First Congregational Church Plans Centenary Observance
During the week of November 27 the First Congregational Church marks its centennial with redecorated facilities and former pastors and missionaries attending. The program spans Friday preparatory service, Saturday guest arrivals, Sunday church services and evening gathering, Monday historical meeting, dinner, and lectures by scholars from Oberlin and other pastors, plus a Young People's Day and Thanksgiving service. Notable visitors include Dr. Percy Watson, Miss Cord May Walton, and Ray W. Uptegrove Holley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
William Muir Auld
John H. Grant
Jona H. Grant
Percy Watson
First Church
Geo. H. Ely
Upper Church
Frank A. Smythe
A. S. Root
Oberlin College
Lathrop C. Grant
Lorain
John H W. Grant
First Church of Christ, Congregational
Fairfield
Conn
Paul Harlan Metcalf
Ohio
Aeities Munir Auld
Charles C. Resard
Wethington
Greerin
Els. Tothrock
A. Gratem
Graduate School of Theology
Armistice Day Banquet Hosted by Elyria Legion Auxiliary
The Ladies auxiliary of Elyria Post No. 12 The American Legion hosted an Armistice Day banquet at Legson Hall attended by over one hundred members of the minstrel show cast and Legion members and their wives. The evening featured speeches, poetry, tributes to Civil War veterans, minstrel music, and a post-supper program, with veterans escorted home by autos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Elyria Post No. 12
The
American Legion
Legson Hall
Legion
Clayton Hall
Legionaires
Commander Hall
G. 4. KR
Auxiliary
L. D. Harman
Legion Auxiliary
Kaley
America
England
New York City
Community Fund
Stutz
Jack Norsssorthy
Bob Couch
Chuck Clark
Fred Roth
John Gray
Mike Sexton
Hal Lamb
George Beach
Miss Merthe
Regular Army
Legion Hall
Revaires
Twentieth Anniversary Dinner of the 64 Literary Club
The 64 Literary club marked twenty years with a chicken dinner at Albers Villa and a program of songs and toasts led by Mrs. W. C. Abu. The Serenaders Ralph Stearns Atlee Terry Howard Wendell and others provided music as members shared memories and tributes to founders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
64 Literary Club
Albers’ Villa
Mr. Albers
Ralph Stearns
Atlee Terry
Howard Wendell
Howard Hubbard
Herman Schofield
Edward Moody
C. W. Cinniger
Lorain
Ber
Hill
Sara Rimbach
J. M. Gregory
Georgia Yost
C. Winod- Brass
H. A. Beck
J. B. Riley
J. E. Hindley
W. Snodgrass
L. KR. Todd
J. G. Bartholomew
Dinniger
C. N. Williams
Frank Smith
Marah
Birthday celebration for Mrs Pasenow at South Middle Avenue
About forty friends gathered Saturday night to honor Mrs. William Pasenow on her birthday at her South Middle avenue home. Music by H Myers L Liewlyn and Maurice Ferchland. a midnight luncheon followed. a ruby ring was presented to the hostess as gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Pasenow
South Middle Avenue
H. Myers
L. Liewlyn
Maurice Ferchland
Marines Band at Rizito Theatre Delights Elyria Rotary Fund
The United States Marine Band The President's Own performed matinee and evening shows at the Rizito Theatre Elyria to raise funds for the Gates Home for Crippled Children. Attendance set a record with about 1270 dollars in evening receipts and 1509 dollars guaranteed per town. The concerts featured Wagner Liszt Weber and Tchaikovsky works with soloists from Oberlin and a corps of young performers in attendance.
