Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges Record
Admissions list includes Ted Durkee from Lorain County Home and Donald Mattexon from Ashtabula. Discharges include Mrs. Kyle Anato with a baby girl at 141 Spruce Street, Mrs. Wheeler Smith of Grafton, Richard Hollis R. D. No. 3, Dee Ingiver of 216 Clark Street, Mrs. Edward Fees R. D. No. 3, and Carliele.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Durkee
Lorain County
Donald Mattexon
Ashtabula
Kyle Anato
Spruce Street
Wheeler Smith
Grafton
Richard Hollis
R. D
Dee Ingiver
Clark Street
Edward Fees
Carliele
Tigradia Social Club Meets For Torebe Juxcheon
Twelve members and one guest were seated at a luncheon hosted by Mrs. Ralph Schrubsole on Williame street. The group planned a theatre party, played bunco and bridge with prizes awarded to Mrs. George Scott, Miss Dorothy Barton, and Mrs. Pearl Walker. Next meeting at Mrs. Catherine Christy’s on October 20. The wordy church notices detail Dr. R E Neighbour’s Sunday Night address at First Baptist on Do Christians Suffer After Death, with chair purchases and a lively program including an orchestra and organists, Bible school, and weekly studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tigradia Social ‘Club
Torebe Juxcheon
Ralph Schrubsole
Tigredia Social Club
Williame Street
Bunco
Bridge
Prises
George Scott
Dorothy Barton
Pearl Walker
Catherine Christy
Princeton Avenue
Wellington News Briefs and Local Notices
Wellington and Huntington wheat growers elected Fred Moline as chairman and named Win McConnell and J Rapk ing to the committee. Fifteen contracts were signed with more expected before September 25. Evangelistic services begin with Rev M F Lotzow, music by Reymond Brunger, and sermon topics The Sermon In a Sugar Sack and Soul's Anchor. A softball banquet features George Kraus with Joe Vosmik and Bill Arndt as guests. Various community events include a flower festival planning, obituaries, reunions, and missionary society activities across Wellington and Huntington Townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Huntington
Fred Moline
Win McConnell
J. Rapking
D. G. Swanger
George
Lefty
Kraus
Cleveland
Bill Arndt
Sullivan
Cleveland Fisher Foods
Joe Vosmik
Cleveland Indians
Marian Martin Pattern 9692 and Pattern Book Offer
Printed pattern notes advertise Marian Martin pattern 9692 in sizes 36 to 46 with fabric needs and sewing instructions. Also promotes the Marian Martin Pattern Book offering many easy to make styles for all ages, priced at 15 cents per pattern or 25 cents with the book, ordered from Chronicle Telegram Pattern Department, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mint
Alzes
Marian Martin
Chronicle Telegram Pattern Department
W. 18Th St
New York
St Andrews Church Notes and WWL Club Meeting
The third Sunday calls the church school children to Communion at 9 30 with a morning service at 10 45 and a sermon on How Sustain Our Enthusiasms The September call urges renewed religious activity The WWL club met at Lillian Nemeths home and attended a theatre show then returned for refreshments The next meeting will be at Claire Dumkes on September 28th
Kid Party Hosts Nettle Finch Webber Club at Adelbert Home
Members of the Nettle Finch Webber club of the Church of Christ gathered at Mrs. T. D. Goodwin's Adelbert avenue home for the annual kid party. Attire was festive, devotional readings by Mrs. C. B. Neher cited Butler and education, with president Mrs. E. R. Laver leading. Is. B. led contests. hostess helpers served ice cream, cookies, and stick ends. Next meeting set for October 20 to learn about church denom ination and work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Club
Goodwin
Nettle Finch Webber Club
Church of Christ
T. D. Goodwin
Adelbert Avenue
Nicholas Murray Butler
Is. B
E. R. Laver
A. Nilsen
Paul Wainwright
Clarence E Craig to Preach at First Methodist Church
Professor Clarence E Craig of Oberlin College will preach at the First Methodist Episcopal Church tomorrow morning at 10 45 as pastor Dr Bond is away at Canton Ohio for the Northeast Ohio Conference. The program includes an anthem by the choir and organ selections by Miss Louise Brown. Epworth League led by Miss Belty Campbell will discuss Jesus Secret of Happiness at 6 30 in the Berean room. Church school meets 9 30 with classes for all ages, D A Burr superintendent. Junior church at 10 45 in the Junior room directed by Miss Marion Upp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence E. Craig
Oberlin College
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Court | Street
Louise Brown
Craig
Bond
Canton
Ohio
Epworth League
Belty Campbell
Jesus
D. A. Burr
Marion Upp
U S W V To Attend N E Booster Meeting At Niles
The third quarterly meeting of the Northeast Booster club of United Spanish War Veterans will be held in Niles Ohio at the William McKinley Memorial on Sunday September seventeenth. Harry Wolfe and Hannah D Alexander will chair the event with a strong program. Judge Edward S Mathias is the principal speaker. Scott Wehe and Mae VandeVelde will also address the audience. Major Woodworth Camp and Auxiliary members plan to attend the session starting at eleven o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northeast Booster Club of
