Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges List
Admissions include Mrs. Carmela Montagnese of 161 Erie Street Mrs. Pelix Scepanske of Grafton Ailen Yearley of 128 Quincey Street and Carl Storrer of 012 Oxford. Discharges include Carl St. Ross of 216 EE Broad and Mrs. Clarence Hoag of 255 Roosevelt and Mrs. William Thomas of 51 12 West Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmela Montagnese
Erie Street
Pelix Scepanske
Grafton
Ailen Yearley
Quincey Street
Carl Storrer
Oxford
Carl St. Ross
EE. Broad
Clarence Hoag
Roosevelt
William Thomas
West Avenue
Evening society events and club meetings listed
Tonight several groups gather. Division C of the 2nd Congregational Society hosts silver tea at the church, Royal Neighbors Drill Team meets Woodman hall at 7 PM, Eastern Stars holds inspection then refreshments, Holy Cross PTA meets, Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary Past Presidents Association meets with Mrs Jennie Lent on 11th street, H B Club meets with Mary Schwert at Brown Hotel, and L A L Club dances at Legion Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
2Nd Cong's
Royal Neighbors
Woodman Hall
Order of Eastern Stars
Holy Cross P. T. A
Ass'n of Sons of Union Veteran Auxiliary
Jennie Lent
11Th Street
H. B. Club
Mary Schwert
Brown Hotel
Legion Hall
Elyria Riding Club Meet Schedules Various Events Tomorrow
The Elyria Riding Club announces a tomorrow 3 00 p m schedule at the Elyria fair grounds with events if weather allows indoor in the big barn. Seven events include seat and hands classes, Kentucky saddle gaits, family pairs, jumping exhibitions, and bareback riding. Ribbons and riding pins will be awarded. judges are Miss Betsey Richey and Mrs S L Knapp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Elyria Fair
Kentucky
Dorothy Snyder
Rh. W Hancock
C. J. Crebore
Betsey Richey
Ss. L. Knapp
Lakewood
Western Reserve Nursing Freshman Plans Two Week Vacation
Miss Vivian Pehrsson of Cleveland a freshman in the Western Reserve University School of Nursing will spend two weeks at her parents home on Puller road. Also noted are local social and musical items including a Lakewood recital by Mrs Gladys West pupils and Band Festival participation by E H Band members in Bucyrus Ohio under Henry Filmore. Elvira Memorial Hospital announces Elinor Riegler and Ruth Haag to perform piano compositions in upcoming broadcasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Pehrsson
School of Nursing
Western Reserve University of Cleveland
John Pehrsson
Puller Road
George T. Snyder
Columbus Street
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Jack Elton
Louise Fox
Edna Malterer
Patty Hoke
Esther Schulz
Helen Kolopus
Irene Upton
Gladys West
Lakewood
Bill Williams
Earl Demos
Raymond Bowen
Bob Mallory
E. H
Bucyrus
Ohio
Henry Filmore
Cincinnati
Robert France
William France
Second Street
Rocco Montagnese
Eric Street
Elvira Memorial Hospital
Elinor Riegler
Cleveland
Ruth Haag
R. B. Lerseh
Fiving Memorial Hospital Board
F. W. Hoover
Columbus
Ohio Hospital Association
Hoover
Former hospital chief elected president of Ohio Association
J. R Mannix former superintendent of the local hospital is the president elect of the Ohio Association to take office in 1934 35. Avon was born to Mr and Mrs Helix Scepanske Grafton Ohio at Elyria Memorial Hospital on May fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R Mannix
Ohio Association
Avon
Helix Scepanske
Grafton
Ohio
al Elyria Memorial Hospital
Memorial Woodworth Camp Plans Memorial Day Devotion
Major Woodworth Camp and Auxiliary of the United Spanish War Veterans met at the Ek of C hall with good attendance. John G. Schrock announced Rev. Father Isadore Rafferty of Lorain as Memorial Day speaker and noted a May 19 committee meeting for final services. An invitation to a May 6 VFW fish fry was accepted as a stag affair. The next meeting on May 18 will finalize plans for Memorial services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodworth
United Spanish War Veterans
C. Hall
John G. Schrock
Isadore Rafferty
St. Anthony's
Lorain
France
General Committee
V. F. W. Hall
Nineteenth Street
Living Giants sermon at First M. E. Elyria church
Reverend John G. Koontz leads Sunday morning service with a sermon on Living Giants. Special music features Doris Standen clarinet, Agnes DeLord piano, a vocal duet by Mrs. Lee Andrews and Velma Andrews, junior anthem, and a Sunday school orchestra. Services begin 10 15 a m with Sunday school at 11 15 a m and classes for all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Koontzs
