Missionary E. Marie Crosby To Speak At Pilgrim Church
After eleven years among Ovimbundu of West Africa Miss Crosby returns with a vivid account of their life customs and aims She speaks Thursday at Pilgrim Community Church and Friday at First Church for a Good Will Bible Class luncheon Her talks cover village life schooling and summer camps with girls trained as home makers in Sachhikela and Dondi venues born in Hebron Nova Scotia and previously with missionary education in Canada and the United Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Africa
E. Marie Crosby
Elyria
Pilgrim Community Church
First Church
Good Will Bible Class
Miss Crosby
Africa
American Board of Foreign Missions
Jraals
Dondi
Crosby
Sachhikela
America
Hebron
Nova Scotia
Missionary Education Department
Methodist Church
United Church of Canada
Tri County Delis Host Meetings With Planned Events
Miss Katherine Price hosted a Tri County Delis gathering on Westavenue with a Fall themed salad course and secret Sisters draw. Attendees included Hattie Jones, Rosamel Tinch, Christine Rouse, Evelyn Reed, Margarette Davis, and Edna Mae Watkins as plans emerged for a musical tea, anniversary dinner, and future meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri County Delis
Katherine Price
Westavenue
Hattie Jones
Rosamel Tinch
Christine Rouse
Evelyn Reed
Margarette Davis
Edna Mae Watkins
Rosa
Bazaar and Bake Sale at Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Community event featuring a bazaar and bake sale on Wednesday and Thursday with a sauer kraut supper Thursday from 5 PM at Emmanuel Lutheran Church located near Frinceton and Garford Avenue. Proceeds support church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Frinceton and
Garford Ave
Banquet for Oddfellows and Wives Attended by 125
On Tuesday evening at 6 45 o clock a banquet was served by Division D of Second Congregational church to 125 members of I O O F Lodge their wives and friends. After dinner an instrumental ensemble from the church performed and Cassanda Brothers Carnegie Hall Players of Cleveland with local Elyrians Avis Hastings and Carol Christman presented The Water Wheel followed by an original pantomime Three O Clock in the Morning. Next Tuesday the Lodge will nominate officers for the term and a dance will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational Church
1. O. O. F. Lodge
Cassanda Brothers
Carnegie Hall Players
Cleveland
Elyrians
Avis Hastings
Carol Christman
Mrs Hirth Hosts B B B Club Meeting
Mrs Hirth welcomed seven guests and the entire B B B club at her Winckles street home last evening. Mrs Stokes won first prize in 36 games of bance, followed by Mrs Herb and Mrs Keeler. Louise Schaefer received the club prize. Each member received a bluebell gift and a luncheon was served amid Thanksgiving decorations. In two weeks the group will meet with Elizabeth Avery on Fairlawn avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Graber
Clark Street
Viola Byam
Elsie Scrivens
Jessie Bauer
Dorothy Nicholl
Val O'Brien
Cambridge Court
Maxine Garford
Oxford Avenue
Tri-Ko Club
Bernice O’donnell
Marine
Westlake Hotel
Bridge
Bunco
Virginia Easly
Christine Sederis
Jeanne Hodierne
Carol McQuistion
Artemas Court
B. B. B. Club
Lena Hirth
Winckles Street
C. Herb
H. Stokes
B. Stroup
E. Wichlacz
Haas
E. Keeler
Witt
Stokes
Herb
Keelr
Louise Schaefer
Elizabeth Avery
Fairlawn Avenue
E. B. Caywood
Spruce Street
El-Porto
Doris Caywood
Ralph Hamlin
Walter Plas
Charles Crosby
Harvey Holmes
Grafton Road
Local Industry Topic At Literary Club Meeting
Mrs L J Mowry presented on The Colson Co before 18 members of the ’04 Literary Club yesterday. Miss Patsy Peter gave two readings, and an original story was read by Mrs Eunice Bush. Next meeting December 20 at the Coniam home on Princeton. a tureen luncheon will precede a Christmas party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colson Co
L. J. Mowry
Fred Ernshaw
Fremont Street
Anna Kennedy
Patsy Peter
Little Mary
Eunice Bush
Jessie Coniam
Nellie Todd
Coniam
Princeton Avenue
Avalon Club Hosts At Mrs Perna Home Evening
