Spring Valley Country Club Hosts first annual dinner dance
Enthusiasm at Spring Valley Country Club’s first annual dinner dance and get together drew over two hundred guests at Hotel Cleveland, including seventy from Elyria. Lawrence Weber presided as toastmaster, Roy Jay Miller described the club’s dream turning real in two to three years, while Harper Garcia Smythe led singing and the group celebrated with a golf ball prize reading.
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Spring Valley Country Club
Lab
Hotel Cleveland
Elyria
Terminal Station
Spring Valley
Fe’ ’A
Cleveland
Harper Garcia Smythe
Walter
Robert Moore
Smythe
Bob Randall
Malcolm Vilas
Lawrence Webber
Webber
Roy Jay Miller
Spring Valley Club Dinners Honors Golf Winners and Members
Spring Valley Country Club hosts a formal dinner dance with remarks by Harry Bandy secretary of the District Gold Association. Jim Donnelly humorously spoke on friendship and comradeship while board members were asked to stand. Ed Laubscher chaired the committee introductions as golf prizes were awarded to Kushinsky Slocum Guthman and Birch with more honors noted for Marin Sump and others. Dancing and bridge followed with master of ceremonies Harper Garcia Smythe coordinating activities.
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Spring Valley Country Club
Uto
Harry Bandy
District Gold Association
Jim Donnelly
Spring Valley l
Lawrence Webber
Geo. 0. Nicholas
T. J. Moise
T. X. Cook
J. W Simpson
Nelson
Greens
Fred Kushinsky
C. EL Slocum
Harold Guthman
Ernie . Birch
Ward Marin
Lewis Sump
Harper Garcia Smythe
Sixty Years of Service Marked M E Dinner
The afternoon session of Uniren Day at the Methodist church, led by Mrs Reed er, featured devotionals on everyday blessings. At six thirty three hundred dined as Circle No 4 honored William Bennington on his ninetieth birthday with speeches by local pastors and a large birthday cake.
Club and lodge events fill the evening schedule
A busy night with multiple clubs meeting including Bridge Ada Hillmer on Princeton, Beacon Light Girls of St Pauls, VFW Ladies, First Congregational Church, Alta Meta Club on Cornell, DeMolay, Willing Workers Yeomen, Daughters of Scotland, Argyla Lodge, St Andrews Altar Guild, Sons of Veterans Auxiliary, new club host on Cleveland Road, and St Clair Rebekah Lodge. Card games Pedro and five hundred draw crowds. prizes awarded to several members. late refreshments served. next meeting set for first Wednesday in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Club
Ada Hillmer
Princeton Avenue
Beacon Light Girls
St. Paul’s Church
V. F. W. Ladies’ Club
First Congregational Church
Alta Meta Club
Warden
Cornell Avenue
David Nyn
de- Molay
Willing Workers of Yeomen
Daughters of Scotland
Argyla Lodge
Wurst Hall
St. Andrew's Church
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
G. A. Jr
New Club
Jessie Ramngman
Cleveland Road
Club Meetings and Bunco Socials Across Local Homes
The Playmakers meet at Miss Virginia Parks home on Denison avenue at 7:30 PM. The Mary and Martha Class plans a six o’clock dinner at the Methodist church for husbands and families. Woman's Club Child Welfare Department convenes next afternoon at the club home. Mrs J C George reviews Janna, Atlantic Monthly prize winner. Mrs John Davies reports on summer clinic for preschoolers. Democrat Woman's Club hosts a social Friday at Mrs J E Woodruff's home. Willing Workers Yeomen meet at 237 Eighth street tonight replacing the East avenue venue. Club members enjoy bunco with prizes won by Mrs Harry Garford, Mrs George Anthony, Mrs Clarence Bryner. consoled by Mrs L O Thorla. Luncheon follows, then next meeting with Mrs Ralph Page on Griswold Road. Mr. and Mrs J B Claycomb and family return from Johnetown Pa after death of Mr Claycomb’s mother Wy Andret Clarcomb.
