Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges List
Admissions include Andrew Lohancek transient Mrs Max Pember 605 East River Helen Rossman 18 Artemas Court Mrs Carl Johnson R D No 3 Fred Smith 404 Prospect Street Lawrence Grundy 291 Abbe Road Neal Gunder 625 Bond Street Mrs Merle Parker Lorain Mrs Anthony Elbert Kuipton Discharges include Mrs Raymond Rourke 115 Fremont Street Mrs William Cory 123 Monroe Street Mary Ann Pappas 1133 West Avenue
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Lohancek
Max Pember
East River
Helen Rossman
Artemas Court
Carl Johnson
R. D. No
Fred Smith
Prospect Stret
Lawrance Grundy
Abbe Road
Neal Gunder
Bond Street
Merle Parker
Lorain
Anthony Elbert
Kuipton
Raymond Rourke
Fremont Street
William Cory
Monroe Street
Mary Ann Pappas
West Avenue
Alumnae Honor E M H Training School Class Dinner
Elyria Memorial Hospital Alumnae Association hosted a dinner bridge at the American Legion Home honoring the E M H Training School class of 1933. Tables featured yellow and lavender arrangements and decorations. Prizes went to several members, with guests from multiple Ohio cities in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Memorial Hospital
American Legion Home
E. M. H. Training School
Dorothy Steve
Avis Parcell
Uridge
Helen Abramoska
Fern Sudro
Claribel McKay
Helen Riley
L. Winifred Bowers
Hazel West
Cleveland
Lakewood
Berea
Oberlin
Lorain
Willard
Cuyahoga Falls
Amherst
Mansfield
Elshia
Willard Stoney
Isabel Boyd
Mabel Zellar
Dorothy Ross Weds Richard Crooks In Simple Ceremony
Dorothy Ross daughter of Mr and Mrs C Ross 216 East Broad street married Richard Crooks son of Mr and Mrs C C Crooks of Roosevelt avenue at Grace Lutheran parsonage. Rev F E F Schumm performed the rite attended by Mr and Mrs Urban Koethe. The couple will live at Fourth street and East avenue and plan a summer trip. Both are Elyria High graduates and Crooks works in his father coal business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran Church
Dorothy Ross
Crooks
Fourth Street
East Avenue
Mrs Crooks
Elyria High School
Aft
Monday Club Meetings Across Town
Colonial Club gathers with Mrs Stoddard on Sixth street. E L F Club meets Margaret Zachman on Chase street. Women's Home Club connects with Mrs Ernest Sparks on Winckles street. AAUW meets Mrs E J Howenstine on Park avenue. Yet Club hosts Mrs Doris Beal for a Wiener roast. Mon O May Club meets Gladys Crombie on Cleveland street. Travel Club plans Utah Flaming Canyons lecture at Mr and Mrs F A Smythe home on Washington avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial
Stoddard
Sixth Street
Margaret Zachman
Chase Street
Women’s Home Club
Ernest Sparks
Winckles Street
E. J. Howenstine
Park Avenue
Doris Beal
Gladys Crombie
Cleveland Street
Utah
Flaming
Ridgeville Plans Memorial Day Observance
Ridgeville will observe Memorial Day with public exercises at 10 30 a m at Town Hall speaker F H Sterbenz foreign news editor of the Scripps newspapers, cemetery decorations and a parade led by the American Legion drum corps of Elyria Ex servicemen Girl Scouts public and parochial school children and the Ridgeville School orchestra will participate Rev Koontz Fields church will offer prayer at the cemetery names include William Spiegelberg Karl Spiegelberg Keith Brown Kenneth Brown Jay Fitch and George Vogler of Elyria and Middle Ridge
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville
F. H. Sterbenz
Scripps
American Legion
Elyria
Rev. Koontz
Fields Church
Hickory TreaGrange Meeting in Amherst Tuesday
Rev W Allen of Fremont attends as guest with Rev I H Amore and family Tuesday and Wednesday. Meeting held Tuesday evening in Amherst with four guests noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Rev. W. Allen
Fremont, Wey
I. H. Amore and
Clark Maddock Leads Toledo Beach Summer Engagement
Clark Maddock and his orchestra depart for Toledo Beach for a summer engagement. The group includes Maurice Feese Frank May Robert Holcomb Percy Warren Ralph Stearns Cliff Roe Theron Roe Raymond Huston and Maddock on violin. While in Toledo they will broadcast from Station WSPD. Elyria Bible Class meets at 9:90 A M in Rivoli Theater with James A Hewitt presiding. Paul Wainwright leads singing with Clare Short at the piano. The Church of Christ Quartet and Clare Short accompany. Bible lesson by L B Hindman titled Armed For Conquest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Maddock
Toledo Beach
