Party For Babies Born At Elyria Memorial Hospital
Elyria Memorial Hospital in Elks Hall hosted a National Hospital Day party inviting mothers and babies and a few fathers. Guests included E F Allen, Frank Hoover, Robert Lersch, and Ladies Auxiliary members. Program featured student nurses, a piano duet, readings, solos, and a group photo before a hospital return procession. 349 mothers bore 356 babies in the past year with seven sets of twins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyrie Memorial
Elks' Hall
Wiley
Florence Nightingale
Tals
United Bates
National Hospital
Seome
E. F. Allen
Frank Hoover
Robert Lersch
Smythe
Howard Barbour
Ladies’ Austliary
Lerech
Lillian Palmer
Lorna Smith
Hoover
Scheide
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Eugene Kubuske
Grafton
Agenda Club Enjoys Mock Radio Broadcast
The Agenda Club held its regular meeting in Ellis Restaurant last night with plans for a May 19 Treasure Hunt and May 26 initiation of new members at Elks Restaurant. A mock radio broadcast followed featuring Pie Eyed Pete Shell Scandal Five Brothers and a sports interview with Bluenose Goodspeed and Nurse Pals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agenda Club
Ellis
Thne
Elks
Therogram
Pi-Eyed Pete
Shell Scandal
Five Brothers
Wall Street
Colonel Brown
Bernie
Bluenose Goodspeed
Notawa Club Hosts Mothers at Annual Spring Banquet
Notawa Club members entertained mothers at the YWCA for a three course dinner served to sixty. Tables formed a Y shape, with pale green and yellow decor and tulip centerpieces. Maybelle Burner welcomed guests. Mrs Mahon responded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notawa Club
Maybelle Burner
Mahon
George Tulk
Ediny McDowell
John
Mrs L Henry Hosts Circle No 1 of St Pauls Church
Mrs L Henry hosted Circle No 1 of St Pauls Evangelical church with good attendance and one visitor Mrs J Schuster. Devotions led by Mrs E Irion and business session presided by Mrs Wirth. Refreshments followed social hour. Irion will entertain at the Parsonage on Third Street in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Henry
Ladies’ Aid Society of
St. John's Lutheran Church
Third Street
Claude Heathcote
George Block
Amelia Youngeberg
John Ken Lusky
Franklin P T A re elects M F Fey president
Franklin Parent Teacher Association held the last session of the year. Tea preceded the business. Officers elected: Mrs. M. F. Fey president, Mrs. L. P. Kaiser vice president, Mrs. R. F. Davies secretary, Mrs. Peter Smith treasurer, and a program committee including Mrs. Charles Evans and others. Council card party May 18 announced. Special music featured two duets and solo numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Fet
Franklin P. T. A. Franklin Parent Teacher Association
R. F. Davies
Peter Smith
Charles Evans
Owen Bannon
Charles Fell
S. R. Nichols
QO. E. Bredbeck
Robert ‘Vestal
A. F. Terry
Rubensteid
May events at United Presbyterian and local groups
Eight members of the Ladies Aid Society of United Presbyterian church met in the parlor to plan a May party for May 26 hosted by Mrs Howlett and Mrs A M Krugman. The next business meeting is June 9. The Republican Women’s Club meets May 17 with speaker Guy Findley on The Present Cost of Government and a violin recital by Mildred Breyort. Elyria Country Club Women Golfers will play at Lakewood on May 16 at 9:00 to establish a district handicap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Johnson
A. L. Patrick
Columbus
Mia Charlotte Brooks
Agnes Repplier
Mere ‘Smlett
Uraulines
Eee
Opear Townsend
Humphrey
Hed
Epworth
Lorain
Rainbow Gardens
Oberlin
Oberlin Methodist Church
First Methodist
Obertin
Grace Lutheran Young People’s Society
Irene
Margaret Zachman
Charlotte Thompkins
Schumm
William Castle
Donald Gehl
Lancaster
William Cautla
Pythian Sisters
Woodman Hall
Tigredia Social Club
Church OF Christ Division
Church of Christ
Harry Thompson
Ninth Street
B. R. Bridge
Third Street
Ladifa
United Presbyterian
Ladies' Aid Society
United Presbyterian Church
F. A. Lawrence
