Society Hirty Two Guests Attend Gables Party
Miss Cathrine Eslinger hosts a large gathering from Sheffield Lake Lorain and Elyria at the Gables to celebrate her forthcoming marriage to Elmer Fleming. The event featured a pink and yellow rosebud reveal a luncheon bridge prizes and detailed party parlor decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hirty
Sheffield Lake
Lorain
Elyria
the Gables
Cathrine Eslinger
Miss Eslinger
M. Eslinger
Blaine
Merry Stitchers Hold Fall Party At Miss Urpsenot’s Home
Members of the Merry Stitchers club and guests spent a pleasant Saturday evening at Miss Irene Urpsenot’s residence 163 Hempton Street. Miss Urpschst assisted by Miss Naomi Strute. Banco led the evening with a 67 score and Sylvia Pearce and John Poplar won high scores. Mr and Mrs Joseph Friberger were consoled. A two course luncheon was served at small tables. Next meeting set for Monday November 15 at Miss Arpschott’s home to choose a new name and plan the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Stitchers
Irene Urpsenot
Ton Street
Urpschs
Naomi Strute
Banco
Srlvia Pearce
Poplar
Joseph Friberger
Miss Arpschott
Bruce-Riddle Wedding Solemnized This Morning
The single ring ceremony conducted by Dr. A. E. Kemp at his West Street home united Miss Lucille Riddle and Glenn Bruce in marriage. The bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Riddle of Amherst township. the groom is son of Mrs. Agnes Bruce of Lake Avenue. Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Wade Devdser. The couple will reside on Lake Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Toth
Henrietta
Bertha
Henry Freeland
Elyria
Ripley
Justice of Peace
Mr. Conner
Frank Twining
Oberlin
A. E. Kemp
West Street
Nnre
Lucille Riddle
Glenn Bruce
John Riddle
Amherst Township
Bruce
Agnes Bruce
Lake Avenue
Wade Devdser
Davidson
National Tube Company
Regional Director of Girl Scouts To Be Here
Miss Frances Morse, a member of the Girl Scout National staff, will arrive in Elyria tomorrow to confer with leaders attend troop meetings and participate in the city wide Mother Daughter banquet at First Methodist church Friday evening. She discusses leadership in Girl Scout groups and notes mothers over 42 percent of leaders with Brownies 7 to 10 and older Scouts 10 to 18. Fourteen Tenderfoot tests were passed by Cardinal Girl Scout Troop members and pins will be awarded at a candle light investiture on November 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Morse
Girl Scout
Elyria
First Methodist Church
Miss Morse
Wwe
Moss Morse
Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Cleveland
Cardinal
Second Congregational Church
Ethel Agate
Markham
St Mary’s School
E. L. Moody
Allen Fritzechs
Investiture ceremony honors new Girl Scout pins
The Get-Me-Not Troop met at the American Legion Home lounge on Monday afternoon as Mrs Paul Roig presented Girl Scout pins to Deborah Silsbee Ruth Chanman Beth T Bucker Gideli Nichols and Jane Rankin. Twenty one scouts attended with two guests Mrs H Rankin and Mrs A C Youngstass. The troop planned mother and daughter handcrafts with Mrs H W Pond of the Gun Scout Council to be named. The meeting closed with a Goodnight Circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Paul Roig
Feafer
Deborah Silsbee
Ruth Chanman
Betht Bucker
Gideli Nichols
Jane Rankin
Crete
H. Rankin
A. C. Youngstass
H W Pond
Gun Scout Council
Trone
Goodsight
Mrs Martin Hosts Colonial Ciih Luncheon
Mrs Dar Martin entertained at her Wurstcourt home with Colonial Ciih members as guests. Fifteen members played five hundred, then planned to meet November 23 at 1 pm with Mrs H G Hoover of 322 Correli Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciih
Dar Martin
Wurstcourt
H. G. Hoover
Correli Avenue
Elyria Bachelor Club Discusses Dance Plans and Membership
The Elyria Bachelor Club met at Judson Weheman’s home on 5th street to discuss plans for an upcoming dance and the possibility of admitting more members. A luncheon followed the business session. The next meeting is set for Chuck McVey’s home on Fourth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Judson Weheman
5Th Street
Chuck McVey
Fourth St
Ellsworth Schneider joins Y W C A board in October meeting
Mrs Ellsworth Schneider was elected to fill a vacancy on the Y W C A board of trustees at a regular meeting. She previously served as a Campfire Girl advisor and a Girl Reserve advisor, bringing strong Y W C A experience. A volunteers luncheon is set for January fifth with Mrs Leo Meyer leading it.
