Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges List
Admissions include Phyllis Mae Dos tall 534 Park Pisce Mrs Lucy Iceman Jeromestiile Gio Mrs Theodore Reynolds KR D 3 Stella Eberling Graften Clarence Shady Jr Lorain Mrs Foster Bechtel Lorain Mrs Charles Petts North Ridgeville Discharges list Mrs George Bouy 238 Pasadena Avenue Leroy Schroeder 117 Madison Avenue Clarence Shady Jr Lorain Mrs Charles Gas Oberlin Viola Bren ner R D No 3 Robert Hearne 853 Ohio Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Mae Dostall
Park Pisce
Lucy Iceman
Jeromestiile
Gio
Theodore Reynolds
KR. D
Stella Eberling
Clarence Shady Jr
Lorain
Foster Bechtel
Charles Petts
North Ridgeville
George Bouy
Pasadina Avenue
Leroy Schroeder
Madison Avenue
Clarence Shady, Jr
Charles Gas
Oberlin
Viola Brenner
R. D
Robert Hearne
Ohio Street
Elyria Girl Wing Honors At Ohio Wesleyan University
Grace Milliken daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 0. C. M.l 120 East ern Heights Blvd Elyria recently won double honors at Ohio Wesleyan University Delaware. She earned petit grades for the first semester and was elected to Phi Beta Kappa. Milliken is one of eight seniors to be honored that year and is majoring in sociology with a psychology minor. She will receive her BA at the June 4 commencement. She is a Elyria High School graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Milliken
C. M.l
Eastern Heights Blvd
E.vria
Ohio Wesleyan Univers
Delaware
Petit Srades
Phi Beta Kappa
Miss Milliken
Homer Blanschard
Claude E. Blanchard
Frith Street
Chi Orega
Alona Kanpa Delta
Delta Suzma Rho
Ramage Re-elected Leader of United Presbyterian Church
The First United Presbyterian Church annual dinner drew 100 plus attendees. R W Ramage was re-elected chairman with D S Seatt as vice chairman, Doris Wheatles elected clerk, and several officers and trustees reappointed. The pastor praised steady spiritual growth and renewed zeal in worship and outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Ramage
United Presbyterian Congregation
First United Presbyterian Church
R W. Ramage
A.W. Baird
D. S. Seatt
E. W. Wrigp
Doris Wheatles
Marian Martin Pattern Book Offers Slenderizing Styles
This ad promotes a home sewing pattern model 9574 with a deep pointed seam and topstitching, available in sizes 36 to 46. It includes illustrated instructions and costs 15 cents for pattern or 25 cents for catalog and pattern, plus mail orders to Chronicle Telegram Pattern Department, 232 West 18th Street, New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Chronicle - Telegram Pattern Department
West 18Th Street
New York City
Legion Auxiliary Card Party Hosts Bridge And Bunco At Elks
Ten tables of bridge and bunco were played at the Elks restaurant event sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary. Prizes in bridge went to Betty Cooley first, A T Sibley second, and Gum man low. Bunco winners were Sam Davis first, Grace Jackson second, and E F Wenders low. Hostesses included Ada Allen and Anna Bailey. Next card party slated shortly after Easter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge
Iso
Bunco
American Legion Auxiliary
Elks
Betty Cooley
A. T. Sibley
C. Gumman Low
Bunuco
Sam Davis
Grace Jackson
E. F. Wenders Low
Arthur Perkins
Freda Koletka
Ada Allen
Anna Bailey
Jack Jobson
Daughters of St. Andre Hold Meeting at Renz Home
The Daughters of St. Andre met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Ray Renz home to discuss business. The gathering included a social period with refreshments for members and two guests. The next meeting is planned for Wednesday afternoon April 5 at Mrs. Virgil Jasper’s home on Harvard Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of St. Andre
Ray Renz
Virgil Jasper
Harvard Avenue
DeMolays Minstrels Offer Dinner to Contest Winners
The losing team in the ticket selling contest sponsored by the DeMolays will entertain the winners at dinner tomorrow evening at six o clock in the I O O F hall. The Rain Bow girls are invited to join later for an informal dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeMolays
Kiwanis Minstrels
Rainbow Girls
Tri Sig Sororis Hosts Meeting and Bridge Prizes