Avalon Club met at 1800 West Avenue with Mrs Anna Perna hosting. Prizes went to Mrs Stace Pronesti Mrs Joseph Gientkowski and Miss Helen Duffy with guest prize to Mrs George DeFazio. Luncheon in green and white followed. Next meeting scheduled for November 28. Separate bingo event hosted by Ladies Auxiliary to VFW Post 1079 at Broad Street rooms saw 35 games and prizes to Marie Martin Dorothy Hamilton Lila Brown special prize. refreshments by Helena French and committee Mary Moir Myrtle Hahn. Next regular meeting November 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Perna
Avalon Club
West Avenue
Stace Pronesti
Joseph Gientkowski
Helen Duffy
George DeFazio
V. F .W. Post
Broad Street
Marie Martin
Dorothy Hamilton
Lila Brown
Helena French
Mary Moir
Myrtle Hahn
First Methodist Circle 9 to Host Luncheon and Red Cross Class
Meetings of Circle No 9 at the First Methodist church plan a luncheon this Thursday at noon followed by a Red Cross Hygiene class. Members will gather at the church for the event and training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Red Cross
County School Heads To Meet In Columbus
C. A. Gibbons Lorain County school superintendent will travel to Columbus Friday for a meeting of county school superintendents from across Ohio. The potential topic is Ohio school finances with expectations of information on state funds prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
C. A. Gibbons
Lorain County
Ohio
Gibbons
Committee meeting on agricultural conservation agenda
County wide gathering of Agricultural Conservation Association committeemen will meet at the Y M C A at 1 p m next Tuesday to discuss the agricultural situation as the main topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Conservation Association
Install Chief Daughter In Daughters of Scotia Lodge
Mrs. Mary Bonzo was installed as Chief Daughter of Lady Robertson Lodge Daughters of Scotia by grand deputy Mrs. Elmy of Cleveland at the British Empire Club hall. The meeting, presided by sub chief daughter Mrs. Mary Peterson, included routine business and plans for a joint Christmas party with Clan Robertson on December 20. Members heard bake-sale reports and gifts were exchanged including a gift to grand conductor Mrs. Margaret Ritchie of Cleveland. A two course luncheon was served by Mrs. Shrubsole’s committee. Guests from White Heather and Bonnie Briar Bush lodges attended. The next meeting is December 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bonzo
Lady Robertson Lodge, Daughters of
Scotia
Elmy
Cleveland
British Empire Club
Mary Peterson
Clan Robertson
Margaret Ritchie
Alec Baird
Shrubsole
White Heather
Bonnie Briar Bush Lodge
Orae Sempre Club Bridge Night At Glenwood Street
Orae Sempre club members played bridge at Mrs. Oscar Koehn home on Glenwood street. Mrs. Ray Firestone earned high score and Mrs. Walter McMillen took second prize. After salad course, adjourned to meet in two weeks at Mrs. Frank Smith’s West street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Koehn
Glenwood Street
Ray Firestone
Walter McMillen
Frank Smith
West Street
K Lo Club Holds Bridge Night At Sinnott Home
The K Lo Club met at Miss Jo Sinnott's Furnace Street home last evening for a brief business session followed by a bridge game. Miss Jean Kritzel won first prize and Miss Ann Carlson received consolation. Eight members enjoyed refreshments. The next meeting is set for Miss Mary Robson's Fifth Street home on Tuesday November 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K-Lo Club
Jo Sinnott
Furnace Street
Jean Kritzel
Ann Carlson
Mary Robson
Fifth Street
Novelist Arrives In Oberlin From France
Louis Bromfield the Ohio born novelist and 1927 Pulitzer winner was offered honorary editor in chief of the Oberlin Review in recognition of his literary work. He joined his family in Oberlin on Monday with Mrs Bromfield and their three children who moved from France after 14 years. He plans to buy a farm in Northern Ohio and stay several months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin, O
Louis Bromfield
Oberlin Review
Oberlin College
Bromfield
Oberlin
France
Ohio
Koepps celebrate 50th wedding anniversary in Amherst
