Community Club Notes and Local Meetings
In Ashtabula many groups scheduled gatherings this week. R F O G M Class of the Church of Christ to meet at J Funk’s home at 116 Fourth Street. Loretta Pritchard visited a flower show at the public auditorium. Security Benefit Association plans a card party in the IGOIO hall. Blue and Gold Bunco Club to meet at Verda Davis’s on Harrison Street. Daughters of Scotia to meet in Roof Y. ball. girls’ team to meet after morning sessions. Ka-mee Ka-thee Club hosted by Mrs Eva Mock at 117 Water Street with games music and refreshments. New members to be admitted April 13 at Mrs Anna Reynolds’s home, 41 West Broad Street. One o’clock Club plans to discontinue meetings. last meet at 138 Bellfield Avenue with ten games of progressive Pedro and prizes to winners. Congenial Twelve Club had an afternoon gathering at Mrs Fred Powell’s on Bath Street with a luncheon. April 7 meeting planned at Mrs Frank Slack’s Tenth Street home. Hospital notes list admissions and discharges including Mrs Julius Wurtz and others. marriage licenses issued to Galley L. Vosper and Irma C. Burns. Rev. Edwin Kirby officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
J . Funk
Fourth Street
Loretta Pritchard
Third Street
Cleveland
Security Benefit Association
Cacd
I. GO. O I
Bunco Club
Verda Davis
Uarrison Street
Daughters of Scotia
Kame Kasther Klug
Eva Mock
Water Street
Elizabeth Jones
Marion Gifford
Anna Reynolds
West Broad Street
Amelie Clarkson
Orb
Bellfield Avenue
Pedro
Clara Renninger
Amelia Clarkson
Gertrude Hieegenboom
Olga Johnson
Fred Powell
Bath Street
Fred Raesbst
Fred Wirth
Teets
White
Young
Frank Slack
Clip
Tenth Shack
Parish and club notices fill First Congregational event
Church meetings and social events dominate the agenda with reports from the annual congregational meeting. Officers chosen include Lawrence as chairman, Wan as clerk, and Elders elected for four years. A Mother and Daughter banquet is planned, and a World Brotherhood Conference talk highlights the HI clubs. Seventieth annual church plans progress and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian War
Lawrence
Georgia B Wan
Sejm
Dif
School
Women’s Mission Society
Junior Missionary Ity
Young People’s Say
Congregational Treasfinancial
Treaswerg
Uutenchleger
Jas. M. Lit
D. S
J. C
Robert Kirkpatrickle
R. W. Ramage
Congregational Treas- Lyle Castls Building Fund
Furer
Donald Lauren- Brot
Proby
Ing
F. A. McE
Mittees
Local Society Notes Include Birth and Visiting Guests
Mrs Jenkin Edwards of Tenth Street visits Kent Ohio with Mia 20 JL Gensemar. Mr and Mrs Jack Penrod and others attend Cleveland flower show. New baby born yesterday at Elyria Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Arthur Kiser. Lyle Coonrad and Florence Woodruff mentioned among travelers and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenkin Edwards
Tenth Street
Kent
Ohio
Mia
Gensemar
G Thomason
Westavopus
Jali Johnson
Stonesidee
Ridgeville
Cleveland
Jack Penrod
Thomas Kershaw
Paul Grall
Public
George Reynolds
Lottie Holztaurr
May Duhig
Lorain
R. B. Kisen
Amberat
Arthur Kiser
Water Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Lyle Coonrad
Creetnut Street
Amherst
Tlorence Woodruff
Local social notes cite visits and trips around Lorain
Mrs. Harry Reynolds and Mrs. Ralph Reynolds with Hetty Jean were Lorain visitors. Hobart Marsh visited Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Troup attended a flower show in Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Bliss and Mr. and Mrs. Milton Parrish were in Cleveland for the show. Friends report Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schwind and Florence enjoying a motor trip to California, stopping at sites along the route. Carpenter family of Legend street plan a return from Arizona and the western states. Mrs. W. J. Feron and Misses Anna and Ceha Feron visited Mrs. Harry McCood in Creston. Elizabeth Jones of Jackson, long guest of Edna Jones, left for home. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Merriman left for Valparaiso Indiana for a lunch hosted by Henry Nichols. Nichols lived in Elyria years ago. Mrs. Nichols visited here in February. Six Nichols children reside here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Reynolds
