Society A A Lovely Party Announces MilDred Findlay Crandall Wedding
Mil dred Findlay announced her marriage to Robert Crandall solemnized January 1 1937 at the First Baptist church Jamestown New York with frugal ceremony. Guests filled the party at 225 Spruce street enjoying bridge prizes and floral table decor while the couple plans to reside at 304 East Broad street Elyria High School graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Findlay
Robert Crandall
Spruce Street
First Baptist Church
Jamestown
New York
Howard Zetterwall
Leonard Howerton
S. N. Findlay
S. F. Crandall
Bridge
Pearl Tuthill
Russell Minger
Thelma Heltrich
Lucille Mund
Gertrude Mallory
Ruth MecGinniss
Mildred Baumbhardt
Frances Lemon
Thelma Helfrich
Maxine Carroll
Ruth Kaiser
Jeanne Little
Evelyn Brillhart
T. P. Hastings
Robert Holcom
Allen Dar
Harlo McNally
National Field Worker To Speak At Conference
Mrs Byron F Field of Bronxville New York will be a main speaker at the North Central District Conference of Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers in town Thursday She will talk after noon on the topic Its Come Home to Roost Field is an auxiliary field worker for the National Congress of Parents and Teachers and has held several offices in the national organization She is active in the Progressive Education Association Camp Fire Girls and Girl Scouts and has studied at University of Michigan and Cornell University
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron F. Field
Bronxville
New York
Ohio
Congress of Parents and Teachers
Field
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Progressive Education Association
Camp Fire Girl's
Girl Scout
University of Michigan
W. W. Charters
P. T. A. Institute
Cornell University
Easter Egg Hunt and Guild Meeting Report
Den No 1 children, led by Bud Koplin and Mrs. Robert Shryock, held a five mile Easter egg hike at 9 50 with egg discovery by hidden grounds. The Guild of the First Congregational Church met at church parlors with Mrs Ray Vestal presiding and nominated officers for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
den No. 1
Bud Koplin
Robert Shryock
Den
First Congregational Church
Ray Vestal
Ralph Dyke
Frank Hartman
Howard Benham
A. W. Peters
Elgin Lewis
Meetings Notice from Local Women Groups
The Meetings Woman's Association of Pilgrim Community Church meets with Mrs Arthur Scrivens on East Broad Street. The Elyria Young Women's Republican Club gathers April at 8 at Miss Margaret Storrer's home 118 Franklin Street. Division A of the Second Congregational church postpones to Thursday April 8 with Mrs M D Miller hosting on Dewey Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Association of Pilgrim Community Church
Arthur Scrivens
East Broad Street
Elyria Young Women’s Republican Club
Margaret Storrer
Franklin Street
Second Congregational Church
M.D. Miller
Dewey Avenue
Mrs Scherk Hosts Tea For Baltimore Visitor
Mrs. R. J. Scherk of 219 Stanford avenue entertained thirty five guests from Elyria and Cleveland at a tea to honor her mother Mrs. Martin Marks of Baltimore Maryland who is visiting three weeks. Orchid and yellow decor dominated the tea with sweet peas and daffodils at the center. Mrs. T. V. Boylan presided at the tea table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Scherk
Stanford Avenue
Elyria
Cleveland
Martin Marks
Baltimore
Maryland
Scherk
T. V. Boylan
Ministers Gather for Fourth Easter Monday at Elyria Home
Ministers from Elyria and nearby towns gathered for the annual Easter Monday event at the Elyria Home for the Aged. Attendees included Dr. and Mrs. Vernon W. Wagar Oberlin Dr. and Mrs. E J Bond Rev G A Brown and daughter Dr and Mrs W C Endler Rev and Mrs Ernst Irion and others from Oberlin Amherst Henrietta Wellington Lorain Spencer and La Grange sharing in the observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Home For
Elyria
Vernon W. Wagar
Oberlin
E. J. Bond
G. A. Brown
W. C. Endler
Ernst Irion
A. E. Kemp
Edwin Kirby
E. B. Redhead
Elrria
Theodore L. Paul
B. H. Ryan
Amherst
