Underhill Golden Wedding Anniversary Marked in Cleveland
Mr and Mrs Royal T Underhill plan a golden wedding anniversary on September 25 in Cleveland with relatives. They previously lived in LaGrange. Mrs Underhill was Elizabeth Opfer, one of six children and the only one to reach fifty years of marriage. They have two sons L A Underhill of Royal Creamery and Harvey Underhill of Akron, plus five grandchildren. Mr Underhill is the son of Dr George Underhill, who practiced in Lorain County during and after the Civil War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal T. Underhill
Cleveland
la Grange
Hill
the Royal Creamery
Harvey Underhill
Akron
Hlyria
Mr. Underhill
George Underhill
Lorain County
Business And Professional Women Plan For Ten Year Objective
At the YWCA meeting, the Business and Professional Women's Club outlined a Ten Year Objective education program urged by National Federation President Geline Bowman. An educational fund supports a high school graduate entering a Nurses Training School, with new officers and members welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Federation
Geline Bowman
Business and Professional Women's Club
Harriett Hubbard
Hospital Admissions And Discharges Brief
Admissions include Holton Tisza Graf ton Mrs Dave Crapp Lorain Glen Kissell Tom Karris 213 West avenue Mrs Wilbert Reitz 224 Courtland street. Discharges include Mrs Fred Neerath North Eaton Arthur Stewart 106 Woodbury avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holton Tisza
Grafton
Dave Crapp
Lorain
Glen Kissell
New York City
Tom Karris
West Avenue
Wilbert Reitz
Courtland Street
Fred Neerath
North Eaton
Arthur Stewart
Woodbury Avenue
Fraternal Lodge Event Night At Elyria
Emmanuel Lutheran Aid Society and Rebekah Lodge observe anniversary events with the Eagles Auxiliary social, Marshall Chapter R A M, and visits at United Presbyterian church after prayer. Grace Lutheran choir, Young People's Society meet at St Pauls 6 45. Elyria Lodge 1031 held a large meeting with Mayor Van Oster and Dr Miller in attendance. Grand Master N P McGay spoke on service through Odd Fellowship. Next meeting to open at 7 00 with First Degree. Refreshments served after program.
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Young People’s Society
St. John's Church
Richard Lehmann
Texas
St. John's
Lutheran School
Turd Street
Lehmann
Heig
Emmanuel Lutheran Church Aid Society
Rebekah Lodge
Eagles
Marshall Chapter
Laited Presbyterian Church
Grace Lutheran Church
St. Paul's Church
Fred Schramm
Elyria
Q. FL
Mary
J Miller
Elyria Lodge
van Oster
Walter Watts
Charles E. Summers
Oberlin
Fred P. Hummel
Lakewood
Dr. Miller
FE. L. Bailey
Odd Fellowship
Miller
N. P. McGay
McGar
Robert Hoeh
Widow's Benefit Association
Second Church E Society Holds Wiener Roast
The Christian Endeavor Society of the Second Congregational church met at a cottage in Wild Acres Birmingham last evening with twenty members and guests present. Miss Alice Wilcox resigned as chairman of the prayer meeting committee and Thelma Radcliffe was appointed successor. The meeting adjourned and the social part included games organized by Roger Rodgers and a wiener roast in an open fireplace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society
Second Congregational Church
Wild Acres
Birmingham
Alice Wilcox
Thelma Radcliffe
Roger Rodgers
Wieger
Bride-Elect Miss Betty Ranney Feted at Lakewood Party
Miss Betty Ranney, bride-elect of Michael Rusinko Jr., of Maple Lawn Vermilion, was honored at Miss Margaret Holmes’s Lakewood home. Guests from Cleveland Lorain Amherst Elyria Lakewood Vermilion presented gifts. A marionette show Sadko or How the Sea Was Brought to Novgorod entertained. Flowers adorned the rooms and refreshment table. The couple plans to wed September 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Ranney
Michael Rusinko, Jr
Maple Lawn
Vermilion
Margaret Holmes
Orchard Grove Avenue
Lakewood
Miss Holmes
Cleveland
Lorain
Amherst
Elyria
Ranney
Novgorod
Stetson Urges Republicans to Carry on Patriot Ideals
Frank Stetson, chairman of the Board of Elections, urged Republican Women to uphold the ideals of Washington Lincoln and the Unknown Soldier in Arlington Cemetery. He said the party must actively register voters, encourage turnout, and weed out non supporters. The meeting at the Woman's Club featured songs by Mrs. O. E. Brodbeck and reports by club officers. A county luncheon was voted, and registration reminders were given through October 18. Next meeting set for October 15 with location and speaker to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Stetson
Washington
Lincoln
Irvings
Arlington Cemetery
Board of Elections
theRepublican Women's Club
Woman's Club
Mr. Stetson
O. E. Brodbeck
Clara Edwards
Freshman Assembly Led by Friendship Club at Elyria High
The Y W C A Friendship Club conducted the Freshman Assembly in the Elyria High School Auditorium. Miss Marion Kemble opened the program and Maybelle Burner outlined the club’s purpose. Florence Clowson led singing and the girls presented still and moving pictures. Muriel Lewis explained the annual membership campaign as a party for freshmen was planned for Sept 24. The first open meeting for all girls will be Sept 28.