Howlett
G. B. Findley
Republican Women’s Club
Woman's Club
Guy Findley
Mildred Breyoort
Lakewood Club
Woman's Golf Association
Lakewood Country Club
Local Social Notes From Columbus To Lorain
Mrs. Howard Butler and daughter Helen visit her mother in Columbus Ohio for a few days. R G Anderson of Lodi Street leaves tomorrow for a ten day visit in Chicago and Gary Indiana. Vivian Scott of Stop 6 Lake Avenue visits cousin Ruth Harter in Berea and attends the Mar Day program at Baldwin Wallace College Saturday. George Andress and family move to La Porte to live in the Goodyear home on Butternut Ridge. Mrs. David Edmonds and Miss Mary Koester of Bradner Ohio visit Ross Edmonds and family on Cornell Avenue. George Stevens of East Avenue hosts weekend guests William Gates and family and Edward Gates of Cleveland. Charles Coniam of Princeton Avenue visits Lorain. Helen Coniam spends time at Neighborhood House in Lorain. Lewis Conant and wife visit Dr. and Mrs. R. G. Anderson on Loci Street. James Hinslea visit relatives in Van Wert. Charles Winkler heads to Valley City for weekend with relatives. Rev and Mrs E S Lawrence from Mars Pennsylvania arrive to stay with Dr F A Lawrence and wife Eastern Heights Boulevard, then proceed to Wooster for Wooster College festivities. L A Mohrman returns home after ten days with Forrest Mohrman in Lorain. Forrest and wife are parents of two sons born Sunday May first. Mrs. Fred Sheldon and several others noted among local social guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Butler
Helen
Columbus
Ohio
R. G. Anderson
Lodi Street
Chicago
Ilinois
Gary
Indiana
Vivian Scott
Stop
Lake Avenue
Ruth Harter
Berea
Baldwin Wallace College
George Andress
la Porte
Goodyear
Butternut Ridge
David Edmonds
Mary Koester
Bradner
Ross Edmonds
Cornell Avenue
George Stevens
East Avenue
William Gates
Edward Gates
Cleveland
Charles Coniam
Princeton Avenue
Helen Coniam
Lorain
Lewis Conant
Lakewood
Loci Street
James Hinslea
van Wert
Charles Winkler
Valley City
Lawrence
Mars
Pennsylvania
F. A. Lawrence
Eastern Heights
Wooster
Wooster College
L. A. Mohrman
Forrest Mohrman
Fred Sheldon
W. B. N. Hawk
Fritz Rudin
Kate Huffman
H. P. Bembower
W. W. McConnell
C. B. Simkins
Pat
Roast Beef Dinner at St Agnes Hall May 16
A roast beef dinner is held at St Agnes Hall on Sunday May 16 from 12:00 to 2:00. Evening ticket price listed as 50e.
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St. Agnes Hall
Sun
Local Women Attend Norwalk Missionary Society Meeting
Mrs E J Bond Mrs Oscar Dunn and Mrs John Streicher attended the Norwalk District convention of the Women s Home Missionary Society held in Norwalk on Wednesday and Thursday. Mrs Lewis C Schalow of Cadillac Michigan visited her brother Dr B T Clauser of Second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Churches of
Norwalk
Elyria
Fred Sheldon
John Streicher
New Mill Box
Clarence Beazell
E. J. Bond
Oscar Dunn
Women's Home Missionary Society
Lewis C. Schalow
Cadillac
Michigan
B. T. Clauser
Second Street
Walter Highgate
Donald
Detroit
A. G. Highgate
Parkview Court
Frank J. Malik
Missouri School of Mines and Metallurgy
Prospector Club
Quo Vadis
Theta Tau
MSM
T. L. Murphy
Marianne
No. 7
O'Donnell Apartments
Hazelton
Philadelphia
Pennsyvania
Evening events listed by local clubs and churches
Tonight events include Daughters of Scotia anniversary party at W F W Hall and A B C Club with Mrs Kenneth Chapman at 164 Longfellow Ave. Northwest Encampment Unity Study class at the Woman's Club Mission Study Club at First Congregational Church Sons and Daughters of Liberty Walther League Rally at Amherst Bake sale Saturday morning at Hecock Floral by Bible Class St Pauls Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Scotia
W. F
Hecock Floral
St. Paul’s Church
Surplus funds to grow with safe earning plan
A brief notice asserts surplus money will be safe and earn interest as it mounts up. It promises readiness to assist when needed most, implying a financial plan or service aimed at safeguarding and growing funds for future use.
