Women Relief Corps Inspects Lorain Officer at I O O F Hall
The Women’s Relief Corps met in I O O F Hall with Mrs. Mary Parks of Lorain inspecting. One new member application read, two members initiated, plus general orders read. The group draped the charter for Mrs. Sarah Bright and invited Elyria Corps to attend today’s Wellington flagpole dedication.
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Women's Relief Corps
Lorain Corps
Women’s Relief Corps
I. O. O. F. Hall
Mary Parks
Lorain
Charlotte Lewis
C. B. Eskin
Angie Dill
Elyria Relief Corps
Wellington
Sarah Bright
Prince of Peace Contest At First Methodist Church
Tomorrow evening at First Methodist Episcopal Church third at Court Street the Prince of Peace contest sponsored by the Ohio Council of Churches will be held. The service begins at 7 30. Contestants are Robert Lee Wanda Wykrant Robert Nieman and Erma Burandt. The Church Choir will sing Recessional Kipling DeKoven and Louise Brown will play Danza Compestre Prelude Andantino Toccat a. Dr Bond will deliver the fifth in the series Great Christian Teachings. The morning sermon theme is The Great Christian Teaching Concerning the Cross. Music includes Idyile Prelude Nocturne and Toccat a. Church School 9 30 A M D 4 Burr Superintendent Junior Church 10 45 A M Miss Helen Osborne will speak on The Busy Bee. Epworth League slides on The Young People of Malaysia at 6 30. Robert Moore will sing Day is Dying in the West with slides. All are invited.
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Methodist Church
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Court Street
Ohio Council of Churches
Robert Lee
Wanda Wykrant
Robert Nieman
Erma Burandt
Kiplig-DeKoven
Louise Brown
Bossi
Handel
Grieg
Rogers
Burr
Berean
Helen Osborne
Warne Garland
Jean Crisp
Epworth League
Missions Department
Malaysia
Robert Moore
West
Northwest Encampment Holds Regular Meeting and Plans Event
The Northwest Encampment met Friday at 7:30 with good attendance. Officer nominations were started for the next term and R. L. Hastings was proposed as district representative to the Grand Encampment of Ohio. A family night supper and program are slated for November 24 with Judge Irving Carpenter as speaker and Paul Wainwright on music.
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Northwest
P. C. McKenzie
L. H. Vedder
R. L. Hastings
Ohio
Tureen Din Jver
Irving Carpenter
Norwalk
Paul Wainwright
Hospital Notes Admissions And Discharges List
Admissions include Mrs Harold Thompson at 125 Beebe Court Edward Kovarik Jr at 218 W River Mrs Howard Carruthers at 314 W Fifth Discharges list Mrs Jack Greer 110 Bailey Court Mrs Arthur Dion baby boy 178 Lexington Avenue Virginia Dekker 221 Pasadena Miss Grace Kreeger 7th W Broad.
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Harold Thompson
Beebe Court
Edward Kovarik, Jr
W. River
Howard Carruthers
W. Fifth
Jack Greer
Bailey Court
Arthur Dion
Lexington Avenue
Virginia Dekker
Pasadena
Grace Kreeger
W. Broad
Temple Quartet Set to Sing at Church of Christ
Temple Quartet led by Arthur Scrivens and with Mildred Findlar as accompanist will perform at the Church of Christ on Second and Chapel Streets at 7:30 PM. Program includes Faith of Our Fathers and Lead Kindly Light, followed by Speaker Mr. Fowler on Acts of the Apostle. Morning service features Restore Unto Me Thy Salvation. Baptism and other church activities listed.
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Church of Christ
Chapel Streets
Temple Quartet
Arthur Scrivens
Dr. Ackerman
Alex Moses
Edgar Gates
Stebbins
Harkness
Thompson
Gerrish
Paul Wainwright
Clare Short
Fowler
the Apostle
At & Ta
Dorothy Smith
Marcoret
Betty Moss
Aura
J Joy
Oerices
Rozers
Jecethy Barton Ain
Zee
Strickier
Werle
New Meth Young
Wainwright
Everson
Ceryire
Elyria Riding Club Notes Update Winter Quarters
The Elyria Riding Club notes show winter quarters secured at Fair Grove and planned rides next month. Weather delays, track spacing, and routes around Cleveland are mentioned with adult riders expected to participate in weekend outings.
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Grovid
Adenr
Otty
Clevelyand
Ceed
Surroumme
Ping
Odo
Ene Ter
Mkhana
Wali
Ia Elyria
Ninier
euaTze
Perennial Pals Elect Officers at Union Meeting
An important meeting of the Perennality Pals was held at Union of Miss Anita Hines. Officers elected: President Anita Hines, Vice President and Secretary Jerry Hinkle, Treasurer Virginia Schwezel, Business Manager Olive Noonan. Committees named Ruth Double, June Younglass, Virginia Schwegel, Jerry Hinkle. Members planned a Christmas exchange and New Year party.