Fifty two relatives and friends gathered at St Pauls Lutheran Church Amherst for a six oclock dinner marking the fiftieth wedding anniversary of William Koepp and his wife. The couple have four daughters two sons and multiple grandchildren with attendance by five children and ten grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Koepp
Amherst
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
William Jr
Marie Gimbel
William Keepp
St. Pauls Lutheran Church
Leinhardt
William Koeron
Cleveland Quarries Company
Germany
Koepp
Spring Street
Park Avenue
Earle
August Nabakowski
Frieda Woiczikowski
Amelia Amenhauser
Carleton Stetson
Walter Koepp
Milton Nabakowski
Evelyn Thomas
Local Knights At Ashtabula Meeting
Local Knights Templar leaders C. S. Smith and Eminent Sir Knight Ed Nottes joined past commanders Dr. Ralph Bevard and Leonard Kuss in Ashtabula for a commanders meeting. Guests included Phillip Norris, Grand Master of the Grand Encampment, and senior officers from New York, Pennsylvania, and Ohio with recognition for Eminent Sir Knight Ed Notley for fifty three years of service. Twenty four new planes will be added to daily local service in British Malaya.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Smith
Knights Templar
Ed Nottes
Ralph Bevard
Leonard Kuss
Ashtabula
United States
Phillip Norris
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Grand Lodge
Dean Emerson
Ed Notley
British Malaya
How Women in Their 40s Can Attract Men
Advice for women in midlife fearing loss of appeal during menopause symptoms. Encourages more sleep and a tonic Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to boost vitality and calm nerves. Describes it as well worth trying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shell
Jess
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Licenses Listed For Eight Local Residents
Edward Wuerthele a 28 year old salesman of Columbia township and Rosemary Shedron 23 of Ridgeville township receive licenses Wallace Forbes 20 Elyria clerk and Ruth Cook 21 North Eaton are licensed Edward Marks 24 Lorain steel worker and Rose Karlov chan 24 Lorain gain licenses Jack Perisits 25 Eaton farmer and Mary Friedl 22 Avon township are granted licenses
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Frederick Wuerthele
Columbia Township
Rosemary Shedron
Ridgeville
Wallace R. Forbes
Elyria
Ruth Cook
North Eaton
Edward P. Marks
Lorain
Rose D. Karlovchan
Jack Erwin Perisits
Eaton
Mary Anna Friedl
Avon Township
Ridge Church Chicken Supper Notice
Ridge Church hosts a chicken supper Thursday November 17 at 5 30 PM. Tickets are available at the church hall with proceeds for church programs and community outreach.
Humor as the Moisture of Thought Across Minds
A reflective note traces humor to moisture, describing it as the mind’s juice that oozes from the brain and fertilizes wherever it lands, illustrating humor’s metaphorical lasting impact on thinking and culture.
Chicken Supper at Hungarian Reformed Church
A chicken supper will be held at the Hungarian Reformed Church on Sunday November 20 at 5 30 P M. Tickets priced at 7 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hungarian Reformed Church Sun
Price
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Dorothy Funk
Mable Little
Pilgrim Church
Good Will
Fred Schaub
Deha Road
Circle Dot
Pedro
Banco
Fred Schroeder
S. Massey
T. Neufer
W. Latteman
Fred Wirth
Earl Kaylor
Schaub
Zinnia
H. Maddox
F. Wirth
F. Schroeder
Mrs. Hirth
Mrs. Caywood
Ta Wa Si Club
Church of Christ
Mother Goose
Herman Gannett
Murray Ridge
Mother Hubbard
Little Bo Peep
Little Boy Blue
Thelma Myers
Eleanor Gehrke
Evelyn Smith
Robert Jackson
Wade Reynolds
Ways and Means
Ruth McGinnis
DeEtte Burdue
Central Guild News
Central Guild
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
Cloyd Gull
Eighth Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Orae
Gloria Koepp
Bosse
St. Paul's Church
Ruth’s Wave Shop
Lake Ave
Elyria Savings and Trust
Roberta Underhill
Clara Mae Eddy
The
Cleveland Academy
Cleveland Academy of Cosmetology, Inc
Euclid Ave
Cosmetology
OR10
S. Ridge Church
Anna C. Sprague
East Ave
East Avenue
Caracul
Maire
Middle Ave
Elyria, O
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