Tonight's church and club events fill local calendar
The First Congregational Church men's club meets at 6 30 for dinner with Harold S Wood of Ohio State University as speaker. Walter C Gran will perform The Fool at St Pauls church under Men's Brotherhood. TN T class dines at Church of Christ at 6. Hi Way club with Mrs Schriner, Independent Card Club with Mrs F Schaub on Dehn road. Agenda Club hosts Sweetheart Dance at the Elks. Sons of Union Veterans Aux meet in G A R hall. David Nye Chapter De Molay meets in I C O F hall. Clan Robertson No 242 Scottish Clans meets. Daughters of Scotland Argyle Lodge No 6 meets. Spanish War Veterans and Auxiliary meet. Women's Welsh Club meets with Mrs Oldfield for business. Pilgrim church Woman's Association notes a Holy Land trip with sax solos by Paul Stanford and Ruth Stanford, plus songs by Mrs Long and Helen Osborne. Osborne shares Holy Land trip views. refreshments served by Mrs Sparks and Mrs Das. meeting to reconvene December 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Harold S. Wood
Ohio State University
Walter C. Gran
St. Paul’s Church
Men's Brotherhood
TN. T
Church of Christ
Schriner
Lorain
Independent Card Club
F. Schaub
Déhn Road
Agenda Club
The
Elks
Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary
G. A. R. Hall
David
R. D. Oldfield
Kenyon Avenue Avenue
Woman's Association
Holy Land
Woman’s Association
Pilgrim Church
Paul Stanford
World Fellowship Jamboree and Open House at YWCA
About three hundred people attended the World Fellowship Jamboree and Open House at the YWCA with global flag decor, country booths, a floor show, and a program including The First Thanksgiving, Tip Toe Through the Tulips, dances, and Korean acrobatics by Trail and Tumble group. Nine guests joined Circle No 1 of the Methodist church for a brief meeting and music, with remarks by Rev. Piper and a California trip talk. Circle No 5 hosted thirty six members and six guests, planning a Christmas dinner and cafeteria event, while Truth Seekers of the United Presbyterian Church met at the Hutcheson home and Ada Burnett received a wedding gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Friendship Club
Circle NO
Circle No. 1
Methodist Church
C. B. Haueisen
Park Avenue
Meister
Piper
Spencer
Mitchell
Blaine
Weisbrod
Shook
Haag
Maurice Weisbrod
J. L. Mathis
California
A. C. Gorfman
William Ohlemacher
Hauiesen
Chrysanthe mum Club plans Christmas party at Peters home
All members gathered yesterday afternoon at Mrs Harry Peters on Hamilton street for social afternoon and plans for a Christmas party. Hostess Mrs Richard Wynns to serve refreshments and host the December 10 event. Circle No 3 of the Methodist church met at C W Koppes on Eighth street with fourteen members and one guest. Devotions by Mrs C A Stranahan. Next meeting a Christmas party to be announced. Laura Louise Phipps of Salem Oregon visiting Sutliff home in Sixth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Circle
D. W. Keeler
Kenyon Court
Circle No. 5
M. E. Church
Chrysanthemum Club
Harry Peters
Hamilton Street
Richard Wynns
Methodist Church
C. W. Koppes
Eighth Street
C. A. Stranahan
Bill
C. Williams
Laura Louise Phipps
Salem
Oregon
Circle Nine Methodist Ladies Meet At Mrs Pelter Home
Circle No 9 of the Methodist church met yesterday afternoon with Mrs Pelter at 604 Dewey Avenue. Mrs Harvey Brown assisted. Devotions were led by Mrs George Cotton and Mrs C B Simpkins spoke to 24 members and 4 guests. Refreshments followed. Next meeting is December 17 at Mrs R C Bartholomew’s, 236 Denison Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No
The
Methodist Church
Pelter
Dewey Avenue
Harvey Brown
George Cotton
C B. Simpkins
General Ladies’ Aid
R. C. Bartholomew
Denison Avenue
Two New Members for Daughters of St. Andrews
The Daughters of St. Andrews held a meeting yesterday afternoon with Mrs. J. E. Thatcher on Harvard avenue. Two new members were admitted and Christmas plans discussed. Refreshments followed. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Theodore Laundon on December tenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters OF ST. Andrews
J. E. Thatcher
Harvard Avenue
Theodore Laundon
Sixth Street
Sheriff Adams and Mrs Adams Surprise Party at Home