Samuel Kaetzel
Henrietta
Thomas Hughes
Columbia
L. S. Green
Wellington
G. C. Beebe
Gratton
Lorain Young Women Republicans Elect 1937 Officers
Lorain county club members elected Minnie Barrett as president with Mrs Don Gebls as vice president and Virginia Grant as treasurer. A public card party was planned for April 26 at the O P S in Lorain with Grace Smith Mary Braegger Eleanor Life Don Gehls Stiner Belle Miller Alma Sutliffe on the committee. Attorney J C Standen spoke on Political Education and Lois Wells gave acrobatic dancing before refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Easter Egg Hunt in Ellwood Hosts Troop Event
Forget Me Not Troop of the Girl Scouts held an Easter activity in Ellwoods yesterday. Viola Von Duyke won the first prize for the golden eye and Grace Sharrer earned top egg collection. Vivian Chapman won the scavenger hunt. Peggy Carns attended as a guest. Leaders included Marjorie Mudge Ruth Chapman Gidell Nichols and June Rankin with Mrs Roig and Lois Kieffer guiding. The outing ended with a marshmallow roast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Ellwoods
Viola von Duyke
Grace Sharrer
Vivian Chapman
Peggy Carns
St. Mary's
Marjorie Mudge
Ruth Chapman
Gidell Nichols
June Rankin
Mrs. Roig
Lois Kieffer
Bunco Diversion At Sunnyside Club Meeting
A Sunnyside Club gathering at Mrs. H. G. Guthman’s Foster avenue home featured three tables of progressive bunco. Mrs. Jack O'Brien won the contest, with Mrs. William Meinke second and Mrs. Alice Hinderer third. Luncheon followed and the next meeting is planned for Foster Works, Mrs. Ea Weber, 181 Carolina avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside
H. G. Guthman
Foster Avenue
William Meinke
Alice Hinderer
Anna Wendorf
Jack O'Brien
Towo Works
Ea Weber
Carolina Avenue
Plans for play and YWCA conference discussed
Plans were made at the Middle Step Club to present a play next month. The group also talked about sending a member to the YWCA Conference at Forest Beach on Lake Michigan. The next meeting will be led by Agnes Ross, Ann Stolz and Olive Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kyeoner- Mbeetig
Dresenta
Forest Beach
Lake Michigan
Agnes Ross
Ann Stolz
Olive Green
Eleanor Young Installed as Worthy High Priestess at Bethel Shrine
Mrs Eleanor Young was installed as worthy high priestess of Bethel Shrine in a ceremony at I C O F hall attended by about 300 members and guests from Lakewood Cleveland Shaker Heights New Jersey Lorain Oberlin Amherst Elyria and Elyria witnesses. Officers installed included Arthur Hiscox Mary Rogers Susie Lewis Millicent Roper Elizabeth Merriman Florette Heidrich Pearl Taylor Carrie Otto Walter Watts Charles Tattersall Ralph Berard Arthur Roper Louise Wernert Mae Wieseke Fannie Richwine Ella Duckett Katherine Merthe Florence Smith Noel Duckett May Merkham Myrtle Barr and others. The event featured yellow gowns tuxedos and a musical closing of Bless Be the Tie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Young
I Bethel Shrine
Lakewood
Cleveland
Shaker Heights
New Jersey
Lorain
Oberlin
Amherst
Elyna
Arthur Hiscox
Shepherds
Mary Rogers
Susie Lewis
Millicent Roper
Elizabeth Merriman
Florette Heidrich
Pearl Taylor
Carrie Otto
Walter Watts
Charles Tattersall
Ralph Berard
Arthur Roper
Louise Wernert
Mae Wieseke
Fannie Richwine
Ella Duckett
Katherine Merthe
Florence K. Smith
Edward Monroe
Noel Duckett
May Merkham
Myrtle Barr
Courier
Amanda Sosman
Esther Davis
Akron
Bernice Kunkle
Elyria
Denise Weisbrod
Florence Smith
Marjorie Kaley
Elizabeth Kieffer
Harvey Merriman
Hildred Sasse
Nancy Jenkins
Olga Sasse
Fred Sasse
Former Elyria Girl Weds Cambridge Man
Marguerite Sharp, once of Elyria, married Charles Bernard Perkins in a quiet ceremony at her parents home in Berea. Rev M L Soules of Cambridge officiated. the couple will reside in Cambridge, Ohio, where Perkins works as an engraver and the bride will live with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Sharp
Elyria
Charles Bernard Perkins
B. A. Sharpe
West Bagler Road
Berea
