Hospital Notes Admissions List And Addresses
Hospital notes list admissions including Albert Palmer R D No 3 Mrs Charles Swartzle 121 Longford Avenue Mrs Rob ert Brown R D No 2 Wilson Lime Columbia Station Mrs Edith Bosert 46 Princeton. Tracharges Mrs Patrick Rad ivan baby girl Pol Fremont Mew Poster Bechtel Lorain Mrs Aubre adbt ch 630 Sixth Street F G U xe vs 690 Middle Avenue Mes Foul Keepp 328 W Ninth Street
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Albert Palmer
R. D
Charles Swartzle
Longford Avenue
Robert Brown
Wilson Lime
Columbia Station
Edith Bosert
Princeton
Tracharges
Patrick Radivan
Pol Fremont
Bechtel
Lorain
Aubre
Sixth Street
F. GU. Xe
Middle Avenue
Ninth Street
Wheaton College Men's Glee Club Plans Elyria Concert
Wheaton College Men's Glee Club of Wheaton Illinois will sing at First Baptist Church Elyria Ohio on Wednesday April 12. Conducted by H William Nordin the 35 voice group tours New York Philadelphia Boston and other cities while performing in Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa and Illinois. The program features soloists J Stratton Shufelt Glen Smith Alf Leroy Urseth and a quartet with mostly a cappella numbers including spirituals liturgical pieces and classical arrangements.
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Wheaton College
Wheaton
First Baptist Church
Elyria
H. William Nordin
Chicago
New York City
Philadelphia
Boston
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Illinois
Minneapolis
Stt. Paul
Music News of
Chivago
Glee Clubs
J. Stratton Shufelt
Glen Smith
Alf LeRoy Urseth
Nordin
Bills Adopted by Legislature in Columbus
Ohio lawmakers codified a wide array of measures including canalization efforts for Beaver and Mahoning rivers, motor vehicle bureau transfer to the highway department, bond issues for conservation districts, and penalties against racketeering. The House concurred with Senate amendments on several bills and referred others to conference committees.
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Congress
Beaver
Mahoning
Walser
Perry
Adjutant General
Gessaman
Franklin
House
McNamee
Cuyahoga
Secretary of State
State Highway Department
Cassids
Ohio Penitentiary
State Department of Welfare
Wolfe
Richland
Senate
Hierner
Huron
Harrison-Lible
Emmons
Summit
Marsnail
Espy-Marshall
Annar of Cuyahoga
Common Pleas Court
Kinzel Family Hosts Wohlober for Sunday Dinner
Mr and Mrs Urban Kinzel and their infant son from Indian Hollow road were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Mathias Wohlober.
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Urban Kinzel
Indian Hollow Road
Mathias Wohlober
France Sees Rising Agricultural Prices on Quotas and Tariffs
French agricultural prices climb amid believed quota restrictions and tariff protections. Traders warn impact on exports and domestic supply as policy measures influence market costs and farmer income.
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France
Notawa Club Hosts Threen Supper At YWCA
Twenty six members and one guest of the Notawa Club met at the gym room of the YWCA for a threen supper. A three course dinner was served at six. Miss Mary Neuman and Mesdames Lillian Paton and Grace Tran assisted hosts. A business meeting preceded aeroplane game and dancing. Next gathering set for April 27 hosted by Misses Jennie Fillmon Flora Krugman and Doris Locke.
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Notawa Club
Mary Neuman
Lillian Paton
Grace Tran
Jean Martin
Cecile Pfieffer
Jennie Fillmon
Flora Krugman
Doris Locke
Past Chiefs of the Pythian Sisters Meet at Campbell Home
The Past Chiefs of the Pythian Sisters gathered at Mrs. George Campbell’s Garvin Avenue home with strong attendance. They plan a card party at Laura Barton’s home on April 21. Prizes went to Rose Ryan and Lillian Boddy in bridge and Bertha Lyberger in bunco. The group adjourned to meet again April 27 at Bertha Lyberger’s Robson Court home.
