Community clubs and church events fill Ridgeville schedule
A busy Ridgeville page lists multiple social and civic meetings including Eastern Star, Daughters of Scout, Neighbors of America, and Women’s clubs. Also noted are plays by Elyria Wish School Players at Ridgeville High Auditorium and a Mission Study supper with speaker Rev. Nicholas Van der Tri on Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Eastern Star
Maseaje Temple
I Daughters of Scout
PL Hall
Rerat Neighbors of America
Wurst Hall
Willisg Workers of
Yeomes
Mrv
Walkeshurst
Maple St
Pollyanna Club
Bath Street
Snd Aux-ilary
Legion Wall
A Son Security
Benest
Elyria Wish Scheol
Auditoriary of
Ridgeville
Igh ‘School
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P. mi
Ridgeville Congregational Church
Chestnut Ridge
Mission Study Club
Nicholas van der Tri
Mexico
Woman's Association of the Pilgrim
Comtcenlty Church
Ladies Aid Society Quilting and Social Session
Yesterday afternoon the Ladies Aid Society of John's Lutheran church met at the school auditorium on Tinrd Arete for a regular semi monthly session. The afternoon was spent quilting and chatting with refreshments served by hostesses Mrs. Schmitten and Mrs. Fred Koepp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society of John’s Lutheran Church
Tinrd @Arete
Schmitten
Fred
John Wel
Fred Koepp
Dorcas Society
John Schaefer
Grace Lutheran Church
Wiliam Watson
Hamilton Street
S. Rayan Artemts
HW. F. Funk
Roosevelt
S.cline
C. Jr. Spinks
S. Ray
S. Cline
Fourth Street
Final Talk by Dil Morgan Draws Large Audience
Large audience honors the closing meeting of the Mr. Morgan series. The sermon titled Jesus the Tear of Human Life drew on Matthew 22 37 39 and urged responses to what one will do with Jesus Christ. Pilate and crowd actions illustrate choosing justice or policy shaping individual destiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dil Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Jesus
Christ
Pharaoh
Pilate
Humblg
Barrabas
Heaven
Caesar
Wempersey
Rome
Rone
Weston
Principia
Uiter
Miss Michaels Honored At Pre-Nuptial Show
Mrs Leslie Walker hosted a May 20 event at 1113 Middle Avenue in honor of Miss Michaels whose marriage to Harry Orton of Loran was announced. A Progressive five hundred game crowned the evening with top scores by Mrs Max Calkins and Miss Doris Walker. Ralph Kaufman was consulted as guests enjoyed yellow and white decor and a luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara
Will
Clara-Rabkin
Bowie
Lake Avenue
Biid
Olive Grobe
George W Tahrman
Marrare
Jankin
Albert McMan
Flord Coller
Mary Beattie
Wellington
Joe Chamberlin
Lakewood
Ruth Cutter
Miss Michaels
Leslie Walker
Middle Avenue
Harry Orton
Lorain
Max Calkins
Doris Walker
Ralph Kaufman
Memorial services planned by auxiliary groups
Memorial services for deceased sailors and soldiers from all wars are planned for Sunday, May thirtieth at three o'clock on Washington Avenue. The Sons of Veterans Auxiliary will coordinate with Bar Scouts, the children’s bands, the V F W Drum Corps, and the Woman’s Relief Corps to participate. A full program will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
Washington Avenue
United States
Bar Scouts
Bays
V. F. W. Drum Corps
Auxiliary
Woman’s Relief Corp
Asst
Daughters of Scotland Meet and church and club updates
The Daughters of Scotland met last evening in the Wurst hall with routine business. Plans were made for a bazaar to be held soon and the United Orders pace was announced for July seventeenth. Rev William Mutr Auld addressed students at the Amherst school on The Place of Sir Walter Scott in English Literature. Reverend W L Burner will return to the Church of Christ and preach Sunday. Hospital notes list admissions and discharges including Mrs Anna Kozel and Mrs Joseph Stanislawski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dbix
Medina
Lodze
Georsg Stevens
East Avenue
Bernard Shaw
Joan
Fanver
Mrel Johnston
University of Michigan
Panama
Bermuda
Florida
E. K. Allen
Washington Aves
Ym Society
Young Teasple
Grace Luthcrap Church
Floyd Lang
Cleveland
Jones
Viola Block
Daughters OF Scotland
Daughters of Scotland Weseheld
Wurst Hall
Auld
Wilam Mutr Auld
First Congregational Church
Amhersliga
