Beacon Light class honors mothers at St Pauls supper
Beacon Light class hosted a mother and daughter dinner for 30 at St. Pauls church at 6 30 pm with Mrs Richard Fichtner and her mother Mrs Harriett Sherman among attendees. Grace preceded the meal and readings plus music formed the post dinner program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Church
Beacon Light
Richard Fichtner
Harriett Sherman
Grace
Ruth Bickeslee
Florence Welton
Ruth Radde
Maxine Fichtner
Myers
Alice Pinman
Louise Fox
Pitman
Miss Fox
Local Licenses Granted in Lorain County Pairs
Andrew Dennis a painter age 23 of Lorain and Helen Pongracz 20 of Sheffield Township are licensed. Joseph Zagorsky 30 of Lorain and Helen Millis 19 of Lorain are licensed. Emerick Anthony Ellis 21 of Lorain and Barbara Marie Mihalic 20 of Lorain are licensed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Dennis
Lorain
Helen Pongracz
Sheffield
Joseph Zagorsky
Helen Millis
Lo- Tain
Emerick Anthony Ellis
Barbara Marie Mihalic
Mothers Gardens Floral Cres Sale Ad
A small classified sale advert offers Mothers Gardens floral crescents priced at 50 cents and up with a contact phone number 30240.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers” Gardens
Dale Carnegie Class Reunion and Local Club News
Lorain Dale Carnegie Institute graduates held their first reunion at the Graystone Hotel with Speakers Club members from Oberlin College directed by Prof. J Auer. Guests came from Lorain Akron Cleveland Oberlin Vermilion and Venice Ohio. Households Arts classes at the YWCA served tea with yellow silver and white decor. Plans include a kitchen shower and a picnic at Mrs Richard Timms cottage near Lorain. Fortnightly Club officers were elected and Culture Club heard talks on The Romance of Trees and Alone by Richard Byrd. Redouble Two bridge club awarded prizes to Mrs Weisbrod and Mrs Fawkes with a salad tea at Mrs Weisbrod’s home and a future meeting at Cascade Street in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian Neubiser
Oberlin Grace Society
Margaret Krugman
Minnie Wendt
Neubiser
Lorain
Dale Carnegie Institute
Graystone
Speakers’ Club
Prof
J. Auer
Oberlin College
Clay H. Wilmot
W. J. Henry
Harry Smith
Akron
Ralph Sheldon
Cleveland
Oart-of-town
Oberlin
Vermilion
Venice
Ohio
Y.W.C.A
Paul’ Braun
Richard Timms
Oscar Townsend
J. W. VanDusen
A. L. Patrick
George Stevens
Mirs
Charles Price
Thomas Cushing
Culture Club
J. L. Bridgeland
A. E. Kemp
Richard Byrd
Antarctic
Nora Waln
Germany
Claude Blanchard
Hotel Westlake
Rocky River
Nlay
Fred Lehmann
Princeton Avenue
Paul Weisbrod Jr
Reginald Fawkes
Phillip Gele Barr
Weisbrod
Mees
Golden Wedding Anniversary To Be Celebrated
Sunday May 12 marks the golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Herb of 179 Lexington Avenue. They will host a noon dinner at Herb’s in North Olmsted, open house 3 to 5 and 7 to 10 at their Elyria home, joined by four children Agnes Solada Ruth Shepard L C Kellie and R C Herd plus seven grandchildren and other relatives. The couple, residents of Elyria for six years, formerly lived in Cleveland. Mr. Herb is 76 and a retired sewer contractor. Mrs. Herb is 73 and a Detroit native who came to Cleveland as a child.
