Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges
Admissions list includes Mrs Kay Hendrixson at 358 Furnace Street and Mrs William Weekley at Oberlin R D No 2 and Cora Mar Moore of Avon Lake. Discharges include Mrs Donald Shiver and baby girl at 229 Columbia Avenue and Johanna Frankovitch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Hendrixson
Furnace Street
William Wynn
Woodford
William Weekley
Oberlin
R. D
Cora Mar Moore
Avon Lake
Donald Shiver
Columbia Avenue
Johanna Frankovitch
Three Hundred Attend Annual Inspection of Eastern Star
Approximate three hundred members and guests witnessed the annual Inspection of Order of Eastern Star at Mason Temple. Deputy Grand Matron Mattie Prosser of District No. 4 presided, Grace Barton presented a colonial bouquet, and Hazel Brodbeck led solos with Helen Waite and Louise Brown. Guests included regional officers and representatives from Cleveland, Medina, Wellington, Elyria, and beyond. A three course dinner for ninety seven preceded formalities, with May baskets at each place and floral decorations. The next meeting is set for May nineteenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Mattie Prosser
Grand Chapter
Ohio
Grace Barton
Hazel Brodbeck
Helen Waite
Louise Brown
Mrs. Barton
Rynu Wise
Medina
Marie Ramser
Wellington
Kathryn Stone
Elyria
Minnie Lathrop
Dover
West
Elizabeth Soden
Cleveland
Lakewood
Rocky River
Vermilion
Lorain
Oberlin
Wakeman
Wadsworth
Wooster
Ashland
Amherst
la Grange
Litchfield
Bernice Lawrence
Violet Reger
Emma Potter
Davidson Mahan marriage solemnized at home ceremony
Miss Anne Davidson wed Howard Mahan in a six thirty Friday evening ceremony at Reverend George Brown’s home on Princeton Avenue. Attended by Miss Janet Davidson and Frank Miles, the couple took residence at 194 Beebe Court after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Davidson
Howard Mahan
George Brown
United Presbyterian Church
Princeton Avenue
James Davidson
Charles Court
Janet Davidson
Hazelle Myers
Frank Miles
Mahan
Twilight Readings Highlight Royalty and Irish Club Events
Mrs Rudolph Siegfried reviews Twilight of Royalty by Alexander in Four O Clock club at Mrs A F Terry's home, detailing dethroned European rulers and intimate circles. Irvin Cobb tribute Both Sides of the Street lauds a South America trip. Year end luncheon set May 19 at Mrs G B Findley’s Abbe Road home with a busy weekly schedule of girl reserves clubs and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
Grand Duke
Russia
Rudolph Siegfried
Four O'Clock Club
A. F. Terry
Fourth Street
Europe
Irvin Cobb
Elyria Men’s Bible Class Meets at Rivoli Theater
The Elyria Men's Bible Class gathers tomorrow at 9:00 in the Rivoli Theater Broad Street. President James A. Hewitt will call the meeting to order. Paul Wainwright leads song with Clare Short at the piano. A. E. Gillesbie from Erie sings several selections. L. B. Hindman presents the Bible Lesson titled Sin Is Sin. The group invites all unaffiliated men to join for Bible study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Men's
Rivoli
Broad Street
James A. Hewitt
Paul Wainwright
Clare Short
A. E. Gillesbie
Erie
Pennsylvania
L. B. Hindman
L. H. Club Renamed to Sorelle at May Party Plans
Miss Mary Ellen Buswell hosted the L. H. Club on Kenyon avenue where members renamed the group Sorelle. Plans were made for a party Friday May 12 at 7 PM at Miss Betty Lamar’s home, 241 Columbia avenue, with Mrs. C G Buswell serving refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Club
Mary Ellen Buswell
Kenyon Avenue
Sun Day School Class Enjoys Afternoon at Betty Jean Waldron Home
Yesterday afternoon the Sun day School class taught by Miss Ruth McGinnis of the Church of Christ was entertained by Miss Betty Jean Waldron at her home on Adams street. Guests included Hazel Patterson and Geraldine Powell. Prizes were awarded to Shirley Goetz Marian Taverson and Arlene Brouse. Refreshments concluded the pleasant afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth McGinnis
Church of Christ
