Avenue Club to Sew for Red Cross Tomorrow Morning
Members meet at 10 30 to sew for the Red Cross and bring their own lunch. The Round Table Club heard Judge A R Webber discuss reformers in American history with focus on Roger Williams John Brown and John J Shiperd highlighting early calls for liberty and education Oberlin College founder Shiperd born in China? Opened on December 3 184% but the event centered on co education anti slavery and temperance. The next meeting is November 30 with hosts Judge Webber and W R Comings and guests Mr and Mrs Max Van Wormer.
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Avenue Club
Red Cross
Judge Webber
Round Table
Round Table Club
New World
Massachusetts Colony
Salem
General Court
Rhode Island
England
New Colony
Williams
John Brown
Connecticut
Ohio
Verry
John J. Shiperd
Oberlin College
Ehina
Eastavenu
A. R. Webber
W. R Comings
Max van Wormer
Luverne Wieseke and John Jesse Wed at Milas Wieseke First Church
Luverne Wieseke and John Frederick Jesse were married Wednesday afternoon in the First Methodist Episcopal church parlors. The bride, daughter of G. R. Wieseke, wore blue hammered crepe with pink rose arrangements. The couple, Elyria High School graduates, will reside in Lorain where Jesse works as a bookkeeper for Ohio Fuel Gas Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Milas Luverne
Eleanor Wieseke
John Frederick Jease
Lorain
E. J Bond
Harvard Avenue
Mildred Smith
Allen Bechtel
Jesse
Elyria High School
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Simplef rock pattern from Marian Martin catalog review
Readers are invited to order Pattern 9469 a larger sized dress with deep bodice yoke and semi beltless silhouette. The note highlights size 34 to 46, yardage, and includes illustrated instructions. Catalog details and order address provided for 15 cents pattern and 25 cents catalog.
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Smari
Marian Martin Wattern
Chronicle- Telegram Pattern Department
West 18Th Street
New Yorkk City
Differences of race do not prevent Swiss nation
Rummage sale Friday and Saturday at West Market House. Chicken Supper 40e au South Ridge church. Thus. Nov. 10. 5:30 till served.
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West Market House
South Ridge Church
Community meeting notes from Elyria clubs and churches
Local clubs and churches hold a slate of events including Beacon Light class with Cath erine Henderson at 815 East Avenue Grace Lutheran Young People Daughters of Sahara Dorcas Dorcas Class at Church of Christ 3 p m C D A Lor Ely Club with Mary Henry Elyria Commandery K Pythian Sisters district deputy Eva Howell of Fremont attends to plan convention Bethel Shrine at IO F Hall Emma Dean Anderson Circle supper and Mission Study Young People's Prayer Group at 7 p m Rear Up Club St Pauls Church Council 7 30 Methodist Men dinner 6 30 Judge Carl V Wergandt speaker Elyria Rouge 193 meeting notes Relief Committee report and Community Chest donation World War memorial observances Haehl tribute Wilson Barker Bailey and Vandhoster remarks next week degree work rescheduled Mrs George Wyatt guest of Mrs Walker
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Beacon Light
Catherine Henderson
East Avenue
Grace Lutheran
Daughters of Sahara
Sawyer
Brace Avenue
Dorcas
Church of Christ
C.D
A. Lor-Ely Club
Mary Henry
Lorain
Minerva Seton
Cleveland Road
Elyria Commandery No
Pythian
Eva Howell
Fremont
Bethel Shrine
IO. O. F. Hall
Emma Dean Anderson
U. P
Baptist Church
St. Paul’s Church Council
Carl V. Wergandt
Wilyria Rouge No. 193
Relief
Elyria
R. E. Haehl
Bro
H. Wilson
Barker
Pennsylvania
Johnstown Lodge
Bro. E. L. Bailey
Citizen of Tomorrow
Vandhoster
Good Samaritan
Plan for Better Control of Colds Proved by Tests
Greensboro reports clinical tests show the Vicks Plan for better Control of Colds reducing both number and duration of colds by half. In thousands of homes, costs of colds are more than halved. Full details appear in each package of Vicks VapoRub and the new Vicks Nose and Throat Drops.
