Election of Dames of Malta officers at meet
Society notes show the Dames of Malta focusing on officer elections with four candidates accepted after ballot. A rummage sale set for April and installation of officers at the next meeting were planned, listing the year’s new officers including Queen Jessie Raessler and Herald Iva Simmons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dames of
Malta
Jessie Raessler
The
Dames of Malta
Queen
Ruth
Margaret Coonrad
Naomi
Margaret Sparks
Iva Simmons
Klara Schaub
Osea Higale
Edith Slater
Carrie Miller
Sylvia Chervenka
Minnie Gard
Emma Zahrley
Stella Landers
Esther Smith
Hazel Hall
Miss Lucille Gordon Hosts J A D Club Evening
Miss Lucille Gordon entertained the J A D Club at Miss Helen Nazy’s home 541 Irondale Avenue. A short business meeting discussed future plans with banco and dancing as main diversions. Refreshments were served late. Guests included Miss Edna Hines and Miss Virginia Nagy. Miss Betty Pondy will entertain the club in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Gordon
J. A. D. Club
Helen Nazy
Irondale Avenue
Banco
Edna Hines
Virginia Nagy
Betty Pondy
Personal shower honors Mrs LeCraft at Green Lantern Tea Room
Mrs Lecraft and Miss Burke hosted a personal shower for Mrs Donald LeCraft at the Green Lantern Tea Room. Bridge prizes went to Miss Betty Humphreys and Mrs Harold Chamberlain. A salad course followed in the dining room with pale yellow and green decor and tall tapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Burke
Donald LeCraft
Green Lantern Tea Room
Betty Humphreys
Harold Chamberlain
Distinguished Guests At SUV Rally At Woodman Hall
About sixty members of the Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War and the auxiliary gathered at Woodman hall for a rally and pep meeting. Distinguished guests included past national commander Park Yengling and Mrs Yengling of Bay Village, department commander Chester Bigley and Mrs Bigley of Toledo, department vice commander Carl Sattler of Mansfield and Mrs Anna Lochyear of Steubenville, and national commander-in-chief Frank L Kirschgassner of Boston. H B Stevick of Wellington presided, with talks and community singing, plus brief responses from other guests. Representatives from Wellington Lorain and Cleveland orders attended. Refreshments and a social hour followed.
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Stxty
Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War
Woodman Hall
Park Yencling
Yengling
Bay Village
Chester Bigley
Bigley
Toledo
Carl Sattler
Mansfield
Anna Lochyear
Steubenville
Frank L. Kirschgassner
Boston
Massachusetts
H. B. Stevick
Wellington
Lorain
Cleveland
Birthday Celebration for Mrs. Geo H Dion in Oberlin Home
Mrs Geo H Dion of Robson Court was guest of honor as daughter in law Mrs Arthur P Dion hosted a 6 pm birthday dinner at a Thirteenth Street residence. Family gathered including the Dions and Wills, with a later surprise from relatives and friends of Oberlin. Ice cream and wafers were served and gifts were presented to the honored guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. H. Dion
Robson Ct
Arthur P. Dion
Thirteenth Street
A. P. Dion
Artie
Teddy
G. H. Dion
J. E. Will
F. J. Schmitz
N. Webber
Loretta
Carl Schmitz
Dorotha
Mathias Wohleber
Chris Justin
Oberlin
Dion
Entertainers Share Evening At Upper Room Class
Upper Room Bible Class 75 members and friends met at First Congregational Church parlors for a three supper. Programs featured Miss Betty Corkill and Miss Emma Curtiss in two piano duets The Camel Train and Pastorale Enfantine. June Folley presented three guitar numbers including La Cucaracha The Good Ship Lollypop and a finale performance Life Can Begin at Fifty by a five person cast led by Mrs D A Baird and Mrs G A Hoke R W McWilliams supervised the event with Mrs Otto Greene's committee Supper arrangements were by Mrs L J Jackson and Mrs Carol Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Betty Corkill
Emma Curtiss
June Folley
D. A. Baird
G. A. Hoke
Ward Youngs
Edythe Harris
J. Beliz
R. W. McWilliams
Otto Greene
L. J. Jackson
Carol Post
Temperance Union to Meet for Luncheon and Talk
The Women's Christian Temperance Union will meet Tuesday at the First Methodist Church. A tureen luncheon is planned for 12:70 with members and friends gathering. The program begins at 2:15 and an out of town speaker will address the crowd.