Betty Jean Waldron
Adams Street
Hazel Patterson
Geraldine Powell
Shirley Goetz
Marian Taverson
Arlene Brouse
Holy Cross PTA to sponsor summer party event
Holy Cross Parent Teacher Association held its final meeting with twenty five members present. With the president absent, vice president presided. Plans were made to register children for the summer roundup and the group sponsors a party Thursday at 7:30 p m in the church hall featuring Pedro Pinochle and 66 with refreshments to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Cross P. T. A
Holy Cross Parent Teacher Association
Kacibsarek
Szsytkowski
Pedro
Royal Neighbors Set May Rally Date at Woodman Hall
Twenty five members attended last evening at Modern Woodmen Hall. One application was balloted and arrangements finalized for the Lorain County Rally to be held in the city May nineteenth in Woodman Hall. After the meeting the Drill Team gathered for practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodman Hall
Lorain County
Annual semi formal spring dance at the Legion Home
The L. S. club held its annual semi formal spring dance at the Legion Home with Jack Sullivan's Band. The hall featured bright streamers and balloons, spring gowns, and tea roses corsages as Elyrians and out of town guests attended, listing numerous attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
L. S. Club
Legion Home
Jack Sullivan
Helen Rudy
Walter Haurr
Kay McDonald
Chnt Heidrich
Marge Dean
Clifford Roe
Lucille Graber
George Dunstan
Genevieve Parks
Bob Kiely
Gladys Plocher
Bill Custer
Leola Tripp
Roy Chamberlain
Bettye Harpster
George Siber
Phyllis Wheatler
Hernet Mason
Mary Alice McLaughlin
Earl Holbrook
Nina Nelson
Jay Dettman
Helen Snyder
Bob Green
Eleanor Hrickson
Jack Donnelly
Ellen Nelson
Louie Brecknock
Roger E. Kellogg
Alice Johnson
Mary Schwert
Harlow McNally
Mary Lou Duffy
Ben Knapp
Gerry Ehricke
Ernest Bushwell
Tom Stringer
Virginia Knapp
Charles Kegg
Katherine Smith
George Bourguiz
Ruth Higgins
Art Moelk
Maxine Carroll
Carolyn Manzo
Robert Peters
Marge Daniels
Donald Hutchins
Helen Stolzenberg
Frances Mundrick
Dorothy Welch
Deli Kayser
Yvonne Sanker
Herbert Sanders
Beatrice Welch
James Smith
Martha Jane Wilson
Ted Washke
Bertha Borie
Roy Crowell
Mary Margaret Borie
Robert Tischler
Hal Daly
Bernice Atkinson
Helen Glowner
Richard Blaine
Betty Overdeer
Robert Vandermark
Hester Humphrey
Tate Goodspeed
Della Lyndes
Bill Jago
Helen Moore
Walter Kocher
Lucille Fehrson
Robert Conky
Alice Kellar
George Niser
Beulah Turner
Cleatus Haury
Lucille Kelley
Norman Haury
Natha Jackson
Peter Worthington
Cleo Tucker
Ralph Brownell
Billy Orvis
Wanda Krisher
Virginia Wicker
Gus Elbert
Morrie Ahlgrum
Jeanne Smith
Lina Isel
Bill Scott
Forty Attend Party by St Mary's Sodality in Parish Hall
A card party hosted by St Marys Sodality in Parish Hall drew forty guests last evening. Miss Margaret Stoltz chaired the event with Miss Helen Taylor high scorer. Miss Mary Barnes won consoled and Miss Mildred Johns Evelyn Shirack took the contest prize. Refreshments ended the gathering as rehearsals begin for two may twenty third plays and the Glee Club debuts then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Sodality
Margaret Stoltz
Helen Taylor
Mary Barnes
Mildred Johns
Evelyn Shirack
Glee Club
Honors for Mrs. Harlan Hurd in Oberlin return
Mrs. Harlan Hurd formerly Eleanor Burke, now a resident of Oberlin, was honored at a Hillsdale Court gathering hosted by Miss Evelyn Hunter. Attendees played bridge with prizes awarded to Rosetta Burke, Mrs. Charles Carreo, Mrs. John Sinegar and Mrs. Hoy. a gift was presented to the guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan Hurd
Eleanor Burke
Evelyn Hunter
Hillsdale Court
Bridge
Rosetta Burke
Charles Carreo
John Sinegar
Hoy
Hurd
Oberlin
Past Presidents' Association Meets at Mrs Lent Home
