Social whirl marks Miss Harriet King engagement fete
Miss Harriet King fiancée of William Robertson hosts a birthday club surprise at her East Avenue home. Twelve guests, including relatives from two families, enjoy gifts, bunco prizes, and a yellow motif with Scotch songs by Mrs. Lila Bohlan and Mrs. Margaret Penfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet King
William Robertson
Miss King
East Avenue
Archie Pearson
Bunco
John Robertson
Lila Bohlan
Margaret Penfound
Passion Week Service Draws Splendid Church Audience
A large audience attended the Church of Christ on Second and Chapel Streets for the second Passion Week service. Mr. Fowler depicted Caiaphas, Judas, and Pilate as leading figures in a contrasting sermon to Tuesday's talk on Gods attitude toward Man. Tonight's theme is Gethsemane with Mrs. D A Baird and Paul Wainwright performing Gabriel's Gethsemane at 7 50 PM. public is invited.
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Church of Christ
Mr. Fowler
Caiaphas
Judas the Apostle
Pilate
Gethsemane
D. A. Baird
Paul Wainwright
Gabriel
Mothers Dinner Entertained by Onspe Club
Members of the Onspe Club of the Church of Christ met at Miss Dorothy Barton’s home on Seventh street. Plans for entertaining their mothers at a dinner were made. Easter refreshments were served as prizes were awarded to Helen Barton, Betty Kershaw, and Ruth Groll.
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Circle No. 2
St. Paul's Church
Ed Heuser
Kenyon Avenue
Mary Fox
E. A. Oswald
Norman Oswald
Coroer Lexington
Taylor Street
Onspe Club
Church of Christ
Dorothy Barton
Seventh Street
Helen Barton
Betty Kershaw
Ruth Groll
Cora Bemis
NOBLE
West Street
Jeanete Arnold
Anna Friday
Grace Mackie
Noble Grand Association of Rebexas
Louise Stearns
Ina Holbrook
Lottie Laundon
Bertha Olmsted
Chanco
Ellen Lockard
Alice Sutton
Nettie Woodruff
Fourth Street
Ramage Elected Head of United Presbyterian Church
R W Ramage elected chairman and head of the United Presbyterian congregation after the annual supper and business meeting attended by about 125 members. Reports from Sessions Bible School and missionary groups showed strong leadership, while future plans include discussing a unified church service and ongoing teacher training for the Sabbath School.
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United Presbyterian Church
Bible School
Golden Rule Bible Class
Truth Seekers
Young People’s
Women's Misionary Society
Emma Dean Anderson
Junior Missionary Society
Boys’ Missionary
Ladies’ Aid
W. B. Anderson
Young Woman's Missionary Society
E. W. Wright
R. W. Ramage
G. A. Brown
Doris Wheatley
R. W. Ramagze
David S. Scott
Congregational
A. F. Pearson
Messrs
Phelps
Fisker and
Bristol
Ramage
Scott
Herbert Cocke
Herman F. Paeth
Mr. Cooke
Hospital Notes and Club Bridge Evening at Blaine Street
Admissions list includes Mrs. Jake Gerber 213 Chestnut Mrs Freemar Hast LaGrange Harley Strickland Grafton Fred Henderson Jr Oberllard Marion Shaylor Ashtabula Harland Robinson 149 Se Olive Discharges note Mrs Harrs Young baby girl 134 Riverside Ct Mrs Theodore Ruta hosted Sine Nombre Club at Blaine Street Three tables of bridge produced first prize to Mrs C W Schroeder Vernon Stevens consolation to Dorothy Rawson and Houghton Wasner hostess provided dessert orchid decor Plans for a progressive dinner on April 25 were announced Guests to meet again in two weeks at Robert Bainbridge East River Street.
