Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges Summary
Admissions list includes Mrs Edward Boughton at 428 East Avenue, Henry Barber transient, Mrs William Caughey at 515 Taylor Street, Albert Bacon R F D Wweee eat, Mrs William Cory at 42 Monroe Street. Discharges note Mrs Stanley, Yourkovitsch and baby boy at 2201 Elyria Avenue Lorain, Mrs J Bachman at 1942 East Silst Street Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Boughton
East Avenue
Henry Barber
William Caughey
Taylor Street
Albert Bacon
R. F. D. Wweee
William Cory
Monroe Street
Stanley
Yourkovitsch
Elyria Avenue
Lorain
J. Bachman
East Silst Street
St Marys Sodality Presents Two Plays and Other Events
At St Marys Hall the St Marys Sodality offers two plays with the glee club performing. Elks Lodge charter members honored with complimentary dinner under C M Farrell. Daughters of Union Veterans mark their first anniversary at Miss Norah Abbe home 4th Street. Community events include Elyria Memorial Hospital Nurses dance at the Country Club and Pow Wow Clap at the YWCA at 7:30. Various fraternal groups meet including Frank S Harmon Lodge Modern Woodmen of America American Legion Elyria Lodge I C O F and a Bible class at Mrs Shock West River Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Sodality
St. Mary's Hall
Glee Club
Elks Lodge
C. M. Farrell
Daughters of Union Veterans
Norah Abbe
4Th Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Country Club
Woman's” Bible
Shock
West River Street
Club Holds May Breakfast at Ely Woods
The E. L. F. Club held its May breakfast in Ely Woods early Sunday morning. In attendance were Mrs. T. H. Mc Kenney, Mrs. Earl Tompkins, Misses Margaret and Irene Zach man, Claire Emerich, and Donna Stegman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. F. Club
Ely Woods
T. H. McKenney
Earl Tompkins
Margaret and
Irene Zachman
Claire Emerich
Donna Stegman
The Revelation of the Lord Jesus Sermon at FUPC
Rev G A Brown preached on the second coming of Christ, detailing two stages of return the rapture and the revelation, the necessity and promise of Christ’s return, the manner of his coming, its predicted results and the timeline guidance from scripture. He urged faithful watchfulness amid worldly rejection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Jesus
Christ
Earth
First United Presbyterian Church
G. A. Brown
Brown
Elis
Jesus
Israel
Satan
Enoch
Jude
Noah
All savages have a natural religion belief stage
A fragment states that all savages possess a natural religion, seen as a survival and parallel to an early belief stage once found among the ancestors of civilized peoples of today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tow Day
Piano Recital by Louise Brown Delights Large Audience
Louise Brown presented a piano and organ program at the Methodist church auditorium, with Clare Short on organ. The concert featured Brahms, Bach, Debussy, Chopin, Cyril Scott, and Schumann, with an audience praising the performance and an informal reception at Brown's Cornell avenue home afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Brown
Brahms
Brown
Elizabeth ‘von Herzogenberg
Robert Schumann
Y W C A Benefit Bridge Attracts Thirty Tables
The YWCA board hosted a bridge party in the gymnasium with thirty tables in play. Prizes were handmade towels for high scores, tea followed the games, and Mrs D A Baird and Mrs William Graves Sharp presided at the tea table. Mrs Robert Crebore chaired the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. W. C. A. Benefit
Association
Association House
D. A. Baird
William Graves Sharp
Robert Crebore
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Plans Memorial Week
The Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary met in the club rooms with Mrs. Arthur Ferkins presiding. Emma Zabrley was named poppy day luncheon chair and the group will sell poppies May 27. They plan a memorial service at Capitol Theatre, a Brownies outing, and Decoration Day luncheon chaired by Mrs. Clyde Clapp. Delegates to the department encampment were named and a memorial service honored two deceased members. The drill team will march to Pasadena Park and participate in the Memorial Day parade. next meeting set for June 7 in the club rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Ferkins
Emma Zabrley
Capitol Theatre