The Past Presidents' Association of Sons of Union Veterans' auxiliary gathered yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Jennie Lent's Eleventh street home. Nine members attended a business session then played cards and solved jigsaw puzzles. Hostess prize went to Mrs. Cora Bemis and refreshments followed. Mrs. Helen Kelly to host next at Rast avenue Juve second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association of Sons of Union Veterans’ Auxiliary
Jennie Lent
Eleventh Street
Cora Bemis
Helen Kelly
Rast Avenue
Juve Second
Perkins Visit Ill Grandchild in North Olmsted
Mr and Mrs R C Perkins of North Olmsted visited their ill grandchild Arthur Perking Junior at home 621 East River Street the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. ¢. Perkins
North Olmsted
Arthur Perking
East River Street
Civics Department Plans June Career Luncheon
Twenty five members of the Civics and Political Science Department of Elioris Woman's Club met for a luncheon at the club home Friday. Mrs. A C Schilleman was elected incoming chairman. The afternoon featured bridge and a gift was presented to Schilleman. The next meeting will be the first Friday in June at Mrs George Bush's home with a career luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elioris Woman's Club
T. Potter
Ada Heimbach
H. C. Reinhardt
H. Rodgers
George Bush
A. C. Schilleman
Schilleman
Bridge
J. W. Smith
Religious Drama Set at First Methodist Church Tomorrow
The First Methodist Episcopal Church hosts a 7:30 p.m. show “The War to Peace” as part of a religious drama series replacing the evening sermon. Earlier, Dr. E. J. Bond preaches at 7:45 a.m. on “Such As I Have,” with organ preludes and anthems by Louise Brown and the choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Episcopal Church
E. J. Bond
Franck
Dudler Buck
Saint-Saens
Whiting
Hodge
Louise Brown
Dubois
Mozart
A. Burr
Leona Mowry
Epworth League
Church Nursery
Marian Upp
Roberta Mosley
Edison P T A Elects Officers For New School Year
Thomas Edison P T A held a Thursday meeting led by president Mrs. Scott Lingenfelder. Officers nominated: president Mrs. Lingenfelder, first vice president Mrs. E Brillhart, second vice president Mrs. J Squires, secretary Mrs. H Botamer, treasurer Mrs. Ea Fell. Miss Arnie Spencer won the largest attendance prize. Thelma Page sang two solos with her mother. H E Meister spoke on Religion in Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linugenfelter
E. Brillhart
J. Squires
H. Botamer
Ea Fell
Arnie Spencer
Thelma Page
Herk. P. Meister
Program Presented By Circle at 2nd Congregational Church
A Circle meeting at the Second Congregational Church featured readings by Mrs F WV Scott and two solos by Mrs M Little with piano by Mrs Don Hecock. Division C hostesses organized the event in the church basement with a contest and jig saw puzzles for entertainment and refreshments by Mrs J E Hecock, Mrs Hecker, and Miss Nelle Hecock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F WV. Scott
M. Little
Don Hecock
Division C
Second Congregational Church
J. E. Hecock
Hecker
Nelle Hecock
Sermon Theme at Pilgrim Community Church
Rev. W. L. Ludlow selects Door Keepers of God as Sunday's sermon theme. Sunday School starts at 9 30 AM and church services begin at 11 50 AM with a welcome to all worshippers in Spirit and in Truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Ludlow
Pilgrim Community Church
Within Her Walls Sermon At Emmanuel Lutheran
Reverend Har old Sayles preaches at Emmanuel Lutheran Church Sunday at 10 46 am on Within Her Walls. Roland Faulhaber directs the choir singing Son of My Soul. Sunday school meets at 9 45 am. Evening service at 7 30 pm features a meditation on the Lord s Prayer and the choir also sings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Sayles
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Roland Faulhaber
Community Club Meetings and Religious Classes Listed
A long list of Monday gatherings includes Sororities Young Women's Division at Clarabell Wise on 12th street and Ruth Sheppard on Grafton road. Bible classes, clubs, and lodge meetings meet at various local venues including St. Pauls Church and Masonic Temple with multiple hosts named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Sorority
