Founder's Day Observed by Elyria M E Womans Missionary Society
The Elyria First Methodist Episcopal Church Womans Foreign Missionary Society marked sixty four years since its founding with a Founders Day banquet. About 240 attendees enjoyed decor in blue and gold, a program by the Ladies Trio, and recognitions of guests including Mrs. C. M. Ackerman and 18 King's Heralds band members. Dr J Monroe Wolfe delivered the keynote talk on foreign missions as the gathering closed with hymns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Foreign Misionary Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Society of the Elyria First M. E. Church
Edwin Schubert
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
Lila Smith Black
C. E Brodbeck
Merton Eliott
Schubert
Yourh Women’s Missionary Society
C. M. Ackerman
King’s Heralds Band
Stargell
Home For the
Ida Mitchell
Mitchell
E. Bond
J. Monroe Wolfe
Parkwood-Asbury Methodist Church
Cleveland
Bond
Ninety Five Club Holds Annual Business Meeting
The Ninety Five Club gathered at Mrs. Horace Nye's Washington Avenue home for its annual business meeting and luncheon at 1 pm. Officers reelected include Mrs. W G Sharp as president and Mrs. William Stark as vice president. Mrs. Nye is treasurer and Mrs. Tucker secretary. Mrs. Worthington reviewed Victor Hugo's Les Miserables. In two weeks Mrs. W B Underwood will host on Denison Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Nye
Washington Avenue
W.G. Sharp
William Stark
T Horan
C. E. Tucker
Nye
Henson
George Worthington
Mabel Hart
Victor Hugo
W. B. Underwood
Denison Avenue
Ohio Fuel Gas Girls Meet in Amherst Social
Twelve girls from the Ohio Fuel Gas Elyria district gathered at Miss Margaret Foldessey’s Amherst home for an evening of bridge. Represented offices included Elyria Berea Medina and Parma with Ita Sheahan winning high score and Helen Hammett consoled. Irma Lau and Alter gert Fritz of Amherst were guests. The next meeting is set for April 27 at Miss Helen Hammett’s Medina home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Elyria
Amherst
Margaret Foldessey
Berea
Medina
Parma
Bridge
Ita Sheahan
Helen Hammett
Irma Lau
Altergert Fritz
Aid Society Officers Installed at United Presbyterian Church
Mrs J K Nece installed officers of the United Presbyterian Aid Society during a silver tea yesterday afternoon. President Mrs F A Lawrence, vice president Mrs A E Schulze, secretary Mrs Tryin Wendell, and treasurer Mrs James Davies were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AID Society
United Presbyterian Church
J. K. Nece
United Presbyterian Aid Society
F.A. Lawrence
A. E. Schulze
Tryin Wendell
James Davies
Baird
J H. Howlett
Mabel White Sant
Wendell
Circle No 4 Meeting At St Pauls Church Parlor
A large attendance including five visitors gathered yesterday for Circle No 4 at St Pauls Church parlors hosted by Mrs H A Anderson. Mrs Park Hobill led the business session and Getta Muller conducted devotion. Mrs Ernst Irion presented a paper on church religious work. Adjourned to meet April 13 with Mrs Holton on Eastern Heichis Boulevard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No 4
St. Paul’s Chu
H. A Anderson
Park Hobill
Getta Muller
Ernst Irion
Holton
Heichis Boulevard
Pythian Sisters Hold Recital and Plan May Inspection
Sixty two members of the Pythian Sisters gathered for a recital session and brief business meeting last evening. They practiced for an inspection set for May 4. The next organizational meeting is scheduled for April 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenti
Eighteen Members Meet for Club discussion at Hecker home
Eighteen members of the Research Club met at Mrs Mae Hecker s Furnaces street home to discuss Porto Rico. After refreshments the group planned an all day sewing meeting March 29 at Mrs Carl Schmukens Stop 8 Lake avenue. The next regular meeting is set for April 13 at Mrs Dana Fex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Research Club
Mae Hecker
Furnaces Street
Porto Rico
Irs Dana
Edith Ifecack
Carl Schmukens
Lake Avenue
Dana Fex
Bridge Luncheon Honors Fauver and Ryder at Cho Street
Misses Betty and Anne Brown hosted a bridge luncheon at their Cho street home. Honorees were Mrs Worth Fauver and Mrs Charles Rider of California visiting her parents Mr and Mrs T L Moise. Four tables played with spring flowers and pastel shades. Prizes went to Dorothy Conwax, Mrs Jack Cushing, and Mrs Carl Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty
Anne Brown
Cho © Street
Worth Fauver
Charles Rider
California
T. L. Moise
Dorothy Conwax
Jack Cushing
Carl Dillon
