District Deputy Matron Inspects Elyria Chapter Eastern Star
District No. 4 official Enola Heller visits Elyria Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star. A spring themed dinner precedes a formal meeting with remarks by leaders, welcomed guests, and presentations including honorary memberships. Attendance is reported near 300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Order of Eastern Star
Enola Heller
Becuttfu
Statens
Esther Wellert
Carl Berwood
Chistrict No
Marian Hand
Grand Chapter
Ohio
Minnie Lathrop
Olga Glazier
Sereh Binder
Laura Magrew
West Virginia
Sue Feuchter
Utah
Mildred Hartman
Pennsylvania
Marian Ellenwood
Texas
Velda Thompkins
Fairy Gingery
Columbus
Mae Sharp
West
Myrtle Larsen
Ashland
Avenue
Cleveland
Lincoln
Lakewood
Fairview
Wellington
Wooster
Enola
Bellevue
Clivde
Acacia Flower
Lodi
Forest Dry
Day
Violet Regar
Marceline Lengel Orher
Linden
Wakeman
Toledo
Elmore
Sullivan
Lorain
Amherst
Norwalk
Oberlin
Litchfield
Millersburg
Harriet Beazell
Springsume
Faith
Hope
Hazel Brodbeck
Mary Maples
Alberta Fitch
Ruth Brown
Adah
Carl Ellenwood
Elia Sheriff
Flora White
Marian Brown
Madeline Ohlemacher
Frances Leser
Harriet Smith
Margaret Gruse
Bertha Flaherty
Final Elyria A A U W. dinner meeting May 28
The Elyria A A U W. will hold a dinner on May 28 at 6 30 followed by a musical program and convention reports by Mrs Clare George and Miss Katherine McCarvel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria A. A U. W
Battle Creek
Clare George
Katherine McCarvel
Cast Announced for Final Playmaker Play of Season
The Elyria High School Auditorium hosts the final Playmaker production Louder Please on June 12 and 33 with director Franz Seward naming the cast. Featured are Allen West James Tite Ruth Georgiana Shaw Kathryn Essex June S Bannick Herbert White John Shaw Eddie Maney and many others in a large ensemble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
Franz Seward
George Brod
Robert Smith
Charlike Harris
Edgar Lyons
Bastey Myron Weiss
Herman Schneider
Richard Baird
Procucion
Tage
Don Keating
Harry Cook
Elaine Cole
Rose Cromung
Gi Curren
Boos
Enin Seholtz
Mary K. Miller
Dorothy Lue
Elva Patton
Sarbars Plocher
Audrew Foster
Walter Hinkle
Elizabeth Taylor
Catherine Sewsrs
Ella Foler Smith
Sue
Ne Gibbons
Leora Griffiths
Dorothy Rober
Beny Roe
Shirley Rassster
Kathryn Walser
Doris Hartwell
Calendar notices from Malta clubs and societies
A digest of meetings and events from local clubs including Airs Rezesler at 2 Lod. street, Women’s club dinners at Graystone Hotel, Octave club with Dorothy Th mer, and multiple society gatherings. Entries cover church groups, Lions-like and legion activities, fish fry, Poppy Day plans, and birthday greetings with attendees and locations such as 475 Eighth street 205 Gulf street Harrison street and First Congregational church with dates in May and June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dames of Malta Officers Club
Airs Rezesler
Graystone
Mes Awel Skjerne
Dorothy Trimmer
Siuxteenth Street
Ta-We-S
Bancuel J. Johe
Walther League
Dnner
Betty Brown
Jota Ny
Wanda Biesxe
William Schroeder
Gulf Street
U. S. Society of Hungarian Reformed Church
A. Palegym
Vulcan Street
Chicurzia Club
Gertrude Blekeler
Second Street
Lambda Ch
Alpine Village
Choral
Otis Forsythe
Harrison Street
Daughters of Scotus
Chevalier Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Frank S. Harmon Lodge
American Legion
E. T. Reese
Water Street
Republican Women's Club
Welter Wright
Womar’s
Tia Council Jr. O. U. AL al Mary-Martha
St Paul's Church
Second Congregational Church
Elstia Lodge I O. O. F
Eagles
Galaxy Mothers Dine With Galaxy Members At Country Club
The eighth annual mothers and daughters dinner by Galaxy was hosted by Mrs. Don W. Myers and Mrs. Edward Champion at Elyria Country Club. Attendees enjoyed a Tulip table, bonnet prizes, a fun contest, bridge, and contract with multiple winners cited among Galaxy members and mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers and Daughters of Galaxy
Elyria Country Club
Don W. Myers
Edward Champion
Richard S. Heron
Arthur Robishaw
George Hillmer
W. Barres. Low
William Reics
Ann Shuckhart
Galaxy
C. W. Barres
J J. Parks
C. B Reid
T. W. Higham
Ann Schuckhart
D W Seward
