Methodists Hold First Sacrament Service in 1784
November 14 1784 Dr Thomas Coke sent by John Wesley administered the Lord's Supper to Methodists at Barrett's Chapel Delaware marking the first such service in the faith in America. Western Section Ecumenical Methodist Council calls a national observance with First Methodist Elyria hosting a 7 30 pm service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Coke
John Wesley
America
Barrett’s Chapel
Delaware
Committee of Evangelism and Home: Missions of the
Western Section
Ecumenical Methodist Council
A. W. Lennard
First Methodist Church of
Elyria
Epworth League
Marriage License Applications for Lawhead and Hill
Robert W Lawhead electrician of Lorain and Anne L Hill of Lorain apply for a marriage license before a Justice of Peace. John W Long wall washer of Cleveland and Augusta L Moon also appear in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Lawhead
Lorain
Anne L. Hill
John W. Long
Cleveland
Augusta L. Moon
Community groups meet in Elyria churches and clubs
A long list of local gatherings occurs across Elyria churches and groups. Meetings include A A U W Current Events with Mrs. Cushing at 345 Fifth Street, Cora May Walton Mission Study at First Congregational, Men's Brotherhood at Second Congregational with Rev Redhead, St Andrews pastor, and St Johns Young People's play High Horse at the school auditorium. High School PTA with Rev Daley at 7230 Garford, and a Dames of Malta event at I O C F hall. Elyria Commandery K T No 60 and Men’s Brotherhood at St Paul’s church hold sessions, while Mothers Auxiliary of United Presbyterian hosts a study and plans a gift for ill George Brown in Youngstown Hospital. Next Sunday features Reverend W B Anderson of Philadelphia and missionary leaders. a Go Till You Guess contest precedes worship. The Cramatic Club of St Agnes met with officers named for districts and venues. a card party is planned for Nov 22 with Edward Kershaw in charge. A Ladies Auxiliary of Knights of St John held a tureen supper for 35. new officers to be elected at December meeting. The St Agnes communion service date moved to November 24. M E Women’s Home Missionary Society hosts nautical programs with Statesmanship theme. Mrs Ed Bond presides. music includes solos by Mrs Townsend and piano works by Mrs Kirk and Mrs Beazell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.H. Cushing
Fifth Street
Cora May Walton
First Congregational Church
Men's Brotherhood of the Second Congregational Church
E. B. Redhead
St. Andrew's Church
St. John’s Young People’s Society
Third Street
High School
Fr. Daley
Garford P. T. A
Danco
Nick Smith
Concord Street
Emmanual Lutheran Man's Brotherhood
Dames of Malta
Elyria Commandery
K. T
United Presbyterian Church
C. L. Bristol
Harvard Avenue
James Thayer
Sst
Corinthians
George Brown
Youngstown Hoenital
Brist
W. B. Anderson
Philadelphia
Bowsions
Jones
van Wert
Ohio
Herman Paeth
Claude Denison
Tharer
Carlton
Cramatic Club
St. Agnes ¢Hireh
James Elemes
Joseph Dunlap
Mary Hevhe_enedel
Helen Jenne
Leonard Mouree
Elk Telil
Jeff
Albert Raney
Edward Kershaw
Ralph Wricht
Knights of St. John
Kathryn Ryan
St Agnes Church
M. E. Women's Home Missionary Society
Ed. Bond
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Methodist
Ninnie Brown
Fred Sheldon
Bond
Kate Huttman
Clarence Beazell
John Streicher
O. J. Brown
Seth Parker
Henry Townsend
Beazell
Kirk
Elyria
A.& Heimbach
Clark Maddock
Central Guild Meeting at St Andrews Episcopal Church
The Central Guild gathered Tuesday afternoon at St Andrews Episcopal Rectory for sewing. A follow up work meeting is set for next Tuesday at Mrs A H Stoddard's Sixth Street home. A business session opened, and Mrs Redhead served refreshments to eighteen members and one guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Guild
St. Andrews Episcopal Church
Tim
A. H. Stoddard
Sixth Street
Oriental in Industry topic at Emmanuel Church meeting
Mrs. Frank Certell hosted fourteen Missionary Society members at Emmanuel Lutheran Church on Park Avenue Tuesday evening. The program featured Mrs. Edna MacDowell leading devotions and Mrs. Harold Saytes teaching “The Oriental in Industry.” A discussion followed, with Mrs. Mabel Fenner conducting the magazine quiz and invitations accepted to join Lerata Society for December. Refreshments served by Mrs. Certell and Mrs. A. E. Weekerly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Certell
Frank Certell
Park Avenue
Missionary Society of
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Edna MacDowell
Harold Saytes
