American Legion Aux Juniorettes Elect Officers
Juniorettes of the American Legion Auxiliary held their November meeting at the Elks. Officers elected: president Virginia Kolopos, first VP Betty Bogart, second VP Leslie Hurlbut, secretary treasurer Patty Jane Davis, chaplain Caroline Hurlbut, sergeant at arms Phyllis Smith, color bearer John Perkins, banner bearer Dorothy Cooley. Members welcomed: Marie Law and Dorothy Cooley. Next event a Christmas party December 10 at Virginia Kolopos home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
the Elks
Virginia Kolopos
Betty Bogart
Leslie Hurlbut
Patty Jane Davis
Caroline Hurlbut
Phyllis Smith
John Perkins
Dorothy Cooley
Ida Hansen
Marie Law
W. H. Cooley
Arthur Perkins
Jean Allen
Beilty Kolopos
Freda Koletka
Ada Allen
Gertrude Hoogenboom
Iva Sabins
Plaee
Joan Perkins
Foster Avenue
Baptist Women Meet in Quarterly Conference
The Women’s Missionary Union of Hebren Association will hold its regular quarterly meeting at Penfield Junction Baptist Church Tuesday. The first session starts at 10:00 AM with Mrs. Frank Greenwood of Lorain introducing Rev. and Mrs. S. J. Hausser of El Callao Venezuela. Delegates from thirteen Congregations across Lorain and Medina counties are expected. Mrs. W. C. Swanscott oversees transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Misionary Union of Hebren Association
Penfield Junction Baptist Church
Frank Greenwood
Lorai
S. J. Hausser
el Callao
Venezuela
South America
Dolores Finley
Ruth Hege
Elyria
W. C. Swanscott
Lorain
Medina Counties
Triple D
Cleveland
Cong’l
Strohl
Bond Street
Central Guild of St. Andrews
C. D. Gull
8Th Street
Ta Wa Si
H. Gannett
F. Ernshaw
Fremont Street
Georgiana Kowalesky
Kinling Street
Division L
2Nd
Anna Kennedy
Legionnaire
el Porto
Charles Crosby
Lake Avenue
Marguerite Wolf
Huron Street
St. John's Auxiliary
Woman’s Club
Hezel Greber
Clark Street
St. Mary's Church
James McFadden
Helen Lindway
Circle Dot
Klara Schaub
Deha Road
Sigma Omega Sigma
Rosemary Strizaker
Annabel Ryan
Columbus Street
Young Women’s League
Helen Tappan Berthoff
Jolly 8
Peter Yuca
Woodford Avenue
Elyria Lodge
Chevalier Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Republican Women’s Club
Frank S. Harmon
Masonic Temple
Daughters of Scotia
Mary-Martha
St. Pauls Church
St. John's Young People’s Society
Lectures on the Ascended Master Move to Masonic Temple
Organizers of the Cassiere lectures in Lorain shift the venue to the Masonic Temple at Fourth and Washington for November 16 and 17 due to high turnout interest in the creative word Ilam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilam
William J. Cassiere
Lorain
Masonic Temple
Fourth
Washington
Reed Anniversary Party With Bingo And Gifts
A group gathered at Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Reed home on North Oliver Street to celebrate their first wedding anniversary. Bingo games provided the entertainment with prizes and a luncheon followed. The Reed couple received gifts. Separate note: shipments of refrigerated meat from Uruguay to other countries rose 38 percent over the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Reed
North Oliver Street
Uruguay
Anniversary calendars and club events at Elyria churches
Community calendar lists fifth anniversary observance at United Presbyterian Church with Reverend Strangeway, plus lectures, suppers, meetings, and socials across many groups including Rainbow, Daughters of Scotia, Y Debs, Ladies aid, and church circles. Notable events feature Arthur Kallet lecture at High School Auditorium, and a charity program by Second Baptist Church with CKLW singers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men's Missionary League of
United Presbyterian Church
Strangeway
Arthur Kallet
Daughters of
Sahara
Cleveland
Rainbow
Methodist Church
South Side
W. G. Senft
Sixth Street
2Nd Congregational
A. E. Kemp
