Society honors Rev and Mrs Fowler at Woman's Club supper
More than a hundred friends gathered at the Woman's Club for a tureen supper honoring Rev. and Mrs. Wm. C. Fowler. D. A. Baird MCed a program with solos by Viola Hargrave and Mrs. D. A. Baird, readings by Gerald S. Rice, and a gift booklet autographed by attendees titled God Bless You.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. C. Fowler
Woman's Club
D. A. Baird
Viola Hargrave
Clare Short
Gerald S. Rice
Hi Lo Club and Sacred Heart Circle meet in Lorain
Mrs George Henry of Oakdale Avenue hosted the Hi Lo club with bridge games and prizes for Mrs Harry Claycombe and Mrs Dana Morris. Birthday honors went to Mrs Claycombe with a handkerchief shower and luncheon. The Little Flower Circle met in Sacred Heart church basement with four ten members and two guests. New member Mrs Nick Fisher was admitted as president Mrs Alex Pot yok led the session. Prizes went to Mrs John Simon and Mrs John Potyok. refreshments were by Mrs Carl Hasa Mrs Frank Fekete and Mrs V Kovach. The next meeting is set for April 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Henry
Oakdale Avenue
Lorain
Harry Claycombe
Dana J. Morris
Wm. McDonald, Jr
Claycombe
Little Flower Circle of
Sacred Heart Church
Fourten
John Potyok
Andy Sueta
Alex Potyok
Nick Fisher
John Simon
Carl Hasa
Frank Fekete
V. Kovach
Rummage Sale and Poultry Market Listings
Rummage sale at West End Market by M E Circle No 6 includes a sauerkraut supper 35c. St Johns School on 3rd St hosts a sale. Hart's Poultry Market advertises stewing hens 2d and 28c per lb good yearling hens and springers, fresh eggs 23c and 25c per doz at cor 2nd and Chestnut. Phone 5874.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
M. E. Circle No. 6
Hart’s Poultry Market
City Club Hosts Hard Times Party With Live Music
About thirty five couples danced to the Hines Billings Orchestra as the City Club hosted a Hard Times Party at the Hedges. Guests wore Hardtime outfits and the hall was decorated accordingly. A two course buffet was served and an amateur radio program aired during the event with impromptu performances by members. George Hewitt Churchill Goodspeed and Ben Dangerfield led the entertainment committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hines- Billings
George Hewitt
Churchill Goodspeed
Ben Dangerfield
Phi Delta Club Hosts Bunco Party at Harvard Avenue
Mrs Robert Rice entertained the Phi Delta Club at 230 Harvard Ave Wednesday evening with bunco as the highlight. First prize went to Mrs Norman Donahue of Lorain and the group presented a wedding gift to the hostess after luncheon. The club will meet again in two weeks with Mrs Clayton Eppley on Adelbert Street. H C Harris has returned from Daytona Beach Florida and stays in Florida for a while.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Rice
Phi Delta Club
Harvard Ave
Bunco
Norman Donahue
Lorain
Clayton Eppley
Adelbert Street
H. C. Harris
Daytona Beach
Florida
Harris
Jolly Foursome Meet With Lois Ann Fell on Middle Avenue
Yesterday afternoon the Jolly Foursome held its first meeting with Lois Ann Fell on Middle Avenue. Members include Mary Wood Jessie Henderson Margaret Wehman and Fell. They plan to rotate host duties and meet biweekly to play games sew and hike when weather permits. Refreshments were served and they scheduled the next gathering with Mary Wood on Middle Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Foursome
Lois Ann Fell
Middle Avenue
Mary Wood
Jessie Henderson
Margaret Wehman
Daughters and clubs host tea and games at local homes
Daughters of Scotland held a silver tea at Mrs George Paul’s Lake Avenue home with cootie as the favorite game and prizes for high and low scores. Notawa Club met at the YWCA for Pit, with prizes to Miss Snoble, Miss Pfieffer, and Miss Kreb. Other groups met for social hours, refreshments, and small-table service. The Eili-Lors met Mary Nasipak’s, awarding a prize to Anne Heller, then adjourned to Mary Spank’s home on East 20th Lorain. Hoteha Club's Miss Mildred Neufler led in bridge with Mrs Donald Fields consoled. next meet at Fields on Grafton road. Fortnightly Club hosted Mrs W O Nichols with reviews on Modern Art and Grenfell’s Labrador. April 11 meeting planned at Mrs Charles Price’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Scotland
