Program Notes From Sanatorium by Catholic Women Group
St Marys group of the National Council of Catholic Women presented two programs at Pleasant View Sanatorium over the last two Sundays. May 5 featured Mrs Lawrence Wensink singing two solos with Mrs Harry White on piano. The Young Ladies Sodality choir offered a Mother's Day program led by soloist Miss Marigorre Young with accompanist Catherine Seward. Next Sunday the Grafton unit will present a 5 to 6 pm program. Mrs Walter Plas of Elyria chairs Lorain Deanery NCWC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s
National Council of Catholic Women
Pleasant View
Grafton Unst
Walter Plas
Elyria
Lorain Deanery
County WCTU Mid Year Meeting Set In Lorain
Lorain County WCTU holds mid year executive meeting and round table training at First Methodist Sunday school room on Wednesday May 15. Morning program includes song service and devotions by Mrs. C M Ackerman with county officers delivering greetings. Afternoon session features round table training, slides on Character Health and Safety, sample literature, and a free will offering for the state WCTU.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letter Carriers Association
William Burkline
Beebecourt
First Congregational Circle
Frank Billings
Middle Avenue
Zeta Upsilon Sorority
Woman's Club
St. Agnes Altar and Rosary Society
Townsend Club
Rebekah Lodge
Avalons
Mary Grent
West Avenue
Knegson West Avenue
Knegson West Avenue At 8. RaZell Mother-Daughter Party At Marny’s
Lorain County
First Methodist Church
C. M. Ackerman
Anna Kennedy
Elyma Wnton
Anna E. Vorwerk
Etta Wright
Elyria
Leonard Jones
Grafton
Jannette Born
Henrietta
Nellie M Haigh
Kipton
Gertrude Spitzer
LaPorte
Anna Nieding
Liberty
Anna Vorwerk
Lorain Jaycox
Gomer Thomas
Lorain East
Susie Robinson
Lorain Willard
A. G. Comings
Oberlin
Irwin Eldred
West Ridge
Margaret Barnes
Elks
Lorain
Mary B. Ervin
Grace D. Richmond
E. E. Dettman
W.C T. U
Party Marks 86th Birthday
Mrs. Elizabeth Bell was honored yesterday at the home of her daughter Mrs. H. G. Shock on Dewey avenue for her 86th birthday. A family dinner was served to about 25 guests from Elyria, Toledo, and Ecorse Michigan. The table featured a birthday cake and flowers. Guests included the Shock family, Mrs. Mildred Weber, and various relatives from Toledo, Ecorse, and this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Bell
H. G. Shock
Dewey Avenue
Elyma
Toledo
Ecorse
Michigan
Best
Shock
Mildred Weber
John Best
Clarence Dickey
J. H. Bell
Ralph Bramwell
Russell Smith
Lester Shock
City
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List With Names and Addresses
List of admissions and discharges including William Winter and many others with multiple street addresses across Lorain Fairview Village Overlin Grafton and Pittsburgh. Details include patient names, spouses and children, baby genders and home locations from various streets and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Winter
Marseilles Avenue
Eleanor Dellefield
Furnace Street
William Roose
Jackson Road
Jane Sikora
South Middle Avenue
John Howard Frick
Fairview Village
Jacob Busick
North Olmsted
Patsy Thomas
Crehorecourt
Grace Grandy
Clarence Atkinson
East River Road
Paul Skeets
East Ninth Street
Joe Mott
Valley City
Douglass Tibbetts
Os East River Street
Walter Bechstein
Overlin
George Racz
R. D. No 2
Grafton
Doris McAndrews
Lorain
Witliam Simpson
Charles J. Murray
Fiuith Street
Louis Cramer
Courtland Street
Frank Landin
Charles Hammer
Rodbe Road
Eugene Vargo
West River Street
Paulne Wolfe
Rk.o
Mayard Robinson
Tenth Street
Henry McHenry
Lake Avenue
Paul Stanford
Glenwood Street
Frank Ujerka
Lakewood
Frances Anne Williams
Frank Kryzaniak
Woodford Avenue
Bessie Lou Coox
Wellington
Fred Anderegg
Pittsburgh
Darrell Murch
Fourth Street
Williame Weekly
Denison Avenue
Elmer Harish
Cleveland
Intermediate Epworth League Meets at 615
The Intermediate Epworth League of the Methodist church gathered last evening at 615. Gladys Kolb led the devotion and the group opened with Blessed Assurance. Scripture read was Psalms 119 33 to 40. Mrs C M Ackerman gave an impressive talk on the Bible naming several titles from Psalm 119 and interpreting verses. Rue MelInore to lead devotion next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Price
Gulf Farms
First Congregational Church
Charles Price
Herbert Emerson Laxman
