Elyrians Attend Lorain Rally District Royal Neighbors
Fifty Elyrans attended the Lorain County Rally of the Royal Neighbors of America in Lorain’s K. of P. hall yesterday. Mrs. P. C. Biddle presided as president and Mrs. Lent recorded secretary. Officers for six months were elected and next district meetings set for Elyria. Memorial work by Mayflower Camp of Elyria and a playlet Booster Meeting by Fis tla ladies. Dinner at United Brethren church followed by evening session.
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Lorain
Lorrain County
Royal Neighbors of America
K. of P. Hall
P. C. Biddle
Channel
Lent
Elyria
Mayflower Camp
Fistla
Hansman
Emma Scheuneman
W. 4. Brown
Emma Dill
United Brethren Church
Card Party Highlights Women Club Activities
A Business Women's Department card party at the Woman's Club awarded prizes to Mrs. A. C. Schilleman and Mrs. H. Reimhardt for bridge and Mrs. Eris Chapman for five hundred. Upcoming events include a Christmas dinner, Girl Scouts scrapbooks for an Oberlin orphanage, and an Investiture service. Multiple club meetings note Bible study, farewell for Flora Gackel, and social hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Women's
Woman's Club
Business Women’s Department
Thomas Potter
R . J. Martin
F. E. Decker
A. C. Schilleman
H. Reimhardt
Eris Chapman
Local lodges host meetings and events across Oberlin Lorain Elyria
Meetings of David Nye Chapter DoMolay and other groups are set for November 7 with 7 PM start and 8 PM public entertainment. Oberlin and Lorain chapters invited. A Cheese and Cracker Club dance is planned for Friday at Spring Valley club. Zonta Class of Second Congregational church meets at Miss Ruth Haag’s home. Elyria Lodge 1031 reports large attendance and discusses Grand Lodge elections on December 6. Judge Carl Weygandt and John N Harding addressed past events and Northwest Ohio history. 04 Literary Club met with papers on Children in the Home and a Alaska book review. Auxiliary sewing for Red Cross organized with meetings on Furnace Street and West Second Street.
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David Nye
DoMolay
Oberlin
Lorain
Cheese and Cracker Club
Spring Valley Club
Zonta
Second Congregational Church
Ruth Haag
West River Street
Elyria Lodge
E. L. Brecknock
Grand Lodge
Cc. J. Miller
Supreme Court
Carl V. Weygandt
Cleveland
Miller
J. W Dilgren
Dilgren
John N. Harding
Lorain County
Harding
Odd Fellowship
George Washington
Ohio
Schoenbrunn
Ohio Historical Society
Brother Harding
Robert Haeh
Woodworth
U.S W. V
J. H. Pope
West Second Street
Red Cross
E. J. McRoberts
Furnace Street
Aumlsary
Evening Club Events and Chorus Rehearsals In Elyria
Local groups host events tonight including Eighth Club with Miss Doris Walsh at Elyria Clinic and Cheerful Chatter Club on Lake Avenue. Marshall Chapter meets for officer election, Daughters of St. Andrew social, and Knights of Pythias and St Pauls Men’s Chorus gather at 7.00 pm. Elyria Masonic Chorus reports new music, rehearsals at the Masonic Temple, and a Sunday sacred concert at Emmanuel Lutheran Church on November 20 with Miss Mildred Brevoort violinist and Miss Irene Upton on piano. program starts at 7:30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Walsh
Elyria Clinic
Hazel Bensett
Lake Avenue
Marshall Chapter
Daughters of St. Andrew
Jack Jobson
East Avenue
Golden Glow
Veronica Beaver
West Bridge
Knights of Pythias
St. Paul's Church
Elyria
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mildred Brevoort
Bigelty
Nisa Mildred Brevoort
Irene Upton
Bible Class Enjoys Movies Shown by Rev. E. P. Meister
The Men’s Bible Class of First Baptist Church took a Monday evening trip to Canada via moving pictures led by Rev. Karl P. Meister. Attendees included Rev. WH Courtney and family, Karl Taylor and son, and other locals. Films showed northern wildlife and fishing adventures. A fish dinner followed.