M. L. Soules
Cambridge
Anna Mae Sharpe
Willam Burton
L. A. Kirchner
East Cleveland
Perkins
E. M. Perkins
Evesville
Ohio
Sharpe
Public Affairs Round Table Meeting At YWCA
A discussion group invites all women of the city to a March 31 forum at the YWCA to explore Can World Organization Be Made Effective. Participants include Mrs. James Guthrie Mrs. B D Nielsen and Mrs. Anna Storck in a 2:30 p m start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.w.cl
World Organization
James Guthrie
8. D. Nielsen
Anna Storck
Cit
iLicenses for Lorain residents in taxi and health fields
Claude Strickler 24 taxi driver of Lorain and Freda Hanna Lorain are licensed. James Cahill 30 Lorain press hand and Geraldine Clark 25 Lorain nurse are licensed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Strickler
Lorain
Freda Hanna Lorain
James Cahill
Geraldine Clark
Misplaced Words, Misread Life in a Fragment
A terse note reflects on the idea that true literature requires grasping life itself. The author hints at a broader truth: understanding existence unlocks how we read prose and poetry.
Personal notices of Elyria residents recall travels and family events
Mr and Mrs Robert Crehore and son Charles return from a Spring vacation to Washington D C Charlottesville and Annapolis. Ed Sinerson and daughters Marie and Wealtha attend funeral of his brother in law Frank Geason in Sandusky. Jeanie Little and Frederick Meng wedding prep involves families from Pittsburgh and Detroit. Various Elyrians host or visit relatives across Ohio and beyond with trips to Texas Illinois and Dallas T H Machock and others are mentioned with recent visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Crehore
Charles
Washington, D. C
Charlottesville
Virginia
Annapolis
Maryland
Ed Sinerson
Marie and
Wealtha
Floral Court
Sandusky
Sinerson
Frank Geason
J. A. Morrison
Courtland Street
Jessie Langdon
Betty
Nova, Ohio
Fred J. Meng
Edwin Meng
Helen Machock
Texas
Stan Machock
Houston
Port Arthur
T. H. Machock
Gladewater
A. Gerald Boylan
Elvrians
Oak Cliff Park
Dallas
Bessie Downing
Allen School
Jeanette
Pennsylvania
Charles Erber
Cleveland
Ernest Erber
Fourth Street
J. G. Wherry
Des Moines
Iowa
Chicago
Ralph Morgan
Indianapolis
Indiana
Maria Morgan
Bella Smith
East 380Th Street
Lorain
Morgan
Caroline
Pittsburgh
Don Granger
Glade Thomas
Pasadena
F. EB. Young
Frederic Edward
Providence Hospital
Poet
Bernadinere
Los Angeles
V. O. Wheeler
Columbus
Herman Eady
Howe Street
Mrs Findley Hosts Colonial Club Luncheon
Mrs. Findley entertained the Monday Colonial Club at a 1 o'clock luncheon at her Abbe road home. Thirteen members and three guests attended. Mrs. C. H. Merthe of West Avenue will host in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Findley
Monday Colonial Club
Abbe Road
C. H. Merthe
West Avenue
Columnist Jay Franklin Weds Youthful Insight
Jay Franklin argues young men offer wiser views than older colleagues. The piece labels Franklin as a young man making a provocative claim about age and wisdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Franklin
Grees
Mr. Frankin
Flint Rhoades Wedding Is Quiet Ceremony
A quiet ceremony took place at ten o clock Saturday morning March 27 at the Church of Christ parsonage with Reverend W J Foster as the officiant. Eleanore Rhoades, long-time Elyria resident, and William J Flint were wed. They will reside at 114 Bellfield Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Foster
Eleanore Rhoades
William J. Flint
Church of Christ Parsonage
Community Club Meetings and Lodge Activities
Calendar Grace Fellowship club meets with Mr and Mrs Ed Rothgery at 108 Blaine street Sigma Gamma meets Frank S Harmon lodge holds annual inspection Dinner at 6 39 S T M club meets with Mrs Ray Brodeur 358 Oxford avenue Tota Nu meets with Ruth Nie meyer 133 Harvard avenue G G G club meets with Kathryn Taliano 442 West Sixth Odd Fellows entertain Rebekahs and families Indus meets Junior Order of United American Mechanics meet in the Wurst halt
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Fellowship Club
