Royal Neighbors Auxiliary Sewing Circle Meeting
The Royal Neighbors Auxiliary sewing circle meets with Mrs. Wirth of Nichols Court for an all day gathering with a threen dinner at noon. Rebekah Social Club moves to Wednesday evening. Mrs. Harvey Lewis hosts at her Winckles Street home. District 14 Bible Classes meet Wednesday at two with Mrs. Croft on Huron Street. Woman's Club luncheon Wednesday at one, followed by a two o'clock business meeting reporting Lakeside and Middle North district conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors Auxiliary Sewing Circle
Wirth
Nichols Court
Lakeside
Elyria High to stage Fall Concert by Girls Glee Club and Band
Elyria High School will present its Fall Concert Friday night in the school auditorium under J. Martin Beck. About 85 students perform with the Girls Glee Club comprising 45 voices and the Band 40 players. the major portion of the program comes from the band. The program features two song groups by the glee club, a trumpet quartet performing Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes and Levee Song, and a special feature by Beck. The Boys Glee Club is replaced by the Girls due to football responsibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
Karl Wackenfuss
Russell Dunford
Alfred Knapp
John Wherry
Beck
Co-operative Wholesale Society Reports Half‑Year Sales
The Co-operative Wholesale Society of England reports total sales for the last fiscal six months amounting to 215 million dollars. In Ireland, farmers are beginning to receive telephone lines as part of a new rural communications expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co-operative Wholesale Society of England
Ireland
Reports of Fall Activities At YWCA Board Meeting
The regular monthly YWCA board meeting was held with Mrs Cushing presiding. The report outlines fall activities across departments, including heath education classes for 200, swimming with over 50 users, 290 business girls in activities, two new groups, eight grade school girl reserves, and a World Fellowship Open House on November 19 featuring nation displays and open house for all interested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cushing
Ted Bramman
Friendship Club
Elba
Spain
Holland
Daughters of Union Veterans and Community Groups Schedule
A detailed list of local events for Tuesday evening across Lorain including Daughters of Union Veterans at 1921 Broadway with officer nominations and Armistice Day program. Rebekah Social Club at 243 Winckles Street. Second Congregational Church board meeting. Young Women's Missionary Society dinner at the Methodist church. Theodore Owens Bible Class gathering. regional Episcopal church meeting in Sandusky. Literary Club with Miss Maxine Lucas on Howe Street. Women of the Mooseheart Legion officer nominations. Garford P T A dance party. various club meetings including American Legion and YWCA Elyria Lodge. Missionary Society supper and program on Lepper Work. Mary-Martha Methodist class at 431 Kenyon Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Union Veterans
Broadway
Lorain
Pythian Temple
Lottie Lewis
Judge Harding
Rebekah Social Club
Hattie Lewis
Winckles Street
Board of the
Second Congregational Church
Young Women’s Missionary Society
Methodist Church
Theodore Owens
Episcopal Churches
Sandusky
Literary Club
Maxine Lucas
Howe Street
Women of the Mooseheart Legion
Garford P. T. A
Danco
L. E. Palmer
Mary-Martha
The
A. BE. Sherman
Kenyon Avenue
Home Club Hosts Bunco Night With Prizes
The Home Club met last evening at 225 Winckies Street hosted by Mrs. Clarence Trautman. Bunco with five tables in play awarded first prize to Mrs. Elisie Scrivens, second to Mrs. W. D. Huffman, and third to Mrs. J. W. Wilcox. Dainty refreshments followed, served by the hostess and Mrs. Herman Peabody. The group adjourned to resume on November 24 at 123 Longford Avenue with Mrs. Arthur Barbknecht.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Home Club
Clarence Trautman
Winckies Street
Bunco
Elisie Scrivens
W. D. Huffman
J. W. Wilcox
Herman Peabody
Arthur Barbknecht
Longford Avenue
Chevalier Lodge Members to Attend Out of Town Meetings
Chevalier Lodge Knights of Pythias held its regular meeting with Bert Tarr presiding. Plans were made for county representation at out-of-town lodges, including attending Holman Lodge on November 12 for the Page rank conferment and Willard on November 19 for the district meeting with grand officials present. The district covers Lorain, Erie and Huron counties. The Elyria Woman's Club Fine Arts Department hosted a daytime program led by Mrs. R. E. Lyndon with readings and a book recommendation by Miss Charlotte Brooks. Mrs. Gerald Rice performed a France poem and an original negro monologue. Ruth Piper shared impressions from a trip abroad, and refreshments were provided by a committee led by Mrs. Nelson Fitch. Lucille Kelley and Margaret Krugman of Elyria visited Sandusky yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevalier Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Bert Tarr