Bethel Shrine Holds Memorial Meeting and Installations
Retiring High Priestess Denise Weisbrod thanked watchmen officers and committees at the Bethel Shrine meeting in T E O F Hall. Olga Sasse was named incoming High Priestess and a memorial service written by Sara Binder was read under Past Worthy High Priestess Mavme Tite with several Past Worthy officers assisting. An installation date and related church program were announced along with various musical numbers and guest attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Shrine
Denise Weisbrod
T. O. O. F. Hall
Arthur Hiscox
Olga Sasse
Sara Binder
Wellington
Worthy
Mavme Tite
Mary Heyer
Nina Leuszler
Pearl Waddington
Daisy Benson
May Thomas
Trene Price
Ollene Murphy
Denise Wetbied
Olga Saste
Bea
High Poiess
Fresh eyes and flavors at the little food counter
The note highlights Schmitkens apples, Honey, home made tread, and a variety of foods at the small counter. It mentions Heeack's as part of the scene, suggesting a busy, casual shop with diverse offerings. The fragment paints a picture of a local, everyday market setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schmitkens
Heeack’s
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges
Admissions list includes Frederick Lohnes Jr at 342 Oxford and Mrs Aubrey Aldrich at 350 6th Street plus Olga Arndt at 1001 Lake Avenue. Discharges include Peter Daziat, Lorain, Wm Parker Lorain, and Mrs Carl Simms with baby girl at R. D. Wo. 9 ae.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Lohnes, Jr
Oxford
Aubrey Aldrich
6Th Street
Olga Arndt
Lake Avenue
Peter Daziat
Lorain
Wm. Parker
Carl Simms
R. D. Wo
Knights Templar Meet for Red Cross Degree in Syria Commandery
Syria Commandery No. 60 Knights Templar held a special session at the Masonic Temple with strong attendance. A candidate received the Red Cross degree under Generalissimo RE Savnar in a capable and concise ceremony. An additional special meeting is announced for Thursday March vrivretz to confer the Order of Malta in full ceremonial form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syria Commandery No
Knights Templar
Masonic Temple
Oberlin
Norwalk
Weetine
Red Cross
Local Ladies Host Creative Culture Meeting Recap
Mrs FE J Sora hosted Culture Cory members on Fos avenue with part two of Autodozzan yar Lincoln Steffan reviewed by Mrs W F Hinbard. Flora Hoekeserred discussed Beards On Understanding Women about the influence of women worldwide. Mrs J L Bridges will host April thirteenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE J Sora
Fos Avenue
Cory
Lincoln Steffan
W. F Hinbard
Flora
Ladies Aid Society Meeting at St. John's Church
Mrs George Martin and Mrs Robert Peters were hostesses for the Ladies Aid Society of St John s Lutheran at the church school auditorium yesterday afternoon. The main item was planning the anniversary folder. Contests were won by Mrs Charles Koehn and Mrs Gus Burand. Fifty seven members attended and were served a refreshment course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Martin
Robert Peters
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. John’s Lutheran
Audtorium
Charles Koehn
Gus Burand
Lwo Weens
Grace Lutheran Ladies Aid Society Social Meeting
The Grace Lutheran Ladies Aid Society held a church social yesterday with 26 members present. Rev Fr Schumm continued the Women of the Bible series, speaking on Old Testament Ideals for Women. Refreshments were provided by Mrs Henry Spetta and her daughter Mrs Wesebaum. April sixth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran Ladies” Aid Society
Fr. Schumm
Henry Spetta
Wesebaum
Ladies Aid Society Quilting Session At Community Church
About thirty members of the Ladies Aid Society of the Church of Christ held a post luncheon business session yesterday at the church. President Mrs C A Martin led the meeting and plans for the next month were discussed. The afternoon was spent quilting. The next meeting is set for the fourth Thursday in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Atid Society
Ladies’ Aid Society of the
Church of Christ
C. A. Martin
Suppers Served After Sunday Service at St Andrew Church
Supper was served to thirteen in the Sunday school rooms of St Andrew church after a Lenten service. Reverend Andrew ill of Emmanuel burn ov axelanud ineaching the sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew
Andrew
Emmanuel
Veiled Club Meeting Notes From St Pauls Parish
Members of a Taunton based club gathered at St Pauls to discuss routine plans. The home host provided refreshments as the group capped the evening with a brief social period and a departure by nightfall.