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Lucille Mund
Amitie Club
Gates Avenue
Marge Wilson
de- Ette Wilson
Charles Neiderhauser
Helen Stelmack
Martin Lotzow
East Avenue
Jake Gerber
Chestnut St
Freemar Hast
Theodore Ruta
Sine Nombre Club
Blaine Street
C. W. Schroeder
Vernon Stevens
Dorothy Rawson
Houghton Wasner
Orchid
Robert Bainbridge
East River Street
Personal notes reveal visits and illnesses in Swarthmore crowd
Miss Katherine Fowler returns to Swarthmore after a weekend with sister Mrs Chauncey Smythe of Washington avenue. George Stevens remains ill at his home on East Avenue but is improving. Miss Frances Bennett leaves for Wheaton College Illinois to visit friend Irene Ackerman. William Gates of Cleveland visits his grandmother Mrs George Stevens. Laf A Lot Club members attend theatre and dinner in Cleveland. Mrs Marian Pierpont visits her mother and twin sister at Broad street home. Rev W C Brickner from Fort Wayne arrives to spend a weekend with Mrs Frieda Fras. Mrs Ida Andress visits daughter Mrs Elmer J Smith. Will Peabody returns to Oberlin after stay with R L Rhodes. Audrey Grate McGowen of KenYou ave Easter vacation in Detroit with Harald J McGowin. Mrs Edward Brandt recovers after surgery at Elyria Clinic. Miss Jean Maddock, Flora Stone Mathers College sophomore, spends vacation with family in Cleveland. Mr and Mrs Sumner Harta return from Napoleon after witness in divorce case.
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Katherine Fowler
Swarthmore
Pennsylvania
Chauncey Smythe
Washington Avenue
George Stevens
East Avenue
Frances Bennett
Deni‘gon Avenue
Irene Ackerman
Wheaton College
Wheaton
Illinois
William Gates
Cleveland
Grisham Club
Marian Pierpont
Lakewood
Frank Church
Proctor
Frieda Fras
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Birkner
St. Johan's Lutheran Church
Ida Andress
Elmer J. Smith
West Eighth Street
Will Peabody
Oberlin
R. L. Rhodes
Beechecourt
Audrey Grate McGowen
Ken- You Ave
Sen
Harald J. McGowin
Detroit
Michigan
Edward Brandt
Elyria Clinte
Jean Maddock
Albert E. Maddock
Flora Stone Mather College
Sumner Harta
Napoleon
Otto Miller, Jr
Irene Duffy Miller
Carlton Walker
Taunton
Massachusetts
Walker
William Graves Sharp
H. S. Calvert
Gulf Farms
Wilbur Shenk
Pittsburgh
David Gates
Harvard University
Elyria
Helen V. Thompson
Edna P. Cawrse
School of Nursing
Western Reserve University
Anne Brown
Obio
Strest
Ann Arbor
University of Michigan
Marian Parman
Willard
West Avenue
Martha Bourquin
Oberlin College
Kenyon Avenue
Meetings and visits noted in Elyria Elks news items
Exalted Rulers Association dinner and meeting at Daniels Villa with social time after. Various local residents and visitors cited, including students and faculty from Harvard and Western Reserve, vacations at homes in Elyria and nearby towns, plus a chimney fire at 105 North Maple Street and a comment on historical figures and democracy in attire.
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Exalted Rulers Association
The
Elyria
Dr Myers Advises How To Feed Tot
Dr Garry C Myers of the Bead Department at Cleveland College Western Reserve outlines infant feeding with regular schedules and growth steps. Advice covers breastfeeding bottle feeding, introducing water and juices, spoon feeding solids gradually, and responding to infant cues to prevent feeding problems, with emphasis on mother and nurse presence during feeds and seeking free expert guidance locally. The piece notes guidance from physicians, cautions against pressuring the child, and invites reader questions, ending with a brief aside on road roles in France and Antwerp's port status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garry C. Myers
Cleveland College
Western Reserve University
Weaker Sex Stronger to Resist Its
Dr. Clendening reports studies from a major clinic showing men suffer common diseases more often than women, including lethal conditions before birth. He notes higher male susceptibility in digestive and heart diseases, while two conditions, varicose veins and mitral endocarditis, are more common in women. He questions causes, cites metabolism differences, and mentions hemophilia occurs only in males.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Clendening
M. D
Amerian College of Physicians
New Trial Granted in Damage Case
Judge W B Thompson granted a new trial in the case of Addie M Miller Administratrix versus The Bond Stores Inc. after a jury returned a $31 000 verdict for death of Royale R Miller in a Nov 15 1951 collision on the Elyria Milan road involving a Bond Company motorcycle rider and a car driven by William A Holley of Lorain. The court ruled the verdict manifestly against the weight of the evidence.