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Greensboro
N. C
Vicks
Lorain County Hospital Admissions and Local Club News
Admissions list includes Elfreda Meyers 119 Cascade Street Antone Schumar 328 18th Street Jack Smith 205 Clark Street. Discharges Annabelle Kinney 215 Harwood Mrs Charles Ford ham baby girl 180 Cleveland Street Mrs Peter Bord and baby girl 123 Bellefield Avenue Mrs Joseph Morgan baby boy Lorain County Rabbit and Davy Club gathered at J A Jacksons Samuel Street for Mrs Jacksons birthday. Prizes went to Nellie Selby and Clarence Bogart first Edith Bogart and Joe Wojcik second and R A Jones and Grant Snyder third. Mrs Jackson received a gift and luncheon was served. Attendees included R A Jones H Fruecht Sylvan Wasserman Mr and Mrs R Blake Lorain Mr and Mrs Wojcik Clarence Bogart Alvina Pearce Rina Scott B Richmond Dr BR J Rosselot Grant Snyder L Pember Elyria and Nellie Selby Wellington. Mrs Bert Lord hosted Eight O Clock Club meeting at her home with buneco. T Theresa Henry and Bert Lord won first and second high scores. George Schmitkens third. Refreshments served. In two weeks Mrs Henry to entertain at Betts Philips Court. Keen Kutter Club held tureen dinner with eight members and three guests Mrs John Jackson Kenneth Smith and Martin Parker. They plan to sew for Red Cross on November 16 at Mrs Charles Swartzle Longford Avenue and November 22 at Mrs Dora Swezey Tattersall Court. Mrs Scheuneman hosted Division 4 of Second Congregational church with fifteen members and one visitor at Lake Avenue. Tureen luncheon followed by brief business. sewing for Red Cross. Next meeting set for November thirtieth.
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Elfreda Meyers
Cascade Street
Antone Schumar
18Th Street
Jack Smith
Clark Street
Annabelle Kinney
Harwood
Charles Fordham
Cleveland Street
Peter Bord
Bellefield Avenue
Joseph Morgan
Lodi Ohio
Lorain County
Grant Snyder
L. Pember
Elyria
Nellie Selby
Wellington
Bert Lord
T. Henry
George Schmitkens
Henry
Betts
Phillips Court
Keen Kutter Club
Lydia Miller
Adelbert Street
John Jackson
Kenneth Smith
Martin Parker
Charles Swartzle
Longford Avenue
Red Cross
Dora Swezey
Tattersall Court
Scheineman
Second Congregational Church
E. Scheuneman
Lake Avenue
Clevenger
Cleveland Woman Addresses Elyria Woman's Club Meeting
Mrs. Dorothy Fuldheim of Cleveland spoke at the Elyria Woman's Club general meeting on A Searchlight Over Europe. She depicted a war torn Europe while members enjoyed a luncheon. Upcoming events include a December 1 milk benefit bridge and a World Fellowship Month program by Girl Reserves.
Galaxy Club Meets in Lorain in 2nd Evening At Home
Galaxy Club members were entertained by Mrs Ronald Doane at her Lorain home with bridge prizes for Eleanor Hillmer Jeanne Reidse and Dorothy Banker. The group will meet again November 22 at Dorothy Bankers on Eighth street. Also Mary Lou Bolly hosted T K B club with prizewinners Betty Humphrey and Donna Dickason. Next, the Street Bridge Club met at Thelma Nixs on Lodi street with prizewinners Becker Whitney Ehrke. The next meeting will be at Ann Urpschotts on Glenwood street. A Second Congregational men addressed by H W Nye on wills preceded by a supper and musical program. Marriage license application Ralph E Small and Jean Hellig Glendenning.
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Galaxy Clu
Ronald Doane
Lorain
Bridge
Eleanor Hillmer
Jeanne Reidse
Dorothy Banker
Eighth Street
Mary Lou Bolly
Denison Avenue
Betty Humphrey
Donna Dickason
Mildred Easly
Twelfth Street
Nreet Bridge Club
Thelma Nixon
Lodi Street
Becker
Bessie Whitney
Mildred Ehrke
Ann Urpschott
Glenwood Street
Cora May Walton Mission Study Club Gains Five Members
Five new members Reata Merrick Clarabelle Steele Catherine Hartman Barbara Plocher and Mar E Frye joined the Cora May Walton Mission Study Club at last evening’s meeting. Guests included Mrs Peene Lengel Mrs LeRurze Miss Doric Jumont and Mrs Burschale as members and guests assisted with a dinner arranged by Gertrude Rose Virginia Stetson Madalon Frahm Gladys Fowl and Ruth Palmer. The group reviewed The Life of Mary Slesser while others prepared scrapbooks for Chinese mission hospital children.
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Cora May Walton
Mission Hospital
China
Reata Merrick
Clarabelle Steele
Catherine Hartman
Barbara Plocher
Mar! E. Frye
Peene 'Lengel
LeRurze
Doric Jumont
Burschale
Friendship Club Plans Dinner Meeting
Friendship Club of the YWCA met Wednesday afternoon in the gym. A general session appointed decorating committees for the November 30 supper and for the Lorain Elyria game stadium. Trait and Tumble held a ping pong tourney won by Donna Dickinson.