Ed Rothgery
Blaine Street
Sigma Gamma
Frank S. Harmon Lodge
S. T. M. Club
Ray Brodeur
Oxford Avenue
Tota Nu
Ruth Niemeyer
Harvard Avenue
Kathryn Taliano
West Sixth Street
Odd Fellows
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
A notice lists patient admissions including Baby John Szabo at 540 42 Second Street and Mrs Mary Grunda at R D No 3. Also named are Richard Blaine 416 Kenyon Ave and Dominic Giovanazzo 206 E Bridge with other entries. Discharges include Ira Beal County Home and Mrs Hartse Nixon So Amherst among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Szabo
Second St
Richard Blaine
Kenyon Ave
Mary Grunda
Domonic Giovanazzo
E. Bridge
Frank Brandan
Lake Ave
Chauncey Smythe
Washington Ave
Earl Clifford
Glover Ct
Ira Beal
Hartse Nixon
So. Amherst
Maynard Shreve
Baby Bay
Lake Eve
Paul Hines
Gulf Road
Charles Prinstill
Buevrus
Easter Sunrise Service at La Grange Methodist Church
Seventy five attended the sunrise service at 6 30 Sunday led by Rev Darkey with a girl’s quartet. A breakfast for over ninety followed in Grange hall. One hundred six joined Sunday school at 10 o’clock and 150 attended evening services. The church was decorated with plants and a large white cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supt. Oppelt
Holy City
K. L. Darkey
Wellington Teachers Vacation Visitors and PTA Scheduling
News notes list local residents visiting family in Virginia and Toledo and moving plans in Wellington. It notes Miss Kathryn Smith teachers’ spring vacation with relatives, Mrs. Sarah Miller’s rental move, Miss Patricia Hacker’s visit, and Miss Rachel Root’s Medina visit. It also covers the County Council PTA meeting set for April 13 in Eaton, conflicting with the April 20 local PTA meeting, with men to lead the program and a weekend visit by Mr. and Mrs. Laural Baldwin and sons from Escore Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Smith
Wellington
Virginia
Arthur E. Wilox
Billy
Joan
Toledo
LaGrange
Sarah Miller
A. R. Underhill
A. J. Lewis
Patricia Hacker
Lakewood
A. F. Wilcox
Rachel Root
Medina
Percy Root
Parent-Teachers Association
Eaton
Laural Baldwin
James and
Donald
Escore
Michigan
Wock
Local Social Notes Highlight Penfield and Lorain Visits
Guests include Mr and Mrs Myre Heath of Penfield entertaining Mr and Mrs Leland Heath and others. Glenn Myers visits his mother Mrs Hazel Myers of Akron. A R Underhill visiting daughter Mrs Charles Basore of Lorain. Three ladies lead the Workers Conference program with Mr and Mrs L C Moonesmith. Arthur Gouldie and Miss Cuppett of Portsmouth spent the weekend with the former's mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myre Heath
Penfield
Baldwins
Leland Heath
Sob
Charles
C. W. Heath
Glenn Myers
Hazel Myers
Akron
A. R. Underhill
Charles Basore
Lorain
L. C. Moonesmith
Arthur Gouldie
Miss Cuppett
Portsmouth, CO
Brief social notes from local residents
Mr and Mrs Lewis Busswell hosted Sunday guests including Mr and Mrs Harry Woodcock of Elyria Mrs Glen Myers and sons Ronald and Jerry Mrs Edward Haynes and daughter Elizabeth from Long Island visiting the Gott family Circle HI Methodist Aid meets April 7 with a tureen dinner Joe Bickel has returned from California and will settle in Birmingham with his wife Mrs Bickel to join him soon Mr and Mrs Carl Pearce and family visited Howard of Eaton Leonard Moulder of Baldwin Wallace College spent spring recess here
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Buswell
Harry Woodcock
Elyria
Glen Myers
Ronald
Jerry
Edward Haynes
Elizabeth
Long Island
H. OS. Gott
Circle No. HI
Methodist Aid Society
Darius Holcomb
Joe Bickel
California
Birmingham
B. B. Spieth
Eothur
Theo. Harry
Ft. Pierce
Florida
Cockle
William Strittmatter
Michigan
Helen Strittmatter
Cleveland
Ella Armbruster
Valley City
Avon hosts Morning Glory club card party prizes awarded
Mrs J J Winter entertained the Morning Glory club at her Avon home on Saturday evening with card games and prizes for Mrs Charles Wilford Mrs Will Fisher and Mrs Frank Dechant. Lunch followed and the group will meet again in two weeks at Mr and Mrs Lawrence Heckel's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AVON