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Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Methodit
Circle Five Hosts St Pauls Circle at Neutercourt
Mrs M H Schroeder hosts Circle No 5 of St Pauls church at sister Mrs Vogleys Neutercourt home in the evening. Annual inspection of Elvira Capunit No 86 R S M with dinner by reservation at 6 15 and meeting at 7 30. Bethel Shrine meeting followed by program. Triple Four club gathers with Mrs A J Boylan on Third street. Daughters of Scotland silver tea at Mrs Geo Pauls Lake avenue home. Lake avenue sewing society meets with Mrs Harold Bennett on East avenue. Scout Troop I meets at First Congregational church. Pythian Sisters meet in Woodmanaha.
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M. H. Schroeder
St. Paul's Church
Plan Family Supper for Keen Kutters in Erie
Mr. Dora Sweezey hosted Keen Kutters at Mrs. Pauline Billingsley’s Erie street home yesterday. Twelve members and one guest, Mrs. Gladys Bliss, attended a noon tureen luncheon. Mrs. Clara Farmer read a poem titled My Bible and I. Plans were set for a family supper Friday at Mrs. Elsie Swartzel’s Longfellow avenue home. Erma Behnke won a special prize yesterday. Next club meeting will be at Mrs. Mabel Smith’s Eighth street home on April tenth.
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Dora Sweezey
Keen Kutters
Pauline Billingsley
Erie Street
Gladys Bliss
Clara Farmer
Bible
Elsie Swartzel
Longfellow Avenue
Erma Behnke
Mabel Smith
Eighth Street
Sermon on Romans at Baptist Church
Last night the Baptist Church drew a largely attended audience as Rev. R. W. Neighbour preached on An Angry God from Romans Chapter One. He linked rejection of Christ to religious and civil chaos and urged continued mid week services with special music and informal features. Public invitation extended.
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The
Baptist Church
R. W. Neighbour
God
Jesus
Christ
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Listed for Several Residents
Hospital admissions include Bernice Ellis of 211 Rush and J and Elaine Lee of Oberlin and Mrs. Carl Sparr of 331 South Maple and Mrs James Malley of Wellington. Discharges list Robert Samuelson of 449 West and Ruby Rice. R D No 3.
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Bernice Ellis
Rush &J
Carl Sparr
So. Maple
Elaine Lee
Oberlin
James Malley
Wellington
Robert Samuelson
West &Th
Ruby Rice
R. D
Grace Church Fellowship Club Meeting Discusses Parochial Aid
Seventeen attendees gathered Tuesday evening at Grace Church for the Fellowship Club meeting led by Rev Schumm on State Aid for Parochial Schools. Entertainment and refreshments were arranged by the Schumm family and Mr. and Mrs. William Schmittzen with Arthur Ehlke assisting.
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Fellowship Club
Grace Church
Schumm
Arthur Ehlke
William Schmittzen
Making Friends with Books by Sophomores Delight Club
The Friendship Club’s sophomore led program featured an original sketch Making Friends with Books. Lucille Simpson directed with roles for Life Women June Beck Dorothy Altfeld Hiawatha Dor othy Christman Ada Mae Stanford Josephine Mischka David Copperfield Evelyn Keiffer June Beck Little Minister Mary Helen Kolopos Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch Nancy Oldfield Julia Devis Mary Louise Carr Anne of Green Gables Alice Klinect Tom Sawyer Dor othy Altfeld Virginia Easly Lynda Curter of the Elyria Library spoke on hobnobbing with books.
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Friendship Club
Lucille Simpson
Life Women
June Beck
Dorothy Altfeld
Hiawatha
Dorothy Christman
Ada Mae Stanford
Josephine Mischka
David Copperfield
Evelyn Keiffer
Maryhelen Kolopos
Julia Devis
Mary Louise Carr
Anne of Green Gables
Alice Klinect
Tom Sawyer
Virginia Easly
Lynda Curter
Elyria Library
Bunco Evening At Mrs VanAmburgs House
One OClock Club met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs E H VanAngburgs home for Bunco. Hostess Mrs E H VanAmburg had the high score with Mrs Leslie Jamison second and Mrs Carrie Houser consoled. Favors were given to each member. Next Wednesday Mrs Houser will entertain at her Gulf street home.
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E. H. VanAmburg
Bunco
Leslie Jamison
Carrie Houser
Wheat College Men's Glee Club concert in Cleveland
The Men's Glee Club of Wheat College travels to Cleveland for a Saturday evening concert at the Gospel Church on Crawford Road. The program begins at 7 30 with a selection of sacred and secular choir pieces by the visiting ensemble.
