Nurses Alumnae Dinner Honoring Elyria Nursing Class
The Nurses Alumnae Association of Elyria Memorial Hospital hosted a dinner dance at Spring Valley Country Club honoring the 1929 graduating class of the School of Nursing. Principal Miss Edith Lee Lias led ten graduates with about twenty association members present. table settings featured green and gold with yellow tea roses. after a four course dinner, bridge and dancing followed until midnight.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
Spring Valley Country Club
School of Nursing
Edith Lee Lias
Asl
Spring Valley Sociation
Local club gatherings and society notes in Lorain
Miss Rae Dunlap hosts Ship Ahoy Club at sister Mrs R A Wagner’s home 478 West Eighth Street with prizes for Mrs James Gagen Miss Jonas Martin and Mrs Wagner Guests from Lorain attend and next meeting set at Miss Dee Smith’s home in one month Mrs L E Wessel hosts Utopis-Dish meeting at Wise kles Street with eight members and 140 guests contests won by Mrs Loyd Kinney active prize to Mrs J Gerber hostess prize to Mrs Walter Standen luncheon served Dinner and theatre party at Statler Cleveland for Ohio Public Service Home Service Department May meeting includes Thelma Heller Mary Osborne Jennie Collins Jessie Whitby Mildred Folk Frances Gibbons Clara Leser Evelyn Wilson Dorothy Garley Agnes Kalter Initiates at Knights of St John auxiliary drill team led by Grace Banville thirty candidates refreshments by Mrs Surman next meeting in two weeks Lorain guests noted Hospital notes list admissions and discharges for Lorain and Elyria areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Sanders
Viola Rosenthal
Gulf Street
Sanders
Albert Knipper
Ann Mattis
Myrtle O'Connor
Miss Sanders
Robert Farrar
Mr. Barres
Kafe Dunlap
Lohaln
Rae Dunlap
R. A. Wagner
West Eighth Street
James Gagen
Jonas Martin
Wagner
Dee Smith
Eighth Street
Lorain
Wessel
L. E. Wessel
Bestwe
Wisekles Street
Jarrett
Dankerfield
Loyd Kinney
Walter Standen
J. Gerber
Cleveland
Statler
Strepping
Hermit Club
Junior League of Cleveland
Hanna Theatre
Ohio Public Service Home Service Department
Thelma Heller
Mary Osborne
Jennie Collins
Jessie Whitby
Mildred Folk
Frances Gibbons
Clara Leser
Evelyn Wilson
Dorothy Garley
Agnes Kalter
Knights OF ST. John
Ladies’ Auxiliary
The
K. of C. Hall
Grace Banville
Marguerite Shaw
Spencerian School
Harrison Street
Evelyn Schultz
Ohio State University
Phillip Schultz
Eastern Height Boulevard
Rollin T. Reefy
St. Petersberg
Florida
Reefy
Third Street
Put-in-Bay
Hemnan Ely
Chicago
Ohio Northern University
William Ohlemacher
Park Avenue
T. L. Moise
Columbus Street
Lincklaen
Cazenoxia
New York
C. E. Webb
Eon
West Avenue
Worthington
Ohio
Webb
W. C. Birkner
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Boston
Masssachusetts
Linda Cuyler
Avon Lake
Edward Fielder
Turnor
Detroit
Fielder
G. Fielder
Gray
Louis Stellman
Alan Day
Herbert Wilson
Eat Avenue
Wizard Huffman
Indianapolis
Indiana
Thomas Crowner
Village people visit. extended family and births noted
Nes of Carthage New York and his son visit with Mrs E A Bossout in Oswern New York and Mr and Mrs Fred Lawrence host. Visits by Mrs J W Winslow of Chicago and Mrs Hardy Biges discuss travels. Birth announcements include a daughter for Harlan Scott, Elden Hales baby girl, and Bauer couple's newborn daughter with May dates noted.