Doris Standen
Agnes DeLord
Lee Andrews
Velma Andrews
Elyria
St John’s Ladies Aid Society Plans Silver Tea
Twenty five ladies attended the St John’s Ladies Aid Society meeting yesterday. Arrangements were made for a silver tea on May 25 open to all church ladies. The society will meet again in two weeks for an all day sewing session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Ladies’ Aid Society
Garden Club Meeting at Gulf Farms with Speaker J A Van Kleeck
Dr and Mrs G Nishalone will host Garden Club at Gulf Farms on May 8. J A Van Kleeck will discuss Angnnals, with a 7 pm early arrival to enjoy Yew Tree Cottage and grounds. A tulip contest is planned and members should bring three tulip specimens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf Farms
J. A. van Kleeck
Ohio
Garden Magazine
Yew Tree Cottage
Nicholas
W. F. Hall
Pythian Sisters Inspect Hall in Woodman Event
More than a hundred visitors from Lorain Oberlin Amherst Sandusky and Willard attended the annual inspection of the Pythian Sisters in Woodman hall. Eve Howell of Fremont presided as district deputy grand chief. Gifts were given to the deputy and pianist Mrs Margaret Smith of Lorain. The most excellent chief Miss Dorothy Barton received a gift. flowers in red white blue and yellow decorated the hall. Next meeting set for May 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain Oberlin
Amherst
Sandusky
Democratic Women's Club Holds Meeting at Seward Home
Fifty members gathered at Mrs J B Seward's Fourth Street residence for a routine session. Mrs Jon Shibley led the program with two papers, Should We Recognize Russia by Mrs Ray Sitrock and Thomas Jefferson by Mrs A D Lugaski. Refreshments were served by Mrs Lena Taber. The group plans to meet June 1 at Mrs Mary Eshman's Fifteenth Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Women’s Club
J. B. Seward
Fourth Street
Jon Shibley
Cnarze
Russia
Ray Sitrock
Thomas Jefferson
A. D. Lugaski
Lena Taber
Mary Eshman
Fifteenth Street
Kan Act Club to Join Lyceum Group
Members of the Kan Act Club met at East Carlisle School for a business session led by the president. They voted to join the Lyceum group to stage plays this fall and to take part in the West Carlisle PTA meeting on May 12 presenting Hiring a Servant. The next meeting is May 18 at 6 60 p m at East Carlisle School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Carlisle
Lyceum
West Carlisle
Personality Pals Plan May Breakfast and Pajama Party
The Personality Pals met at Miss Olive Noonan’s home on Tenth Street. They discussed plans for a May breakfast and a progressive party and chose a club pin. A luncheon was served by Mrs. Noonan. The next meeting will be a Pajama party at Miss Lucilla Novesks or Homer Cowtt’s home in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Noonan
Tenth Street
Noonan
Lucilla Novesks
Homer Cowtt
Oar-Up Club Enjoys Swim and Tureen Dinner
The Oar-Up Club began with a swim at the Y M C A pool then moved to the Y W C A gym for a tureen dinner. Ela Reidrich presided over a business session as plans formed for a weekend at Camp Iss See Kez May 10th and 21st and four book reviews on May 18th covering fiction travel biography and religion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ela Reidrich
Camp Iss
Neat
O W L Club Closes Membership. Social Evening At Foreman Home
During a recent business session at Martha Foreman home 124 Harvard avenue the O W L Club voted to close the membership roll and stop accepting applications. Members spent the evening telling stories and dancing with Ethel Baldauf as a guest. A social event was set for Wednesday May 17 at Helen Eddy Stop 8 Lake avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. W. L. Club
Martha Foreman
Harvard Avenue
Ethel Baldauf
Helen Eddy
Lake Avenue
Mrs Charlotte Lewis Ill With Bronchitis at Chestnut Street
Mrs Charlotte Lewis has been ill with bronchitis at her home on Chestnut street the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Lewis
Chestnut Street
Hamilton P T A Hosts Lunch and Installs Officers
The Hamilton P T A held a noon luncheon for 21 teachers and parents in the PL T A room. A 3:15 meeting followed with Mrs. R Fox presiding and officers installed for the next year. The program featured first grade orchestra, a play My Cat Timothy, piano and dance numbers, and an operetta prize awarded to Miss Parmelee's room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton P. T. A
PL. T
R. N. Fox
V. Cuger
H. Ingersoll
J. Powell