Mabel Fenner
Lerata Society
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Noted in City Records
The hospital lists new admissions James Murphy and others at 86 Broad Street and adjacent streets, and discharges including Alice Johnson and Nettie Paton with multiple addresses. A baby boy and a baby girl are recorded among those discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Murphy
Broad St
Peter Howard
Columbus Street
Bert Lord
Cleveland Street
Margaret Acoever
Amherst
Roy Bruck
Park Avenue
John Dromsky
West River
Evelyn Jackson
East River
Alice Johnson
Ohio Street
Nettie Paton
Parkview Court
Joseph McElroy
Akron
William Walker
Harwood
Paul Stanford
Fairlawn
Oscar Ehrmann
Beebe Court
Edwin Finnell
East River Street
Meetings of the Migria Elks Exalted Rulers
The Migria Elks Exalted Rulers plan a steak fry and annual meeting at the Wedges this evening. Also notes on the Mary Martha Class gathering at the Methodist church parlor with Mrs. Carl Smith presiding and readings by Mrs. Paul Taylor along with musical selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Migria Elks
Wedges
Mek
Mis
Carl Smith
Glenn Baxter
Bellingham
Ensign
Houghtaling
Kraft
Lapp
Myers
Scheiring
Severs
Spencer
Paul Taylor
H. E. Wibber
Mabel Walker
England
America
Hervish Hare
Eight O Clock Club Meets With Ruth Blakeley
Miss Ruth Blakeley hosted the Eight O Clock club at her Seec ond street home last evening. After a brief business meeting bridge awarded high score to Miss Margatet Wirshh am and consoled Mereline Bryan. A luncheon followed. The sub will meet in two weeks with Mereline Ryan. A CUP supper was held at the L O F fall with no overcharge attendance. The supper began at 6:00 p.m. a short lodge session followed. Next Tuesday November 20 the First Degree will be conferred on several candidates. After the close of lodge a dance was held with music by Jacksons orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Harmon Lona
Frank S
Harmon Lodge No
A. M
Jase
Zonic Temple
Masterl Reger Presidine
Grand Lodge
Cleveland
Irvin Gletreyama
Ray Vestal
PL M. Deane Burns
Committee On
Masonic Informa Hom
The
Wight
Alf. B. Club
Mary Co
Fourth Street
Anne Kalopaw
Ruby Rowell
Kalopas
Ruby, Rowell
Bellavenue
Student Dept. OF Musical Art Society
Elyria Musical Art Society
Louise Brown
Naomi Davis
Brown
Bach
Catherine Highgate
Mendelssohn
Barl
Virginia Zander
Jean Gray
Frankness
Burg Mueller
Mandelssohn
Blake
Jean Smith
Mary Jean McElfrosh
Betty Altfeld
Schumann
Edmund Wright
Sinding
Chaminade
Helen Wright
Carlita Stang
Miss Brown
Betty Goldstein
Ruth Blakeley
Seecond Street
Margatet Wirshham
Mereline Bryan
Mereline Ryan
Noble Rund
Hoffman
Jacksons Orchestra
Personal notices from Elyria area and travelers
Mr and Mrs Raymond Bruck of 205 Park Avenue are parents of a son born November ath at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Mrs Ida Troxel and daughter recently visited Garrard Apartment Hotel in Los Angeles. Born to Mr and Mrs Peter Howard of 345 Columbus Street a daughter at Elyria Memorial Hospital on November Sl4th. Flyers who attended the Cleveland hotel dance last evening were Mr and Mrs George Richwine and son, Mr and Mrs FL W Lohnes, Arthur Richwine, Mrs Ruth John, Mr and Mrs AL Wigherre, Mr and Mrs Walterette, Harold Rorick, Miss Edsthe Harris, Mr and Mrs W C Schulte. Mrs V L Overdeer returned home after weeks with her sister in Detroit. Dr Woo Wathbell traveled to New York City for the annual meeting of the Association of New York Central Surgeons at the Waldorf Astoria. Attendees at the National W. CLTL. convention in Cleveland included Mrs GR Wiescke, Miss Hazel Wiescke, Mrs Z M Upton, and Mr J Kennedy. Mrs Kennedy is one of the...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Bruck
Park Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Ida Troxel
Garrard
Los Angeles
California
Peter Howard
Columbus Street
Cleveland Hotel
George Richwine
FL W. Lohnes
Arthur Richwine
Ruth John
AL. Wigherre
Walterette
Itarold Rorick
Edsthe Harris
W. C. Schulte
V. L. Overdeer
Widdle Avenue
Detroit
Michigan
Woo
Wathbell
New York City
Association of New York Central Surgeons
Waldorf Astoria
W. Cltl
Cleveland
GR. Wiescke
Hazel Wiescke
2. M. Upton
Kennedy
Gentle laxatives for children a safer approach
Parents are urged to stop using adult strength mineral laxatives for children and switch to California Syrup of Figs with senna. The ad claims this gentler liquid remedy relieves childhood constipation without harming appetite digestion or kidneys and yields safer steadier bowel movements.