George Paul
Lake Avenue
Wurst Hall
Notawa Club
Carrie Snoble
Cecile Pfieffer
Rose Krabec
Ruth
Victoria Albrecht
Margaret Mahon
Eili-Lors
Mary Nasipak
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Anne Heller
Mary Spank
East 20Th Street
Lorain
Hoteha Club
Eliis Meschke
Bell Avenue
Bridge
Mildred Neufler
Donald Fields
Grafton Road
W. Og, Nichols
Farl Brown
Thomas Craven
James van Dusen
Labrador
Wealthy
Marie Sinerson
Floral Court
Orne Sempre Club
Maude Firestone
Ruth Smith
Marian McMullen
McMullen
Gates Avenue
Social Meeting Of St Johns Lutheran Ladies Aid
The Ladies Aid Society of St John s Lutheran church met Thursday in the school auditorium with about forty attendees. Rev Armin Schroeder spoke briefly and refreshments were served by Mrs Schroeder and Mrs Schoenfelt before a two week adjournment for a business meeting with Mrs Esther Yungeberg and Mrs Fred Zarnke as hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society of
St. John's Lutheran Church
Armin Schroeder
John Schoenfelt
Esther Yungeberg
Fred Zarnke
Calendar of Junior and Intermediate Young People Meets
Calendar lists 7:00 meetings for business and social events. The Woman's Association of Pilgrim Church hosts a silver tea at Mrs. Emily Scrivens home on Broad Street. DeMolay Alumni gathers in the Masonic Temple. A card party is sponsored by the Musical Art Choral department at Y. WL oC. A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Association of Pilgrim Church
Emily Scrivens
Broad Street
Masonic Temple
Musical Art Choral Department
Y. WL Oc. A
Silver tea and officers installed by United Presbyterian Ladies
The Ladies Aid Society of United Presbyterian church held a silver tea for fourteen in the parlor. Mrs. Lawrence led devotionals, with installation of officers by Mrs. Baird. Plans for the April 3 congregational dinner were discussed, and committees formed. Hostesses Mrs. Davies and Mrs. Baird led the program, with readings and songs. New year business session set for April 11 with officers: President Lawrence, Vice President Schulze, Secretary Thayer, Treasurer Davis, Sunshine Chairman Lautenschleger. Tea and treats concluded the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
United Presbyterian Church
F. A. Lawrence
A. W. Baird
James Davies
Davies Sang
Schulze
Margaret Sangster
Baird
Lawrence
J. C. Thayer
Davis
Sunshine
Joe Lautenschleger
Hostess Leads Circle 4 Meeting at St Pauls Church
Mrs Max Lyndon acted as vice president and hosted Circle 4 of St Pauls Church at 1700 East River Street due to the president's absence. After the business session, a social hour followed with refreshments for six members and seven guests. Reverend Irion offered a brief prayer. The next meeting is set for April 11 with the hostess to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle 4
St. Paul's Church
Max Lyndon
East River Street
Irion
Lyndon
Neighborhood Club Meeting At Carlisle Mrs Ford Bachte Hosts Eleven Members
Mrs Ford Bachte entertained eleven members and one guest at the Carlisle neighborhood club meeting held at her home on Hanks road yesterday afternoon. The guest was Mrewin Banks. After the business session, refreshments were served. The club's art meeting is slated for April 24 at the home of Mrs Frank Swartz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Bachte
Carlisle
Hanks Road
Mrewin Banks
Mere
Frank Swartz
Wetie
Scout troop plans events after field trip mishap
Thursday afternoon Girl Scouts of Troop 1 visited Caccake Park where several rifle ranges were tested and a lieutenant redirected their route. An announcement named a day hike and an overnight trek for next week, both to be chaperoned by Captain Overdag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Troop 1
Caccake Park
Saveral
Aivs
Uehein
Nike
Overdagr
Pythian Club Holds Regular Meeting Tonight
Practice for inspection occupied the meeting of the Pythian. Regular business was transacted. The next gathering will be held in two weeks.
