district conference on March 25. A board party date was announced for March 29 at the Elks restaurant. Mrs. Merle Sibley won the prize. Captain Avery of the Salvation Army spoke about the commissary work and a Jusclean course was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary of the American Legion
Peers
Dayton
Chillicothe Hospital
Medina
Elks
Merle Sibley
Captain Avery
Salvation Army
Republican Women Meet For Social Afternoon Session
The Elyria Republican Women’s City group gathered at the Woman’s Club for a social afternoon. In a brief business segment they opposed the sales tax and instructed the secretary to notify the senator and representatives. Mrs. H W Merriman read a paper based on Wesler L Jones's radio speech about how Americans treat presidents, urging civility toward leaders from Washington to Hoover. The meeting adjourned for bridge and 509 with prizes to Mrs. R T J Martin, Mrs. G W Wingard, and Mrs. Harry Dickens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Woman’s Club
H. W. Merriman
Wesler L. Jones
Washington
Hoover
R. T. J. Martin
G. W. Wingard
Harry Dickens
Galaxy Club Hosts Dorothy Ranker Evening
Miss Dorothy Ranker hosted Galaxy Club members on Eighth street with bridge prizes awarded to Mrs. Theodore Seward high, Ora Champion second, and Winifred Seward consolation. Refreshments at green and yellow tables, guest Mrs. Arthur Hancork. An S1cert business session and discussion of artists followed. The club plans another gathering April fourth at Ora Champion's Ninth street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galaxy Club
Doothy Ranker
Eighth Street
Theodore Seward
Ora Champion
Winifred Seward
Arthur Hancork
Ora
Elyria Woman's Club aids Red Cross sewing drive
Eighteen members of the Child Welfare and Social Services Department met at the Elyria Club House to sew for the Red Cross. About one hundred pieces were completed, adding to five hundred garments from 240 yards of birdsease and 100 yards of tennis flannel. The department plans its next meeting Tuesday with a morning session and an afternoon program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child Welfare and Social Services
Elyria Woman's Club
Red Cross
Service and sermon at local church on Thursday evening
On Thursday at ten o'clock a Holy Communion service will be held with the sermon to follow. The sermon and service will be preached by Reverend Gall at Cleveland Church. The service ends by nine o'clock to accommodate parishioners and those living nearby for evening worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greta
Andrew Gall
Ambiguous local notice in old issue with garbled text
Fragmented OCR summary describes a hall event at St John with references to business, zone three, an educational talk, and names Esther and Luise among unreadable details.
Circle No Holds Afternoon Meeting at St Pauls Church
Circle No. og gs St Pauls church matter das afternoon for a zucet des meeting at the home of Mrs O Pallas on the Griswold road. All members were Present and twelve guests Were in attendaten. The meeting opened and devotions in charge of Mrs Albert Pallas. After a short business meeting the reminder of the afternoon was spent socially with several contests. The next meeting will be herd at the church on April 11th with Mrs Henry Vogelsong as hostess. with songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Paul's Church
O. Pallas
Griswold Road
Albert Pallas
Henry Vogelsong
