Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges Record
Admissions include Mrs. Benjamin Schmidt R D 1 Roland Gardner Grafton Robert Knapp transient Howard Moore Alott Lake Melvin Klinect Grafton Mrs John Leach Columbia Sta Discharges Myrtle Halliwell 110 Lake Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Schmidt
Roland Gardner
Grafton
Robert Knapp
Howard Moore
Alott Lake
Melvin Klinect
John Leach
Columbia Sta
Myrtle Halliwell
110
Lake Avenue
Unclear Entry on Bonus Army Action Reappears
Fragmentary note describes unrest linked to the Bonus Expeditionary Force and a figure named Whelm claiming invasion of the old gold country and planning a “fair flying” style action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whelm
Local Professional Women Sponsor Train Club Effort
Mass Vanita Hubbard leads the Business and Professional Women's Club in Lorain for a dinner meeting at the Furst Congregational church. About forty women attended as the group discussed amendments to the constitution and a Community Chest pledge matching last year's amount. Hubbard outlined education committee plans while Marjorie Rossiter performed and a playlet highlighted the Tri Year Objective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mass Vanita Hubbard
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Furst Contrecational Church
Vartia Hubbard
Harriett Hubbard
Community Chest
Lorain
Hotel Lorain
Vantta Hubbard
Marjorie Rossiter
Bach Gounod
Rain
Pearl Curran
Marriott Hubbard
Ross Schulze
Bertha Schulze
Annie Spencer
Marjerie Rossiter
Eva Mackeve
Ladies Aid Society Meeting at Grace Lutheran Church
Twenty one members attended the Ladies' Aid Society of Grace Lutheran Church yesterday afternoon. Mrs Leonard Krugman and Mrs Margaret Krugman hosted with a quilting session and luncheon. Officers for the next year will be elected at the December 1 meeting, with Mrs Dan Haag and Mrs Fred Hotow as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AID Society
ST. John's Church
St. John’s Aid Society
Thire Street
B. Guthman
Walter Kipf
A. Stegman
A. Block
Ladies’ Aid Society
Grace Lutheran Church
Leonard Krugman
Mergaret Krugman
Dan Haag
Fred Hotow
Wiliam Goacher
Cornell Avenue
East Side
St. Andrew's Church
Church Ov Christ
J. B. Devinner
East Avenueée
Church of Christ
Fred Brunger
G. McGrath
Mellinger
Ethel Schoenherr
J. M. Crandall
Eastarena
O G Club Renamed Thurs day Night Pals Formed
Members of the J O G club now become the Thursday Night Pals. Barbara Kasik hosted on Oberlin road with officers elected Mary Newman president Barbara Kasik secretary Minnie Krahec treasurer Julia Kraber reporter. Christmas party planned at Mary and Emily Neuman 933 Foster avenue on December 15 with bunco prizes to Rose Kasik and Carrie Suoble.
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Barbara
Rose Kasik
Oberlin Road
Mary Newman
Barbara Kasik
Minnie Krahec
Julia Kraber
Mary
Emily Neuman
Foster Avenue
Bunco
Carrie Suoble
Carapparad Clup
Helen Burns
Seventh Street
Betty Havenod
Irena Bilow
Edna Whitney
Mildred Hultz
Marian Erb
Fourth Street
Dinner at St. Peter's Church Basement Sunday
A community dinner at St. Peter's Church basement in No. Ridgeville on Route 20 is served Sunday November 20 from 12:30 to 9 pm. Adults pay 50e and children 20e.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter’s Church
No. Ridgeville
Route 20
Community events and club meetings listed for Lorain area
Tonight's schedule includes Upper Room Bible Class dinner at 6, Cheese and Cracker Club dance, and various meetings of Order of Eastern Star Royal Neighbors Lorain clubs. Evangelical Women and Christian Literature talks plus Red Cross drive details, Circle No 5 hostessing, and installation of officers with guests from nearby cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Threen Suiper
Church of Christ C. BE
Ety
Lillian Mallors
Middle Avenue
Ely School P T A Benefit Bridge Party
The Ely School P T A held a benefit bridge party in the kindergarten room yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Quinny Winse led the event with a contract bridge lesson and prizes were awarded to Miss Miller Mrs Bell and Mrs Walter Ludwig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Quinny Winse
Fleur de lis Club Guests of Mrs Hennings
Fleur de lis Club members met for a bridge afternoon at Mrs Charles Hennings Middle Avenue home. Mrs Jon Slife won high, Mrs E Williams second, Mrs A J Jackson third. Dinner followed at five. Mrs Will Parsch to host at Colonial Apartments. Circle of First Methodist Church welcomed new member Mrs Bettman and honored hostesses Mrs A E Sherman and Mrs W H Tieges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleur DE Lis Club
Hennings
Fleur de Lis
Clnh
Charles Flenings
Middle Avenue
Jon Slife
E. Williams
A. J. Jackson
Will Parsch
Colonial Apartments
Circle
First Methodist Church
A EL Sherman
KL. Tieges
Circle No 1
Clara Sanderson
Seventh Street
Flora Hoak
F. L. Rhodes
F. Pershing
Smith
Graw
John Miller
Blaine Street
East Side and Area Civic Groups Hold Busy Meetings