Holman Lodge
Willard
Lorain
Erie
Huron Counties
Elyria Woman's Club
R. E. Lyndon
Gerald Rice
France
Charlotte Brooks
Adams
Dorothy Canfield
Ruth Piper
Nelson Fitch
Dr Welshimer Speaks at Workers Conference in Church
A large audience at the Church of Christ heard Dr P H Welshimer pastor of the largest Bible School in the world deliver a talk on character and community service. A dinner for about 100 leaders followed, with singing by D A Baird, Paul Wainwright, and D B Tower’s grace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. Welshimer
Worth
Church of Christ
Second
Chapel Streets
Welshimer
Bible School
D. A. Baird
Paul Wainwright
D. B. Tower
A. R. Webber
Ada & Hiram
Canton
Ohio
New Girls Club Elects Officers at YWCA Meeting
The newly organized club of girls from the June graduating class held a meeting at the YWCA gymnasium. Officers elected: President Eleanor Warden, Vice President Mary Bush, Secretary Irene Crowe, Treasurer Wilma Schueneman. Members planned social service work and dramatics and books study. A club dance is set for November 26 and a supper meeting on November 24 will select the club name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Warden
Mary Bush
Irene Crowe
Wilma Schueneman
Marriage Unites Gladys Ketchum and Harry Wirth at Home
Miss Gladys Ketchum daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Ketchum and Harry Wirth of Elyria were married Sunday afternoon at 2 30 o clock at the bride's parents home on Furnace street The bridesmaid was Miss Mary Ketchum and David Ross served as best man The ceremony was performed by Rev R T Ketcham They are living with the bride's parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Ketchum
Fred Ketchum
Harry Wirth
Elyria
Furnace Street
Mary Ketchum
David Ross
R. T. Ketcham
Wirth
Queen Esther Society Meets at First Methodist Church
Irene Ackerman hosted a dozen members of the Queen Esther Society of the First Methodist church on Princeton avenue. Elyria Brown conducted the business session as president. Mrs. Leonard Fisk led the study of the book Between the Americas. The group plans another meeting in one month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Ackerman
Princeton Avenue
Queen Esther Society
First Methodist Church
Elyria Brown
Americas
Leonard Fisk
Laf-A-Lot Club Hosts Bridge Night in Lorain
The Laf-A-Lot Club was entertained last evening at Helen Holcomb’s home on Lorain Boulevard. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Margaret Gruse first, Mrs. Mabel Guthman second, Mrs. Freda Blackwell third, and Mrs. Mamie Farmer consolation. The club plans to meet November 24 at Mrs. Mabel Freeman’s home on Columbus Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Holcomb
Lorain Boulevard
Margaret Gruse
Mabel Guthman
Freda Blackwell
Mamie Farmer
Mabel Freeman
Columbus Street
T. F. A. Club Meets at Kaisercourt Home
The T. F. A. club gathered at Miss Gladys Crombie's Kaisercourt home last evening. After the business meeting a banco game was played with prizes awarded to Lucille Kelley first Kathleen McDonald second and Sylvia Chervenka consoled. Miss Hilda Burgan attended as a guest and has joined the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Crombie
Kaisercourt
Banco
Lucille Kelley
Kathleen McDonald
Sylvia Chervenka
Hilda Burgan
Finley to Speak on Alaska and Pacific Islands Wildlife
William L. Finley, noted Oregon naturalist and photographer, presents an illustrated lecture titled Wild Animal Outposts of Alaska and Islands of the Pacific under Elyria Woman's Club auspices. The free talk, open to all, Wednesday evening in the high school auditorium at p.m., showcases his motion pictures and national reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Finley
Alaska
Islands
Pacific
Elyria Woman's Sae
Oregonian
Oregon
Finley
Hostess Eileen O'Donnell Hosts Clio Club at Home
Miss Eileen O'Donnell entertained ten Clio Club members at 325 Fourth Street last evening. A business session preceded a social time with refreshments. The next meeting is planned for two weeks hence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eileen O’donnell
Clio Club
Fourth Street
Brotherhood of American Yeomen Elect New Members
The Brotherhood of American Yeomen met with good attendance last evening. Members balloted on an application and two were initiated. A committee was appointed to arrange the next meeting in ten weeks. A social time followed the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Fen
Cleveland Clearing House Speaker at Lorain Bankers Dinner
Francis Coates Jr of the Cleveland Clearing House will speak at the Lorain County Bankers Association regular monthly dinner meeting tomorrow. Dinner is served at six thirty with seventy five reservations already made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Coates, Jr
Cleveland Clearing House
