Elyria Woman's Club hosts Dusty Miller meeting
Dusty Miller, editor, entertained Elyria Woman's Club with humor and philosophy at yesterday's general meeting. Mrs. Beidler introduced him. Mrs Kaley opened with autumn songs. four new members joined. reports covered Lakeside convention and department activities. luncheon served by House Committee chaired by Mrs Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dusty Miller
Elyria Woman’s Club, Inc
E. W Beidler
Karl Kaley
Iler
Gaul
Klemm
Erle Chapman
Lakeside
House Committee
Mrs Young
Miller
St. Paul’s
Caesar
St. Paul
Usty Miller
Kaley
Chapman
LaForge
Tipton
If Biggs
Noyvermaley
American Home and Child Welfare Department
Muir Auld
England
Scotland
Milk Fund
Berniece Getz
Whb
Mia J. H. Hurst
Elyria
Dow Baird
Elyria Woman's Club
Eidt
George Tulk
Eric Chapman
Patricia Peter
Strickland Gillilan
Armistice Day Tribute at British Empire Club
Army Life Members and friends of the British Empire Club gathered for Armistice Day. Walter atts opened the meeting and noted current war rumors. Mr Haswell of the city spoke on army life in India, sharing decades of service. A Wurlitzer program featured a satophone trio, trumpet solo, songs by Raymond Kuston, and dancing closed the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Empire Club
Walter Atts
Mr. Haswell
India
Haswell
Wurlitzer
Ernie Verea
Dudley Hornung
Dick Maurer
George Hinderer
Raymond Kuston
Interesting Speakers at St Pauls Brotherhood Meeting
A. T. Sneeringer of the Mansfield Boys Reformatory and Superintendent Swan of the Grafton State Farm spoke at St Pauls Brotherhood. Sneeringer described reform programs to ready boys for society and honest conduct, tracing progress from Mansfield to state institutions and parole. Swan outlined duties at Grafton Farm, noting trades learned by boys boosting later prospects. A trio from the Grafton farm provided music, and the program ended with a ladies box lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Sneeringer
Mansfield Boys Reformatory
Swan
Grafton State Farm
St Paul's Brotherhood
Mr. Sneering
Reformatory
Ife
Mansfield Reformatory
Grafton
Honor Leona Harmon Retires From Knights of St John
Leona Harmon was honored at the Golden Glow Bridge club at Mrs Elizabeth Galloway’s home as she retires from the Ladies Auxiliary Knights of St John. Prizes went to Anna Hollup, Leona Harmon, and Gertrude Henry with Maude McLaughlin receiving the traveling prize. The group later dined at the Wilford House in Avon, nine covers, autumn bouquet, guests listed, and plans made for a November 29 meeting at Mrs Ryan’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Glow Bridge Club
Elizabeth Galloway
Leona Harmon
Ladies Auxiliary Knights of St John
Anna Hollup
Gertrude Henry
Maude McLaughlin
Wilford House
Avon
Galloway
Katherine Ryan
Mildred Page
Katherine Krugman
Officers Elected In Jefferson Junior High Girl Reserves
The Girl Reserves at Jefferson Junior High held their fourth meeting on Tuesday November 9. Plans were made for a Thanksgiving basket and a Thanksgiving dinner. Candy sales will help the children earn dues. Officers elected were Ruby Martin president Paulie Brown vice president Louise McCullough secretary Ruth Schneider editor. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Junior High School
Ruby Martin
Paulie Brown
Louise McCullough
Ruth Schneider
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Noted in Local Listings
List of recent hospital admissions and discharges including Marian Cole R D No 8 Fearl Segraves Jackson Hotel Haymond Liston Wads worth Leonard Mc Daniels 115 Bath street Mrs Hazel Noble 51 Fourth street Mrs Le Roy Stack baby girl 509 Cleveland street Mrs Albert Diedrich baby girl North Ridgeville Mrs Leo Weigel baby girl Valley City Mrs Edward Terrell 208 East Broad Dr Lorne Aiken Lakeline Village Betty Kips 411 Tenth street Robert Joviak 139 Homer David Smith 128 Warren Elton Blakeman 332 Kenyon Deane Kintner 820 Park avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Cole
Fearl Segraves
Jackson Hotel
Haymond Liston
Wadsworth
Leonard McDaniels
Bath Street
Hazel Noble
Fourth Street
Leroy Stack
Cleveland Street
Albert Diedrich
North Ridgeville
Leo Weigel
Valley City
Edward Terrell
East Broad
Lorne Aiken
Lakeline Village
Betty Kips
Tenth Street
Robert Joviak
Homer
David Smith
Warren
Elton Blakeman
Kenyon
Deane Kintner
Park Avenue
Honor Grand Officer Dinner in Cleveland for Mrs Margaret Ritchie
Daughters of Scotia from Erie Youngstown Akron Warren Ashtabula Lorain Elyria gathered at Van Blecks Restaurant in Cleveland for a dinner and reception honoring Grand Conductor Mrs Margaret Ritchie elected in the Grand Lodge. Elyrian attendees included Chief Daughter Mrs Peter Kidd and many others. Mayor Burton sent congratulations. flowers and gifts from Scottish groups were received. toastmaster was St Andrews Scottish Society president. music and recitations followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of
Scotia
Cleveland
Margaret Ritchie
Grand Lodge
Erie
Youngstown
Akron
Warren
Ashtabula
Lorain
Elyria
van Blecks Restaurant
Bonnie Briar Bush Lodge
Daughters of Scotia
Elyrians
Peter Kidd
Julius Leber
James Henderson
Louis Bonso
George McCaffery
William Shrubsole
Robert McKelvie
Frank Blakeslee
Alexander Baird
Hubert Paton
Robert Malcom
Ritchie
Burton
Jessie Shanks