Maurice Feese
Frank May
Robert Holcomb
Percy Warren
Ralph Stearns
Cliff Roe
Theron Roe
Raymond Huston
Toledo
WSPD
Maddock
Elyrians
Elyria Men's Bible
Rivoli Theater
Broad Street
James A. Hewitt
Paul Wainwright
Clare Short
Church of Christ Quartet
R. B Hand
D. A. Baird
Raymond Brunger
L. B. Hindman
PTA Luncheon Hosted by Ely Elementary Leaders
The Ely Parent Teacher Association executive board entertained teachers yesterday afternoon with a noon luncheon. Mrs Rodney Rockwood served as general chairman while twelve teachers were covered for the meal at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely Parent Teacher Association
Rodney Rockwood
Northwest Encampment Holds Regular Meeting May 26
Northwest Encampment No 185 met in the I O O F hall Friday evening May 26 at 7 30 with all officers present. Second nomination of officers for the coming term was made and discussions covered matters of interest. Next meeting is June 9 with officer elections to follow. Memorial services with the subordinate lodge are planned for Sunday June 18 but arrangements remain incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
P. L Box
Local Residents Named in Eaton Township Area List
Theodore N. Carpenter aged 25 a nur ser y man of Eaton Township and Ella Reisinger aged 24 of Eaton Township are listed. Also named are Rev. Eicher and Peter Flontek 21 a newspaper dealer of Lorain and Muldred Barczyk 18 of Lorain with Rev. Den browsk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore N. Carpenter
Eaton Township
Ella Reisinger
Eicher
Peter Flontek
Lorain
Muldred Barczyk
Denbrowsk
English Class Wien er Roast at Smetzer Home
Eighth grade students in English class taught by Miss Ruth Pape enjoyed a wiener roast yesterday afternoon at the home of David Smetzer on East River Street. Miss Pape and Miss Leman accompanied the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smetzer
Ruth Pape
David Smetzer
East River Street
Miss Pape
Miss Liman
Dancing at Schneider's Grove Weekly Concerts
Kistner's Orchestra plays at Schneider's Grove on Grafton Road every Wednesday and Sunday evening for a regular dance event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schneider’s Grove
Grafton Rd
Kistner
Orch
Floral Offer: Beach Rose Plants at 20c Each
Briaveliff Killarney and Hoover dormants priced at 20 cents each or six for one dollar. Hecock Floral Co located at 333 Broad Street offers the sale, presenting a compact local advertising notice with a price deal for rose plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briaveliff
Killarney
Hoover
Hecock Floral Co
Broad St
Dorcas class holds depresssion party meeting notes
Thirty six members and one guest of the Dorcas class of the Church of Christ gathered at Mrs. R L Rays Kenyon avenue home for a depression party. Mrs J B Young read a poem Drawbacks. Officers elected: president Hazel Dean 1st vice Maude Salen 2nd vice Nellie Ray secretary B C Alexander assistant secretary O Flint treasurer G F Hockaden assistant treasurer Charles Drusen dahl sunshine treasurer F Brunger relief chairman Richard King. Two contests. refreshments served from cracked cups and fringed newspaper napkins. June meeting at Mrs J B Youngs Cornell avenue for officer installation by Mrs Frank Crawford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas
Church of Christ
R. L. Ray
Kenyon Avenue
J. B Young
H. R. Wright
Hazel Dean
Maude Salen
Nellie Ray
B. C. Alexander
O Flint
G. EF. Hockaden
Charles Drusendahl
Sunshine
F. Brunger
Richard King
Waldron
Eastess
Salen
C. Barth
B. Schaeffer
J. B. Young
Cornell Avenue
Frank Crawford
Neighborhood Club Hostess Recalls Carlisle Group Meeting
Mrs Frank Schwartz entertained ten members of the Carlisle Neighborhood Club at her home on Schwartz Road yesterday. After the business meeting a social hour followed with refreshments. The next meeting is set for Thursday June 29 at Mrs Mary Fitzpatricks home on La Grange Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Schwartz
Carlisle
Schwartz Road
Mary Fitzpatrick
la Grange Road
Mrs Vosloh Hosts Bridge Luncheon At 249 Eighth Street
Mrs F W Vosloh entertained at her home 249 Eighth street with a lunch and bridge party. Bridge awards were won by Mrs Gerald Wagner and Mrs Rhert McRoberts. Guests included Mrs Roy Clymer Mrs Gerald Wagner Mrs Earl Brown of Elyria Mrs L Carter Mrs W Owens and Mrs B Zeldhiuis of Cleveland and Mrs Alice McRoberts of Alameda California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W Vosloh
