Bride-Elect Ida Zube Honored At Shower In Lorain
A prenuptial shower for Miss Ida Zube of Lorain was hosted by friends at Miss Ruby Nichols home in Lorain with yellow and green decor. Bridge yielded high honors to Mrs Herold Schwan and a luncheon followed. Gifts were presented to the bride elect. Guests included Mrs Albert Seward, Miss Mary Arc-Gowan, and many others from Lorain Lakewood Elyria and nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Nichols
E. Third Street
Ida Zube
Lorain
P. P. Reese
Bridge
Herold Schwan
Nichols
J. A. Ebert
Henry Zube
Ann Hoffman
Rosetta Burke
Ebert
Elyria
Mary Molnar
J. U. G. Club
Furnace Street
Josephine Conkle
Lakewood
Fred Sparr
Banco
Royal Dobbins
Rose Molnar
Miss Conkle
Maen
Fannie Passen
Elyria Brown
Ninth Street
Short Story Round Table Club Presents Essays and Readings
The Round Table Club met with W R Comings hosting and Dr John P Rankin presenting a program on the short story. Readings by Henry van Dyke and W Somerset Maugham illustrated distinct styles, followed by Mrs T N Cook performing Helen Keller's Put Your Husband In the Kitchen. The discussion linked kitchen management to broader efficiency in mass production and warned against overproduction. The next meeting with Mrs S Rockwood as hostess is set for December 6 with a guest speaker announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Table Club
W. R. Comings
John P. Rankin
United States
Henry van Dyke
England
W. Somerset Maugham
T. N. Cook
Helen Kellar
Rockwood
Nomination of Officers Dominates St Clair Rebekah Lodge Meeting
At I O O F Hall in St Clair the Rebekah Lodge held a meeting focused on nominating officers. Elections are set for December 6, with local and state officers a district representative and alternate to be chosen. A tureen dinner precedes the next session. A district representative from Lodi will attend and report. The birthday committee plans a card party at Mrs Brenner's Middle Avenue home on November 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
I. O. O. F. Hall
Lodi
Red Cross sewing by Ast Cons Circle 4 notes
Ladlee of Circle No 1 saved for Red Cross Wednesday afternoon at First Congregational church. Devotionals included excerpts from Wilkins address and a prayer by Dr Bosworth. Mrs Chapman and Mrs Ingersoll appointed hostesses for the Association luncheon on November 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladlee
Circle No. 1
Red Cross
Eric Chapman
Thomas Potter
First Congregational Church
Wilkins
Dr. Bosworth
H. M. Met‘calf
Henry Ingersoll Sr
Edgar Guest
Ripley
Louie McCier
Chapman
Ingersoll
Peters
Schilleman
Association
Elizabeth Rich
Conference of Congregational Christian Churches of Ohio
Trayton
Paul Richards
Cleveland Road
SIXTEEN ATTEND METHODIST CIRCLE MEETING
Hospital notes list admissions and discharges, then report a dozen local club meetings. Circle No. 5 hosted sixteen at Mrs H W Merriman home with devotions and plans for Christmas sale for the Home for the Aged. Other circles, Keen Kutter Club, J U G Club, and Sigma Omega Sigma held gatherings with readings, prizes, and refreshments. Marriage license applications appear for Richard M Green and Geraldine Burke, Pete Schlarek and Caroline Majka, and Burgers W Tarney and Florence Luang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodius Circle NO
H. W. Merriman
Circle No. 2
Methodist Church
Princeton Avenue
C. W. Kopres
R. FE. MacDonald
Evening Club Gatherings and Society Notices