Clarabell Wise
12Th Street
2Nd
Cong
Ruth Sheppard
Grafton Road
Sunny Side Up
Wehndorff
Columbus Street
Dubi Dee
Garnet Cox
Park Place
Maxine Lucas
Howe Street
Epsilon Sigma Alhpa
St. Paul's Church
Ben Hindman
Miss Pardee
Tucker School of Expression
Mono Mor Club
Ruth Barton
7Th Street
Garden Club
G. D. Nicholas
Gulf Farms
King Solomon’s Lodge
Masonic Temple
Columbia Club
St. John's School
Rainbow Girls
Knights of Columbus
K. of C. Hall
6Th Ward Democratic Club
West River Street
Minnie Brown
C. Jaster
Princeton Avenue
R. Johnson
10Th Street
Miss Betty Freeman To Be Violin Soloist At Choral Concert
Miss Betty Freeman of Cleveland and Oberlin Conservatory will be soloist on Tuesday evening May 1 at the First Congregational Church. She has studied under Reber Johnson and Louis Persinger, spent summers at Chautauqua, and has appeared with the Oberlin Conservatory Orchestra and Glee Club. Her accompanist will be Walter Hansen of Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Freeman
Oberlin
Betty Freeman
Cleveland
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Reber Johnson
Louis Persinger
Chautauqua
New York
Juilliard
Obeerlin, Conservatory
Oberlo Women's Glee Club
West Virginia
Kentucky
Ohio
Sho
Oberlin Conservatory
Shoe
Walter Hansen
Oteriin Conservatory
Elyria Business College Debates Legalized Beer Topic
Elyria Business College students held a Friday morning debate on the merits and demerits of legalized beer with earnest, well informed arguments. The affirmative won with judges listing Kathleen Bailey John Donovan Edwin Knechtel Carolyn Manzo Richard Notley. Bever ly Gates read readings and next week’s topic on installment buying was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Business College
Alien Day
Charlies Reid
Robert Vandemark
Robert Broundwell
Bertha Borie
Martha Wilson
Dwayne Newell
Kathleen Bailey
John Donovan
Edwin Knechtel
Carolyn Manzo
Richard Notley
Beverly Gates
Twe
Loretta McGuire
Kathryn Pfaff
Hand Couple Called to Vandergrift on Family Illness
Mr and Mrs Robert Hand are summoned to Vandergrift Pennsylvania due to illness of Hand's father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hand
Vandergrift
Pennsylvania
Meetings District No 9 of Sons of L V and Auxiliary
Meetings of District No 9 of Sons of L V and Auxiliary set for Sunday at 3906 Lorain Street Cleveland. Morning session starts 10 30 with dinner served at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of L. V. and
Auxiliary
Lorain Street
Cleveland
Church music program and services at Second and Chapel Streets
The Church of Christ at Second and Chapel streets presents a 7 30 p m musical program featuring preludes, quartet and solo performances by Wainwright Glenn Brown and others. A 10 50 a m service will feature Erie Pennsylvania soloist A E Gillesbie with two quartet selections and a sermon on A Religion For Today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Second
Chapel Streets
Rachmaninoff
Drkes
Jesus
Thomas
Mr. Wainwright
Heavenly Father
Glenn
Brown
Hand
Erie
Pennsylvania
Williams
Mr. Hindman
J. D. Funk
Marie Young
Elsie Bridge
Bible School
Dorcas
Lorain County
Dorothy Barton
Ruth McGinnis
Annabel Horace
Lillian Mallory
Mildred Findlay
Raymond Brunzer
Christian Endeavor Society
Russell Shepherd
Paul Wainwright
Erie guest lists and Ohio Wesleyan play sighted
A. E. Gillespie of Erie visits Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hindman in East Avenue. Clark Maddock and orchestra depart for Michigan for weekend engagements. A. Nilsen family and friends attend Ohio Wesleyan freshman play in Delaware with Miss Betty Nilsen in Seventeen. Trvinhase and Kipf families travel for personal reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Gillespie
Erie
Pennsylvania
Ben Hindman
East Avenue
Clark Maddock
Michigan
Clark Lake
A. Nilsen
Marian
Nina Baker
Earl Greenland
Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan
Betty Nilsen
Booth Tarkington
H. E. Trvin Hase
Dayton
Columbus
Ohio
Henry Dykeman
Toledo
W. H. Kipf