Seventeen ladies attend East Side Guild and United Spanish War Veterans events. Auxiliary initiates member, pledges funds for Xenia Orphans' Home, and plans sewing for Red Cross and toy repair with the American Legion tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodworth
United Spanish War Veterans
K. Or C. Hall
Red Cross
American Legion
Lorain
William E. Gimore
J. H. Pope
EB. J. Me Roberts
Furnace Street
East Side Guild
Initiation Dinner Features Roar-Up Club Members
Old and new Roar-Up Club members attended an initiation dinner at the YWCA in formal dress. Cream tapers and chrysanthemums adorned the table as a four course meal was served and new initiates listed include Catherine Seward Katherine Humphrey Hortense Curtis Grace Martin Nancy Malpin Mary Lou Dengate Mrs Arthur Hancock Mary Barton Marvel Shore Betty Murray and Mabel Kotske. The event closed with a loving cup ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roar-Up Club
Catherine Seward
Katherine Humphrey
Hortense Curtis
Grace Martin
Nancy Malpin
Mary Lou Dengate
Arthur Hancock
Mary Barton
Marvel Shore
Betty Murray
Mabel Kotske
Research Club guests discuss Marks of an Educated Man
Mrs. Spencer hosts the Research Club at Spruce street with Mrs. Harland Wilcox and Mrs. DeEtte Greene guiding a partial review of Albert Edward Wizgam’s Marks of an Educated Man. The reviewer will finish at the next gathering on December eighth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Research Club
Spencer “Marks
Albert Edward Wizgam
Frank Spencer
Harland Wilcox
Spruce Street
DeEtte Greene
Supper Ad At M F H Church Night Fundraiser
A community supper fundraiser hosted by the King's Daughters class at the M. F. H. church on Saturday November 19 from 4:30 to 7 p.m. Supper priced at 25 cents. Proceeds support church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Daughters
M. FH. Church
Elyria Masonic Lodge Plans Dance After Meeting
Elyria Council No 66 and 86 Masonic Lodge met in regular session with one candidate conferred. Plans were discussed for a dance on Thursday December first. Visitors from Oberlin and Painesville attended. a social hour and refreshments followed. Also listed is a marriage license application for Joseph F Skolnike and Mary T Dobren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Masonic Lodge
Oberlin
Painesville
Weekend Visits and Local Notices From Elyria
Fey Ocas Mr and Mrs FA Dusthimer of East River Street depart for a weekend visit with Mrs Dusthimer's mother Mrs L A Dusthimer of Newark Ohio. Richard Stevel will spend the weekend with his father Georgie Stevel in New York City. Elizabeth Smith injured on Broad Street confined to her Harrison Street home with a broken hip. John Shaw and Roger Brown Oberlin College students will visit the former's Harrison Street home. Rosemary Williams to Notre Dame from St Mary's College Indiana with two friends Miss Minam Crowe and Miss Ruth Rourke. they will attend the Notre Dame Navs game in Cleveland. Mr and Mrs J R Seward and daughters will attend Notre Dame Navy game in Cleveland tomorrow. Mrs Charles Ashbrook of Cleveland visited Elyria yesterday. Mrs R B Silsbee and Mrs Harry Calvert of Gulf Farms motored to Pittsburgh for the week. Theodora Merton and Miss E S Dumont of Lorain visited friends yesterday. Effie Hill, Etta Puls, Pearl Weichel, Clara Rawson, Grace Doncaster, Virginia Newton of Lorain. Mrs Fath Sonih and Mrs Effie Stapleton of Lorain and Mrs Theresa Taylor of Takewond were guests of Mrs Lulu Tongs in Cleveland yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FA. Dusthimer
East River Street
L. A. Dutsthimer
Newark
Ohio
Richard Stevel
Georgie Stevel
New York City
Elizabeth Smith
Broad Street
Harrison Street
John Shaw
Roger Brown
Erie
Pennsylvania
Oberlin College
Mary Seward
Catherine Seward
Notre Dame
Cleveland
Charles
Ashbrook
Elyria
Silsbee
Harry Calvert
Gulf Farms
Pittsburgh
Theodora Merton
Mis E S Dumont
Lorain
Gold Dust Route Thwarted by 1922 Gold Rush Donor
In San Francisco a tale emerges of Frank P. Wielm, once part of California's 1922 gold rush, who, pressed by cash shortages, sent a rifle cartridge part filled with gold dust to Clarence King, commander of the San Francisco division, while the Khaki Shirts faced financial strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobless
San Francisco
Kiyou Hills
Frank P. Wielm
California
Wielm
Clarence King
Orfan
Egyptians Enter University of Texas for Cotton Study
Three Egyptian agriculture officials Moussa Salah-el Din Giavvar and Hassan Mawardi entered the University of Texas at Austin to study the U S cotton industry. They aim to raise Egypt's rank as a cotton producer by researching leading nations in cotton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Department of Agriculture
Egyptiam
University of Texas
United States
V.of Moussa
Salah-el Din Giavvar
Hassan Mawardi
Nevot
Spelling Riot Report From San Angelo Texas
A garbled AP style item describes a spelling incident in San Angelo Texas where a mob attempted to spell a word correctly then switched to a spelling checker. The report mentions a person named Rey ALOT Poremin and discusses the word mebite-demum amid confusion.