Mary Ruth Kershaw
Robert Reith
Intermediate
Epworth League of the Methodist Church
Gladys Kolb
C. M Ackerman
Rue MelInore
Licenses Issued to Local Residents in Lorain and Elyria
A list shows licenses granted to residents including John Danicki 22 Lorain crane follower Mary Woch 2 Lorain Michael J Kostolich 24 Wen wood West Virginia mill worker and Barbara Anna Stemnetz 21 Lorain Carl F Ingwalson 25 Lorain civil engineer and Julia Ann Bliss 24 Lorain William Figula 26 Elyria steel worker and Helen Szabo 19 Lorain Chester Zgoda 24 Elyria apprentice moulder and Irene Wieczorek 22 of 143 Bellhield avenue Elyria
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Danicki
Lorain
Mary Woch
Michael J. Kostolich
Wenwood
W Va
Barbara Anna Stemnetz
Carl F. Ingwalson
Lora
Julia Ann Bliss
William Figula
Elyria
Helen Szabo
Lorain Chester Zgoda
Irene Wieczorek
Bellhield Avenue
Penfield Alumni Banquet Highlighted By May Queen Program
The Penfield High School alumni banquet is noted for May 17 at the high school auditorium with a May 18 picnic. The PTA closed the year May 9, naming officers for 1940-41 and presenting the May Queen crown to Mary Younglas, followed by the operetta Puddin Head and a 42-student cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
W. H. Myers
Clayton Bobel
Lloyeé Gott
P T. A
Fred Rollin
Ruth Ferri Man
Evelye
Warren
Rollin
Robert Stentz
Vigil Smith
Jesse Kaszar
Howard Berkey
Puddin’ Head
Miss Dickie
Garden of Justice
Royal Palace
Junior Knapp
King
Jeao Minkler
City Enumeration Nears Finish for 1940 Census Elyria
Elyria’s 1940 census tally stands near completion as William France reports one enumerator remains due to illness. Final city totals hinge on that worker, while county agricultural census work continues longer due to broader questioning and rural locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Wiliam France
France
Garden Program For Dependent Children Families Planned
The third annual garden program for dependent children families will begin with a social gathering at Furst Congregational church tonight. A. D. C. supervisor Doris Todd said last year 78 percent of participating families joined the home garden program and they expect 80 percent this year. Gardens vary from small plots to an acre, with seeds distributed to participants. Claude L Hummel will discuss small gardens and Miriam Schoenthal will speak on planning for winter. Probate Judge H. H. Nye will welcome the group. Elyria Mothers' Club provides refreshments and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ad For Dependent Children
Furst Congregational Church
Muss Doris Todd
Miss Todd
Moss Todd
Claude L Hummel
Miriam Schoenthal
H. H. Nye
Elyria Mothers’ Club
Brownhelm 16 to Receive Diplomas
Ten girls and six boys will receive diplomas next Wednesday evening May 15 at the Brownhelm school. The ceremony will honor graduating students and mark the end of the school year.
Annual commencement exercises for the 1940 class
Judge Guy Findley of Elyria will deliver the address at the school auditorium as the 1940 graduating class holds its annual commencement. The school orchestra directed by Russell Peterson will perform, following baccalaureate speakers Rev. F. B. Cook at Congregational church. Class members include Clara Hasenpflug, Jane Miller, Doris Nedling, Arline Northemn, Ardeth Howard, Jane Nevinger, Lucile Knispel, Ediron Gutosk, Marjorie Slates, Margaret Fritsch, Lawrence Knensel, Thomas Belt, Carl Camera, Dwight Standen, Adolph Reimer and Wayne Leimbach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Findley
Elyria
Russell Peterson
Congregational Church
Rev
F. B. Cook
Clara Hasenpflug
Jane Miller
Doris Nedling
Arline Northemn
Ardeth Howard
Jane Nevinger Lucile Knispel
Ediron Gutosk
Marjorie Slate
Brownhelm High School 42nd Reunion Friday Evening
The 42nd annual Brownhelm High School graduates reunion will be held at the school on Friday evening May 17. The P T A will serve a two dollar chicken dinner at 7 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownhelm High School
P.T. A
Freshman Class Hosts School Event With Games and Dance
Freshman class members entertained faculty and high school pupils plus seventh and eighth graders on Friday evening May 10. A mock basketball game and dancing highlighted the program while jello and cake were served by the freshman class.