Tenth Street
Monroe
William Kipf
United Presbyterian Church Sunday Services
The Bible School workers meet for prayer at 9 20 A M The Bible School session opens at 9 50 The lesson subject is Jesus Faces the Cross Mark 10 32 52 At 10 45 the morning worship is held The pastor continues Ephesian studies on One Way to God for Both Jew and Gentile based on Ephesians 2 18 The young people meet for devotional Bible study at 6 30 P M At 7 30 the evening worship begins with a service of song after which the pastor speaks on The Coming Antichrist Wednesday evening instead of the regular weekly prayer meet
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Jesus
Cross
Missionary Society Meeting Observes Rethinking Missions
Mrs. Charles Miller hosted the Congregational church Missionary Society at East street. Mrs. Mayme Blum led devotionals, Mrs. F. E. Eastman presided over the business meeting, and a nominating committee was formed for the next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst, C
Charles Miller
Walter Kappley
Missionary Society of the Congregational Church
East Street
Mayme Blum
F. E. Eastman
F. J. Hubbard
James Miller
Ada Purcell
Hamilton
Oberlin
Medina Association
Sullivan,o
Charles Good
China
E. Stanley Jones
College Center of
H. W. Powers
The
Christian Herald
Missions
Anna Judson
Myrta Smith
H. A. Williams
Shupe Avenue
Par Ent Teachers Association Sets Stunt Night at School
The final PTA meeting of the Public School year takes place in the school auditorium on Monday evening. Officers will be installed after the business session. The stunt program features a carnival style show, sewing class creations by Miss Hearn, an art exhibit, portrait drawings, and musical numbers by Baird's Midget Band Elyria. A social hour will follow with teachers as hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teachers Association
Baird
Elyria
Amherst Legion forms softball team for county league
Elmer Johnson Post 118 held its regular meeting at the Legion rooms with routine business and Memorial Day plans. The Amherst Post forms a softball team to join the Lorain County American Legion League, with first game details to be announced. Steel City Post 504 at Lorain hosts initial work with John Patterson state commander and county commander Ralph Falls plus I E Kubic as toastmaster attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Johnson
American Legion
Legion Rooms
Amherst Post
Lorain County American Legion League
Steel City Post No
Lorain
Legion
John Patterson
The
Ralph Falls
Wellington
I. E. Kubic
Union service at Congregational church Sunday evening
A union service of the First Evangelical and Congregational churches will be held at the Congregational church at 7 30 p m Sunday evening. Rev A A M Rickel pastor of the Evangelical church will give a talk on The Other Wise Man and it will be illustrated by stereopticon slides. Music will be rendered by the Congregational church choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Evangelical and Congregational Churches
Congregational Church
A A. M. Rickel
The
Evangelical Church
Henry van Dyke
Reception of New Members at St. Peter's League
The Intermediate League of St. Peter's Evangelical church holds a 6:30 Sunday devotional with Karl Sabiers leading on The Sermon on the Mount. New members of the 1933 confirmation class will be received as a feature. the regular business meeting follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intermediate League of St. Peter's Evangelical Church
Karl Sabiers
Rezlar
Outdoor Epworth League Meeting With Miss Florence Guild
The Epworth League of the Methodist church plans an outdoor gathering on Sunday evening if weather allows. Miss Florence Guild leads on the topic God in Nature, with members meeting at the church at five and bringing sandwiches. They hike to the Bills home on Middle Ridge Road for a meal, otherwise the church will host indoors if it rains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League of the Methodist Church
Past Chiefs to Meet Mrs Elsie Orcutt at Foster Park