Hospital admissions and discharges list
Admissions include Alice Osborn 217 West Ave Max Sninder 150 West Street Edward Boone 602 Jefferson Street Mrs Harley Johnson 115 Longford Avenue Mildred Weaver Glouster Ohio Mrs Cyrus Adams Wellington Mrs Walter Roosevelt South Abbe Road Discharges include Clara Janosky 164 South Abbe Mrs Arthur Buchholz baby girl 223 Fifteenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Osborn
West Ave
Max Sninder
West Street
Edward Boone
Jefferson Street
Harley Johnson
Longford Avenue
Mildred Weaver
Glouster
Ohio
Cyrus Adams
Wellington
Walter Roosevelt
South Abbe Road
Clara Janosky
South Abbe
Arthur Buchholz
Fifteenth Street
Mrs Irion Hosts St Pauls Evangelical Circle Meet
Mrs Irion as Hostess Circle 1 of St Pauls Evangelical church entertained Thursday afternoon at the church parsonage on Third street. Mrs Minnie Hegginbotham led the devotional period before the business session. Refreshments were served to 16 members and the meeting adjourned for two weeks with Mrs Kline to entertain at Nichols court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Ernst Irion
Third Street
Minnie Hegginbotham
Kline
Nichols Court
Unity Club Tureen Luncheon Hosted by Mrs Clara Rawson
Mrs Clara Rawson hosted the Unity Club on West Sixth Street with eleven members and ten guests at a one o'clock tureen luncheon. After a brief business meeting the afternoon was spent socially. The club adjourned to meet again in the Fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Rawson
West Sixth Street
Unity Club
Major Woodworth Auxiliary Sewing Circle Meeting Update
The Major Woodworth Auxiliary Sewing Circle met yesterday with Mrs D C Rothe of Furnace street. Nine ladies sewed quilt blocks in the afternoon. Mrs William Hyman of 127 Oak street was named chair man of the sewing committee. A sewing meeting is planned for Thursday April eleventh at Mrs C E Southams house on Kenyon avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major Woodworth
D. C. Rothe
Furnace Street
William Hyman
Oak Street
C. E. Southam
Kenyon Avenue
Play planned by Circle Five at St Pauls church event
Circle No 5 of St Pauls church was entertained by Mrs Martin Schroeder at Mrs George Worleys Neuter court home last evening. The group held a business session followed by luncheon and social time. The next meeting will be at Mrs Helen Dietrichs on Tenth in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 5
St. Paul's Church
Martin Schroeder
George Worley
Neuter Court
Helen Dietrich
Tenth Street
Face of Christ Sermon at Fields M E Church March 31
Reverend John G Koontz delivers morning sermon on March 31 at Fields M E Church with a sermonette for youths. Ladies Quartette performs two numbers, violin solo Meditation and other musical items. Sunday School and Epworth League meet with all young people invited. Miss Agnes DeLord and Mrs Koontz cited among performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Koontz
the Fields M. E
Chaser
Mre
Koontz
Fordiac
Agnes DeLord
VTLS
Local personals highlight travels and visits across states
Mr and Mrs W H Kuhn return to 318 Blaine street after months in Lakeland and Orlando Florida. Mrs C H Cushing returns from Pelham New York. Mr and Mrs C F McGuire of Minneapolis leave for Detroit en route home. Miss Katie Lietch visits Elyria Reverend and Mrs W C Fowler. Miss Rosemary Williams returns from Lakeside Hospital Cleveland to her parents. Mrs Rodolfo del Arroyo of New York arrives in Elyria for spring vacation with her sons. Mr and Mrs Harold Olmstead and daughter Joan, Fred Lindauer plan weekend in Wellston. Mrs Arthur Perkins and Mrs Purr Burton spend day in Cleveland with Mr and Mrs C Rheinhard. Mrs Harry Anderson travels to Pennsylvania for her father's illness. Walter Roosevelt family welcome a daughter born March 29 at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Miss Gladys Williams visits Oxford avenue then Cleveland for two weeks with Dr Grace Coyle and Miss Abbie Graham. Williams granted leave from Kansas City YWCA to study group work. Friends of Mr and Mrs R D Iden learn Peggy Ann Iden recovers from bronchitis and pneumonia in Mansfield General Hospital. Mr W S Kohn, Miss Catherine Smallwood, and Mrs W F Corts in Van Wert where they meet William Koehn returning from Florida. Miss Margaret Nyerges leaves Colonial Aprimenis for Los Angeles for an indefinite period.
