Loren ce Steger Elected Worthy Matron of Elyria Chapter
Loren ce Steger was elected Worthy Matron of Elyria Chapter No 163 Order of the Eastern Star at a regular meeting in the Masonic Temple. One hundred twenty five members attended and officers for the coming year were named including Worthy Patron Ralph Bevard and Secretary Bernice Law rence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Steger
Elyria
Order of Eastern Star
Lorence Steger
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Democratic B Women To Hold Victory Banquet
A committee met at Mrs. Frank Billings home to plan a victory banquet for Ebrria Democratic Women with Young Mens Democratic Club assistance. Mrs. Billings chairs the women. Harold Ewing leads the men. A turkey dinner at Elks Restaurant is set for Thursday November 12 at 6 30 with a floor show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Billings
Middle Avenue
Democratic Womens Club
Ebrria
Young Mens Democratic Club
Dessert bridge at Central Guild event hosted by Mrs Stoddard
Hostess Mrs A H Stoddard entertained at her Sixth Street home Friday for Central Guild of St Andrew's Episcopal Church. Six tables played after dessert with auction and contract bridge. Next meeting announced by Mrs C H Sparks for Tuesday November 17 at one o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Stoddard
Sixth Street
Central Guild of St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
C. H. Sparks
Blaine Street
Sunday School Teachers Meet for Supper Conference
Forty teachers from kindergarten to junior ages gathered at First Congregational church under Medina Association of Congregational Christian Churches. Rev. Loomis chaired the RELIGIOUS EDUCATION committee. Lilian Binns of Cleveland spoke on Child Nature and Learning. Four discussion groups formed for rural Sunday Schools, kindergarten, primary and junior departments. A similar meeting for older classes is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina
Lyman Chidsey
Lillian Binns
Cleveland
Ethel Garver
Chatham
Edgar Gates
Elyria
Binns
Elizabeth Rich
Vivian Hackett
Church School
Hold Second Meeting of the N E B O O Club
The second meeting was hosted by Helen and Marjorie Pitcock as a birthday party for Miss Helen Pitcock. Jean Heimsath won prizes in games, and the orange and black décor reflected the theme. Jeanne Lindsey and Genevieve Schlick joined as new members, with initiation set for November 28 at Miss Lindsey’s West avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Marjorie Pitcock
Helen Pitcock
Jean Heimsath
Jeanne Lindsey
West Avenue
Clara Mergard
Genevieve Schlick
Helen and
Senevieve Schick
Louise Law
Audrey Garland
Bernice Rezek
International YWCA Broadcast Features Global Speakers
The International YWCA plans a four to four thirty broadcast Monday after noon November 9 on the N E Co network from Station WJZ. speakers include Maude Borden from England, Countess Helene Goblet d Alviella from Geneva, Gobier from Paris, Mrs H A Cody from Toronto, Lin Yu Tang from New York, Sophonisba Breckinridge from Chicago, and Dolores Costello. Holly urges YWCA members to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Y. W. C. A
N. E. Co
WJZ
World Fellowship
National Board of the Young Women’s Christian Associations of
England
Maude Borden
Engand
Helene Goblet d’Alviella
Brussels
Belgium
Geneva
Switzerland
Countess Gobier
W. C. Aa
Madame Breuschvicg
Blum
Paris
H. A. Cody
Toronto
New York
Lin Yu Tang
Orient
Lin
Chinese Women’s Club
Shanghai
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
Hospital admissions include Sommie Invocato Bucyrus Willard Roberts Adena Mia Carl Manzo Violet Catena Ann Werhung Marian Brand Edwin Berisevill Mrs Clay Nixon Grafton and Mrs Peter Suta. Discharged are Andrew Mitchell Mrs Peter Suta baby girl Ernest Ensign Ray Jordan Mrs Malcolm Forbes Florence Bennett Dorset Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sommie Invocato
Bucyrus
Willard Roberts
Adena
Ohio
Mia
Carl Manzo
Third Street
Violet Catena
Garvin
Ann Werhung
E. Fourth Street
Marian Brand
Walnut
Edwin Berisevill
Grafton
Clay Nixon