Howestreat
Ralph Reynolds
Hetty Jean
Lorain
Hobart Marsh
Cleveland
Wilbur Troup
Lake Avenue
Everett Bliss
Milton Parrish
Harry Schwind
Florence
California
Carpenter
Legend Street
Arizona
W. J. Feron
Anna
CeHa Feron
Harry McCoo
Creston
Ohio
Elizabeth Jones
Jackson
Edna Jones
Eighth Street
H. W. Merriman
Princeton Avenue
Valparaiso
Indiana
Merriman
Henry Nichols
North
Madi
Local Families Visit and Attend Elyria Church Services
March 1 report from SORS Eaton notes Mr and Mrs Ralph Hennie and children from Beechetown and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Buck and daughter from Ridgeville spent Sunday with William Kennie. Hazel Hawke and Lyle Rettinger enjoyed Sunday with the Hennies. others attended services at Grace Lutheran Church in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addison Crowell
Gallon
Clement Gratz
Mary Perk
Elyria
Alo
James Pycraft
Pitsfield
Then & Wits
William Hawke
Arthur Latte
Ayally
Card Latthe
Grace Lutheran Cuutech
Local Notices From Elyria Area Social Roundup
Mr and Mrs Burton Ross visited Cleveland on one day last week Alburt Traxler lost a valuable horse Sunday Mary Hill and Ford Hill are among the sick Mr and Mrs Walter Gellettai from Cleveland were guests of Mr and Mrs Fred Stoll Master Garry Hill from Cleveland is spending spring vacation with relatives here Mrs Ben Walker and daughter Maryjorie of Avon visited F R Cousins home Wiliam Summers moved from Perry Mennell farm to Summer farm south of Eaton Mr and Mrs Clarence Tides visited Mr and Mrs C C Durkee in LaGrange Sunday Mrs R L Barth and Mrs Ford spent Wednesday with relatives in Lorain Messia H A Hicher L T Davis B M Ross C E Haven W Carpenter and H F Haven attended the men’s banquet in the Disciple church parlors Elyria on Tuesday night
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton Ross
Cleveland
Alburt Traxler
Mary Hill
Ford Hill
Walter Gellettai
Fred Stoll
Garry Hill
Ben Walker
Maryjorie
Avon
F. R. Cousins
Wiliam Summers
Perry Mennell
South Forth Eaton
Clarence
C. C. Durkee
LaGrange
R L. Barth
Ford
Lorain
Messia
H. A. Hicher
L. T. Davis
B. M. Ross
C. E Haven
W. Carpenter
H. F. Havan
Elyria
Community club meeting in Sheffield lively program
The Gaorfeld Community club met in Sheffield on Friday night with strong attendance. President Mrs Earle Johnson led the business session then a varied program was performed. Ruth and Alan Johnson Marian Moon Rose Marie Haglund Katherine Hammer and Mrs Lee Johnson gave recitations. Howard and Nava Carrick performed a piano duet. Mary Crosby and Jenny Bord presented a dialogue and a play That Awful Aunt was staged by Mrs Howard Moon Mr and Mrs Kenneth Smith and Andrew also participated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffifln
Gaorfeld
Howard Moon
Kenneth Smith
Andrew
Local Social News Notes From Eaton and Ridgeville
Smith, Frank Chambers, Henry Jackson, Mrs. Grace Haglund, Kenneth Youtyz, Lester Youtyz and Mrs. Dyer are listed among attendees. Lunch was served by the refreshment committees. The next meeting will be held April 15. Gerald Brooks visited his daughter and family in Eaton over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Carfield and Virdles Maddock visited relatives in Ridgeville Sunday afternoon. George Root has been under the doctor's care the past week. Nade Johnson is confined in the home with the grippe.