J. J. Winter
Morning Glory Club
Charles Wilford
Will Fisher
Frank Dechant
Lawrence Heckel
Easter services held across Baptist and M E churches
Sunday morning features Easter programs in Baptist and M E churches. An illuminated cross service was conducted at the Baptist church in the evening followed by the ordinance of baptism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist
M. E
Baptist Church
Royal Circle M E church group meets at Mrs Schneider home
The Royal Circle of the M. E. church will be entertained at the home of Mrs. Frank Schneider of Lakewood on Wednesday. The event is hosted by Mrs. Schneider and brings together church members for an evening program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Frank Schneider
Lakewood
Fire crews quell blaze at St. Marys Hall
The local fire department was dispatched Monday afternoon to St. Marys Hall where the fire was brought under control before causing major damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Hall
Weekend visitors share meals and stories across town
Rowe Schwinn of Oberlin College spent the weekend at his home. Mr and Mrs Richard Miller and family of South Bend Indiana stayed several days with Mr and Mrs Wilson Jameson. Father Frank Bungart of Cincinnati visited his mother Mrs Nick Bungart. Alfred Barr of Connellsville Pennsylvania and the Misses Marcine and Thoma Pierman of Ottawa Ohio joined Mr and Mrs W J Barr Sunday. Norman Stockhaus and daughter Kay of Bay Village visited Sunday afternoon with Wilson Jameson. Betty Jameson of Elyria stayed overnight at the Jameson home. Marjorie Dorrow of Bay Village spent Saturday and Sunday with Marjorie Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowe Schwinn
Oberlin College
Richard Miller
South Bend
Indiana
Wilson Jameson
Frank Bungart
Cincinnti
Nick Bungart
Alfred Barr
Connellsville
Marcine and
Thoma Pierman
Ottawa
Ohio
W. J. Barr
Norman Stockhaus
Kay
Bay Village
Betty Jameson
Elyria
Marjorie Dorrow
Marjorie Walker
Local Families Visit and Easter Highlights Around Lorain
Families from Fields Corners Ridgeville Vermilion on the Lake Columbia Anderson Indiana Indiana visitors Massillon Elyria and Lorain gathered at several homes and church services over the weekend. Easter observances included Misses Mary Grace Irene Gough and siblings attending services at First Baptist Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Buck
Dorothy
Fields Corners
Arthur Buck
Ridgeville
Hattle Peak
Andrew Mittendorf
Roy Date
Cleveland
E. V. Beiner
Earl and
Alfred
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
G. L. Jenkins
Ira Gough
Elyria
R. A. Chester
Mary, Grace
Irene Gough
Harry
Doris Gough
First Baptist Church
Lorain
Surprise Birthday Party for Mrs. Pierd at Pittsfield Home
Twenty friends gathered at Mrs. Metta Pierd’s Pittsfield residence on Friday for a surprise party. Dinner was served at noon, with Spanish violet decorations and a pink birthday cake. Guests hailed from Elyria, Oberlin, Oberlin Road, Amherst, La Grange, and Pittsfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Road
Metta Pierd
Pittsfield
Elyria
Oberlin
Amherst
la Grange
Andy Edmonds
Cecil Humphry
Gar McRoberts
East Ober
Keller to speak in Japan for the blind
Miss Helen Keller paused in Chicago en route to Japan with secretary Miss Polly Thompson. She will address Japanese schools for the blind and carries a goodwill message from President Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Keller
Chicago
Japan
Polly Thompson
Miss Keller
Roosevelt
L C W Sets Monthly Meetings and April Plans
The L C W council voted to hold regular meetings on the last Wednesday of each month with other gatherings as specials. Work guilt is moved to Mrs Gunn home for completion. April activities are led by Mrs G N Hobbs Mrs Helen Reese and Metta Clark. Andrew Edmonds shows slight improvement though remains at home as friends send birthday postcards.