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Playmakera
Virginia Parks
Denison Avenue
Mary and Martha
The
Methodist Church
Woman's Club
J. C. George
Atlantic Monthly
John Davies
Democrat Woman's Club
J. E. Woodruff
Fourth Street
Yeomen
C. B. Dunford
Eighth Street
Reid
East Avenue
Merry Twelve Bunco
George Paul
Lake Avenue
Harry Garford
George Anthony
Clarence Bryner
Thorla
Ralph Page
Claycomb
Wea! Fourth Street
Johnetown
Wy Andret, Clarcomb
Anniversary Celebration at Grace Lutheran Church
Grace Lutheran marked its twentieth anniversary with an evening of programs by church societies including music and speeches. Performers featured Geraldine Watson Jack Haney Alfred Gebhardt Doris Caywood and others with Mrs Louisa Smith from Cleveland narrating the church Ladies Aid origin. Reverend Mubly praised progress and keynote remarks followed by refreshments. The adjacent Pilgrim Community church Woman's Association met and planned a December fifth Christmas party replacing a regular meeting. The Sunday school offered a play America's Welcome about Ellis Island with talks on immigration and kindergarten work and personal recollections from Mrs Harold Scrivens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran Church
Gerald‘ine Watson
Jack Haney
Olin
Alfred Gebhardt
Doris Caywood
Leonard Krugman
A. Gebhardt
Fred Cole
Austin
Lakewood
Louisa Smith
Cleveland
Ladies’ Aid Saviors
Fred Haserod
Birkner
St Johns’ Church
Mubly
Woman's Association of Pilgrim Community Church
J. D. Justices
Fred Sparks
Rose Oviatt
Eal
America
Ellis Island
B Crisman
Jensen
Harold Scrivens
Enelared
Day of Prayer and Thanksgiving at U. P. Church
Tomorrow November 18 the United Presbyterian Church sets aside a Day of Prayer and Thanksgiving with the church open 9 am to 9 pm. A poet will preside hourly with Scripture brief comments to aid devotion. Attendance is voluntary and many are invited to attend at will and give praise and seek divine blessing. Those away from the church are urged to observe the day wherever they are and join in prayers and thanks.
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United Presbyterian Church
Bride Elect Marguerite Carr Honored With Shower
A shower for Miss Marguerite Carr, soon to wed Day, was hosted at the home of Mr and Mrs Willian Damm. Games and music entertained guests while prizes went to Miss Mary Wagner, Mrs Bertha Keys, and Miss Anna Lemio re. A late luncheon followed and gifts were presented to the bride elect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Showle
Marguerite Carr
Willian Damm
Mary Wagner
Bertha Keys
Anna Lemiore
Miss Carr
Party Honors Twenty Five Years of Friendship
Teachers from Gates and Jefferson schools honored Miss Leanus Moore and Miss Myrtle Hathwell at a Fourth Street home dinner marking twenty five years of close friendship. Guests received silver gifts as a shower and a celebratory supper was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gates and
Jefferson
Norah Abbe
Fourth Street
Leanus Moore
Myrtle Hathwell
Deal
Church Circles Report December Meetings and Plans
Circles from First Congregational, Namibon, and Methodist churches held gatherings with thirteen to fourteen members present. Topics included book reviews, Christmas party planning, Thanksgiving stories, sewing and readings, and appointing hosts for upcoming meetings in December and January.
