Bert Young Installed As Marshall Chapter Head
At a recent convocation of Marshall Chapter officers were installed with Bert Young as Excellent High Priest and Carl Dramm as King. Other posts filled include Scribe Monroe Reynolds, Treasurer Emmet Rowland, Secretary Fred Sasse, Captain of the Host Kenneth Vaughn, Principal Sojourner Ed Dettman, Royal Arch Captain Clem Gratz, and several veils and guards. Walter Gehrke hosted a Sunday School class with games, prizes, and refreshment. A party honored newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Walker, who wed in Sharon, Pennsylvania, with gifts and well-wishes. the couple will reside at 415 East Broad Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Bert Young
King
Carl Dramm
Monroe Reynolds
Emmet Rowland
Php Fred Sasse
Kenneth Vaughn
Ed. Dettman
Royal Arch
Clem Gratz
G. M
Ernie Rule
Leonard Kuss
Louis Heidrich
Php Thomas Reese
Bird and Smith
T. G. Walker
Cleveland Street
H. A. P. Walker
Sharon
Pennsylvania
Elyria High School
Walker
Duntries Academy
Scotland
Flora Schulke
Grace Schulke
H. Tulk
D. Miller
Dewhurst
Richards
Miss Richards
8. Stevenson
George Turnbull
H. Yancer
Yvonne Fancer
Gusz
Payne
Gorman
Community group meetings and a P T A program in Elyria
Various church and club gatherings listed for tonight in Elyria including Grace Lutheran Metropolitan club and Young People Society with Mrs Emily Scrivens at 511 East Broad Street. Garford PTA hosts a program with Mrs Robert Laomi, Violet Curtice outlines FERA TB work, and a D A R meet with Mrs F J Young to hear Martin Bowen on radio doors open at 2:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran Church
Metropolitan Club
Geraldine Smith
West Avenue
Young People’s Society
F. J. Young
Cleveland Road
West Dover
Elyria
Martin Bowen
WHK
Hospital Notes and Women’s Association Meeting Report
Admissions include Mrs Charles Yorks 1499 Oxkst Mrs James Parrot No Olmsted Mrs Wate rer Merthe 309 East Broad Lee Hovis Wakeman Coletta Schar er Avon Dischargees Willi Marlett Ry DL No 3 Ann Guger Lorain An all day meeting of the Women’s Association was held at the First Congregational church. The group plans to send a Christmas box to Uplands Sanitarium Pleasant Hill Tennessee. The morning was filled with sewing and a luncheon served by Circle No 1. Mrs Robert Davies led devotions with Thanksgiving as theme. Mrs George Gill reviewed Eastern Women Today and Tomorrow by Ruth Frances Woodsmall. The author notes Oriental women’s advances in education and social work and affiliation with W C T U and W C A, urging peace. Mrs W S Betl reported on the Conneaut meeting of the Women’s Department of Missions. Mizpah benediction ended the afternoon. A December next all day meeting is planned at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garford P. T
Garford P. T A
Robert Laomi
America
Lee
Marjorie Byam
Dothy Kerner
Pauline Ward
Violet Curtice
Federalty Relief
FERA
Curtice
Harro-Workers
Powel
Miss Yeng
Miss Short
Miss Long
Morris Brown
Naid
Oldfield
Washington Building
Carl Martin
Charles Yorks
James Parrot
Women’s Association
First Congregational Church
Uplands Sanitarium
Pleasant Hill
Tennessee
Circle No. 1
H. M. Metcalf
Robert §. Davies
George Gill
Ruth Frances Woodsmall
W. S Betl
Women’s Department of Missions
Ohio Conference of Congregational Christian Churches
Local clubs host busy evening with new members
Gates Parent Teacher Association welcomed three new members at its meeting held last evening. A lively program followed with banjo numbers, dances, readings, and performances by local groups including the Hill Billy orchestra featuring Edison school boys. A luncheon capped the event. Meanwhile the Missionary Society of the Church of Christ hosted the Lakewood group at the Elyria Woman's Club with about one hundred attendees. The program featured hymn singing, a devotional, readings on aliens in life, a patriotic playlet, and a tea with yellow chrysanthemum centerpiece. December meeting set for the fifth with a Christmas program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gates
Axsora- Son
Tice
Fred Carnshaw
Virtosta
CheeveSloom
Ioans
rale-_ sf
Tinaries
Buswell
Theer
Harvey Arias
James
Tony Montagnese
Helen Saville
LaGrange
Hill Pilly
Edison School
Earnshaw
McMullen
The
Missionary Society of the Church of Christ
Missionary Society of the
Lakewood
Party entertains at birthday celebration
Miss Jessie Kasmarsyk entertained eighteen friends for H De Lauthe Samut's eighteenth birthday at her home. Bronze and green color scheme with bronze chrysanthemum centerpiece and green tapers. Guests played games and danced. a two course luncheon was served. Out-of-town guests came from Cleveland and Pittsburgh. Misa Samut received many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Kasmarsyk
H. de Lauthe Samut
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Misa Samut
North Elyria Grange to Hold Important Meeting
There will be an important meeting of North Elyria Grange this evening with good attendance desired. All new members are requested to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Elyria Grange
Roosevelt PTA hears Maston on American school standards
Roosevelt Parent-Teacher Association met in the kindergarten room with a large gathering. Miss Shubert chaired the program, featuring fifth and sixth graders, piano solos by Clara Racz and Olga Sonkonly, vocal numbers by Ida Jenkins, and a harp piece by Frank Fekete. Superintendent R C Maston spoke on school standards. A card party was planned for next Wednesday. the next meeting will be December 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt S. T. A
