Shower Honors Mrs. Smith with Sweet Peas Corsages
A pantry shelf shower in honor of Mrs. Robert Smith Sybil Kohl was hosted by Miss Tess Becker at her home Monday evening. Earthquake bridge contests entertained guests, and a lovely sampler served as the prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Smith
Sybil Kohl
Tess Becker
Smith
Josephine Kohl
Arietta Crawford
Ellen Porter
Eleanor McKenzie
Pearl Pankoff
Mary Ruth Locke
Helen Barrington
Eleanor Hillmer
Alice Gates
Elizabeth Chupik
Grace Thels
Mary Neuman
Harriett Gehl
Woman's Club hosts all day child welfare sewing meet
An all day meeting of the Child Welfare and Social Service department was held yesterday at the Woman's Club. Members sewed the entire day and reported 208 garments finished this month. A luncheon was served and Miss Alice Bird spoke on rural women work. Next Tuesday a new all day sewing session is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child Welfare and Social Service Department
Woman’s Club
Alice Bird
Second Congregational Church Div D Hosts Silver Tea
Twenty ladies gathered at Mrs Warren Wright's Woodland avenue home for a silver tea hosted by Mrs Frank Spencer. Guests enjoyed games and contests followed by a luncheon. On April 12 Mrs Frank Page to host Division members at Lake avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Division D
Second Congregational Church
Warren Wright
Woodland Avenue
Frank Spencer
Frank Page
Division
Lake Avenue
Fellowship Club Meets at Grace Lutheran Church
Twenty members attended the Grace Lutheran Church Fellowship Club monthly meeting. The evening included Bible study, a brief business session, and social time with hearts played. Hostesses Mrs. Ralph Wendt and Mrs. Albert Ehrke served refreshments. Plans were made for a April 25 meeting with Mrs. William Schmitkens on the Cleveland road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fellowship Club
Grace Lutheran Church
Ralph Wendt
Albert Ehrke
William Schmitkens
Cleveland Road
Marriage Announcement Helen L Carrick Marries James E Simmons
Mrs L D Jenkins of Akron announces the marriage of her daughter Helen L Carrick to James E Simmons on March 25 1983 The groom is son of Mrs Robert McCaslin of Tiffin Ohio The bride attended Elyria High School Simmons a graduate of Tiffin Columbian High School and is with the Commercial Printing Company of Akron The couple will reside in Akron
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Jenkins
Glenn Avenue
Akron
Ohio
Helen L. Carrick
James E. Simmons
Robert McCaslin
Tiffin
Elyria High School
Mr. Simmons
Tiffin Columbian High School
The
Commercial Printing Company of
Simmons
T. N. T. Club Meets at Constance West Home
Members of the T N T Club were entertained at Miss Constance Wests home at 213 George Street. Three tables of bridge were played with Fay Walker winning first prize and Alice Osborne receiving consolation. A luncheon followed. The group votes to meet again in two weeks at Miss Edna Mae Wilsons residence, 351 West Ninth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. N. T. Club
Constance West
George Street
Fay Walker
Alice Osborne
Edna Mae Wilson
West Ninth Street
Miss Ruth Shipley Hosts S. K. G. Club Meeting
Miss Ruth Shipley entertained the S. K. G. Club at Gulf Road home with Miss Kay Noonan as president. Secretary and treasurer reports were presented by Miss Millie Martell. Names were submitted for membership and a luncheon followed the music and dancing. Next meeting at Miss Millie Martell’s Middle Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Shipley
S. K. G. Club
Gulf Road
Kay Noonan
Millie Martell
Middle Avenue
Elyria P T A Council Reports At Meeting
ElyriaCouncil of Parent Teacher Associations met in regular session at Elyria Savings and Trust. Reports covered Student Aid Station care for 547 children and 2393 clothing items from the Red Cross. Milk distributions reached 20022 bottles in March with 13017 paid and 7005 free. Next meeting set for two weeks and Seattle PTA convention May 21-28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Council of Parent- Teacher Associations
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
C. D. Reding
Red Cross
Reding
C. B. Lemon
Oscar Perry
Owen Bannon
Perry
F. W. Schneurer
Grace Lumley
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Patterson
Ohio Health Association