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Friendship Club
Elyria High School
Marion Kemble
Maybelle Burner
Florenca Clewson
Muriel Lewis
Everigirl
Martha Wilson
Eileen O'Donnell
Betty Humphrey
Mary Lou Belly
Florence Clowson
Mildred Easley
Roberta Mosley
Gladys Plocher
Harriel Somers
Sarah Thomas
Jane Gil
Betty Schafer
Nonna Dickason
Dorothy Rober
Ruth Stark
Rosetta Dyer
Huddlestons to Sing and Play at Methodist Church
Mr and Mrs Francis Charlie Huddleston will attend the First Methodist Church prayer service this evening to sing and play. They previously appeared in the Lakeside program and last week at the Northeast Conference in Wooster. Elyria Chapter 773 Women of the Moose met at Woodman hall to plan a playlet and a thre e dinner at Mrs Anna Dostall’s in South Amherst. An open Moose meeting is set for Sept 27, public invited, and October 4 at Woodman hall at 8 00. Marriage licenses issued to Herman Behrens and Bertha Wiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Charlie Huddleston
First Methodist Church
Lakeside
Wooster
Elyria
Women of the Moose
Woodman Hall
Anna Dostall
South Amherst
Meetings Past Chief Pythian Sisters Meet Thursday
Meetings of the Past Chief Pythian Sisters will be held Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs Ruby Beal on West Street. A Memorial service for deceased members highlighted the American Legion Auxiliary gathering last evening with Mrs Freda Koletka in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Beal
West Street
Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary
Freda Koletka
Esther Reynolds
Koletka
Ruth Jasper
Artemis Jobson
Local Notables and Families in Cleveland Visit Highlights
Mrs Aust and Mrs Merriman spent yesterday in Cleveland. Henry Dicken and family moved to 346 Oxford Street. Wilbert Reitz and wife welcome a daughter at Elyria Memorial Hospital on September 21. Carl W Martin’s session with Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers president Mrs Hamilton Shaffer spanned Monday and Tuesday at Hotel Cleveland. William Joiner, son of Judge George Joiner, visits Vaughn home as he heads to Harvard for his senior year. Wayne Garland, eight, of 537 Cambridge Street, to perform on WGAR at 7 30 PM Thursday with banjo and singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aust
H. W. Merriman
Cleveland
Henry Dicken
Denison Avenue
Oxford Street
Wilbert Reitz
Courtland Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Carl W. Martin
Hamilton Shaffer
Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers
William Joiner
George Joiner
Mt. Vernon
Washington
J. J. Vaughn
Harvard University
Wayne Garland
Alex Garland
Cambridge Street
WGAR
Local Residents Travel and Family News Notes
Tad E Shields of New Bedford Pennsylvania Commissioner at Lawrence County was in Elyria yesterday visiting friends. Mrs Irvin Potter of Gulf Street returns home after a few days in Ashtabula and Cleveland. Mr and Mrs Stuart Smith and Mr and Mrs Jack Seekins and children of Warren Ohio were guests of Mrs George Siler of Harvard Avenue. Mrs B Davidson and Miss Annie Davidson return home after two months in Scotland. Mrs W H Wagner of Sidner Ohio visits sister Mrs Thomas Conway of Third Street. Robert Fauver, son of Mr and Mrs L B Fauver of Washington Avenue, leaves for Ann Arbor Law School in Michigan. Mr and Mrs John Rindfleisch of Lakewood dined with cousins Mr and Mrs R L Stearns of Princeton Avenue, then called on Sheriff and Mrs Adams, also a cousin. Miss Bessie Paton, guest at 121 Park View Court, returns to Pasadena California to work next week. Clifford Mallory moves from Princeton Avenue to live with brother Fred in Danbury Ohio. Miss Martha Raufus of Eastern Heights Boulevard returns to Wooster College for senior year. Mr and Mrs Otto Mischka and family of Harrison Avenue were in Columbus yesterday. James Redington returns to Providence Rhode Island to continue studies at Brown University. Mr and Mrs Charles Rider of Pasadena California are parents of a son born September seventeenth. Mrs T L Moise of Columbus Street is with her son in law and daughter in California. Mrs H Redington and daughter Rosemary spend summer at the lake and will live at Lorain Hotel this winter. Mrs James Keaveny and sons Francis Edward Thomas and daughter Mary Elizabeth of New York are in the city at the home of P J Keaveny, called by death of the former's husband visiting his brother.