Liquid Test for Laxatives in Children
A historical notice describes using a liquid laxative to treat sluggishness or constipation in children. It recommends California Syrup of Fig as an ideal option, ensuring the bottle is genuine with California printed on it. Dose should be appropriate to age and condition, with gradual reduction until bowel movements occur without aid.
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California
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O Society
Methodist Church
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Pasadena Avenue
Wanda Wilmot
Henry Penfound
Bridge
Arthur Roper
Clay Wilmet
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Maxine Smith
Kathryn Smith
Lucille Botamer
Ruth Pickett
Thelma Jumont
Maxine Poote
Helen Kramer
Margaret Seward
Marian Upp
Helen Rudy
Leonard Richards
Clay Wilmot
Don Wilmot
Wilmot
Daughters OF Tu.y
Mary A. Chandler
Daughters of Union Veterans
J. C. Jackson
Carnell Avenue
Sandusky
J A. Kaley
Henry Stevick
Nellie Straw
J. 2D. Squire
W. C. Endley
Cong's
Wiseman
S Second Congregational Church
F. Wiseman
Second Congregational Church
Findley
Church of Christ
Fidley
Abbe Road
Philip Barr
Robert Crandall
Dana Fox
Thse
Ehairmean
Don Thompson
Bob Crandall
Roger Williams
Bob Chapman
Kenner Crooks
Harry Wright
Kenneth Chapman
Stewart Shuman
Louis Betcher
Don Fridenstine
Glen Fridenstine
Bob Williams
J. D. Funk
Mothersingers OF
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Lucille Rawson
la Grange
Parent- Teacher Association
Winifred Smith
Mothersingle
Vida Smith
Ruth Nichols
E. D. Anton
Bota Groups
Beverly and
June Barchard
Herry
Fourteenth Street
Elyria-Lorain
Carole
Lois McQuistion
Artemas Court
Bernice O'Donell
Christine Sederis
Carole McQuistion
Jean Crowe
Beverly Barchard
Brico
Carol McQuistion
West Avenue
Siness
W. B.C. Pastyresidents
Womens Relief Corps
Florence Holcombh
Hila Savage
Lena Klasek
Maude Jackson
Ella Williams
Catholic Study Club
St. Mary's Parish Hall
Tr. F. Kessler
Ursuline College
Myrtelle
Beauty Shop
Over Dreamland Theater
Man's Brotherhood of
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Bristol
T. Agnes Dramatic Club
Knights OF ST. John Novinate
ST. Andrew Rectory
Woodland Ave
Virginia Strickler
Drewer Hull
Robert Shyreck
C. Wo AL Patrol
Colonial Club
M. D. Hackett
H. A. Crandall
Karl Court
MES Srated
Busin S.L. Tilden LS
SI Dept
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Women's Club
D. Baird
General Club
L. Tilden
Alee
Durat
Doreth Raan
Eric Chapman
Yoane Soln
Dorothy Ryan
Primi
Erhel van
Mother Taney
Mer Pe Dyacak
Mead
Coombs
Latin Club
EB. H. Latin Club
Jeanette Linville
Betty Harrison
Shoppe Inc
Middle Ave
Hotel Statler
Crown
United Presbyterian Vharch
Youngstown Hospital
George Carrng
Mansfield
John Dronsky
West River Street
Robert Moore
Stafford Avenue
J. B. Jones
VanWart
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Eight Clock Club
ODD Fellows
Envine Croquigngle
Carl Goetz
Newell Hotel
Luneh
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Allen Bernard
Iter
Gates School
P. Tom & Jerry
Gates P.T
Hazel Castle
Carex - Florisé
Nason’s
Grant
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