First Congregational Church
QO. F. Flint
H. Billl
Cook
Elyria
W. Plainer
Motion Picture
Dewey Hull
Red Cross Sewing Committee
Flint
Girl Scouts Meet at Congregational Church
The Girl Scouts of Troop I gathered at the First Congregational church on Tuesday March 28 at 4 00. They formed their regular formation repeated the pledge and Scout promise and sang the Star Spangled Banner. Short patrol meetings followed and they formed a circle to try out for the upcoming Minstrel. Taps was sung.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Troop I
First Congregational Church
Mary A Chandler Tent Members Entertained at Home
Mary A Chandler Tent, Daugh ter of Union Veterans, enjoyed a pleasant evening at Mrs. R Holcomb s West avenue home. Ten members attended with a social time and refreshments. The group plans a meeting in two weeks at Mrs Cora Knapp s West Second residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Chandler
R. Holcomb
West Avenue
Cora Knapp
West Second Street
Yvonne Sanker Hosts Club Meeting and Charity Plans
Club members gathered at Yvonne Sanker home for a regular meeting led by Sanker with Betty Harpster assisting. Prizes in cards went to Marr Alice McLaughlin first and Lucille Krisher consolation. Plans were completed for a benefit bridge at the Y W C A on April ath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yvonne Sanker
Miss Sanker
Betty Harpster
Marr Alice McLaughlin
Lucille Krisher
Temperance union meeting features talks and music
A large group gathered at Mrs. F. M. Stevens home for a Women’s Christian Temperance Union session. Acting president Mrs. A. M. Boyer led. Dr. E. J. Bondley gave the devotional, with vocal numbers by Mrs. A. C. Hudnutt and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Christian Temperance Union
F. M. Stevens
Fifth Street
A. M. Boyer
E. J. Bondley
Muerou
A. C. Hudnutt
John Sheldon
The
Fields Methodist Church
W. C. Endle
Mano
Mansfield
A. L Rice
Sullivan
Franklin Roosevelt
Rice
US. A. Fuckinger
T. I
LaPorte W.C. T. U
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges Listed
Admissions include Walter Jezewski 560 Turner Wayne McCartney Lorain Mrs Charles Gay Oberlin Viola Brenner R D Neo Lily Avery 131 Pasadena Discharges name several with addresses including Mrs Frank Newberger W Dover William Tong 711 Cleveland Marian Casper Stopp Lake Avenue Darlene Grabenstetter 631 West River Moultrie DuBose 24 East Avenue Frederick Lohnes 342 Oxford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Jezewski
Turner St
Wayne McCartney
Lorain
Charles Gay
Oberlin
Viola Brenner
Evening church services and club gatherings listed
Tonight features a Congregational supper and business meeting at United Presbyterian Church at 5 30. Fourth Lenten service at St Pauls at 7 45. Anecdus Class of St Pauls meets with Evelyn Lyndon at 00 East River Street. Grace Lutheran holds a midweek Lenten service at 7 30. American Legion Auxiliary hosts a card party at Ellis Restaurant. Tri Sigms meet with Marian Koontz Cornell Avenue. Personality Pals meet with Anita Hines Wurst Court. Chevalier Lodge Knights of Pythias meets. Round Table Club meets at Tel Cor Inc Ridge and.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Church
St. Paul's Church
Evelyn Lyndon
East River Street
Grace Lutheran
Round Table Club
Telcor Inc
Ridge &T
Hamilton Girl Reserves Meet Opens Led by Barbara Jennings
The Hamilton Girl Reserves convened with Barbara Jennings presiding in Virginia Baker's absence. Members discussed wearing regular attire to meetings and planned a spring play. Book reviews featured Oz and Tom Sawyer, read by Jean Moseley Angeline Penesta Virginia Baker and Margaret Klrop Angeline Polimene Betty Rodda. Five new members Norma Eherke Lucille Holitska Joan Cheetham Betty Rodda Rose Chatteler joined. Next meeting will cover current events with each girl bringing a newspaper clipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Barbara Jennings
Virginia Baker
Tas
Jean Moseley
Angeline Penesta
Randy Star
Margaret Klrop
Angeline Polimene
Betty Rodda
Evangeline Rothe
Norma Eherke
Lucille Holitska
Joan Cheetham
Rose Chatteler
Mrs. Gaines Hosts Lady Rowena Circle Meeting