A busy Thursday night features Pals meeting with Margaret Elkins on Huron Street and Wimpy Club with Norma Schulze at the Jackson Hotel. Numerous groups including Major Woodworth Camp and Auxiliary, Bridge Club, Women’s Dinner, Pilgrim Community church Bible Study, and several circles meet across local addresses with planned Christmas events and charity drives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Elkins
Huron Street
Norma Schulze
Woodworth
Bridge Club
Misa Vivian Jackson
Jackson Hotel
Woman’s Club
Pilgrim Community Church Bible Study Ground
Dewhurst
E. Broad Street
Woman's Association
Zhonta
Win. Jenne
Adams Street
Cisa Robertson
Sons of Veterans
United Presbyterian Church
St. Andrew's Church
George D. Nicholas
Gulf Farms
Daughters of St Andrew Plan Christmas Party
Members met at Mrs. Jack Jobson's East avenue home for an afternoon of sewing. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Clifford Herald's Stanford avenue home for a Christmas party and tureen luncheon on December 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cawrse
Methodist Circle
Elizabeth Cawrse
Stafford Avenue
Circle No. 3
First Methodist Church
J. Garland
W. C. Snowden
General Aid Society
H. L. Cordrey
The
Methodist Church
Ralph Hobill
Denison Avenue
Erwin Arnold
E. J. Bond
Mildred Brevoort
William Kirby
Oscar Dunn
Daughters of St. Andrew
Jack.Jobson
East Avenue
Clifford Herald
Stanford Avenue
Primitive legends credit women with invention of liquors
Brief note cites myths attributing the creation and production of intoxicating drinks to women, reflecting early cultural notions of drink making and gender roles.
Friendship Club Mothers Style Show Draws 250
A Friendship Club meeting at the YWCA last evening featured Miss Donna Dickason in charge. Over 250 girls and mothers attended the supper at 5:30. Bille Struck and Ruth Stark led songs, Mrs. Robert Crehore urged mother involvement, and Mrs. Maybelle Burner invited mothers to a silver tea on East Avenue November 22 during World Fellowship Week. Mrs. William Busick showcased styles for school girls with models including Donna Dickason and Mary Lou Duffy. Edith Mas Hat Shoppe and Na son supplied hats and shoes. Music was by Miss Lucille Graber and Miss Trone Hollis. Advisors E J Schneider and Earl Bacon oversaw supper setup. The Scribes and Hand Craft groups decorated tables. An afternoon dance at the YWCA is planned for November 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Dickason
Bille
Ruth Stark
Robert Crehore
Maybelle Burner
George Stevens
East Avenue
William Busick
Donna Dickagson
Mary Lou Duffy
Almeda Engle
Elaine LePonce
Katherine Nivus
Betty Humphrey
Bite Struck
Jane Gil
School Street
Froska Heing
Edith Mas
Nason
Lucille Graber
Trone Hollis
E. J. Schneider
Earl Bacon
Scribes Group
Community clubs and social events listed in Elyria notes
Several local clubs plan Friday meetings at various venues including the Four O Clock Club with Mrs D A Baird, the British Empire Club at I C O F Hall, and Netsie Finch Webber Club at Mrs W C Fowler's East Avenue home. Inter Nos Class hosted by Miss Ruby Woodcock with guest Violet Olmstead. Hearts game and treasure hunt noted. Triple Four Bridge Club hosted at Oberlin Hi O Hi Tea Room with awards and upcoming benefit. Local residents travel to Daytona Beach and Columbus for winter and conference. A new baby was born to Mr and Mrs Lawrence Krugman. Recent bride Mrs Donald Fields Stiles celebrated with a shower at 1017 East Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Woodcock
Ruby Woodcork
Vanella Roe
Helen E. Jenne
Violet Olmstead