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Pythian Sisters
George Campbell
Garvin Avenue
Laura Barton
Rose Ryan
Lillian Boddy
Bertha Lyberger
Bunco
Robson Court
Epworth League Members Dine at Miss Upp Home
Thirteen Epworth League cabinet members and guests enjoyed a threen supper at Miss Marian Upp's home. Attendees included Dr and Mrs E J Bond Mr and Mrs J M Upp Pauline Geigey and Edward Bembower. A county jubilee committee was formed with Kenneth Barclay Elyria Brown Mildred Brevoort Louise Allebach and Clark Maddock. A service at the County Infirmary is set for April ninth afternoon. An Easter service for city youth will be at First Methodist Church Easter morning at 7 30.
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Epworth League
Marian Upp
E. J. Bond
J. M. Upp
Pauline Geigey
Edward Bembower
Kenneth Barclay
Elyria Brown
Mildred Brevoort
Louise Allebach
Clark Maddock
League
First Methodist
Piano Class Debuts Mozart Life Playlets at Hinman Home
Miss Lucile Hinman conducts a monthly piano class meeting at her home Saturday at 2 30 PM. Pupils perform a Mozart life incidents playlet, Janet Stevens presents a four year old composition, a Figaro duet, and the C major Jupiter Symphony study by Esther Guthman and Miss Hinman.
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Lucile Hinman
Mozart
Janet Stevens
Esther Guthman
Miss Hinman
Builders Adult Class Meets at St. Pauls Church
Members of the Builders Adult Class of St. Pauls Church gathered with Mr and Mrs Albert Wocken on Maple Street for a devotional and business session. Current events were discussed and a diversion followed. A luncheon was served. The next meeting is set for April 26 at Rev and Mrs Irv ns Third Street home.
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St. Paul’s Church
Albert Wockenfuss
Maple Street
Ernst Irion
Irvnn
Third Street
Mixed dance at Nuhn's Barn Sunnite
An evening event at Nuhn's Barn features Smith's Ladies Orchestra performing in Sunnite with a lively program of dances and live music for attendees.
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Nuhn
Sunnite
Smith
Olga Sasse Installed Worthy High Priestess of Bethel Shrine
Olga Sasse was installed as worthy high priestess of Bethel Shrine No 24 in I O O F hall with members from Cleveland and Akron shrines. Eighty five attendees heard remarks and the new officer slate and committees were announced.
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Olga Sasse
Bethel Shrine
Bethel Shrine No. 24
Cleveland
Akron
Daisy Benson
Pearl Waddington
Lorain
Nin
Leuzler
Amherst
Irene Pryce
Marie Tite
Ollvne Murphy
Dora Ka
Personality Pals Delight at Anita Hines Home
Miss Anita Hines hosted a kid party on Thursday evening at Worst Court. Games included a Ping Pong tournament won by Miss Hines and jigsaw puzzles. A luncheon was served by the hostess's mother to Misses Betty Fister Virginia Schwegel Doris Anderson Lucille Noveske Anita Hines Olive Noonan and Jerry Hinkle. Miss Hinkle will host a quilting bee at her Cleveland Street home on April 20.
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Anita Hines
Worst Court
Miss Hines
Betty Fister
Virginia Schwegel
Doris Anderson
Lucille Noveske
Olive Noonan
Jerry Hinkle
Hinkle
Cleveland Street
Past Presidents Meet of Ladies Auxiliary in Lorain
Past Presidents of Ladies Auxiliary No. 11 in Canton Lorain gathered with Mrs. Minnie Church on Thursday for a regular meeting and social hour. Cards and flowers honored Mrs. Church’s birthday. A luncheon followed. They will meet April 27 at Mrs. Mary Fiedler’s home with Mrs. Gertrude Johnson as hostess.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary No
Canton Lorain
Minnie Church
Roar-Up Club Holds Meeting With Tureen Dinner Planned
Evangeline Rothe presided at the Roar-Up Club meeting in the absence of President Elva Heidrich. Plans were made for a tureen dinner next Thursday evening and other business items were discussed. The evening concluded with a progressive ghost story party.
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Evangeline Rothe
Elva Heidrich
Sesson
Altar Society Holds Meeting in Parish Hall
The Altar Society met yesterday in St Marys Parish Hall with twenty five attendees. Hostesses were Mrs Weycam Stolz and Mrs Lifer. The afternoon sewing session was adjourned.