Lorain County Bankers Association
Knights of Columbus Hold Regular Meeting
Members gathered at the K of C hall for their regular meeting last evening. The session covered routine business and was well attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
K. of C. Hall
Card Party Benefits St Agnes Church At Mrs Flood Home
Nine tables of five hundred and Pedro were in play last evening at the benefit card party for St. Agnes church hosted by Mrs M E Flood at 111 Furnace. Prizes went to Mrs. A Minnich first and Mrs. Alice Vogley second in five hundred while Mrs. Mary Trussell and Mrs. Baker took first and second in Pedro. The hostess provided a refreshment course after the games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pedro
St. Agnes Church
M. E Flood
Furnace Street
A. Minnich
Alice Vogley
Mary Trussell
Baker
Guild meeting at First Congregational Church venue
The Guild of the First Congregational Church met yesterday for an all day gathering with twenty five attendees. A box lunch was provided and a committee led by Mrs. H. E. Markham served dessert and coffee with Mrs. Frank Pierson and Mrs. C. A. Glass assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guild of the
First Congregational Church
H. E. Markham
Frank Pierson
C. A. Glass
Cleveland Camp Honors New Officers of Sons of Veterans
Mr and Mrs Frank Hitsman their daughter Josephine and S C Kantor attended the installation of officers of the Sons of Veterans at the Cleveland Camp last evening. W C Thobaben served as installing officer and a program of dance music followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hitsman
Josephine
S. C. Kantor
Cleveland
Sons of Veterans of the
Cleveland Camp
W. C. Thobaben
Solomon’s Lodge Sets Election Date Next Meeting
A brief business session of King Solomon's Lodge was held last evening. It was announced that the annual election of officers would take place at the next meeting on November 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Solomon's Lodge
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Notice
Admissions include Donald Coffin of 301 West High Street, Mrs Harold Hall of 803 Foster Avenue, and Mrs Robert Dial of 123 1-2 Cleveland. Discharges list Grant Snyder of Stop 70 Cleveland Road, Mrs Theodore Smith, and a baby boy at 260 East Broad Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Coffin
West High Street
Harold Hall
Foster Avenue
Robert Dial
Cleveland Street
Grant Snyder
Cleveland Road
Theodore Smith
E. Broad
P. T. A. Milk Fund Charity Ball announced
The P T A Milk Fund hosts a charity ball on Wednesday November 12 at the Eagles and Elks Halls. Admission is 60 cents per person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. T. A. Milk Fund
Eagles and Elks Halls
Funeral Directors Meet in Amherst District 17
District 17 funeral directors from Medina and Lorain counties held a turkey dinner at the Evangelical church in Amherst. Rev F E Eastman showed pictures of North Woods animal life. A business meeting followed at Conrad Zilch's Funeral Home. Delegates reported on the National Funeral Directors Convention in Atlanta Georgia. A cemetery superintendent gave an interesting talk. Next meeting slated for Medina in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina
Lorain
Evangelical Church
Amherst
F. E. Eastman
North Woods
Conrad Zilch
Funeral Directors’ Convention
Atlanta
Georgia
Madina
Mrs Brown Hosts Surprise Birthday Tea for Esther
Mrs W A Brown entertained at Alta Mira Tea Rooms last evening in honor of her daughter Esther Brown's birthday. A. E. Hertig, bound for West Virginia for the holidays, was also celebrated. The surprise party for fourteen featured large yellow chrysanthemums, dinner, bridge, and a musical evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Brown
Alta Mira
Esther Brown
A. E. Hertig
West Virginia
Local Social Notes Highlight East Side Visits
Miss Harriette Hart of New York visits mother Mrs. Mabel Hart in East Avenue. Mrs. D. Troxel attends Lecture Recital Club at Mrs. McHannan's on Magnolia Drive. Mrs. O J Shafer and mother Mrs. Rice return from a four week motor trip through New England and Niagara Falls. Mrs. Lula Semple Siegle, formerly of Elyria, now Cleveland, guests of James Dutch on Blaine Street. Mrs. R H Nederer of Johnstown visits her father George Keller at 920 East Avenue. A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dial at Elyria Memorial Hospital on November 10. A son born to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ellis at Elyria Memorial Hospital on November 11. Miss Maydella Siegle of Cleveland visits Elyria friends. Judge A R Webber in Fremont spoke to Rotary on March of Democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriette Hart
New York
Mabel Hart
East Avenue
D. &. Troxel
McHannan
Magnolia Drive
Cleveland
O. J. Shafer
Rice
New England States
Niagara Falls
Canada
Lula Semple Siegle
Elyria
Maydella Siegle
Elyria Friends
A. R. Webber
Fremont
Rotary Club
