Retired Missionary Emma Dean Anderson Speaks at United Presbyterian Dinner
Miss Emma Dean Anderson of Slippery Rock Pennsylvania, a longtime missionary in India, was the guest speaker at the annual Women’s Missionary Society dinner at United Presbyterian Church. The event featured corsages, the E D A Circle group, and a program with familiar church leaders and songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Dean Anderson
United Presbyterian Church
United Presbyterian EM Church
Slippery Rock
Pennsylvania
Womens Missionary Society
Miss Anderson
India
Marjorie Williamtson
C. L. Bristol
H. F. Paeth
Women's Missionary Society
Mliss Anderson
Bristol
J. K. Nece
George A. Brown
Miss Williamson
T. F. Sellers
Women’s Missionary Society
Charles Fisker
Piane
Ivory Palaces
Aliss Elizabeth Brown
Marry Emily Scott
R. P. Kirkpatrick
A. E. Schulze
YWCA Girl Reserve Committee Coffee Meeting Named
The Senior Girl Reserve met at Mew P J Smale home for a morning coffee. Mrs. J Martin Beck chaired with members including Mrs Mable Ellis Mrs Russell Francis and others. Devotions themed on Martha and Mary urged women to broaden home concerns into town and nation activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mew
P. J. Smale
Charles Clark
J. Martin Beck
Mable Ellis
Russell Francis
John Shaw
Charles E Clark
C. M .Ckerman
Roy Clymer
Robert Wilson
Fr. Lautenschleger
Ackerman
St. Luke
Martha
Maryrtha
Ziy
Circle No 5 of St Pauls Church Hosts Meeting
Circle No 5 of St Pauls Church was entertained at the home of Mrs Howard Stein on Fifteenth street. Fourteen members answered roll call with two guests present. Mrs J Kunitz led the business meeting after a devotional period led by Mrs Ralph Rodgers. Guests were Mrs Matt Gardner of Toledo and Mrs A C Terry. Hostess was assisted by her mother Mrs Louis Chervenka. The Circle meets again in two weeks with the hostess to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Church
Howard Stein
Fifteenth Street
J. Kunitz
Ralph Rodgers
Matt Gardner
Toledo
A. C. Terry
Louis Chervenka
Bly Girl Reserves Plan Sunshine Club and Sale Venture
G R To Have Hike Bly Girl Reserves held a meeting yesterday to organize a Sunshine Club and a money making venture selling scouring pads. They scheduled an overnight hike as a special feature on November 11 to Finwood with adviser Miss Carr teaching the girls basketball.
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Bly Girl Reserves
Finwood
Miss Carr
Rummage Sale Held at First Methodist Church Basement
A rummage sale is scheduled for Saturday morning at the First Methodist Church basement. Proceeds support church programs and community outreach.
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M. E
Cameo Card Club Luncheon Ends With Honors
Luncheon served at one o'clock yesterday for Cameo Card club members and guest Mrs. John Bazley with Mrs. Emil Meschke hosting. Fall fruit decor and yellow white chrysanthemum arrangements graced the home. Bridge followed. prizes went to Mrs. William Burton and Mrs. John Bazley. A new member, Mrs. Carl Hunger, received towels for her birthday anniversary. In two weeks Mrs. B Webner will host at her East avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameo Card Club
John Bazley
Emil Meschke
Harvard Avenue
Bridge
William Burton
Carl Hunger
B. Webner
East Avenue
Et Yet Club Hosts Bridge Evening in Blaine Street Home
Mrs. Don Mohr entertained Et Yet club members at her Blaine street residence with a brief business meeting followed by bridge and prize awards to Mrs. Reginald Fowkes and Miss Katherine Smith. The traveling prize went to Mrs. Harry Fawkes and a salad course was served at neatly appointed tables. Plans for November 16 include Mrs. Henry Penfound hosting on Roosevelt street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Mohr
Blaine Street
Et Yet Club
Reginald Fowkes
Katherine Smith
Harry Fawkes
Henry Penfound
Roosevelt Street
Local Women Guilds Host Card Games and Mission Plans