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Tad E. Shields
New Bedford
Pennsylvania
Lawrence County
Elyria
Irvin Potter
Gulf Street
Ashtaubla
Cleveland
Stuart Smith
Jack Seekins
Warren
Ohio
George Silen
Harvard Avenue
B. Davidson
Annie Davidson
West Eighth Street
Scotland
W. H. Wagner
Sidner
Thomas Conway
Third Street
Robert Fauver
L. B. Fauver
Washington Avenue
Ann Arbor
Princeton Avenue
Sherif
Adams
Bessie Paton
Parkview Court
Pasadena
California
Cliford Mallory
Fred
Danbury
Martha Raufus
Easterno Heights Boulevard
Wooster College
Otto Mischka
Harrison Avenue
Columbus
James Redington
Providence
Rhode Island
Brown University
Charles Rider
T. L. Moise
Columbus Street
H. Redington
Rosemary Redington
Lake
Lorain Hotel
James Keavenv
Francis
Edward
Thomas
Mary Elizabeth
New York
P. J. Keaveny
West River Street
Local social notes from Birmingham area weekend visits
Birmingham residents report visits and callers from Florence Lorain Huron Oberlin and Ashland. Families include Fulgrabbe Neiding Early Parker Kirchner Grengebach Sprouse and Sherod with multiple kinfolk hosting gatherings and a wrist fracture incident during fruit picking.
Elyrians Attend Health Meeting At Oberlin
The Ohio Public Health Association district meeting for Medina Wayne and Lorain counties was held at the Oberlin Inn. Dr. Robert Patterson of Columbus spoke against the short term health department head appointment. Twenty eight people attended including Miss Norah Abbe and Dr. G E French. The group stressed selling Christmas seals to combat tuberculosis and noted district meetings occur semi annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Public Health Association
Medina
Wayne
Lorain
Oberlin Inn
Robert Patterson
Columbus
State Department of Health
Norah Abbe
Ethel Agate
Ellis
R. T. J. Martin
G. E. French
Social notes from Elyria area visitors and gatherings
Relatives and friends visited in Elyria including Miss Katherine Sarly and William Opperman with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wilford. Ethel Jones and Ruth Haigh from Cleveland stayed with Jones' aunt. Choir practice for the German M E church will be held Thursday at the Court home. Additional Elyria visitors included Mrs Marion Bates Ernest Bates Frank Griffen Jer ome Logan and Dorothy Gang of Wakeman. Jake Mosher of Amherst spent Sunday with the Hunters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Sarly
William Opperman
Walter Wilford
Elyria
B. R. Grime
Lyle Hunter
Cleveland
Ethel Jones
Ruth Haigh
Anna White
M. E
Charlie Court
Marion Bates
Ernest Bates
Frank Griffen
Jerome Logan
Dorothy Gang
Wakeman
Jake Mosher
Amherst
Bart Hunter
West Ridge society notes follow Oberlin road social circle
West Ridge residents report visits and entertainment across Elyria Cleveland and Avon. Ene Mahike joined by Lauer family and Lawrence Klingshirn attended ball games in Cleveland. Several couples hosted friends from St Clairsville Elyria and Russia Township with club and church gatherings noted. A new baby Albert Karl born September 13 to Mrs Simms and family is reported in good health.