Mrs Elsie Orcutt of Foster Park road will host the Past Chiefs' Club gathering, inviting members of the organization for an upcoming meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Orcutt
Foster Park Road
Evangelistic Service Featuring Betty Weakland
A church invites all to attend an evangelistic service where Miss Betty Weakland will sing and preach. Her wide circle of friends and the public are invited to participate in the event at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Weakland
Life in the Machine Age Sermon at First Congregational
The Rev. William Muir Auld will preach on Life in the Machine Age at the 10:45 Sunday service. The choir will perform The Lord s Exalted by J. E. West. Church School departments meet in their rooms for worship. A cordial welcome to all, especially newcomers without a church home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Muir Auld
First Congregational Church
J. E. West
Church School
May Business Men's Association Meeting At St Peter's
The Amherst Business Men's Association will hold its May meeting at the parlors of St Peter's Evangelical church on Monday evening. Supper will be served at 6 30 by the ladies of the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst Business Men's Association
St. Peter's Evangelical Church
Circle No 1 Hosts St Ann's Circle at Mrs Renner Home
Circle No 1 of St Ann's Society will visit Mrs Carl Renner on Spring Street Monday evening for hospitality at St Joseph's Catholic church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Renner
Spring Street
St. Ann’s
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
English services at St Peter's church at 10 39 Sunday
English services will be held in the English language at St. Peter's Evangelical church at 10:39 Sunday morning. German services in June July and August will begin at 0:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter’s Evangelical Church
Mrs Wesbecher Attends Catholic Women’s Council
Mrs J A Wesbecher of Jackson Street travels to Cleveland as a delegate to the National Council of Catholic Women and serves as assistant hostess for the Lorain deanery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Wesbecher
Jackson Street
Cleveland
National Council of Catholic Women
Lorain Deanery
Lorain Juvenile Symphony Orchestra Concert
Amherst music lovers attended the Lorain Juvenile Symphony Orchestra concert in Lorain Friday evening. The ensemble included Amherst musicians and was directed by Joe Monia. Burton Coburn of this city played the xylophone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Lorain
Schroeder Family Attends Emmanuel Church Supper
Mr and Mrs George Schroeder with their sons Gerald and Robert attend a tureen supper at Emmanuel Evangelical church in Lorain on Friday evening Gerald participates in the program with the family present for the event
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Schroeder
Gerald
Robert
Emmanuel Evangelical
Circle Meeting At St Ann's Society Monday
Mrs. Peter Wohlever of Franklin street will entertain Circle No 3 of St Ann's Society at St Joseph Catholic church Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Wohlever
Franklin Street
St. Ann’s
Oberlin Minister To Speak At Local Methodist Service
Rev William Carrington of Oberlin will preach at the local Methodist church Sunday morning on Christian Neighborliness and sing several negro spirituals. He will also conduct services at South Amherst and Axtel Methodist churches that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
William Carrington
Carrington
South Amherst
Axtel
Regular Hickory Tree Grange Meeting Planned
The Hickory Tree Grange will hold its regular meeting at the Grange Hall on Milan Avenue Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickory Tree Grange
Grange Hall
Milan Avenue
Local Ladies Spend Friday Afternoon in Lorain
