YWCA Luncheon and Musical Programs Highlight City Events
Marisa Peabody led a luncheon at the National headquarters with Mrs Snyder Mrs Burrell and other officers. Following, Miss Peabody steered a discussion on local YWCA membership and raising public interest, especially among industrial girls. A concert at the high school by the city orchestra and Glee Club under Miss Tomson drew praise for performance and finish. The Legion Auxiliary met, planning Decoration Day wreaths, while a Methodist pageant by the Nota Club was praised for its message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marisa Peabody
Orate ‘City
W. C.A
Tabkea
Ceorge Snyder
Jande Mra. Burrell
Busimen
Clinton Krantz. Fulmer
Alex Arey Crap. Little
C.A
Nat'l
Geo. Stevens
Miss Peabody
Tancheon
YW. C. A
Wna’ High
Spread Tomson
Athalias
Cmgadelssohn
Red Man
New World
Sousa
Otgy School
Terhey
Piper
Eleanor Schindler
Lodge
McDowell
Hadley
Orehes
Boertarty. Bet Cinquantine
Gebriel- Marie
Everett
Balardh
PancHa
Orc
Seung
Girl's Glee Club
Knapp
Weinhof
Ek ¢ Schindler
Birds of
Birds of Woldrood
Ninety Five Club meeting hostess at Heman Ely home
Mrs Heman Ely hosted the Ninety-Five Club at her O Donnell Apartments home yesterday afternoon. Members reviewed Life and Letters of John Cremmeat Whittier by Pilchard in volume one and discussed volume two with personal notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninety-Five Club
Heman Ely
Ninety-five
O'Donnell
John Cremmeat Whittier
Samuel T. Pilchard
Hernan Ely
WE Twelve
Eleanor Sonnells
Minukers
Chestnut Street
Pedro
Dite
Lilian Roddy
Howe Street
Community clubs hold meetings and social events
Local clubs and church groups plan Monday gatherings at Hedges, the First Congregational Church, and homes on Harrison Street. The Elyria Women's Club hosted a final year meeting with a Hawaiian travel talk, musical numbers, and officer elections, while other groups held nursing school ceremonies and Four O clock club sessions with legends of the Native American tribes.
Monday club events and society meetings listed
The Arts and Music department of the Women’s Club meets at the club lounge. The Women’s Missionary Society of the M. of Church meets at Mrs G A Reeder’s home on West Avenue. Guild of the First Congregational Church meets, and the Monday Colonial Club gathers at Mrs Burrell’s home on Harrison Street at two o’clock. Pythian Sisters meet at K of P hall, Cantons Auxiliary at I O O F hall. Lorain County Bee Keepers Association meets, Business and Professional Women’s Club in Club rooms. Ebria Banjo Maxedellu and Guitar Orchestra practice in Wurst hall at seven thirty in the Aust Studio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers of Hey
First Congregational Church Guild Sil
Colostal Club
Womn
Lome
Youre Women’s Missionary Society
M. of
G. A. Reeder
West Avenue
Guild
First Congregational Church
Monday Colonial Club
Ebria Banjo
Maxedellu
Gultar Orchestra
Wurst Hall
Child Conservation League Sees Six Gts At Meet
The Child Conservation League gathered at Mrs. O. F. Flint home on Bellefield Avenue for a regular business meeting. Eleven members and six guest ladies attended as jokes about motherhood and spanking provided humor. Mrs Eddie Kirby gave a talk on mothers and daughters and refreshments followed a social hour. The next meeting will be a picnic in Cascade Park on the third Friday in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congental Twelve Club
Twelve Claoh
Hattie Huss
