May Breakfasts Promote World Peace In Local Churches
Nearly two hundred women gathered at the First Congregational and First Methodist churches for May breakfasts. Speakers from the American Peace Society urged a world peace code based on justice and cooperation, noting wartime harms and the need for ethical leadership. The Cleveland World Peace Conference, planned for May 7–11, was highlighted with emphasis on women’s role in antiwar efforts and international law advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Congregational
First Congregational Church
W. M. Auld
Myron G. Jones
American Peace Society
Wern Smith
Robert Davies
Miss Smith
Hand
Mr. Jones
Mrr. Jones
Cleveland
Masonic Hall
World Fellowship
Tsumeo Matsudaira
United States
Peace
Elyria Woman's Club marks twentieth anniversary event
The Elyria Woman's Club celebrated its 20th anniversary at Spring Valley Country Club with 254 members and guests enjoying a three course luncheon, spring flowers, and dances by Doris and Thelma Streicher. President Mrs J C Bing spoke on the modern club woman and the club’s year’s activities including its new property on Fourth Street. Out of town guests included Dr Josephine Pierre and Mrs McCu teh an.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Woman's Club
Spring Valley Country Club
J.C. Bing
Fourth Street
Doris
Thelma Streicher
Wenrey Hancock
B. Padgett
Galion
Middle North District
Sharick
Willard
Lakeside Federation
Lews Bergner
Oberlin
Committee On Foreign Relations
Burtell
Lorain
Lakeside
Literary Club Review of Harvest of the Years
The 04 Literary Club met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Honury Beck on Furnace Street. Attendance was light due to illness. The program featured a two part review of Prof Burbank's Harvest of the Years by Mrs. Hasoodgrass, a paper on Young Women Authors by Mrs. Ida Riley, and the sixth chapter of the original story by Mrs. Grace Warden. Refreshments were served by the hostess and her daughter Miss Pauline Rock, closing a pleasant afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honury Beck
Furnace Street
Prof Burbank
Ha Spoodgrass
Ida Riley
Grace Warden
Pauline Rock
LaPorte county temperance institute praised by attendees
The LaPorte Christian Temperance Union held a notable institute yesterday drawing representation from six townships. A well arranged program pleased attendees and showcased the county's commitment to temperance education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaPorte
Chistian ‘Temperance Anies
Inhem Te
Mrs J W Smith Hosts Dinner Party on Broad Street
Mrs J W Smith entertained five friends at a dinner party at her Broad Street home. The table featured sweet peas as the centerpiece. Guests included Mrs Frank Stevens, Mr Thomas Martin, Mrs Alex Schilleman, Mrs Seidel of Cleveland, and Mrs Hof of Lakewood.
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J. W. Smith
Broad Street
Sweet Peas
Frank Stevens
Thomas Martin
Alex Schilleman
Seidel
Cleveland
Hof
Lakewood
St Marys Alumni Quarterly Meeting And Picnic Plan
St Marys Alumni and friends met at St Marys Echonl last evening for the quarterly meeting. In the business section they planned a picnic at The Medges with no date set. Mrs Edmund Diedrich led the program after the meeting including Wang solo by Mary Seward, two guest poems by Margaret Ryan, two vocal solos by Dr C B Guta with accompanist Jeancestor Pauloquin, Roses of Picardy and Day Dawning. Refreshments were served by Margaret Ryan and her committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Marty's
St. Mary’s
Echonl
Medges
Edmund Diedrich
Wang Solo
Mary Seward
Margaret Ryan
C. B. Guta
Jeenetin Pauloquin
Picardy
Evening church and club meetings listed for Pilgrim area
Tonight many groups meet including Woman's Association at Pilgrim Community Church Withog Workers of Yeomen St Clair Rebekah Lodge Marshall Chapter Division L of Second Congregational John Kennedy on Garvin Avenue Circle No 5 of St Pauls Mrs M H Schroeder 156 Clark Street United Presbyterian Session at 830 pm Church Council 730 Round Table Club dinner 630 Spring Valley Club Church of Christ official board 70 Friendship Club YWCA supper at 3 pm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Association of Pilgrim Community Church
Withog Workers of the
Yeomen
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
I. O. O. F. Hall
Marshall Chapter
