Community club and church groups hold evening events in Elyria
Listings show David Goldfielz speaks at Elyria High School auditorium under Knights of Columbus. Federation of the W C A hosts a 6 oclock gathering at the YWCA. many lodges and clubs meet including I O O F Pythian Sisters and Knights of St John. Business and Professional Women discuss Community Chest and Miss Gertrude Underhill lectures on tapestries at the Elyria Women's Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Goldfielz
Elyria High School
Knightsa of Columbus
Phusical Art Society
Susanne Dreger
Howard de Gant
Federation of the
W. C
Elyria Lodge
O. F
Pythian Sisters
Y. W. C. A. Federation
Fiyria Woman's Club
Dorothy O’connor
Knights of St. John
Brotherhood of Grace Luther
Woman's Bible
Second Congregational Church
George Lamberton
Glendale Court
Lorain Beekeepers Meet at Buswell Home
Eighteen members of the Lorain County Beekeepers Association gathered at Mr and Mrs Floyd Buswell for a meeting on honey health issues with County Agent C E Rowland present Refreshments followed and plans were made to meet Roy Johnson in Aim horst with date to be announced Later
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Beekeepers Association
Bu Air
Business & RR. Roor
Medina
C. E. Rowland
Roy Johnson
Aimhorst
Birthday Surprise Party for Charles Redercomb
Charles Redercomb celebrated his tenth birthday with a surprise party at 131 Riverside Court hosted by his mother with help from Mrs. Alex Mack. Guests included Betty Bishop and notable attendees. games and prizes were awarded to Josephine Whitmer, Mary Jane Johnson, and Richard Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Redercomb
Riverside Court
Alex Mack
Josephine Whitmer
Mary Jane Johnson
Richard Smith
Betty Bishop
Lois Standen
Josephine Whitmore
Merle van Oster
Dorothy Eleanor Krougman
Stace Krueck
Elaine Gar Jan
Clifford Roe
Robert Helmsath
Harold Copas
Walter Mier
Thurman Elliott
Jack‘ Myers
George Broski
Kennet Lasgrey
Wayne White
Richard Clarence
Wilbur
Mrs Dorothy Ridgeway Hosts Piety Party In Minetto
Mrs Dorothy Ridgeway, visiting her mother Mrs Martha Ridgeway, was honor guest at a piety party on West River Street hosted by Mildred Fauver. Two tables of bridge played. Margaret Hewitt won high score and Miss Rutha Andrews second. Mrs J P Arms received a guest prize. a luncheon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Ridgeway Arms
Minetto
New York
Martha Ridgeway
Fifth Street
Mildred Fauver
West River Street
Friends of Arms
Margaret Hewitt
Rutha Andrews
J. P. Arms
Epworth League Holds Evening Meeting at First M E Church
The Intermediate Epworth League of the First M E church held an evening meeting led by Walter Hardy and Robert Smith on the topic Driving Home. Music featured violin duets by Masters James and Willard H. The session included a brief business portion and emphasized league values leadership development and interpreting Christ in each life. About twenty five attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
M. EB
Walter Hardy
Robert Smith
Masters James
Willard H Per
Monday Colonial Club Entertained at Mrs Sharp’s Home
The Monday Colonial Club was pleasantly entertained yesterday afternoon by Mrs W G Sky and her mother Mrs Martha Clough at Mrs Sharp's home on Washington Avenue. Five tables of five hundred provided diversions and four guests attended with tea time refreshments. Mrs Lacey Williams invites the club to meet at her Broad Street home on November 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GC. EL Wigton
Mary
Martha
C. E. Wigson
R. L. Wood
Lee
Mary and
Methodist Sunday School
Gulf Street
G. D. Lowry
Iakewood
Chris
J. W. Powell
Eleventh Street
Monday Colonial Club
W. G. Sky
Martha Clough
Not-a-Duce Club Meets at Miss Fujka’s Home
The Not-a-Duce club gathers at Miss Olivette Laack’s Har vard avenue home with six members and two guests Mrs. Carl Smith and Mrs. Car Kniep present. Miss Irma Fujka wins first prize in the five hundred card game and will host the club at her Denttele Court home in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olivette Laack Washort
Harvard Avenue
Carl Smith
Car Kniep
Irma Fujka
Fujka
Denttele Court
Ivy League style concert and club meetings in town
District meetings of the Ohio State Graduate Nurses Association convene in club rooms with a dinner at 6 o clock on Friday. The Daughters of the American Revolution plan a special 2:20 PM meeting, and the Widening Circle of First Baptist Church hosts Mrs. Neat on Friday at 2:30 PM. The Ivan Franc Tria, led by Mrs. Lila, performs at the Methodist church on Friday November 19 with contributions from the Vienna-born musician Ivan Francisci, detailing his career in Vienna and later Cleveland and Chicago orchestras, and his shift to concertizing and broadcasting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State Graduate Nurses Associatio
Daughters of
First Baptist Church
Neat Wooster
Wilford
Ivan Francisci
Vila Shith
Ivan Franc Tria
Lila
Progrsc Methodist
Metho
Lvan Francisci
Tive
Vienna
Felis
Oskar Nedbal
Gusts Mahler
Vienne
United States
America
Cle Loom
Land
Athletic Club
Chicago Grand Opera Forces
Ith
Chicago Opera
Cleveland
Hotel
Fifteenth Birthday Party Honors Alis Strohl