Marian Dengate hosted Alpha Beta Bluets for an evening of card games at Third Street, followed by a luncheon in a decorated dining room. St Mary's Altar Society met to organize selling religious articles for a two-week Mission run by Dominican Fathers with women first then men. The NCW deanery luncheon at St Marys in Lorain on November 1 will feature Bishop A McFadden and NCW officers. We-Kum-U-Kurm met at the YWCA for scrapbooks and dolls, with World Fellowship Week announced and pre-conference plans for Oberlin College and Elyria industrial girls. The YWCA Student-Industrial group will hold its Baldwin-Wallace College conference November 12-13. An outdoor co-ed party is planned at Bechtel's farm on November 17, chaired by Agnes Garber and others. A guest included Elsie Trinter, formerly of Vermilion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Dengate
Alpha Beta Bluets
Third Street
Marie Plas
Marseilles Avenue
St. Mary’s Altar Society
Dominican Fathers
National Council of Catholic Women
St. Mary's
Lorain
A McFadden
Eugene McCarthy
Alrs. Phelan
Carlin
W. G. Senft
Daugherty
Bridge
M. Diedrick
J. Ternes
Pedro
YWCA
Oberlin College
Elyria Industrial Girls
Ohio
Bechtel’s Farm
Agnes Garber
Lena Pasadyn
Carolyn Bozevich
Mary Sekerak
Elsie Trinter
Vermilion
St Andrews Choir Honors Organist At Dinner
About forty members and friends of St Andrew s choir met in the church school room for a tureen supper and social evening. After a delicious meal enjoyable songs followed remarks by the rector thanking the choir for loyalty and cooperation. Organist and choir master Paul Pettings, who resigns to accept a position in Detroit after three years service, received a leather toilet set as a token of esteem. Pettings expressed gratitude for the gift and for choir loyalty. Games and social time continued late.
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St. Andrew's
Paul Pettings
Detroit
St. Andrews
Pet
Sponsor Benefit Bingo Event At Atose Home
The Women of the Mouse sponsored a benefit bingo party last month at Atose Home on Second Street with an attendance of 125. Hazel Jenson chaired the social committee. After the meeting next Thursday another party will be held at nine oclock with Anne Castle as committee chair.
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Women of the Mouse
Atose Home
Second Street
Hazel Jenson
Anne Castle
World Fellowship Week Programs At YWCA Announce Details
Announced events run November 6 to 13 at the local YWCA. On Monday at 8:00 Miss Masuko Otake, former Nagoya YWCA secretary, will discuss Japanese People Today in Japanese dress with trinkets. Thursday includes a 6:15 World Fellowship Dinner with Rev. B R Oprer on India and Samuel Kao on Chinese culture. Both speakers are Oberlin students, Kao having earlier served as an Episcopal minister in China. The dinner is open to YWCA club groups and potentially general members who call by Tuesday noon.
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YWCA
Masuko Otake
Nagoya
Japan
Miss Otake
Licenses for four couples filed in Elyria and nearby areas
Four license records list Frank Abanazi Jr. 25 Elyria painter and Rose Ilah 18 Lorain. Thomas L. Kelly 45 Roger City Mich quarry worker and Mildred M. Viegelahn 34 415 Cleveland St Elyria. Stanley Martin 23 Cleveland food distributor and Leah DeSane tis 21 Devon Apartments Elyria.
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Frank Abanazi, Jr
Elyria
Rose Ilah
Lorain
Thomas L. Kelly
Roger City
Mich
Mildred M. Viegelahn
Cleveland Street
Stanley Martin
Cleveland
Leah DeSanetis
Devon
Daughters Of Scotland Install New Officers
Daughters of Scotland installed officers last night amid fall flowers with yellow and red. Supreme President Mrs Gannie installed, assisted by Margaret Paton and Mary Wetton. Officers named include Annie McKelme as past president, Margaret Gailey deputy, Margaret Baird president, Mamie Beattie vice president, Eleanor McCully recording secretary, Mary Day treasurer, Mary Halliday financial secretary, Bessie Guild pianist, Margaret Mahon conductress, Mary Bonzo assistant conductress, May McNulty inside guard, Kathryn Mitchell outside guard, Isabell Halliday. Guests from Elsha Amherst and Lorain attended, and Mrs McKelvie received a gift for two terms served.