Mrs Myra Gaines of Eriestree opened her home to fourteen Lady Rowena Circle members. Two new members Flossie Massie and Mrs Saladin were admitted. Puzzles and ecards entertained guests. prizes went to Mrs Sarah Massey Mrs Florence Resar Mrs Elizabeth Smith and Mrs Elsie Beales. The group planned to meet April eleventh with Mrs Elizabeth Smith of 350 East River Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myra Gaines
Eriestree
Lady Rowena Circle
Flossie Massie
Saladin
Ecards
Sarah Massey
Florence Resar
Elizabeth Smith
Elsie Beales
East River Street
Bible School Cabinet Minutes Report Active Year Aims
The Bible School Cabinet of United Presbyterian Sunday School held its monthly business session in the church parlors. Superintendent Sellers led the devotional hour and the business discussion. Reports from department superintendents and the pastor Reverend Brown addressed yearly encouragements and discouragements. Seventeen attendees discussed aims for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School Cabinet
United Presbyterian Sunday School
Sellers
Brown
Local Auxiliary at Medina Spring Conference
Fourteen members of the local Auxiliary to American Legion attended the Fifth district Spring conference in Medina. About two hundred members gathered from across the district. Reports were given on Fifth District rehabilitation work and the Tryria unit's six month efforts. The meeting was chaired by Mrs. Walter Beckley of Mansfield, with department president Mrs. Lester Merrit of Columbus, national chaplain Mrs. J. J. Doyle of Toledo, and department secretary Mrs. Sne Moore of Newark present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina
L. F. Leembuis
William Sudro
Tryria
Walter Beckley
Mansfield
Lester Merrit
Columbus
J. J. Doyle
Toledo
Sne Moore
Newark
Yeetary
Daughters of Sahara Socials Include Bunco Prizes
Daughters of Sahara gathered with Jasé evening on Fairlawn avenue for bunco with prizes to Mrs. Charles Troutman Mrs. Wilsoy and Mrs. Arthur Scrivens. Refreshments followed hosted by Mrs. Sam Avery. Next meeting led by Mrs. Grace Heidrich at 226 Cambridge street. Separately Mrs. Jessie Racaster and others attended a Dames of Malta card party in Cleveland with ninety tables in play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of
Sahara
Jasé
Sam Avery
Fairlawn Avenue
Bunco
Charles Troutman
Wilsoy
Arthur Scrivens
Grace Heidrich
Cambridge Street
Jessie Racaster
Hatttle Kuss
Carrie Miller
Osea Higgie
Cleveland
The
Dames of Malta
Baked Ham Supper at Field's Church
A baked ham supper is announced at Field’s Church on Thursday at 6 00 PM with a price of 15 cents and 2 cents for drinks or extras. Proceeds support church activities and community programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Field
Elyria High French Club Meeting Initiates Two New Members
L Ensemble Francais met Monday in the Elyria High School auditorium. Dorothy Faxon and Jane Gil were initiated into the club. A play titled L autre Mont marte was performed by Clara Wendt Lucille Hutchings Margaret Platner Mary Rose Raid and Alfred Rea. A word-defining contest awarded jig-saw puzzles to Katherine Schaefer Doris Schaefer Sylvia Averbrook and Margaret Jenkins. Music by Robert Denman and Rocco Trombetta. Refreshments followed and the club adjourned to reconvene April 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L’ensemble Francais
Elyria High School
Dorothy Faxon
Jane Gil
Clara Wendt
Lucille Hutchings
Margaret Platner
Mary Rose Raid
Alfred Rea
Katherine Schaefer
Doris Schaefer
Sylvia Averbrook
Margaret Jenkins
Robert Denman
Rocco Trombetta
YWCA Book Group Reviews Autobiography and Philosophy
The YWCA book group met in the association parlor. Mrs Curtis Spence reviewed British Agent by Bruce Lockhart detailing a British consular officer’s career in Malaya and Russia before returning to England. Miss Burner discussed Harry Emerson Fosdick’s Religion as I See It highlighting thought provoking ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Spence
Bruce Lockart
Great Britain
Penninsula
Russia
England
Miss Burner
Harry Emerson Fosdick
Religion As I See It” Which Is Filled With Challengins
New York
Pow-Wow Club Meets At YMCA For Dinner And Review
The Pow-Wow Club of the YWCA met last evening with a swim in the YMCA pool followed by a tureen supper in the YWCA gym. A business meeting set final plans for a progressive dinner on Friday April 7. The evening closed with a review of Lford Douglas' book Forgive Us Our Trespasses presented by Miss Burger.