United Spanish War Veterans
Niles
Ohio
Harry ¢. Wolfe
Hannah D. Alexander
Ashtabula
Eadward S. Mathias
Scott Wehe
Mae VandeVelde
Woodworth
Mission Study Club hears Dayton speaker on missions
Mrs. Howsare of Dayton addressed the Mission Study Club of the First Congregational church. She is 1st vice president of the Women's Department of the Ohio Conference and stressed the effort required to grow in faith and other pursuits. The gathering opened with a devotional led by new president Mrs. Otto Greene after a summer recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission Study Club
First Congregational Church
H. M. Metcalf
George C. Martin
George A. Hoke
Bassett
Maude Denham
Lara van Wagnen
Howsare
Dayton
George
Nele Hecock
Lucy Housermap
Spencer
E. H. Faulkner
R. E. Lyndon
R. Maddux
Cincinnati
Foote
Medina
Palmer
Bradenton
Florida
Otto Greene
McD. Howsare
Marti Heights Christian Church
Darton
Ohio Conference
Grace Church To Hold Annual Picnic
Grace Church announces its annual Sunday School Picnic at The Hedges in LaParte. The start shifts to 10 A M with transportation offered from the church until 10. Autombiles will convey members and friends to the event where a dinner basket is requested and the program continues into the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaParte
Grace Church
Local Clubs Schedule Meetings Across Canton and Nearby
Monday events list gatherings across several groups. Susanna Wesley class meets with Katherine Arnold of Stir st. Tri Fi Club with Louise Wernert of Kenyon Ave. Bee Keepers Association with T. W. Mann near Oberlin. Colonial Club with Mrs. Schultz on Columbus St. Mon-O-May club with Hazel Todgham of Clifton Ave. A A U W Dramatic Group with Mrs. George Hoke. Stamford Ave A A U W International Relations Group with Mrs. Thomas F. Cushing. 140 Ohio St Canton Lorain and Auxiliary meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susanna Wesley
M. E. Church
Katherine Arnold
Stir St
Louise Wernert
Kenyon Ave
Bee Keepers’ Association
T. W. Mann
Oberlin
Colonial Club
Schultz
Columbus St
Hazel Todgham
Clifton Ave
George Hoke
Stamford Ave
Thomas F. Cushing
Ohio St
Canton Lorain
Community Church and Club Meetings Schedule
A series of church and club meetings are listed. Republican Women hold first postrecess meeting at the Women’s Club house Tuesday evening. Pilgrim Community Church Sunday School led by A Scrivens invites all not in other Sunday schools. Morning service at 10 45 discusses Who crucified Jesus. Evening Christian Endeavor planning with H Olmstead speaks, special music. Thursday prayer meeting at seven in the church, study on the Epistles of John. Emmanuel Lutheran closes its fifth anniversary with Holy Communion at corner Princeton and Garford. Sunday School 9 45 with Kenneth Peters. morning worship 10 45 and new member reception with communion. Music includes Melody by Adair, Eleanor Erickson violin Ave Maria, Grand Choeur by Claffmann, choir sings Splendours of Thy Glory and I am the Bread of Life, quartet adds Exalt Ye the Lord. Pastor Rev Harold A Sarles gives meditation This Do.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Neighbour
First Baptist Church
Frank Wilford
F. A. Yost
Holden
Oberlin Conservatory
Linda “Mae Blanchard Crumier
Neighbour
Young People's Society
C. L. Bristol
Pilstm Community Church
A. Scrivens
Jesus
H. Olmstead
County
Christian Endeavor
John
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Princeton
Garford Avenues
Kenneth Peters
Adair
Eleanor Erickson
Clauffmann
Roland Faulhaker
The
Eichorn
Harold A. Sarles
Male Quartet to Sing at Elyria Men’s Bible Class Rally Day
The Elyria Men’s Bible Class at the Rivoli Theater on Broad Street will hold Rally Day at 9:30 tomorrow morning. Paul Wainwright leads the group singing with Clare Short at the piano, and a quartet including Dr. C. M. Ackerman Arthur Scrivens Alex Moses and Ed Gates will perform. L. B. Hindman will give a Bible lesson on how Jesus helps relieve distress. An open invitation is extended to all men not affiliated with other classes. The Order of Eastern Star held a regular meeting with Mae Dramm presiding. next session is set for October sixth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Men’s
Rivoli Theater
Broad Street
Paul Wainwright
Clare Short
C. M. Ackerman
Arthur Scrivens
Alex Moses
Ed Gates
L. B. Hindman
Jesus
Dr Auld to Preach at First Congregational Church
Dr W M Auld will preach Sunday morning at the First Congregational Church on the subject Thy Greatness of Christianity. Miss Harriott Francis will sing, and Sunday school convenes at 9:30. Church service opens at 10:45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Auld
Sundar Moraine
Kational
Harriott Francis
Sundar School
Royal Neighbors Meet Discusses Routine Matters
Regular routine business matters were discussed at the meeting of Royal Neighbors last evening. Fifteen members attended. The next meeting will be held Friday evening, October sixth.