J. C. Champion
Bellevue
William Reicks
Monroe
Michigan
Emma Borchers
Columbus
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Listed for Several Residents
The notice records numerous hospital admissions and discharges across multiple towns. Names include Raymond Herring ton Nancy Browne Mrs. Michael Roth and John Sulivan with addresses in Columbia Station Lake Avenue Chestnut Street and Oberlin. Discharges mention Mrs. Robert Schroed er a girl and Mrs. Ben Hap lansky a girl along with other patients and addresses in Grafton La Grange and Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Herrington
Columbia Station
Nancy Browne
Lake Avenue
Michael Roth
North Ridge Road
E. M. Bathawavr
la Grange
Charlene Putman
Clevelan Street
John Sulivan
Chestnut Street
Pauline Salisbury
Wurst Court
Max Sablex
Oberlin
Joseph Miller
Robert Schroeder
Grafton
Ben Haplansky
Spruce Street
Elizabeth Burwell
West River Street
Willam Sederis
East Avenue
John Obitis
R. D
Patsy Ruth Thames
Crehore Court
E. M. Hathawar
Peter Frabotta
Judge Webber Speaks at Men’s Missionary League Meeting
The Hon. Judge A R Webber was the guest speaker at the United Presbyterian church Men’s Missionary League monthly meeting. Twenty one visitors from Margaret Park church Akron attended as prayers and hymns opened the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R Webber
Men's Missionary League
United Presbyterian Church
Margaret Park
Akron
League
Edmund Wright
E. W. Wright
M. R. Seiterfield
William Griffin
Gilliland
Judge Webber
Elvrra
Oberlin College
Campbell
Margaret Park Church
Licenses Listed For Local Residents In Lorain Area
A batch of licenses issued includes Adam Gestel 41 steel worker of Lorain and Mary Uscak 29 of Lorain. Others named are Cleare Copeland 24 Kent tool designer and Nellie Jackson 23 of La Grange. Edwin Hacke 24 Lorain steel worker and Veronica Kowalski 21 Lorain. Adolph Berger 32 Lorain pharmacist and Paula Genser 28 Lorain. George Radich 26 Lorain steel worker and Geraldine Kolens 21. William Stocker 26 Oberlin teacher and Elizabeth Joan Young 19 Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Gestel
Lorain
Mary Uscak
Claer E. Copeland
Kent
Nellie Jackson
la Grange
Edwin H. Hacke
Veronica Kowalski
Adolph Berger
Paula Genser
George Radich
Geraldine Kolens
Past Noble Grands Meet at Mrs Marsh Home
The Past Noble Grands of St Clair Rebekah lodge will gather with Mrs Thomas Marsh at 460 Eighth Street tomorrow afternoon for a meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clair Rebekah
Farewell Supper for Bradrick Family by Men's Brotherhood
The Glen Bradrick family were honored at a farewell supper hosted by the Men's Brotherhood at Second Congregational Church. Russell Rhodes led a fish supper and a brief meeting followed by a program featuring Rev. Ralph Albright of Lodi, Ohio, and impromptu speeches from Mrs. Bradrick and others. The couple plans to move to Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Bradrick
Second Congregational Church
Men’s Brotherhood
Russell Rhodes
Harold Olmsted
Fran Brillhart
Ralph Albright
Lodi
Ohio
Bradrick
D. M. Upton
A. E Kempo
Elyria
Brodricks
Cleveland
Alex Fell
Elsra Camera Club hosts experts on films and filters
The Elsra Camera Club welcomed guests from Western Automatic and Lorain Clubs as Jonn Stermke of the Cleveland Camera Club spoke on Films and Fliers at the PhRotsa Shop. He advised minimal eye distance, card aids, color filters, and developing results with varied films, plus gelatine or colored glass filters for frequent use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsra Camera Club
Western Automatic
Lorain
Jonn Stermke
Cleveland Camera Club
PhRotsa
Cleveland
Forbes
Herbert Kaaiz
Funeral of John F. Graham Held in Warren
Mr and Mrs B W Shaffstall attended the funeral of John F Graham who died suddenly in Sandusky. The note lists local residents at services and social events, including visits to Lakewood and Elyria Memorial Hospital, and a wind storm damaging area cemeteries and nearby properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Shaffstall
West Eighth Street
Warren
John F. Graham
Sandusky
Graham
Shaffstalls
Wooster
Ohio
State Convention of Christian Churches
Maude S2len
Ralph Gwin
Bernice Martin