Eighth Street
Bridge Club
Gerald Wagner
Rhert McRoberts
Roy Clymer
Earl Brown
Elyria
L Carter
W. Owens
B Zeldhiuis
Cleveland
Alice McRoberts
Alhambra
California
Finest Elyria Forum meeting slated for May amid music
A premier Elyria Community Forum session is planned for Sunday afternoon May 28 at 3 30 in Second Baptist Church led by Rev G T Settle with Yost as secretary arranging a dynamic program and stirring music Dr R E Neighbour is expected to speak and the Elvira Community Chorus directed by Fred Davis will perform Miss McGraw serves as forum president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Community Forum
Second Baptist Church
G T
Yost
R E Neighbour
Elvira Community Chorus
Fred Davis
McGraw
All-Day AF F W Meeting Held at Sparks Home
An all day AF F W session was held yesterday at Mrs Mary Sparks home on Ure street. A noon dinner followed by business on new members and work for the needy. A social hour with music readings and contests ended the day. A picnic at Mrs C M Johnsons LaPorte home is planned for June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AFF W
Mary Sparks
Ure Street
Mrz C
Mrs Gallagher Hosts Bridge Session With Guests From Avon Lake and Ridgeville
Mrs James Gallagher of 169 Hamilton avenue entertained two bridge tables last evening with guests Miss Coletta Shaffer of Avon Lake and Miss Agnes Kalter of Ridgeville. Beautiful garden flowers decorated the home and at the close Miss Kay Arnold won the high score prize. Blue and white tableware accented the hostess’s luncheon to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gallagher
Hamilton Avenue
Bridge
Coletta Shaffer
Avon Lake
Agnes Kalter
Ridgeville
Kay Arnold
Grover to Preach at First Methodist Church Tomorrow
Dr D C Grover of Baldwin Wallace College Berea Ohio will preach at Morning Worship at First Methodist Church tomorrow at 1045 in the absence of Pastor E J Bond. Music includes Organ Prelude Contemplation by Saint Saens a Duet by Mrs Fitch and Mrs Brown and Pilgrims Chorus. Evening Worship canceled due to High School Bacalaureate at First Congregational. Church School meets 930 with Dr Onas McBride speaking. Junior Church 1045 led by Leona Mowry. Epworth League events at 1015 and 6 PM with Louise Allebach and Eugene Hubbard leading discussion on Can We Change Our World. All young people invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Bond
D. C. Grover
Baldwin-Wallace College
Berea
Ohio
First Methodist Church
Saint-Saens
Jay Fitch
Keith Brown
Loret
Wagner
First Congregational Church
Onas
F. McBride
D. A. Buri
Leona Mowry
Epworth League
Church Nursery
Louise Allebach
Eugene Hubbard
Elsha High Class of 1925 Plans Tenth Anniversary Event
Elsha High School's 1925 class observes its tenth anniversary at the Elks Club on June 1. About fifty to sixty of the one hundred twelve graduates are expected to attend the dinner. Miss Ruth Muller chairs the event with assistants Miss Winifred Flatt and Dr Chester Vessey. After dinner they will attend the Alumni meeting en masse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsha
Elks’ Club
Thursder
Ruth Muller
Winifred Flatt
Chester Vessey
Women's Relief Coins Hold Memorial Services and Plans
The Women s Relief Coins met Friday in the I O O F hall for the regular business session General orders were read and members were asked to bring flowers for bouquets at Miss Norah Abbe s home 351 Fourth Street Saturday evening They will meet at 19 AM Sunday at the park and attend Capitol Theatre services then memorial services at Washington Avenue Bridge at 2 30 Sunday afternoon For Memorial Day parade they meet on Third Street at West Avenue at 215 with Mrs Helen Hubbard installing officer Anna Grace Bright installed as color bearer No 1 A memorial service for deceased members is planned for June 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Street
West Avenue
Helen Hubbard
Anna Grace Bright
Meeting of W. T UC yvhch postponed to Friday at seven thirty
The regular meeting has been moved from Tuesday to Friday evening at seven thirty at the Y W C A. A TTI program will present special essays and readings with musical numbers as a feature of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T UC Yvhch
Y. W
A & T TI
Elyria College Students Stage Friday Radio Broadcast