Local Hospital Admissions and Discharges Report
Hospital notes list admissions including Mrs Harold Schwind Mrs Clarence Summerton Emma Davis and Mrs Stephen Smith. Discharges include Mrs James O'Brien Mrs Ronnie Kelling a baby girl and Mrs Stephen Smith. Marriage license applications involve George Tomsco and Mary Salat plus Thomas Winston and Madeline Smith with Lorain clergy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Schwind
Eixth Street
Clarence Summerton
R. D
Emma Davis
East River
James O'Brien
Oberlin
Ronnie Kelling
Avon
Stephen Smith
Twelfth Street
George Tomsco
Lorain
Mary Salat
Hamrack
Thomas D. Winston
Madeline Smith
California Fruit Store marks 14th anniversary in business
Fourteen years ago California Fruit Store, Inc. began in this city. The firm has grown steadily and last year reported its biggest business. The company recently moved into a splendid new home and is led by Steve Karas, Tom Karris, and James Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fruit Store, Inc
Steve Karas
Tom Karris
James Johnson
Fourteenth anniversary celebration by enterprise group
The enterprise group expresses happiness as they review the past and prepare to celebrate their fourteenth anniversary tomorrow. The tone is reflective and festive, highlighting ongoing appreciation and future hopes for continued success.
Administrator sues for damages over auto wreck death
Frank Prosser as administrator of Catherine Prosser's estate sues Grace Kesser for ten thousand dollars claiming negligence in a car crash on the Oberlin Wellington road that caused Catherine Prosser's death several months ago. The petition details the fatal wreck and seeks compensation for the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Prosser
Catherine Prosser
Grace Kesser
Oberlin-Wellington Road
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Pasina
Elsie Scrivens
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Ethel Sparks
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Osea Higgie
Helen ‘Arias
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David Alan Yost
Phyllis Ann Brackley
James Patrick Rourke
Mary E. Gillespie
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Thomson Allen Wicklacks
Ardith Whitely
William Todd Meeker
Charles C. Hess, Jr
Phyllis Ann Markel
Ross K. Edmonds, Jr
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Lois Marie Fullmer
Gerald Alan Beauchemin
Anthony Glowiske, Jr
Joyce Ann Weber
Betty Lou Ody
Robert W. Thatcher
David Ralph Plas
Dolores Buswell
Fredrick William Menschein
Ralph Denison Edgar
Joseph Udvardy, Jr
Jack Kostyo
Edna Gerhart
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Ridgeville
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Patricia Ann Lesher
Fidele Club
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Pedro
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Kathryn Wragman
Sons Townes
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Indian Hollow Road
Lor-Ely
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Blaine Street
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Cry‘steal Brown
Beth Phelps
Elsie Gibbons
Park Avenue
Exama Barknecht
Helen Schmauch
East Side Guild
Robert Rice
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
L. R. Taylor
Guild
E. D. A. Circle
Emma Dean Anderson
Girls Missionary Society
Donna McClure
T. F. Sellers
Sialkot
India
Standard
Coterie Bridge Club
E. J. Stankard
Eleventh Street
J. HH. Brown
Fred Tite
James Brandal
Fred Todd
West River Street
Culture Club
Green Lantern Tea Room
E. A. Hubbard
Betty Nilsen
Robert McWilliams
Irene Ackerman
Rachmaninoff
Russell Obitts
Watson
Babe
Lois Ketcham
Serenade
Toselli
Val
Piernkans
Mildred Bravoort
L. C. Bravoort
Mary Ebersole
Ruth Gates
Vivian Hackett
Ebersole
Arthur Engle
E. F. Engle
R. B. Paddock
Eleanor Robbins
Vermilion
Elmer Gall
Amherst
Florence Jackson
Huron
ST. John's Church Ladies' Aid
Rotary
Alliance
2Nd St
Moore's
Edison Highway
Mr. Hale
Broad &T. Ph
Savings Deposit Bank
Trust Co
East Broad Street
Elyria High School
East Ave
Broad St
Nano’s Bakery
Walton Ice
Walton Ice & Fuel Co
Winckle Street
Wes
Vestal
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