Elyria Woman's club meets on heritage theme in Lima society
R Josephine Peirce of Lima Ohio chaired Elyria Woman's Club second general meeting on Improving Our Heritage asking What do you mean in Our Community She urged pioneers in spiritual upbuilding constructive leisure and democratic education noting need for Parent-Teacher groups as home security wanes new standards for children were urged Also a reception by Civics and Political Science dept Mrs Wingerd and Mrs Keyes reported monthly figures Car books by Mrs John Halpin distributed New member Mrs Harry Wright elected and Patricia Allsop of Washington DC spoke on Girl Scouts of America Two dozen members and eleven guests attended at 419 West River Street for Division B Church of Christ meeting with Tusreeen luncheon and prayers Readings and music followed Nominating committee named and December gathering planned with Mrs Nesbert hosting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Josephine Peirce
Lima
Ohio
Elyria Woman's Club
Peirce
Civics and Political Science
Clob
America the Beautiful
G. Wwingerd
E. ©. Keyes
John Halpin
Harry Wright
Patricia Allsop
Washington, D. C
America
Art Martin
George Martin
West River Street
Church of Christ
F. Albert
W Foster
Foster
Bear Garden of Prayer,” Accompanied At the Piano By Mrs. Foster
Gkass
Ja Erber
Florence Rundie
Herman Gahnett
C. L. Terry
Hazel Martin
Mr. Nesbert
Dover Avenue
Wills
B. C. Alexander
BR. C. Masten
Fiytia High School
Audilorium
Maston
Elyria Schoois
United States
Cane Hving
Players’ Club
Nina Baker
Joan Bowers
Betts Agate
Charlies Nelson
George Starker
Robert Smith
B. Long
Akron
O. F. Flint
Third Tryout Tonight For Playmakers Play
Director Frank Seward calls a further trout meeting for the prospective cast of Thunder in the Aix at the W. C. A. gym tonight. Only one or two parts remain to be cast as casting finishes this evening and regular rehearsals begin tomorrow at City Hall. The complete cast will be announced in a day or two with details on the committee and state crew likely at the next Playmakers meeting Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Seward
Seward
City Hall
Go-by-Slim Girls Win Men in Odd Diet Ad Claim
Odd dieting brochure extols slim women and claims men are won by the “go-by-slim” standard. The text references Anse Fat The Ease Way and criticizes extreme dieting, suggesting the piece spoofs fad weight loss promises and dangers of back-breaking regimens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SLIM
Fate
Carl Dramm Installed Head of Marshall Chapter
At the annual meeting of Marshall Chapter No 47, Carl C Dramm was installed as Ex High Priest with M Reynolds as King and officers including Scribe HK Vaughn and Treasurer Fred Sasse. A chicken dinner followed, and Past High Priest Herbert Young received a jewel. The chapter marks its eighty fifth year with plans for future installations and a pheasant and rabbit dinner on November 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marail
BR. A. M
Carl C. Dramm
King
M. Reynolds
HK. Vaughn
E. Ed. Delman
Prin. Sojourner
Clem
E. Gratz
Royal Arch
C. Smith
Fred Sasse
E W. Bouland
Srd Veil
W. Brigert
2Nd Veil
P. Taylor
Ist
I. Geiber
T. J. Reese
Frank Aust
Robert Shrrock
Robert Smith
Alex Schifferan
Wilfrid Bowder
Ralph Bevard
Marshall Chapter
Cunningham Chapter
Lakewood
Oberlin
Heidrich
Hans Sieger
Charles Garford
Ellery Rogers
The
Hunt
Circle Has Two Guests at Cir-Pegrs Church Meeting
An odd fragment notes a gathering at Cir- Pegrs church. The cited venue is Caz at the Chervenka Lincoln Court. The text appears garbled but records a small community event with two attendees or guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cir- Pegrs
Caz
Chervenka Lincoln Court
Mrs Heidrich Feted at Oxford Ave Party in West Scene
Mrs Manel Ford on Oxford Avenue hosted a pleasant evening honoring Mrs Florette Heidrich. The event featured card games, a Hearts tournament, and prizes for brides Mrs Dram and Mrs Heidrich while Mrs Carrie Arnold won high score. A luncheon followed as guests offered best wishes for the year ahead.