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Altar Society
St Mary’s Parish
Weycam Stolz
Lifer
Coven Ug
Cavitie Neighborhood Club Meeting Notices
Members met at the home on Seventh Street in April. Two tables of games were in play and Helen Rupsa was rewarded for steady play. Miss Jylene Blow will host the next meeting at her home on Seventh Street. The club’s weekly gathering yesterday afternoon included general business and refreshments. The next social event is Thursday April 27 at Mrs. John Diedrich’s La Grange Road home.
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Whitney
Gratter Trad
Helen Rupsa
Core
Idena Bilow
Funebron Ct
Jylene Blow
Tventh Street
Horhood Club
Hos
Ford Bachtel
Eno Daeme
John Diedrich
la Grange Road
Twelve Members Attend Golden Rule Club Meeting
Miss Margaret Smith of Fair Mounl street hosted the Golden Rule Club yesterday afternoon. Twelve members took part in the business session before games and refreshments. The next meeting will be at Miss Alma Higgins's Bond street home in two weeks.
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Margaret Smith
Fair Mounl Street
Golden Rule Club
Alma Higgins
Bond Street
Agenda Fraterniy meets to plan bridge events
The Agenda Fraternity held a business session in its rooms at 616 Broad Street. The United Nations challenged the Agenda Fraternity to a bridge tournament which was accepted and will be played at the Armory on April eleventh. The Fraternity plans an inter club bridge tournament at the next meeting on April thirteenth.
Fortnightly vedas hosts and upcoming readings noted
Mrs C H Cussing of Fifth Street hosted ten Fortnightly vedas members at her home. After luncheon tea at one, Mrs W R Bartlett reviewed Founders of Great Religions by Millar Burrows and Mrs Waldemar II reviewed Men of the Horizon by Guy Murchison. On April 13 Mrs King Fauver to entertain on Columbus Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Cussing
Fifth Street
Lum Ceen
W. R. Bartlett
Millar Burrows
Guy Murchi
Amherst social notes include visits and travel
Miss Allis Keleh of Amherst visits sister Mrs. Thomas Dwyer at 115 Elbe street. Louis Weeden reports his mother broke her hip in Madison Ohio and is in Memorial Hospital Painesville. Mrs. Dewey Hall ill with scarlet fever slowly improves at her mother Mrs. Edward O'Hara's home. cared for by Miss FE Krasneski of Elyria Memorial Hospital. Harriet Luther returns from Ohio Wesleyan to Leke avenue. brothers Robert and George Goecke to spend spring vacation in Amherst.
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Allis Keleh
Amherst
Thomas Dwyer
Elbe Street
Louis Weeden
Madison
Ohio
Memorial Hospital
Painesville
Dewey Hall
Edward O'Hara
FE. Krasneski
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Harriet Luther
Columbus Street
John Murbach
Vennice
California
Charles Awartzle
Longford Avenue
Harriet EO Francis
East River Street
Chicago
Breda Barnes
Frances. Gruss
Akron Univewcy
E. Gross
Dagee
Bruce Fowler
East Avenue
Sopphomore
Thiram College
Earl Wist
Dutton Ape
Toeir
Daisy Robson
Burnett
Lakewood
George
Rose Kolb
George Dent
Trey
Pr x. Nave Returm
Mertina
Nyoylay Club
Vesterea
Mareover
Mier
Adelbert Avemur
Mussey
Chalk Print dresses captivate Paris fashion scene
Luxurious Schiaparelli gowns attract attention as Gloria Swanson buys a crepe de chine black on white sleeveless dress with a detachable cape. Other outfits include a ribbed cotton coat and a green silk jersey ensemble. the piece notes the wide appeal among society figures and fashion news from Paris.
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Paris
Schiaparelli’s
Gloria Swanson
Gloria’s
Streza
Avon County Plod Meeting at Avon High School Auditorium
Avon residents plan a county meeting at Avon High School auditorium to hear a full program featuring the Avon High School orchestra Glee Clubs and songs led by Mary Allis and Karl Kolinski with musical interludes from Brown Bird Singing and the Holy Trinity pastor Leo Worth. The event includes Sportsman's Code and welcomes remarks from Mrs. E. W. Beidler Avon P T A president and Mrs. Rudolph Kiln as vice.