West Street
Anita Meinke
Tally Ho
A. C. Roush
Spruce Street
Zetta Brooks
C. Hirth
Winckles Street
Business Women’s Bible
L. R. Curtis
Fifth Street
Townsend Club
Elyria Assembly Order
King Solomon Lodge
Knights of Columbus
Second Baptist Church
Church of Christ On
Second Street
Elder Co. E. Morton
Windsor
Canada
CKLW
Community Chorus
Elyria
All Holiness
J K Hester
Tenth Street
Elyria Pair Names Incomplete Criminal Listing
Verne D Forsythe 23 Elyria home insulator and Grayce L Shinskey 22 of 839 West Broad Elyria J Ernest Falacco 29 Toraln machine operator and Agpa Trnian Eden Fritsch 23 Elyria steel work and Dorothy Si 18 Lorain contain a fragmentary listing of ages occupations and addresses from a local incident notice with unreadable portions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verne D. Forsythe
Elyria
Grayce L. Shinskey
West Broad Street
J. Ernest Falacco
Toraln
Agpa Trnian
Ain
Edward Fritsch
Dorothy Si
Lorain
Local social visits noted in Clarkfield and neighboring towns
Miss Elizabeth Caurse and George Caurse of Elyria visited Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Caurse. Mrs. Mardie Shays, Clarence Shays and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Blakeman of Norwalk spent Sunday with the Sherman Bills. Mr. and Mrs. George Wargo of Wakeman called on Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Harris Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Caurse
George Caurse
Elyria
A. C. Caurse
Mardie Shays
Clarence Shays
Elmer Blakeman
Norwalk
Sherman Bills
George Wargo
Wakeman
Clarence Harris
Speakers To Tell Of Tiffin Home For Orphans
Miss Mallie Cook of Akron will speak at Gates School Auditorium Tuesday at 8 00 p m on what the Tiffin Orphans Home has meant to her. She entered the home as a child with five siblings and now works as a private secretary for a prominent Akron attorney. The Junior Order of United American Mechanics operates the Tiffin home caring for about 1200 children on 900 acres with 60 buildings, schools, and a church. Since 1853 the order runs nearby homes in Lexingon, North Carolina, helping more than 3500 children earn diplomas and prepare for responsible roles in society. The Tuesday talk begins a district series to inform members and friends about the organization's work and country uplift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiffin Orphans
United American Mechanics
Mallie Cook
Akron
Gates School
Miss Cook
Ohio
Lexington
N. C
Concord School House Hosts Patriotic Fraternity Event
Concord School house at German town Pennsylvania hosts a Junior Order gathering presented as the nation s oldest and largest patriotic fraternal body. Officials state Virtue Liberty and Patriotism guide the Order and Lorain Council members and friends will attend Elyria Council No 406 on Tuesday night with a program of entertainment before Miss Cook s talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Germantown
United States
Lorain Council
Elyria Council
Friendship Club Meets At Mrs Buckingham Home
Mrs James Buckingham hosted the Friendship Club Thursday afternoon with a brief business session followed by bingo. Honors went to Mrs Hal Carmel for high and Mrs Carl Hershey for consolation. Refreshments were served, and Mrs Hal Carmel will entertain the club on December first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Buckingham
Friendship Club
Hal Carmel
Carl Hershey
Kipton Open House Draws Large Crowd at School
Kipton residents and former students filled the school Wednesday for Open House from 3 to 8 pm. The program featured four high school orchestra selections, a vocal solo Trees by Robert Waite, a trumpet solo by Elmer Morgan, Boys Glee Club song, and a short address by County Superintendent A Gibbons. Teachers reported 169 visitors during the day and evening sessions. Camden Board of Education to meet November 14 at the schoolhouse.