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Swimmers Club
Donna Dickason
Muriel Lewis
Sarah Thomas
Jane Gill
Marian Stetson
Beatrice Rudy
Sue McCally
Fourth Street
Miss McCally
Edtu Sheppard
Thelma Shober
Virginia Fleming
Rudy O
Perennality
Anita Hines
Jerry Hinkle
Virginia Schwezel
Olive Noonan
Pine
Ruth Double
June Younglass
Tal Nes
Virginia Schwegel
Kid Sis
Monday Club and Society Events Across Town
A rough list of Monday meetings includes Little Sorority with Ruth Ganter at Parkview Court and VL PLOW Auxiliary officer installation. Dubt Dee club with Gar net Cox of Lodi Street. EK L F Club with Mrs Irene Zuchman. Jot Club with Mrs Geo Hillmer at 17 Park Avenue. Colonial Club with Mrs AL HW Stoddard. A A A W Drama Group with Miss Edythe Harris. B B B Club with Mrs Harry Dickens at 346 Oxford Ave. Fine Arts Department. Daughters of Scotia Degree Team practice. Garden Club at Woman's Club. Perennials illustrated talk by Mr. Lanshaw of Mentor. Young Women's Division of Second Coneh Church. Business and Industrial Women Bible class. Community Committee of Girl Scouts. Queen Esther class of M E Church. Columbia Club of St Johns Rainbow Girls at I C C F Hall. Rainbow class of M EL Knights of Columbus. King Solomon's Lodge at Matonic Temple. Holiness Prayer Meeting at Mrs Baldwin's 12 West Avenue at 7 30.
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Ruth Ganter
Parkview Court
VL Plow
Garnet Cox
Lodi Street
L. F
Mis
Irene Zuchman
Chase Street
Geo. Hillmer
Park Avenue
Monday Colonial Club
AL HW. Stoddard
6Th Street
Edythe Harris
Queen Esther
M. E. Church
Columbia Club
St. John's Church
Rainbow Girly
The Tables of Bridge One Act Play at Elsiie Woman's Club
Memoures uy Lethal Shrine presented a clever one act show titled The Tables of Bridge at the Elsiie Woman's Club on Friday afternoon. The program opened with music by a Double Quartet and featured songs From Old Japan and a nectar cantata by Bernard. The cast included Mrs H W Merrim Mrs John Bins Mrs W C Sib Mrs Frank Day and others directed by Mrs Earl Taylor with tea and coffee service closing the event. Sixty St Marys Sodality members held a bridge and brans party at Parish Hall with prizes and refreshments serving after. Reverend Father Murphy will address St Mars Leterars Club Monday evening and all Sodality members are invited.
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A. F. Terry
Bernard
Mesdames Hartwell
Hunnutt
Moore
Littie
Vestal
Braebeck
Miss Rossiter
Solar
Frank Day
Kat Merthe
George Kunck
Howard Rogers
Myles Farmer
Lina Leuzler
Earl Taylor
St. Mary’s Sodality
Ethel Webber
Clara Dumbs
Buneen
Angelyn Smith
Agnes Ross
Claire Emetich
Father Murphy
St. Mars‘ Leterars Club
Sodalny
Garford PTA Hosts Paris Garford Party and Prize Winners
About fifteen tables of players joined the Garford Parent Teacher Association for a bridge and bus event at Paris. Prizes were awarded to the winners. A French meal course was served by hostesses Mrs. Arthur Ruth, Mrs. Robert Loomis, and Mrs. George Decker.
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Garford Peint Teacher Association
Arthur Ruth
Robert Loomis
George Decker
Mrs. L. B. Fauver Hosts Elyria DAR Chapter Event
Daughters of the American Revolution gathered at Mrs. L. B. Fauver’s Washington avenue home with about fifty members. Mrs. W. L. Fay led the meeting, reports were given by officers, plans discussed for a November 21 party, and Miss Katherine Skilton shared chapter name suggestions inspired by local landmarks.
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Elyria Daughters of the American Revolution
L. B. Fauver
Washington Avenue
W. L. Fay
A. W. Huse
George Brownell
Lincoln
Cabezade da Vaca
Williamsburg
Virginia
Katherine Skilton
Norwalk
Elyrin
Court House Yard
Cascade Park
Charles Crehore
Portsmouth
Pomeroy
East Liverpool
Marion
Sydney
J. W. Brandt
Neighborhood Bible Classes Meet Across Community Centers
District No 12 meets with Mrs A O Hales at 1005 West Avenue Monday 7 30. Mrs Minnie Browns class hosts Mrs M Ackerman at 355 Princeton Avenue Monday 7 30. A A IC W Drama Group with Miss Edith Harris at 153 Eastern Heights Boulevard 7 45. Ward Young and Margaret O Connell lead a program featuringGeorge Bernard Shaw. Circle 1 of First Methodist hosts a silver tea at Dr and Mrs E J Pond home East Avenue Friday 2 5. Kappa Beta Kappa will hold corporate communion Sunday at 7 30. church school at 9 30. 10 45 Armistice Sunday service with Earth Doth Not Hold hymn. Kappa Bet Kappa again meets at 7 15. St Andrews parish canvas begins for 1824. Pilgrim Community Church morning service theme Pearce Makers and War Makers. Sund ay School at 19 45. Missionary letters. gifts to O R Githens in South Africa. C E social hour to follow.