Andrew Mitchell
Clinton Avenue
Peter Suta
W. River Street
Ernest Ensign
South Maple Street
Ray Jordan
East Broad Street
Malcolm Forbes
W. 11Th Street
Florence Bennett
Dorset
Marriage Vows Of Thelma Shober And John T Davis Jr
Thelma Shober of 119 Huron Street wed John T Davis Jr at the Second Congregational church parsonage with Dr A E Kemp officiating. The couple plans a brief honeymoon then will reside at 217 Lake Avenue. Mrs Davis is a Elyria High School graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Shober
John T. Davis, Jr
Kemp
Iss Thelma Shober
Gerald Leonard
Huron Street
John T. Davis
Second Congregations
A. E. Kemp
Max Bearer
Mrs Margaret Bro to Speak at First Church
Mrs Margaret Bro of Chicago will address the First Congregational Church on Fear: So What. She is described as a dynamic speaker in the Congregational Christian Denomination with supper served promptly at 3:45 to accommodate evening classes. attendees are invited to bring a tureen and attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Bro
Chicago
Conz’l
Shepherd Kessler Wedding Today
Rev. Will J. Foster presided at the four o clock ceremony uniting Miss Florence Kessler and Russell Shepherd at his Harvard avenue home. The couple, daughter and son in law of local residents, will host a wedding dinner at Earle Weller’s home on West avenue before an eastern motor trip and expect to reside at the Anderson apartments on Lodi Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will J. Foster
Church of Christ
Florence Kessler
Russell Shepherd
Harvard Avenue
Leroy Kessler
Middle Avenue
Alonzo L. Shepherd
Beebe Court
Earle Weller
West Avenue
Understanding Yourself lecture series by Mrs Garry Myers
The City Council of Parent-Teacher Associations sponsors a December lecture series by Mrs Garry Cleveland Myers a specialist in parent education The talks titled Understanding Yourself cover Emotional Maturity Facing Reality Success and Failure Mental Health and Getting Along with People They run December 1 and 8 at 2 PM and 8 PM on the second floor of the Y M C A Tickets are organized by Meritt Powell chair and T L Moise council president each PT A unit receives a ticket allotment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Council of
Parent- Teacher Associations
Garry Cleveland Myers
Health and Parent Education Association
Cleveland
Merritt Powell
T. L. Moise
PT_ A
Japanese Speaker Miss Futsi Kinura To Address Emplored Dinner
Miss Futsi Kinura of Japan will speak at the Emplored Young Women League Dinner Tuesday at 6:00 PM. Kinura has served 12 years as a YWCA secretary in Japan and is now doing graduate work at Oberlin. Her topic is World Friendliness and World Fellowship Week across 52 countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Futsi Kinura
Japan
Young Women League
Miss Kinura
W.C. A
Oberlin
W. W.C
Epworth League Attends Lochlast District Festival
Twenty three Epworth League members with Dr and Mrs E J Bond Miss Marie Griswold and Reverend K P Moistar traveled to Lochlast High for the Norwerk District Methodist Leagues festival. Performances included John Mowry and Edmund Wright piano solos and a Baldwin Wallace College play A Day at the Home for the Aged. Contributions go to Worthington Children s Home and Elyria Home for the Aged. Leonard Fowls elected first vice chairman. Reverend Meister accepted gifts from leagues. The Bistria league earned honorable mention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
E. J. Bond
Marie Griswold
K. P. Moistar
Lochlast High
Norwerk
John Mowry
Edmund Wright
Etoria
Leonard Fowls
Home For
Baldwin-Wallace Colliege
Worthington Children’s Home
Elyria Home For
Meister
Bistria League
Youth meeting plans advance for Parma area session
The Youth committee of the National Preaching mission reports progress for the session set for Tuesday evening November 10 at St Pauls church. Seven of eight youth groups cooperate with the adults for the special event. Rev H B Withers of Parma United Presbyterian church will speak. The committee will meet Sunday evening at the Church of Christ study at eight to finalize plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Preachingission
