Reverend and Mrs Burner Honored at Farewell Reception
About 150 former congregants and friends gathered at the Elyna Woman's Club on Fourth Street for a farewell reception for Reverend and Mrs. Burner. G. B. Findley led, Mrs. R. Baird sang two selections, Dr. A. Baird praised their service, and gifts included an electric coffee urn set and a traveling bag. Hosts and guests included the Bakers, the Lawsons, and the Burners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyna Woman's Club
Fourth Street
Community events and club meetings across East Avenue region
Local clubs and churches hold evening programs and social events. Activities include Maranatha Class at East Avenue First Baptist, Pythian Sisters convention in Cleveland, Pilgrim Community Church program on Ellis Island, St Pauls Circle No 5 gathering, Spring Valley Country Club dinner and dance at Hotel Cleveland, and multiple church and club gatherings with readers, music, and socials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maranatha
East Avenite
Pythian Sisters
Cleveland
Woman's Association
Pilgrim Community Church
Ellis Island
St. Paul's Church
Julius Schuster
West Street
Spring Valley Country Club
Hotel Cleveland
Wilders
Church of Christ
Boylan
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
Grace Lutheran Church
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Lorain
Lorain Council
M. E
Thanksgiving Dinner Noted By Tigredia Club
The Tigredia Social Club will hold its annual Thanksgiving dinner Friday at noon at the Secod Congregational church, moved from Thursday. The Lucky Links club meets tomorrow at Mrs. Don Wilmot’s Adelbert street home. Elyria Chapter D A R discusses Mary Slessor of Calabar with Mrs. T T Robinson at 398 Washington Ave Thursday at 2:30 PM. Sons of Veterans Auxiliary hosts a threein dinner and sewing meeting at the G A R ball tomorrow with an afternoon drill and evening business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tigredia Social Club
Secod Congregational Church
Lucky Links Club
Don Wilmot
Adelbert Street
Elyria
Mary Slessor
Calabar
T. T. Robinson
Washington Avenue
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
Federation Program 15 Book Review At Supper
Large attendance at Federation weekly supper in W C A gym. Miss Margaret Edwards spoke on books noting two reading types, pleasure and understanding, comparing books to personal attire and citing Lindbergh and Riley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation
W.C. A
Margaret Edwards
Suns Club
Lindbergh
Riley
Jim Riley
First Study Program of Musical Art Society at Robinson Home
Members of the Musical Art Society gathered at Mrs T T Robinsons Washington Avenue home for their first study program of the year Mrs Fred Bryant introduced by President Mrs H A Parker presented a piano development talk tracing Bach to Debussy and discussing early instrument history including the Cristofori fortepiano and prominent keyboard instruments Numerous pieces were performed by members and tea was served by Mrs T T Robinson Mrs F Besinger and Mrs J G Wherry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musical Art Society
Robinson
The
T. T. Robinson
Washweton Avenue
Fred Bryant
H.A. Parker
Debussy
Cristoferie
Bach
Metropolitan Museum
New York
Italy
Bryant
R. A. Parker
Scarlatti
Mozart
Marjoria Rossiter
Liszt
Mary Sewerd
Grief
Balikirew
C. E. Crites
Akron
Norton
Salter
Loomis
George Day
Amourette
MacDowell
J. B. Thomas
Aries
Massenet
C. B. Bradbeck
Ta-Wa-Si Club Welcomes New Member At December Plans
Ta-Wa-Si Club met last evening at 14 East Avenue with Mabel Gaston presiding. Guest Helen Bassett attended. Mildred Luene was initiated by candle light. Members dressed dolls and made scrapbooks for China. They planned a December candy sale and a Christmas party on December 20 hosted by Mrs. Marjorie Renouard on Middle Agar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acmepfed
Mabel Gaston
East ‘Avenue
Helen ‘Bassett
Mildred \luene
China
Marjorie Renouard
Nineteenth Century Club Meets At Mrs Werner Home
The Nineteenth Century Club of Olosrim met with Mrs. A L Werner at 232 Ohio Street with twenty members present. Papers on Religion Yesterday and Today by Mrs. Clarence Wright and Settlement Houses by Miss Pamela Allen were read. Guests attended and refreshments were served. yellow decor and luncheon appointments completed the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Research Club
Frank Luther
Lake Avenue
George A. Lamberton
Ellis Island
Clarence Greene
Ohio
Hecker
Furnace Street
Wilcox
Central Guild
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Mamle Hart