West Third Street
Jessie Racsier
Masa Juha Hall
Hattie Uss
Sadie Beaver
R. McDonald
McDonald
Child Conservation League
O. F. Flint
Bellefield Avenue
Eddie Kirby
Flos. Agate
Bristol
Magen
Woman's Relief Corps Holds Restive Meet at G A R Hall
The Woman's Relief Corps met Saturday in the G A R hall with thirty guests from Oberlin and Toronto. The program featured patriotic songs, a slate of memberships including past president Myrta Kent, and a plan to place a flagpole at the cemetery mound by Decoration Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans Reliee Corps
Woman's Relief Corps
Senterday
Mnotwerke Ovelach Turcen
Dloner
Oberlin
Toraiis
Tho Oelock
Ana Gerichen
National Patriotic
Cuduth Mason Cheisty
Tne
Myrta Kents
Gran Arms Post
Ibe
Kelly
America
Marc. Miller
Hann of
the Republic
Mary Miller
Mra Kent
Lewist March
Christian
Desenphon Gsa. KR
W. Ric
Madama Bartlett
Mra Lewis
Ida Riley
Madame Bartlett
Mra Christy
Mrs Pfaff
Uwoughton
Nancy « Brigss
Pearl Wheeler
Rasterfield
Jates
Spaulding
Comrades Tall
Kaley
Chire
Mason &Mith
Cemetem
Hospital Notes Fragment Prompts Mixed Admissions
Fragmentary hospital notes list names from multiple patients and addresses across routes and towns. Entries include Clarence Elizabeth Hoag and others with discharges and arrival contexts, but clarity is limited. The readable items reflect patient identifiers and locations rather than complete medical details.
Standard Bearers Meet at Mrs Snow Home
The Standard Bearers of the Metcodisal Episcopal church met at Miss Helen Snow's home on Tenth street. Mrs M F Elilote led with songs, Miss Smith gave an intercede talk, a social hour followed, and night refreshments were served. A tureen dinner is planned at the church at six o'clock on Friday evening, June eleventh, inviting all mothers of members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciries
Elyria Women's’ Club
Billings
William Parsch
Frank Wharton
C. M. Williams
A. J. Swarth
J. W. Smith
Hawaiian Islands
Honolulu
Hawaii
Maude Eleanor Ream Sant
Plano H
Groffia Yost
Georgia Yost Ther
R. T. J. Martin
Snodgrass
A. J. Peters
Womean’s Club
M. EL
Helen Snowden
Tenth Street
M. FL Elilote
Miss Smith
Miss Josephine Fay hosts and travels in Ohio and Virginia
Local personals note numerous social movements and visits. Miss Josephine Fay returns to Washington avenue after staying with her sister in Iva noxe Virginia. Mrs J W Daney moves to Mount Vernon Ohio to visit her son. Several residents travel to Cleveland Columbus Wooster and Cincinnati for visits and events including prom color day and a funeral. A birth is announced for Charles Edward Cushing in Indianapolis in memory of a late grandfather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine
Fay
Ivanoxe
Virginia
Washington Avenue
J. W. Daney
West Avenue
Mount Vernon
Ohio
William Crone
S24
Cleveland
Winifred Fay
Washinston Avenue
Columbus
Sam Squire
A. L Werner
Lorain
Ida, McRoberts
Ilo Street
Jadhgor
Michigan
Charles Bird
Birdthwing
Manhattan Lengel
West Ruver
Weedend
Wooster
Flh Hartwell
Suffernew
York
Bho
In-las
Ifr
Irs
Harvard
Reginald Slarris
Cincinnat
W Moore
Lloyd Hea‘ninger
Carl Crane
Moore
Orlando
Florida
Vmre
J L Mating
Carl Folser Cushing
Indianapolis
Charles Fiward Cushing
Dr Curbing
For Sale Four High Class Homes On Market