Women temperance union to meet March twenty eighth
The Women's Temperance Union will meet Tuesday March twenty eighth at the home of Attorney and Mrs F M Stevens on Fifth Street. An interesting program is being arranged. The Kan Act Club met last night in East Carlisle shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Womens Temperance Union
F M Stevens
Fifth Street
East Carlisle
Edith Whitney
Earl Brown
Par’ Teacher Association
His.ness
East Carisie School
Patricia Anne Meclune Birthday Party Celebrated
Patricia Anne Meclune daughter of Mr and Mrs J S Meclune celebrated her fifth birthday yesterday at her Clinton Avenue home. Ten guests attended with games and music and refreshments served at four thirty. Attendees included Narcy Lord Lois Berrington Les Rotamer Elizabeth Walters Jean Anderson Ruth Cook Fox Moyer Rita OConner Mildred Anne Kutting and the Kueblers spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Anne Dauchter
J S Meclune
Clinton Avenue
J. Kuebler
Frank Kutting
Lorain
Luncheon Bridge Honors Miss Geraldine Wright in Philadel phia T: Mrs Guthman hosts with prizes to Mrs Kankle Mrs Warmee and Miss Wright aus guests from Lakewood and Philadelphia
Mrs Harold Guthman of Gulf road entertained at a luncheon bridge in honor of Miss Geraldine Wright of Philadelphia. Prizes in bridge went to Mrs George Kankle and Mrs Paul Warmee, with Miss Wright receiving a guest prize. Out of town guests included Mrs George Minster and Mrs Paul Warmee of Lakewood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Guthman
Gulf Road
Geraldine Wright
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
George Kankle
Paul Warmee
Miss Wright
George Minster
Lakewood
Roar-Up Club Plans Two-Week Tureen Dinner
During a brief session the Roar-Up Club of the YWCA arranged a tureen dinner for members. The meeting covered routine business matters and scheduled the event for two weeks ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roar-Utp
Roar-Up
Local residents travel for family and social events
Mr and Mrs Ed Haywood and other relatives traveled to Cleveland for Reverend Bourquin’s fifty eighth birthday. Leonard Sebransky vacationing at home from Ohio State University, with Mrs William Morse and daughter Ellen Morse guests of H Wieseke in Lorain. Yanne R Shaw of Wooster College arrives for spring break with parents in Elyria. Jack Edwards of Cleveland on business. Geraldine Wright leaves for Philadelphia. Mrs C E Barton and Dorothy join Raymond Erunger for a Fredonia visit. C A McMillan on a YWCA trip to McKeesport. Mrs C V Terry and Aldrich attend a Benton Harbor wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Haywood
Julius Schuster
Joe Rogers
Cleveland
Reverend Bourquin
St. Paul’s Church
Leonard Sebransky
Ohio State University
William Morse
Ellen Morse
George Wieseke
Lorain
Jesse
LaVerne Wieseke
Fifth Street
Yanne R Shaw
Wooster College
F. L Shaw
Princeton Avenue
Jack Edwards
Elyria
Geraldine Wright W Ho
Katharyn Wright
Cleveland Street
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
C. E. Barton
Dorothy
Seventh Street
Raymond bErunger
Fredonia
New York
C. A. McMillan
Y. Woc. 4
McKeesport
C. VI Terry
Garvin Avenue
Aldrich
Bay Village
Benton Harbour Michigan
Special pies and deserts at new counter
Special at the new food counter offers devil's food lover cake angel's food and cream puffs all homemade. Prices 25 cents with Hecock Floral Co contact numbers 2641 or 9232.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hecock Floral Co
Delivery contact lines for Wellington and residents
Listings provide delivery service contacts for Wellington at 301 Herrick Ave East with phone 308-W and for Junior Grissinger at 229 Courtland with phone 156-R, noting calls for delivery complaints or missed copies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrick Ave