Ridgeville Firemen Host Molybdenum Event at Town Hall
Chemistry talk on molybdenum as a metal element set for Ridgeville Brougr Bazaar events at Ridgeville Town Hall Monday evening November 21. The Ridgeville Firemen organize the gathering in Ridgeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville Town Hall
Ridgeville
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Nely Save
Ceolns
Marlan Martin
Gill
Gether
Chronicle- Telegram Pattern Department
West 18Th Street
New York
DeMolays
Deolays
Bob Neiker
George Beker
Joe Roth
Richard Notley
Jocal
Gertrude Mallory
Margaret Terry
Kathleen Maston
Florence Allen
Mildred Baumhardt
Betty Decker
Genevieve Parks
Virginia Wicker
Martha Wilson
Pilgrim Woman's ‘Association
Pilgrim Community Women’s Association
Mary Mills
Elsie Scrivens
Emily Scerivens
Anna Scrivens
W. L. Bodine
Fast Avenue
Ruth Haag
ZONTA
Second Congregational Church
West River Street
Vera Strohl
Mildred Neufer
Ruth Vietzen
Delores Jaycox
Dorothy Ross
Irene Hastings
Steel City
Mrs. Strohl
Ladies’ Auxiliary No
Canton Lorain No. 93
Sadie Strohl
West Street
Strahl
Vere Strohl
Matt
Mary Fiedler
Anna
VICKS
Wildercraft
Sereth
Torain Club
Grace Lutheran Ladies Aid
ST. Paul's FE
W. A
Evangelical Women's Tap
St. Pauls Church
Merce
FL Werth
BE. & Croat
S Am County Federation
Murr Fox
Otto Mischka
Char Ina
Thenton
G Quade
Desremer
Circle No 5
Hegen
QO. Pallas
KK. Roeseman
Ernst Inn
Circle No. 3
C. §. Ashbrook
Theodore Merton
EF. S Dumont
Wallace Nutting
Daughters OF Scotland
Wurst Hall
VRS
Harry Gilmore
Circle 5
ST. Paul's Church
Bond Street
Neal Gunder
Cardboard Club
Lu Artus Reisinger
Ruth Williams
Bernice Filmore
Dorothy Hartley
Howard Williams
Berea
F. W. Aureliary
John Marsh
Veterans of Foreign Wars' Auxiliary
M. F. Elliott
Circle No. 6
Methodist Church
Park Avenue
Edwin Schubert
Ed Milliren
PF. Elliott
Lord
C. V. Beazell
E. Schubert
Virgi Waite
Beazell
Elliott
E. Griffiths
A. H. Kent
West Avenue
Methodist Circle NO
T. G. Elgart
F. I
Schafer
Mra Elgart
South Maple Street
Beryl] Schafer
Clarence Feldkamp
Avi An
Elyria Hotel
Joseph F. Skolnike
Mary T. Dobren
Victor Vamos
Fey Ocas
Effie Hill
Etta Puls
Pearl Weichel
Clara Rawson
Grace Doncaster
Virginia Newton
Threety
Fath Sonih
Effie Stapleton
Theresa Tayior
Takewond
Loralin Pals
Lulu Tongs
Johnston Gift Shop
Second St
Rialto
University OF Thy
Moly Bone
Adams
Farmers Supply Co
Ladies of Minman
Lutheran Chiaveh
Vestal
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