Suni Club Hosts Monthly Supper Meeting
The Suni Club of the YWCA held its regular monthly supper with Miss Florence Fullmer presiding at the business meeting. The club voted to contribute to the World Fellowship fund. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. C. W. Foster, Mrs. Louis Keller, and Miss Ruth Christman. Hostesses included Mrs. C. W. Daniels, Miss Nell Boyd, and Olive Lapp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suni Club
Florence Fullmer
World Fellowship Fund
Association
C. W. Foster
Louis Keller
Ruth Christman
C. W. Daniels
Nell Boyd
Olive Lapp
Women's Benefit Association Plans Wellington County Convention
The Women’s Benefit Association met at Margaret Bowser’s West River street home with seventeen members and two visitors. They outlined plans for the Wellington county convention on May 24, with E V Heppert Supreme Treasurer Frances Partridge Supreme Secretary and Beatrice Burroughs District Deputy of Ohio attending. A social hour followed and Mrs Metcalf won the prize. The group will meet April 11 at Margaret Eldred’s North Ridgeville home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Benefit Association
Margaret Bowser
West River Street
Wellington
E. V. Heppert
Frances Partridge
Beatrice Burroughs
Ohio
Metcalf
Margaret Eldred
North Ridgeville
Virginia Knapp Hosts WH Club Meeting and Plans Theater Event
The WH Club met at Miss Virginia Knapp's home 100 Grace Court for the regular gathering. Business was discussed and plans made for a forthcoming theatre party. The evening included dancing and games, with a luncheon served by the hostess's mother. The club will meet in April at Miss Ruth Lautenschleger of Harwood Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Knapp
H. B
Grace Court
Knapp
Ruth Lautenschleger
Harwood Avenue
Mystery of Low Twelve Presented at Masonic Lodge
Frank S Harmon Lodge No 863 F and A M met last night with Worshipful Master Louis Heidrich handing control to Deane Burns. Ray Vestal Ed Notley and Rev E J Bond spoke on The Mystery of Low Twelve. A letter noted Rufus Rhinehart and Mrs Rhinehart now reside at the Ohio Masonic Home in Springfield Ohio and are glad with their new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank S. Harmon
A. M
Louis Heidrich
Deane Burns
Ray Vestal
Ed Notley
E. J. Bond
S5bro
Rufus Rhinehart
Evelene Ernst Surprised by Birthday Friends at Home
A group gathered at Evelene Ernst’s Garvin avenue home to surprise her on her birthday. The evening featured dancing and games with many gifts given, followed by refreshments for Beatrice Rudy Edith Shepherd Thelma Shober Virginia Fleming Evelyn Starky Loretta Botamer Madeline Rezek La Donna Belle Maxine Smith Joe Sanders Bernard Faite Harry Smith Melvin Sanders Raymond Wilson William Amidon John Stashball Eugene Fell Richard Fell Richard Upton Rocco Trombetta Robert Denman Owen Gieason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelene Ernst
Garvin Avenue
Robert Denman
Rocco Trombetta
Bernard Faite
Miss Ernst
Beatrice Rudy
Edith Shepherd
Thelma Shober
Virginia Fleming
Evelyn Starky
Loretta Botamer
Madeline Rezek
la Donna Belle
Sigma Gamma sorority honors Mrs Schultz with bridge party
Sigma Gamma Sorority members and three guests were entertained by Mrs Stevenson Burke on Twelfth Street. Four tables of bridge were played with prizes to Mrs Earl Fauver, Miss Doris Carwood, and Miss Helen Townsend. A handkerchief and apron shower followed for Mrs Harry Schultz. The next meeting is set for April 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Gamma Sorority
Schultz
Henry Beam
Leonard Krugman
Helen Hoton
Stevenson Burke
Twelfth Street
Earl Fauver
Doris Carwood
Helen Townsend
Harry Schultz
June Copas
Local residents and students head to events and trips
Miss Maxine Krisher returns to Ohio State University after spring vacation and joins a riding contest at the International Livestock Show. James Lamberton goes back to Ohio State. Families visit relatives in Cleveland Toledo and Battle Creek. Oberlin debuts a team member in Washington DC debates while G L Barnhart heads to South Chicago to outfit his boat for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Krisher
T. V. Krisner
Princeton Avenue
Ohio State University
James Lamberton
Glendale Court
Joseph Morgan
W. C. Lockard
Harvard Avenue
Juliet Sackett
Cleveland
A. N. Lyberger
Toledo
Hugo Vindal
Battle Creek
Michigan
Madeline Frahm
Roosevelt Street
Vindal
Battle Creek College
American Legion Auxiliary
Medina
Mesdames L. F. Leemhuis
Charles Hansen
William Sudro
E. H. Hansman
Fred Beckwith
Ida Barnhart
Arthur Sherman
