Events Tonight at Local Churches and Clubs in Oberlin Area
Community calendar lists dinners meetings and speakers across Oberlin and nearby towns. Notable events include a lecture by Professor Clarence Ward of Oberlin College at the First Congregational setting, multiple lodge and club gatherings, church circle meetings, and social evenings at the YWCA and Masonic venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nirst Congregational Church
Clarence Ward
Oberlin
Mabel Freeman
Columbus Street
Order of American Yeomen
Knights of Columbus
K. of C. Hall
King Solomon's
A. M
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
I. O. O. F. Hall
P. Chapman
Sons of Union Veterans
G. A. R. Hall
Young Women's
Second Congregational Church
Bessie Douglass
Highland Court
Mugwumps
United Presbyterian Church
Twenty fifth wedding anniversary and birthday celebrations
The article notes the twenty fifth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs Ralph Cobb at their Stone Street home with sixty guests. Gifts of silver were given, flowers adorned the house, and attendees included numerous neighbors and relatives. A separate entry describes Gus Nh. Rrems hosting a seventy eighth birthday with twenty six relatives from Cleveland and Elyria, featuring a chicken dinner, music, and games. Another item mentions Mrs S E Halliday’s seventy fourth birthday celebrated by Mrs A E Daley with gifts and a large guest list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Cobb
Ston 3
Yellow Line
Cobi
J. A. Baker
Philip Austen
J. A Franks
G. J. Mooner
J. J. Cobb
St J Cobb
Cobb
BE. Busha W
Thomas Franca
Gus
Cleveland
Elyria
Isurprise
S. EL Halliday
Latch
Field
A. E. Daley
West Avenue
M. A. Hurlebis
Celia Davis
Alvie Smith
Newton Hurii
Raymond
Mise Jala Laborte
Community Meetings At Local Churches And Social Gatherings
The Repekah Class of First Hapitat church will meet for supper at 0:30 and at 7:30 Rev John Mein missionary to South America will address an open meeting. The new Methodist organization plans its first meeting October 12 at 3:30 with outside speaker on Woman's Work for the Kingdom followed by social. supper at 6:30 by reservations. A rally and next meeting follow. Relatives of J O Rounds held a surprise party at his West Bridge Street home with games and prizes. guests from New London Seville N rain Amherst Ely reported. Eugene Duckett hosted fourteen friends for a fourth birthday party with pink and white decorations and gifts from multiple relatives. Janice and Albert Tyson won games. Mrs Winifred Park attended a banquet at the Alcazar Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeside Club
The
Methodist Church
Walkden
Cleveland Street
St. Paul’s Church
Henry Vogelsong
Oberlin Road
We Furunce Club
Edward Chandler
Furnace Street
Elyria Lodge
I. C
O. F. Hall
Ladies’ Auxiliary Knights of St. John
K. of C
Woman's Benefit Association
Wurst Hall
Federation of
Maranatha
First Baptist Church
John Mein
South America
Elyria Woman's Club
Central Guild
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
DeForest Smith
Cambridge Street
Second Congregational
C. A. Wiseman
Woodland Avenue
Biden
Lorain
W.C. T. CO
Methodist
U. P
Walter Delp
East River Street
Elyria Sisterhood
Maurice Hrman
Park Avenue
Dames of Malta
Helping Hand Society
Circle No. 2
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Lady Rowena Circle
Massey
Merry Twelve Banco Club
Harry Garford
Adelbert Avenue
Cora May Walton
Guy Findlay
White Rooms
Wol Fowls
M. EB
Friendship Club
Business Women's Committee
Round Table Club
M. B Church
Ralph Young
Lorain County Medical Society
Hots Lorain
Franklin P. T. A
School House
First Congregational Church
Catholic Daughters of America
Lucky Links
Paul Huboell
Spruce 'Street
Aust Ambrose
Martin Pardees
Liko Avenue
Hamilton
Second Congregational Church
East Side
St. Andrew’s Church
L. R. Taylor
Princeton
Carter
Jenmie Lent
East Avenue
Ladies’ Aid
Church of Christ
Conabee
West River Street
St. Paul's Church
John Hegnboetham
Stahl
Diederich
Bank Street
Chestnut Grove
American Legion Auxiliary
Big Four Club
Lou Hopkins
Amaryllis Club
Glenn Heidrich
North Side Guild
George Nicholas
Woman's Relief Corps
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
K. of P. Hall
Avenue Club
Masonic Temple
Baptist Bible Home
Brotherhood of the Second Congregational Church
Pilgrim Commodirr Church
Lawrence Webber
First Hapitat
NEW Methodist Organization
Third Street
J. O
Ineris
J. O Rounds
West Bridge
Street
New London
Seville
N Rain
Amherst
Ely
Eugene Duckett
East Broad Street
Janice
Albert Tyson
Sueste
Dorothy Dumont
Bile Wright
James
Larain
Dick and
Doris Stanford
Lakewood
Ohio
Jerce Duckett
Ruth
Stanley Meyers
Harry Bogart
Joan Duckett
Hilly Bennett
Elyria
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges Listed by Street
Admissions include Mrs. Robert OBrien 153 Oak St Mrs Theo Seller 244 DJarvard Ave Roy Beck 406 West Ave Mrs Martin Roberts Mre 3 Clarence Ward Millers Ct George Demos South Lorain Discharges list Stanley Sodieska 1702 West Ave Mrs Stanley Klesta baby bos 222 Lodi St Mrs Martin Roberts Rte 3 Viola Farmer 250 Harrison St Harry Young Wellington Fred Opliger Vermilion Ralph Winters Luvas O Lawrence Stein Cleveland Mrs Max Borwitz baby girl 230 East Second Virgo Huffman Ashtabula Lovera Crowfoot Asirota Henry Webber 210 Erie t.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert O'Brien