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Noted in City Records
Admissions listed include Mrs Anthony Prososki at 4th Street, Joe Loftus at 243 Third Street, Harold Dougherty at Columbia Station, Mrs Carl Smuts at 916 Cleveland Street, Isabelly Custayr at Ashta bula. discharges include Mrs Preston Straw and baby Pos ve. Additional entries mention James Dunlap at South Maple Street, La Tange, Mrs Ralps Brasselle and a baby girl at 140 WooBrige Mes, Walter Williams and baby Dev, Oberroad, Geraldine Dowie at LaGrange, Mrs Oscar Weeds at 1845 Buckere Street, and Beatrice Mootting at arak ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Prososki
4Th Street
Joe Loftus
Third Street
Harold Dougherty
Columbia Station
Carl Smuts
Cleveland Street
Isabelly Custayr
Ashtabula
Preston Straw
South Maple Street
James Dunlap
la Tange
Ralps Brasselle
WooBrige Mes
Walter Williams
Dev
Oberroad
Geraldine Dowie
LaGrange
Oscar Weeds
Buckerestret
Beatrice Mootting
Arakton
Sixteen Members of the Sisters and Professional Womens Civh Meet
Sixteen members gathered at Miss Harriet Hubbard's home on Lores eet for the monthly meeting. The nominating committee led by Bertha Lchhure appointed Bess Zomas and Loretta Pritchard. Plans were made to attend the biannual convention at Chicago July 9 to 15 and to achieve full attendance at the state convention in Cleveland May 20 and 21. The club will hold a party at Miss Siermon Schulze's home 244 Cambridge street Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
To. Sistress and
Professional Womens Civh
Harriet Hubbard
Loreseet
Cams
Bertha Lchhure
Bess Zomas
Loretta Pritchard
Clicaso
Cleveland
Siernon Schulze
Cambridge Strpet
Ta-Wa-Si Club conducts progressive dinner evening
Twenty one members and a guest of the Ta-Wa-Si Club of the Church of Christ gathered at the church for the first courses of a progressive dinner. They then went to Mrs Mildred Whitner's home on Grafton road for salad. A short business session occurred at Mrs Whitney's home before traveling to Lorain for dessert at Mrs Iva Parks. The next meeting will be at Winifred and Edna Hills on Chestnut Ridge on April 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Mildred Whitner
Grafton Road
Whitney
Lorain
Iva Parks
Winifred
Edna Hills
Chestnut Ridge
Mis Club Social Ends With Bridge Honors At La Grange
J. E. Mis club gathered at Miss Lucile Roling's La Grange road home for a bridge evening. Miss Mildred Francis and Miss Myrtle O’Connor won honors. A luncheon followed. The next meeting will be a low mood party at Miss Jeanne O’Connor's Indian Hollow road home. Miss Marian Inwachnerthier assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Mis
Lucile Roling
la Grange
Mildred Francis
Myrtle O'Connor
Jeanne O'Connor
Marian Inwachenrither
Twenty Five Attend Meeting of Women's Bible Class
Mrs Arthur Bauer opened the meeting at 2962 Spruce Street with twenty five attendees present. After a short business session, a social hour followed with refreshments and a card/guessing game. The next meeting is scheduled for Tuesday and Thursday, April 4. The event was well attended and lively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Bauer
Spruce
Treet
Turatia
Dilie
Unclear Text About Local Figures and Events
Fragmentary notice mentions individuals with LDS reference and a paper titled The Daughter of Aisalam. It references Dr Floris Fytep and Dean of Womer Ory Calfege, plus Eleanor Ryartz and a planned event at the home of Mrs Tiety Lattin in Washington Ave.