Division L
Second Congregational Church
Mire
John Kennedy
Garvin Avenue
Circle No
St. Paul's Church
M. H. Schroeder
Clark Street
United Presbyterian Church
Church Council of
Round Table Club
Spring Valley Club
Church of Christ
Friendship Club of
Y. Ww. C A
Chicken Dinner and Bridge Party at Pleasant Meeting
Last evening the Ohio Public Service Company Home Service Department members gathered at the Newell Hotel for a chicken dinner and a sales talk on electric appliances. Judges J B Johnson P F Dewhurst W C Schultz and F W Lohnes awarded first prize to Mrs Gladys Wagner and second to Mrs Lillian Brown for the best talks. The evening concluded with bridge at 227 Cornell Avenue hosted by Mrs Paul Dewhurst, with Mrs Lohnes winning the high score and a two course luncheon served later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Service Department
Ohio Public Service Company
Newell
J. B. Johnson
P. F. Dewhurst
W. C. Schultz
F. W. Lohnes
Gladys Wagner
Lillian Brown
Cornell Avenue
Paul Dewhurst
Bridge
MM. FE. Elliott
W. A. Chamberlain
Lohnes
Mother Daughter Banquet Brightens YY. W.C.A. Gym
The YY. W.C A. gym hosted a springlike Mother-Daughter banquet with pastel crepe paper ribbons lights and floral table decorations. Miss Ethel Wise led a singing program before Reverend W. M. Auld presented Scotland views highlighting Edinburgh Castle Saint Giles and Ellen’s Isle with vivid descriptions of the lake country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YY. W.C A
Federation
Ethel Wise
W. M. Auld
Scotland
Utopia Club Plans Card Party at Chestnut Street
The Utopia Club met at Mrs. Darrell Johnson's Brooklyn Street home with eight members and two guests. During the meeting a card party was scheduled for Mrs. Jake Gerber's home on Chestnut Street on May 10. Prizes were awarded in contests, with Mrs. Emery Snellenberger winning the written contest and Mrs. Slamer Garford the active contest. Mrs. Johnson received the hostess prize. Mrs. Jake Gerber to host another meeting on May 15 at her Chestnut Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utopia Club
Darrell Johnson
Brooklyn Street
Jake Gerber
Chestnut Street
Emery Snellenberger
Slamer Garford
Johnson
Elyria Lodge Confers Second Degree at Odd Fellows Hall
The Elyria lodge No. 195 held a brisk meeting in Odd Fellows hall with strong attendance. The main event was conferring the second degree on candidates led by Ed Jacobs whose team executed the ceremony well. The next meeting on May eighth will begin with a fish fry at 6 o'clock, expected to draw a larger crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Ed Jacobs
Los
Catholic Daughters card party at Woman's Club success
The Catholic Daughters of America held a card party at the Woman's Club last night. First prize in bridge went to Mrs John Parseh, second to Marge Brown. Miss Seward won five hundred, and Mrs Donovan captured pedro. Committee members were Mrs Fannie Young, Mary Wagner, Dorothy Damm, Mrs Wirshham, and Mrs Alberta Gamble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Daughters of America
Woman's Club
John Parseh
Marge Brown
Miss Seward
Pedro
Donovan
Fannie Young
Mary Wagner
Dorothy Damm
Wirshham
Alberta Gamble
Spring Valley Ladies Golf Tourney Winners Named
At Spring Valley Golf Course the Spring Valley Ladies tourney saw 25 competitors. In class A Lakewood’s Mrs KE Gumoe won first with Mrs J Brooker second. Class B Elyria’s Mrs J Donnelly won first with Mrs G C Mont Jar second. Class C Lakewood’s Mrs F Goetz won first with Mrs A F Ailaise second. Class A played eighteen holes while AB and C played nine holes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Valley
Lakewood
Pythian Sisters Practica Meeting And Allied Events
The Pythian Sisters officers and degree staff plan Practica tomorrow at 1 30 at the K of P hall. The Sons of Veterans Auxiliary host a sewing meeting with a noon tureen dinner Thursday at the G A R hall, followed by a card party. The Nurses Alumni meet tonight at Mrs Brown Stop 2 Lake Avenue for their regular monthly gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
K. of P. Hall
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
G. A. R. Hall
P. K. S. club bridge night at Dengate s home
The P. K. S. club met at Mary Louise Dengate s last night to play bridge. Ethyl Miller won first prize with Grace Martin second. Refreshments were provided by Edward Moody and Dave Griffiths. Next meeting location to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Louise Dengate