Auxiliary to Sons of Veterans Meeting at Woodmen Hall
Mrs Edith Williams presided as stalling officer during the Auxiliary to Sons of Veterans gathering in Woodmen Hall. Officers present included Mary Clarcomb vice president and Nina A man treasurer with Louise as chaplain and Louie guard. The YWCA symnasium hosted a barn dance by the Senior Friendship club from seven to nine thirty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Williams
Sons of Veterans
Woodmen Hall
Charles Decker
Mary Clarcomb
Ick
Nina Aman
Louise
Louieguard
Elizabeth
Ant
Eva
Worthinston
Cora Palmer
Dessie Sutton
Lice Sutton
Clara Evans
Pauctor
Jeannette
Edith Wil
Y. WL. A. Symnasium
Jans Hall
Vivian Richards
Alberta Wright
Ruth Oviatt
Jean Marie Smith
Miss Conwar
Inter Brothers
Roy B. Clymer
Evening Club Calendar At Grace and Nearby Churches
Tonight many groups meet across the area including Emma Dean Anderson Circle of tniced Presbyterian church, Grace Lutheran youth with Willard Schmitigen, and H P Chapman Camp of the Sons of Union Veterans sponsoring a supper at EI OQO. Members assemble at 6 to 7:30 with St Andrew’s guild, Second Congregational, St Pants church, and Beacon Light class among others. A large social and religious program includes a rureen dinner, a mother banquet, a knife of notes, and a formal meeting at Beacons. The Sandusky party hosts, with attendees from Norwalk and Elyria, gathers for a chicken dinner and address by Peter Ratrich. The afternoon session features ritual work by Lorain renew No. 6 and Port Huron officials with local guards and district deputies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Dean Anderson
Tniced Presbyterian Church
Grace Lutheran Church
Willard Schmitigen
Cleveland Road
H. P. Chapman
Sons of Union Veterans
F. Hall
St. Andrew's Enusch
G. A. Lamberton
Cirsie No. 3
St. Pants
Beacon Lighe
St. Paul’s Chur
Long Movik
Lake Avenue
Nertie Finch Webber
Church of Christ
Geod Wil Bible
Congregational Church
Aid
Mabow
Bers
Oveland
S&s Elgb
Tureen Cinnerache
Frank Saicb
Potitan ¢Inb
A. Kappa Beta
Broad Stree
Mn Hishwar
Meec
Sandusky
Norwalk
DeVerne
Varcilion
Elyria
Lorain
Law& No
I. C. O. F. Temple
May Schultz
Sandys
Peter Ratrich
Curtis
Lorain Renew No
LaPorte W C T U Hosts Christmas Meet at Church
LaPorte B C T U hosted nine members yesterday at First Congregational Church. Rev Paul Brown spoke on England during the evening. Miss Julianne Bennett led devotions and Prof P D Sherman of Oberlin gave the address with lavender sachets for all. a Community Fund contribution was approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mar Htuere
LaPorte W. C. T. U
Mary Miller
Rita Robson
Huene
Paul Brown
de LaPorte Church
Albert Walters
Miller Sant
Core Mar Waiton
1St Congregational Church
Ebba Fosse
Harriott Fransii
Luella Elcis
Gladys Fow Eowman
Jacqueline Greene
Corrinne Brown
Marjorie Francis
Julianne Bennett
P. D. Sherman
Oberlin
England
Lavrendar Sachet
Gates Parent Teacher Association Plans Bazaar and Drive
Room Meoebers and officers met at Gates School yesterday afternoon to finalize plans for the upcoming bazaar. The room mothers reported 135 members in a drive toward a 200 goal, with Doris Sprague as membership chair and a list of mothers including L Norman, Tee Perkins, Gordon Rawesen, Loretta Pigman, Charles Petro, Roy Bittner, R Burton, George Innes, Luella Crosby, Ruth Hollis, and R G Beesing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gates
Doris Sprague
L. Norman
Tee Perkins
Gordon Rawesen
Loretta Pigman
Charles Petro
Roy Bittner
Chili Luncheon Hosts for Women’s Club Meet
Chili luncheon hosted by Hot-Chamb members at Mrs. Morton Hastings home on Prospect Street. Two guests, Mrs. Frank Smith and Mrs. Ted Standen, attended. Bridge provided afternoon diversion with prizes awarded to Mrs. Smith and Mrs. William Jenne Sr. Next meeting planned in three weeks with Miss Ruby Woodcock on Lake Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton Hastings
Prospect Street
Frank Smith
Ted Standen
Bridge
Smith
William Jenne
Ruby Woodcock
Lake Avenue
Local society notes from Elyria and area