Local Families Attend Community Events and Celebrations
Mr and Mrs L H Dunfee and son Russel plus Mrs Chas Carrick and Carl Carrick visited Mr and Mrs Percy Chambers on Thursday. Families from the area attended a Brookside school basketball banquet Monday night. Mr and Mrs Chas Crosby and daughter stayed with Mr and Mrs C Crosby Sr. Nettie Johnson, ill five weeks, received a post-card shower with forty six cards and thanks. she is reported better. Raymond Dunfee and Hilda Rieter visited Elyria Friday to hear Rev Savage at the Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Dunfee
Russel
Chas. Carrick
Carl Carrick
Percy Chambers
Brookside School
Chas. Crosby
C. Crosby
Nettie Johnson
Raymond Dunfee
Hilda Rieter
Elyria
Rev. Savage
Baptist Church
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Julius Wurtz
Rte No
Frank Steghy
Albert King
Anton Olsen
Rte
Mary Ucelfern
Ashtabula
Anna Stige
Charles Stieren
Tunroe
Anthony Periect
Vewnell Wvenur
Galley L. Vosper
Steel
Irma CG
Burns
Edwin Kirby
Vents
Motherhier
Modiat Church
Pas
Hevalier Lodge No
K. of
K. of P. Hall
Hiters
St. ‘Es
All'n
Woman's Association
First Congregational Church
W. M Auld
Eastern Weights Boulevard
Ingervoll
Herbert Young
Jienderson
Auld
HLY
Elmer Bainbridge
Royal Underhill
Hermin Wellert
Charles Neidperanger
Jago
Bernard Gladoux
Oberlin
Helsingfors
Finjland
Gladeux
Mr. Gladeux
World Brotherhood
Brotherhood Circle of Prayer
Ella Wer
Gehe Seliman
Verna Doane
Terrell
Thryo Terrell
Blanché Sellin
Ella Fauver
Couch
Bagwell
Woller
Terretl
Genivieverey
Dorothy
Ruth Abbe
Mary Louise Duffy
Middle Avenue
Miss Duffty
Betty Mphrey
Anna Saman
Martha Horan
Miss
Louis
Second Street
Balder
Anni Guent
Pri Ae
Mra. R. C. Rhoades
Westavennea
Mra
Progressive Peorg Associates
Ayoun Daven
Hanin
Ford Diederick
Istrret
Progressive Politce
Lafternoon
George Nevins
Nogan
Clarence Oakley
Pruests
Milton Obitts
Chestnut Street
Harmony Card Club
Benson
J. 2
Browse
Rennon
Henry Vwoard
E. A Manzelman
Paul van Swerencen
P. J. Cheney & Company
Tetedo
Odio
Hall
E. Loeffler Co
Broad Street
By M
B. A
Superior Electric Co
Mary and Martha Club
M. E. Church
Marcelling
Elyria Bobbing & Beauty
Wilson
East 105Th Street
Nowell Beauty Parlor
Thompson & Brookhauser
The
Leedale Bob Shop
Broad Street Beauty Parlor
Jake Shafer
Sheffield
N. A. Johnson
Elyria Eagles
All Welcome
All
Heldmyer Home
St. Paul’s Church
Bie
Ridgeville High School
Marcel
Chas. Wynn
Wildercraft
Wilder Central Books
Basick’s Over Miller's Accessory Store
Broad ST. Thone
Garford P. T. A
Hedges
le Porte
Cook's
Charis
Jane M. Hall
2Nd Street
Leon Underhill
Day
Music Store
Cook's Millinery
East Ave
Columbia
Charleston Chasers
Harry Resors
Paul Specht and His
A. B. Sauer Music
Lorain County
Broad St
Broadway
Sauls
Swagger
Kashmir
Towillcard
Zephyr
Paris
Channel
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