Four elegant houses listed with W. FE. Patton include a 16 room bungalow with a 50 by 150 foot lot on Eastern Heights Blvd and a large lot on 3rd Street. Other properties feature six rooms one block from Cleveland Street with large attic and six rooms. Prices aimed to move with office at 331 Std Street next to Y. AL CG.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. FE. Patton
Eastern Heights Blvd
Eastern Heights
Cleveland
Std
Y. AL CG
Memorial Hospital to graduate nursing class at Elyria Hall
One of the largest nursing classes will graduate from Memorial Hospital with a Friday May 21 commencement at Ely Hall. Ten nurses from the three year course will receive diplomas and pins, with Dr C H Petton and Edith Lee Lias presenting awards. Professor Philp Sherman of Oberlin College will deliver the address, and a luncheon will follow at Elyria Country Club hosted by Edith Lias and T Elizabeth Suttes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial. Hospital
Crabt Onlock
Elis Hall
Ning
Louise Mael Powell
Bisrar
Wendja Angelne Blanchard
Sloise Aleit
Vermillon
Jean Esekley
Naomi Ma Burden
Sindusky
Catherine Elizabeth Dunn
Lakegood
Mildred Martha Warfel
Wooster
Mildred May Hansille
North Fairfeld
Mabel Mae Zettar
Alpena
Michigan
Philp D.sherman
Oberlin College
Methodity Episcopal
Udwin Kirby
Dre. C. H. Petton
City
Cleveland
Elyria Country Club
Edith Lias
Tourses School
Indians First To Make Maple Sugar Claim In 1684
The fragment notes that Indigenous peoples were first to produce maple sugar and routel, around 1684, and perhaps earliest to reference this primitive industry, suggesting a historical claim of invention and documentation.
Postle Attempts to Frast Fruit on Australian Line
Attempts are being made to plant oranges and lemons on the Australian Line tree so such fruit may be grown in dry region.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lena Taber
Legion
Peeladiss
George Churchward
Shannon
Methodist
Notawa Club
Siath Kahht
Lillian Gray
Doris Walker
Inez Hradiex
Victoria
al Brecthts
Woory
Hunter
Willsdale Court
William Hunter
Hillscourt
Lucky
Floyd Yort
George Innes
Hendrickson
Andy
Jom Allen
Marrickson
Beith Schutzbach
Elyria
Jingh Gray
Crime Street
Ohio+ Wesleyan Boosters Club
Angi Cees Ark
Tudente
Sons and Daughters OF Liberty
K. of P. Hall
Willy
Ridger Felt
Ars Hartwell
Robert Long
Clifford Demarest
Miss Dunham
Spellman
Avenue Club
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Enous
Rome
Lockara
P. T
Roosevelt Parent Teacher Association
Cornelia Kacassy
Bessie Downine
Claire Friday
Julia Demash
Jamen Szabo
Mra Cornatee- Szabawey
Joe Darrs
Ma Skriletz
Elstia Memorial Hospital
M. E
Four O Clock Club
William Muir Auld
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Lovier
Alspaugh
Lozier
Webster
Great Lakes
Washburn
Merry Chums
Loretta
Merry Chums Club
Loretta Stark
Columbus Street
Louise Fraustein
Violet Guithman
John Tikinof
Mary Tesilovska
Justice of Peace
Steve Matokovic
Margaret Bagus
Koller
Christie Wiegard
South Amherst
Quarriman
Olivia M. Gilles
Amherst
Eiseben
Ambhurst
William F. Schuster
Dorothy M. Sheppard
Beebhiy
Clarence Elizabeth
ME. Hoag
E. Rivers
Watson N. Olmste
Wilhemv
Donald Streagy
Blaine
Marlon Eberling
Winckles
Scott
Dewey
Allen Webb
la Grange
Therman Jauffies
Isaac Tirad
Campbell
Kramer N
Alex Labone
CALL
Newell Beauty Shoppe
Marcelior
Dimilo Milk Pack
Albert F
Hospital TE “Graduate
Margaret S. Gay
Pasausha
Oklahoma
Yotice
Carlisle Grange
C. O. F. Wall
Elyvia
Riverview. Park
Springwall
Nortist Olmstead
Ce&s
Marcel
Seedale
Bob Shop
J. G. Campbell Morgan London
Exgland
M. E. Church
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