Dr Josephne L Peirce of Lima was guest of Mrs George P Colbern in Ebris. Peirce spoke at the general meeting of the ria Woman s club yesterday. Gilbert Sistosen of 314 Eighth Flaca, WI for three weeks, is convalescing after a tomsillo rom operation at home. Dr and Mrs E J Bond left for Mesque hening PA where they were called by the death of Dr Bond s brother s wife. funeral Friday. Miss Gertrude south home from Ohio University Athens was dinner guest of Miss Muriel Lump Middle avenue. Born to Mr and Mrs Harver Leimbach 517 2 aughte Elyria hospital Nov Members of Elyria review W B A who attended the rally in Sandusky yesterday are Masdsnies Emm2 Zz2eri Neliie Rayis Edith Hill Nina Hitsmas Stella Landers Leona Sehmidi Sarah Masser Carrie Metcalf and Marr Gilder and Miss Hazel Gibson. Mr and Mrs Everett Boone 425 Qbertin road announce the birth of a son at Elyria Memor i Hospital on November 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Sistosen
E. J. Bond
Mesquehening
Pennsylvania
Dr. Bond
Gertrude South
Ohio University
Athens
Muriel
Lump
Middle Avenue
Harver Leimbach
Elvri
Érierial Hospital
Elyria Review
Sandusky
Resterdar
Neliie Rayis
Edith Hill
Nina Hitsmas
Stella Landers
Leona Sehmidi
Sarah Masser
Carrie Metcalf
Marr Gilder
Hazel Gibson
Everett Boone
Qbertin Road
Elyria Memori Hospital
Pastor Addresses Men's Brotherhood Meeting Topic
Pastor Ernst Irsen spoke to the Men's Brotherhood at iteh church parlor on The Stewardship of Life. President C W Menz led the business meeting and announced a rally at St Peters Church in Ames last Sunday. Shuff leboard entertainment followed by refreshments provided by A W Wackenfuss and Gus Quade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sed Sr
Ernst Irsen
Iteh
C. W. Menz
St. Peters
Amerst
A. W. Wackenfuss
Gus Quade
Quarterly M E Rally at First Methodist Church
The First Methodist church held a pleasant quarterly rally last night with a dinner hosted by Mrs Oscar Dunn's Circle. Dr Vernon Weser of Oberlin spoke on Miracles at First Church and Dr Edwin Kirbr, former pastor, added remarks. reports from groups were shared. The B A Bridge Club met with Mrs Harold Bassett. prizes were awarded to Mrs Jack Lonswar Mrs Harry Barke and Mrs Ror Hing. Refreshments followed before adjournment to reconvene in two weeks at Mrs Fiord Drusendzhi's on Tenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Oscar Dunn
Vernon Weser
Oberlin
First Church
Etsra
Edwin Kirbr
Bh. A. Bridge Club
Harold Bassett
Monroe Court
Jack Lonswar
Harry Barke
Ror Hing
Fiord Drusendzhi
Tenth Street
Brotherhood Meets at Emmanuel Lutheran Church
The Brotherhood held its first meeting with new pastor Dr. J. R. Urich at Emmanuel Lutheran Church last evening. Devotions opened the session, followed by planning for the future. After a social hour, refreshments were served by L. Kinney, Frank Oerteli, Arnold, and Henry Stran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Lutheran Brotherhood
J. R. Urich
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Messrs
L. ¥. Kinney
Frank Oerteli
Arnold
Henry Stran
Hospital Admissions And Discharges Brief List
Hospital admissions include Jane Cochrane Mrs Everett Boone 225 Frank McDonald R No 2 George Datis 228 W Bridge Mrs Kenneth West 455 W 9th Street Discharges list Mrs Albert Cook baby sir 118 Fairlawn Avenue Mrs Norman Giikison baby boy 263 Pasadena John Warner Sheffield Lake Mrs Stanley Joresk Brunswick
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Jane Cochrane
Everett Boone
Frank McDonald
George Datis
W. Bridge
Kenneth West
W. 9Th Street
Albert Cook
Fairlawn Avenue
Norman Giikison
Pasaden
John Warner
Sheffield Lake
Stanley Joresk
Brunswick
Masten Talks On Trends In Education
Elyria area education leader outlines modern teaching aims and contrasts with European methods. He says schooling should foster independent thinking and civic citizenship, with new subjects and social perspectives shaping curricula. A play and PTA business followed the address at Elyria High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masten
Marriage Announcement for Kathryn Troxel and John Orvis