W. C. McClellan
W.A. Dehm
C. T. Corkill
L. J. Boothroyd
B. Webner
H. C. House
F. Hadaway
Fox
R. Fox
Verne Unger
Elizabeth Freese
Henry Ingersoll
Philip Robson
Alice McCracken
Shirley Oldfield
Parmelese
Cat Timothy
George Prohazka
Billy Powell
Kentucky
Thomas
Way to Peace drama previews at First Methodist church
The Way to Peace, second in a series of religious dramas, will be presented Sunday evening May 1 at 7 50 at the First Methodist church. Cast includes Isaac Hans Steger Rebekah Elsha Brown and King Abimelech Ralph Williams with others. The program aims to convey truth through sight and sound and ends with a ten minute sermon by the pastor. Costumes were sewn by church women using Bible picture references. Attendees are advised to read Genesis chapters 5 through 26 to set the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
God
Wll
Pearce
Isaac
Hans Steger
Rebekah
Elsha Brown
Karl Kohler
Circle Five of St Pauls Church Hosts May Banquet Prep
Circle No 5 of St Pauls Evangelical Church met at Mrs Styles home on Tenth St with sixteen members and one guest. Devotions by Mrs Helen Diederich preceded a brief business meeting and favors for the mother daughter banquet to be held at the church Friday evening May 12. A luncheon was served and the group planned to meet again in a month at Mrs Schroeder’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Styles
Tenth Street
Helen Diederich
Schroeder
David J. Nye
Lo’elock
Alfred Luther
Lakewood
Beebe
Charles Hupp
The
Odd Fellows
Guerin
Franklin Schoool
Yoo
Dad’ Beebe
Oberlin
Ralph McDonald
Weeknight Evangelistic Campaign Ends Tonight
Evangelist Charles K. Neighbour of Philadelphia wraps up the weeknight services at First Baptist Church with three remaining meetings, as Sunday will feature the climactic final four services. Neighbour preached on The Blood, defending substitutionary atonement and the necessity of Christ’s sacrifice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles K. Neighbour
Philadelphia
First Baptist Church
Evangelist Neighbour
Christ
Apostles
Paul
Mr. Neighbour
Neighbour
Lorain County W. C. T. U. Mid Year Conference Held
The Lorain County W. C. T. U. held its mid year meeting at the local Y W C A starting 10 a.m. with Mrs. A L Hill as president presiding and representatives from seven unions attending. A luncheon for fifty followed, then programs including devotionals by Mrs McBride and remarks by Mrs Nadine Rica, with prize announcements and a state mid year report. The fall meeting is planned for Brownhelm in September or October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
A. L. Hill
Lorain
Roll Call
Mary Smith
A. R. Kimpton
Oberlin
McBride
Nadine Rica
Elyria
J. C. Hallock
Rose Longwell
Irvin Eldred
West Ridge
A. H. DeVeny
Allie Clouse
Brownhelm
Long Servier
Susan F. Hinman
Union
Mars Miller
Young People’s Branch
Helen Osborne
Jenne
Amherst
Second Congregational church Division A meets with nineteen present
Mrs. Nell Miller led the Division A business gathering of the Second Congregational church with nineteen members in attendance. A silver tea is planned for Thursday evening May 11 at Mrs. Carl Fesler’s Erie street home. The next regular meeting will be June six with a birthday tureen at the church. Members may bring a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Miller
Second Congregational Church
Carl Fesler
Erie Street
McKinley Girl Reserves Plan Mother-Daughter Tea
The group met yesterday to organize a mother-daughter tea at the Y W C A next Thursday from four to six. The program will feature a play titled The Purple Iris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Mrs Sharp Hosts Ninety Five Club Meeting
Mrs. William Graves Sharp hosted the Ninety Five Club at her Washington avenue home with flamingo flower holders and quince arrangements. Mrs. Walter Davies reviewed Friedrich Von Schiller while Mrs. Sharp discussed Emile Zola works Le Debacle and Lourdes. Mrs. W H Stark will host the final meeting on May 1%th at Oberlin road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Graves Sharp
Washington Avenue
Ninety- Five Club
Walter Davies
Sharp
Oberlin Road
Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary Plans 25th Anniversary Events
The meeting drew good attendance as plans emerged for a mother daughter banquet to mark the auxiliary's 25th anniversary. Tentative talks also covered a silver tea in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons OF Veterans Auxiliary
Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary