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W. H. Kuhn
Blaine Street
Lakeland
Orlando Florida
C. H. Cushing
Fifth Street
Pelham
New York
Carl Cushing
C. F. McGuire
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Nora McGuire
East Avenue
Detroit
Michigan
Katie Lietch
W. C. Fowler
Dorothy Bell
New York City
W. F. Bell
Third Street
Rosemary Williams
Lakeside Hospital
Cleveland
E. M. Williams
Park Avenue
Miss Williams
Western Reserve School of Applied Science
Rodolfo del Arroyo
Arive
Elyria
Frederick
Gardiner Whitehead
Washington Avenue
Harold Olmstead
Joan
Fred Lindauer
Wellston
Ohio
Arthur Perkins
Purr Burton
C. Rheinhard
South Amherst
Harry Anderson
George Street
Pennsylvania
Walter Roosevelt
South Abbe Road
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Gladys Williams
Misses Williams
Oxford Avenue
Grace Coyle
Graduate School of Western Reserve University
Abbie Graham
Coyle
Williams
Kansas City
Missouri
R. D. Iden
Margaret Klein
Mansfield
Peggy Ann
Mansfield General Hospital
W. S. Kohn
Catherine Smallwood
W. F. Corts
van Wert
William Koehn
Florida
Margaret Nyerges
Los Angeles
California
Allen Bernard 2v Century Block Complete Beauty Service
Century Block advertises a beauty service by Allen Bernard offering a wave treatment at $2. The trimmed OCR reads as a short notice for affordable hair and beauty work with a focus on a wave styling option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Century Block
Don’t Force Children to Falsehoods
Garry C. Myers argues parents often teach falsehoods unintentionally through punishment and absent presence. Children may begin lying to avoid punishment after misreporting events, as guilt and discipline misalign. He urges parents to model truthfulness and seek understanding, inviting readers to correspondence.
Reformers Seek Law to Make All Rich and Handsome
The proposal argues for legal measures to ensure universal wealth and social influence, advocating not only financial abundance but also beauty and charm as public policy goals. Critics warn of coercive state power and loss of individual freedom.
Arizona Meteor Worth a Billion Dollars Nugget
Philadelphia reports Dr Charles Po Olivier of the Flower Observatory at the University of Pennsylvania states a meteor fragment in Arizona is valued at a billion dollars in platinum. The buried meteor nugget lies 2000 feet underground in the desert and has resisted many retrieval attempts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Arizona
Charles Po. Olivier
Flower Observatory
University of Pennsylvania
Olivier
White Cane Crusade Aims to Aid Invalids
John D. Van Sant a year old street vendor who is crippled and nearly blind has started a white cane crusade to help incapacitated persons avoid traffic injuries. He proposes adding a traffic rule granting the white cane bearer the right of way at intersections following his own accident last October which left him hospitalized for three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington F
John D. van Sant
van Sant
Returns To Make Up Finds Wife Body In Cellar
Harold GG. Steeves walked Cincinnati streets after a quarrel with his wife Thelma. He returned home seeking reconciliation and found Thelma dead, hanging from a cellar beam. The wartime phrase a wild beast is at large drew applause earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Harold GG
Steeves
Thelma
The Soul as the Real Danger to Civilization
A concise remark arguing that the soul, not the body, poses the true threat to civilization, asserting that moral and spiritual decay drives societal danger and calls for vigilance against internal vulnerabilities.
Bake Sale Saturday at Division Church Gas Office
A bake sale is planned for Saturday at the Division Church near the Gas Office. Proceeds will support church programs and local outreach efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cong’s
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Merthes
Pocona
Swavel Suede
Merthe
Mrs. Rice
Y. W
Aid Society
the Church of Christ
Edgar Allen
Brookhousers
Middle Ave
Equire
Entertain Club
Mildred Page
Mildred Beauty Salon
Ave
Cor
Third St
State of Washington
Elizabeth Thomas
Sumner
Puyalluy Valley
Mrs. Irion
Name Sewing Chairman
Mie
Jlow
Medtenev
Penfield
Mire
Rawson
McHenry
Phil White
Allen Bernard
Haserodt
Myers
Garry C. Myers
Cleveland College
Western Reserve University
Wildercraft
Norris
D.L. Wilder
Broad St
Tom and Jerry
King Solomon Lodge No
A. M
D A. H. Hancock
Monroe L. Reynolds
W. M
Ruth’s Wave Shop
Harper Method
Lorain Co. Bank Bldg
Shafer
Elyria Hotel
Phon
Hazel Estile Daniels
Jake Shafer
True Value Dress Shop
Capitol Theatre
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