Mrs Ida J Troxel of Washington avenue announces the marriage of her daughter Kathryn to John Orvis son of Mr and Mrs Bert Orvis East River Street Monroe Michigan ceremony held November 12 in Monroe Michigan About fifty members and guests of the Maranatha Class of First Baptist Church met for a tureen dinner and brief business session then attended evening services in the church auditorium addressed by George W Sorhyde of Cleveland City M
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida J. Troxel
Washington Avenue
Kathryn
John Orvis
Orvis
Bert Orvis
East River Streat
Monroe
Michigan
Maranatha
First Baptist Church
George W. Sorhyde
Cleveland City
Debate Reveals Campaign Issues in Central Ohio
In Columbus on November 14 central Ohio voters heard a preview of 1936 campaign planks. Charles West, former Ohio congressman and Under-Secretary of the Interior, debated Hamitt en Fish and criticized past administrations for a haphazard planning policy toward industry. Fish called the Roosevelt era a destroyer of business confidence, citing AFL data that unemployment rose since June 1933. West warned of excessive profits by high finance and Mellon’s 124 percent return Tech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus. O
Ohio
Charles West
Interior
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hanniten Fish
Ft West
Harding
Coolidee
Hoover
West
Andrew Mellon
Fish
Roosevelt
American Federation of Labor
New York
Collision in Foster Park area damages two cars
Deputies reported a collision near Foster Park road and Broadway around 7 pm yesterday involving cars driven by Mermit Eiiby of Stop 3 Lake Avenue and Martin Fisher of Lorain. The incident caused damage to both vehicles and details were released by the sheriff's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mermit Eiiby
Lake Avenue
Martin Fisher
Lorain
Foster Park Road
Broadway
Association Meeting Plans Dinner December 11
The group reported 154 members last year with RW. McWilliams presiding as president. Paul Hines chaired the program and entertainment. The next meeting on December 11 will be a dinner in the high school cafeteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RW. McWilliams
Paul Hines
Rummage Sale Next to Central Book Store Saturday
A rummage sale will be held Saturday next to the Central Book Store to benefit C. CLT. Proceeds go to the listed cause, with hours and entry details unspecified in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Book Store
Benefit C. Clt
Rummage and Sauerkraut Sale Announcements
Rummage Sale items listed for Sat Nov 15 at 1217 West Ave and Fri Sat at 248 2nd St next to Birkline's by American Legion Aux. Sauerkraut Supper on Saturday Nov 1 at 6:30 with public invited. Elyria Women’s Club on 4th St offers Beneti Milk Fund items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Ave
2Nd St
Birkline’s
American Legion Aux
Elyria
St.Beneti
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Ruth Brian Owen Ia
Key West
Washington, D
E. D. Haggsereh
Josephine Peirce
Carl Dramm
Marshall Chapt
Miss Worcester
George Miller
Sol Bagnell
T. A. Roberts
B. H. Krapke
A. Miscoe
Harriet Simmons
Jake Gerger
A. K. Laisr
Thomas Stirzaker
Harold Towne
Edgar Martin
Mae Pelton
Thelma
E. Page
Anna Xnisker
George Brouse
Woodland Avenue
Gar
George Folk
Margaret Maddox
Cler
J. Young
Riverside
Circle
Edith Mae
Chiffon and Service
Hygrade Pay Cleaners
Middle Ave
Mrs. Heidrich
Helen Jesend
Misehia
Dhe
Ausrese
Kol
Venus
Leser
Amottas
Orca
Haiter
Sandusky R
Minerva Mann
Port Huror
Berry
Taptain
Guards of
Cleveland
Laporte
B.C.T.U
Professor Sherman
Mary Etfe
Drahe Umiver
Des Moines
Aeme Phoroore
Josephne L. Peirce
Lima Qhio
George P. Colbern
Ebris
Ria Woman's Club
M. E. Rally
Mrs. Bassett
Brotherhood
Sanko Restaurant
Bell
Wilmot Printing Company
Masonic Temple
Attos
Swagger
FUR Shoppe
Ethiopia
Becaus
Great Britain
France
Etal
Xew
Picture Store
West Second Bt
Billy Cullitan
Hotel Biltmore Orchestra
Eddie Paul
Orch
Brown CO
Bazleys
Heldmyer
Broad Street
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