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Rizito
Elyria
United States Marine Band
Rotary Club
Benefi of the Gates
Cripplad
Gomes
von Blon
Bunt
Rank Wibdlitzhauser
Aft- Btnoons
Thurban
Malindy
Wartburg
Tannhauser
Wagner
Rubenstein
Whibur D. Kieffer
Bellstadt
Friedman
Weber
Lisat
Arthur S. Whitcome
Simon
Leonenvello
Robert E. Clark
Weingartner
William H. Santelmann
Tschaikowsky
Godfrey
Taylor Branson
Crippled Children Fund
Obelin
Tice
Oberlin
Rialto
Alma Hogle and Theodore Scheuneman wed at local home
Miss Alma Hogle daughter of Mrs and Mrs Preston F Hoogle of 122 Hamilton street married Theodore Scheuneman son of Mr and Mrs Edward S Scheuneman of Walnut street at Rev Edwin Kirby home at two thirty yesterday afternoon. The bride wore a traveling frock of black charmeen and a black satin hat. After the ceremony the couple left for a short trip and will reside on Gates avenue upon return. Mrs L E Davis sister of the bride attended with Mr Davis. Both brides attended Elyria High School with Mrs Davis graduating in 1924. Mr Davis is employed at Fox Furnace Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Hozle
Preston F. Hoogle
Hamilton Street
Theodore Scheuneman
Edward 5. Scheuneman
Walnut Street
Dwin Kirby
Alma Hogle
Anther Puma
L. E. Davis
Mr. Davis
Scheuneman
Elyria High School
Davis
Fox Furnace Company
Gates Avenue
American Music Focus At Musical Art Society Recital
The Musical Art Society hosted its second active member recital in the upper Church School room, featuring American music and a paper by Mrs. A M Miller on origins of the genre. Performances included works by Hopkinson Rogers Beach Gow and Bullard, with singers and pianists from Oberlin and local groups. The Mac Dowall Club of Cleveland is due next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musicat
Musical Art Society
First Congregational Church
United States Marine Band
A. M. Miller
Africa
Jesus
Hopkinson
Alice
Ten Bolt
Harold Metcalf
Oberlin
Mary Louise Barres
Rogers
Frimt
Kari Reefy
Paine
Beach
Marjorie Dee
Mra. Reefy
Gow
Homer Gulf
de Kovene
Norge
Bullard
Mrs. D
Troxel
Mana-Zuca
Mies Mary Seward
Mac Dowall Club
Cleveland
Four Ace Club Organized At Heimsath Home
The Four Ace Club met at Mrs. L. C. Heimsath's Riverside Court home Tuesday. Eight progressive Petra games were played with Mrs. Fred Raesler winning high, followed by Mrs. B Joslyn in second and Mrs. Hartis Vaneer in third. Joslyn also won the door prize while Bertha Kuss took the name prize, with refreshments served. The club will meet in December at Mrs. William Genrke's West River Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Heimsath
Riverside Court
Petra
Fred Raesler
B. Joslyn
Hartis Vaneer
Bertha Kuss
William Genrke
West River Street
Medical Association of Lorain County Hears Reports
The Lorain County Medical Association held a meeting at the Lorain Public Library with reports from the annual Columbus health conference. Guests included Dr. Douglas Cannon and local officials Dr. MacIntosh Dr. Adair and Dr. French. The next meeting will be at the El restaurant with officers to be elected and a planned program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medical Association OF
Lorain County
Lorain County Medical Association
Lorain Public Library
W. A. Macintogh
Oberlin
Walloyd Adair
Lorain
G. &. French
Elyria
Columbus
Charles Garver
Vienna
Thomas Also
Larain
Douglas Cannon
Alabama
Cannon
Chicago
MacIntosh
Els
Standard Bearers Meet at Miss Schwind Home
The Methodist Episcopal Church group, Standard Bearers, held their monthly meeting at Miss Florence Schwind’s West Second Street home. After business, Mrs. John Whitney gave an engaging China talk. fourteen girls attended, two joined, December's meeting is set for Mrs. H. B. Stone’s address. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Florence Schwind
West Second Street
John Whitney
China
H. B. Stone
Earl Court
Elyria City Teachers Club lecture and local meetings listed
Tonight the Elyria City Teachers Club lecture course continues at the high school auditorium. Hit ton Ira Jones, PhD scientist, speaks at 7 00 p m. Also listed are Knights of Maccabees Tent No 3 Marshall Chapter 47 R M Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary St Clair Rebekah Lodge Sapientes club Carpenters Local Talon Willoughby Kiwanis intercity meet and a sermon based on the Mount. Mrs Massey quotes and references to suffrage amendments follow with two Young selections and whistling by Maurine Struthers Refreshments provided by a ladies committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria City Teachers’ Club