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Daughters of Scotland
Gannie
Margaret Paton
Mary Wetton
Annie McKelme
Margaret Gailey
Margaret Baird
Mamie Beattie
Eleanor McCul Iy
Mary Day
Mary Halliday
Bessie Guild
Margaret Mahon
Mary Bonzo
May McNulty
Kathryn Mitchell
Isabell Halliday
Elsha
Amherst
Lorain
McKelvie
Hallows Eve Party News From Lorain Guests At Xenia Event
Guests from Lorain including C O Shaw president of Northeast Boosters and Mr Mrs Robert Burford attended the annual Hallowe en party at the QO SSO Home Xenia where Major Woodworth Camp and Auxiliary of the Spanish War Veterans met in the K of C hall. H T Brown reported success of the local party and E T Struck was named department aide. The camp and auxiliary will inspect Lakewood Auxiliary on Wednesday evening November 9. Comrade William Hyman is in Marine Hospital Cleveland. Sewing Circle postponed to Thursday November 10 at Mrs Nettie Browns Lake Avenue home. Next meeting November 17 will prepare for the annual inspection December 15.
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C. E. Southam
Hallowe'en
Xenia
Woodworth
K. of C. Hall
H. T. Brown
E. T. Struck
Lakewood
Lorain
C. O. Shaw
Northeast Boosters
Robert Burford
Eleanor Struck
Theodore Roosevelt
Sylvia Pope
William Hyman
Marine Hospital
Cleveland
Nettie Brown
Lake Avenue
Kid Party Club Members Dress as Kids Entertained by Dolores Kistner
Members of the Tuesday Gay ettes enjoyed a kid party with plans for a Christmas children’s event, a Christmas exchange, and a near-term progressive dinner. Prizes went to Gladys Resar Wally Rourke and Jeanette Payne as games and stunts entertained guests including two visitors. Clara Kiser rejoined after an absence and Anabell Ryan will host on November 15 at 271 Columbus Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolores Kistner
Gladys Resar
Wally Rourke
Jeanette Payne
Evelyn Pycroft
Clara Kiser
Anabell Ryan
Columbus Street
Bridesmaid Hosts Pre nuptial for Eleanor Meyers
Miss June Donnelly hosts a Park Place party in honor of Eleanor Meyers and groom hopeful Delmar Ott. Bingo prizes go to Eleanor Meyers Olive Hoogenboom Darlene Lilly and Bernice Jalowek. Guests include Irene Stutza Barthe Racebaugh Bettye Kaiser Olive Hoogenboom Mary Gleason and others.
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June Donnelly
Eleanor Meyers
Delmar Ott
St. Johns Church
Park Place
Olive Hoogenboom
Darlene Lilly
Bernice Jalowek
Irene Stutza
Barthe Racebaugh
Bettye Kaiser
Olive Hongenboom
Mary Gleason
Margaret Schaffer
Florence Brown
Fern Smith
Orne Sempre Club Hosts Husbands Night in Lorain
Husbands of members attended a social evening at Mrs. Rose Krause home in Lorain. Guests enjoyed a Tu reen dinner and bridge with prizes won by Mrs. Oscar Kuehn and Herman Wellert. Mrs. Wellert received a special prize. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Marion. On November 17, Mrs. Oscar Koehn will host the club at 223 Glenwood Street.
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Orne Sempre Club
Rose Krause
Lorain
Oscar Kuehn
Herman Wellert
Wellert
A. C. Marion
Oscar Koehn
Glenwood Street
Change Meeting Date Garden Club Schedule Altered
The Garden Club has shifted its meeting to Tuesday evening November 8 at the Elyria Woman's Club at eight o'clock Eva Reefy reviews Audubon by Constance Rourke.