Amherst and Oberlin alumni share events in Rainbow room
Miss Marian Steele attended an Oberlin alumni luncheon in Cleveland, while Amherst hosts hosted multiple church and women's society gatherings. A noted accident left Master William Ehrman with a leg fracture, others celebrated 80th birthdays, and groups from Amherst First Evangelical and Amherst M E held joint programs with readings, music, and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Ridge
Marian Steele
Oberlin
Cleveland
J. H. Ludwig
Daughters of Dorcas
Dorothea Zileh
Amherst
William Ehrman
George Ehrman
Ambernt Hospital
Ladies Art and Missionary Society
First Evangelical Church of
Peter Ruth
Katherine Kolbe
J. S. Clifford
W.C. Bechtel
N. W. Be
Kolby
Anna Ruth
Byron Seeley
Carl
LaGrange
Mary Date
William Bechtel
R. J. Fitch
Elyria
Pearl Eppley
Marion Grobe
South Ridge
Keith Brown
Si W. Schmitkens
Home Builders
First Evangelical Church of Amherst
Visitors and family bring weekend gatherings to area
Seventy two guests attended an event. Amherst and Murray Ridge residents joined friends for weekend visits with the Bogarts Ossmanns Bechtels Meullers Witte Schmitkons Knittle and others. A cottage prayer meeting was announced and a Nashville trip was made to visit son Neil injured in an auto accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Heussner
Amherst
Harley Decker
Murray Ridge
J. B. Bogart
Fred Herrmann
Ruth
Frank
J. C. Ossmann
Cleveland
Bechtel
J. R. Meuller
Jean
Albert Witte
Marion
Hetty
George Knittle
Marian
South Ridge
John Brunner
Carrie
Louise Schmitkons
Henry Kolbe
Charles Bechtel
Brownhelm
First Evangelical Church of
Bay Village Men s Club meets. local notices and arrivals
Bay Village reports the Bay M. E. church Men s Club gathering with Rev. Fuller speaker and music by John Eaton and Oscar Goetz. Residents extend sympathy to the Schultz sisters after October 1 auto crash. Circle No 4 plans a birthday luncheon. various social visits and dinners noted. Hospital updates on Albert Osborn and others, with Dorcas Class aiding West Side Community House efforts. Continuous local social updates and arrivals through November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay Village
Bay M. E. Church
Fuller
Lakewood M. E
John Eaton
Oscar Goetz
Schultz
Vineland Road
Elsie
Circle No
Clara Stohlmann
Katherine Flynn
Annie Little
Fargo
N. Dakota
Kirkpatrick
Albert Osborn
Lakewoad
Lakewood Hospital
N. B. Hurst
Lorain
Ohio
Jeanette Aldrich
C. Reynolds
C. Z. Aldrich
Calvin Osborn
M. E. Church
Dorcas
C. GC. Winfrey
Lakewood
West Side
Cleveland
Florence Strimple
Chicken Dinner at St Agnes Hall This Sunday
Sunday evening chicken dinner at St Agnes Hall from 5 30 to 8 PM. Reservations required by Thursday call 7042.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Agnes Hall
Lily and Freedle Home and Florida Winter Plans
Uncle Herbert Lily long time resident of Springfield village at the Masonic home. Mrs. Emily Freedle of Bassett road travels to Florida to spend the winter months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Lily
Springfield
Ohio
Lily
Emily Freedle
Bassett Road
Florida
Wellington Baptist Revival Opens With Large Audience
A large Sunday evening audience filled the Wellington Baptist church for the revival opening led by chorister Harlie Steyick with Algena and Ruth Adams on harp and violin. Rev H K Finley spoke on He that winneth souls is wise, as Rev H O Van Gilder arrived to preach to locals and visiting delegations. Special chairs were provided for fifty extras and services run nightly at 7 45 with the Lorain County Male Chorus conducted by A L Vickers to feature Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Church
Harlie Steyick
Algena
Ruth Adams
la Grange
H. K. Finley
H. O. van Gilder
Central Baptist Church
Columbus
van Gilder
Lorain County
A. L. Vickers
Lost Bulova watch near Hallworthy's with initials E. E. R.
A lady's Bulova wrist watch was lost near or at Hallworthy's. It bears the initials E. E. R. A contact at 926 West Ave. offers a reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallworthy’s
West Ave
Bob Veon and His 9 Vagabonds at Cascade Pavilion Tonight
Dance tonight at Cascade Pavilion features Bob Veon and His 9 Vagabonds bringing lively music. The event promises upbeat rhythm and entertaining performances for local patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Pavilion
Bob Veon
Also Mentioned on This Page
E.H.S. Girls’ Glee Club
Day’s Music Store
Broad St
Y.W.C. A. Board
Woman’s Home Club
Margaret Krugman
Y. W. C. A. Club
Laf-A-Lot
Eileen O'Donnell
Guild OF Frist Church
Elyrians IV
Buneco
I. C. O. F. Hall
Luneh
Dames of Malta
Norv
Quality Cleaners Newell
Wellington
Charis
Grace Court
Jane M. Hall
Dist
Lorain County Bank
Bastian’s Grocery
Cooks’ Millinery
Darwin
Wainwright Flowers Hughes Provision Market
Crandall
Middle Avenue
Chenille
Wilton Rugs
Curtain and Rug Shop
Water St. & West Bridge
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