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First Baptist Church
Canada
Moving Picture
Karl P. Meister
Home For the
Blind Lake
Ontario
WH. W. Courtney
Lorain
Karl Taylor
North Land
Scotland Home Rule plea at Glasgow conference
Cunning Lor KIDDIES Scotland makes home rule plea at a Scottish home rule conference held in Glasgow. The resolution favors a responsible Parliament for Scotland with full control of purely Scottish affairs while preserving loyalty to the Crown and Empire. Notable attendees include the Duke of Montrose and Lord Dalziel of Kirkaladan.
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Scotland
Glasgow
al Way
England
Duke of Montrose
Dalzier
Kirkalad
Norman Kemp
Maravis
Douglas and Clydesdale
Douglas Hamilton
James Gray
Henry Keith
D. M. Stevenson
Sixty Tables In Play At St. Mary's Charity Bridge
St Marys Hall hosted a charity bridge event raising support for St Marys church. Sixty tables competed in Bridge Five Hundred and Pedro with thirty five prizes displayed beside yellow tapers and chrysanthemums. A short musical program featured Catherine Seward Mary Franklin on piano and a crooning trio. Refreshments followed. the Hobos convention of the Ta Wa Si Club included Miss Mary Fox crowned as King of the Hobos and awards for outfits given to Stella Krasneski Eleanor Squires Ruth Becker and Edna Hills. December twentieth Miss Betty Day will host the club in church parlors.
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St. Mary’s Hall
St. Mary's Church
Bridge
Pedro
Prises
Curis
Catherine Seward
Mary Franklin
Alfred O'Donnell
Jack McPherson
Roland Faulhaber
Church of Christ
Findley
Abbey Road
Dorothy Barton
Mary Fox
Ruth Becker
Edna Hills
Florence Stetson
Iva Oliver
Harret Gray
Ruth McGinnis
Betty Day
Bel Canto Class Delivers Recital Before Appreciative Audience
Informal Bel Canto vocal class directed by Mrs. Charles Edward Mayhew performed last evening at Days' auditorium. The program featured solos duets and part songs with a class piece by Mayhew. Performers included Mrs. Paul Palmer Mrs. A L Gagenheimer Mrs. George Tulk Miss Viola Haines Miss Eunice Porter and others.
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Charles Edward Mayhew
Shelley
Donna Wheatley
Bischoff
Viola Iaines
Central Guild Entertained at Barton Home
Central Guild of S J Andrew's church met Tuesday afternoon at 219 Eastern Heights Boulevard hosted by Mrs F N Barton. Plans for the Christmas supper and sale were discussed. Meeting adjourned to meet again in two weeks with Mrs Merthe of 410 West Avenue. Seventy five attended the American Legion Auxiliary gathering in Legion Hall last evening.