Forest
St. Andrew’s Scottish Society of
Nomination of Officers in St Clair Rebekah Lodge Meeting
Mrs. Harry Thompson hosted when nominations for Past Noble Grands occurred on Ninth Street. A Christmas party was planned during the business segment. A Plano duet entertained, prizes went to Mrs. Ilva Marsh and Mrs. Jeanette Arnold, and more music preceded refreshments for 28 members and 3 guests. Crew included Mrs. Lizzie Lewis, Mrs. Louise Wack, and Miss Minnie Gard. The next meeting is November 23 at Mrs. Arnold’s 847 Bond Street to elect new officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Education and Fine Arts
Alice Tucker West
Tucker School of Expression
Henry Beam
Department of Civics and Political Science
Doris Todd
England
Scotland
Norway
Sweden
France
Alaska
South America
Will Durant
Elyria
George Eberlein
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
Harry Thompson
Ninth Street
Agnes Erickson
Eleanor Erickson
Ilva Marsh
Jeanette Arnold
Lizzie Lewis
Louise Wack
Minnie Gard
Arnold
Bond Street
LaPorte W C T U Hosts Tureen Dinner Meeting
The LaPorte Women’s Christian Temperance Union met at Mrs. Frank Rahi’s home for a tureen dinner with many members present. President Mrs. Mary Huene led devotions, all recited the Lord’s Prayer, and Laura Rose directed the program. Poems were read by Mrs. Mary Miller, Mrs. Dell Barlow, and Mrs. Frank Rahl, then Helen Osborn spoke on the state convention. The next gathering will be December 8 at Mrs. Jacob Myers’ home for a Christmas party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Myers
7-7 Club Hosts Games Prize To Arline Todd
Emily Paeth of 111 Denison Avenue hosted the 7-7 Club meeting on Wednesday. After the business session, Arline Todd won the prize. Members will meet next at Arline Todd’s Oxford Court home following refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Paeth
Denison Avenue
Arline Todd
Oxford Court
Zeta Upsilon Sorority Party At Home Of Miss Smetzer
Hostess Miss Smetzer of Cleveland entertained twelve members and one guest Miss Rose Neuman at the home of her aunt Mrs E A Thamert 1226 Lake Avenue. Bingo was played with prizes led by Mrs Wayne Martin. A shower for Miss Peggy Rheineck is planned for November 30 at Miss Garford s home 444 Oxford Avenue. she will marry December 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrna Smetzer
Cleveland
Zeta Upsilon Sorority
E. A. Thamert
Lake Avenue
Rose Neuman
Elks Hall
Wayne Martin
June Garford
Oxford Avenue
Peggy Rheineck
Women of Second Congregational Meet for Nominating Session
Mrs Winchell, Mrs S J Winchell and others hosted yesterday at Cleveland Street for Division D. Nineteen members and two guests attended. A nominating committee of Mrs Warren Wright, Mrs Arthur Bauer and Mrs William Ridgeway was appointed to report on new officers at the next meeting. A rummage sale and exchange bake sale were planned with hostesses to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Winchell
Clifford Squires
Edward Malterer
Second Congregational Church
Winchell
Cleveland Street
A. E. Kemp
Adams
Warren Wright
Arthur Bauer
William Ridgeway
Elyria club hosts November bridge party at Miss Gates home
Thirty Elyria Business and Professional Women's Club members gathered at Miss Ruth Gates on East Avenue for a November bridge party. Assisting Gates were Elizabeth Rich Frances Clinker Minnie Chapman Laura Thompson and Margaret Cole. Decorations fit autumn theme. Minerva Seton won bridge prize Charity Sherod won bingo prize. A salad course followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Business and Professional Women’s Club
Ruth Gates
East Avenue
Miss Gates
Elizabeth Rich
Frances Clinker
Minnie Chapman
Laura Thompson
Margaret Cole
Minerva Seton
Charity Sherod
Last Meeting Held by Deputy Christine Werner of Cleveland
Deputy Christine Werner of Cleveland conducted the meeting of the Dames of Malta in the city last evening for the last time after retiring. A good attendance was present and regular matters were considered during the session with a social hour following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine Werner
Cleveland
The
Dames of Malta
Refreshment Course Followed Meeting by Society Note
After the meeting the office served a refreshment course as part of the Additional Society on Page, indicating a continuation of post meeting activities and social refreshments for attendees.
Marmola Tablets Advertise Quick Slimming Claim
An advertisement promotes Marmola Prescription Tablets as a remedy to slim the face and figure without strict dieting or hard exercise. It claims the tablets contain a common medicinal element and that millions have used them successfully, urging readers to start dieting pills today for a slender figure.
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Andea
Amazon River Valley
Washington
William Horn
George Peaks
Elizabeth Wood
Howe Street
Joe Petro
New England
Thomas Hodgson & Sons, Inc
Concord Worsted Villa
Concord
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Firestone
Voice of
Richard Crooks
Margaret Speaks
N. B.C
Auto Supply and Service Stores
Cor. Broad and Cedar
Honor Leona Harmon
Officers
Mrs. Winchell
Allen Bernard
Broad Street
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C Penney Company
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