Sheriff C B Adams and his wife were surprised by deputies and their wives at their Third Street home last evening. The gathering of twenty four guests featured card playing and a refreshment course. They received an end table and magazine rack as gifts. Les Amies Meet Miss Carrie Manzo at Kenyon Street church group. A business meeting preceded a talk by Miss Mildred Fauver on Christ of the Every Road with refreshments to conclude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LES Amies
Carrie Manzo
First
Kenyon Street
Mildred Fauver
E. Stanley Jones
Circle 2 First Congregational hosts luncheon at Park Avenue
Thirty two members and guests of Circle No 2 of the First Congregational church enjoyed a luncheon at Mrs James Hewitt’s Park Avenue home with Mrs W A Reed assisting. The afternoon opened with psalm and prayer. Mrs James Van Dusen spoke on religious education for girls and Shauffler Training School in Cleveland. Five new members were enrolled: Mrs Ralph Standen Mrs W D Taylor Mrs Ernest Birch Mrs Paul Wharton and Mrs Annetta Otto. The next January meeting will be at Mrs P J Cochran’s Cambridge Street residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 2
First Congregational Church
James Hewitt
Park Avenue
W. A. Reed
James van Dusen
Shauffler Training School
Cleveland
Ralph Standen
W. D. Taylor
Ernest Birch
Paul Wharton
Annetta Otto
P. J. Cochran
Cambridge Street
Picnic film featured at QC P S home service meet
The November meeting of the home service department of the QC P S was held in the model kitchen on Tuesday November eighteenth. A three course dinner was served by Dorothy Gazley with aides Alma Scheune Inman and Agnes Kalter. a first aid article was read by Alma Schuene man and a film of the Ohio Public Service picnic at Crystal Park was shown by N. A. Giles. The event included a Mack Sennett comedy, gifts for Miss Harriett Dillman who left the O P S, and deco rations demonstrations. Each attendee took home a paper doll lamp. Kalter will lead a similar class on November twenty-fifth. Guests included Miss Dorothy Gerhart and Harriett Dillman. The December meeting will be led by Thelma Heller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Service Dept
Home Service Department
QC P. S
Model Kitchen
Dorothy Gazley
Alma Scheune Inman
Agnes Kalter
Alma Schueneman
Ohio Public Service
Crystal
Dorothy Gerhart
Harriett Dillman
Thelma Heller
Memorial Hospital Student Council Bridge Party Attended
The Elyria Memorial Hospital Student Council hosted a bridge party for sixty guests in the Nurses' Home reception room. Prizes went to Mrs. Roy Bruck first and Miss Eleanor Robbins second. Mrs Frank Youngbluth was consolation prize recipient. Refreshments were served late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Nurses’ Home
Roy Bruck
Eleanor Robbins
Frank Youngbluth
Election and Installation of Officers at Masonic Chapter
Last night the Masonic Mar shall Chapter elected officers and installed A. C. Schilleman as most excellent high priest. New officers included William Harding Henry Schultz Russel Waldorf Robert Shryock Herbert Young Mr. Mc Kibben Carl Dramm and M. Reynolds. Installation was by outgoing high priest Wilfred Bowdler followed by supper. The program directed by Mr. Schuleman featured Mrs. Bowdler Dr. Bevard Walter Smith and Mr. Goodnough, a visiting past high priest from near Columbus, who gave a talk. Bowdler received a jeweled watch engraving commemorating the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Marshall Chapter
A. C. Schilleman
William Harding
Henry Schultz
Russel Waldorf
Robert Shryock
Herbert Young
Mr. McKibben
Carl Dramm
M. Reynolds
Wilfred Bowdler
Schuleman
Wilma E Parke Celebrates Eighth Birthday at Home
Wilma E Parke of 510 1-2 Park Place marked her eight year old birthday Saturday. Her sister invited ten of Wilma’s schoolmates for an afternoon gathering. The party featured games, a pink rose adorned cake, pink and white candies, and pink and white ice cream before she returned from the show to a birthday surprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma E. Parke
Park Place
Wilma
Deacons Second Wife cast named for East Carlisle plays
