Shipyard Friendship Club hosts Halloween party in gym
The Friendship Club opened with a Halloween gathering at the YWCA gym. Anita Poole won pirate costume prizes, followed by wins for Florence Van Keuren as a tramp and Winifred Meredith as a Spanish lady. Mildred Diewald claimed a game prize before refreshments.
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Ndship Club
OLDS
Friendship Club
Hallowe'en
Anita Poole
Florence van Keuren
Winifred Meredith
Mildred Diewald
Bake sale by Circle 7 First M. E. church
Circle 7 First M. E. church hosts a bake sale Saturday morning at 355 Broad Street selling assorted goodies to raise funds for church activities. Proceeds support community outreach and youth programs. Local residents urged to attend.
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Circle 7 First M. E. Church
Broad St
Personal notices from Norwalk and nearby towns
Mrs. James Falk of Norwalk and her mother hosted luncheon with Mrs. Arthur Coltrane of White Plains Kansas at Mrs. Deane Burns home. A string of visits includes Miss Irene Ack and David Everard at Wheaton College, and Mrs. Sheffield visiting Elyrian friends. Ohio Missionary Society convention in Willoughby featured attendees. Joyce Grege of Ohio University joins The Green and White editorial staff. Families from LaPorte travel to Toronto for a sister’s death. Others include Miss Parmalee visiting Chicago Timals, Rufus Brodbeck visiting his brother in Cleveland, Dr. A T Rank from Van Wert visiting Sponseller in Cleveland, Earl Weller in Fremont, Marian Stankard returning to City Hospital Cleveland, Mrs Lamadue visiting Cleveland, and A G Hudnutt leaving for Lansing and Albion Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Falk
Norwalk
Arthur Coltrane
White Plains
Kansas
Deane Burns
East Avenue
C. M. Ackerman
Ja C. Everard
Irene Ack
David Everard
Wheaton College
Illinois
H. H Sheffield
Daarain
Elyrian Friends
C. F. Neuwirth
Robert Jack
Killa Parmalee
Chicago
Timals
Lucy Kirk
Rufus Brodbeck
Indianapolis
Indiana
O. E. Brodbeck
Sixth Street
A. T. Rank
van Wert
Ohio
Evening club and lodge calendar items vary across Elyria
Berean Class of the Methodist church hosts a party in the church front dining room. Cascade Lodge 145 meets in Woodman hall. Young Women's Missionary Society of the U P church, DeMolay, A A E W study groups, and several clan and veterans groups hold meetings or dinners at various local venues including the Gray apartments, G A R hall, and the Elyria Woman's Club house. St Andrew's and Scottish Clans gather, while United Presbyterian Missions Society plans a Thanksgiving supper at 6:04. Major Woodworth Camp and Auxiliary Spanish War Veterans join the K of C for a schedule of events. Supt. R Rh. C. Masten to discuss mill school matters.
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Methodist Church
Cascade Lodge No
Woodman Hall
Young Women's Missionary Society of the
U. P. Church
DeMolay
D. L. Fidler
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Sons of Union Veterans and Auxiliary
Daughters of Scotland
Rid-Lo
Mary Lahiff
West Avenue
Canton Lorain
Fiedler
Gray Apartments
Second Street
United Presbyterian Missions Society
St. Andrew's
Mee Peilietter
Women’s Club
Elyria
Fourth Street
R Rh. C. Masten
Hospital Notes Admissions And Discharges
William Shankie admitted for observation with address at S72 Weet 12th St. Discharges include Mrs John Redman Mrs Frank Seghr tid William Lamp. Cleve-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Shankie
St. Tischarges
John Redman
Frank Seghr
William Lamp
Meetings at Baptist church study John chapters thirteen and fourteen
Neighborhood Bible teachers will meet at the Baptist church this afternoon at 2:16 for a study of John chapters thirteen and fourteen. The Daughters of Scotland plan a business session at T O4 with an open installation of officers tonight.