H. R. Riddle
C. M. Terry
Ralph Cole
A. Gibbens
E. F. Clark
J. Law
Lewis Heidrich
Noel Duckett
Charles Grate
Lakewood
Florence Houck
White Shrine
C. H. Worthington
Columbus
State Dry Cleaners and Dyers Association
William Reicks
Monroe
Richigan
Robert Jones
Graystone Hotel
C. E. Brewer
Barbara Edith Edgecomb
Gary
Indiana
B ._. Shaffstall
M. E. Perry
Ravenna
Republican Woman's Club
Portage County
14Th District
Thad Foster
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Foster
Lexington Avenue
Max Sablak
Oberlin
Alvin Noster
Noster
West River Street
Memorial Service and Decoration Day in Litchfield
The Litchfield Baptist church hosts a combined Memorial and Decoration day service on Sunday May 26 at 10 am with choir quartet and Herbert Rising solo. Rev H S Mabie addresses the congregation. A cemetery march follows led by the Litchfield band and Medina drum corps with music prayer and readings. Flanders Fields and Marbelle Stocker read. Max Marth decorates shafts and graves. taps sounds. Afterward a park dedication for a new flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litchfield
the Baptist Church
Herbert Rising
H. S. Mabie
The
Baptist Church
Litchfield Band
Drum Corps of Medina
America
G. F. Gribben
Gettigsburg
Marbelle Stocker
Reading
Flanders Fields
Max Marth
Galilean Sailors to Give May 26 Concert at Congregational
The Galilean Sailors, a 24 member Cleveland gospel group from Baptist to Reformed churches, perform at Congregational church Sunday evening May 26 at 8. The program features Spirit of Good Will, Dutch hymns, a ship theme, and talks by Edwin Kissig on Witnessing for Christ and Rev Juell on Meditation with offerings for a cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine Surman
Steven Horvath
Vincent
Frank Trepoyr
West Nineteenth Street
Lorain
Tu- Deks Club
Pompel
Wise
Karmin
Herold Surman
Willarm Stumskeuser
Berridine Parker
Zeestel
Balkas
Peg Roberts
Delichele
Trepor
Bmirs James DeMichele
Miss Surman
George Surman
West River Road
North Ridge Road
Steve Horvath
St. Agnes Church
Harold Suman
T. Wearsch
North Oimsted
Cleveland
Elyria
North Olmsted
The
Galilean Sailors
Congregational Church
Edwin Kissig
Juell
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A. A. A. W. Dinner
Mrs. West Heads
C.C. L
Eastern Heights Child Conservation League
Glen Rogers
Russell Stokley
Columbia Avenue
Bernadine Obringer
Theodore Smith
Spode China
A. H. West
Carl Russert
Theodore Berg
J. Lump
Carl Wooden
Edna Huffman
Alis. Sickler
Vermilion
Portman
John G. Whitney
First Methodist Church
Herman Portmen
Henrietta
Hier
Entertain Rainbow League
Jane Dyke
Kathryn Rudy
Rainbow Majority League
Ruth McGinnis
Ruth Long
Bernice Gwin
K. of P
Knights of Lorain County
E Konsesxv
Welf Court
T. Schue
Airs
P. F. Konsesky
Wiliam E. Ody
Ai Sparks
Dee Konsesky
John Konsesky
W. Flw
Anna Powell
Eleanor MccCully
Tangemen’s
Thes
Capitol Theatre
Brownhelm Cemetery
Mrs. Carr
Sunny Side Up Club
Fransiin Carr
Samuelstree
Herr
Whitaker
Irs
Russell Nichols
George Smith
Mirs
Ed Kooniz
Ihira
Nichols
E C Monre
Cleveland Street
Richard Beumhardt
Harris Nichols
de Molays
Kenneth Gooden
Jack Monroe
Vernon Simon
Eugene Duckett
Melvin Clapp
Arthur E. Smith
David Nye
DeMolay
Elkshall
Canton
Ray Malham
Lizzie Lewis
Canton Lorain No. 93
L O. O. F. Hall
Department
Findlar
Mary Fiedler
Lewis
Fiedler
Thelma Malham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Botamer
E. Broad Street
Lan ‘T
Ghass
Umass
Clasque Club
Lehmann
Dante
WN. P. Baumhardt
Wiliam Copas
Hans Eggers
Edith Fleming
Karl Lehmann
Margaret Tanner
W. W Watson
Evalyn Lehmann
Ely Woods
Myrielle
Lincoln Theatre
Mary Wolf
Monday Night Club
East River Street
Janet Tichenor
Spring Valley
Lois Snerkey
Debs
Oscar Levant
Ruby Heidrich
Bea Fell
E. Janet Smith
Kar McKee
Mary Ellen Buswell
Ethel Ryan
Linwood
Wayne Messner
Medina
William Spreth
Messner
Flora Bart
Ella Radie
Friendly Bridge Club
Joe Schindler
Frances Power
A. W. Maxworthy
Erhart
Ruth Petersen
William Rozell
Edward Beitler
Charles Hood
Gertrude
Medina Center
Frank Neufeld
Sylvester Metlert
Dolores Medina
E. J. Mellert
Mallet Creek
Norbert Hood
Claude
Alice Randall
Massillon
Radie
Radie Place
Talon
Mu.s.a
Play Toys
Capitol Theater
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