Woman's Association of First Church Holds Annual Meeting
The Woman's Association of the First Congregational Church held its spring business meeting in the church parlors. Officers elected for the coming year include President Fern Smith and vice presidents Mrs. R. F. Goecke Mrs. James W. Van Dusen and Mrs. Ellie Hecock. Secretaries and department chairwomen were also named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Association of the
First Congregational Church
Fern Smith
R. F. Goecke
James W. van Dusen
Elie Hecock
Edie] Burrows
Robert Crehore
Dora Nichols
Allie Edwards
Women's Missionary Association of the
Second Congregational Church
G. A. Lamberton
John Conabee
Many Community Groups Meet Tonight in Elyria and Ridgeville
A wide range of local clubs and church groups convene this evening. Activities include Young People's Night at First M E Church, Altar Guild at St Andrews Episcopal, Catholic Gaughters of America, Sons of Veterans Auxiliary, Elyria Lodge Bnai Brith, DeMolay, Ridgeville PTA, Women of the Moose, and more. Circle No 1 of M E Church holds a meeting with devotions, readings, and snacks. Circle No 8 plans a June Cascade Park picnic with officers elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Altar Guild
St. Andrews’s Episcopal Church
Guild Room
Catholic Gaughters of America
K. of C. Hall
Sons of Veterans’ Ausilary
G. A. R. Hall
Elyria Lodge
Order
B’naith Brith Wheats
Temple
David J. Nye
Order of DeMolay
P. Hall
Elyria Counal F
Beacon Wight Clas Paul's Church
Charlotte Wacker
Democrat Women’s
It Pengate
Ninth Street
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Richard Thayer
Dennison Avenue
Irvin Geigey
R. E. McDonald
J. B. Maddocn
H. O. Ohlemacher
N. H. Balcomb
Birthday party honors Jimmy Tite with cake and gifts
A gathering at Mrs Edward Mertz’s home on Cleveland Street marked Jimmy Tite’s fifth birthday. Guests including Ber Berger Virginia Hens and others enjoyed games, a Tuneneon treat, a large pink birthday cake, and favors of pink baskets with candy. Majer Jimmy received many gifts.
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Edward Mertz
Cleveland Street
Jimmy Tite
Jimmy
Berberger
Virginia Hens
Mertz
Rosemary Club
Tie
Bobby Wilbert
Duk Weber
Birthday party honors eight year old Paul Miller
Eighteen friends of Paul Martin Miller of Roosevelt Avenue surprised him at a birthday party last evening. Cakes and luncheon were served with pink and white decorations. Out of town guests included Misses Jean Ann and Mary Jane Chamberlain of Loratu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Martin Miller
Roosevelt Avenue
Master Miller
Jean Ann
Mary Jane Chamberlain
Loratu
Farewell Party Honors Gardiners in Penfield Parish
Neighbors and friends of Rev and Mrs. Davis Gardiner of Penfield gathered at the parsonage for a farewell event before moving to Chatham. An evening program of music and readings preceded refreshments for the 34 guests.
Social notes from Lorain immerse friends and relatives
Local social page lists guests and visitations. Gladys Miner and Katherine Beal attend Spring Day at Car marmeli University in Ithaca New York. Several families host gatherings at Merriman and Princeton Avenue, with guests from Valparaiso Lorain and Lorain residents.
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W. B. Winters
Gladys Miner
Ware
Katherine Beal
AL Beal
Wear Bridge
Ithaca
New Yo
Carmneli Univer
Social notes and city notices from Cleveland area
Mrs Harry Bernie of Cleveland visited Miss Elsie Donnelly last evening. Announcement 18: birth of a baby daughter to Mr and Mrs Samuel Thompson at Memorial Fiest, 22 Woodford Avenue. Mrs Herbert Taylor and children of Flint stand visiting relatives for several days. J A Waser of The Lewis Mercantile Company is in New York City on business. Ward’s death notice received for W S Merriman of Alton. brothers R G and F L Merriman left for Alton. Merriman detained by illness. Raink Hall, son of Mr and Mrs E B Hall, on duty as Lakewood patrolman, was struck by a motorcycle yesterday and taken to Lakewood hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bernie
Cleveland
Elsie Donnelly
Samuel Thompson
Woodford Avenue
Memorial Fiest
Herbert Taylor
Flint
Mivligan
J. A. Waser
Lewis Mercaniie Company
New York City
H W. Merriman
Princeton Avenue
Merriman
Altom. Ui.no.s
R. G
FL. F. Merriman
Alton
Mr. Merriman
Raink Hall
E. BE. Hall
Lakewood
Vincent P T A Selects Officers in May Meeting
May 21 reports show the Vincent Parent-Teachers Society holding a regular meeting to elect officers. President Mrs. Lillian Har and Secretary Miss Nonea Cepea were named, with W. J. Boyd to assist. The program featured songs and health play performances by first through sixth grades and refreshments by the committee.
Unclear Text Drafts Quarrel Mention at Opera House
Fragmentary report notes a quarrel at the Opera House with unnamed participants. Reference to Madame Jerti and Herr Pie appears unclear. no verifiable actions or outcomes confirmed in readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Jenna Opera House
Madame Jertiment
Pie
Ontario Brew Boom or Ban Threat Looms
The article discusses the untested 4.4 percent beer in Windsor Ontario and Detroit cross-border access. S.A. Griggs doubts strong sales despite season, while prohibitionists monitor potential bootlegging impact and law loopholes. The piece notes Windsor proximity to Detroit enables boozewers to obtain lighter beer with minimal effort.