The East Carlisle school will host the Deacons Second Wife on Friday and Saturday evenings with a full cast announced including Malinza Fitz Francis Phelps Deacon Barachias A T Smith Milton George Washington Fifth Robert Brown Melissa Fitz Marjory Smith Mrs Brown Mrs William Sudro Kate Rollins Mary Lucille Smith John D Bullock R A Jackson Mrs D Bullock Mrs B E Eddy Dorothy Bullock Hope Gregg Hartley Bullock Clifford McDaniels Ernest Beach Stacy Caroski Phillip Gamboge William Glover. Separately St Clair Rebekahs held inspection with seventy members and twenty visitors from Oberlin Grafton and Lorain in J O O F hall led by Meda Beers of Lorain. The district rep praised the Ohio Rebekah Assembly and two candidates received degrees. Plans for a Thanksgiving dance in Eagles Hall were announced and the charter was draped for Sister Danzey before December third election of officers. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartley Bullock
Clifford McDaniels
Earnest Beach
Stacy Carnoski
Phillip Gamboge
William Glover
Rebekkah Lodge
St. Clair
Circle groups host social afternoons at local churches
Circle No 1 of First Congregational welcomed forty members and guests at Mrs Paul Richards new Ridgeville home with a string quartet and songs by Mrs Bowdler. Wiss Saye spoke on the Shaulffler Training School. Mrs Goecke hosted Circle Nos 4 and 5 with devotionals and Porto Rico talk. Circle No 6 of First Methodist gathered for a brief meeting and notes of past calls. Ola Jackson and Ed Bain bridge visited Lorain. A chicken supper bazaar is announced by W A second church with details and a circle reading event at 650 Broad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Paul Richards
Ridgeville
Winckles
Jones
Taylor
Manning
Chapman
Waite
Townsend
McCullough
Bowdler
Wiss Saye
Shaulffler
Cleveland
West Side Guild Meets Wednesday at St. Andrew's
The West Side Guild of St. Andrew's church met for a tureen dinner yesterday with ten members present. After dinner a brief business meeting was held and the afternoon spent sewing. Mrs. Rotland Morris of River Road will host December fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Guild of
St. Andrew’s Church
Rotland Morris
The
River Road
Mrs Yeager Hosts Circle at Congregational Church
Mrs Yeager of Ohio Street welcomed Circle 3 members to her home yesterday with assistants Mrs Firey and Mrs Moise. Mrs Bourquin led devotionals while Shauffler School was discussed by visitors. Mrs Walter Ludwig reviewed Porto Rico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeager
Ohio Street
Circle 3
The
Congregational Church
Firey
Moise
Bourquin
Shauffler
Walter Ludwig
Porto Rico
Neacon's Second Wife at East Carlisle School
The small item notes a performance or event titled Neacon's Second Wife at East Carlisle School on Friday and Saturday evening at 8:00. Admission is 25 cents and 10e.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neacon
East Carlisle School
Meetings and visits noted at local clubs and church
The Maranatha class of First Baptist will meet at the church on Friday evening. The Woman's Club Child Welfare and Social Service Department meets Friday the twenty first at 2 30 with speaker Mrs Mabel Barret Reel from Lakewood on Child Psychology, open to club members. The Royal Neighbors of America meet Friday at Modern Woodman Hall at 7 30 with a card party after. Miss Wilma Hide and her mother visited R C Schmidt and Mrs Stanley Martin yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maranatha
First Baptist Church
Church House
Child Welfare and Social Service Department
Woman’s Club
Mabel Barret Reel
Lakewood
Royal Neighbors of America
Woodman Hall
Rummage sale under Rob inson Hancock on Mill Street
Rummage sale scheduled for Friday and Saturday near Circle 9 by M E Church, under the Rob inson Hancock property on Mill Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson-Hancock
Mill St
Circle 9
M. E. Church
Goodwill Sunshine Club Holds December Meeting
The Goodwill Sunshine Club met Tuesday with Mrs. Zachman of Chase Street in attendance eighteen. Reports highlighted the work for needy families. A social hour followed with refreshments by Mrs. B. A. Francis. The next gathering will be with Mrs. Emma Scheuneman at 935 Lake Avenue on December 16 for a Christmas party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodwill Sunshine Club
Zachman
Chase Street
B. A. Francis
Emma Scheuneman
Lake Avenue
Sunshine Class Sunday School Holds Monthly Meeting
The Sunshine Class of the Meth odist Sunday school led by Miss Mildred Fowls met at Josephine Whitmore's Har vard avenue home with twenty six in attendance. The next meeting is the Christmas party at Catherine Stuntz's Schramm road home on December 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Sunday School
Mildred Fowls
Josephine Whitmore
Harvard Avenue
Catherine Stuntz
Schramm Road