A home West street celebration honored Alis Strohl on her fifteenth birthday. Twelve guests attended as music and dancing enlivened the evening. A sumptuous dinner followed the cake and decor featured bells and other festive decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miro
Vera
Marriage and social notes from Canton area society page
Mrs. Ehrke hosts dinner for son Malcolm's marriage to Mildred Wolfe of Alliance. Attendees included the Bakers, Hamanns, and Ehrkes among others. Also reports lodge inspection at Canton Lorain Lodge No. 93, marriage license for Godelle Quit Oberlin, hospital admissions and discharges, plus brief items on fashion and Cuba molasses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Ehrke
East Ninth Street
Malcolm
Mildred Wolfe
Alliance
Ohio
Wilam Baker
Wm. F. Baker
Billie
Jimmie
Elmer Baker
John H. Hamann, Jr
Amherst
MM. H. Baker
Joan
Arthur Ehrke
Clyde Hamlin
Lila Ruch
Elyr
The
the Losts
Ter
Local Names Mentioned in War Era Community Notes
Fragmentary OCR from a Cleveland area page notes individuals around East and Middle avenues. Mentions include Mrs. M J Roth, Miss Gertrude Widerhilt, Mrs J P Garr, and Mrs Gearood with scattered references to Lake Hospital and the Ad and Music Department of the Woman's War. The text hints at civic events and a midweek trip but details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Yost
East Avenue
Juswell
M. J. Roth Ecurk
Lake Pital
Cleveland
Res
Gearood
Gertrude Widerhilt
Music
Yeria Woman's War
Ilene
Oberlin Men Back Fill Station and Benefit Show
Work nears completion on a new fill station opposite the corner of Lo ree. The Women's League of Oberlin College presents a benefit movie Thursday and Friday at the Theatre starring Dick TALIS and Oberlin graduates Albane y and Spaner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loree
Women's League of
Oberlin Collese
Talis
Oberlin Grad EN Albaney
Mi Mer Spaner
Shieh Caekea Mendar
Oberlin Briefs and Concert Announcement
Oberlin notes report a concert by alto in Warner Hall Thursday afternoon with free admission. The bulletin lists local residents visiting in Columbus Cincinnati Cleveland and Florida over the weekend and mentions Oberlin College classics faculty travel and a trustee visitor staying at the faculty club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
O J. Bughs
Murraytreet
Sarah Boswer
Spec End
Cleveland
Bosworth Mir
Artz
Dayton
Prour
Frederick Artz
Rand
Kimbal
Carter
Fla
Cora Morri
Florica
Lucian Warner
Facal Ub. of
South
Richard Ve
Banks to distribute Christmas Club funds in Lorain
Lorain banks will distribute over 125 900 dollars to Christmas Club members during the first ten days of December. The announcement specifies the funds and timeframe for the Lorain area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Lorain Banks
Todave Ives
Pot Luck Dinner at Mrs To M Pf Home
A community pot luck dinner is scheduled at the home of Mrs. To M. Pf from 4 to 7 on Thursday. Guests encouraged to bring a side dish or dessert and share in the meal.
Sand Myre and Eldo Lehman Rail Weekend Note
Sand Myre and Eldo Lehman are mentioned with Saturday night timing. The article references Germany and unemployment figures, a new road project in K ark Hawaii, and a National Daughters of Scotland event with a havar and Buneco party at Wurst Hall on Thursday at 730 PM. A Bazaar is announced for Congregational Church on Nov 18 and 19 with a chicken supper on Friday Nov 19. adults pay 30e.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Scotland
Wurst Hall
Congregational Church
Also Mentioned on This Page
Business and Professional Women's Club
Community Chest
Louise Parker
George Stevens
Community Chest Fund
Gertrude Underhill
Cleveland Museum of Art
Elyria Woman ‘S Club
Underhill
George Tyler
Baus
Nicholas
Stone
Christian Unton
Unit Presbyterian
Chitian Union
K. of FP
Ruby Ben
Hoagerbaum
Pedro
Myre Dougherty
Freeman
Oster
Meredith Barnes
Stoney
Parker
Fremont
Olga Johnson
Elyria Temple
Gertrude Smith
New York City
Mrs
Floyd Buswell
Lorain CO. Beekeepers
T Ae Eheh
Mame Beiaz
Colonial Club
SQN
Canton Lorain Lodge
John G. Godelle
Hand
Florence
Wiliam M
Dorothy
Larai
Naomi McCl Grafien
Mary Fundax
29Th St
Bert C Tlaan
Fairlawn
Jack Mills
Foster
Lloyd Tolley
Witla
Longford
William Tolle
Foster Rathman
Weer
Cuba
Charles W. Lawrence
New Na Korn
Con
Marooney Club
Oberlin College Orch
White Ash PitTs Crook's Coal & Supply Ca
Bic
Marceiling
Soc
American Barber Beauty Parlor
Broad St
Tralto
Warner H211
Toy
Wellington
Peter Fivykle
Peter Finkle
Huntington
M. EL
Wellington Baie
MBS
American Legion Aux
M. LE
Sale
Church of Christ
Cook's
Kentucky
Kennedy Coal CO
Jungle Cat
Milady
Howard Lehman Eral
Elyria Eagles
Cook's Mill Anery
Livria Suv
Bidz
Avioph T
Gene ST. Marle
East 2Nd
Castle
Esther Harrison
Thompson & Brookhauser Waite
Marcelling
Schwind’s Picture Framing Store
Carson's Millinery
Masonic Temple
Sand Myre
Eldo Lehman
Germany
Autor
Kark
Hawaii
EL Rice
Lorain County Bank Side
Ohne
Holcomb’s
Chas. H. Lee Yanaeor
West St
Elyria, O
Cook’s Millinery East Ave
Busick
Ilecock Floral Co
Moades
Aa Sda
Edie
Wed
Thurs
W. M. Scholl
Foot
Tr. Scholl
Dr. Schell
Biy Bivin
Middle Avenue
Ine Bis
Forager
HEINZ
Ile Eres
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