George Richwine
Sam Davis
Martin Heubner
W. W. Ferriman
Arthur Perkins
Anna Bailey
Fred Hoton
Francelia McWilliams
R. W
Mexico Allows Any Amount of U S Currency Entry
A new Mexican treasury ruling announced through Urbano Zea of the Juarez Chamber of Commerce permits visitors to bring any quantity of American dollars into Mexico without exchanging it at the border. Previously travelers faced mandatory currency exchange and possible forfeiture of U S funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juarez
Mexico
Republic
Treasury Department
Urbano Zea
Juarez Chamber of Commerce
U. S
Tourists Expected to Increase in Jamaica This Year
Officials predict more visitors will come to Jamaica in 2023 than last year as travel interest rebounds. Local hotels and tour operators anticipate higher occupancy and revenue with the peak season approaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamaica
Happiness Gained Only by the Straight and Narrow Way
Regular morning services at Birmingham M. C. Community church led by Rev. George T. Hanna with piano by Martin Burgin in Mrs. Mayme Church’s absence. Psalms 37 reading and Luke 13:18 scripture formed the day’s lessons, with hymns including Holy Holy Holy and How Firm a Foundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Birmingham M. C
Martin Burgin
Mayme Church
George T. Hanna
Birmingham Volunteer Firemen Reach Tournament Opener
The Birmingham Volunteer Firemen basketball team played in the Northern Ohio Independent Tournament at Wizard venue. They faced Ashland Quality Bakers in their first game and lost 23 to 19. Players listed include Donald Wasem Lewis Kingsley Lincoln Wasem Paul Knott Bud Wasem Bob Hostettler Carl Reusser John Trinter and Floyd Paige.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham Volunteer Firemen
Wizard
Ashland Quality Bakers
Firemen
Donald Wasem
Lewis Kingsley
Lincoln Wasem
Paul Knott
Bud Wasem
Bob Hostettler
Carl Reusser
John Trinter
Floyd Paige
Local School To Present Program At Birmingham Town Hall
The first six grades of the Birmingham School will present a program on Friday evening March 1 at Birmingham Town Hall. An operetta titled On a May Day Morning, Early will feature crepe paper costumes as garden flowers from the Intermediate room. The Grammar room presents a playlet Teacher King to Home and the Primary room offers folk dances plus a toy orchestra. Mr Hoffman will lead Hawaiian guitar numbers and an accordion performer from Vermilion School will contribute accordion pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Birmingham Town Hall
King
Mayor Van Oster speaks at Henrietta church program
At Henrietta M. E. Church on Sunday evening the Epworth League met at 7 30 with Miss Shirley Sackett directing a Missions discussion. The Standard Bearers sang, and Miss Helen Bauman and Mrs Harland Schlecter performed solos. At 8 30 Mayor W H Van Oster of Elyria spoke on The Value of a Good Character, followed by a Virginia Gould and Howard Gould vocal duet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta M. E
Epworth League
Shirley Sackett
Helen Bauman
Harland Schlecter
W. H. van Oster
Elyria
Virginia Gould
Howard Gould
Local residents share visits and moves across area
Mr and Mrs Oscar Fleming relocate to the former Leon Wright home while Jack Zimmerman visits Bellevue friend Louis Funk. Several townspeople visit relatives and attend events including a basketball tourney in Willard and Easter week revival meetings begin April 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Fleming
Leon Wright
Jack Zimmerman
Bellevue
Louis Funk
Joe Bickel
la Grange
Jessie Berkmeier
Luncheon at Church of Christ This Thursday
A 25 cent luncheon will be served Thursday from 11 to 1 at the Church of Christ. Proceeds support the church program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Thurs
Marian Martin Pattern 9319 for Youth Frock and Catalog
Dashing ensemble with a snap bolero over a contrasting bodice and tuck details. Pattern 9319 comes in sizes 10 12 16 18 with specific fabric yardages and a 15 cent pattern price plus a 25 cent catalog and pattern combo. Chrono-Telegram Pattern Dept 232 West 18th Street New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin Pattery
Chronole-Telegram Pattern Department
West 18Th Street
New York City
Local Notices From the Lorain District
The text records church choir rehearsals at the Searietta M E church and private homes on Tuesday and Thursday evenings. Merritt Hunter of Lorain visited his hometown here Monday and Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Miller and daughter of Wakeman called on Mr and Mrs Oscar Fleming Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Searietta M. E