Members met at Marian Koontz home for a brief business session then played bridge. Prizes awarded to Mrs. Russell Vincent and Mise Muriel Sump. Refreshments served to members and two guests. Next meeting set at Margaret Wirsham's Twelfth Street home in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri Sig Sororis
Marian Koontz
Russell Vincent
Mise Muriel Sump
Alfred Rushin
Margaret Wirsham
Twelfth Street
YWCA Girl Reserves plan free swims and spring activities
Mass Stersen health education secretary arranges free swims at the YWCA gym for Girl Reserves including Jefferson, Cates and Frankingarl on April ath at 2 15. Pet show week and hikes are planned with groups leaving from the YWCA at 2 oclock. Mother daughter functions, teas and banquets are scheduled as girls organize social events under Miss Marian Stetson and a team of advisors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YW. C. A
Sying
Mass Stersen
Jefferson
Cates
Frankiingarl
Ely
Vwerimes
Hamttor
Marian Stetson
Nancy Halpin
Mary Senmar
Evangeline Rothe
Carol Mahike
Marjorie Eliott
Leone Rober
Mary Barton
Mery Lou Dergate
Betty Murray
Eleanor Warder
Deliberate social tea at Elyria Home for the Aged
The Tall narior and Solarium hosted a silver tea by the Methodist church with Mrs Ford Loomis in charge. Paul Wainwright performed two solos, readings and more songs followed by Mildred Brevoori and Gardiner pieces. Tea service for over one hundred guests occurred in the sunlit solarium by Louise Beal and Mrs Shook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Methodist Church
Ford Loomis
Ecenohies
Paul Wainwright
Sundown
Smith
Mr. Osborne
Virgil Waite
Beazell
Louise Beal
Tohni
Mother Daughter Banquet by Alpha Class At First Baptist Church
Ninety guests attended a Mother Daughter banquet at the Church House hosted by Alpha Class of the First Baptist church. Orchid and tulip decor complemented pansy favors for mothers. Miss Annie Davidson opened with introductions and a series of toasts including to the mothers and Sunday School. The program featured vocal solos, a trio, and an obligato by Miss Cullough, with Miss Dorothy Cn and others arranging decor and tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Annie Davidson
Leonard Smith
Davidsone
Barpier Warn
Baty
Ponse
Charles Tigpett
Paul Summerson
O Davidson
Helenity
Max van- Wormer
Uonres
Gertrude McCuilas
Paul Roig Mare Tack
Grace McCul
Paul Summorles
Mies JacCullough
WF Harrison
Rice Porter
Frank Wilford
Gladys A
Ray VarWorn
H Wilford
Mie Kan
Dorothy Cn
D-Cola
Paul Dimmerlen Oy
Entertains Fajnpy Ule For Birthday Celebration
Mrs Fajnpy Ule of Indian Hollows hosted a six oclock dinner for birthday celebrations of her brother Trady Slanter and her brother in law R L Rhodes. The evening featured pinochle with guests Harry Slanter Mr and Mrs R L Rhodes Harold Slauter and Mr and Mrs Bruce. Mrs Georgia Phipps travels to Youngstown to visit her son Dr L E Phipps for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fajnpy Ule
Indian Hollows
Trady Slanter
R L Rhodes
Harry Slanter
R. L. Rhodes
Harold Slauter
Bruce
Round Table Club Enjoys Colombia Travel Talk
Mr and Mrs Thomas N Cook hosted Round Table at Tether Inc plant on Ridge Street. Fred J Heavens of Unscom pany presented photos and stories from travels in South America 1827 to 1928, with stops in Jamaica Panama Canal Cartagena and Bogota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Table Club
Thomas N Cook
Tether, Inc
Ridge Street
Fred J Heavens
Uns Company
South America
Hea
Jamaica
Panama Canal
Cartagena
Colombia
America
Puerto Coloma
Barranquilla
Santa Marta
Buena Ventura
Cauca
Cali
United States
Barran- Quilla
Bogota
Zipaguira
Madrid
Lindbergh
Canal Zone
Tie Mountains
Webber Home
A R. Webber
W. R Comings
Fred J. Heaven
Cook
Hi Hat Club Meeting Organizes Social Evening
The Hi Hat Club held a post meeting gathering at Miss Betty Karlow's home on East Avenue yesterday afternoon. Bridge games followed the business session and a hors d oeuvre course was served. The next meeting is planned for three weeks hence at Carol Ann McQuistin as host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi Hat Club
Me. A
Betty Karlow
East Avenue
Carol Ann McQuistiin
Marilyn Moon Hosts Club Gathering At Home