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Central Guild of
S J. Andrew's Church
F. N. Barton
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Meetig of
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
A. E. Sherman
Sandusky
Virgil Jasper
Bridge and
Banco
Elizabeth Ferriman
D. A. Billings
Novak
George Robson
George Richwine
A. E. Davies
Florence Weit
Berar
Legion Home
Bridge Club Hosting by Miss Gertrude Smith at Go Lake
Miss Gertrude Smith entertained bridge players at her Go Lake Avenue home last evening. A prize was awarded to Constance Weat for top score, while Jed Gaarth received consolation. Refreshments were served before departure to end the evening with Miss Evelyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ude Smith
Gertrude Smith
Go Lake Avenue
Pcore Prise Wan
Constance Weat
Jed Gaarth
Jamie
Evelyn
T N T class of church of Christ elects officers
The T N T class met at Miss Anne Roper's Pasadena home for a supper and meeting. Twelve members and one visitor attended. Officers chosen: President Anne Roper Vice President Louise Jackson Secretary Maxine Poole Treasurer della Arndt. They renamed the class Tell Not Tarrr and planned two captains Ruby Rowell Louise Jackson and an attendance contest. A chili cookout is set for December 1 at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Roper
Pasadena Avenue
Roper
Louise Jackson
Maxine Poole
Della Arndt
Ruby Rowell
Florence Kessler
Eva Robinson
Vera Dettmen
Church of Christ
Post-Nuptial Shower for Mrs. Brown in Oberlin Road Home
A surprise postnuptial shower honored Mrs. Robert Brown formerly Cleo Brown, following her marriage to Robert Brown on the twenty-eighth. The Oberlin road home of her mother Mrs. Arthur Ernst hosted guests including Mesdames Reichert, Higgins, Brown, Peabody, and Ernst, who presented gifts for the new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Brown
Oberlin Road
Arthur Ernst
Cleo Brown
Robert 2. Brown
Ed Brown
Charles Reichert
Bruce Higgins
George Brown
Irving Peabody
Horace Peabody
Carlton Drusendal
Stedman Hunter
Henry Vogelsong
John Lonsway
Doris Reichert
St Johns Y P S Debates Electoral College Abolition
St John s Lutheran Church Young People debated the motion that the Electoral College should be abolished and the president elected by direct vote. Margaret Novak and John Koepp spoke for. Carl Hunger and Eleanor Meyers spoke against. the affirmatives prevailed. Four new members joined. a Christmas party December twentieth was planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Mias Margaret Novak
John Koepp
Carl Hunger
Eleanor Meyers
Uncle Sally
Notice Election and Installation of Officers
Marshall Chapter 47 Web announces election and installation of officers on November 16, 1932. Wm. N. Harding and E. H. P. are named as key figures in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Wm. N. Harding
Girl Scouts Hold Meeting at First Congregational Church
Girl Scouts of Troop 1 met yesterday at the First Congregational Church. They opened with Scout formation and inspection before adjourning to patrol meetings. A Court of Honor planned future meetings as girls played games. Olive Green joined as a Senior Scout. Taps ended the meeting. Next meeting is Tuesday, Nov 22. Mr and Mrs Wesley Baker announce the birth of a daughter at Berea Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Olive Green
Women of the Moose Plan Bunco Party in Woodman Hall
Elyria Chapter No. 773 Women of the Moose met with strong attendance at Woodman Hall. During the session plans for a bunco party were approved with Mrs. Elizabeth Avery offering her Fairlawn Avenue home for the event on Monday evening November 21. Each member may bring a guest. The next meeting is set for Tuesday December 6 in Woodman Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Woman of the Moose
Woodman Hall
Elizabeth Avery
Fairlawn Avenue
Pow Wow Club Practices Tumbling At Y W C A
Miss Wilma Reid taught tumbling as part of a Pow Wow Club session for June graduates. The group plans to meet again next Tuesday night at the Y W C A. Also listed are marriage license applications for Feldkamp and Schafer and the Johnson and Wolfram couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Reid
Local social notes from Cleveland residents and visitors
Mrs Paul Richards and other Cleveland road residents attended the Parent-Teacher Council in Cleveland yesterday. Jack Howlett reported it from his home on Cleveland Street. Charles W Hunt of Chile, who spoke at the Rotary Club yesterday, was a guest of Mr and Mrs Robert Hand during his visit here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Richards
Paul Knapp
Celley Knapp
Smith
Morgan Evang
Cleveland Road
Parent-Teacher Council
Cleveland
Jack Howlett
Cleveland Street
Charles W. Hunt
Chile
Rotary Club
Robert Hand
Social rounds and local outings in Elyria scene
Informal affairs have been given this week for Mrs. Glen Davidson of Chicago a guest in this city Mrs G I Nicholas entertained a few friends on Monday and Tuesday Mrs J D Gull was hostess at Oberlin Inn and today Mrs J G Wherr is entertaining a small group Mr and Mrs Wendell Bord of Cleveland were in the city yesterday for the funeral of the former's aunt Mrs J M Ryals Arnold Aldridge of Lakewood and formerly of this city was a guest of friends here last Mr and Mrs Flora Gackil of the O Donnell apartments left today for Boise Idaho to make her home with her sister Mr and Mrs Karl Walton of East River street left today to spend several days with relatives in Pittsburgh Pa Born to Mr and Mrs Al Schuster Murray Ridge a son at Elyria Memorial Hospital on Novem ber 15th Mr and Mrs Henry J Manning of Lakewood were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs N W Ingersoll Jr late evening Mrs R C Baird has returned home on Seventh street from Gladwin Michigan where she cared for her ailing sister for three months Carmi Bierek who underwent an operation for acute appendicitis at Elyria Clinic yesterday is doing nicely.
