Hospital Notes and Club Meetings Highlight Local News
Admissions and discharges list several residents with addresses across Avon Hodney and Ashtabula. Club meetings feature Mrs Hugh Richards reviewing Bright Skin by Julia Peterkin, sewing afterward, and hostesses named for upcoming gatherings. Church groups plan Christmas programs, and teachers discuss Sunday School plans. A B P W Club studies government economics with four speakers on taxation tariffs and monetary topics. Weather-influenced park rides and a long list of riding children wrap the report.
Community club meetings and youth activities across several churches
St Johns 03 Club meets tonight with Mrs George Bock of Huron Street. St Pauls Young Peoples League holds a social and business gathering at the church. Jefferson Junior High PTA had an evening meeting with a large father attendance and a reading by Mrs Robert Harrigan. Superintendent Maston spoke on modern schooling and societal influences while bake sale funds were raised. Galaxy Club entertained at Miss Qra Champions home with bridge prizes and luncheon. next meeting November 26 at Mrs Walter Boroski’s. Miss Jean Reichard hosted a birthday dinner party at 324 Columbia Avenue followed by theatre. Rebekah Social Club met at Lottie Laundon’s on Park Place with officer nominations and games. next meeting December fifth at Mrs Hoeftel. Standard Bearers of the Methodist church under Miss Carol Christman planned a Christmas party with games and awards. Menorah Club held a reception at Temple Lodge and planned a dance at Armenian Legion Hall with Lynn Fritz and Mildred Wizert leading music. attendees listed from Lorain. Mrs H S Calvert visiting in Rochester and Pittsburgh with sister Mrs Wilbur Shenk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Lorain County Bank
Elizabeth Rich
Eva L. Mackey
Loretta Pritchard
Studs Group
the Women’s Club
Alice McCracken
Alice Gaston
Pritchard
Jefferson Junior High P. T. A
Croup
Robert Harrigan
Maston
Galaxy Club
Qra Champion
Ninth Street
Winifred Seward
Eleanor Hillmer
Theodore Seward
Virginia Parks
Walter J. Boroski
Lorain
Rebekah Social Club
Lottie Laundon
Park Place
Arnold
Day
Hansen
Fidelis
Terry
Second Congregational Church
Jeanette Terry
Frances Smith
Miss Terry
Garvin Avenue
Clas
Marjorie Storer
Tarker
Evening church and social group events listed
Tonight in town many church groups meet including Mary-Martha class at St Pauls with Mrs Styles and Young People's League at the church. First Baptist Women host dinner with Bertha and Mary Miller speaking and a shower. Presbyterian trustees meet at 8.00. Moose Women meet at Moose Home. L Club hosts with Mrs Jergens of Cleveland. Lady Rowena Circle postponed to November 1 with Mrs Massey. I O F at 6:30 with dancing and election returns. Y-Indus Club and Knights of St John on agenda along with American Legion Auxiliary and Economics Group AA AW with Mrs Howenstine on Park Ave. Cloverleaf Circle meets at St Pauls with Mrs Sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary-Martha
St. Paul's Church
L. Styles
10Th Street
Young People’s League of St. Paul’s Church
United Presbyterian Church
Women's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Bertha
Mary Miller
Women of the Moose
Moose
F. D
L Club
Harold Jergens
Cleveland
Ohio
Lady Rowena
Sarah Massey
Y-Indus Club
Knights of St. John
American Legion Auxiliary
E. J. Howenstine
Park Avenue
JL. C. Sheriff
Neuter Court
Community PTA meeting features talks on health and hygiene
Ely PTA hears L B Hindman on tuberculosis prevention in children and Dr Charles Guth on foot hygiene. Mothers advised on proper footwear, lessons include references to school activities, fall festival plans, and a prize for Hartman’s room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Menting
L. B. Hindman
Charles Guth
Ely
Henrietta Aid Society Meets in Nov 7 Parish Event