Elyria Business College students staged a Friday morning radio broadcast led by announcers Kathryn Pfaff and Ruth Blowers. The program featured imitations of popular radio stars, tap dances by Neva Pratt and Lois Booth Royd, and songs. Participants included Leana Wise Kathleen Bayley Delores Jaycon Martha Wilson Ruth Higgins Harriet Seeley Loretta McGuire Alice Robinson and Charles Reese Robert Broadwell John Donovan Duane Newell Richard Notley Robert Vande mark and Alex Graber. The show ended with a group singalong accompanying Kathryn Pfaff at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Business College
Kathryn Pfaff
Ruth Blowers
Neva Pratt
Lois Boothroyd
Leana Wise
Kathleen Bayley
Delores Jaycon
Martha Wilson
Ruth Higgins
Harriet Seeley
Loretta McGuire
Alice Robinson
Mesgrx
Charles Reese
Robert Broadwell
John Donovan
Duane Newell
Community Club Gatherings At Local Y W C A
Readable notes show Pow Wow Club meets Monday at 6 30 at the Y W C A A luncheon Thursday noon brings Cosmopolitan and Metropolitan Club members with Mrs Henry Beam of Wooster Street A garden party is planned at the Y W A Friday at 7 30 p m and W C TA meets Friday evening at 6 30 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrerly
YY. W. C
Y. Wca
Henry Beam
Wooster Street
W.C TA
Miss Theodora Uherka Guests in City for Alumnae Banquet
Miss Theodora Uherka of Lakewood is hosted by Miss Mary Ruth Locke at 349 Kenyon Avenue during her visit for the E. M. H. Alumnae banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodora Uherka
Lakewood
Mary Ruth Locke
Kenyon Avenue
City
E. M. H. Alumnae
Meetings postponed and picnic planned by local groups
The Democrat Women's Club meeting scheduled for Thursday June first at Mrs Eschman's home has been postponed to Thursday June eighth due to Alumni. Bethel Shrine Auxiliary will hold a picnic at Mrs L J Mowry's home on Charles Court Wednesday evening June sixth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrat Women’s Club
Eschman
Bethel Shrine
L. J. Mowry
Charles Court
Eagles Auxiliary Plans Officers Installation on June Ninth
Members met with strong attendance to discuss the installation of officers at the next meeting on June ninth. All officers are asked to wear white for the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles’ Auxiliary
Memorial Day Service at Second Church CapItol Theater
The Church of Christ at Second and Chapel will hold a Memorial Day service at 10 45 A M tomorrow in the Capitol Theater. Guests include the Grand Army of the Republic United Spanish War Veterans American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars Sons of Veterans and the Women's Relief Corps. The church quartet will sing selections and L B Hindman will deliver the Memorial Address on In Memoriam. Communion follows, Junior Church joins, no evening service due to Hugh School graduation. Bible School at 9 30 with Miss Allen's class. Christian Endeavor at 6 15 P M led by Miss Adella Arndt. Midweek prayer Wednesday at 7 30 P M with Miss Chi Yong the Chinese student speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Second
Chapel Streets
Capitol Theater
Grand Army of the Republic
United Spanish War Veterans
The
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Sons of Veterans
Woman's Relief Corps
Church
R. B. Hand
D. A. Baird
Hugh School
Bible School
Miss Allen
Christian Endeavor Society
Adella Arndt
Prayer meetings and Bible School events in local church
The schedule lists a praXier meeting for Bible School workers at 9 20 am and Bible School opens at 9 30 with the lesson Jesus and His Friends Mark 13 1 14 9. Morning worship at 1945 features a sermon Preaching the Unsearchable Riches of Christ from Ephesians 3 7 13. Youth Bible study at 6 30 pm. No evening service due to Baccalaureate at 7 30 pm in First Congregational Church with Dr William Blair Auld preaching. Wednesday prayer and testimony at 7 39 pm at Mrs R H McClure’s home 1315 Middle Avenue. evangelistic committee leads with Evangelism and Patriotism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Bible
Jesus
First Congregational
Wm. Blair Auld
R.H McClure
Middle Avenue
Evangelistic Committee
Ascension Sunday Services With Communion and Hymns
This Sunday after Ascension will feature two church services. The 7:30 first service celebrates Holy Communion, and at 9:20 Church School worship occurs with Hymns and anthems echoing Ascension themes. The sermon will discuss blessings from Christ's Ascension and note reasons limiting them. The offertory anthem is Lift Up Your Heads from the Messiah.