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The
Elrsray
Ellsworth Schneider
Asso
Ciation Pary
Schneider
Y.W.C.A
Leo Meyer
Y. WC. A
Gna Holiy
Association
Rodney Rockwood
Deane Burns
H.W. Tibbits
Leo Merer
Fred Pahl
Henry Beam
Earl Fauver
Aa. B. Saver
Roy Clymer
Cora Bates
E. O. Pallas
Jacob Mevrer
Oberlin College Student To Speak At Meeting
This Armistice Day November 11 the Senior Friendship club hosts an Oberlin College exchange student Jan Ho Liang who will discuss Chinese customs. Special music by the club choir, devotions, and a cabinet meeting to appoint two new members follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meetigg
Elaine Johnson
Nancy Miller
June Beck
Betty Jenson
Friendship Club
Junior Friendship Club Interest Groups Meet
The first meeting of the Junior Friendship Club interest groups drew 111 girls. Dancing under Miss Betty Bishop covers ballroom and tap, handcraft projects underway, knitting led by Mrs. Archie Penfound, and dramatics under Mrs. Edward Champion and Mrs. Robert Wilson with writing and plays in rehearsal featuring Marcella Downs and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Friendship Club
Betty Bishop
Hatel
Neasles
Archie Penfound
Edward Champion
Robert Wilson
Marcella Downs
Catherine Plandt
Rita Halpin
Patricia Hoke
LaVaugan Searight
Women’s Circle Plans Christmas for Oberlin Orphanage
Mrs Feast and Mrs Kent hosted the Child Conservation Circle at Mrs Corn ing Rails East avenue home with nine members and two guests. Thanksgiving quotes were shared and donations collected for four Thanksgiving baskets. Members will prepare Christmas kits for the Oberlin Orphanage. Mrs Gusky and Mrs Brais presented papers on gang loyalty and preventing adolescence issues. Mrs K P Scott reviewed Glass Windows and Mrs C E Standen read Word Blindness. Mrs Ryan was aided by Mrs Don Sotherdon in serving refreshments. Mrs Scott to host December 10 at 1147 West avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feast
Kent
Child Conservation Circle
Furman
C. E. Standen
Ryan
Don Sotherdon
Scott
West Avenue
Welcome New Member Airs And Elyria Club Notes
Byron Dague hosted E L F club members at her Winckles Street apartment last evening. Mrs Byron Morris was welcomed as a new member. the group spent the evening sewing and knitting with a dessert service at small tables with yellow tapers. The next E L F meeting is November 24 at Miss Margaret Zachman’s Chase Street home. William McDermott, Cleveland news critic, will address the Elyria Woman's Club general meeting tomorrow at one o clock luncheon, with European travel remarks to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Bunco
Lucille Mund
Mildred Stearns
Elmer Vietzen
Clyde Ryan
A. Brucker
Carl Fester
H.R. Oldfield
Harland Squires
F. M. Morgan
E. J. Bond
East Avenue
Alice Fester
Merritt Fowell
Ella Johnston
F. A. Eaton
Charles Snoble
George Boorn
A. Lehman
Byron Dague
E. L. F. Club
Winckles Street
Byron Morris
Margaret Zachman
Chase Street
Wiliam McDermott
Cleveland
Elyria Woman's Club
McDermott
Europe
India’s Fisheries Potential Hailed by Modern Methods
India’s rich fisheries present vast yields beyond current levels. Experts say adoption of modern techniques could significantly raise production and exports, boosting livelihoods in coastal communities and national food security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
YH Group Announces Changes to Meetings and Activities
The Middle Step group at the YWCA gym shifted from classes to weekly social meetings each Monday night. A Sunday 7:00 breakfast gathering is planned with departure from the Post Office, and a hike registration via Grace O Malley with a small fee. Emma Goodman chairs the committee with Delene Rhoads and Agnes Roth assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace O'Malley
Emma Goodman
Delene Rhoads
Agnes Roth
Obligate Member Captain P D Reefy Circle Meeting