St. Paul's Church
H. B. Withers
Parma United Presbyterian Church
Church of Christ
Beethoven Brahms And Chopin Featured In Civic Music Program
The Elyria Civic Music Association opens its season with pianist Hortense Monath performing works by Beethoven Brahms and Chopin on Monday November 9 at 8 15 p m Her acclaim in New York and Europe is noted as critics praise her expressive style and technical command The program includes two Beethoven sonatas and three Brahms pieces followed by several Chopin works and a final Scherzo
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beethoven
Brahms
Chopin
Hortense Monath
Elyria Civic Music Association
First Congregational Church
Miss Monsth
Ernest Hutcheson
New York
Arthur Schnanel
Berlin
New York City
New York Evening Post
D A R Speakers From Schauffler College
The Elyria Daughters of the American Revolution met at the First Congregational church. Mrs. Clapp from Schauffler College spoke on the college's aims and field work in South Dakota, noting it as the only Ohio school on the D A R list. Miss Mosena described college field work and poverty caused by drought and harsh winters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Daughters of the American Revolution
First Congregational Church
W. H. Thomas
A. L. Fay
Stockwell
Lorain County
National Defense
M. E. Wilcox
Cloyd Gull
Plymouth
Gleason L. Archer
Ll.d
Sam Adams
John C. Miller
Roger Burlingame
Hastings Lynn
America
Great Britain
Helen LaGrange
Jacques LaGrange
Margaret Mitchell
Walter C. Edmonds
Mark Willis
Woman's Club
Willis
Lamberton
Irene Upton
Rachmaninoff
R. G. Clapp
Helen Mosena
Schauffler College
Cleveland
Mosena
South Dakota
Clapp
Schauffler
Richard F. Stevens
E. Sixth Street
Officers Elected by Union Veterans Auxiliary Group
The Past Presidents Club of the Auxiliary to the Union Veterans met at Jeanette Arnold’s Bond Street home for an all day session, with a three course dinner for nine members. Elected officers were Adelia Luiz president Nina Hitsman vice president Jeanette Arnold chaplain Helen Kelley secretary Jessie Coniam treasurer Nina Rhoads sunshine treasurer and Mary Clarcomb press correspondent. Hostess prize went to Nina Rhoads and binge award to Nina Hitsman. Next meeting will be a Christmas party with date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lons of Union Veterans
Jeanette Arnold
Bond Street
Adelia Luiz
Nina Hitsman
Helen Kelley
Jessie Coniam
Sunshine
Nina Rhoads
Mary Clarcomb
Senior Circle Honors Junior Graduates at Meeting
Mrs. C Duniard addressed Junior and Senior groups recognizing members graduating from the Junior Department at the next meeting. She presented favors to the members. The next meeting will be November 20 in I O G F Hall.
Lorain Couples Granted Licenses in Multiple Pairs
The licenses listed include Gus A Morgan 29 a fireman Lorain paired with Bessie M Thompson 23 also of Lorain. Ray Schartman 23 a shipper Cleveland paired with Rita Gilgenbach 20 of North Ridgeville. Louis Mihoka 45 a steel mill roller Elyria paired with Mary Olenika 46 of Elyria. Joseph J Kohut Jr 28 Lorain paired with Anna Brazina 26 also of Lorain. Donald W Whyte 30 Lorain a clerk paired with Ruth A Haag 27 of Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus A. Morgan
Lorain
Bessie M. Thompson
Ray Schartman
Cleveland
Shipper
Rita Gilgenbach
North Ridgeville
Louis Mihoka
Elyria
Steel Mill
Mary Olenika
Elbe Street
Joseph J. Kohut, Jr
Welder
Anna Brazina
Donald W. Whyte
Clerk
Ruth A Haag
West River Street
Local Notices of Obituaries and Travels
Mr and Mrs George Pierce and Mrs Charles Christman attend the funeral of Lee Fortney in Nanpsin Ohio and visit in Ashland. Walter Godfrey and Paul Weillert are in Columbus Ohio for the Ohio State University Chicago football game. Born to Mr and Mrs Carl Manzo a daughter at Elyria Memorial Hospital on November 6. Mrs Ralph Young Mrs Mary Rogers and Mrs Walter Otto left for Springfield Ohio to attend the White Shrine anniversary and returned. Mr and Mrs R B Struthers of Eastern Height Boyteard are in Detroit Michigan visiting son and daughter in law. John Hartwell taken to City Hospital in Cleveland for observation. Mr and Mrs W A Dehm with Mrs E L Moodr and Mrs A J Robson motor to Ann Arbor Michigan to visit David Dehm and Mary Robson at the University of Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Pierce