East Avenues
Olosrim
A. L. Werner
Ohio Street
Clarence Wright
Settle
Pamelia Allen
Mooseheart Women Nominate Officers at Regular Meeting
The women of the Mooseheart Legion held a regular meeting to nominate officers. Mrs Louise Woodcock won the quilt. The legion will meet on December 5 for the election of officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mooseheart
Minn Aem
The
Mooseheart Legion
Louise Woodcock
Legion
Armistice Banquet Set By Elyria Legion Tonight
The Elyria legion post hosts its Armistice banquet tomorrow evening at 6:26 in the Legion hall with the minstrel show cast as guests. Dr L A Chamberlain of Painesville will speak, Buddy Burton of Cleveland and Z J Graber will show Paris trip films, and County Commissioner Big Bill Richmond will share remarks on legion service and future community work. Department commander Geo E Denny of Middletown was to attend but is unable due to another engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Legionnaires
Elyria
Legion Hall
Legion and Auxiliary
Legionnaires
Auxiliary
Legion
Geo. H. Allen
L. A. Chamberlain
Painesville
Buddy Chamberlain
Buddy Harold H. Burton
Cleveland
National Legion
Paris
Buddy Z. J. Graber
Post
Burton
Elyria Lodge Confers Second Degree at Meeting
The Elyria Lodge No. 103 I O O F held a well attended regular meeting at the IOOF hall. The highlight was the conferring of the Second Degrees on four candidates by the degree team led by Capt. E C Jacobs. City Treasurer elect Ralph Reinhardt toasted the election with cigars. Next meeting November 22 will nominate officers and feature entertainment after 8 oclock. Carlisle Grange No. 1502 held a community Thanksgiving supper with about ninety in attendance and a short business meeting in the lecturer’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pedro
Knights of St. John
K. of C. Hall
Elyria Lodge
Uader
E. C. Jacobs
Ralph Reinhardt
Carlisle Grange
Know Thy Sit Reading by Numerology Reveals Past
A numerology reading offered by Mrs. Cifas Wynn at 110 West River Street presents insights into past present and future. Contact phone 6231 for details and appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cifas
Wynn
West River St
Chas. Wynn
W. River St
Department hears of China at Elyria Woman's Club
The Elyria Woman's Club Education Department met at the club home with fair attendance. Mr. Huffman from Elyria High School shared articles from China and his teaching experiences there. Refreshments were arranged by a committee led by Mrs W T Paiseh. Admissions and discharges lists followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Department
China
Department of Education
Elyria Woman’s Club
Huffman
Elyria High School
W. T. Paiseh
Local Personal Notes From Elyria and Nearby
Mr and Mrs William Bark of Gary Indiana visited George Bradley and family Tuesday en route to Sparrows Point Maryland to see their son Walter Bark. Mrs L M Wilson Betty Warner and Maydella Seixel of Cleveland visited Elyria Tuesday. Mrs Clarence Wright of Oberlin stayed in Elyria yesterday. A son was born to Romey Coon Route 2 at the local hospital. Dorotha Dosne recovers well from appendicitis surgery. Helene Haserodt shows improvement after thyroid surgery last week. Mrs Merle Penfound Carlisie Grange lecturer attends National Grange convention in Cleveland this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bark
Gary
Ind
George Bradley
Sparrows Point
Visi
Walter Bark
L. M. Wilson
Betty Warner
Maydella Seixel
Cleveland
Elyria
Seigel
Clarence Wright
Oberlin
Romey Coon
Dorotha Dosne
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Helene Haserodt
Merle Penfound
Carlisie Grange
National Grange
St Louis Fur Market Leads World Industry
St Louis grew from 18th century settlement to a leading global fur market. Early exchanges traded beads and trinkets for pelts. Today annual fur trade volume runs into millions, with federal semi annual auctions noted. Public notices include sales and community events at local halls and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Pierre Lacisde
Auguste Chouteau
New Orleans
Reddish
Federal
Pribtloff Islands
United States
Seal Fur Auctions Dominate Alaskan Coast Trade
Seals from the Alaskan coast are auctioned in May and October, with about $600000 changing hands. Buyers from across the United States and fur houses in London and Paris attend. Black seals command the highest demand, followed by Bois de Campeche logs. St. Louis hosts the largest fur market, setting world prices while handling government seal skins and dispatching dyeing gatch to auction.