Biology class holds wiener roast with Dale Kellogg
Members of the Biology class with instructor Dale Kellogg enjoyed a wiener roast in Swift's Helen Sunday evening. The brief item notes a social campus gathering following a class activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Kellogg
Swift
Helen
Community class plans monthly summer meet
Reading and storytelling were enjoyed as participants attend a summer session. The class organizers announce plans to meet monthly during the summer season to continue storytelling and cultural activities.
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la Gamma
Robert Ross
Second Congregational
Irving Shepherd
East Avenue
South Side
C. Royals
E . Ernst
North Ridge Road
Amherst
Rainbow
Clarence Tucker Craig
Amn Pleasnick
Oberin Camera Club
Cleveland Street
United Presbyterian Executives
Men’s Missionary League
Queen Esthers
Methodist Church
Edna Townsend
Eartcourt
Second Congregational Church
Elyria Garden Club
Ada Heimbach
British Empire Executive Committee
P T.A
Sigma Gamma
Baptist Women’s Missionary Society
North Side Guild of
St. Andrews
Ultra
Virgil Rogers
Woodbury Street
Legion Auxiliary
Catholic Study Club No
William Young
Thirteenth Street
Andy Hancock
Eta Theta
Jean Heimsath
Clark Street
Sigloe
Rosemary Cluley
Catholic Study Club
Wilbur Senft
Park Avenue
Circle Dot Club
Katherine Rauscher
Jolly Eight Club
James Coyne
Bonnes Amies
Morris Flood
el Porto
Edward Pickard
Alpha Beta Bluets
Mildred Diewald
Orne Sempre
Walter McMullen
Butternut Ridge
McConthe
United Presbyterian
Young People’s Christian Union
United Presbyterian Church
Ladies Auxiliary of
Eagles
C.F. Lodge
Knights of St. John
Mary A Chandler
Daughters of Union Veterans Modern Woodmen of America
Elyria Cornel Jr
Wurst Hall
Ruby Pichoda
Huron Street
H. P. Bembower
E. H. Bivd
Ellis Daywood
Spruce Street
Rebekah
Myers Chapman
Williams Street
Odem Club
James Henke
Longfellow Avenue
Church of Christ
George Mallow
John Haldeman
Glendale Court
LaVonne Gow
Wurst Court
St. Marx’s Altar and Rosary Society
St. Andrew's West Side
Rowland Morris
Myron Bates
St Agnes Circle No 4
Helen Dombrosky
Erie Street
March
Harlan Beard
Henry Penfound
Roosevelt Avenue
Jennie Zaleski
Aero Club
Mary Keily
Sphinx Club
Helen Wolf
Fremont Street
St. Theresa Society
Louise Rethy
di Ota Club
Olive Hoogenboom
Lanigiro Club
Russell Bryan
Lodi Street
Ann Dunlap
Jefferson Street
Frank Neufield
Medina
WCTU
David J. Nye
St. Pauls Women’s Guild
Daughters of Scotland
Wursthall
Woodworth
Elyria Council
Masonic Temple
St. Pauls Circle
H. Gillmore
Bell Avenue
Grace Lutheran
Tigredia Club
Lueila Root
Garvin Avenue
Nettie Finch Webber Club
Blanche Thompson
Ninth Street
League of Women Voters
Country Club
Order of Eastern Star
Avenue Club
Masonic
Royal Neighbors County
Woodman Hall
Methodist
Dorothy Judd
Baptist Church House
Men's Club
Grace Guild
Postciice
Gertrude's Beauty Shoppe
All Hinds
Cleveland Str
Flandersfield
C.F. Rumold
Congress
University of Kansas Law School
Supreme Court of Kansas
Berea College
Berea Kentucky
Kent State University
Portage County
America
Lincoln St
Kent
Penfield
The
United Society
Ida Park
Howard Stephen
F. E. Kellogg
Heath
Homer Sooy
Weyrick
Ira Starr
Earnest Brooker
Rose Brooker
Arelene Sooy
William Stephen
Tommy Betts
Society Hall
Warren Rollin
Marshall Bligh
Jack Feron
Roymond Berkey
Russell Sooy
Howard Andrews
Lynn Myers
E. M. Wickens
Brownhelm
Elyria, Ohio
the Eagles Temple
All Eagles
Elyria Aerie No
Allen Dry Cleaners
Allen Cleaning Service
Allen
Allen Cash and Carry
A&p
Akron — Canton
Massillon —Alliance
Ravenna
Elyria Hardware Co
A Ming
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