Charles Christman
Lee Fortney
Nanpsin
Ohio
Ashland
Walter Godfrey
Pasadena Avenue
Paul Weillert
Cleveland Street
Columbus
Ohio State University-Chicago
Carl Manzo
Third Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Ralph Young
Mary Rogers
Walter Otto
Springfield
W A. Dehm
E. L. Moodr
A. J. Robson
Ann Arbor
Michigan
David Dehm
Mary Robson
University of Michigan
Community club and society events calendar update
A dense listing of local group meetings and events including Second Congregational Division F with Mesdames Slack Stanford and Taylor, Child Culture Circle at Mrs Corning Royals East avenue, Y W C A speaker Dr Jacob Meyer on Political and Economic Trends in the U S A, Civic Music Association Hortense Monath event, Colonial Club at 115 Wurst court, El Loquacious Club with Jeanie Smith, First Congregational Guild Species work, Townsend Club 1 at 7 29, Agenda Fraternity in club rooms, W C A Directors, Rainbow Cless M E church, Knights of Columbus, King Solomon's Lodge, Captain P D Reefy Circle Ladies of G A R, Rainbow for Girls at I O O F Hall, Middle Step Club at Y W C L A, Elsha Garden Club postponed to 16, Holiness Prayer at 182 West street, Business Womens Bible Class at 209 Eitzhth street 7 30 with Mrs Culbertson teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational
Mesdames Slack
Stanford
Taylor
Endler
First Congregational Guild
Townsend Club
Agenda Fraternity
Rainbow Cless
M. E. Church
Knights of Columbus
King Solomon’s Lodge
P. D. Reefy
Ladies of
Rainbow For Girls
I. O
Ridgeville Pastor Talks on The Making of the Constitution
Reverend E. C. Young of Ridgeville Congregational church addressed Elyria Women's Club members on the origins of the Constitution and the men who helped shape it. The group opened with songs and planned next week’s department supper, a Christmas party is set for Friday December 4 with a tureen luncheon at 12 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Civics and Political Science
Elyria Women's Club
E. C. Young
Ridgeville Congregational Church
Young
America the Beautiful
H. L. Cordrey
Elaha Wman's Club Bridge Night Sponsors PTA Event
Fifteen tables played at the Elaha Wman's Club where St. Agnes Parent-Teacher Association hosted a party. Anna Du Coty and Alice Vogier won high and low scores in five hundred. James Elemes and J Gerhart won in bridge. Marian Crandall took pedro high score. J Dowdell won pedro low. Special prize went to Ralph Cobb. Cinde Barr chaired with a long assisting list including Waldames Power, Sullivan Dowdell, Mes. W. Graf, Worcester, Archer, Leimbach, J. Welsh, Daugherty, F. Gur, J. Dunlap, A Bauer, and Alice Walsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaha Wman
St. Agnes
Parent- Teacher Association
Anna du Coty
Alice Vogier
James Elemes
J Gerhart
Pedro
Marian Crandall
J Dowdell
Royal Neighbors Rally Attendance Report
A good attendance at Woodman Hall for the Royal Neighbors regular meeting. Mrs. Hattie Hansman reported on the Sandusky rally last week. The November birthday committee chaired by Mrs. Martha Wirth plans a social event after the November 20 meeting with Mesdames Kline Schambacher Smith Flood and Dahnke on the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodman Hall
Hattie Hansman
Sandusky
Martha Wirth
Mesdames
Pauline Kline
Anna Schambacher
Alice Smith
Rose Flood
Ruth Dahnke
Offending Christ: Hindman to Speak to Elyria Bible Class
L B Hindman teacher of the Elyria Men's Bible Class selects The Offending Christ for Sunday morning talk. Class meets at 9 39 a m in the M C A with non affiliated members welcome. Special music by the Three Solitaires Earl Demos Robert Mallory and Ray Bowen with Jeanne Little at piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Hindman
Elyria Men's Bible