Church of Christ Division A conducts meeting and plans events
Twenty members met at the church for a business session and social hour. They planned a silver tea on May 16 at Mrs. C. A. Martin’s home 234 Eastern Heights boulevard. Contest winners were Mrs. H. Eckenroad and Mrs. Dean. An evening dinner meeting is set for June 21 at Mrs. C. M. Williams home on West Ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Division A
Church of Christ
C. A. Martin
Eastern Heights Boulevard
H. & Eckenroad
Dean
C. M. Williams
West Ridge
Warden Lawes Look Reviewed At Research Club Meeting
The Research Club met at Mrs. Alice McRobert’s home with Mrs. Elizabeth Halde man assisting. Eighteen members and a guest attended. Mrs. John Horock reviewed 99 000 Years in Sing Sing by Warden Lewis K Lawes and topics were discussed followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice McRobert
Elizabeth Haldeman
John Horock
Sing Sing
Lewis K. Lawes
Local Couple Pairs in Public Notices Listing
The fragment lists names and ages including Robert Bennett Wiggins 25 a physician from Fairport Ohio and Virginia Anne Rieth 19 Lorain with Rev Van der Pyie of Oberlin. Emmett Poirier 22 coast guard Alpena Michigan and Mary Knezetic 19 Lorain with Rev Vuchonic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bennett Wiggins
Fairport
Ohio
Virginia Anne Rieth
Lorain
van der Pyie
Oberlin
Emmett Poirier
Coast Guard
Alpena
Michigan
Mary Knezetic
Vuchonic
Memorial Day observance plans discussed by local groups
H. P. Chapman Camyz and U VV. held a regular session at G. A. R. hall with good attendance. Plans were discussed for Memorial Day observance. On May eighteenth the Sons will join the Auxiliary for a birthday celebration, urging all members to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Chapman Camyz
UVV
G. A. R. Hall
Closing Session of Allen P.T.A. Draws 185 Attendees
The Allen P.T.A. meeting led by Mrs. O Follint featured group singing, a program honoring teachers, and election of officers. Attendees heard reports, recognized Mercl for service, and learned the Mothersingers will broadcast from WGAR on the coming Wednesday at 6:45 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyril Brecknock
Kathleen Masioan
O. Follint
Council
Alcem
Jauiter
Mercl
Maston
Ohio
T. Post
E. C. Vooke
Post
Breck- Noack
C. T. Fost
Bessie Downing
Plorence Lamadue
William Birkline
Anna Schlessman
Mothersinger
H. C. Elgar
Leemhuis
John Lowry
Pos
Lowrey
Esgar
Betty Bishop
Judy
WGAR
Janet Lewis
Judith Snerrill
Oberlin Road
Allen P. T. A
Mothersingers
Max
Blue Ribbons Awarded to Gulf Road Students at PTA Meeting
Thirteen children received blue ribbons at the Gulf Road Parent Teacher Association gathering after the business portion. Recipients include Robert Johnson Wilma Bloom Oliver Moon Frank Cad Zelma Smith Rose Marie Haglund Alan Johnson Lois Youtzy Luella Walker Patricia Jensen Jack Jensen Glen Moon and Otto Sittinger. Ribbons were presented by Miss Mabel Wade. An art exhibit followed. Commencement is set for May 11 at the Gulf Road school with Rose Marie Taglind Alma Johnson Frank Dan Alan Johnson and Frank Ripple among graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf Road
Gulf Toad School
Rose Maris “Taglind
Alma Johnson
Frank Dan
Alan Johnson
Frank Ripple
Swimmers Club Reschedules Freshman-Sophomore Meet
The Freshman Sophomore swimming meet, postponed from last Monday, will be held next Monday afternoon at three at the Y M C A pool.
Grace Lutheran Ladies Aid to Meet Social Gathering
The Grace Lutheran Ladies Aid held a regular business meeting yesterday afternoon in the church parlors. Mrs Adolph Witt and Mrs Frank Witt hosted twenty three members and one guest, with plans for a social meeting on May eighteenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran Ladies Aid Society
Adolph Witt
Frank Witt
Edmund Burke first entry into Commons earns dinner bell tag
Edmund Burke, famed ally of the American cause, entered the British House of Commons where his frequent speeches drew audiences away, earning him the nickname the dinner bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Burke
America
House of Commons
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Democratic Women's Club
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Lyceum Group
Roar-Up Club
Turern
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ST. Paul's
Mrs. Styles
W. G. Sharp
Warden Lawes
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Jake” Shafer
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