Hitton
Ira Jones
Knights of Maccabees
Wurst
Marshall
R. M
Masonic Ore
Veterans of Foreign Wars
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
Sapientes Club
Carpenters
Talon
K. of P
Willoughby Kiwanis Club
David
Christ
New World
Washington
Lincoln
Wilson
Local clubs schedule meetings and events this week
The Unity club hosts a Friday luncheon at Mrs. C. C. Lord's home on Seventh Street. Kiwanis Club meeting and speaker Rev. B C Hibler of Lotain at the Y M C A with Merrill Gay providing music. Eastern Star plans a reception for 1925 officers and Grand Sentinel George Philpott. Methodist Choir rehearsal Friday night and Circle No 2 dinners at Earl Squires home. guests invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Club
C. C. Lord
Seventh Street
Kiwanis Club
B.C. Hibler
Lotain
Merrill Gay
Methodist Church
Order of Eastern Star
Ohio Grand Chapter
George Philpott
Circle No. 2
Earl Squires
Chestnut Ridge
Educational Week Observed by Civic Club Department
The Woman's Civic Club Educational Department held its monthly meeting at the YWCA parlors. Mrs. Edwin Gillis presided as topics from National Educational Week covered The Constitution Patriotism Vocational Guidance Hiliteracy and a moving Faith in God and Country address by Rev. W. P. Mussey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Civic Club
Edwin Gillis
Frank Beebe
R. T. J. Martin
Nellia Lewin
Adele Brown
Hiliteracy
Dean Burns
S. E. Hitt
Zemo claimed to clear skin and prevent irritation
An advertisement promotes Zemo as a skin remedy for pimples blackheads blotches eczema and ringworm noting it is a penetrating antiseptic. Trial sizes priced at $1.00 and 25¢ for soap with druggists carrying the product. A North Olmsted church Ladies Aid sale lists events for Friday November 21 with moving pictures in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Olmsted Cong’s Ladies
Aid
Moving Pictures
Travel Party Postponed One Whermets December First
Travel group delays its Scotland Ireland and Wales trip to December first due to Centenary exercises at Pirst Congregational Church. Dr Auld to guide the tour. Ultra Plus Class met at East Avenue Methodist Parsonage with Mrs Alvira Lee and Miss Elizabeth Whetton. Business led by President Miss Walker followed by music social and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirst
Scotland
Ireland
Wales
Dr. Auld
Methodist Church
Alvira Lee
Elizabeth Whetton
Eastavenna
Miss. Walker
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges Brief
Admissions include J. C. Helland of Wellington and Mrs. Roe Spitzer of Grafton along with Mrs. R. Yrowetz of Warren Street. Discharges list Rose Wasicker of Grafton and Mrs. Raymond Crisp of Eastern Heights Boulevard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Helland
South Main Street
Wellington
Roe Spitzer
Grafton
R. Yrowetz
Warren Street
Rose Wasicker
Raymond Crisp
Eastern Heights
Quick relief for stubborn coughing with Bronchu line Emulson
A vintage ad promotes Bronchu line Emulson to stop lingering coughs fast. It claims four daily teaspoonfuls clear tough chest coughs without chloroform sugar or dope, noting it suits stubborn cases while ordinary coughs need one to two doses. C. W. Phillips and dealers distribute.
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C. W. Phillips
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Frank Wiedlitzhatsen
Vincent Scheny
Rey
A. Kalassay
Kalassay
Esther Brugman
HorTiss
Merry Markers
Merry Makers Club
Father Krueman
Thirteenth Street
Sadie Rogers
Luella Struck
Robert Koehm
Theresa Kalster
Ella Bucholz
East River Street
Walter Peake
Osford Street
Arthur Peake
Portsmouth
J. H. Martell
Middle Avenue
Carl H. Drown
Wooster Street
Florida
Washington, D. C
Heimsath
Holy Cross Bazaar
Holy Cross Church Bazaar
FP. Leonowicz
A. Stebinska
G. Miller
Mise A. Skrzypcznska
Misa Frances Skrzypcezaske
Dept. OF Civic Club
Rov
W. P. Mussey
Moses
Zemo
Navy
LaGrange
Eagles Hall
Holy Cross Church
Fatra Lady
Singer
Broad
Ty W. Ingernoll
Carek Florist
Roe Spitze
Beau
Marcel
Fox
Elberta
Carrscet Orchestra
Hecock
Broad Street
Johnston
Second Street
Cork
Pocahontas Ll
Wissp Lake Ave
Coal & S
Cleveland St
Carl M. Nau
Orme
Geo. G. Sp
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