Sen
Three Solitaires
Earl Demos
Robert Mallory
Ray Bowen
Jeanne Little
M. M. C. Club Hosts Holiday Evening in Amherst
M. M. C. club members were guests of Mrs. Frank Barcks in Amherst. Mrs. Esther Draegert and the hostess held the two high scores, while Mrs. William Smith was consoled. Mrs. Batien house joined as a new member. A Christmas dinner and mystery sisters event are planned at 223 Grenwood Street on December elevanth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. C. Club
Frank Barcks
Amherst
Esther Draegert
William Smith
Clarence Farschman
Elmer Batienhouse
Bisra
Batienhouse
Oscar Koehn
Grenwood Street
Social Security Act to be discussed at Current Events Hour
The Social Security Act will be analyzed from employers and employees perspectives. Mrs. Helen T. Berthoff will lead the Current Events Hour with a focused discussion scheduled for Tuesday afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bry
Helen T. Berthoff
Elvira Garden Club Meeting Rescheduled to Nov 16
The Elvira Garden Club postponed its November meeting from Monday night to November 16. The program will be presented by local growers and salesmen with W. F. Hall serving as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvira Garden Club
W. F. Hall
Resignation Plot Stalls as Commissioners Spar Over Brown
Continued on page one, the dispute over Brown's resignation stalls as Dunn proposes resolutions, Davidson opposes, and Brown's $500 first month salary remains unapproved. Davidson reiterates he will not join the plan, while Brown reportedly prepared to resign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunn
Brown
Davidson
Aually
Sunshine Club hosts quilting afternoon at Mrs P C Biddle home
Mrs P C Biddle of East Avenue hosted twelve Sunshine Club members Friday afternoon for piecing quilt blocks and refreshments. The next meeting will be a tureen luncheon at Mrs Florence Brown’s home on Eleventh Street in Friz on December fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. C. Biddle
East Avenue
Sunshine Club
Lorain County approves grant for city bridge project
Brown and William Morgan secure a $1400 warrant for the first two months of a three month employment plan with the Lorain bridge effort. The board privately authorized payment and Brown cashed the warrant, while denying ties to Harland Curtis and Washington grant schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coutix
Brown
William Morgan
Loram Bridge Committee
Board of Commissioners
Winer
C S. Kelser
Harland Curtis
Lorain Chamber of Commerce
Lorain
Washington
Lorain Group
Curtis
May Co department stores grant extra week pay
Cleveland November 7 193? Employees at the May Co department stores receive an extra week's pay for those in continuous service from February 1 last to December 22. The measure affects 12 500 non executive workers. Stockholders will also gain a 75 cent quarterly dividend replacing the 54 cent rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
May Co
Fairfield County Schools Basketball Game Postponed
The Fairfield county schools basketball game scheduled for next Monday night at Liberty Union School near Lancaster has been postponed due to a diphtheria outbreak in the area. Four cases are reported and one death occurred recently.
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Lancaster. O
Fairfield County
Clint
Liberty Union School
Here
Van Buren teacher killed in auto train crash
Miss Helen Love, 21, a home economics teacher at Van Buren school seven miles north of Findlay, was killed when her car was struck by a Baltimore and Ohio train yesterday while en route to her Clyde home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay. O
Baltimore and Ohio
Clyde
Helen Love
van Buren School
Here
Ostrosky Killed by Erie Train Near Warren
Alvin Ostrosky, 27, died after being struck by an Erie passenger train yesterday near Warren. Authorities reported the fatal accident as the train operated on the line through the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Alvin Ostrosky
Erie
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