Brownles
Clyde Clapp
Columbus
Arthur Perkins
Joseph Metzler
Emma Zahrley
Joseph Mulroy
Pasadena Park
Women’s Welsh Club Hosts May Party at Elyria College
Members hosted families at Elyria Business College for a May party with games a community sing and a luncheon. Decorations used Spirea andris. The next meeting is set for June 26 with details to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WelshClub
Elyria Business College
Itte Committee
Sunny Side Up Club Hosts Dance Night At Bodine Home
The Sunny Side Up Club met at Mrs. W. L. Bodine’s home 916 East avenue for a regular gathering. Progressive dance was the highlight with high score awards going to Mrs. William Telzerow first, Mrs. W. L. Bodine second, and Mrs. Ralph Carr consolation. Alice Smith won the contest prize. A late lunch was served, and the next meeting is set with Mrs. C. E. Koontz on June fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunny Side Up Club
W. L. Bodine
East Avenue
William Telzerow
Ralph Carr
Alice Smith
C. E. Koontz
Cornell Avenue
Parent Teacher Council to Sponsor Discussion Meeting
Mrs J H Cox of North Canton Ohio president of Stark County Council of Parent-Teacher Associations and legislative chairman of the Northeast district will speak at Elyria school Thursday evening under the Elyria Council of Parents and Teachers. The meeting begins at .09 and is open to the public. Cox will discuss The School Situation in the State of Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Cox
North Canton
Ohio
Stark County Council of Parent-Teacher Associations
Elyria
Elyria Council of Parents and Teachers
Troop 3 Boy Scouts Hold Court of Review
Troop 3 Boy Scouts held a court of review and opened with Scout laws and a prayer. Patrol reports were given by Max Dunican and others. Personal health awards, carpentry badges, and various merit recognitions were earned by multiple scouts including Jack Ryan Homer Ross and Richard Ross. The meeting closed with a benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Dunican
Frederick Pahl
Bob Chapman
Homer Ross
Richard Ross
Charles Edwards
Bill Ryan
Richard Roases
Jack Ryan
Homer Rose
Don Thompson
Seout Benedictian
Club entertainments and upcoming meetings noted
Miss Hazel Todzham hosted Vion-O-Moy Club members at her Clinton Avenue home last evening. The gram plans a baseball team with high score by Crladys Crambie and low by Lucille Crafton. Meeting with Miss Crombie on Cleveland Street set for next Monday evening. Mr and Mrs Harry Brown of Cleveland attended a piano recital by cousin Miss Louise Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Todzham
Vion-O-Moy Club
Clinton Avenue
Buneo
Crladys Crambie
Lucille Crafton
Miss Crombie
Cleveland Street
Harry Brown
Cleveland
Miss Louise Brown
Business and Professional Women's Club Dinner Highlights
The annual dinner at the Colonial Inn featured City Auditor A C Schilleman detailing city finances and budgeting. Delegates from Elyria reported on federation work, and officers announced a June picnic and a final meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Schilleman
W Women's Club
Colonial Inn
Ethel Inskeep
Harriet Hubbard
Cleveland
Lorain
Elyria
Eva Mackey
Lauretta Pritchard
Emma Thll
Schilleman
Flildreth Hecock
Emma Dill
Vanita Lubbard
Eva L. Mackey
Bertha Schulze
Sarah Hamilton
Alice McCracken
Tau Chi Chapter Epsilon Sigma Alpha Elects New Officers
Tau Chi Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority met in Lorain County Bank Building for a lengthy business session and study program. New officers named include Margaret Hewitt president Jorge Francis vice president Nelle Willows recording secretary Dorothy Wilson corresponding secretary Mary Ruth Locke treasurer. Willows reviewed French history from 1774 to World War I. Dorothy Wilson recounted The Song of Roland. Lucille Griffin discussed Marie of France and Lay of Graelent. Carrie Past presented Aurassin and Nicolette. Next meeting set for June 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland
Lucille Griffin
Marie
France
Lay
Graelent
Aurassin
Nicolette
Carrie
Alpha Class Entertains Bride at First Baptist Church