Ontario Beer Law Debate Over 4.4 Per Cent Brew
A contemptus eye on the situation notes preparations for a dull business tonight as debates over 4.4 per cent beer grow. Some expect a push toward legal 9 per cent beer within the year in Ontario. Windsor MP Frank P. Wilson is seen as aiming to extend the legal sale beyond current limits. Under the law no sale before 7 am or after 11 pm is allowed, though purchases until 11 pm and drinking after are common.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
Frank P. Wilson
Windsor
Canadian border patrol expands for summer season
Northern Vermont and northern New York regions report increased border activity as Canada opens its summer patrol to curb aliens narcotics and liquor. The system, centered at Malone New York in the St. Lawrence district, strengthens motorized patrols under the customs collector to monitor rum smugglers and professional liquor dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
New York
Buffalo
Rochester
Portland
Treasury
Asayl
Malone
St. Lawrence Customs — District
Border patrol moves to guard smuggling routes
John C. Tulloch of Ogdensburg announces a mobile reserve force ready to be dispatched to border danger points along smuggling fronts. The customs secret service expands on both sides of the border to track rum movements as patrols move west toward the Canadian and Mexican borders within weeks. Carlisle Grange hall hosts May events with Cook's Orchestra and Elyria Legion party on May 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malone
Customs Secret Service
Coast Guard shifts to touring cars for patrols
The border patrol replacing motorcycles with touring cars of fifty or more horsepower after several serious accidents. Ram hunters crowded the motorcycle patrol off the road, injuring or killing government agents, reports indicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coast Guard
Treasury
Diamond Dyes Promise Easy Color For All Fabrics
Diamond Dyes guarantees dyeing and tinting at home with simple directions for wool silk linen cotton and mixed fabrics. Each 15 cent package offers guidance to tint lingerie silks ribbons skirts dresses and more using cold water for delicate shades or boiling for lasting color. Buy Diamond Dyes only and tell your druggist the material you wish to color.
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Poeric
The Ethel MaRie Beauty and Art Shop Ad
The Ethel MaRie Beauty and Art Shop promotes LOOK YOUR BEST with experienced operators. Call for appointment in 2022. Two doors north of Green Line Waiting Room. Service to you is our pleasure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Ma Rie
Green Line
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Charlotte Brooks
Roy Hudson
Home Department
Henry Ingersoll
H. D. Pinkney
Imld
Effie Hecock
Guild
G. E. Gould
Cora May Walton Mission Club
Vivian Hackett
C. §. Johnson
Harry Linder
Circle No
Ed Chapman
J. George
H. Squire
Frank Beebe
M. E
H. B.S Court
Methodist Episcopal Church
A. €. Corfman
W. E. Dickson
Muller
B. Haueisen
J. M
Brals
H. B. Summers
W. EH. Dickson
J. W. Bath
Stone
G. A. Reeder
West Avene
Earl
Pedro
Frank Joviak
Ken- Fon Avenue
Young Married Women’s Club
al Bauer
Harry Bemis
Bemis Hives
Elsie Donnell
N.D D
Grace Denningson
Mary Knight
Larain
Grace Denning
Brandston Avenue
M. EL
William C. Smi
West Avenue
Howard McNeil
Lakeside Federation of Women’s Club
Alex Forbes
Edwin Smith
Miss Davies
Carl Brown
Harland Brown
Wooster Street
Maud Eleanor Davies
Henry Beam
Evelyn Hunter
Marion Shaw
Chrysanthemual Birthday Club
Chrisanthemum Birthday Club
Guthman
Middle Avenue
Fred Novak
Oxford Street
Irving Lord
Fourteenth Street
Cirely No. 3
Fred Underhill
Mary Ross
Lake Aide
Sumday School
Dorothy Shaw
Nancy
Robert Sandrock
Ralph
George Moody
Hugh
Ralph Shaw
Janet Petrick Wiohoist
Mortimer Maddock
Jane Moody
Ruth Batley
Ceeeee
Donna Bell
George Hewitt
Jean Shelley
Cornelia Patrick Mary Milley
Richard Sheily
Knights OF Maccabees
Maccabes Hall
H. E. Agate
James E. Brown
B. C. Funk
Rand
Maccabees
Regekah Lodge
St. J Clair Rebekah Lodge
Eid
1. C
F. Hatt
J. E. Handley
Ohin Rebekah Assembly
G. A
Teledo
Chevalier Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Reuben Streube
Ease Broad Street
George N!plols
Eastern Heights
Leonard Dunnard
Eighth Street
John Bolles
Fifteenth Street
Carl J Niednart
Sherman Street
Frank Warner
LaGrange
George Nichols
Eastern Heights Blvd
Woman's Club
Women's Association
Lorain County
Pythian Sisters
Pythian S.sters
Lorain Temple
AC. Diedrich
North Ridgery
H. 4 Nichols
Valpraiso
Indiana
William Alsop
I South Amherst
F. W. Bunting
Hy City
Alex Hart
Isaz
James
F. Hart
Lorain
John Lersch
Washington Avenue
Loramze
Columbus
Ohio
Mary Knights
Loran
Tae
Marz Buests
Miller
Jane Chamberlain
Raoelt Avenue
S.A Griggs
Walkerville Brewery, Ltd
United States
Detroit
Wyndsor
John C. Tulloch
Ogdensburg, N.Y
Carlisle Grange Hall
Cook
Pedro and
Buneo
Elyria
American Legion Hall
Springvale
Butternut Ridge
North Olmsted
Elyria Eagles
Walt Glick
HAWKS
The
Fay Co
Broad Street
Coats
Ethel MaRie Beauty and Art Shop
Cook’s Millinery Corner
East Ave
Second Street
Acme
O’donnell Paint & Wall Paper Company
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