Birthday Dinner and Social Gatherings In Local Community
Mrs. P. E. Harding hosted a birthday dinner for Mrs. Sarah McCotter with guests including Mrs. W. F. Betts Mrs. A. Perkins Miss Jessie Mellor and Mr. Dexter Dobney and Mrs. Williams hosting a church reception for the Amherst couple Gifts were exchanged and games and music were shared Refreshments followed A separate note reports Mr and Mrs Frank Williams and Mr and Mrs Wade Williams of Elyria as supper guests Mrs Perkins and Miss Mellor joined Miss Mary Westlake in Mary's Ville for a weekend visit Mrs William Geist visited her son Marion Geist and family in Wakeman on Thursday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. E. Harding
Sarah McCotter
W. F. Betts
A. Perkins
Jessie Mellor
Otto Huene
Dexter Dobney
Amherst
Community Church
Christian Endeavor Society
Frank Williams
Wade Williams
Elyria
Guy Morgan
F. A. Perkins
Frances Davidson
Mary Westlake
Mary‘sville
William Geist
Marion Geist
Wakeman
Victory Quilt Club Meets at Mrs Schwarer’s Home
Friday afternoon the Victory Quilt Club gathered at Elizabeth Schwarer’s home where a comfort was tied and completed. The group discussed plans for the annual Christmas party and the hostess served dainty refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victory Quilt Club
Elizabeth Schwarer
Laf a Lot Club Hosts Pleasant Thursday Social
Members of the Laf a Lot club enjoyed a pleasant Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Mark Brimson with a social hour sewing and later refreshments. Mrs. D R Dunlap will entertain for the next meeting. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Roland Pfeiffer and daughter Audry of Cleveland and Mrs Marshall and her mother of Glasgow Scotland. Mrs M A Artz Carl Artz and Miss Ruth Richardson dined Saturday evening with Mr and Mrs John Burnett of Columbia. Richardson of Akron spent the weekend at the Artz home. Mrs J A Schurgot returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laf-a-Lot
Mark Brimson
D. R. Dunlap
Roland Pfeiffer
Audry
Cleveland
Marshall
Glasgow
Scotland
A. B. Peiffer
M. A. Artz
Carl Artz
Ruth Richardson
John Burnett
Columbia
Richardson
Akron
Artz
J. A. Schurgot
Teachers' Association Meet at Brighton High Hall
The Brighton Teachers' Association will meet Wednesday December 16 at eight in the high school hall. The program includes a humorous time party and dancing. Hot coffee or tea will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Highrium
Weekday Social Roundup Skims Pittsburgh Visitors
Fragments describe visits and gatherings in Pittsburgh and Sebring area. Mrs Geo Holmes and Mr and Mrs Bingham hosted guests at homes. L Blanera and Wilson family outings noted with Mr and Mrs Ru at Paul Longs Columbus gathering. A southern vegetarian group held a secret conference drawing outsider curiosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
P. D. Schurgot
Geo. Holmes
Bingham
Robert
L. Blanera
and Wilson
Sebring
F. A. Ru
Paul Long
Columbus
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Soggna
Dorothy Funk
Mable Little
Aherican Legion Aux
Masons
A. M
Baptist
Wonder
Maurice
Karl Queer
Permanen
Mvno Kenn Beauty Shoppe
Rhon
Civics and Political Science
Methodist Circle No
Melton
E. 13Th Street
1St Cong’s
W. G. Ludwig
Hamilton Avenue
Little Sorority
Oberlin
H. Morgan Jr
Blue Triangle
Catholic Study Club
Charles Wentz
Middle Avenue
Clasque
Evalyn Lehman
St. Paul’s Circle No. 1
F Schramm
Schramm Road
St. Paul’s
Grace Church
U. P. Church
Cong
S. Circle No. 1
John Grouse
1St Cong
Circle No
W. F. Sudro
2Nd Street
Red Cross
East Broad Street
M. E. Circle No
Walter Grobe
Telegraph Road
Jean Scott
Elyria Rockettes
West Side Guild of St. Andrews
Grace Archambeau
Division
Matt Raid
Woodland Avenue
St. Theresa Society
Gilbert Radacsi
Irondale St
M. T
Cues and Lines Club
St. Agnes Parish Hall
Daughters of Scotland
St. Paul's
Woodworth
Women's Benefit Association
Evangelical Womens Union
David J. Nye
Order of DeMonlay
St. Paul's Circle No
George Decker
Oxford Avenue
Church of Christ Ladies Aid
Zhonta
N. F. W. Club
Church of Christ
H. R. Riddle
East Avenue
Good Will Bible
1St Congregational Church
Kieth
West St. M. M
Mae Dramm
Blanche Kohler
Round Table
Rockwood
Catholic Study Club No. 1
R. J. Schork
Stanford Avenue
Odette
Marie Lewis
Bechtel Road
Widening Circle
Baptist Church House
Middle Steps
Jefferson Jr. High P T. A
Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
Royal Neighbors of America
Protected Home Circle
Tigredia Social Club
Grace Guild
Gideon Bible
C. L. Bristol
Clarksfield
Mallie
Cook
Grafton
Kipton School News
Ory
Quilters Meet
Laf-A-Lot Club
Land
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Ade
Lorain County Home
Hugh Greer
Princeton
Oer Ynerals A. J Ae
Public Utility Commission
Broad Street
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