Local families visit relatives after health concerns
Mrs Harold Horace, once at the Elyria Clinic for a tonsil procedure, has returned home. Mr and Mrs Elmer Oswald and children Dorothy Marguerite and Elmer, Mr and Mrs U Harold Dahnke and son Harold and Mrs Norman Oswald are in Sandusky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Horace
Lawn Avenir
Elyria Clinic
Elmer Oswald
Dorothy
Marguerite
Elmer
U Harold Dahnke
Harold
Norman Oswald
Sandusky, Fair
Girl Scouts in Elyria Mark Twenty-First Anniversary
The Elyria Girl Scouts celebrate 21 years with two troops led by Camain Davidson Uthe and Captain Over deer. Activities since March 1982 include fundraisers, donations to charity, a Mother and Daughter event, library book loans for the aged, caroling, and a Christmas scrapbook for orphans. About 100 members served during the year with 66 merit badges earned led by leaders and volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts of
Elyria
Scouts of
Nos. I
Camain Davidson
Uthe
Overdeer
Bartow
Findley Catin
Salvation Firmg
Tiome
Lorain
Troop II
Asad
W. G. Sharp
Washington Avenue
Matealtwig
Chari Ot Sesterdas
Mirs
H. W. Pond
Charles Felt
Kins Fauer
C. T. Corkin Myre
P. Koplin
J. Parson
C. Hancock
R. W. Hancock
N. S&s Jenking
Ohio Students and Residents Return for Spring Vacation
Ohio State University students Carl Ericeson and Jack Dickason along with Curtis Hill return from Columbus for the mid term break. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs George Alien at Elyria Memorial Hospital on March 21. Reverend and Mrs Werner Weich announce a nine and a half pound son born in Arkansas. Marie Griswold delays plans to visit Wooster Street after trips to Detroit Ann Arbor and Flint Michigan. Mrs Viola Bielke visits Cleveland as her sister C L Deiner hosts. Roger Phelps heads back from Columbus to Indian Hollow Road for vacation. Allen Terry of Eighth Street, from the Cleveland Orchestra, departs for West Virginia for travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Albert Sfegemer
Carl Ericeson
Ohio State University
Columbuts
George Alien
Marseilles Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Marie Griswold
Newcome
Wooster Street
Detroit
Ann Arbor
Flint
Michigan
Werner Weich
Arkansas
Weich
Julia Herner
Viola Bielke
C. L. Deiner
Cleveland
Jack Dickason
East River Street
Curtis Hill
Washington Avenue
Columbus
Allen Terry
Eighth Street
Knoxville
Tennessee
West Virginia
Roger Phelps
Agre Jent
Hos ‘Oge
Indian Hollow Road
Friendship Club Holds All Day Quilt Meeting at Home
The Friendship Club met at Mrs. H.W. Hopp's home in North Ridgeville for an all day event. Members cut and sewed quilt blocks and shared a noon greens dinner. A style show featured public figures, with prizes awarded to Mrs. Jennie Bultman and Mrs. Charles Gilder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ridgeville
Friendship Club
H.W Hopp
Ewing
Charles Gilder
J. H. Stevens
Ralph Gilder
Mary Falkner
Glen Falkner
Jennie Bultman
Frank Blaser
Sugar Ridge
PTA Session Hears Scouts Program
The Thursday PTA business session featured a Girl Scouts program after a brief business portion. The Boys Glee Club performed selections before the Scouts pantomime by juniors of Troop I depicting scenes around the grant of the charter to the Western Reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Reserve
Alaska Theme Of Lecture By Cleveland Man
Cleveland traveler C. G. Dexens will speak on Alaska in a Elyria Travel Club lecture at the home of Mr and Mrs F A Smithe on Washington Ave. Dexens describes his decade in the frontier, its history and peoples, and offers a vivid view of Alaska’s past present and future with accompanying pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Cleveland Man
Elyria
Cleveland Travel Clayo
F. A. Smithe
Washington Avenue
GG. Dexens
Great Northwestern Frontier
Esqui- Mary
Myr. Dickens
Hesil
Charter Oak Tales and Local Tributes After Death in Lorain
The report notes Lena Salisbury and Ruth Dunham presenting songs and stories in sign language and Avon Lake while Troop II and Troop TI members perform. It records the death of Theresa Diedereneh at St Joseph Hospital Lorain with surviving relatives including Mrs Schuster and sister Amanda and brother Marcellus Diederich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charter Oak