Church-Goer Attends Worship for 22 Years in Chapel Hill
Errette D. Neville, a longtime resident since 1895, has attended Chapel Hill United Church for 22 consecutive years and completed 18 years of Sunday school attendance without a missed service. He serves as sexton and organusher in the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
N. C. UK
Errette D. Neville
United Church
Neville
Sexton
Orgae
Eastern Heights Nursery School Opens October Third
Miss Dorothy Schlossman announces the Eastern Heights Nursery School will open Monday October third for ages two to five at Emmanuel Lutheran Church. Classes run 9:30 to 11:30 weekdays, excluding weekends, with a 20-child limit, half already enrolled. Schlossman, a Purdue graduate, specializes in preschool training and care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Schlossman
Eighth Street
Eastern Heights
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
France's Algeria Seen as Most Valuable Colony Asset
The article argues that Algeria stands as France's wealthiest and most prosperous overseas possession, highlighting its economic and strategic importance within the empire. Proponents emphasize colonial development and resource extraction as key factors driving Algeria's superior status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algeria
France
Psychic Readings and Roast Park Supper Notice
Mrs Dunham offers psychic readings Thursday from two to four at 430 2nd Street. A Columbia Town Hall event of the M E L A S group is scheduled Friday September 23 from 0 30 until served with 25 cents and 20 cents prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunham
2Nd St
Columbia Town Hall
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Mrs. Royal Underhill
Winifred Hills
Ta-Wa-Si Club
Church of Christ
Edna Hills
Rowena Caldwell
Iya Oliver
Mildred Whitney
Myrtle Nevins
Oberlin Road
Ruth McCindis
Eva Fogler
Dorothy Barton
Seventh Street
Elyria Country Club
Fakewood Club
Elyria! Country Club Golf Association
Lakewood Country Club
Ed Raus
Walter Ayres
Elyria Club
Davidson Home
Anne Davidson
Isa Jamison
United Presbyterian Church
Hart Court
Jamison
War Wheatley
C. L. Bristol
Beverly Ruth Gibbs
Marseilles Avenue
Hadreth Hecock
Royal Club
Brooklyn
Norwalk
Eliria Club
Lakewood Club
Florence Allen
Niagara Falls
Elizabeth Stevens Society
Elzabeth Stevens Society
Methodist Church
Karl Meister
Peter Kolsky
Sharon
Beazell
Jay Fitch
C. 3B. Simkins
Health Education Department
Marian Stetson
Uced - Thee
W. Co. A
Business Giris
ST. John's School
D. L. Glub
Carl Scholl
Verna Dean
Woodworth ‘Avenue
FD. L
Ethyl Milhres
Elizabeth Hancock
Forrest Ordell
Jane Moody
Agnes Dengate
Helen Crowe
Ora Champion
Virginia Parks
Josephine Harper
Adies
ODD Fellows
XN. P. McGay
Miss Ranney
Lucien Lelong
Paris
Mrs. Huddleston
Herman Behrens
Bertha Wiers
Blyrtia
American Legion
Girl Scouts
Troon 1
First Congregational Church
Charlotte Kershaw
Davidson
W. Wright
Ed Smith
Adolph Fulgrabbe
Henry
Florence
William Fulgrabbe
Lois Morgan
Anthony Neiding
Lois Neiding
T. J. Early
Katherine Early
Amelia Parker
Ed Dalton
Adam Kirchner
Henry Dalton
Wakeman Sturdy
Earl Hunter
Sandusky
Harry Boyd
Frank Trockley
Vincent
Charles Griffen, Jr
Milan
L. D. Sherod
Huron
Charles Grengebach
Jessie Berkmeyer
Edwin H. Howe
Jessie Casslyn
Oberlin and
Elysa
Florence Prince
Edwin Prince
Sam Schrauf
Marie Knott
Conrad Schister
Lorain Ross
Robert
Ashland
H. A. Witbeck
A. R.andress
Marjorie
Bobbie
West Ridge
Ene Mahike
George Lauer
Irving Lauer
Lawrence Klingshira
Avon
New Stadium
Henry Wolfe
St . Clairaville
Clarence Longbrake
J. F. Dorf
Elizabeth McManus
George Longbrake
L. P. Kaiser
George Nevins
Margaret
Mae Struble
Frank Squires
Cart Fowl
D.C
Mabel Dehn
Dehn Road
Russia Township
Dwight A. Burr
Burr
Ely‘tia Memorial Hospital
Elta Brown
Charles Cooper
Portland
Oregon
Warvey Brown
Stanley Rice
William Alexander
Mary Long
Lydia Steele
Detroit
Michigan
Beatrice Burrer
Sarah Tapper
Ruth Gander
Albert Karl
Glad‘gen
Mother
Babe
Bill
Iss
Andress
Eastern Heights Nursery School
the Johnston Gift Shop
Second Street
JADE
Phillips’ Drug Store
Middle Ave
Masonic Temple
Specia
Elyria Hotel
Inter
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Kellogg
Battle Creek
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