Mrs Paul Portman presided as vice president at the Ladies Aid Society meeting of the Methodist church in Henrietta. Hostesses were Mrs John Hostettler and Mrs Albert Reusser. Attendees included local families and clergy. A Halloween masked party at Town Hall featured orange and black decor, prizes for costumes, and refreshments. Brief items note aluminum demonstration, visiting guests, and a rescheduled King's Herald society meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Evangelical Church
Wallace Court
Dan Knoble
Richard Lamyermyer
Ladies’ Aid’ Society
Methodist Church
C. F. Allen
Donald
Sturtevant
Wisconsin
L. C. Bates
King’s Herald Society
Ben Bauman
Deming
Rocky River
Earl Munn
Fields Stiles Marriage Announced at Second Congregational
The Stiles family announces the marriage of their daughter Hilda to Donald Fields on November 2, 193?. The ceremony was held at 6 30 pm by Rev C F Wiseman of the Second Congregational Church in the presence of immediate family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. E. Stiles
Hilda
Donald Fields
J. E. Regal
C. F. Wiseman
Second Congregational Church
Postponed Study Meeting at Mrs Hyman Home
The study programs scheduled at 214 Hamilton Street Jas. by the International R group of the A ALU. W. haztee are postponed for two BePke. Teeras will meet on November 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Hyman
Hamilton Street
Jas
A. Alu. W. Haztee
Teeras
Hyman
Local residents head to events and travels noted
Mrs L and several others depart for Dayton for a state conference of Congregational churches. Mr and Mrs Dwight Koppes visit relatives in Cleveland on return from Columbus. Mrs Thomas J Birkbeck and Mrs R Klaisner visit en route to Florida. Mr and Mrs L A Obitts back from Chicago and Gary visits. Mrs Margaret Sharp Hill and Mrs John Garfield head to New York City. Harry Calvert travels to California for three weeks. Mr and Mrs Henry Wick plan winter in Palm Springs. Born to Louis and Mrs Smith a daughter at Elyria Memorial. Mrs Nelle Glover and son visit Sandusky relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L., R. Todd
Robert Davies
James VanDusen
H. D. Townsend
Dayton
Ohio
State Conference of Congregational Churches
Women’s Division of Missions
Dwight Koppes
Co. W. Koppes
Eighth Street
Columbus
Cleveland
Thomas J. Birkbeck
R. Klaisner
Lakewood
S. J. Birkbeck
Florida
St. Petersburg
Miami
L. A. Obitts
Fourth Street
Century of Progress
Chicago
R. Z. Ketcham
Gary
Indiana
Margaret Sharp Hill
W. G. Sharp
Washington Avenue
John Garfield
Elyria
New York City
Harry
Calvert
Gulf Farms i
California
Henry Wick
Palm Springs
Louis Smith
Foster Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Nelle Glover
Robert
Middle Avenue
D. M. Glover
Sandusky
Armistice Day supper and school program in Litchfield
In Litchfield on Friday November 10 the Armistice day supper at the town hall will feature a school program at 8 o clock with a flag drill solo and playlet by the high school. Admission is free to supper attendees and a small fee for others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litchfield
Uriai Crow
The
Baptist Church
Arlene Rindtleish
Alois Sedlak
C Raser
T. Aa
A. O. Fromhaugh
M. F. Barth
George Round
E. H. Miller
Charles Eberle
Bridge
Fuller
Williams
Harry Streett
John Radie
C. M. Turner
Ring
Edna King
C. C. Rasor
Alvin Barths
Frank Rising
Rising
Hollie Landbieds
Mallet Creek M. P. Family Day Highlights Community Life
The Mallet Creek Methodist Protestant church observed Family Day with 145 in church, 124 in Sunday school, 105 at dinner, and 154 at an afternoon musical program. Lydia Spooner won the bouquet for the oldest attending lady. John Beck will speak on November 14 in Berea at a P. T. A. Fathers Night event featuring the boy soprano and accordion player from the summer. Several locals and visitors attended events and visits, with plans for basketball practices and inter-class tournaments at the school, and a note of condolences to Mrs. Belton on her sister’s passing in St Petersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mallet Creek
Lydia Spooner
Presen
John Beck