Lena Salisbury
Buth Steinmetz
Avon Lake
Rutho Dunham
Theresa Diedeneh
St. Joseph Hospital
Lorain
Miss Thedrien
John Schuster
Sehuystar
Amanda
Marcellus Diederican
Miss Diederich
Sudden Death Notice and Weekend Local Visits
Mrs. H G Starey was notified Saturday of the sudden death of her sister Mrs Katherine Hager of Cleveland. Numerous local families visited relatives and friends during Saturday and Sunday including residents from Cleveland Lorain and Lakewood. A World War reflection closes the piece recalling armies learning lessons from each other’s mistakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Starey
Katherine Hager
Cleveland
Adam Boening
Peter Boenig
Air
Leo Pyzevitzski
William Thewes
Frank Mason
Merton
J. Carlson
Famls
J. Smith
Lorain
H. P. Eldred
Harvey Barre
Frank Sheak
Frank Bommer
James Curan
Sharon
Edward Mitcheill
Gentsler
Myo
Piu'u
Lakewood
H.W. Hopp Sanday
Olf
Impfens Brown
Prank Heaven
Nellz Maddock
Myre
H. N. Stringer
Lone Beach
Cailtf
Rainbow aes Meeting Elects New Officers
The Rainbow aes and teacher Mrs. Harvey Stoughton met at the Methodist church Sunday school parlor. Officers elected for the next quarter include President Alicia Giede, Vice-president Helen Pataki, Secretary Hope Giberson, and Treasurer Gladys Lenhard. Members prepared material for China via Alta Myers and had luncheon served by Mrs. Stoughton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Pataki
Hope Giberson
Gladys Lenhard
China
Alta Myers
Stoughton
Local Social Notes Highlight Family Gatherings and Health Updates
Josyp Brown underwent adenoid and tonsil removal at Memorial hospital on Saturday. Richard Ackerman Evelyn Fitch and Mildred Shiuver visited Mr and Mrs F L Lewis on Sunday for Eleanor Lenin’s anniversary. Guests enjoyed games and a cake with six lit candles. Mrs Ryan from Cleveland visited Ed Cooper’s family. Alma Ackerman hosted several Lear stip Yellow ear He girls Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josyp Brown
Memorial Hospital
Richard Ackerman
Evelyn Fitch
Mildred Shiuver
FL Hf. Lewis
Eleanor Lenin
Lirrhdas
Ryan
Cleveland
Ed Cooper
Lear
Alma Ackerman
Church Announcements From Omorune Services
Three notices were read at the M Fo ehureas service including Numuer Three Art Society meeting at Mrs Ed Cooper home Wednesday afternoon, a Tree dinner by Number Two division Thursday noon, and a Sunday school board meeting next Friday evening March 2. Attendance at Sunday school was 84 with 4 present this week, 14 last year, and 10 the prior Sunday. February average 91.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omorune
Numuer
Art Society
Howel
Ed Cooper
Atd Society
Thuradas Nown
Ita Nexur
Maren
Othe Caren
M. E. Caureh
Spring Pattern for Little Girls Frock and Wardrobe
A pattern advertisement showcases a scalloped yoke frock for young girls with capelets and matching bloomers. It lists sizes 7 4 6 5 and 1 with fabric estimates and step by step instructions, priced fifteen cents for pattern plus catalog and pattern set at twenty five cents. Orders go to the Pattern Department New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Chrorine - Telegram Pattern Department
Westbath Street
New York City
Oil Spill Burned Off Lake In Ranger Texas Incident
A 35000 barrel tank burst caused an oil film over part of Ranger water supply. The oil was burned off at the lake with no damage reported, per city officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ranger
Tex
Wellington King 3 Daughters Hold District Meeting May 16
The King 3 Daughters district meeting is set for May 16 in Wellington at the Methodist church auditorium with a luncheon at noon served by the church Ladies Aid Society. Over 150 visitors are expected, announced after a meeting at Mrs. W O Watts home. Mrs. Pat Carter led devotions and Miss Betty Cliby spoke on travels in Europe. The program featured sketches from Tunis and Tripolis and a display of study abroad curios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