West Side Guild Entertained By St An drews Church Ladies
West Side Guild of St An drew s Episcopal church met at Mrs Walter Zarnks home on Courtland street with nine members and one visitor. They planned a bazar for early December and next meeting is November thirtieth at Mrs Haylor s Adams street home. Refreshments were served before adjournment. Woman s Association hears of recent Cleveland convention at Second Congregational church. twelve members heard Mrs John Hecock report on the state missionary convention in Cleveland. Lady Rowena Circle met at Mrs Florence Wissinger s for an all day meeting with three dinners. next meeting November 30 at Mrs Fred Raessler, 643 Lodi street. Faris visitors will hold a get together meeting here. Lorain County Legion members attending Paris convention will host a lat to-gether dinner at the Newel hotel on November 42nd at sun-thirty. Bring snapshots and Europa souvenirs. Entre Nous club meets in Lorain. host Mrs EB C Smith. four guests attend from Lorain, Belbos Canal Zone, Elyria. Contests awarded to Mrs Wooden, Mrs Alfred Swartz, Mrs Seigman. Luncheon served. next meeting in three weeks with Mrs O J Bannon on West avenue. Surprise party is farewell. Mr and Mrs Ralph Kohn honored as they leave for Lorain. games of five hundred featured.
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Methodist Church
Reeder
Foreign Missionary Society of
Stargill
Myers
Kirby
van Dusen
Lorain
Akron
China
Flora Hoak
Charles Hill
Charles Jackson
Dorothy Ingersoll
Dorothy Henry
Everette Fyler
Foreign Missionary Society
Edwin Kirby
England
Circle No. 4
Ada Helm~bach
William Bennington
M. E
Wiliam Bennington
Mr. Bennington
Hast Avenue
Elyria
Bennington
George Haines
Newton Kirk
Frank Cutting
Alfred Hoehn
Robert
RE. B. Redhead
Franklin E. Hauck
Episcopal Church
Bellevue
Ohio
George H. Chamberlain
A. R. Webber
W. C. Endly
G. A.roeter
W. C. Snowden
Woman's Organization
J. G. Whitney
Harriet BE. Chamberlain
Ninth Street
Circle Four
C. Tite
First Congregational Church
Charles Tita
Lodi Street
Charlotte Brooks
Tite
Cleveland
Julius Schuster
Circle No. 5
St. Paul's Church
Bourquin
Jaycox
Aghie
John Worthington
West Street
IRS
T. E. Bonsieur
First Church
Circle
L. E. Bonsieur
Circle No. 1
Elizabeth Rich
Congregational Church
West Side Guild
West Side
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Walter Zarnks
Courtland Street
Woman's Association
Woman's Association of the
Second Congregational Church
John Hecock
Lady Rowena Circle
Florence Wissinger
Fred Raessler
FARIS
Lorain County Legion
Enirenous Club
EB. C. Smith
Archwood Avenue
Ray Selgman
B. J. Wooden
Belbos
Canal Zone
James Bushing
V. W. Schubert
Wooden
Alfred Swartz
Seigman
O. J. Bannon
West Avenue
Ralph Kohn
Nert Monih
Lewis Court
Evening prize winners at the event noted for gifts
The evening and ladies prizes were won by Mrs. Kohn Mrs Brant and Mrs Resor while Mr. Ryan Mr. Walker and Mr. Ralph Kohn won the men’s awards. Guests presented them with an end table and all were served light refreshments.
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Kohn
Brant
Resor
Ryan
Walker
Ralph Kohn
Circle Meeds With Mrs Murbach
Mrs Ralph Murbach entertained Circle No 3 of the First Church yesterday at her Washington avenue home the speaker Mrs Schauffler of Oberlin discussed The Schauffler Training School in Cleveland A refreshment course followed Admits: Mrs Arthur Herrick 164 Cleveland street Mrs Lew Cole 428 Clinton avenue Mrs William Kenska La Porte Noland Smith 344 Sixth street Mrs Raymond Saltrin 429 West River street Joe Mosolygo West River Turner streets Discharges: Mrs Philip Brandt baby girl 236 Cambridge court Blanche MacDonald Medina Emma Ancu Valley City Mrs Harry Taylor 291 Marseilles
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Circle
Murbach
Ralph Murbach
Circle No. 3
First Church
Washington Avenue
Schauffler
Oberlin
Schauffler Training School
Cleveland
Atrs
Arthur Herrick
Cleveland Street
Lew Cole
Clinton Aveous
William Kenska
la Porte
Noland Smith
Sixth Street
Raymond Saltrin
West River Street
Joe Mosolygo
West River
Turner Streets
Philip Brandt
Cambridge Court
Blanche MacDonald
Medina
Emma Ancu
Valley City
Harry Taylor
Marseilles
Local Personal Notices From Denison and Harvard Avenues
Miss Helen Lohnes of Denison avenue will spend the rest of this week in Chicago with friends. Mrs. Rs Henderson of Harvard avenue will spend three weeks in Pittsburgh and then travel to California. Born to Mr and Mrs Raymond Solrin of 429 East River street a son was born yesterday at the local hospital. Mr and Mrs Les Cote of 429 Clinton avenue are the parents of a son born yesterday at Elyria Memorial hospital.