Olga Sonkonly
Sara Varga
Ida Jenkins
Lucius Jenkins
Frank Fekete
Frances Barnes
Nurses Alumnae Association meets in Elyria
Approximately fifty attend last evening's November meeting at the Nurses Home of Elyria Memorial Hospital. Miss V Lota Lorimer spoke on the American Nurses Association, accompanied by Miss Sue McCracken and other guests. Hostesses included graduate nurses plus several named individuals. Circle No 2 met at St Paul's church with Mrs Mary Fox leading devotions and business. A nomination committee was appointed for next meeting at Mrs Heuser's home. Other gatherings included an emergency shaft shower for Miss Dorothy Brers, preparations for her marriage to Benjamin Bender, and a gift of a recipe cabinet to Miss Ayere. Thirteen St Andrew's Auxiliary members met at the Rectory for sewing and readings about the church convention. RIDGEVILLE CONG'L CHURCH TO OBSERVE 112TH ANNIVERSARY scheduled supper and lecture November ninth with Harold Clark speaking about European observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Exec
Tas Elyria High School
H. E. Agate
Nina Baker
Father Daley
St Wars ’S Church of
Elyria
Ways and Means
Milo Fer
W. 1
Taylor
T. A
Nurses
Elyria Memorial Hospital
V. Lota Lorimer
District 4
Cleveland
American Nurses Association
Miss Lorimer
Sue McCracken
Memorial Hospital
Miss West
Miss Harker
Miss Wheaton
M . Maggie Mason
Faylee McClintock
Leeta Palm
Helen Riley
Avis Parcels
Effie Vogleseng
May Brvanet
Stella Karsneski
Circle No
St Paul's Church
Mary Fox
Oswald
H. Rankin
Cartright
A. Eckler
Heuser
Kenyon Avenue
Pox
Oald
Jesus
Ruth Wildman
Henry Ueldrich
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Dorothy Brers
Benjamin Bender
Miss Byers
St. Andrew's Women's Auxiliary
E. B. Redhead
George Colburn
Norah Abbe
Annie Thomas
Third Street
Ridgeville
Daughters of
St. Andrew
View
Mie G. FE. Gould
Stanfard Avenue
Gould
E. C. Loofburrow
Lorain
Loorburran
Berking
J. R. Dall
al Moon
Max Phillips
EK. R. Redhead
Merritt Giles
Stanford Avenue
Harry Pickett
J. Frederick
Second Congregational Church
John Kennedy
Woman's Association
James
Howard Stanford
Emma Stanford
Gur Billingsly
Henry Swezey
St Clair Reberat Lodge Social Evening Proceedings
St Clair Reberat Lodge held a meeting followed by card games with Nellie Sint presiding. Prizes went to Dessie Sutton Pedro, Agnes Erickson for Pedro, and Kate Reinhart for bridge amid plans for initiation and officer nominations.
Meetings of the Kings Daughters elites gather for a community supper
The Kings Daughters elites of the 1st Methodist church meet Monday at 6:250 for a supper for members and their families. Mrs Ula Deviney and her daughter entertain with guests including Mrs Dorothy Barton and others. Prizes awarded to several ladies and gifts given to the hostesses. New officers of the Lorain County Christian Endeavor Union hold their first meeting at John Updegraf t s home with plans for extensive work in the year ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loran County
Christian Endeavor Union
John Updecraff
Lorain
Christian Endeavor Society
Young Peoples
John Updegtratt
Rethel Shrine VX Guests of ALR Brown
Beutel wane Auxiliary was en dined yesterday at the home of Mrs. Mabel Brown of Westave nas. The president, Mrs. Mabel Traker, presided over the meet ane, and plans were made for a Canee to be held November twen Pyesecurd. The true following the business pression Was devoted to xoviabil ity, Mrs. Hermice Kunkle will entertain the crvip at her home C87 Usytard, an Wednesday, De mber fit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beutel
Mabel Brown
Westavenas
Mabel Traker
Hermice Kunkle
Dember
Eagles Aux Arranges Regular Meeting Dates
The Eagles auxiliary set regular meeting dates in November, with the first on a Wednesday at Reeles Hall. Mrs Christine Deres announced the schedule for the month while a December supper was planned. A later session was held November 2 at Lat. and members of Upston sorority were entertained by Miss Marc Copas at Mrs Joseph Morgan’s Oberlin home with social time and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regis Anv Villars
Bantes
Ud M Ward
Reeles Hall
Christine Deres
Ety Upston Sorority
Marc Copas
Joseph Morgan
Oberlin
Saomi Burge
Third Street
Local traveler returns home from Marton visit
Mrs Spangier of Marton Indiana who had been visiting her sister Mrs Clara Schwartz of the Home for the Aged for the past few days has returned to her home. Eighteen months old Marilyn Dean daughter of Mr. and Mrs Tarry Nickens of 594 Cleveland Street received an honorable mention award a gold medal in the
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spangier
Marton
Indiland
Clara Schwartz
Home For
Marilyn Dean
Tarry Nickens
Cleveland Street
Sears World Fair baby contest details and contestants
Contenders listed for a Sears World Fair baby contest include Mike Beatrice Trenileld and Miss Hath Udallan among others. Guests noted include Mrs Roy Pirestome and Mrs Henry Heldieb. Locations referenced are Warren Ghia and Houlevard with dates yesterday and today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sears, Roebuck Company
Mike Beatrice Trenileld
Mile
Roy Pirestome
Udallan
Warren Ghia
Uae
Henry Heldieb
Duster Heights
Houlevard
Patchy OCR Notice Covers Multiple Local Items
Fragmentary text notes a 392 Broad Street sale and a November 9 date. Mentions Franklin P.P A Ruminage Sale and Standard Drug Ist Charen Guild. No clear individuals or events are fully identifiable due to garbled OCR.