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A. O. Hales
West Avenue
Edith Harris
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Ward Young
Margaret O'Connell
George Bernard Shaw
First Methodist Church
E. J. Pond
East Avenue
M. F Elliott
Norma Hubbard
Pearl Tuthill
Bond
Louise Bea
Kappa Beta Kappa
Thiman
Kappa
Robert Goucher
Siindar St. Andrew's Church
Pearce
Pilgrim Community Church
Ker
W. . Graham
Firste Presbyterian Church
Ahn Arher
Michigan
Sundar School
Wii E
Bauer
Christian Endeavor
O. R. Githens
South Africa
Mr. Githens
Pilgrim Church
C. E
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH SERVICES
The Bible School opens at 9:50 A M with lesson Paul in Macedonia Acts 15 36 17 15. Morning worship at 10 45 pastor speaks on The Biblical Conception of Sin. Evening worship at 7 30 continues Gospel of John Christ in the Eternal Past John 1 1. Weekly devotion Wednesday 7 15 Bible study 7 45 The Book of Deuteronomy. Bunco Club meets at Mrs Mable Vogler's on Sumner street.
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United Presbyterian Church
Bible
Paul
Macedonia
Local society notes from Elyria and nearby towns
Mrs H M Redington travels to Buffalo on a last run for See and Bee before winter. Mrs A J King of Kansas City visits sister Mrs C R Flower in Elyria. Harold Thompson and family announce birth of a son at Elyria Memorial Hospital on November 11. Eleanor Armitage visits uncle Rev Fr Armitage in Vermilion. Mrs Ernest Brown and daughter Florence ill at home with scarlet fever. A son born to Mr and Mrs Howard Carruthers at Elyria Memorial. Rev and Mrs R E Neighbour return from a Bible conference in Alton Michigan. Miss Ruth Christman to attend Ohio Music Education Association event in Akron. Mr and Mrs C J Greene and A R Greene of Oxford Court visit Cleveland. Fred Rule of Northwestern University is elected class treasurer. Jeanne Guthrie and Frances Nay, Western College seniors, visit Carrollton with Mr and Mrs Charles Nar. Mr and Mrs A H Sayles and Mr and Mrs D Lamneck of Maineville and Ray Tracht of Cleveland will be Sunday guests of Mrs...
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H. M. Redington
Fifth Street
Buffalo
New York
Redington
See and Bee
A. J. King
Kansas City
Missouri
C. R. Flower
West River Street
Harold Thompson
Besbe Court
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Eleanor Armitage
Fr. Armitage
Vermilion
Ohio
Ernest Brown
Florence
Lafayette Street
Howard Carruthers
West Fifth Street
R. E Neighbour
Elyria
Altron
Michigan
First Baptist Church
Ruth Christman
Ohio Music Education Association
Mayflower Hotel
Akron
Christman
C. J. Greene
A. R. Greene
Oxford Court
Cleveland
Fred Rule
Northwestern University
Ada
Jeanne Guthrie
Frances Nay
Western College
Oxford
Carrollton
Kentucky
Wifh Misa New
Charles Nar
Graduation Class to Present Play at Elyria High
Elyria High School January graduates will present their class play in the high school auditorium on December 8. Directed by Miles Baker the production features The Family Upstairs a three act comedy by Harry Delf about a street car inspector and his family. Cast will include four boys and three girls, with casting not yet announced. This marks the first dramatic project at the school since the 1933-34 year began.
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Elyria High School
Miles Baker
Dramatica
Harry Delf
Aly
Kes
Local residents share visits and return from trips
Erend and Mrs Harold Sayles of Princeton avenue welcome guests. Mr and Mrs Jack Carson and son, recently in Michigan, return to the city and reside on Lake avenue. Miss Gertrude Jaster returns from a week in New York City. Mrs Harry W Mosley and Mrs James Gorton Marsh from Forest Hills Long Island arrive tonight to visit Mrs Kathryn Mussey at the Elyria Hotel.
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Erend
Harold Sayles
Princeton Avenue
Jack Carson
Michigan
Lake Avenue
Gertrude Jaster
New York City
Harry W. Mosley
James Gorton Marsh
Forest Hills
Longsland
Kathryn Mussey
Elyria Hotel
November 11 marks a string of war events and a curious will
The passage notes five November 11 dates tied to World War I actions including the sinking of the British ship Niger in 1914 and various battles in 1916 and 1917. It also recounts a grim will by an executed criminal ordering the cutting of three fingers to warn his three children to stay righteous.
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Niger
Ancre
Salinges
Language of the Channel Islands as Norman-French survival
The Channel Islands language, a self governing British possession near France, represents a striking Norman French survival and perhaps the closest living form to the French spoken during the Norman conquest of England.
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Channel Islands
France
England
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