Personal News Flashes From City and Surroundings
Local residents report travel and homecomings from Florida Miami Lakeland and other towns. Mr and Mrs R C Hastings return from Sixteenth Street Florida trip while Mrs Maxine Dusham Rebrant of Detroit visits her parents. Several families announce arrivals and illnesses with minor home news and social dinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C Hastings
Sixteenth Street
Florida
Maxine Dusham
Tidiont
Pennsylvania
Abies Hester Smith
Ouinss
West Avenue
Emma Dill
Nichol
Block
Louis Hermanus
Guy Hermann
Will Hermann
Vermilion
Helen Seth
Lorain
John Rawson
Frank Brigg
Miami
Crew
Stiay
Taekisan
Wakema
Saioi
Lakeland
Fiori
Betty Sernorr
St Brides
Pitisturagn
Ton
Ohio
HL. L. Foster
Ear
Lisle Coonrad
Nearer
Colorado
Funeral services held for Mrs. J I Chase in Oberlin
Oberlin reports funeral services for Mrs J L Chase of 6 South Professor Street were held from the home. She was long a beloved Oberlin resident, survived by daughter Nell Chase linked with the Carnegie library and son Paul Chase of Detroit. Charles Hubbard, freshman class president, suffered a nervous breakdown and returned home to Oak Park after hospital treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase
Oberlin
J. Ll. Chase
South Professor Street
Charles Hubbard
Hisouse
Oak Park
Mlingis
Fee
Mubbard
Mock Convention Headquarters and Local Club News
Evening return home expected after recess. Exchange Club held a noonday meeting at Marks Inn with Professor Meyer performing piano selections. Republican Mock Convention HQ opened in West Roots of the Men's Building for literature and campaign info. Hoover Club organizes mock campaign offices. Organ recital by Daryl Darron tonight at Finnegan Chapel. Esther J Church to China study position noted with ear infection. Wilde play The Importance of Being Earnest to be staged May 30 31 at Werger Hall with McLaughlin directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exchange Club
Marks Inn
David Meyer
Conservatory
Clairmont Doane
Bret
Hoover Club
Te Lnient
Orzaning
Hoover
Secur Uragraue Association
Oscar Wilde
Tm Werger Hall
Wilde
McLaughlin
Charce
Colran Storm
Mante McGla A
Wellington Old Costumes Create Merriment at Fellowship Party
Over forty members of the Friendship Guild of the Congregational Church attended a themed old fashioned party. They wore period attire, games and contests highlighted by pie making, spelling bee, and group singing. Mrs Hartman won a musical round. Mrs Wells crafted a pie display. others joined in light refreshments and hostess duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Friendship Guild of the Congregational
Long Timo
DL. R. Hartman
Ratan
Guy Wells
RK. W. Faus
Charles Recard
Sara Curtice
Keith Audis
Arthur , Brpier
Hos Weddinglaadis Shir
Eagles to Attend Church Service with FLOE Members
Members of the local FLOE plan to attend the Sunday morning service at Callaresa Uenal church in a fraternal group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ITV Lady
FLOE
Callaresa‘uenal
Mrs Burton Advises Women on Motherhood and Companionship
An advertisement features Mrs Margaret Burton of Kansas City offering free advice on motherhood and happiness. She claims years of suffering and loss followed by motherhood and a happy marriage. Correspondence is invited at 1661 Massachusetts, Kansas City, MO, with strict confidentiality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Burton
Margaret Burton
Kansas
Cie
Perros
Peroda
Pial
Borten
Neil
Massachusetts
Kamae
Pastors Welcome Sparks Local Group and Initiation Tonight
Rev. Charles Recard led a warm welcome as the FI FE members planned a younger talk. Easter Stars hold initiation this evening at the Masonic Lodge rooms with many expected. The Boy Scouts sponsored a wildlife movie at Ko Net theater drawing over 300 patrons. Locals note various visits and travels among Miss Caroline Bauer, Mrs. Burt Hawk, and Miss Isabelle Bigelow with updates on car and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Lodge
Wes
Wild Life
Boy Scouts
Ko Net
Boy Scout
Caroline Bauer
Clevaland
E. L. Barrick
Franklin Jones
Detroit
Burt Hawk
Oberlin
Isabelle Bigelow
Cleveland
Bobbe Lee
Bay Village Social and Mission Notices
In Bay Village on March 27 the Woman's Missionary Society met at Mrs Earl Klines with 25 members present. Emma Pope spoke on missions and two Cleveland speakers discussed welfare. Luncheon hosted by Mrs Clifton. attendees included Mr Dr Sadier and several others. Arthur Hook and wife returned from six weeks in Florida. Mrs C M Terry visited from Elyria. Mrs J W Thomson returned from Columbus after her son Bernhard Lace received an honorary degree. Funeral services were held in California for Gustav Blewrer at St Pauls Lutheran.