Oak St
Theo. Seller
Djarvard Ave
Roy Beck
West Ave
Martin Roberts
Clarence Ward
Millers Ct
George Demos
South Lorain
Stanley Sodieska
Stanley Klesta
Lodi St
Rte
Viola Farmer
Harry Young
Wellington
Fred
Birthday Party Honors Eight Year Old Friend
Ten young girls gathered at Virginia Henrys Cleveland street home Saturday afternoon to celebrate her eighth birthday. Games followed by refreshments and a large birthday cake provided a festive ending to the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Henry
Cleveland Street
Local Personal Notices From Elyria Area
Miss Sophia Fischer of Tara wand e NY has been visiting at J S Moon Cleveland road and returned home Saturday. Mr and Mrs Paul Brown Moro and Mrs Wil Davies of Won ster street return from a trip to Baltimore and Washington DC. Mr and Mrs T F Sellers 252 Harvard avenue announce the birth of a son last evening at Ely- Tia Memorial hospital. Mrs Harriet Reynolds of Was avenue hosted her aunt Mrs Zella Meyers of Lincoln NE and sister Miss Elizabeth Whipple of Painesville OH. Mr o and Mrs Robert B r ast of Monro s MI spent the week end with Miss Harriet Sheffield of Ninth street. Don A Tran of Harwood street left yesterday for New York City and Baltimore MD on a business trip. Miss Gladys Williams at Cornell avenue left Sunday for Buffalo NY where she has accepted a position as executive of the education and membership department and director of the school of Adult Education at the central branch of the Y W LCA. Born to Mr and Mrs Robert O'Brien 153 Oak street a daughter at Elyria Memorial hospital yesterday. Mr and Mrs Robert Lehman 213 Eighth street are parents of a son born yesterday at the local hospital. Mr and Mrs Mell Witter of Roosevelt are now entertained
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Fischer
Tarawande
J. S. Moon
Cleveland Road
Paul Brown
Moro
Wil Davies
Wonster Street
Baltimore
Washington, D.C
T. F. Sellers
Harvard Avenue
Ely- Tia Memorial Hospital
Harriet Reynolds
Was Avenue
Zella Meyers
Lincoln
Neb
Elizabeth Whipple
Painesville
Ohio
Robert Rrast
Monros
Mich
Harriet Sheffield
Ninth Street
Don A Tran
Harwood Street
New York
Y. Wlca
Robert O’brien
Oak Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Robert Lehman
Eighth Street
Mell Witter
Roosevelt
Notable Coleman Family Gathering Mentioned In Olio Region
Over Sunday George Coleman and daughter Dorothy visited with Mr and Mrs Emory Coleman of Meding and Ralph Thomson of Urichsville Olio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Coleman
Dorothy
Emory Coleman
Meding
Ralph Thomson
Urichsville
Olio
Plant bulbs for continuous garden appeal from April to December
The article urges planting flowering bulbs to extend garden enjoyment from April through December. It stresses indoor months late winter to early spring, praises daffodils and tulips for April and May color, warns against pre blooming planting, and cautions about sourcing named varieties from Holland with limited replacements. It advises color-based planning and careful selection of bulbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
435
Narciss
Holland
May flowerlog tulips and color arrangements
Fragmented notes describe flower plantings and color study, praising arrangements that enhance each bloom. A visiting Mrs Faken in Vienna is mentioned along with fast rates and dairy processing claims. Wisconsin dairy expert proposes a method to keep products fresh. A mix of statistics references and odd items follow about monetary figures and a Big Bone stone.
Dream Guides Blytheville Siblings To Long Lost Brother
In Blytheville Arkansas a dream led Mrs. Robert Eaken of Suebury Ohio to contact Ashport Tonn and Tomato Arkansas. She sought a brother last heard from in West Virginia and Ashport. Letters were returned, then a reply linked a man named L L Jones across the Mississippi in Tomato Arkansas. Correspondence established that they are sister and brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blytheville, Ark
West Virginia
Robert Eaken
Suebury, O
Ashport Tonn
Ashport
L. L. Jones
Mississippi River
Tomato
Ark
Rummage Sale At West End Market
Circle No 4 AL FE church hosts a rummage sale on Tuesday and Wednesday at the West End Market. Proceeds support church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
AL FE. Church
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles Opfer
Ladies’ Aid of
Grace Lutheran Church
Young People’s Society of Grace Lutheran Church
Margaret Zachman
Chase Street
Beacon Light Girls
Marjory Baird
Charles Rawson
Twelfth Street
St Andrew's Episcopal Church
Ralls
Hethel Shrine
Mooseneart Ly
Mra
Elyria Grange
Desior High
Sone Potter
Brems
Winifred Park
Alcazar Hotel
Cleveland Heights
Valant
Eldeel
Second St
Avon Park
French Creek
Elyria Eagles
St. Clair Rebekah
Lodge No
Cora Wallington
Noble Grand
Grace Heidrich Secy
Anna Gehtke
Karl R. Kaiser
Lake Ave
Charis OF
Lorain Co
Rainbow Gardens
Fur Coats
Elyria Fur Shoppe
Broad St
West Bridge and
Water Streets
Mrs. Faken
Ved
Vienna
Wisconsin
Imperial Furniture Co
East Broad St. Bridge
Fay Co
Borden
Windsor
Broad Street
Sa AB
Venice