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Friendship Club
Trait and Tumble
Donna Dickinson
U. S
St Pauls Brotherhood Father Son Meeting and Dinner
Fifty fathers and sons attended a St Pauls church Brotherhood meeting last evening. A prior dinner featured music by Norman Roese man and Jack Vietzen. Ben Hindeman former secretary of the local M A A spoke, introduced by secretary W O. McClellan. Kart Quade reported on the regional conference, and the evening ended with a spend hour.
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ST. Pati’s Brotherhood
Fathers and Sons
Brotherhood of St. Paul's
Norman Roeseman
Jack Vietzen
Ben Hindeman
W O. McClellan
Kart Quade
Revenuy Wnh
Pythian Sisters Entertained By Knights Of Pythias
Pythian Sisters were special guests of Knights of Pythias last evening at Wurst Hall. After the business session the evening featured dance with piano and guitar music and refreshments served by a committee, concluding a pleasant event.
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Knights OF
Pythias
Knights of Pythias
Wurst Hall
Danco
Local society notes and visits from Elyria area
Morgan avenue resident Mrs T M Upton shows improvement after surgery at Elyria Climie while church groups meet at Bond Street for play practice. Residents travel to Wooster for a month with relatives, broadcast plans on WTAM, Lily Pons recital attendees in Oberlin, Y W C A events, and obituaries of Reverend W Birkner's father.
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T. M. Upton
Morgan Avenue
Elyria Climie
Second Congregational Church
Orval Strohl
Bond Street
L. Emmons
A. C. Newton
Madison
Wallington
Fields
C. W. Rawson
Akron
Odd Fellows Notice Funeral for Alfred T Phipps
Funeral of Brother Alfred T Phipps held Friday November 11 at 3 oclock Meet at the Hall at 2 30 and attend in a body Robert E Haehl Noble Grand
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Alfred T. Phipps
Oelovk
Robert E. Haehl
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Luverne Wieseke
John Jesse
Oddfellows
George Wyatt
Fairview
Penn
W. J. Walker
Rabbit Club
Elyria Business College
Brown’s Furniture House
Middle Avenue
5Th Street
Fredericks
Airyle Beauty Shop
Elyria Savings & Trust Building
Cleveland
Woman's Club
Dorothy Fuldheim
Elyria Woman's Club
Europe
Fuldheim
Europa
R. T. J. Martin
Raymond Huston
Eric Chapman
Civics and Political Science Department
Child Welfare and Social Service Department
C. G. Sheppard
Middle North District
Obertin
P. C. Gilman
C . Spence
Roy B.C
YW. C. A
YL. W.C. A
Elyria Girl Reserves
G. 5
Marbelle Burner
Marian Stetson
Dames
Malta
I. QO
O. F. Hail
Hattie Kuss
Dorothy Sudro
Jessie Raessler
Lyle Coanrad
Frank Blakeslee
James Heggie
Louise Lesin
Agnes Erickson
Kate Gerber
Pedro
Jennie Rogers
Florence Massey
Nellie Reynolds
Mr Potter
Bunco
Emily Scrivens
Margaret Ody
Bertha Libereer
Ody
Zaltfley
Lyberzer
Galaxy Club
Mary Lov Bolly
2Nd Cong
H. W. Nye
Men's Brotherhood
Wills
Jack Flton
George Zeremha
Ralph Edgar Small
Coast Guard
Shirley
Mass
Jean Hellig Glendenning
Rey
Linville
Cora May Walton Mission Study Club
LA Porte
J A. Jackson
Samwel Street
FE. E. Mayberry
Waterstreet
Wooster
Richard R. Mayberry
Spencer W. Reeder
G. A. Reeder
West Avenue
WTAM
Cleveland Bar Association
Dan Lewis
Pittsburgh
Bisia McNally
C. D. Keighley
William Ohlemacher
C. D. Haueisen
EB. C. Schubert
Ida Mitchell
R. Barber
Mason Smith
C. M
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Oberlin
Lily Pons
Saunders
Arthur Giles
Irving Shepherd
F. T. Horan
M. M. Suppes
C. B. Smythe
John Garfield
C. S. Johnson
A. , Hudnutt
R. Vestal, Sr
G. Wherry
F. Brown
O. Chapman
E. L. Moony
M. Little
Manda Parmales
Elizabeth Taylor
Adele Brown
Catherine Schnierer
Virginia Stetson
Jean Little
Elyria Alumnae
Lake Erie College
Painesville
Harry L. Shaw
Lake Shore
Johnston Gift Shop
Second St
Opp
Rialto
the Brown Company
Lonl Street
Ryan Beauty Shoppe
Chair Club
Jade Thomas
Broad Street
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