Junior Grissinger
Courtland
Honor Roll Notes February Pupils In Wellington
The Wellington honor roll for February lists many students with A and B grades. Names include Hizhahee, Jan et Chiby, Mildred Brenner, Deller Fuller, Bernice Kirkpatrick, and others along with several families and community members. The report also mentions flooding in the area and several local items of interest, including the death of a local’s daughter and community meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Hizhahee
Janet Chiby
Mildred Brenner
Deller Fuller
Bernice Kirkpatrick
Donna Manning
Victoria Mukr
Chalmer Mosher
William Pleasmik
Winona Preston
Caroline Haphing
Donald Sooy
Mars Vik
Mars Vik 2 As, 2 B’s. Wile Ds Abbott Revert Avery, Elsa Griggs, Janet Uriss Nser
Carmen Gutlea
Hilda Mason
Wilda Margan
Lilleueste
Louise Parks
Jumer Tiga School
Chris MacDemmott
Lero
Adams Richard Barber
Billy Carpenter
Philip Duff
Tressa Glavish
Laura May Johns
Leland Maron
Norman Watters
Em Guilea
Sunday sectoru class hosts boys and girls gathering
Mary Knapp's Sunday sectoru class banquet for James Turner and Darrel Sheperd class in the Methodist church basement Wednesday evening. The event honored the boys’ attendance contest winner and the girls’ recipient Verema Gott. Betty Puder and Solas Peasnick sang, Bert Puder led songs, and Mar Van Woodruff, Lois Puder, and Maaine Ray organized the program. Fifty-five youths attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Knapp
James Turner
Darrel Sheperd
Methodist Church
Verema Gott
Betty Puder
Solas Peasnick
Bert Puder
Marvan Woodruff
Lois Puder
Maaine Ray
Cleveland Pennzoiis Seek Final Tilt Victory
The Cleveland Pennzoiis, A league champions, face Pfatt and Morris in the final season tilt at the high school gym on Tuesday night. Pfatt and Morris reserves beat the Wellington Ex-highs in the preliminary match. The first game is called a af.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Pennzoiis
Pfatt and Morris
Pfaft
Morris
Wellington
Attend Oberlin Odd Fellows Meeting Report
A group of local Odd Fellows attended the meeting in Oberlin, providing a brief report on proceedings and community involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Fifty Elyrians Attend O W U Alumni Meet
About ninety one Ohio Wes leyan University alumni gathered at the Oberlin Inn for the Lorain County Ohio Wesleyan Alumni Association banquet. C E Koppes of Elyria served as master of ceremonies. Dr Edmund Soper, university president, spoke briefly with Hobart Bell, Alurni secretary, in attendance. Elvira High School students performed a one act play Lon Gonderrs Air, winners of a recent Hiram College play contest. Clyde T. Bateman of Lorain was named the new association president for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Wesleyan University
Elvria High School
Hiram College
Clyde T. Bateman
Lorain
Elyrian to Address Conference at Ohio State University
J Howenstine of Elyria will be among speakers at the thirteenth annual educational conference April 6 at Ohio State University Columbus. He chairs the Elyria Board of Education and will discuss Current Ohio Legislation to school board members. More than 139 speakers are listed for the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E J. Howenstine
Elyria
Ohio Asociation of Boards of Education
Ohio State University
Columbus
Howenstine
Edneaton
Ohio
Ue Jiical
Two Pianos Donated to Salvation Army Lacking Benches
Two Elvrans donated pianos to the Salvation Army for needy families but the items arrived without stools or benches. The charity asks for any spare seating to accompany the pianos and for other furniture donations to assist those in need.