Easter Sunday Bells and Social Visits Across Elyria and Surroundings
Sunday evening guests at the White Cottage included Mrs Rae Hollis and daughter Norene along with Mr and Mrs Clair Hollis of Elyria. John McRoberts visiting Easter from Detroit spent the weekend with his parents. Bertha Eakin returned to Upper Sandusky after weeks with her Croft relatives. Primary Sunday school class held an Easter party in church parlors with eighteen children. Arthur Younglas was taken to Elyria Clinic for surgery. Kenneth Kern and family visited Papworths in Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Croft
White Cottage
Rae Hollis
Norene
Clair Hollis
Elyria
George McRobertss
Dean McRoberts
Detroit
Bertha Eakin
Upper Sandusky
G. I. Hobbs
M. S. Hurst
Arthur Younglas
Elyria Clinic
Kenneth Kern
Familly
Papworth
Oberlin
LA Grange Townline
Vernon Wheeler
Columbus
Lucius Wheeler
Yesberger
Marie
Frank Jones
Fred Tran
Morris
Walter Cox
Horace Howard
Eaton
Leland Yfoward
Edith Howard
Grafton
Seabolt
Llness
Emily Karpinski
Candace Behner
Harry Dunlap
Sherman Mason
West Ridge
Carrie Sheldon
Morris Tran
Sandusky
Muriel Bernath
Fred Prosser
A. Bernath
Guy Wheeler
Fairview Village
Myles Wheeler
Will Hastings
la Grange
J. Wicks
Arthur Tite
John
Elrria
Charlie Seely
A. Seely
Alice Mohler
Belden
Carl Hastings
Augusta Wicks
Elizabeth Schwarzer
Ruth Cox
J. Holcomb
Local Residents Visit and Social Notes in La Grange
La Grange and surrounding area residents share weekend visits and social gatherings. Vernon Wheeler and family from Columbus visited Lucius Wheeler. Elyria guests Marie Yesberger joined Frank Jones and Fred Tran households. Horace Howard hosted Sunday dinner with Walter Cox.
Swedish government income up in first half of budget year
The real income of the Swedish government for July to December 1936 totaled 530.2 million kronor, up 47.5 million from the same period in 1935. December 1936 revenues reached 141.5 million kronor, compared with 117.6 million kronor in December 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Holm
Easter visits and gatherings across Elyria area
The Erhart and Spieth families hosted multiple Easter and weekend gatherings in Elyria with relatives from Medina, Cleveland, and Michigan. Several residents traveled to Cleveland and Elyria for visits while Theo Haury and family returned from Elyria to Elyria. A three car collision near Elyria caused damage but no injuries.
Woman Mayor Barbara Hanley Keeps Age Secret
Hanley the mayor of Webbwood Ontario celebrated her birthday but refused to reveal her age citing a woman’s privilege. She is noted as Canada’s only woman mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webbwood
Barbara Hanley
Ontario
Canada
Woman married eleven times before age 44 records show
A historical note states a woman, under the care of Dr. Mary Spencer, had eleven marriages before turning 44, with her first union occurring at age 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Spencer
Elyria Eagles Amateur Players Contest Thursday Night
Special notice calls all amateurs in Lorain County to the Elyria Eagles contest on Thursday night April 1. Ten fine prizes will be awarded to the first ten winners. Register by calling mailing or emailing J L Mathis chairman Eagles Club 513 Lodi St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Elyria Eagles
J. L.mathis
Eagles Club
Lodi St
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