Members of the M. Janeouas club were delightfully entertained Tuesday evening at the home of Marilyn Moon. One of the club will be hosted soon at Ruth Octro avenue 217.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aneouas Club
Cme
Marilso Moon
Ruth Octro
Tieni-on
Hobo Play Night At County Union Event
Lorain County Chrysta Endeavor Union invites all residents to a Saturday evening gathering featuring a "Hobo" parts play by the Sequo Society of the Srinnnd church. Patched Shirts will be presented and young people are urged to attend the community get-together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Chrytya
Endeavor Union
Eireytay
Seqvo- Society
Arearional Church of Thw
Wills County
Mrs Gott Hosts Bridge Club on Eleventh Street
Mrs. Carl Gott hosted a local bridge gathering at her Eleventh Street home last evening with two tables of play. Mrs. D A Wilmot won high score and Mrs. A Roper took second. A luncheon followed the games and the club plans to reconvene in one month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Gott
Eleventh Street
D .A. Wilmot
A. Roper
Evening church gatherings and fraternal meetings listed
Events tonight include Vestry of St Andrews church after service in the Guild room, a First Congregational church night service, a reen dinner and service by Rev William Muir Auld, Bible class at St Pauls with Mr Mrs A C Wockenfuss on North Maple, Notawa Club dinner preceding officer installation, Elyria Commandery Knights Templar confer Order of Malta, and Rear-Up Club at the W W W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrews
First Congregational Church
William Muir
Auld Builders
Admt Bible
St. Paul’s Church
A. C. Wockenfuss
North Maple Street
Notawa Club
Bethel Tarine
Elyria Commandery
Knights Templar
Order of Malta
Ww. cc
Woman's Club Educational Dept Meeting Rescheduled
The Educational Department meeting announced for today is postponed to next Thursday with E J Howenstine as speaker. The Maranatha class meets Friday at 6 PM at East Avenue House, Baptist church, for supper. The Avenue Club hosts a card party Friday at 2 PM in Masonic Temple for Star members only. Neighborhood Bible class teachers meet Friday afternoon at Baptist East Avenue House to study lessons 26 and 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Woman's
East Avenue
House of the Baptist Church
Avenue Club
Masonic Temple
Baptist East Avenue House
Local Notes Include Swim, Sail, and School Honors
Mrs Nina Rhodes visited the Krebs home in Columbia while Mrs Robert Wallace awaits word that her son Thomas will sail today from Great Lakes Training Station aboard the U S S New York recently dry docked at Bremerton Washington Richard J Gollmar a Purdue University senior has earned the honorary rank of Superior Musician in the Purdue band which may perform at the Century of Progress in Chicago this summer Mrs R E Luschen and son Kenneth Long return from Topeka Kansas after a three week visit A new arrival a son born March 29 at Elyria Memorial Hospital to Charles and family in North Ridgeville Friends of George Hammer of Abbe Road report injuries from an incident
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Rhodes
Beechecourt
Walter Krebs
Columbia
Robert Wallace
Thomas
Great Lakes
U. S.S. New York
Bremerton
Washington
Richard J. Gollmar
Elyria
School of Mechanical Engineering
Purdue University
Lafayette
Indiana
Purdue
Century of Progress
Chicago
R. E. Luschen
Kenneth Long
Topeka
Kansas
Charles Pitts
North Ridgeville
Elyria Memorial Hospital
George Hammer
Abbe Road
Supper Benefit at M E Church by King's Daughters
King's Daughters at M. E. Church hold a 95 cent supper on Saturday, April 1, from 4 to 7 pm featuring chicken and Swiss steak. Proceeds support church activities and community programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King's Daughters
M. E. Church
College Students Abroad for Spring Vacations
Local families host returning students and traveling plans fill the campus as Elyria and nearby areas note many students from Western Reserve University Miami University Ohio Wesleyan and Kenyon College heading to destinations like New York St Louis Ithaca Gambier and Wooster for spring break. Families welcome visitors and await the end of term exams.