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Nes
Carthage
New York
E. A. Bossout
Oswern
Fred Lawrence
Charles Lawrence
Warren
Ohio
J. W. Winslow
Chicago
Minols
Philip
Middle Avenue
Beaumont
Texas
St. Louis
Missouri
Kansas City
Margaret Purdum
Princeton Avenue
Wooster
Robert Bigss
Ohio Northern University
Ada
Burnell Schuster
Miami
A. R. Webber
Akron
W. R. Grant
Harlan Scott
West River Street
Elyza Memorial Hospital
Elden Hales
West View
Albert Bauer
North Maple Street
Jly- Tin Memorial
Peaceful Birmingham Pioneer J. R. Lawrence Dies
J R Lawrence longtime Birmingham resident dies at home May 23 at 4 30 p m age 74 years He leaves a wife seven children 34 grandchildren and three great grandchildren Funeral services held May 26 at Birmingham M E church Rev W M Kinsler officiating Burial in Birmingham cemetery Also notes of local visits and gatherings from Birmingham and nearby towns.
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Birmingham County
J. R. Lawrence
Terryville
Birmingham M. E
W. M. Kinsler
Birmingham M. E. Church
Birmingham
George Gang
Dorothy
Milan
Marion Bates
Earl Hunter
Mabel
Rosette Moser
Harry Miller
Vermilion
P. W. Kuhl
Otis West
Minnie Hopking
Earl Davidson
Willard Davidson
Helen Broughton
Wakeman
August Kubach
Mildred
Evelyn
Paul
Flair
Cleveland
A. C. Myers
William Cole
Harry Cols
Elyria
Clyde Parker
R. A. Kuhlman
C. B. Griffen
F. A. Griffen
Mildred Riddle
Mary Ladrach
Art Gilder
Earl Hollice
Donna
Mary Bozart
P. J. Keighley
J. D. Parker
Charley Parker
Florence
J. Vietz
Lorain
Shoop
Amherst
Philipp Frankenberg
Local Residents Visit and Summer Hosting Comes Noted
Paul Tuttle the agriculture teacher at Birmingham school is sent to board at Mrs Emma Funk’s home for the summer. Several families and visitors from Elyria Brigh ton and Amherst spent Sunday with relatives and attended a funeral service for Russul Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Tuttle
Birmingham
Emma Funk
John Boho
Theodore
Hazel
Dorothy Latteman
Charley Latteman
Lawrence
Barbara Latteman
George
Henry Johannsen
Albert
August von Hitzen
West Huron
P. N. Hinckley
Cleveland
Leon Mapes
Elyria
Charley Mapes
Vern Heldrich
Brighton
Loyd Lawton
Lloyd Law
Russul Lawrence
Thomas Rusk
Galion
Ohto
Glenn Kindy
Elmer Vietzen
W. A. Moulder
E. W. Gerber
Amherst
Rk. H. Ewell
Social visits and family gatherings in Oberlin area
May 29 reports list varied visits among residents: E Heath and mother Alice Heath called on Mrs. Hopwood in Eaton who is ill. Berea guests Mrs. Cobb Mrs. Blackman and Mrs. Seares stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Michael Smith. Geo H. Dion hosted Arthur Dion’s wife in Elrama. Henry Schmitz’s family spent time with William Younglass in Amherst. Mathias Wohleber visited Pete Shuster’s family in Avon. J J Hackett family from Talmadge stayed with her parents Wm Peabody. Harvey Peabody took them home. Lincoln Kelly and wife of Hernietta visited Harley Telford. Carl Schmitzen-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oberlin
R E. Heath
Alice Heath
Hopwood
Eaton
Cobb
Blackman
Seares
Berea
Michael Smith
Geo. H. Dion
Arthur Dion
Elsrna
Henry Schmitz
Amherst
Detroit
Davis
William
Herman
Oberlin
Frank J. Schmitz
Ienry Manos
Thelma
Russel
Car Isle
William Manos
R. &. Heath
Rogbel
Columbia
Parshall
Wilbur Parsh
Bert Heath
Elyria
Leo Smith
Billy
G. H. Dion
Justin
Cascada Park
Mroe
Harley Telford
Piater
Frances Keighley
Beatrice Wash
North Russia
Clayton Peabody
Reno Smith
Earl Peabody
Aubrey
Jacob J. Schmitz
N. Strohmier
Eiugene
Toledo
C. Pomeroy
Ray
Eleanore Mae
R. EB
Heath
F. J. Schmitz
Carl Schmitz
N. Webber
C. Justin
M. Wohleber
Sunday Dinner Guests and Friendly Calls Scene
A long list of residents from Oberlin Elyria and nearby towns shared Sunday meals and visits. Families including the Heaths Schmitzes Dions and Doyles hosted and visited relatives from Columb ia Berea and Toledo. A house warming for Arthur Dion of Elyria featured games refreshments and a warm reception.