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C. M Herb
Lexington Avenue
Herb
Herb’s
North Olmsted
Elyria
Cleveland
Shrovel Creek
Pennsylvania
Detroit
J. F. Burke
California
Agnes Solada
Lakewood
Ruth Shepard
L. C. Kellie
Rocky River
R. C. Herd
Kim-Ko Club Hosts Meeting and Theatre Plans in Lorain
Kim-Ko club members met at Russ Margaret Paskvan’s home in Lorain for a business session planning a May 23 theatre outing in Cleveland. Four bridge games yielded prizes to Doris Schaefer, first. Margaret Krugman, second. and Grace Sipplelow. A late two course luncheon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kim-Ko Club
Margaret Paskvan
East Avenue
Lorain
Clevelland
Doris Schaefer
Margaret Krugman
Mirs
Grace Sipple Low
Banquet Plans and Club Activities Across Several Groups
Banquet plans for a mother daughter event in May and a May 15 banquet at Marny's opened the session. Members awarded prizes to Mrs Blythe and Mrs Oates and set next meetings for Ternes home and East Broad Street. Other groups held bake sales, bridge games with high scores and consols, and discussed summer disbanding. Additional notices covered a June 11 mother daughter banquet, a May 22 benefit card party, and an upcoming Moose Auxiliary chapter event along with speakers and bingo entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamma Epsilon
Beta Sigma Phi
Doris Standen
Sugar Ridge Road
Phyllis Jobson
Helen Rudy
Kriegson West Avenue
Columbus
Phylis Jobson
James Hervey Robinson
R. C. Novaimey
Tom Hallauer
Murray Ridge
Ra-Zell Club
Marny's
Don Ternes
Richard Blythe
William Oates
Ternes
East Broad Street
Charlotte Eady Guild
St. Andrew's Church
Kenneth Strothers
Bath Street
Alvin Archambeau
Foster Avenue
Fred Green
Paul Stentz
Alpha Omega Sorority
Joyce Maddox
Malcolm Court
Mer
E. T. Reese
S. G. Wettrick
Denison Avenue
Trefoil Club
Woman's Club
Arthur Richwine
J. C. Brydon
Park Avenue
Forget-Me-Not club hosts banco and cootie evening
George Lapp of Floralcourt entertained Forget-Me-Not club Thursday evening with banco and cootie as the diversions. Mrs John Shapiro and Mrs William Bridgett won high and low in banco while Mrs William Steigerweid and Mrs Chris Harrison took cootie prizes. A lunch followed at one long table with spring flowers. The next meeting will be May 23 with Mrs Stanley Andreski on Fioral court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lapp
Floralcourt
Banco
Cootie
John Shapiro
William Bridgett
William Steigerweid
Chris Harrison
Stanley Andreski
Fioral Court
Mandy's Pie Shop Promotes Baked Beans Pecan Rolls
Local bakery Mandy's Pie Shop at 226 Middle Avenue advertises home made pecan rolls and pies along with baked beans offerings for weekend customers.
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Mandy’s
Middle Avenue
Merry Chums Club Compliments Miss Daley on Birthday
Members gathered at Miss Jane Daley house for a birthday compliment. Mary Solet notes plans for a May 23 wiener roast and a June 20 steak fry. High score awards went to Sara Solet first Mary Shook second Clara Solet consolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Chums Club
Jane Daley
Mary Solet
Sara Solet
Mary Shook
Clara Solet
Rose Downs
Marcella Downs
Rose Zalka
Oberlin
Hospital Admissions List forLorain and nearby towns
Richard Leister 129 Harvard avenue Mrs George Butcher Lorain Mrs Ben Kaplans ky 168 Spruce street Julia Boros Lorain Mrs Fred Baxter Lorain Donald Whitney Wakeman Mrs Harry Cook Oberlin Robert Smith 110 Princeton avenue Clarence Pycraft Abbe road
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Leister
Harvard Avenue
George Butcher
Lorain
Ben Kaplansky
Spruce Street
Julia Boros
Fred Baxter
Donald Whitney
Wakeman
Harry Cook
Oberlin
Robert Smith
Princeton Avenue
Clarence Pycraft
Abbe Road
Blackout For Two In Chinese Inland Tale
Coralie Wayne travels to Saichung to marry Dan Ryan as Sino-Japanese war erupts. An American, blinded Michael Marsden, persuades a boat captain to let Coralie finish upriver as Mrs Marsden. Naida Petrov joins the trip, and romantic entanglements unfold amid war warnings and uneasy loyalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coralie Wayne
China
Dan Ryan
Saichung
Yangtze River
Michael Marsden
Dan Egan
Saicheng
Naida
Coralie
Marsden
Dan
Shanghai
Downcast Dan Faces Loss as War Strain Haunts Him
In the desolate fields Dan recalls his ruined job and broken engagement with Coralie Warne. He pleads with himself over Shanghai, Naida, and a looming call on the Marsdens as he plots to defy Naida’s plans. {To be continued}
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feichal
Saichung
Dan Ryan
Green Dragon
Naida
Dan
Coralie Warne
Shanghai
Coralie
Marsdens
Lake
Tay
Marsden
Local Residents Named in Discharges and Art Exhibition
Mrs. William Taylor of Devon Court and Mrs. Otto Zeeck of North Dover Ohio are listed among discharges. Other names include Mrs. Harold Messick in LaGrange, Arthur Rieske in Rochester, Mrs. Lon Sheldon on Middle Avenue, Mrs. Ralph Searles on Chestnut Street, and Mrs. Dwight Reisinger of Grafton. Constable Stanley Grimm, a society painter and full time policeman, exhibited two paintings at the United Artists Exhibition at the Royal Academy in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Taylor
Devon Court
Otto Zeeck
North Dover
Ohio
Harold Messick
LaGrange
Arthur Rieske
Rochester
Lon Sheldon
Middle Avenue
Ralph Searles
Chestnut Street
Dwight Reisinger
Grafton
Constable Stanley Grimm
United Artists
Royal Academy
London
England Bans Steel in Bridges Through 1877
England restricted steel use in bridge construction as late as 1877, reflecting early engineering limits. The policy shaped project choices and materials used by railways and other infrastructure ventures of that era.