Sunday School Hike Leads to Baseball and Campfire
Members of Leonard Fowls Sun day School Class of the Methodist church hiked out East avenue yesterday afternoon where they played baseball. Later a campfire was built and the group cooked their suppers. Mrs. L Carter, Mrs. W. Owens, and Mrs. B. Zeldhius of Cleveland, were guests of Mrs F. W. Vosloh of Eighth street, Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Fowls
The
Methodist Church
East Avenue
L Carter
W. Owens
Mre. B. Zeldhius
Cleveland
F. W. Vosloh
Eighth Street
Saunders Griffin rehearsal dinner at Crehore home
All white flowers and a pair of three branched candelabra set a formal scene last evening at the Crehore home East Avenue as Mr and Mrs Eugene Beesley entertained the Saunders Griffin Bridal party for a rehearsal dinner. Eleven guests, many from out of town, attended before a church rehearsal of the wedding at St. Andrew Episcopal. Lunch for the bridal party and out of town guests followed today at Earl Court hosted by Mr and Mrs H A Crandall and Mr and Mrs Robert Maddux Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Nevin Beesley
Toledo
Saunders- Griffin
Beesley
Charles Crehore
East Avenue
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
H. A. Crandall
Robert Maddux
Cincinnati
Earl Court
The First Baptist Church Plans Blessings This Sunday
Dr R E Neighbour pastor announces two sermons The Man in The Glory Sunday morning and The Glory Side of Christs Second Coming Sunday night The service will feature a strong musical program and classes will sit with teachers and departments An ordinance of baptism will be administered Sunday night June 3rd
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
R. E Neighbour
Elyria
Auditorum
Neighbour
Church School and Decoration Day Plans Announced
The Church School will meet in its departments at 9:30. Plans are made for Children's Day observance near Sunday, June 4. Rev. William Muir Raid of the First Church will preach a Decoration Day sermon at 10:45. The choir will sing No Shadows Yonder from Gaul's Holy City and Mrs George Tulk will sing Eye Hath Not Seen from the same work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Muir Raid
First Church
Doir
Gaul
George Tulk
Emmanuel Lutheran Sunday services with 9 45 Sunday School
Sunday School opens at 9 45 with Clarence Peters in charge. The morning service at 10 45 features Rev. H A Sayles preaching on Christian Ascetism. The choir directed by Rol and Faulhaber sings O Be Joyful by Lorénz. Evening services are discontinued for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Clarence Peters
H A Sayles
Roland Faulhaber
Lorénz
Weekend Travels Of Local Residents And A Prize Award
Mr and Mrs George Stevens of East avenue depart for their summer home in Nunda New York for the weekend. Miss Minnie Willert of Cleveland visits Miss Sarah Guthman of Lake avenue. Mr and Mrs Theodore Seward and Eleanor Hillmer go to Columbus Ohio for the XI Psi Phi fraternity sport dance and weekend. Miss Grace Milliken of Ohio Wesleyan University wins a $25 prize for highest standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Stevens
East Avenue
Nunda
New York
Minnie Willert
Cleveland
Sarah Guthman
Lake Avenue
Theodore Seward
Eleanor Hillmer
Columbus
Ohio
XI Psi Phi
Grace Milliken
Ohio Wesleyan University
Social calendar and travel notes from Elyria
Women and families from Elyria and nearby towns are noted in a sequence of visits travels and events. Mrs P C Trinter of Lorain visits her mother. several groups plan Nashville Ward Belmont graduation attendance. residents visit Chicago Cleveland Newark Troy Madison and Buffalo. a May 27 birth announced at Elvrra Memory Hospital. many attendees and hosts at alumnae events and weddings around Oberlin Mansfield and Delaware with travel to Troy New York and Chicago among plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University