Berea
Local residents share visits and church events in weekend notices
Cleveland Heights residents accompanied by Mr and Mrs E W Brintnall visited Martinsburg and Belaware over the weekend. Howard Brinthall with Clyde Wertz visited Nova on Thursday. Otto Springer aided in a Methodist Protestant program Sunday. George Johns Joe Sylvestro and Guy Spann left for Kentucky for reforestation camp exams at Camp Knox. Families from Cleveland and Medina joined in multiple local gatherings including a family day and a musicale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Heights
Toook
E. W. Brintnall
Martinsburg
Belaware
Howard Brinthall
Clyde Wertz
Nova
Otto Springer
Wadsworth
George Johns
Joe Sylvestro
Guy Spann
Kentucky
Camp Knox
F. H. Todd
Emma
Cleveland
George Moore
John French
Margaret Jane
Chatham
Henry Essig
A. W. Bowman
Brunswick
Birkline's Hair Style Revue At Capitol Tonight
Mrs. Birkline announces a Capitol event featuring 13 girls resembling Hollywood stars in hair styles. The show highlights makeup, coiffure, gowns from the Style Center and includes the public debut of Lila Lee Tufford, niece of film star Lila Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birkline
Capitol Tonight
Lila Lee Tufford
Lila Lee
Cinema Fame
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Mrs. Wiliam Wagon
Earl Court
Dack Mets
R. D
Avon
Witxen Fox
Hugh Riciard
N. A. Q. Club
Hugh Richards
Russell Bennatt
Chase Street
Brightskin
Julia Peterkin
South
Glen Faulkner
Cleveland Road
Albert Ehlke
Grace Lutheran Church
F. J. Schumm
Church OF Christ S. S
Church of Christ
George Fridenstine
J. D. Hand
Elxyria Riding Club
Bobs
Mary Hard
Lois Hancock
Helen Johnston
Patsy Herald
Mary Jo Fritzsche
Millicent Winsor
Lois Fell
Jane
Ann Wirth
Olive Mauthe
Bill
Bob Olsen
Bill Fell
St. John’s
George Bock
Huron Street
Young People's League of
Jefferson Junior High
ORA
HOS
Jean Reichard
Columbia Avenue
Miss Reichard
Patty Hoke
Emma Bourquin
Carol Ann Marshall
Mary Ann Hobart
Pegey Cairns
Clara Mae Goetz
Marilyn Moon
Carol Christman
Methodist
Leora Cho- Yan
Areaip
Mbr
Menorah Club
Temple Lodge
Ara Rean Legion Hall
Lynn Fritz
Mildred Wizert
la Grange
McAlpine
Paul C. Robiron
Margaret Birk
Lenville
Alex R. Chet
Renter
Genevieve Lewandoweski
H. S. Calvert
Gorge Calter
Rochester
New York
Pittsburgh
Wilbur Shenk
Elizabeth Stevens Society
J. L. Bridgeland
W. O. McClellan
Robert Moore
Harley Vibber
Inez Balcomb
Mrs. Vibber
Burton
Chlemacheer
Guild
First Congregational Church
Red Cross
McKinesy Itas
McKinley P. 1
Iherbert Cooke
Association
Treasury
Cooke
Cincinnati
School of Tomorrow
van Dyck
Robinson
Foster
Parkhurst
Hahn
Pinto
Canton-Lorainaux
Nettie Summers
Oberlin
Canton Lorain
Cuyahoga
Frank Wilson
Edith Henry
Susanna Wesley
Aletha Haugh
First Methodist Church
Wooster Street
Hortense Curtis
Agnes Rothe
Jolly Twelve
Lillian Morrow
Grace Schwert
Courtland Street
Bunco
Mabel Vogler
Mabel Carson
Henrietta
Vicks
VapoRub
Allen & Bernard
Century Block
Elyria Business College
Broad & Elyria
RYTEX
My Name
Book Store
Broad Street
Fields-Stiles
Annetta Meyers
Day's Music Store
Carpenter’ Beauty Shop
Election Party
Masonic Club
Charles Belton
W. S. Pepper
Lena Carlton
Northweet Lafayette
Grace Dague
Maxine Seeley
Eleanor Sweet
Luna Shaw
Ray Garrett
Irwin Schmidt
Akron Zeppelin Dock
John Oviatt
Neil Frombaugh
Michael Samkow
William Samkow
Wells Miller
Arthur Holmes
Rex Raser
Robert Johnson
John Cerian
Louis Kovendy
Alois Sed Jak
Russell White
Robert Falconer
Albert Norton
Joe Chizmarik
Sidney Broadsword
Tonald Yost
Miller
Messner
Spencer
Apres Browand
Ilinois
Elinor
Ina Cary
Helen Smith
Abbie Flanett
T. H. Case
Medina
Aiyle Beauty
Washington Ave
Helen Williams
Semere
Meee
Sehaeee
Cheon Mall
State Fele
Telegeam
Otler
Fifth Ave
H. A. Bishop
Albert Bishop
Ralph Bishop
Elytia
Paul Aungst
Professor Behrens
Lawrence
G. W. Swartz
Euclid
Bailey’s Inn
Oberlin Road
Art Roush
Schwind Beauty Shop
2Nd St
Nichols
Middle and
Fifth Street
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