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England
Planning Board To Meet On Maplewood Addition Permit
Elyria planning commission will meet next week to approve an addition to the Maple wood allotment in the Emerson court vicinity. Announcement credited to Kenneth Barclay, clerk of the planning commission. Sumstra expects its pepper harvest to be one of its largest.
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Elyria
Sumstra
Roses Gardenias Mixed Bouquets For Mother Hecock's
Floral shop at 352 Broad offers assorted bouquets including roses and gardenias marketed for Mother's Day to celebrate family moments and special occasions.
College Calendar Features Recitals and Contests May 11 12 16
Oberlin events include lectures concerts and assemblies from May 11 to May 18. Notable items: Northwestern Ohio Philosophical Association evening talk by Professor Lucius Garvin and organ recitals in Finney and Warner halls. Also a Republican National Mock Convention session and several student performances. Also social notes from North Park street residents and local injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern Ohio Philosophical Association
West Lodge
Lucius Garvin
Finney Chapel
Marguerite L. Kirkpatrick
Alphonse Daudet
Oberlin
Denison
Warner Hall
Viola J. Bertsch
J. S. Diekhoff
Miler
Conservatory of Music
R. A. Budington
School of Theology
Fairchild Chapel
Carnegie Library
Ruby V_ Shaw
Margaret L. Locke
Helen Brainard
Robert L. Koff
Willard F. Ward
Mary E. Stewart
Also Mentioned on This Page
Grace Aid Society
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
Elizabeth Decker
Lodge
Wildercraft
Dale Carnegie
Mr. and
Mrs. Herb
Plan Theatre Party
Entertain Guild
Hansman
Joe Hansman
Stella Fillo
Joe Gusky
Fletcher Holliday
Butternut Ridge
Ruth Meinke
Elaine Chobanoff
Norma Rhoads
Hope Smith
Ann Crozier
Marguerite Kufner
Clara Mae Gibbons
Vivian Martin
Miss Rundle
Florence Rundle
Blaine Street
Church of Christ
Hazel Fridenstine
C. M. Terry
Belle Smith
Sterling Ray
Terry
L. W. Conabee
West River Street
Entertain Trefoil Club
Moose
Moose Auxiliary
Moose Home
Pauline Potyok
Dorothy Young
Doris Todd
Maude McLaughlin
Mrs. Lapp
Elysium Street
Marny
Zoe
Ruth P. Collins
Danny
Mr. Marsden
Carek
Carek Florist
Broad Street
Elyria’s
Esther Wood
Robert Herrick
College
College of Arts and Sciences
Kenyon
Jeanne L. Hill
E. A. Stevens
North Park Street
S. J. White
The
Carolinas
Guy C. Thrower
Edgemeer Place
Phi Kappa Phi
Feld
University of Michigan
Peter E. Dietz
White Fish Bay
Wisconsin
Eva Dietz
East Vine Street
Dietz
Church of the Sacred Heart
George G. Landis
Cleveland Heights
George B. Landis
East College Street
G. E. Hall
Rush Street
British Empire Club
Walt
Aury
Dixie Gas East
Jack
Jack and
Jill
2Nd Street
L. P. Kaiser
Lorain County
Brown
Waite
Oxford
RCH
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