P. C. Trinter
Lorain
John Sudro
Fourth Street
E. Gillis
Bunny
C. Schorndorfer
Nashville
Tennessee
Ward-Belmont School
Lora Gillis
Patsy Schorndorfer
Elyria
Paul Dunkle
Bernire
Cleveland
Dunkle
Henry Woost
Ninth Street
M. Walkenhorst
Mt Clemens
Michigan
G. F. Jaroch
Woodland Avenue
Charles O. Shuckhart
Newark
Ohio
Leonard Sebransky
Ohio State University
Columbus
John Silverhorn
Ed Reinher
John Block
St John’s Ladies Aid Society
Evelyn Schultz
Chicago
Illinois
MM. Knowles
John
Troy
New York
Elvrra
Anthony Elbert
Kipton
Elvrra Memory Hospital
Alyce Howe
West Avenue
Vincent School
New London
Muriel Brown
Kay Arnold
Madison
Kathryn Davis
Ashland
Mildred Hanville
Waillard
Louis Dyke
East Rive Street
E M. H
Katherine Skilton
Saunders Griffin
Louise Baker
Harrison Street
T. H. McKenney
Chase Street
Mansfield
McKenney
R. B Rutkholder
John Shaw
Oberlin
G. Sheppard
Jeannette
Park Avenue
Sheppard
Neva Swanson
Eleanor Easton
Mie Hazel
William Gregory
Middle Avenue
Delaware
South Ridge Graduation Exercises Attendants and Graduate
South Ridge May 27. Mr and Mrs George Knittle Mitchell and Mariyn Knittle attended graduation exercises held in Brownhelm Wednesday evening. Miss Mildred Ruthmeca of Mrs Knittle was one of the class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Ridge
George Knittle
Mitchell
Mariyn Knittle
Brownhelm
Mildred Ruthmeca
Knittle
Birthday Observance At Grobe Home Honoring Mrs Grobe
Relatives and friends gathered Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Walter Grobe to honor Mrs Grobe on her birthday. A noon dinner was served and those present attended the intimate gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Grobe
Quarterly Conference Attended by Three Churches at Brownhelm
A number from Henrietta Brownhelm and South Ridge attended the Quarterly Conference held Tuesday evening at Brownhelm Evangelical church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta, Brownhelm and
South Ridge
Brownhelm Evangelical Church
Attenders at the Grange Meeting
A note records that several attendees joined a Grange meeting, listing only fragments of names and a single attendance count. The readable fragments indicate local members present, with no further agenda details provided.
School Picnic At Clearview Grove Closed Friday
A school closed Friday for a picnic at Clearview Grove with dinner at noon for fifty guests. After meals, children enjoyed sports and outdoor activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearview Grove
Ember Club Meeting Attended by Miriam Fowls
Miss Miriam Fowls attended a meeting of the Ember Club on Wednesday evening at the home of William Baths on Case road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ember Club
Miriam Fowls
William Baths
Case Road
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alumnae Association
Richard Crooks
Ridgeville Plans
William Spiegelberg
Karl Spiegelberg
Kieth Brown
Kenneth Brown
Middle Ridge
George Vogler
Elyria Dance Band
Mariage
Madam Lena
Dam Lena
Reader
Adler
Tial
Consera
City Liars
CUB Associates
Fishermen'’S Club
ALF. F. W
Mrs. Gallagher
B. W. College
BE. H. S
W. ER. C
Enfelriavins
Church OF Christ Memorial Services
United Presbyterian Church Services
ST. Andrew's Church
Saunders
First Cong’s. Church Memorial
Emmanual Lutheran Church Notes
Cleveland Travel Club
Livingston Round Up
Yellowstone Park
Flaming Canyons
Ellis Persing
F. A. Smythe
Waashington Ave
Zella Breckenridge
Emily Dean
Beatrice Maden
Helen Mischka
Margaret Griebling
Mansfield General Hinspital Training School
Sanko Restaurant
Bell Clothing
Grange
Pettibone
la Porte
Young Steer
Junedale
CALA
Court Street
Imperial Furniture Co
East Ave
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