The Alpha Class of First Baptist Church hosted a reception at the Church House on Bastayenne to honor a recent bride, Mrs Gerald Hultz. The event featured green and white decor, crystal presents for the honoree, and a buffet with spirea centerpieces. Helpers included Jean Van Wormer Karen Nielsen Irene Hales Bessie Weir and Mrs Max Van Wormer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha
First Baptist Church
Gerald Hultz
Margaret Hanecock
Church House
Bastayenne
Silrea
Grace McCullough
Warbara Whidden
Jean van Wormer
Karen Nielsen
Irene Hales
Bessie Weir
Max van Wormer
N A Q Club Hosts Bridge Day At Cleveland Road
Mrs Paul Richards welcomed members to a bridge afternoon on Cleveland road with three tables and prizes for first place Mrs Hugh Kirkbride and consolation for Mrs Grace Lumley. Guest Mrs Harold Strong attended. The final meeting will occur in two weeks at Mrs Wueh Richards home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Richards
Cleveland Road
N. A. Q. Club
Hugh Kirkbride
Grace Lumley
Harold Strong
Wueh Richards
Walker and Coates Linked in Amherst and Lorain
Claude Walker aged 23 of Inspactor Amherst and Muriel Coates aged 27 of Lorain are connected to Rev Holliday in a noted local matter. The brief item lists names and ages with their locations, suggesting a social or legal notice context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Walker
Amherst
Muriel Coates
Lorain
Rev. Holliday
Meetings and social events in Elyria area
Meetings of the Order of Eastern Star will entertain at a dance in Masonic Temple Wednesday evening for Stars and Masons. The Elyria Woman's Club Education Department meets Thursday at one for a luncheon and business meeting to elect next year’s chair. Bridge will be played in the afternoon. Past Presidents of Auxiliary No. 11 to Canton Lorain meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs Kate Reinhardt at 138 West Bridge Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Stars
Masons
Elyria Woman's Club
Canton Lorain
Kate Reinhardt
West Bridge Street
W. BR. A. Ras
Women’s Benefit Association
Wurat Hall
Wellington
Riding Club Resumes Picnic Series at Elyria
The Elyria Ridings Club renewed its riding picnics after recent rain disruptions. Committees led by William Olsen, Nancy Silsbee, Olive Mauthe organized last Friday’s one night ride with a steak roast and woods exploration. A Saturday event followed with Helen Johnston, Allan Fritzsche and Lois Hancock as organizers. Next gathering planned by Mrs. R H Hancock and Miriam Faxon targets grown riders, to be held this week. New riders seen at the Fair Grounds include Mary Jo Fritzsche and Carl and Johanna Ingwer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Ridings Club
William Olsen
Nancy Silsbee
Olive Mauthe
Helen Johnston
Allan Fritzsche
Lois Hancock
R. H. Hancock
Miriam Faxon
Fair Grounds
Mary Jo Fritzsche
Carl and
Johanna Ingwer
Farewell party honors Miss Howe and Miss Davis at Vincent School
Guests from fourth and fifth grades, led by Alice Geide as toastmistress, presented gifts and sang after a refreshment course. Tulips and lilacs decorated. Sixty five children and eight teachers attended. honors included the two guest program notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alyce Howe
Wathrsn Davis
Vincent School
Alice Geide
Four Elyria Students in Ohio State Makio 1933
The Makio yearbook lists four Elyria students with addresses and fields. William P. Biggs studies metallurgical engineering and belongs to Sigma Chi and Engineers' Council. Carl J. Ericsson pursues dentistry and is in Delta Tau Delta Ni Psi Phi and the professional interfraternity council. C Maxine Krisher, Education College major, is with Alpha Delta Theta and Phys Ed Archery and Orchesis clubs. she helped plan the Orchesis recital and passed Red Cross life saving tests. Evelyn F. Ludwig, Education senior, belongs to Kappa Delta and studied at Ohio Wesleyan previously. An additional campus note mentions Lester G. Druse ndahl, Route 2, on the Traditions Day tug of war and agricultural engineering registration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Ohio State University
William P. Biggs
Middle Avenue
Carl J. Ericsson
Eleventh Street
C. Maxine Krisher
Princeton Avenue
Evelyn F. Ludwig
Hamilton Avenue
Biggs
Sigma Chi Fraternity
Engineers’ Council
Ericsson
Delta Tau Delta
Ni Psi Phi
Professional Interfraternity Council
Miss Krisher
Education College
Alpha Delta Theta Sorority
Red Cross
Ohio
Miss Ludwig
Kappa Delta Sorority
Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio State
Lester G. Drusendah
Fle
Recital Guests and Local Notes From Elyria Event
Mrs Julia Ward and Leros, Ohio were in Elyria for a recital by Miss Louise Brown. Miss Lucille Hadaway, visiting Ridgeville, returns to Los Angeles where she is a supervisor and simple operator for Postal Telegraph. Kenneth Lea and Kenneth Beebe depart for Linwood Park Vermilion for an extended vacation. Mrs E H Boughton broke her hip at 428 East Avenue and is at Elvira Memorial Hospital. L D Davidson, four years in India, visited Frances Nichols and leaves for Wyoming to work in the oil fields. Walter Metzler of East Cleveland spent Monday with friends in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schumann
William Sterndale Bennett
Miss Brown
Clare Short
Cesar Franck
Max Reger
Cornell Avenue
Albert Riemenschneider
Riemenschneider
Baldwin - Wallace
Brown
Margaret Edwards
Minnie Brown
Corinne Brown
National Music Teachers Association
Berea
Cleveland
Charlies Edward Marhew
Elyria Musical Art Society
Julia Ward
Leros
Ohio
Louise Brown
Lucille Hadaway
L. A. Hadaway
Ridgeville
Los Angeles
California
Kenneth Lea
Kenneth Beebe
Linwood Park
Vermilion
E. H. Boughton
East Avenue
Elvrra Memorial Hospital
L. D. Davidson
India
Frances Nichols
South Olive Street
Mr. Davidson
Wyoming
Walter Metzler
East Cleveland
Elyria
New Books At The Library
Elyria librarian Miss Charlotte Brooks announces new titles donated by readers to supplement recent purchases. Notable works include SAPPHO OF LESBOS, HER LIFE AND TIMES by Weigall detailing Sappho’s era. STORIES FROM BEYOND THE BORDERLAND by Tuttle and Emma Rood Tuttle. MR MULLINER SPEAKING by Wodehouse. and MURDER IN A GARDEN SUBURB by Grierson with a London Zoo autopsy twist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Brooks
Elyria
EY Eia
Sappho
Lesbos
Weigell
Tuttle
Trudeon Tuttle
Emma Rood Tuttle
Mulliner
Wodehouse
Miuiliner
Mra Mulliner
Mr. Wodehouse
Grierson
Caesar
London Zoological Gardens
Culverdale
Happy Moods and Religious Sensibilities Reflect Beauty
A reflective note on how joyful moods and religious feeling heighten receptivity to beauty and impressions from the surrounding world. The passage links happiness with openness to aesthetic and spiritual experiences.
The Indian States and their British Rule Status
The Indian States cover more than one third of India and include about a quarter of its population. They are regions where governance is not under British administration, reflecting a complex political arrangement of princely states and colonial control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Economy of thought drives success as wealth does
The saying equates mental efficiency with financial gain, asserting that disciplined thinking equals productive outcomes. It suggests that prudent use of intellect mirrors the advantages of prudent handling of money in achieving goals.
Dancing at Schneider's Grove Weekly and Sunday Evenings
Kistner's Orchestra provides live music at Schneider's Grove on Grafton Road with dances every Wednesday and Sunday evening, drawing local residents for social gatherings and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schneider's Grove
Grafton Rd
Kistner
Polish Dance at Dimke's Hall in Grafton Every Wednesday
John Czarney Orchestra will play at Dimke's Hall in Grafton offering a Polish dance night each Wednesday. The event features live music and social dancing for residents and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dimke
Grafton
John Czarney Orch
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Revelation OF
the Lord
Stans
V. F. W. Auiliary
Parent Teacher Council
BOY Scouts
Mon-O-Moy
CLUB
TOAM
Daniel Moody
Canton
Business Women's Club
Margaret Hewitt
TAU Chi
Alpha Class
Riding Club
Kathryn Arnold
Ninth Street
Elizabeth Squires
George Smith
Muriel Brown
Alice Gallagher
Tiloved Reed
Lake Avenue
Clio Club
Benefit Bridge
Clin Club
Amidon
Duvall
Rernice O'Donnell
County Lutheran Chorus
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Lorain County
Lic
J. S. Bach
Cherubin
Bortnianski
I. M. Christiansen
Elyrians
Coreopsis
Libatrus
Veronica
Paul Wainwright
Courtland &T
Dry Cleaners
Green Lantern
Broad St
F’hone
Middle Ave
Nichol’s
Quick Ambulance Service
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