Miss O Connor to host group on Indian Hollow Road
Miss O Connor will entertain the group at her home on Indian Hollow road for the next meeting. Mrs Joseph Walcot of Fulter road attended a meeting of the Veterans of Tareen Wars Auxiliary at their club rooms in Elyria Monday evening. The Misses Co and Arius Fern Jackson visited Tuesday afternoon at his home of Mrs Warne Kropp Carl Nelson has been a guest for several days of relatives in this vicinity last Monday night accompanied by Harland Vincent for his home in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss O'Connor
Indian Hollow Road
Joseph Walcot
Fulter Road
Clab
Elyria
Misses Co
Arius Fern Jackson
Warne Kropp
Carl Nelson
Seyerad
Harland Vincent
Kan-as City
Atlantic lands in Buenos Aires as crowds greet arrival
Atlantic recently landed at Buenos Aires after flying 1409 miles from Rio de Janeiro in 1% hours. Railways ran special trains to the airport to handle the surge of crowds flocking to greet him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnos Aires
Argentina
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Street cars carry over four million passengers in Dublin
Street cars of Dublin carried 4 158 471 passengers last year, up 2 271 025 from 1951, attributed mainly to the heavy traffic during the Eucharistic Congress. In Bushman Land North West Cape Province Africa, most farms lack water and flocks are dying as rain has not fallen for over two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Irish Free State
Bushman Land
North- West Cape Province
Africa
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Chio Wesleyan Univ
Sear
Auhory
Golden Rule Bible Cass Truth Seekers
Women's Monary Society
Emma Dean
S Uc
D. S. Scott
A. (. Thompson
Congregational
E. W. Wright
A. P. Pearson
Building Fund
KE W. Wright
C. L. Bristol
T F. Sellers
D. S&s. Scott
R W Rama
Minorah Club
Legion Home
Elyria Minorah Club
American Legion
Cleveland
Sandusky
Art Schon
Entertainment Group
Anna Mar Steele
Jimmy Cookie mm
Katherine Marshall
Welton Hope
Chet Lewis
Henry von Boxx
Dick, Duke and
Peaches
Henry March
Buddy Harris
Jack N. Rasster
B’nai Brith Lodge
ST. Andrew’s
Rinso
Wbig
Tewspaper
Methodist Circle
Alpha Class OF Baptist Church
Georgia Phipps
Youngstown
L. E. Phipps
SO. America
Marilyn Moon
Mrs. Gott
Elyria Chinic
Jear Maddock
Albert E. Maddock
R.D Nei
Flora Stone Mather College
Western Reserve University
Eleanor Orstenberger
School of Education
Miami University
Oxford
Ohio
Bill
Eugene Beesley
Tolada
John Eckler
Ohio Wesleyan University
Branch Ricker
Cardinals
St. Louis
Missouri
Phyllis Pond
Bates College
Maine
New York
Kenneth Whitehead
Frederick
Gardiner
Hill
Darien
Connecticut
C. A. Olsen
John Garfield
E Lavagnino
Arthur Lavagnino
Cornell University
Ithica
Carlisle
E. Willis
la Porte
Pia
Hope Harris
Dyer Sweet
Maynard Allen
Pani
Mendenhail
Maynard Aiken
Stanley Bennet
Wies Hope Hare
Arthur Giles
Ola TB Chapman
Recital Fm
Tare Das Carheale Parent+ Teacher Association
Willard Wicks
Dorothy O’connor
Pr Omicron Sorority
Mary Gray
Forth Street
Paris
Ryvans Relalty Shoppe
Fourth St
AIRY
Washington Ave
Cuthura
Ralph Dwyer
Harlem Ave
Atburg
Potter Drug & Chemical Corp
Malden
Mass
National
Remington
Brown Co
Lodi Street
Greenhouse
Winwr Iwright
Courtland St
Foster
Elyyla
Busicks
Kroger
Niewspaper
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