The
King
Methodist Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
W.O. Watts
Pat Carter
Rebekah Dodge
Oberlin
Betty Cliby
Europe
Italy
Germany
France
Flowers In Full Bloom At Elm Street Garden
Snow drops Galanthus nod in John McKinney s garden despite winter snows. Origin bulbs unknown from late Burt McKinney s property in Wellington were transplanted to the current bed. Bouquet arrangements brighten the scene with pretty blooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McKinney
Elm Street
Europe
Asia
McKinney
Welington
Burt McKinney
Penfield juniors stage annual class play Friday
Members of the Penfield High School junior class will present their annual play in the school auditorium on Friday evening March 24 beginning at 8 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penfield High School
Miss Hege To Reach Africa On Sunday
Miss Ruth Tiezge is set to reach Africa on Sunday after sailing from her departure port. Authorities note the voyage proceeds as planned with support from the mission ship and allied organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hege
Africa
Ruth Tiezge
Winter Picnic of Wellington Sorosis Club Held at Mrs BeVier Home
The Wellington Sorosis Club hosted its annual Winter Picnic yesterday at Mrs. Webber BeVier’s residence. A one o’clock luncheon preceded a program featuring a book review of Forgive Us Our Trespasses by Lloyd C. Dane las and a Gypsy Tecilight reading by Mrs. K. Couch. The event included a letter read by Mrs. Baum from author Dane las, pastor of St. James United Church in Montreal, who also preached in Akron in 1921 26. Four bridge tables later yielded night scores for Mrs. L. G. Stemple and Mrs. Baum, with Mrs. Otto Stemple taking the consolation prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Webber BeVier
Relief Commission Meeting Attended by Bradstock
L G Bradstock attended the Lorain County Relief Commission meeting in Elyria last evening with state representatives discussing new county relief plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Bradstock
Lorain County Relief Commission
Elyria
RETURN HOME Mr and Mrs Sam Hummell From South Trip
Mr and Mrs Sam Hummell returned home last evening after a motor trip through the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Hummell
South
Baptist Church Activities Touch Lorain County Health Unit
Miss Anita Bolden of Cleveland addressed the Women's Missionary Society of the Baptist church. The Baptist orchestra, led by John Hilliker and H I Hyde, will perform at the Sunday school closing with sixteen pieces. About fifteen boys in the Baptist Sunday school began stamp collecting and the pastor plans to purchase six thousand foreign stamps for their albums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay Clinte
Mpul
Robert Pierce
Ohio State
Lawrence Bake
Bryan
Biker
Augustus Niedhardt
Brian
Alfred Horr
Cleveland
Charles Horr
Bbaptis Ehurcs
Lorain County
Belgium Congo
Ruth Hegre
Africa
Church of Christ Thursday service window
A brief church notice lists hours from 11 to 1 on Thursday for the Church of Christ at 25e Luneh. The item records a mid day service window with no additional details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Thurs
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Society
Deartment
ST. Agnes
T. A
Central Guild
TOR Red Cross
CDD
Robert Haeh
West Avenue
American Legion Auxiliary
Dorothy Ranker
Womans Club Dept
ST. Andrew's
Young People S League
Circly VO
Leonore Hess
Castacs
Fss
Paul's Church
Dames
Schmidt
Presbyterian Church
Georgia Sherrard
Marshall
P. W
Ta-Wa-Se
Progressive Binner Party
Miss Roling
McRee
Women OF the Moose Plan Card Party
Weir
Mane
MES. Holcomb
By Howard Myers
Broad Street
Lunch R. C. Vonduyke
C. G. Dickens
Beauty Shoppe
Washington Ave
Vincent
Brieps
Church Notes
Fenyuaty
Lake
Antwerp
Belgium
Belgian Congo
Leopoldville
Alma E. Doering
8. C. Dunkelberger
New York
Wege
Esther Hege
Columbia University
Per
Sorosis
Conrad Naegle
Huntington
JADE
Phillips
Bill’s
W. Broad
Andress
Allen Bernard
Unitex Plan
United Dry Cleaning CO
Florence and Mendel Court
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