Mrs. Fred Schmauch and Miss Katherine Sipple were in Lorain on Friday afternoon. Mrs. Mock is seriously ill at her North Main Street home. Mrs. William Coburn attended the Junior Symphony Orchestra concert in Lorain Friday evening. Mrs. P. A. Becker spent Friday evening in Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Schmauch
Katherine Sipple
Lorain
Mock
North Main Street
William Coburn
P. A. Becker
Avon Meet To Organize 4-H Club
Miss Alice Bird county extension worker met mothers and daughters in Avon to organize a 4-H club at Mrs. E. T. Evenson home. Attendees include Mrs. Peter Nissen with Marian and Norma, Mrs. William Barr, Mrs. Ben Walker, Mrs. George Detzer with Marian and Rose Marie, Mrs. Conroy with Reta and Rosemary, and Jean Evenson. Evenson named leader with Barr and Nissen as assistants. mothers to form advisory board. Plans to be completed at a later meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon
Alice Bird
E. T. Evenson
Peter Nissen
Marian
Norma
William Barr
Ben Walker
George Detzer
Rose Marie
Conroy
Reta
Rosemary
Jean Evenson
Barr
Nissen
Just-On-Time Club Meets At Mrs Wearsch Home
Mrs Charles Wearsch hosted the Just-On-Time Club with a cards evening. Prizes went to Mrs John Frey first, Mrs Vernon Frey second, and Mrs John Lear consolation. Plans for a luncheon theater party were made. Next meeting in two weeks at Mrs Vernon Frey home with husbands invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wearsch
John Frey
Vernon Frey
John Lear
Hundred Club Hosts Card Evening and Prizes
Mr and Mrs Joseph Pb Forth oer hosted a Thursday night five hundred card club. Prizes went to Mrs Paul Stokes and W E Blake first and Mr and Mrs Clyde McAllister second. A late hour lunch followed. Next meeting set for two weeks at the home of Mr and Mrs W E Blake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Pb. Forthofer
Paul Stokes
W. E. Blake
Clyde McAllister
W. E Blake
Five Hundred Club Hosts Pinochle At Forthofer Home
Mr and Mrs Gilbert Forthofer welcomed Five Hundred players for a pinochle session with high scores awarded to Mrs Jerome Oster and Gilbert Forthofer and to Mrs Maynard Krebs and William Bitz. A luncheon followed. Maynard Krebs to host in two weeks. James Davidson Jr played with minstrels at Kent Normal College auditorium. J E Davidson spent Friday in Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Forthofer
Five Hundred
Jerome Oster
Maynard Krebs
Willian Bitz
Maynard
Pleasantville social notes and local obituaries
Pleasantville updates note Homemakers Club gathering at Mrs Zielke in Grafton and social visits by residents. Reports include sudden death of Dr Bickerstaph of LaGrange at Elska Clinic, P T A activities, and several visits among Wheeler Tran Whitney and local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasantville
A. Bernath
J. Reinders
F. Tran
W. Tran
Mabelle
Homemakers Club
Zielke
Grafton
W. Gullett
Carlisle
L. Wheeler
Ashland
Dr. Bickerstaph
LaGrange
Elsrna Clinic
Ruth Tran
Huntington
Evelyn Garver
Sullivan
Beatrice Greenfield
Lucius Wheeler
Frank Jones
Mabelle Tran
Merton Whitney
Chatham
Whitney
S. Howard
L. L. Wheeler
Swedish-Speaking Group Makes Up Ten Percent Of Finland Population
A historical note states that ten percent of Finland’s population is of the Swedish race. The statistic highlights the presence of Swedish speakers within the Nordic country and reflects demographics of minority groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findland
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Cleveland St
B. A. Jenne
Central Book Store
Pwilight OF
Royalty
Gates
Jefferson
Gates Hosp
Washington
Ely
McKinley
Franklin and St. Mary's
Elyria Men's Bible Class
Royal Neighbors
Colonial
Laporte
Neek Vert
Sodality
ST. Mary’s Parish Hall
Hunter Home
Sons OF U. V. Aux
A. C. Schillleman
Dep
1St Methodist Church
Lingenfelter
Edison P. T. A
Thomas Edison P. T. A
Scott Lingenfelter
Filgrdi Church
Emmanuel Lutheran Church Services
United Presbyterian Church Services
Missionary Meeting
Illustrated Talk
Cong’s. Church
Grey Bell Clothing Co
Broad and Mill Street
Imperial Furniture Co
East Ave
Courtland Street
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