Walter Scouts Evelsh
W. L. Burner
Church of Christ of
Eyte
Anna Kozel
Woodland Avenue
Joseph Stanislawski
Edward Nicholas
Graftom
Chauncey Shibley
Cornell “Avenue
Frank Mackert
Lake Avenue
Mire
Ouff Nolton
Eastern Heighth Boulevard
Harry Scott
Dewey Avenue
Social notes from Toledo and nearby towns
Mrs Charles Young and granddaughter Jane of Toledo visit Mrs Youngs daughter Mrs Alfred Gessner at 245 12 Charles court. Mrs C W Benton and Mrs George Isley of Buffalo N Y are guests of Mrs S St Bowen and Mrs Kenry Fugels. Miss Alice Schimkat of Detroit visits Mrs De Cosky on Cambridge Street and attends nurse graduation events. Joins discuss recovery of Jeuke’s Hospital Bethlehem and Edward Faine from health concerns with plans to travel for further care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Young
Jane
Toledo
Ars
Fousty All Co Sr
Jeuke
Roast Park Supper and Plant Sale Notice
Notice from Div A Church of Christ serving a roast park supper Saturday at 4 30 until finished. Carnations special for Saturday one dollar per dozen. Paul Wainwright offers delivery from Both Markets. Plant orders for Decoration Day and flower boxes with best town selection. Phone numbers 2227 and 1693 or 3227 and 41593.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Paul Wainwright
Best
Banquet at Daniels Villa Notes Baker Auto Crash
Obscure notice recalls Clar Baker a former city resident now in Akron who suffered serious injuries from an auto accident last Saturday. He sustained a broken arm skull fracture and multiple bruises while his brother-in-law William Bowman of Grafton also injured. The crash occurred about ten miles from Akron. Loy Hikers of the church plan a nine thirty Saturday hike to Jackson Woods with return expected by three. Greenhouse at 125 Courtland St. will be open evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clar
Baker
Akron
William Bowman
Grafton
Jackson Woods
Tus
Dancing at the Elyria iEagles Friday Nights
A brief local notice describes Friday nights at the Elyria iEagles club with a welcome event and a 30 cent couple rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria iEagles
Also Mentioned on This Page
M.F
Charles Edward Parker
India
Ann
Edwin Kirby
Drow Theosogical Seminary
Tegether
C. F.parker
Caunsry
Parker
Sanday
M. Ez
Chevalier Lodge
Ladies Aid Society
LF. Burke
E High
Ray Kent
J .Murke
Ohio
Mr. Burke
DE Molay Oro
David J. Nye
de Molay
O. F. Hall
George Glover
Rolland Folgar
Brice Ways
Arthur O'Hara
Alred Toth
Erix Pola
Elyria
Luke
New York City
Amor
Brother Sells
Kenton
Oie
Jackson
Clyde
DeMolay
Proghrail
Gertrude Smith
George Streets
Idn Henry State
Tain
Soviety
Kiyrla
Aleanor Sonnells
Ruby, Beal
Mande Stoney
Ninth Street
Streicher
En- Kauffman
Tet Smith
Iga Whitney
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. G. Whitney
J. G. Whiney
Alys. J. C. Mulholland
Alys. J. C. Mulholland Secretary, and Mrs. J. Mowry
Sura Miller
Sclyde
Pnleas Mally
Clyde Wright
Cornell Avenue
Ralph Standen
Park 3
FOI
Yeomen
Welch
Wandera. Walkentorst
North
Maple Street
Lorarmt
Csovkal
John
Lydix Biddle
Goodwin
Sy. Fin
Satles
Diris
Sam Tina
Torlal
Iman
Elyria Memorial Hospital
George Stevens
Wis
Livria
Avallarf
Clur Mert
Blanche Sellman
Ethel: Osser
Dortla Doane
Marion Copas
Ethel Mars
Trias
Seilman
Miss Glosser
Tandy Rds Kard Klub
Kandy Rigs Nard Klub
Joe Kises
West Tver Street
W. C. Coryell
Reed Carter
Aielle
Warren Clark
Frank Claycomb
Circle No
Dr. Morgan
Marian Woandrickson
Garvin Avenue
PI Om, Barres
Shechag
Fane Ha Sston
George Ines
John Sinegar
Spruce Street
WL. Burnes
Benjamin Dayton
Carol J.fisher
Ben Jackson
Marle Braman
Elyviu
Davis & Hill
Tnsurance
Sio Broad St. Ph
Cale
Newell ‘Beauty Shoppe
Halr Guiting — Shampootog Hale
Mareelling Facials
Dimilo Milk Pack
Daniels’ Villa
Courtland St
Paul Wrauinlwright
Elorist
J. Co. O. S. Hall
Riverview Park
Kringvale North Olmstead
Usst
Stop 66
C. E&sw
Carlisle Grange
Eagles
Elyria Fair Grounds
Alliance ‘Church of ‘Ruth, C. O. BL Hall
Kramer
E. B. Otto
Ick Cream & Gandy
Broad Street
Ghaureh
Carson’s Millinery
Aasons¢ ‘Temple
Mddle Ave
Barnes
Wazine
Walts Wink
Secty Little Baby
Marcon Tarsar
Victor Records
Victor Talking Machine CO
Camdin
Jersey
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