Ethyl Miller
Grace Martin
Edward Moody
Dave Griffiths
Mrs Sneary Hosts Markley School Teachers Evening
Professor and Mrs. Stanley Sneary entertained Markley school teachers at their Cleveland road home on Tuesday evening. Music conversation and reminiscences of school days followed a delicious refreshment course served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Sneary
Markley School
Cleveland Road
Veterans of Foreign Wars Set Poppy Sale Date
The Veterans of Foreign Wars held a regular meeting in the Turner block rooms last evening. During the business session they decided to stage a poppy sale on May twenty sixth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Turner Block
Admissions and discharges list for Lorain and Amherst
Admissions include Mrs. Frank Kovacs at 49 W River and Mrs. George Linn Norpalk O Christine Dillon at 212 B 22nd street Lorain. Discharges list Mrs. Fred Brown with baby boy at 324 Oxford St and several others including Mrs. Raymond Huish and Mrs. Dwight Fenimore at various addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kovacs
W. River
George Linn
Norpalk
Christine Dillon
B. 22Nd Street
Lorain
Steve Kocsis
Furnace Street
Fred Brown
Oxford St
Raymond Huish
Cleveland St
George Allen
Quincy St
Jennie Kavacs
W. River St
Dwight Fenimore
Alternate License For Homer Elgar And Minnie MacCormick
Homer Elgar age 21 a steel inspector from Lorain and Minnie MacCormick age 18 from Lorain received an El sin a Justice of the Peace license. The notice records their names and ages and the officiant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Elgar
Lorain
Minnie MacCormick
Elsina
Local residents visit Cleveland and Jackson in May days
Miss Daisy Wilder spent today in Cleveland. Mrs J Lance of Medina Ohio visits her ill daughter Miss Vernice Lance at 105 Stanford Ave. Ida McRoberts returns from Jackson Michigan after her brother Charles Bird’s death. Rev and Mrs Bourquin visited Valley City yesterday. Mr and Mrs Carl McRoberts and Mr and Mrs William Meinke return from Jackson Michigan. Nell of Tenth Street spent today in Cleveland. Rowland Mathews of 129 Williams Street travels to Charleston West Virginia to manage a hotel, where a banquet hosted by friends featured a gold watch. Dale Triskett goes to Chicago to study aviation. Louis and Mrs Chase of St Louis were in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Wilder
Cleveland
J. Lance
Medina
Ohio
Vernice Lance
Stanford Avenue
Ida McRoberts
Howe Street
Jackson
Michigan
Charles Bird
Elyria
Paul Bourquin
Valley City
Carl McRoberts
William C. Meinke
Nell
Tenth Street
Rowland Mathews
Williams Street
Charleston
West Virginia
Mathews
Dale Triskett
Fast Avenue
Chicago
Illinois
Mrs. Louis Chase
St. Louis
Missouri
Ely
Catholic Women to Meet at Cleveland Convention
The Catholic Women of the Cleveland diocese will gather in Cleveland May 9 for the annual convention. Hundreds of delegates from fourteen northern Ohio counties will attend a Mass at St John’s Cathedral, then hear addresses by Bishop Joseph Schrembs and Rev. Carl E. Frey. The program includes two business sessions, a banquet at the Hollenden, and toasts on “The Catholic Woman in the Modern World” with leaders from Cleveland, Canton, Lorain, and Youngstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Thea Gael
Diocesan Council of Catholic Women
Cleveland Catholic Diocese
Ohio
Joseph Schrembs
St. John’s
Superior Avenue
E. Sth Street
Carl E. Frey
Hollenden Hotel
Joseph F. Smith
Cleveland Catholic
Hollenden
Samuel J. McNally
Cleveland Diccison Council
C. H W. LeBlond
Catholic Charities
W. J. Manning
Theodore Blake
Bedford
Mary O’callaghan
Nazareth
Frank McGowan
Canton
Local residents report moves and visits in the area
Mrs Edna Crombie recovers from influenza and can go out again. Mrs F D Jones travels to Pittsburgh for a few days. Mr and Mrs King Fauver move to 222 Harrison St. Dr George D Nicholas relocates to Gulf Farms. The Wirth family moves to New York City. Lavaguino of Pasadena visits A L Garfield family for a month. A H West attends Mignon at Cleveland Public Auditorium. Mrs W E Miller visits from Westfield and stays through the week. Nell Gray visits from Detroit to Beverly Court. Hart Summers returns to Detroit after a few days with his mother on Earl Court who is seriously ill.