Lorain Couple Apply for Marriage License
Welter Brodka and Louise Beko of Lorain, both 20, have filed a marriage license application with Rev. Hammhack noted as the officiant. The records list their ages and hometowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welter Brodka
Lorain
Louise Beko
Hammhack
Church of Christ Sunday Services Outline Schedule
The Church of Christ on Chapel streets presents a 10 30 A M music program by Paul Wainwright with solos Sundown and He Was Nailed To The Cross. Fowler preaches What Think Ye Of Christ and baptism by immersion observed. Junior Church and Bible School meet. Promotion Day planned for Sept 24. Gospel Team and Endeavor meet. Division C meets at Mrs A M Mallorys. tureen luncheon at 12 30 M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Chapel Streets
Paul Wainwright
Wilson
Tullar
Fowler
Christ
James A. Smith
Bible School
Lilian Mallory
Christian Endeavor
A. M. Mallory
Middle Avenue
Local visitors and weekend guests listed in area society notes
Mrs. Robert Maddux of Cincinnati visits her Crandall parents in Earlcourt. Eleanor Shapiro and Marguerite Livingston, Canton Mercy Hospital trainees, spend weekend with Shapiro in this city. Jack Southam of Berea visits uncle C. E. Southam at 355 Kenyon Avenue. Frederick Rule returns to Ada for senior year at Ohio Northern University. Paul Conlam leaves Princeton Avenue for freshman year at ONU. Mrs. Charles Barton confined at home after fall injuries. Mrs. McD. Howsare of Dayton guests of Mrs. J. W. VanDusen. WV. Vaughn of New York and Daytona Beach stays with sister Mrs. H. J. Austin at 355 Dennison Avenue. Jack Adamson leaves Middle Avenue for Miami University. Mrs. Lilian Ralstick and daughters Alberta and Mary Helen of Jamestown, N.Y., weekend guests of the Theobald family on East River Street. The Erksards depart Friday for Chicago for the World’s Fair weekend. Reno VanWormer and family return from Ray Village outing. Jackson of Washington Avenue returns to New Concord to resume Muskingum College studies. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Glaegan arrive in Albany, N.Y., tonight to be with the latter’s brother and sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Deane Burns of East Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Baker of Fifth Street plan weekend outings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Maddux
Cincinnati
H. A. Crandall
Earlcourt
Eleanor Shapiro
Marguerite Livingston
Mercy Hospital Training School
Canton
Ohio
Miss Shapiro
Jack Southam
Berea
C. E. Southam
Kenyon Avenue
Frederick Rule
Ada
Ohio Northern
Middle Avenue
WV. Vaughn
New York City
Daytona Beach
Florida
H. J. Austin
Dennison Avenue
Jack Adamson
Miami University
Oxford
Lilian Ralstick
Alberta
Mary Helen
Jamestown
New York
Sueste
WS. Theobald
East River Etreet
Theodore Erkhard
Jef
Chicago
Reno VanWormer
Ray Village
Desperatee Jackson
Wash- Inston Avenue
New Concord
Oho
Tamerrox
Muskingum College
Robert Glaegan
Albany
Deane Burns
Fast Avenue
Charlee
LaGrange Briefs Highlight Local Social and Fall Festival
Local notes report Labor Day at Chippewa Lake Reynolds family reunion and church events. Rev Virgil Jump attends M E conference in Canton. Families visit in Elyria and Oberlin. A fall festival is planned for Sept 22 23 with prizes and amusements. School opens as area residents plan activities and trips to Detroit and Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lagrange
C. G. Rush
Chippewa Lake
Reynolds
Virgi
Canton
M. E. Church
Kent Rowlands
Nova
C. B. Rawson
Algena
Ruth Adams
Gillis-Armspecter
Elyria
Dorothy Reising
Memorial Hospital
Sylvia Stein
Cleveland
Bickerstaff
Carl Stein
Charles Gott
Burton Gott
Mittawanga
Albert Wilcox
Methodist Church
Paul Auxer
Hammond
Ind
Kenneth
Blanck
Fairview
John Mulholland
Amelia Adams
Ned Gott
Oberlin
Erwin
Earl Hunkler
Local school opens with familiar staff and new moves