Community notices and sermon week at M E church
OCR reads like miscellany with illness burial church services and social visits. Burial in church cemetery. Rina May Rutherford hosted a six friend party. Mrs Erwin Herbokerman hosted luncheon for Mrs Mayme Ault of Lorraine. Mrs Lillian Mequilett and Mrs Ida Savers from Lakewood were mentioned. Evening services began in the M E church on March 36 and run through Easter Sunday with multiple ministers. Mrs R M McClurg of Pittsburgh visited Osborn road. Henry Meilander installing light scheme. Cambridge and Oxford crew colors noted as blue and dark blue since 1536. First Cambridge-Oxford boat race reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.M. McClurg
Pittsburgh
D. B. Donaldson
Osborn Road
Henry Meilander
Cambridge
Oxford
Cambridge and Oxford Rowers In Colorful Attire
The 1829 Cambridge oarsmen wore white shirts with pink sashes while the Oxford team dressed in dark blue jerseys. Hotel accommodations in Amsterdam are limited as hundreds of visitors prepare for the summer Olympic games. Rebekah dance Eagles hall hosts a March 27 event with Ed Brucker calling. tickets 600c per couple with 25c extra for an additional lady.
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Cambridge
Oxford
Rebekah Dance Eagles Hall
Tues
Brucker
North Sea
Wihin
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Fellowship Club
Rich
Grace Schulke
Viriao Wd
Waliat Archambeau
Sarahard
Brotherhood of American Pmen
T. O. YF
Artism
Canton
Lodge
Pedro
Hansford
Slater
Huffman
Ralph Carrick
Mons
5 Gooden
Jake Youneh
Hunter
Ted Pfiersscond
Lenhardt
Dunford
Grad
Prade
Coostrad
H. Ppman
Sons of
Grand Army Hall
Hall
Lith
Mason D. Th
Yengling
Hav Villace
The
Sons of Veterans
PGE Club
Tertalas TA
Forrest Ordell
Chestnut Street
Sadie Oliver
Allie Alchi
Margaret Smith
Peloquin
Sadie
Rer
Jeanette Peloquin
Emith
Able
Wieweel Peas i Lilies
Valle
Cille Mund
eniTe
Mabel Freeman
Irs
Ninth Street
Margaret Phn
Margaret Gruer
Helen Be
Ada Hillmer
Drs. Zachariah
Jo Ks
Elva Gushman
Lake Nue
Rshall Whitacre
Metrist
Marshall Whitsere
Bondei
Ruthermen
Wealthy Pel
H.R. Oldfield
George Street
Carol Weichel
Harrison Street
Marie Brown
Hazel Caywood
Elyria Sisterhood
Temple
Lodi
Lake
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Grace
King Solomon's Lodge
King
Florence Brown
Tess
Devinney
Fourth Street
Qartz
Hosfital
Joseph Lane
Oberlin RE
Whiting
College Place
Eprius
Daryl D. Darron
Finneér Chapel
Esther J. Church
China
Wiss Crurch
Charis
Waiay
Elyria
Lorain Co. Bank
Amherst
Grafton
Birmingham
F_I
Recard
Marin
Henrietta Maria
Charles I
Ergland
Odeansl Paint & Wall Paper Co
White
O’donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Mrs. We. W
G. A. R. Hall
Karl W. Plocher
Lorain Co. Bank Bldg
Cook’s Millinery Corner
Bluebird Sweet Shoppe
Icuticura
Tasewen
Ontess Sammbin
Bae Caticure
B. T. Bastian
Groceries
Middle Ave
Point Lace” Canned Goods
Lorain County
Busice
Miller
Broad St
Kraife
Amsterdam
Hallworthy
Oberlin Road
B. H. Hall
Spencer
Elizabeth Wood Corsetiere
Howe St
Phose
Ruskin
Elyria Fur Shoppe
Broad Street
the Heldmyer Hardware Co
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