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Glen Davidson
Chicago
Ilinois
Nicholas
J. D. Gull
Oberlin Inn
J. G Wherr
Wendell Bord
Cleveland
J. M. Ryals
Arnold Aldridge
Lakewood
Flora Gackil
O'Donnell Apartments
Stodas
Boise
Idaho
Karl Walton
East River Street
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
al Schuster Murray Ridge
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Y Indus Club Initiates Eight New Members
The Y Indus Club at the Y M C A initiated eight new members Howard Hotaw Leonard Hotan Thomas Moody Norman Baumhardt Charles Daney Howard Gleason Claude Smith and James Bradley during last night’s weekly meeting. The group backed the Community Chest campaign to raise 55860 for city charities and planned a December 3 stand party. Next meeting will feature W B Gray, Cleveland outdoor writer, with the Young Men’s Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y Indus Club
Howard Hotaw
Leonard Hotan
Thomas Moody
Norman Baumhardt
Charles Daney
Howard Gleason
Claude Smith
James Bradley
Young Men's Club
W. B. Gray
Cleveland
Play Freak Fortunes at Ridgeville Grange Hall
Ridgeville Grange Hall hosts Play Freak Fortunes by Columbia Community Club on Friday November 18 at 8 PM. Tickets 10 and 20 cents. Local entertainment event with admission details and venue information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freak Fortunes
Ridgeville Grange Hall
Columbia Community Club
Scotland Could Run Its Affairs Better From Westminster
A brief item notes a proposal that Scotland could manage its own affairs more effectively than Westminster. It also lists a 25 cent lunch on Thursday at the Church of Christ from 11 to 1 and a Thursday evening supper at Grafton M. E. Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Westminster
Church of Christ
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Murray Ridge
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Taft Avenue
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Wellington
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Myron Ensign
Ba Avenue
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Butternut Ridge
James Kinner
Frank Hopkins
Abbe Road
John Pollack
Bath Street
William Tynasik
Chestnut Street
Girl Scouts
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W. C. Porter
Virginia Newton
Flora Gackel
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ST. Paul's
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Colonial Apartments
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Norah Abbe
Fourth Street
Sarah Hamilton
Fast &Venue
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Lorain Hotel
Mary Vashti Jones
ODD Fellows Here
John Harding
Charles Coniam
Literary Club
Princeton Avenue
Pearl Beck
Children In
Book Review
Alaska
Mary Lee Davis
Lillian Wegat
Mre Glosser
Neuterpurt
W. V
REV
E. P. Meister
Neisbro Efficiency Club
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Shattuck’s Inn
Gladys Bliss
Kenneth Young
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A. V. Lappan
Mia
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Sheila Kay- Smith
Marion Stetson
Margaret O'Connell
Ellen Glasgow
Maybell Burner
W. R. Champney
Henrick van Loon
Helen Hoerle
New York
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New York City
St. Mary’s Charity Bridge
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Bert Saunders
Mira Virginia Saunders
Middle Avenue
Henry E. Manning
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Women OF Moose Plan Bunco Party
Clarence J. Feldkamp
Beryl Schafer
Rafferty
Peter
Johnson
Gardner
Avon
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Rocky River Mint
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Ruth Shipley
Gulf Road
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Oxford Avenue
A. L. Knutsen
Johnston
Rialto
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T. J. Hutchings
Just
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