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Helen Lohnes
Denison Avenue
Chicago
Illinois
Rs. Henderson
Harvard Avenue
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Tora
California
Raymond ‘Solrin
East River Street
Les Cote
Clinton Avenue
Elyria Mamorial Hospital
Blyria residents attend regional society events
Mrs Winifred H Dunham returned from a two week visit with her daughter and son in law in Detroit where Mrs Bernharndt danced in the new one million dollar theatre. Several Blyrians joined the Thirteenth District Py thian Sisters convention in Cleveland and the Sons and Daughters of Liberty meeting in Lorain. Mrs B J Wooden of Balbos Canal Zone is visiting here. Vic Rounte Briar Bush Lodge officers were installed in Cleveland with many Blyrians present. Mrs Clarence Bryner of Lorain visited here yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred H. Dunham
Middle Avenue
May E. Bernharndt
Detroit
Mich
Bernharndt
Ruby Beal
Eleanor Sonnells
Ella Miller
Laura Bartow
Pythian Sisters
Cleveland
the Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Lorain
B. J. Wooden
Balbos
Canal Zone
Lee Hovis
Offiers
Vic Rounte Briar Bush Lodge
Daughters of Scotia
Mary Walker
Annie Burns
Mina Shrubsole
Isabella Henderson
Maude Summerville
Amelia Scott
Margaret Butler
Georgina Denger
Clarence Bryner
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Jake
Deant, Mich
Saountos
Master Barbers
Woman's Associations
ELLIS
St. and
U. P. Church
Edwin Schuhart
Charles Carpenter
Maranatha
Marantha
First Baptist Church
East Avenua
Esta Long
Margaret Smith
Evangeline Speith
Tureen
Sewing
Cirete
Harry Reid
Fast River Street
Friendship Club
Marejan Daly
Iss Elsie Seymour
Community Chest Fund
Marian Daly
Circle No. L
A. H. Rothe
E. L. Thompson
ST. Path's Church
Division OF Church OF Christ
Church of Christ
A. H. Straw
Oxford Avenue
Cirela No
Vire
Ho Ravenay West Avenue
J. W. van Dusen
Work of Missions
Roberts Davies
Percy Watson
Charles Savage
George Stevel
Lucy Houserman
Fred Stezenthaler
Avon
Florence Frantz
Justice
J. ‘George
James Db. Hambley
Bethel Bleck
Philip Berle
Phin Beebe
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Beebe
Frater
Nehel Smith
Hugh Harris
CLUUB
Harry Peters
Namibon Street
Robert Peters
Otto Niemeyer
Clarence Guthman
Dovember
Sarah Guthman
Laka Avenue
Woman's Auxiliary
D. M. Bram
H.W. Thomas
Third Street
Circle No
J. B. Chapman
Charis
Charis of
Lorain County Bank
Marcelling
Victor
Cbs Fae
Nat
Vicrem Oscueerea
Diane—Waltx
Veco
Toms Teormanms
Jack Baltimore
Jack Canwross
Clementine
Oricens
Goconerre
Silver Moon
Amomey
Bruyn
Sigma Chi
Guild
East Ave
H.W. Hall
Columbia
Polley
Gerald Marks & Read
Miss Annabelle Lee
Little Yack Little “Broken Hearted
Seger Ellis
Harmony Records
the. A.B. Sauer Music CO
Johnston Gift Shop
E. Second &Tyria
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