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Alaskan
United States
London
Paris
Bois de Campeche
St. Louis
The
Mart
Booths for courting in churches proposed by reformer
Dr Ira Land rith of Chicago urged Denver Christian Endeavor societies to place courting booths in churches to attract youth to church. He argued marriages occur in church and courts should happen there, safer than dances or parks with bootleggers, noting the preacher can marry the couple if they decide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Ira Landrith
Chicago
Christan Endeavor Union
Christan Endeavor Societies
Alaska
Casa
Many Kinds of Trees in North America
The American Nature Association notes in Tree Habits that nearly a thousand native tree kinds exist in North America, plus many widely introduced foreign trees. Of the natives, about one hundred are classed as important timber trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North America
American Nature Association
Moth proof wool devised by Württemberg chemists
German scientists unveil a wool treatment that supposedly makes fabrics moth proof without altering appearance or feel. The method promises durable protection for blankets and garments, with moths reportedly avoiding treated wool for weeks.
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Stuttgarth
Germany
Wurttemberg
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EH. D. Adams
Highth Street
Mintie Terry
Nellie Todd
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William Pengo
Ella Snodgrass
Grace
Dirs
Freeman
W. D. Huffman
Westaureate
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Florida
A. Freeman
Myron Freeman
William Bowman
Frank Hitsman
Sylvia Marsh
Charles Zachariah
Pearl
Baldwin
Hales
Donald Hirstman
Dorothy Thornton
Ed Gleason
Happy Hour
Bunco Club
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H. H. McGowan
Claude Christy
T. C. Monry
Haq
James France
Blue Deck
Chris Neufer
Blue Deck Card Club
Oakleaves
Llarence Oakley
Nick Neuter
Fred Dierrich
Th. Markling
Pat Ho‘gan
Lewis Court
Z. W
Federation Program
Fawn Hamilton
Happy Dozen
Junior Thomas
Hugh Thomas
Marie Dusendah
William King
LES Amies
J. Manzo
Les Amiez
East Broad Street
Mary Schlesser
Elizabeth Rich
W. P. Livingston
Second Congregational Church
Bunco
Justice
Ralph Hudnelt
Oberiin
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Oberlitt
Inetins
Siniley
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Packard
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Holmes
Singerfelt
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Brikhart
Welch
Krugman
Hart
Mrs. A. ©. Schilleman
Mr. Schilleman
W. B.A
Qui Crest
Vivian Lawrence
Cleveland Street
Bridge
Elizabeth Taylor
Vivian Lord
Dean Reed
Misa Eleanor Hirer
iPringeton Avenue
Lo. O. F. Lodge
Oertin Nord
Willam Logby
Lsahe Avenue
Ardis Linzee
Mansfield
William Curtis
W. Ardst
Lilian Talley
Outea
Jacob Legis
Grafton Road
Irwin Smith
Fur Market
O. F. Hall
Daughters of Scotland
Banco
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Broad St
Federal Store
Elyria Sisterhood
Elyria Eagles
All Welcome
Darek’s
Marcel and
Trace
Charis
Charis of
Lorain County Bank
Springvale
North Olmsted
Dolmar's
Wainwright
Paul Wainwright
Wagner
Ileana
Bucharest
Romania
Veana
Queen Marie
Second Cong’s
Callin A. M
Lorain County Bank Building
Rumania
State Physical Culture Academy
Beyn
Europe
Montevideo
Uruguay
L. Church
Troxel Bldg
Circle 3
First Cong
Rust
Elyria - Oberlin - Lorain
Rebekahs
Eagles Hall
Columbia
Polly
Gerald Marks & Band
Annabelle Lee
Litas
Jack Little
Broken Hearted
Seger Ellin
Harmony Records
Faille
Navy
Yard
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