The Monday opening on September 11 introduces the same corps of teachers as in the previous two years. Drivers include Judson Spicer Milton Benner Alonzo Hopkins Frank J Knowles and David Pelton. Mrs Fred Prosser to entertain the Ladies Aid Society of the M E church on Thursday September 21. Miss Miriam Halliwill to spend the year with relatives in Akron joining the Junior class at a high school there. Miss Agnes Bouga begins her second year at Kent Normal College this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judson Spicer
Milton Benner
Alonzo Hopkins
Frank J. Knowles
David Pelton
Forged check used to buy coat at Style Center
Police were told a forged check led to the loss of a $125 coat at Style Center. A woman presented the check as the daughter in law of Phillip H. Ohley, Oberfin druggist, with a man believed to be Ohley’s son. The check bore endorsements to Mrs. P.H. Ohly. Detective Lloyd Sweet investigated. description of the woman failed to identify her. The incident occurred last Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Style Center
Phillip H. Ohley
Oberfin
Mr. Ohley
P.H. Ohly
Lloyd Sweet
Mr. Ohly
Sweet
Chickens Stolen From Kipton Farm Reported to Sheriff
The theft of 30 chickens from L. J. Brewster of Kipton was reported to the sheriff's department yesterday. Deputies Gerald Nau and Paul Chapman conducted the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Brewster
Kipton
Sheriff's Department
Gerald Nau
Paul Chapman
Van Dyck Masterpiece Stolen in Courtrai Recovered Nearby
An early 17th century Van Dyck religious work titled The Elevation of the Cross was stolen from a Courtrai church about 25 years ago. It was later recovered nearby after a peasant observed two men trading a roll of sacking in a wheelbarrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Dyck
Courtrai
Flanders
Drake’s First Circumnavigation Achieved with Small Squadron
Sir Francis Drake completed the first English circumnavigation of the globe from 1577 to 1580. He led a five ship squadron, the largest vessel not exceeding one hundred tons, in a voyage of unprecedented scale for its time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Drake
Also Mentioned on This Page
United Presbyterian Church Services
Bible
I Kings
Violet Curtice
Herrick Ave
East
Jlolor Grissinger
Courtland
M. F. Lotzow
Reymond Brunger
Christian Endeavor Party
Christian Endeavor Society
Louise Parks
LaVerne Swartz
Lottow
Wellington Flower Club
Hughes Garden
John Street
Wellington Grange
Huntington Grange
Baird
Storrow
Columbus
N. VanWormer
East Broadstreet
Mary Chester
Avon
A. H. Goodspeed
Massachusetts
Vance Shaw
Wooster
Wooster College
William H. Jenne, Jr
Michigan
James W. Reese
Medical Reserve Corps
United States Army
Reese
Tom Reese
Ninth Street
Leonard Fowls
Farman
Thomas Frisbee
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Edward Bembower
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
O. H. Terrell
Warren
Ivan W. Weir
Earl Court
J. W. VanDosen
Elizabeth Rich
Lantern Fellowship Group
Women's Missionary Society of Congregational Christian Churches
Oberlin Graduate School of Theology
Gus Pohlman
Rochester
Alife Baird
Brighton
John Barber
Ruth Baird
Wayne Knapp
Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Guy Phalps
Florence Starr
L. A. Baumgardner
Horace Basset
Frank Richmond
Townsend Farm
ST. Andrew's
Riverside Tavern
Ma” Smith
Clarence Craig
N. E. Booster
Mrs. Howsare OF
Goodwill Bible
Republican Women’s Club
Women's Club
Pilgrim Church
Emmanuel Church
E. S
Masonic Temple
Order of Eastern Star
Mae Dramm
Grace Barton
DR. Auld
1St Cong's Church
ROYAL
Cascade Pavilion
Qur
Jazzaleer Orchestra
Coonville Bridge
Iowa
Jack Young
Leigh Monesmith
Sophmore
Doris
Monesmith
River Road
Detroit
Edward Harness
Kathryn
Henry Gott
Caxon
LaGrange Padre School
Kenneth Lea
Studt
Park Place
J.M
Pete) Worthington
Day’s Music Store
Sanko
Restaurant
American and Oriental Cor. Bread and Mill Sts
Business College
Elyria Business College
the Colonial Inn
la Porte
Virginia
Kentucky
Imperial Furniture Co
East Ave
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