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Baptist Church House
The
Daughters of Scotland
Sullivan Briefs Update From Town and Surroundings
Harald Gordon moves from Frank Jones farm one mile south of town three miles east in the southeast township area. Mrs Luli Slack returns Sunday from Findlay with her son and Ralph Slack family. Isaac Flickinger visits Wooster area and stays with Alva Lane family. Etta Sprinkle visits Ashland with sister Jane Good. Elza Harone and daughter Eleanor plan move to Wellington soon. Orrin Virlam remains in critical condition after a broken hip. transfer to Lodi delayed. Loyal Ladies church social held at John Swindler home. Claude Kingsbury takes over meat market formerly H W Clark. Garman family to move from Homerville to south half of Jennie Myers property. 4-H members enjoyed Red Head film with Bruce Cabot and Grace Bradley in Ashland last Friday. Charles Swope family were Sunday guests of neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briefs Sullivan
Harald Gordon
Frank Jones
Luli Slack
Ralph Slack
Findlay
Isaac Flickinger
Wooster
Alva Lane
Etta Sprinkle
Jane Good
Ashland
Elza Harone
Eleanor
Wellington
Orrin Virlam
Lodi
The
Christian Church
John Swindler Wednrsdal
Claude Kingsbury
H. W. Clark
Garman
Homerville
Jennie Myers
Red Head
Bruce Cabot
Grace Bradley
Charles Swope
Famiily
Henritta A Thank Offering Service Highlights Local Church Gatherings
The Standard Bearers society of the Methodist church hosted a Thank Offering service featuring a talk by Mrs. C. C. Yash of Lakewood, a YP group performance, piano by Allee Buchs, and group singing. Relatives were entertained at multiple birthday and anniversary occasions, with dinners and social visits across Elyria, Amherst, Beulah Beach, Murray Ridge, and nearby towns.
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Standard Bearers Society
the Methodist Church
C. ¢. Yash
Lakewood
Young Peor Ple
Lois
Phyllis Portmart
Mariam Kaetzel
Allee Buchs
C. Koontz
Richard
Marion
Beulah Beach
Fred Schubert
Eaton
William Schubert
Elyria
Charles Garlock
John Bechte
Murray Ridge
Surdday
Walter Ronne
John Bechrel
Mrs Roscoe Bair Hosts Dinner Guests Near Five Points
Sunday visitors from Miss June Whitson joined cousins for dinner at the Swope home and later accompanied them to the Bair residence near Five Points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Bair
Local residents share visits and misfortunes at neighboring homes
On Wednesday afternoon Mrs Emil Launer and her son Ed ward of Huska Township visited John Bauman's home. Benrietta Hill Harold Buchs and Philip Late man each had the misfortune to love a horse last week. Leon Mapes Miyria visited his mother Mrs Gertie Mapes Sunday afternoon and was a supper guest of Mr and Mrs Adam Horn Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society
Reformed Charen
Mitanga
Emil Burriehcier
Catlin
Rutherford
Rover
Cleveland
C. &. Buswell
Elyria
Doc Lahiff
Amherst
Frank Harr
Ed Harr
Roy Angersbach
King’s Herald Society
M. E
Frank Berg
Saci
Frilak
Harnld Coates
Max Coates
Frank Page
Eisra
Orlo Coven
Lauries
Theodore Ries
John Kirk
Eisha
G. MM. Say
John Balisnirry
Belle Point
Mead Petty
Patl Portman
Salisbury
Elmer Portman
O. C. Sanders
Walter Davis
John Smith
Charles Brown
Lakewood
Mattie Sanders
John Hostetter
Mike Simangas
Bennett Home
Gottliab Buchs
Oberlin
Raling
Katia Weidman
Frank Barcek
Melvin Unger
Barry Webber
Harold Coates
Frank Kelblé
Edna Unger
Barbara Frailey
Wermil
Ion
Emil Launer
Edward
Huska Twp
John Bauman
Benrietta Hill
Harold Buchs
Philip Lateman
Leon Mapes
Miyria
Gertie Mapes
Adam Horn
Birth of an 8 Pound Baby in Clarksfield
M and Mrs. Joe Nester announce the birth of an 8 pound baby at home on Sunday October 28. A subsequent Ladies Aid meeting featured a comforter tying session, contests, and a luncheon. Several weekend visitors from Columbus, Springfield, Elyria, and Toledo joined local families, with notes on travel and community activities.
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Clarksfield
Joe Nester
Robert Earl
Inez Thomas
Ladies’ Aid
W. H. Stone
Hattia Evans
Ada Wilcoxen
Rochester Church Notes and Local Activities in Ohio
Community notices from Rochester Ohio recount a Methodist church dinner, election day chicken dinner invite, and Epworth League canned goods for Elyria Home for the Aged and St. Luke's Hospital. Also reported is the death of L C Pohlman, school nurse visits, a health scare at the county, and school board budget talks urging votes for a three mill levy. Halloween parties at the Methodist class and local high school district events are noted, with no school Friday due to attendance at a teachers association.