Admissions and Discharges List From Local Records
Admissions include Pete Hist of 229 George Street Joseph Young of 148 Spruce Street Dorothy Averbrook at 512 East Avenue Margaret Send er of E Orwell Ohio Mrs Charles Wearsch Avon Bert Beard transient Discharges list Mrs John Grum bos baby girl 120 Harvard Avenue Mrs Ernest Yeagle baby girl 433 Second Street Frank Gerber Kipton Mrs Ernest Knipper 281 Pasadena Avenue Herbert Ruff 567 Turner Street John Mertin 320 Franken Avenue
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Hist
George Street
Joseph Young
Spruce Street
Dorothy Averbrook
East Avenue
Margaret Sender
E. Orwell
Ohio
Charles Wearsch
Avon
Bert Beard
John Grumbos
Harvard Avenue
Ernest Yeagle
Second Street
Frank Gerber
Kipton
Ernest Knipper
Pasadena Avenue
Herbert Ruff
Turner Street
John Mertin
Franken Avenue
Elyria Residents Involved in Local Justice Proceeding
Ralph J Brasselle 27 purchasing agent Elyria and Roberta J Storm 18 Elyria appear with Rev A E Piper and Joseph Heller 48 confectioner Elyria alongside Florence A Farmer 33 Elyria before a Justice of the Peace in a listed civil matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph J. Brasselle
Elyria
Roberta J. Storm
A. E Piper
Joseph Heller
Florence A. Farmer
Personal notices reflect town life in brief
Mr and Mrs Jack Tillotson of 340 West Street spent Wednesday in Norwalk with relatives. Mrs Eliza Waldorf is confined to the home of her daughter Mrs Frank Crawford of Middle Avenue by illness. Mrs Brock president of the Akron Friends of Music Club and Miss Wills of Akron accompanied Mrs Crites to the Musical Art Society meeting Tuesday afternoon. Mark Smith of Huron Street was called to Cleveland today on account of his father Patrick Smith being a patient at Dr Crites Clinic. Mrs Elia Munn of Cleveland is a guest of Miss Mary Maddock of English Street. Mrs Howard Rawson of 128 West Bridge Street is doing nicely following an appendix operation at Elyria Memorial hospital on Monday afternoon. Born to Mr and Mrs Charles Wearsch of Avon, a daughter on November 19 at Elyria Memorial hospital. Mrs B H Russell of 332 Stanford Avenue has been entertaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Tillotson
West Street
Norwalk
Eliza Waldorf
Frank Crawford
Middle Avenue
Brock
Akron Friends of Music Club
Miss Wills
Akron
Crites
Musical Art Society
Mark Smith
Huron Street
Cleveland
Patrick Smith
Crite
Richmond Hill couple hosts notes from various trips
Mr and Mrs Z B Powell of Richmond Hill Long Island N Y report events. Mrs H H McGowin of Kenyon avenue returned from Toledo where she attended the thirtieth annual meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary of Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen. Miss Hazel Weiseke attended a bridge party at the Allerton Hotel Cleveland and stayed with Mrs Margaret Thayer. Nellie M Hill of Washington avenue returned home after a two day visit in Columbus Ohio. Gladys McCullough Alvin Bemis and Mr and Mrs Arthur Giles attended Severin Eisenberger Beethoven recital at the Cleveland Music School Settlement in the Museum of Art auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. McGowin
Kenyon Avenue
Toledo
Ladies Auxiliary of Brotherhood of Railroad
Hazel Weiseke
Allerton Hotel
Cleveland
Margaret Thayer
Nellie M. Hill
Washington Avenue
Columbus
Ohio
Gladys McCullough
Alvin Bemis
Arthur Giles
Severin Eisenberger
Cleveland Music School
Museum of Art
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Truth Seekers
United Presbyterian Church
Winnie
Jean Hutcheson
Persons Court
Ada Burnett
Wrs Bristol
Mrs
Sunny Side
BUNCO
William Telzerow
Columbus Street
Sunny Side Up
E. E. Wendorff
Alice Smith
T. C. Henry
Memorial Hospital
Marshall Chapter
Goecke
R. S. Goecke
Robert Davies
Miss Brooks
Denman
Fifth Street
Ola Jackson
Ed Bainbridge
Lester Mason
W. A
West Side Guild
Mrs. Yeager
Wilma Hide
Bedford, Ohio
R. C. Schmidt
Stanley Martin
Fourth Street
Lorain Road
Butternut Ridge Road
Cuyahoga County
Lyle
Battle Creek Sanatarium
America
Sunshine Club
Reublin Bros
Richelieu Store
Jones’ Dairy Farm
P. V. Creamery
Sunkist
Florida
Santa Clara
Jersey
York State
Campbells
Milan
Pillsbury
McKenzie
Chase & Sanborn
Newpack
N. B. C. Choe
Ib. N. B.C
Cooks’ Millinery East Avenue
Boltey School of
Z. B. Powell
Richmond Hill, Long Island, N. Y
Saleman
Cook’s Millinery
Saul
Coats
Lewis
Lewis Mercantile Co
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