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Wheaton College
Cleveland
the Gospel Church
Crawford Road
Birthday Party And Card Games At Local Home
Mrs. R. H. Unger celebrated her birthday with friends at 636 Oberlin road. Prizes in bridge went to Mrs. L. A. Burke and Albert Burnett, with Erwin Worthington and Mrs. H. R. Carr consolation. Pinechle prizes went to Mrs. Clayton Mil wre and Ralph Terrell, with consolation to Mrs. Frank Payne and Clayton Miller. Guests included families of Payne, Terrell, Worthington, Bumke, Milner and Carr. A social tea and later a past Nobles gathering of St. Clair Rebekah Lodge featured Grace Heidrich on Cambridge Street. The afternoon prize went to Mrs. Carrie Moller. other prizes to Mrs. Cora Bemis and Mrs. Kate Masson. Refreshments followed. next meeting set for April 24 at Mrs. Stearne’s Princeton avenue home.
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R. H. Unger
Oberlin Road
Inbridge
L. A. Burke
Albert Burnett
Erwin Worthington
H. R. Carr
Clayton Milwre
Ralph Terrell
Jin Pinechle
Frank Payne
Clayton Miller
F. Payne
F. Payne, Mr. and Mrs. R. Terrell
E. Worthington
L.A. Bumke
C. Milner
H. Carr
Trenty
St. Clair Rebekah
Hastoce
Stearne
Princeton Avenue
Mrs G Shaw Recovering At Home On Harrison Street
Mrs G Shaw is recovering nicely at her home on Harrison Street after an operation at Ely Tia Clinic. She was moved to her home from the clinic a week ago. Oscar Ehrman of Beebecourt and Maude Emma Bistrup of Middle Avenue appear in local notices of travel and family events. Jack Adamson of Miami University is set to visit for spring vacation with his grandparents and parents. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Irvin Schildt in La Grange at Bisma Memorial Hospital on March 27. Various social visits and travels are noted, including Dr Corl’s injury and slow recovery after an automobile accident. News items mention Mrs Clarence Beazeil returning from Canton and other local exchanges. The region prepares for a Sunshine Club meeting in Woodman Hall.
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G. Shaw
Harrison Street
Ely Tia
Oscar Ehrman
Beebecourt
Cleveland
Jack Adamson
Miami University
A. W. Francis
Maude Emma Bistrup
Middle Avenue
Clarence Beazeil
Fourth Stree
Canton
Corl
O. Milliken
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Grace Stoutt
Urichsvaille
Ohio
C Locke
Kenyon Avenue
Park Place
Ohio bill seeks tighter controls on bank loans and investments
Ohio legislators consider a bill by Senator Willard Campbell to plug banking loopholes. It tightens real estate lending, caps bank investments, limits loans to officers and directors, and requires amortized payments and collateral, with staged capital and surplus rules. A separate measure would redirect 876000 dollars of sales tax revenues to state finance agencies, and the House approved roadside beautification funding amid protest.
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Columbus
Ohio
Willard Campbell
Guernsey County
State Tax Commission
Julian Schwelier
Putnam County
House
Grover C. Maxwell
Defiance County
Carey
Lucas County
Alma Smith
Cuyahoza County
Waldvogel
Hamilton County
Rogers R
Lorain County
Whetto
Lawrence County
Waterloo, O
Wm. Foss
Mercer County
Ohio State University
Sen. Zoul
Cuyahoga County
Rep
van Ness
Champaign County
Robert L. Queisser
Cleveland
Bernard Desch
Congress
Farm relief urged to save farms and homes
A congressional resolution calls for immediate action on the Frazier Lemke bill to liquidate and refinance agricultural indebtedness at reduced interest through the Farm Credit Association and the Federal Land Banks. It warns that without relief hundreds of thousands may lose farms and homes and push millions into cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing Law
Nye-Sweeney Banking
Frazier-Lemke
Farm Credit Association
Federal Land Banks
Philadelphia Examines Health Records of 5794
Philadelphia authorities undertake a comprehensive review of medical records for 5794 individuals amid a public health initiative. Officials say data privacy remains a priority as the audit proceeds across city clinics and hospitals.
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Philadelphia
Rummage Sale at West End Market by Circle Six
Rummage sale announced for Saturday at West End Market hosted by Mission Circle No. 6. Details include sale location, timing, and group organizing the event. Proceeds support church activities.
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West End
M. K. Circle No. 6
Philadelphia teachers report headaches in one quarter
Philadelphia teachers reveal that 25 percent suffer severe and frequent headaches, per Dr. Rudolph Bloun of the Philadelphia County Medical Society. Only 10 percent of the school janitors share this issue, he notes, but the text ends before presenting further details.
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Philadelphia
Rudolph Bloun
Philadelphia County Medical Society
Schuol
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