Bessie Youngman
Kathryn Smith
Jans Smith
Triple Four Club
Ruth Krebs
Marie Kiser
Oberlin
Triple Four Bridge Club
Betty Eastman
Margaret Kiser
Phyllis Jaycox
Eleanor Life
John Myers
Don Myers
MS Oster
Bruce
James
Riverside Drive
Charles Patterson
Franklin
Donald Fields
J. ©. Regal
Esther Knott
East Avenue
Fields
Mrs Christianson Visit Mixed with City Trip to New York
Mr and Mrs Christianson of Lakewood visit their daughter Mrs J R White and family on Harvard avenue Mrs Mark Smith of Huron street with her nephew Harold Weiland leaves for New York City where Mrs Smith will be a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Christianson
Lakewood
J. R. White
Harvard Avenue
Mark Smith
Huron Street
Harold Weiland
New York City
Smith
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Beazell
Clarence Beazell
QO. W. Williams
Fourth Street
Circle No. 6
G. H. Shore
J. S. Cunningham
Carl Curtis
Fred Sheldon
Edgar
Congregational Circle
Frank Wharton
Garford Avenue
H. G. Hoover
George Martin
R. . Davies
Congregational and Christian Churches
Dayton
Circle Wright
Arthur Thomas
Samuel Latimer
Annetta Otto
R. We McWilliams
C. A. Glass
C. 3. Johnson
William M. Auld
ST. Andrew's
St. Paul's
Virginia
Winger Permane
Mto
Carpen
Broso
Anebbekah Lodge
Woman's Association OF 2Nd
Cong's Church
Walter Wilson
2Nd Congregational Church
Cora Bennig
Thelma Pare
Division C
Emmanuel Lutheran Aid Society
William Brock
Lolsen
Fats Holcomb
Marion
Ohio
H. J. Holcomb
Park Avenne
Ely
Ely School
Viola Henton
B. Fifth Street
Thomas O'Neil
Lakeavenir
Lewis Smith
Foster
Charles Parker
George Moore
Alfred Wolf
Hawiltans
Frank Palmer
Grafton
G. R. Haines
Circle No. 4
Haines
Cora Ensign
Paul Taylor
Keen Kutter Club
Henry Sweser
Tattersall Court
Guy Bil-lingsley
Devotons
Temperance
Lavonne Mae Billingsley
Lydia Miller
Adelbert Street
Sigma Omega Sigma
Omega Sigma
Rosemary Stirzaker
Cornell Avenue
Marie Schwert
Vatu Bey
Mies Marie Lewis
Marseilles Avenue
Velma Dronsky
Pluma Nell Collins
Rg m
Miss Collins
Jorce Broda
Lucile Gordon
Mildred Broda
Elizabeth Virgio
Helen, Nagy
H. K. Townsent
Fire Congregations
KB. T. Townsend
Eiekth Street
L. R. Todd
Townsend
Todd
Brooks
Ammost Maureons
China
Red Cross Sewing Sac
Richard M. Green
Carlisle Township
Geraldine Burke
E. F. Schultz
Columbus Street
J. W. van Dusen
Pleasant Hill Academy
Uplands
Cumberland Mountains
Crossville
Tennessee
W. G. Sharp
Dorothy Rawson
Houghton Wagner
Sixth Street
Evelyn Head
Charles Kuffner
Verna Stevens
Clarence Schroeder
Clarence Reader
Cleveland Street
Tau
Epsilon Sigma Alwha
Arity
Car Rost
LeSane
Toby Wilson
Penelon
Mar-garet Hewitt
Pe Ives
Saint Simon Travere
Jean McCray
BLK. G. Cinh
Jean MicCray
West Avenue
Coote
Lenora Lee
Pamiine Geliger
Nancy Borie
Jane Hill
Cascade Pavilion
Rouse Brown Jug Band
Tonite
Dare
Elyria Chronicle-Telegram
Fifth Ave
New York
N. Y
Daniel Legrand
France
Prussia
Switzerland
Florence
Traly
Ridgeville Grange Hall
Cook
Friendship Club
D.A. Baird
Woman's Club
British Empire Club
I. C. O. F. Hall
Netsie Finch Webber
W. C. Fowler
Royal Neighbors
Woodman Hall
Baptist East Avenue House
Maybelle Bunner
Helen Williams
Jake
Reublin Bros
P. V
Jones Dairy Farm
UVSC
Florida
Belmont
Baldwin
Jona
California
Jersey
Santa Clara
Pillsbury
Jemima
Log Cabin
Lake Shore
M. E. Church
Men’s Bible Class
Allen & Bernard
the Brown Company Printers— Paper Merchants
Lodi St
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Albert Spalding
Finney Chapel
Berge
Guy
Phil White
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