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Rla
Edna Crombie
Eazst Bridge Street
F. D. Jones
Middle Avenue
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
King Fauver
Covell Avenue
Harrison Street
George D. Nicholas
Washington Terrace
Gulf Farms
Robert P. Wirth
Ann
Jane
New York City
Lavaguino
Pasadena
California
A. L. Garford
Washington Avenue
A. H. West
Park Avenue
Cleveland Public Auditorium
W. EL. Miller
Westfield
New Jersey
E. F. Allen
Nell Gray
Detroit
Michigan
Beverly Court
Hart Summers
Earl Court
Luncheon at Hollenden Spells Officers’ Assembly
A luncheon at the Hollenden Hotel is scheduled for twelve thirty, marking the formation or recognition of officers in the group. The event emphasizes formal proceedings and networking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hote
Hollenden
Political fervor at Oberlin as conv nears
Active campaigning dominates Oberlin ahead of the Republican convention two weeks away. The Lowden club hosted a mass meeting in Sturges hall with Col. B. J. Gutherridge predicting Frank O Ekowden will be president. James Wickensden praised the Illinois candidate and burlesque targeted other contenders. Other clubs Curtis Norris and Hoover also push their favorites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Club
Norris Club
Hoover Club
Oberlin convention sets May dates with multiple ballots expected
A large northern Ohio convention at Oberlin College plans a two day event May 14 and 15. Delegations from state colleges prepare floats for a political parade and youthful speakers draft platform proposals. Balloting on May 15 may require several rounds to nominate a candidate amid several leading figures and potential dark horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Oberlin
Norris
Noover
Gowdeo
Curtis
Tlughes
Dawes
Covaldge
Oberlin Goons Conventions Mirror Nation Event
Report notes efforts to replicate an Oberlin fair with a mock convention, aiming for an exact replica of the later main event in Kansas City. The piece also cites a tally of over 31 million dollars in electric fans sent abroad to tropical and subtropical regions last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nation
Kansas City
Waffles and Sausage Supper at Second Church
A community supper hosted by the Second Congregational Church on Friday May 4 with waffles and sausage and maple syrup. Tickets 50 cents. All welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Eagles
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W. C. Snowden
General Ladies’ Aid Society
A. C. Corfman
Dau F. Bradley
Tie
Wisconsin
Supreme Court
Lome
Ife
Bradley
Pan-American Union
International Law Association
Lnternational
Justce
Robert Dative
Mrs. Smith
ST. Mary's
Pleasant Meeting
Conters
Spring Valley Links
Happy Bunco Club
Clyde Cook
Roosevelt Avenue
Ida Long
Arthur Goetz
William Telzerow
Columbus Street
Vv. F. W
Hospital Notes
Spencer
Eee
Elyria City
Washington Building
Board of Examiners
Elizabeth Wood
Howe St
CW. Roppes
P. Shively
R. C. Maston
Charis Charis
Elyrins
Lorain Co. Bank
the Brown Company Printersa—Paper Merchants
Mill Street
Elyria, Chie
Cook’s Millinery
Kaynee
the Children’s Apparel Shop
Lyric
Second St
Elks Club
Lorain Co
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