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Notta Card Club
E.G. Murphy
Park Place
Lady Rowena Circle
Ivy Simmons
Ridgeville
Daughters of St. Andrew
Dorothy Farwell
Kaisercourt
Buckeye Bunco Club
Neil Gunder
Bond Street
Social Dozen
J. C. Jackson
Cornell Avenue
Ee Hi-Y
GL A
Chiefs Association of Pythian Sisters
Ella Miller
Lake Avenue
Country Club
Country Club Bridge
R. C. Reichel
John Brooks
Everett W. Johnson
George Tufford, Sr
Thomas A. Conway
Thomas N. Cook
Howard Cook
Helen Frey
William Conrad
First Congregational Church
Madge Murbdach
James Scott
Clark Maddock
Edward Pallas
Mildred Breevort
Irene Ackerman
Edward Bembower
Lawrence Williams
T. H. Smith
Theodore H. Smith
East Avenue
Eleanore Thompson
Bridge
Miss Thompson
Spring Valley
Tns
Club
W. O. Mclellan
Fred A. Brown
Dan B. Symons
Lawrence Webber
Symons
Jack Seikainen
R. G. Burt
Rh. G. Burt
Seventh Street
Zeta Coulter
Olive Lapp
Jeanette Hamilton
Noch Howe
Louise Roist
Linda Custer
Lenore Shumaker
Helen Orhbe
Gladya Fowell
Grace McCaill
Carrie Rost
Miss Coulter
3. B. Chapman
J. B. Chapman
Methodist Church
Chapman
Jay Howenstine
Howard Summers
Alex Graber
George Goecke
Pinker
Nancy Turnbull
Europe
Myrtle Hadaway
Elyma-Lorain Abstract Company
Esther Krause
Mirtle Hadaway
Cupid
Mittle Hadaway
Dorothy Boylan
Alex Marshall
Hazel Caywood
Frank R. Crawford
Carl Smith
Mrrile Hadaway
Eva Flogdel
Dorothy Hoton
Marguerite Merthe
Olivette Lauck
Ketcham
Maranatha
R. T. Ketcham
First Baptist Church
Marjorie Smith
Joun
J. H. Crumley
Oma Schumacher
Esta Long
Halcyon
Telegraph Road
Prasant
Happy Hour Club
BUNCO
George Smith
Prospect Street
Brouse
Butler
McGowin
Kenyon Street
Lawrence Green
Otto W. Green
Siath Street
Frank 5S
Harmon
Frank S. Harmon Lodge
A. M
Richard ¥. Folsy
Mary G. Wharton
Raffarte
Frank Wilford
Cascade Park
Federation of Business Girl's Clubs
Doris Jumont
Federation
Te Councl
Camp Gray
Maybelle Burner
Wilford
Shelter Cave
Miss Ann Ross
Ann Ross
James McLaughlin
T. Mary’s
Mary MacLaughlin
Ruth McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Miss Ross
Rizito Theatre
Lindy Lodge
June Harrison
Grafton Road
Betts Chapman
LaVaughn Hinkle
Emma Jenner
Catherine Kolbe
Marine Miller
Emima Jenner
Canary Club
Ford
Elyria Pedigreedonary Club
M. J. Ford
West Bridge Street
Fo Stehr
F. Stehr
W. T. AL
Women’s Benefit Association
Atlantic City
Kathryn Isabell
Shaker Heights
North
Maple Street
James 'Crete
S2nd Street
West
View
Adrian Betts
Kipten
Martha Nolan
Nova
George Bourquin
Agnes Lottman
Vincent Tister
Frizzes
East Broad
Pat
Melo
the Hygienic Products CO
Canton, Ohio
Expert Service
Leon O. Underhill Day
Music Store
Sunnyside Beach
Lake Road
Sega
Broad Street
Sauls
King's
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