The Ladies of G A R held an honorary membership for Charles Flood at Modern Woodman Hall. An invitation from the Sons of Union Veterans to lead the Ladies of G A R annual dinner was accepted. A bingo party at Mrs Dorothy Willett’s home in Lorain on Tuesday evening November 17th welcomed members and friends. Glenna Livingston daughter of member Celia Livingston died in Lorain last week. Special prize went to Millie Clarkson. The Circle meets again in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. D. Reefy
Charles Flood
Woodman Hall
Sons of Union Veterans
Dorothy Willett
West Street
Glenna Livingston
Cecelia Livingston
Lorain
Millie Clarkson
W C T U Board Meets For New Year Plans
The executive board of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union met Monday at Mrs. George Haines’ East Avenue home. President Miss Helen Osborn presided as plans for the coming year were discussed with aims to spark interest and broaden membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
George Haines
East Avenue
Helen Osborm
Local Personal News From Elyria Area Residents
Mrs Stella Hardy admitted to The Elyria Clinic Saturday evening. Mrs H C House and sister Mrs Joe Guyon visiting relatives in this vicinity. Mr and Mrs House visited J S Ford and family in Akron. J C Linville and G M DeGross visited in Chard with Jeanette Linville and friends. Mr and Mrs H W Tibbball depart for a motor trip to St Louis Missouri. Dr Pierre Jassonite visiting in Cleveland left for Chicago. Mrs Harold Birch visiting sister in Wheel ing West Virginia. Ernest Braden visiting relatives from Paden City West Virginia. Mrs Hattie Kelsey to Ann Arbor Michigan to house for son Howard at University hospital. Dr E L Rice leaves for Detroit and northern Michigan hunting trip. returns December first. A son born to Dr and Mrs Broda O Barnes Aurora Illinois named Robert Webster. Mercia Jane Nichols hosts ninth birthday with friends on Middle Ave. Geraldine Rice, Ruth Woelfer, June Anne Hensen, Marty Curtis, Dorothy Weehman, Marcia Jane attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Hardy
Second Street
Elyria Clinic
H. C. House
West Avenue
Joe Guyon
Winnebagzo
Nebraska
House
J. S. Ford
Akron
J. C. Linville
G. M. DeGross
Chard
Cleveland
Jeanette Linville
Flora Stone Mather College
Mary Esen Nichols
Betty Wilson
Chardos
H. W. Tibbball
Earlcourt
St. Lows
Missouri
Pierre Jassonite
Rouen
France
E. L. Rice
Seventh Street
Chicago
Harold Birch
Fifth Street
J. H. McElhinney
Wheelng
West Virginia
Ernest Braden
Paden City
Yresterday
Hattie Kelsey
East
Charlotte Webster
Aurora
Illinois
Robert Webster
Betty Humphrey Hosts Tau Kappa Beta Meeting in Cleveland Plan
Miss Betty Humphrey of West Bridge street acted as hostess for Tau Kappa Beta Sorority. Members discussed a theatre party planned for Cleveland next month. Prizes were awarded after the ding o games. Yellow and amber decor graced the dining room as the salad course was served. Miss Beverly Peterman of Fourth street to host next meeting on Tuesday November 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Humphrey
West Bridge Street
Tau Kappa Beta Sorority
Cleveland
Beverly Peterman
Fourth Street
Community clubs schedule midweek gatherings
The Auxiliary and Sons of Union Veterans plan a regular meeting Wednesday night at Woodman hall. The Helping Hand Society meets Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Louise Freeman at 431 West Ninth Street. The Cora Mae Waiton Club gathers Wednesday at 6:00 PM at First Congregational church to discuss A Trip to Schauffler Training School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auxiliary and Sons of Union Veterans
Woodman Hall
Helping Hand Society
Wmrs
Louise Freeman
West Ninth Street
Cora Mae Waiton Club
First Congregational Church
Schauffler Training School
Pianist Hortense Monath Opens Elyria Civic Music Season
Miss Hortense Monath opened the Elyria Civic Music Association season at First Congregational church. She performed works by Beerhover and Chopin with notable technique and artistry, earning two encores as the audience reacted warmly. The new association, organized last fall, enjoys strong early turnout and promises future success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hortense Monath