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Avon
Ry Vary High School
Amel
Welcome Sons
Hesta
Mary Allis
Avon High School
Karl Kolinski
Condu Ling
Leo Worth
Holy Trinity Church
Brown Bird
Sportsman's Code
E. W. Beidler
Avon P. T. A
Rudolph Kilm
Religious services and community notices in Lorain churches
Rev G I Cooper of Lorain will be at the Baptist church next Sunday April 2 with a 10 15 Sunday school and a half hour service. Accompanying are Thomas Rodgers Michael Guido and Cornelius Cram. Methodist church holds 10 oclock Sunday school and 11 oclock preaching Rev Francis Ashburn pastor. St Marys Catholic masses 8 and 915 weekday 715 Rev George N Stubei pastor. Holy Trinity masses 845 and 10 00 weekday 8 Rev Worth pastor. True Blue club meets Saturday April 1 at the Clawson home. Alumni officers met Miss Rachel Peak and chose play characters for April. Royal Circle met at Mrs Pickering home with sewing and refreshments.
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G. I. Cooper
Lorain
Cooper
Thomas Rodgers
Michael Guido
Cornelius Cram
Francis Ashburn
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
George N. Stubei
Holy Trinity Church
Leg Worth
True Biue Club
The
Baptist Church
Leonard Clawson
Rachel Peak
Royal Circle of the Methodist Church
Robert Pickering
Senate bills advance on corruption probe and dog racing
Baker of Hamilton seeks to abolish the office of superintendent of investigation in the State Utilities Commission and let the commission hire its own secretary and investigators. Handley of Hamilton moves to legalize dog racing. Annat of Cuyahoga aims to dissolve the earnings assignment commission. Yoder of Montgomery proposes four year terms for elective county officials and extension of terms for current officials.
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Baker
Hamilton
State Utilities Commission
Commission
Handley of
Senate
Annat
Cuyahoga
Yoder
Montgomery
Oberlin social notes and community updates
Mrs. Theodore Manns and daughter return from Oberlin Hospital. mother and baby progressing well. Numerous local visitors, family gatherings, and birthday events fill the week. Oberlin Grange holds meeting with new members E V Hastings and details of readings and piano solos. Regular visits to kin in Kansas City Norwalk Toledo Elyria and Graf ton noted alongside sick list updates and social amusements.
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New
Oberlin
Theodore Manns
Rome
Oberlin Hospital
Wlll Prr
Elvira
Arthur Nolan
A TT Waite
Wes Elv
Frank Emerich
Mro
Mive
George Hilmer
Wes We Hnel Smith
Gleorge Ho Lhon
Foot Brown
Toledo
Erlin
Harold Steinman
Dion
E.V. Hastings
Hance
Park
Shramm
Claude Brown
Kansas City
F. C. Brown
G. H. Dion
Esther Manns
Youngstown
Wm. Manns
Sylvia McLaughlin
Norwalk
Edith Ford
Birs
Ernest Smith
Eaton
John Nead
Grafton
E. V. Hastings
Michael Smith
Elyria
William Peabody
Miller
Maude Brown
Corrine Steinman
N. Strohmeier
Special Saturday Angel Poodecakes and Home Baked Goods
An ad for the Little Food Store promotes homemade treats including Angel Poodecakes for 60 cents and cookies. It notes eggs apples and more for sale with contact at L. C. Heacock Floral Co located at 333 Broad Street with phone numbers 2641 or 5252.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Food
L. C. Hecock Floral Co
Broad St
Uruguay Recognizes Women's Right to Vote
Uruguay legally recognizes the right of women to vote, marking a milestone for gender equality and electoral participation in the country.
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Uruguay
Supper Benefit At King's Daughter Class
A supper Saturday evening at the King's Daughter class of M. E. Church features chicken and Swiss steak with serving from 4 to 7. Proceeds support church activities and community programs.
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Swisteak
M. E. Church
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