Memorial service plans by Major Woodworth Camp
Major Woodworth Camp and Auxiliary met in Elyria to expand services at the Spanish War Veterans' tablet in Ely Park on May 28 at 10 00 am in memory of those who died on the battleship Maine in Havana harbor February 16 1898. A second Memorial Sunday service follows at the Capitol Theatre at 10 45 am with support from church groups and local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WAJ
Woodworth
K. of C. Hall
Ely Park
Havana Harbor
Auxiliary
Capitol Theatre
Church of Christ
B. W. Hindman
W. 3. Fowler
George P. Colburn
John G. Schrock
Rafferty
St. Anthony’s Church
Lorain
Ohio
Auxiliary Department
Coun- 4
Stztler
Mereland
Northwest Ohio Boosters Club of
United Spanish War Veterans
Otto Soldiers
Sallora’ Orphanns
Prize Winners Announced in Elyria Union Contest
Judges in the S T I essay contest sponsored by the Elyria W Co T U announced prize winners from the 3 18 essays submitted. First and second prizes, monetary, will be awarded later. Winners span grades from fourth to twelfth, with multiple names per grade and Lucille Hutchings and Mildred Haldeman among 11B. Tom Hallauer won the poster prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria W. Co. T. U
L. A. Flickinger
Lois Phelps
Patricia Dewhurst
Betty Wells
Jean Heavis
Ruth Mcwilliams
Louise Law
Virginia Mohrman
Harold Geitgey
Lucille Simpson
Clarence Kritzel
Helen Lindauer
Iva Pollack
George Sharkey
Helen Farmer
Mary Johnson
George Johnson
Beverly Pitkin
Gilbert Walker
Lucille Hutchings
Mildred Haldeman
Beatrice Burrer
Russell Mohrman
Constance McClure
Martha Bilaky
Roy Pitkin
Carl Rainey
Tom Hallauer
C. L. Bristol
R. H. Harrison
Deane Burns
Curtis Spence
Folden Albert
Ida Wingard
Circle 1 of First Methodist met at Mrs OnKlemacher’s home
Twenty four members and five guests gathered yesterday at the Park avenue residence of Mrs William Onkle macher for Circle 1 of the First Methodist church. Devo tions were led by Mrs Stentz and a business session preceded a social time. Hostess aides included Mrs G A Reeder Mrs Harley Wibber and Mrs J H Miller. The meeting adjourned to reconvene in June with Mrs Carl Fasler of Erle street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle 1
First Methodist Church
William Onklemacher
Park Avenue
Stentz
G. A. Reeder
Harley Wibber
J. H. Miller
Carl Fasler
Erle Street
Ames Club Visits Betty Miller Farm for Friendships and Games
The Les Ames club of the First Congregational church spent Wednesday afternoon with Betty Miller at her West Ridge home, meeting the farm animals and playing outdoor games on the spacious lawn. In two weeks Dorothy Jenkins will host the group at her East Second street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Ames
First Congregational Church
Betty Miller
West Ridge
Dorothy Jenkins
East Second Street
Grace Lutheran Ladies Aid Plans Silver Tea
Grace Lutheran Aid Society met yesterday afternoon with twenty two members present. Plans were made to attend the silver tea at St Johns church next Tuesday. After the business session a refreshment course was served by Mrs M Woodin and Mrs C Zeroll. The next meeting will be a business session on June first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran Ladies’ Aid
St. John’s Church
Grace Lutheran Aid Society
M. Woodin
C. Zeroll
Fifth daughter born to Chewelah couple after four years
Chewelah left in Washington reports a possible family record for G. A. Parker and wife. Their fifth child, a daughter, arrived four years four months after marriage on Sept. 15, 1928. Previous children include a daughter born Nov. 8, 1929. twin sons Sept. 29, 1930. a son Sept. 19, 1931 who died months later. and now the new daughter. The eldest child is just over three years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chewelah, Wash
G. A. Parker
Chewelah
North Olmsted Churches Plan Memorial Day Service
Three local churches in North Olmsted will join to hold a Memorial Day service on Memorial Day afternoon. The venue will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Olmsted
Scout Master Paul to Speak at Congregational Church May 28
Mr Paul of Oberlin, Scout Master of the local Boy Scout Troop, will occupy the pulpit at the Congregational church on Sunday morning May 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Paul
Oberlin
Congregational Church
Mother's Day Observed With Favorite Hymns
Mother's Day was observed in the morning service with the singing of hymns chosen as Mother's favorites. The event highlighted community worship and family themes.