Elyria Civic Music Association
First Congregational Church
Beethoven
Brahms
Chopin
Miss Monath
Ugbe
Beerhover
Hospital Admits and Discharges List Laid Out
Hospital admissions include Mrs. Jake Smith Ridgeville Mrs. Henry Peabodk Wellington Frank Dallas RD No 3 Wiliam Tremmer Ply mouth Mrs George Clement Brunswick Fred Rubishire Ver milion Edward Hist 2118 Wil ams street Discharges include Edward Lockwood Buffalo N Y John Darmos 225 Beech street Wheeler Smith Oberlin
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Smith
Ridgeville
Henry Peabodk
Wellington
Frank Dallas
Wiliam Tremmer
Plymouth
George Clement
Brunswick
Fred Rubishire
Edward Hist
Wilams Street
Edward Lockwood
Buffalo
John Darmos
Beech Street
Wheeler Smith
Oberlin
Allen PTA study group meetings rescheduled due to school repairs
Painting and repairs at the school force changes to Allen PTA study group. The Wednesday meeting is postponed to January. The November 18 session moves to the YWCA parlors at 2:60 with Edna Gray Johnson as guest speaker and a silver tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen P. T. A
Edna Gray Johnson
Evening Calendar of Local Meetings and Events
Tonight lists numerous meetings including United Presbyterian Mothers Auxiliary at Mrs C J Cunningham 123 Riverdale court at 745. Sigma Gamma at Mrs Joseph Hochenedel Second Street. Elyria Musical Art Society hear Albert Riemenschneider Baldwin Wallace Conservatory. Nat's Preaching Mission at First Congregational. Youth and Mary Martha classes at various churches. Daughters of Union Veterans and Ladies Auxiliaries at several venues. Employed Young Women's League and Bingo at YWCA. Emmanuel Lutheran Missionary Society and other society gatherings fill the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Mothers Auxiliary
C. J. Cunningham
Riverdale Court
Sigma Gamma
Joseph Hochenedel
Second Street
Elyria Musical Art Society
Albert Riemenschneider
Baldwin - Wallace Convervatory
W. C. A. Parfors
Martin Beck
Nat
First Congregational Church
St . Paul's Church
Mary-Martha
Daughters of Union Veterans
Lydia Squires
Grayblo & I
O. F Lodge
Young Women’s League
Y Wwoc
Kinura
Japan
Easies
School Tureen Supper Postponed to December 11
An invitation for all interested to attend a tureen supper at the school was announced but the event has been postponed and will now be held on December 11.
ALL Bran Namedas Daily Health Aid in Ad Claims
An old Kellogg advertisement promotes ALL Bran as a safe daily cereal that improves energy and mood. It cites a Denver reader testimonial and claims bulk absorbs moisture to flush the system, preventing listlessness and headaches. The copy notes vitamin B iron content and Kellogg guarantees refunds if unsatisfactory after a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wim. C. Billings
19Th St
Denver
Colorado
Allbran
Kellogg Company
Kellogg
Battle Creek
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Catherine Eslinger
Elmer Fleming
Elmer
Bruce-Riddle
2Nd Congregational Church
Bertha Phipps
Dor
Bond Street
Southern Union College
Wackley
Alabama
Anne Botamer
Helen Seville
Wealthy Felter
Loretta Botamer
Kathryn Fell
Alice Foster
Epworth League
Methodist Episcopal Church
Marion Holmes
George Johnson
Miss Holmes
Jesus
Rollin H. Walker
Cana
Gallilee
Epworth Leature
Fouth
Epworth
Beebe
Grafton
Agenda Fraternity
Chuck Whitney
MW C. A
Devantry Club
W. L. Vaughn
Eurpe
Girl Scouts
G.S
Miss Frances Morse
Mrs. Martin
Vicks
Vicks Vaporub
Hazel Demos
4Th St
Y. W. C. A. Board
Community Fund Com
Oberlin College
Mrs. Ryals
Tuesda Croquinole Permanentl
Allen & Bernard
Leedale'’S Beauty
Fermamcents
Leedale’s Beauty
W.C.T.U. Board
National Fur
Smart America
Elyria Fur
Middle Ave
Mercia Jane Nichols
Middle Avenue
Geraldine Rice
Ruth Woelfer
June Anne Hensen
Marty Curtis
Dorothy Weehman
Marcia Jane
Civic Music Group
Cleaners
Washington Ave
Change Allen
Jemwr Order
United American Meatness
Ladies Auxiliary
Hrights
St. John Nect
American Legion Auxiliary
Emmanuel Lutheran Missionary Society
Mre A E
Henry Dreyfuss
Broad Street
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