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W. B. Thompson
Addie M. Miller
Bond Stores Inc
Miller
Royale R. Miller
Norwalk
Bond Stores
Elyria-Milan
Willian A. Holley
Lorain
Bond Company
Children to Attend Easter Service Rehearsal
All children taking part in the Easter Services at Lake Avenue Community Church are asked to report for a final rehearsal at the school on Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The second sentence about a female rabbit defending her young is unrelated and omitted.
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Lake Avenue
Former Elyrian Honored in Paris Prize Competition
Kenneth J Heldrich, former Elyrian and now an assistant professor of architecture at Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College in Stillwater, has been chosen as one of eight finalists for the Paris Prize in architecture. The award offers two and a half years of study at the Ecole des Beaux Arts in Paris. Heldrich, Carnegie Tech graduate, leaves for New York to join seven other finalists for the final selection. He has taught at the Oklahoma college for several years and is the son of Voory Heldrich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth J. Heldrich
Elyrian
Oklahoma Agricultured and Mechanical College
Stilwater
Oklahoma
Stillwater
Heldrich
Voory Heldrich
Wastero Heights
United States
New York City
P. A. Wilbur
The
Oklahoma College
New York
Ecole Des Beaux- Arts
Paris
Society of Beaux-Arts Architects
Andrew Carnegie
J. P. Morgan
A. D. Julliard
Lloyd Warren
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Oklahoma School
Demonstration of Oil Refining by Local Engineers
O J Tarrier and T C Mahoney of Standard Oil research labs demonstrated oil refining for the Lorain County Automotive Maintenance Association at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall. They outlined crude production and traced oil through the refinery and pipelines, illustrating gasoline and by products. Local supervisor W D Bischoff arranged the visit in Elyria.
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Loraig
W. D. Bischoff
Propriety Twisted by Improper Neighbor Thoughts
A concise critique notes that some people define propriety by harboring improper thoughts about their neighbors, suggesting a hypocritical social standard where inner thoughts determine outward virtue.
Rumage Sale on Broad Street West of Isaly's
A rummage sale is planned on Broad Street, Friday, near Isaly's. The event is hosted by W. C. A. with proceeds likely supporting local activities.
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Dames OF Malta
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Dorothy Fatz
Adelbert Avenue
Eddie Felter
Eddie
ST. Paul's Circle
Philip Busch
Artemac Court
Alec Mose
Throatrey
Marcelling
Max's Beauty Shop
Cedar and Broad
ONSPE
Dames
Maltamer
Nellie Reynolds
Julia Hult
ST. Andrew
Bond
Methodist Church
F. W. Lotnes
Martin Beck
Walter O. Smith
Bridge Club
Rose and Pell's
Leroy Race
Ellis Dayrood
Henry Cook
Truman
Carmel
Reairs
Claude Rox
Race
Caywood
Etyzria
Ivancoo
Castle
Second Street
R.W. Ramage
United Presbyterian Congregation
Rev. Brown
Christ
Ramaze
Charles Kirkpatrick
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Lot
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SW. Schanees
North Maple Sire
Oreipania
Knss Company
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Atne
Dr. Myers
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Antwerp
Europe
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Unesca
Clendening
Allen Lernard
Century Bik
Harry Jantz
Dover Inn
Cascade Pavilion
Kenneth J. Weldrich
Phil Comprudon
Paris Pelzets Architecture
Wildercraft
Broad
Wilder
the Brown Co. Printers and Paper Merchants
Zit Lodi
Reublin Bros
Armour’s Star
Jones Dairy Farm
Idaho
Sunkist
Florida Indian River
Staymar
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Paige Werx
San Paulo
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