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Marshall Chapter
Walter Gehrke
Jack Fox
Claire Hurd
Lester Croft
Harold Wolf
Billy Leghy
Irving Lonsborough
Howard Bliss
Gerald Finnegan
Lloyd Morse
Willie
Hanes
H. Hanes Knitting Company
Winston-Salem, N.C
Temple Quartet
Walter Hinkle
Paul Taylor
Robert Shryrock
A. C. Schilleman
Miss Yewey
Nazarene Church
Church of the Nazarene
Lat Nng
Hazel Yewey
Jesus Christ
Timothy
Claire McGuire
Mike Amato
Frances Yocobozas
Frank Polen
Jackson Read
Sis
LL Taeadquarters
Beye
Tnail Styles and
Wride
Foster- Fitch Co
Wasserman's
Capitol
Reary Eels
Daughters of Sahara
Emily Scrivens
East Broad Street
Far Com Club
J. D. Fung
Denison Avenue
Beacon
St. Paul's Church
Legion Auxiliary
St. Paul's Circle 5
George Vogley
Neuter Court
New Deal Club
Walter Greber
Clark Street
Ace High
Rose Mori
Woodworth
E. T. Struck
Ohio Stree
D. J. Conroy
Bethel Shrine
Emma Dean Anderson
U. P. Church
Young Men's Forum
Elyria Commandery
Pythian
Woodman Hall
St. Andew's Church
Mrs
North Elyria
ST. Caul's Circle
Dorothy Byers
Woman's Auxiliary OF
ST. Andrew's
ST. Clair Reberat Lodge
Yeebuckle Lodge
Lureen
Owas
Nellie Sint
Banco
Pedro
Bridge
Dessie Sutton
Agnes Erickson
Kate Reinhart
W. FM
J. Robills- Pavel
Women's Foreign Missionary Society of
the Methodist
H. Portman
W.C. Snowden
John Shook
Minnie Brow
Mildred Kirk
Carol Christman
Bud
Ada Hall
Mission Field
Korea
Miss Hall
Manila
Wedoedasy Evesing
Ray Frrestate
Marie McMullen
Maria Sinerson
Mare McMualles
Beatrice Trifiletti
Ruth Smith
Lawing
Taney Wellert
Jonite Wientreom
Maude Firestone
Wealtha Sunersen
Marie Sinerson
Beatrice Trier
Milan
Rose Krause
Floral Court
Daughters OF ST. Andrew
CONG
Louis Ted Kale
Revy Marshall
Walter Salzman
Pittsfied
Alice Olson
Pittsfield
Rev. Short
Quarterly Meeting OF
Lorain Rap
Assoc. Missionary Union
Woman's Missionary Union of the Lorain Baptist Association
Bethany Baptist Church
11Th St
Elsie Root
Burma
United Dry Cleaners
Middle Ave
1St Methodiat
Une
Mrnday
Thomlas
Ula Devbiney
Elzabeth Mc
Gto
Glaurity Wy Giriy
Thomas Hasbhies
Dorothy Barton
Mesdames
Ale van Boddy
Rath Beal
Mother Sephbis
Witzubech Wrnat
Lydia Melton
Catherine Christy
Bye Powell
Irene Baker
Alun
County Cor
Rethel Shrine
ALR Brown
Eagles
Zeta Ypsilon
Spersonal
PALEY
Hendredniversity of
Washington
Bupralo
Noy Oy Peng
Bos We Hy Juhani
Jorth Tonawanda
Rinnee Sale
Broad
Franklin P.P A
Theo. N. Carpenter
Riviera
Apd
Brown Co
Ziv Lodi Sr
Ryten Personal Christmlas Cards
Son
Central Book
Elyria Elks’ Hall
Bud Worthington
Axminister
Axminster
Welsh Curtain & Rug Shop
W. Bridge
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