Mrs Charles Hammond and Family Visit Sister in Detroit
Mrs Charles Hammond and her father traveled to Detroit last week to visit the former's sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hammond
Detroit
Jenkins announces birth of daughter in May
Mr and Mrs Charles Jenkins announce the birth of a little eight pound daughter born Thursday May 1. Mrs Jenkins formerly was Miss Esther Kelly. Both mother and baby are doing nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Jenkins
Jenkins
Esther Kelly
Sunday visit from Olmsted Falls guests
Mrs. Roy F. Hecker and children Norbert and Carol Jean of Olmsted Falls spent Sunday afternoon at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Lamb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy F. Hecker
Norbert and
Carol Jean
Olmsted Falls
L. W. Lamb
Fifth Annual North Olmsted School of Music Recital
The fifth annual recital by the North Olmsted School of Music was held in the High School Auditorium last week. A large audience attended and many pupils received tokens for faithfulness to music and attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Olmsted School of Music
North Olmsted PTA formed from Coe and Butternut Ridge unions
Due to Coe School closing for next year all pupils will attend Butternut Ridge School. The Coe Parents Teachers Association merged with Butternut Ridge Association and renamed The North Olmsted Parent-Teacher Association. Officers elected for the coming year are President Mrs. Stuart Mills Vice President Mrs. J. Stenitz Treasurer Miss Ethel Frischkner Recording Secretary Mrs. O. H. Johnston and Secretary Mrs. Ray Berger. The officers were installed at the same meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe
Butternut Ridge
Coe Parent Teachers’ Association
Butternut Ridge Association
North Olmsted Parent-Teacher Association
Stuart Mills
J. Stenitz
Ethel Frischkner
O. H. Johnston
Ray Berger
Local Youth Attend Community Event Near Town
A number of local youths from the area attended a community gathering. The event highlighted student participation and neighborhood involvement with several young attendees sharing in activities and discussions.
Berg Family Socials And A Death In North Russia
May 19 notes from North Russia list Sunday visits among Berg families and friends at multiple Amherst area homes including Carl Berg, Will Berg, and Emma Berg with a scalded foot injury. Also Chester Nash and Hazel Potter wed, planning to live with groom’s parents Simeon Nash. Edward Berg, longtime Russia Township resident, dies of pneumonia at Allen Hospital Oberlin May 16. survived by wife Anna Berg and three daughters and two sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Russia
Carl Berg
Mervin Schubert
East Amherst
Charles Hasenflue
Frank Easenflue
Fred Decker
Murray Ridge
Burt Franklin
Elyria
John Franklin
Walter Berg
Oberlin
Carl Bergs
Fred Berger
Lucy Roemer
Helen
Amherst
Will Berg
Albert Berg
Fred Schramm
Zelda
Schramm Road
Emma Berg
Chester Nash
Hazel Potter
Staunton
Simeon Nash
Andrew Radcliffe
George Reese
Columbus
Wesley Samslow
Ash
Edward Berg
Russia Township
Allen Hospital
Anna Gentes Berg
Wilf May
Harvey Lipstrum
Cleveland
Harlan Schramm
Clarence
Leonard
Rally at Denison Avenue Church Draws Cleveland Crowd
A large crowd gathered at Denison Avenue Church in Cleveland last Sunday night for a community rally. Local organizers emphasized unity and civic participation, with speakers highlighting upcoming neighborhood initiatives and volunteer opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denison Avenue Church
Cleveland
Brighton High School Baccalaureate and Commencement Plans
Brighton High plans Baccalaureate at Brighton Methodist Church on May 21 with Rev. Newtom Moore delivering the sermon and special music. Graduates are Lenore Campbell Eva Ward Helen Tudor Helen Sweda Lester Cowle and Edward Zugaski. Commencement in the high school auditorium on May 25 at 8 with the senior play Yimmie Yonson's Job featuring Lester Cowl Charles Webber Frank Simonson Edward Zugaski and others. The farce centers on theft and a faked death with a restored faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Brighton High School
Brighton Methodist Church
Newtom Moore
Yimmie Yonson
Yimmie
Lester Cowl
Kent
Local Family Visits and Community Events Highlight Weekend
Mr and Mrs A K Baird visited Mrs Frank Landol in Collins Ohio. Austin Ewell and children joined Carl Bradford in Rochester for Sunday. Fred Nobles of North Eaton spent time with his daughter and son in law E J Rousseau. Rev and Mrs H E Cobb hosted Mr and Mrs Blackman and son from Berea. Howard Jordan of Rocky River visited M T Rolfe’s family. Faye Pocock of Wellington spent Sunday with Dorothy Barry. Brighton WCTU held Mother’s Day dinner at Methodist church with 30+ attendees and program including devotional, speeches, vocal duets and a lunch. Brighton 4 H Sewing Club met after school with ten members. next meeting May 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. K. Baird
Frank Landol
Collins
Austin Ewell
Carl Bradford
Rochester
Fred Nobles
North Eaton
E. J. Rousseau
H. E. Cobb
Blackman and Son
Ton
Dorothy Barry
Neener
Martha Burrows
Ter Herbert
Jon Smith
W Ton
Brighton
W. C. T. U. Heep
Methodist Church
H. BE. Coba
Carter
Wellington
Ida Furze
Frey Suytliffe
Dudley
Elizabeth Fenner
Helen Merrell
Brighton 4-H Sewing Club
Tae
Wearwell Linen Prices From Historical Ad Card
Catalog of Wearwell Sheets and pillow slips with assorted sizes and prices. Items include 65c 72x99 sheets 69c 81x99 sheets 75c per 72x108 sheet and 79c 42x36 items. Also round thread sheets 1.25 dollar value offered at 1.00. Slips and muslin yardage offered among other textiles, with varied small price points.
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Wearwell
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
God
Bethel
Hus
Jacob
George Boorn
Rejehah
Margaret Minch
Helen Snow
Genevieve Thompson
Betts
Roberta Mosely
John
Sic
Clark Maddock
Robert Holcomb
Frank May
Ralph Stearns
Dyre Sweet
Agnes DeLoyd
S. T
Ohlemacher Home
Lnter ™Ins
LES Amies Club
Follicles
HyGrade Dry Cleaners
North
Russia
Lersch’s
Pepperell
Cannon
John Lersch
Jacquard
Arrytt
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