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Garden Club
Elyria Womans Club
Eva Reefy
Constance Rourke
Local Personal Notes And Visits Across Elyria Area
Mrs Cora Melius of Fremont visits her daughter Mrs O Le Mowry in Charles Court Mrs Wayne Burdue to visit Bethany West Virginia over the weekend husband is a Bethany College student Sixty Pentecostal church youths in Lorain host supper at Finwood scout cabin on Abbe road Mrs Mildred Emmons of Madison Ohio visits siblings Mr and Mrs J D Lickerish of Cleveland Street Martin Waller of Hawthorne Street recently visited by sisters Mrs Herman Youngeberg and Mrs Arthur Younglas Mrs Lee W Cagle and young son depart for Colville Washington to stay with relatives Claude A Norton and son Alden plan trip to Norwalk for funeral of James Babock Miss Emma Dean Anderson of Slippery Rock Pa was a guest of C L Bristol Edith Avenue Mrs Matt Gardner of Toledo visits Mrs Ralph Rodgers Oberlin Road Mr and Mrs Fred Eady announce birth of son at Elyria Memorial Hospital November fourth 1104 East Avenue newborn Edith Alaureen born Floyd Nairy West Ridge announce birth of daughter November third weighing nine pounds nine and a quarter Edith Alaureen Attorney A S Ormsby attends University of Chicago conference on Stabilization of Employment discussing interchanges of employees between firms
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Wayne Burdue
Bethany
West Virginia
Bethany College
Pentecostal Church
Lorain
Finwood
Abbe Road
Mildred Emmons
Madison
Ohio
J. D. Lickerish
Cleveland Street
Martin Waller
Hawthorne Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Herman Youngeberg
Wakeman
Arthur Younglas
Oberlin
Lee W. Cagle
Young Son
A. E. Taylor
Fifth Street
Colville
Washington
Claude A. Norton
San Alden
East Bridge Street
Norwalk
James Babock
Emma Dean Anderson
Slippery Rock
Pennsylvania
C. L. Bristol
Harvard Avenue
Elyria
Matt Gardner
Toledo
Ralph Rodgers
Oberlin Road
Fred Eady
A .S. Ormsby
University of Chicago
League of Women Voters at Elyria information booth
Members of the Elyria Women Voters will be at a trailer booth on Washington avenue at Broad street this Saturday from 10 AM to 9 PM. They include Mrs. John Shaw Mrs. Harold Kuners EB. H. Evans Mrs. Jay Buckley Mrs. Ralph Bauer Mrs. R. P. Wirth Mrs. Curtis Spence and Keith Cletz. The group will provide non partisan candidate information sample ballots and ballot marking guidance and present questionnaires from candidates.
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Elyria Women
Washington Avenue
Broad Street
John Shaw
Harold Kuners
EB. H. Evans
Jay Buckley
Ralph Bauer
R. P. Wirth
Curtis Spence
Keith Cletz
Art In The Home Hosts Met Club At East Broad Street
Mrs. Harry Frankfather and Mrs. Gerald Frank assisted in entertaining the Metropolitan club of the YWCA. A dessert course followed the business meeting where Mrs. R. C. Novatney spoke on art in the home, urging select furnishings, harmonious color schemes, and tasteful dress. The December 1 gathering will wrap Christmas gifts for a needy family.
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Harry Frankfather
East Broadstreet
Gerald Frank
Metropolitan Club
Y. Ww. Co. A
Earl Lautenschleger
Mays. Harley Carnicom
R. C. Novatney
Christmas Party Planned by Can ton Lorain Auxiliary
Mrs. John Handehy hosted yesterday for Past Presidents Auxiliary members. Fall quotations were read during roll call. Next meeting on December first will decide the party location. Prizes awarded to Mrs. Laura Farrell and Mrs. Thurston Olmsted. Kate Rheinhardt chaired business. officer elections planned. Luncheon featured a fall color decor.
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John Handehy
Canton Lorain
Laura Farrell
Thurston Olmsted
Kate Rheinhardt
Class Elects Officers At Goodwill Church
The Goodwill class of the Church of Christ met at Shirley Goetz’s home on Tannery street. Officers elected were June Gleason president Betty Lom Smith vice president Milfred Rhodes secretary treasurer. A cake sale was planned and games with prizes entertained twelve members and two guests Marian Gilmore Dorothy Halliday attended.