M E. Church
L. A Gould
John Boru
Merritt Hunter
Lorain
Miller
Wakeman
Oscar Fleming
Birth Brings Pittsfield Family Joy at Allen Hospital
A 2101-2 pound baby girl was born Sunday morning March 26 at Allen Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Heighley. Mother and baby are doing nicely. Community church Ladies' Society meets Thursday with Mrs. Forrest Williams on South Main Oberlin. Several local visits and moves noted among area residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Ervin Heighley
Allen Hospital
Babe
Ladies’ Society of the Community Church
Forrest Willams
South Main Street
Oberlin
Glenn Stranahan
Margaret
Columbia Township
W. H. Green
Blanche Green
A. W. Davidson
Camden 4
LeRoy Lounsbrough
Shrieve
West Salem
William Green
Aubrey Searles
Dan Dimmick
Lewis Searles
Camden
Grace Leatherman
Elkhart
Ind
Wallace Dear
Mr. Bear
Indiana
Leatherman
Ed. Staples
Frank Hepitt
Kipton
Spring Festival at Community Church Friday evening
A Spring Festival will be held at the Community Church on Friday evening March 31 with a fine program directed by Mrs. Florence Holden. Performers include violinist Robert Waite saxophonist Robert Bear vocal soloist Mrs. Charles Whitney pianists Betty Jane Bear Virginia Davidson piano duets Betty Jane and Jack Bear Virginia Davidson and Dorothy Mills two readings by Mrs. T C Whitney and William Mills a garden play by Little Helpers and Sunsine Girls Sunday school classes a musical sketch by Win One Sunday school class and miscellaneous articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Holden
Robert Waite
Robert Bear
Charles Whitney
Betty Jane Bear
Virginia Davidson
Betty Jane
Jack Bear
Dorothy Mills
T. C. Whitney
William Mills
Little Helpers
Sunsine Girls
Win
Baked Goods Display Planned Across Classes
Various classes will showcase baked goods in a display setting. Participants prepare confections and breads to be judged by judges, with awards announced at the end of the event.
Evening Service at Tocal Church Highlights Wesely Sermon
Rev. William Smith led pre Easter Sunday service at the Royal Methodist church delivering a sermon titled The Life of John Wesley founder of the Methodist churches. The church was well filled and parishioners enjoyed the fine sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Smith
Tocal
Royal Methodist Church
Memphis Youth Prodigy Draws Praise for Cartoons
Memphis Tennessee reports Leonard Raymond Crook a 13 year old seventh grade pupil praised by professionals for his cartoons. He recalls farm life in Arkansas with humorous boyhood scenes and also pursues stained glass designs drawings and paintings as serious art work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Leonard Raymond Crook
Crook
Arkansas
U.S. Auto Exports Rise This Year
U.S. automotive exporters report growth in shipments and sales abroad this year. Industry data show higher volumes across key markets, reflecting demand, supply chains, and production levels improving. Major automakers and suppliers participate in the export uptick with expanding overseas orders.
End Serious Coughs With Creomulsion
Ad claims Creomulsion ends serious coughs by fighting germs with seven modern science based aids. It stresses powerful yet harmless formula, pleasant taste, no narcotics, and a money back guarantee if cough or cold not relieved, regardless of duration.
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Mistol
Elyria P. T. A. Council
Daughters OF Veterans
Reverend Koontz
Hamilton G. R
Bible School
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Elyrians
Y. W. C. A. Book Group
ODD Fellows
Elytia Lodge No. 103
E. L. Bailey
Harry Patterson
Blue Moon Orchestra
Vermilion
Harvey Lewis
Miles Reynolds
Herb Wilson, Sr
Ralph Habill
John Gray
Mason Smith
Elyria Lodge
Black River Lodge
Martec
Birria
Nso
Norman P. McGay
Lorain Lodge
W. RB. A
JADE
Phillips
Iocals
Bill
W. Brond
Andress
Hoffman
Vermilion School
Mayor Vanoster
Lorain Ross and Son
Ashland
Pauline Burdick
Ralph Prince
Lexington
Edwin H. Howe
Willard
Elsie V. Henry
William Derver
W. C. Henry
Charles Craft
Chas. Griffen
Axtel
Jake Mosher
Amherst
Earl Hunter
Agusta Schoff
Herman Schoff
Wilma Ladrach
Florence
John Ladrach
Clarence Perhem
Clyde Parker
Amelia Parker
Fred Glider
B. R. Giime and
Flas Evening Service
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Broad Street
Foster
Busicks
Kroger
Broad St
Eugene
Marcel
Middle Ave
Gertrude Beauty
Loomis Book Store
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