Pur Furniture Requests Reported As Flood of Offers
A local report notes a flood of requests for the sale of all kinds of furniture following a widespread appeal. The notices indicate wide interest from buyers and agents, with inquiries across multiple districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Famles
Fruit School In Last Session Thursday
The final session of the Louvain County fruit school by the extension service will be held Thursday evening in the Lorain County Savings and Trust Company directors room. Four sessions occurred in February and March. the fifth was canceled when the Ohio State University specialist could not attend. CS$. Holland will instruct the final session, a summary of the course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tne
Louvain Country Fruit School
Counts Agrenatural Extension Service
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
Ohio State University
Schnduled
Holland
Twin daughters born Friday in Owensville Indiana
Mrs Tarrell Wilder reported the birth of twin girls on Friday the 10th in Owensville Indiana. The note mentions Tailoring as a handicraft with origins traced to Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owensville
Ind
Tarrell Wilder
Germany
Spring fashion pattern 94564 offered by Chronicle Telegram
The Chron ile Telegram Pattern Depart ment promotes pattern 94564 for a feminine dress with flutter sleeves and gathered bodice. It suggests silk or cotton fabrics, lists sizes 24 to 40, and notes pattern price and ordering details including mail to New York City with payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo Veurian Martin
Eptfen
Chronile - Telegram Pattern Department
West 18Th Street
New York City
South German Inn card club era described in local lore
In historic notes, residents recall a time when a card club flourished near the South German Inn, with illicit activities tied to unauthorized gambling and the ensuing crackdown by authorities.
French Journalism Finds Politics, Skirts General News
An observation notes that French newspapers focus almost entirely on political matters while paying little attention to broad current events. The piece highlights a striking editorial tendency and its implications for public discourse.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Anderson
ST. Paul's Church
Dr. Pierce
Christine Soule
Monroeville
Brown Howe
Fauver
Ryder
Munday
Dave
Slauer
Nellie
Alfre Sackleanor
Howard F
Nelson Nash
Wil ‘Pe Pumbers
Koontz
Leon
oToy
oGwae Syster
Pail Warne A Akewood
Bill
W. Broad
Andress
Elyrea Commandery
F. J. Bond
Culture Club
Ladies’ Aid OF
ST. John's Church
T. Andrew's
Mars
George Vogleys
Circle OF ST
Tigateen
Cauele
St. Pauls
Visegree Vosicye
Eisateen
Sponta -Ifasant
Evenine
SAS
Stiles
Trara
Piavins
Nemeth
Lake
Wilhem
Ny Staan Pennsylvania
Blue Bird Restaurant
Court St
KAN Act Club
Patricia Anne McEclune
Elyria Mone
Phillips
Allen Bernard
Erlin
Daurel Shepard
Orde
Setter
Citi Padsert Bom
Vincent
H Wather
Muelle
William Brouse
Cole
Hoy Mayers
Oh Pierce
Prolig
Ian Chi
Toulrisis
Vaeeetta
Ge Ora
Warnes
Fo Biare
Welelingson Brifts
Ard
Ho J. Palmeter
Ilart Miek
Werth
Lette Hoawk
Wes
Rowland
Atos
Ome
Tran
Cass E Rowland
Rowlard
Beth
Faisrenve Wells
Sorrente
Florida
Wes- Vineton
Elyrian
Addres Gonferenge
Salvation Army
Broad Street
Lunch R. C. Vonduyke
Fruit School
Lincoln Park, Ib
Velour Grass Seed Pound
Kentucky
Cates
Highland’s
Peg
Wildercraft
Bunte
Miss D. Wilder
Pwwspa RE
Puter
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!