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Church of Christ
Shirley Goetz
Tannery Street
June Gleason
Betty Lom Smith
Milfred Rhodes
Marian Gilmore
Dorothy Halliday
Roosevelt PTA Holds Meeting Seeks By laws Revisions
The Roosevelt Parent-Teachers Association held its regular Thursday meeting called to order by president Mrs Louis Kostyo. A committee was appointed to revise by laws while the membership drive shows steady enrollment growth. Mrs Frank Snoble was elected vice president for the remainder of the school year and the group adjourned to meet on December first.
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Roosevelt Parent-Teachers Association
Louis Kostyo
Frank Snoble
Kutters Club Meets At Mrs Pickett Home
Mrs Pickett hosted the Keen Kutters Club on Garvin avenue. After a tureen dinner a business meeting followed with devotions led by Mrs Behnke. Mrs Farmer won the grand elephant and peanut sister gifts were exchanged. The next meeting is set for November 7 hosted by Mrs Smith on Clark Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keen Kutters Club
Harry Pickett
Garvin Avenue
Clara Behnke
Clara Farmer
Evelyn Smith
Clark Street
Calendar of church group meetings and social events
Calendar lists multiple church and fraternal gatherings including Missionary Society at 7:30 with Mr and Mrs H R Mustin, judge Nye and Holmes speaking. Zhonta Class carnival. Epworth League festival. Odette meeting with Mrs Helen Ernst. Round Table with Dr and Mrs Hubbell. Royal Neighbors supper. Eastern Star officers elected. Maranatha class tureen supper. Protected Home Circle. civics department. British Empire Club card party. St Marys Junior Auxiliary meeting with officers to be elected. St Johns Juniors at school auditorium. Grace Lutheran Mens Club at 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ Missionary Society
H. R. Mustin
West Avenue
H. H. Nye
E. E. Holmes
Zhonta
Odette
Helen Ernst
East Broad Street
Round Table
W. B. Hubbell
Order of Eastern Star
Maranatha Class of
Baptist Church
Department of Civics and Political Science
British Empire Club
St. Mary's Junior Auxiliary
Knights of St. John
St. Mary's Hall
Meeting Minutes of Mrs Drage M T M Club
The club met at Mrs Jack Drage's home on Furnace Street for a brief session deciding not to increase membership. A tureen supper is planned for November 13 at Ralph Lyman’s Oberlin home with prizes in Chinese checkers awarded to Mrs Tom Hallaner Mrs John Rose and Mrs Don Ternes. The hostess provided a salad course and a mums centerpiece. The next meeting is in two weeks with Mrs Fred Maddock at Robson Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. T. M. Club
Jack Drage
Furnace Street
Ralph Lyman
Oberlin
Tom Hallaner
John Rose
Don Ternes
Fred Maddeck
Robson Court
Second Grade Halloween Party At Elysthoul Home
Eileen Wooden entertained thirty second grade classmates from Elysthoul at a Halloween gathering in the basement of 49 Harwood Street yesterday afternoon. Games and stunts were enjoyed and prizes awarded. A luncheon suitable to the season was served with assistance from Miss Virginia DeFasto, teacher. Mrs. Ralph Terrell. Dorothy Terrell. and Lois Burr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eileen Wooden
Hallowe'en
Harwood Street
Virginia DeFasto
Ralph Terrell
Dorothy Terrell
Lois Burr
Women’s Benefit Association Meeting in Woodmen Hall
The WB. 1. meeting featured guest Helen Sawyer of Cleveland, Managing Deputy. Routine business conducted. Officers Club planned for November 15 in Vermilion. Next W B A meeting set for November 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Benefit Association
Woodmean Hall
Helen Sawyer
Cleveland
Officers Club
Vermilion
Merthe Co Announces Anniversary Closing Out Sale
Merthe Co launches an anniversary sale featuring closing out smart fall tats priced at 41.00 and 1.85 after discounts from 8.95. Consumers urged to visit CC and HH locations to take advantage of the limited offers.
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Merthe
CC. HH
Merthe Co
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League of Women Voters Activities
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