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Rochester
Center Aid Society
Jessie Langon
Harmonial Society of the
Methodist Church
Friendly Folks Society
James William
Epworth League
Home For
Elyria
St. Luke’s Hospital
Cleveland
Booth
Willard
Ohio
Sherrod
Vaugiy
Northeast Ohio Teachers’ Association
Weveland
Local Social Notes Highlight Family Visits
Mrs Linda Suther land of New Lovedon is mentioned as a sister figure. Mr and Mrs Kent Dignan and Jamils from Rittman spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs A Fox. Floyd Amex visited for an indefinite stay at his brother J Amex home. Warner and Robert Fairchild were in Cleveland Monday. Mrs Emma Frye has returned to her gown home in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mers
Linda Sutherland
New Lovedon
Kent Dignan
Jamils
Rittman
A. Fox
Floyd Amex
J. Amex
Warner
Robert Fairchild
Cleveland
Emma Frye
Injured While Cutting Wood at Litchfield Farm
Vernon Heifner severly cut his foot near the ankle while cutting wood with Dale Winfield Tuesday at the Litchfield farm. Taken to Dr. Gregg in Wellington, the wound was closed with stitches and he now walks with a crutch. Also notes births and visits in local families and a remark on Greece’s mineral deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Heifner
Dale Winfield
Litchfield Farm
Dale
Gregg
Wellington
Also Mentioned on This Page
Methodist Choir
Miss Byers
Methodist Church Choir
Ths
Dorothy Byers
B. J. Bond
H. B. 5Me
Gladys Williams
Henry Townsend
Oscar Dunn
Brodbeck
Betty Crooks
Lovas Ehrke
No. 7
Bob Chapman
Evelyn Schultz
Ed Storer
Wineters
Wave van Jefferson School
Jefferson Junior High School
Bob Youngaburg
Harl Youngabure
Jack Finnagen
Gene Persensky
Bill Powell
Jon Horvath
George Hadawar
Masquers Club
Camp Iss
Keen Kutter Club
Mets
Katherine Jaax
Parker On Bell Aver
Clara
Elsie Swa Behnke
St. John
Woman's Club
Ely‘ria
George W. Bairee
Vic Dougherty
Middle & East
Riviera
Brown Co. Printers - Paper Merchants
Lodi St
the Brown Co. Printers - Paper Merchants
Great Lakes
Budd Worthington
Elyria Elks Hall
Sullivan
Henrietta
Fred Bauman
Karl Buchs
Martha Bauman
Leonard Buchs
Earl
Peter Buchs
Charles Bute
Ruth
Henry Fieman
Fred Latreman
Ray Brown
Ray Bown
John Behn
George Latteman
Birmingham
Mary Vivian
ALL
Botamer
Mel
Glenn Tinker
Columbus
Mrs
Allen
Eddie Barnes
Springfield
WF. Fairchild
Charlie Decker
Sarai Merrill
M Bennis Bureler
Mary
Phill
Donald Woolcott
Ets
Lawrence Livermore
Obe
Guy Livermore
Frank Hess
Floyd Phillips
North Fairfield
J.C. Ames
Dwight Strong
Town Hall
Willet Stone
Intr Gass
Vernon Stiles
Toledo
Ars
Irene Rounds
Thurstias &Itu
A. C. Pohlman
L. C. Pohlman
Medina
Aoe
Pohlman
Ballowe
Vall
Brighton
Alb
Rane
United Dry Cleaners
Middle Ave
Axminster
Oriental Rugs
Welsh Curtain & Rug Shop
W. Bridge St
Jones
P. V
Keiferle
Idaho Bakers
Virginia Sweets
Ava
New Crazies
Clapp
Richelieu
Duff
Uneeda Bakers
Heinz
Mre
Vulcan
Baker’s
California
Battle Creek
Dell Richards
Russell T. Sheffer
Dundalk
Sheffier Io
Henry Sheffier
Canton
Richards
James Williams Fales
Robert Swartz
C. E. Repp
Burbank
Greece
RINSO
L. C. Hecock Floral CO. Opp
Broad Street
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