Gettysburg Speech Honored At G A R Veterans Dinner
Allied G A R orders hosted a dinner honoring surviving veterans and widows with Rev J A Kaley delivering Lincoln's Gettysburg Address. About seventy five were seated with remarks from veterans, Sons of Veterans and ladies. Mrs Millie Clarkson led the dinner committee.
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G. A.R. Veterans and Widows of Veterans
Allied Orders
Abraham Lincoln
Dbl Tae
J. A. Kaley
H.W. Miller
Captain Stough
Amherst
G. A. RK. Post
Marian Daner
Sophia Smith
Mary Flood
Florence Terry
Mary Abbe
Imogene Burt
Fiora Hoak
Ellen Langton
Nettie Little
Ella Savage
Elyria
Hanchet
Stiwald
Rey.ax A. Kaley
Lincoln
Sons of Veterans
Millie Clarkson
Couple Celebrates Golden Anniversary at 225 Glenwood Street
Mr and Mrs William Struck marked fifty years of marriage with a gathering at their home 225 Glenwood Street. Born in Germany they have lived here since 1881. He 73 she 72 both healthy and active members of St Johns Lutheran Church. Daughters Emma Zinsmi ster of Lorain and family assisted along with Mrs Struck widow of Carl and her son Arthur of Cleveland.
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William Struck
Glenwood Street
Struck
Germany
National Tube Co
Contemplative Minds Stir Global Passions Across Eras
The remark highlights how thinkers like Karli Merx and Nietzsche provoke lasting, intense debate that resonates through modern discourse and raises questions about philosophy and influence.
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Karli Merx
Nietzsche
Art In Everyday Life Topic At Business Women Club
The Business and Professional Women club hosted a dinner at First Congregational church for 45 members and guests. Miss Dorothy Jones spoke on art in daily life with color demonstrations, and music by Mrs F A Yost and Gladys McCullough complemented the program. The group voted $12 for the Community Chest and noted a December dinner merge with the next meeting. Centerpieces by Etrica High School Applied Art class highlighted the event.
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First Congregational Church
F .A.yost
Gladys McCullough
Handel
Hardn Wood
Dorothy Jones
Etrica High School
Harriet Hubbard
Circle 1 elects Mrs. Thomas Osborn at First Methodist
After a luncheon at the First Methodist Church Circle 1 elected Mrs. Thomas Osborn as chairwoman following several meetings without a chair. Fourteen members and ten guests attended with hostesses Mrs. Ida Landon Mrs. Griffith and Mrs. Knoppes assisting. Dr. E J Bond led a devotional service and a bake sale closed the meeting. Mrs. Fesler invited all to her Erie street home on Thursday December tenth.
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Circle 1
Thomas Osborn
First Methodist Church
Ida Landon
Griffith
Knoppes
Peter Chobanoff
General Aid Society
Osborn
E. J. Bond
Carlisle Neighborhood Club Holds December Meeting
Carlisle Neighborhood Club met yesterday with Mrs. B J Squires of LaGrange road. Guests included Mrs. Russell Reichard of Grafton and Mrs. Lester Squire of LaGrange road along with Mrs. Albert Fridenstine and Lois, and Mrs. Harland Squire and her son of Elyria. A social hour followed the business meeting and luncheon was served. The next meeting will be December 31 at Miss Lillian Schwartz’s LaGrange road home for a Christmas gift exchange.
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Carlisle
B. J. Squires
LaGrange Road
Russell Reichard
Grafton
Albert Fridenstine
Lois
Lester Squire
Harland Squire
Elyria
Lillian Schwartz
Shining Evening Model Adam Dute Birthday Honor at 90
A birthday gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Becker in Henrietta celebrated Adam Dute turning 90. Born 1846 in Rokenseas Germany he came to America in 1872 and worked in plastering and paperhanging. He married Anna Chronic in 1899 and lived in Henrietta.
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George Becker
Henrietta
Adam Dute
Leonard Baker
Lioyd Brewster
Flubert Howard
Ardeth
Dorris Nieding
R. Kreig
Mr. Dute
Rokenseas
Germany
America
Anna Martha Chronic
Middle Ridge
Henretta
Luncheon Featured at Research Club Meeting
Eighteen members and no guests attended the Gabies luncheon during the Research Club meeting yesterday. Mrs Kellogg Day and Miss Nellie Heckock organized and chairs led activities and poetry readings.
Local club plans theatre and dinner party
Mrs Leroy Krugman entertained members of the club at her home 352 Seventh street last evening. During the business meeting plans were made for a theatre and dinner party to be held December 18th. Mrs Robert Gray and Miss Helen Foreman were initiated into the club. A two course luncheon was served before adjournment to meet December 28th at the home of Marian Spaeth on Chestnut Ridge.
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Galway
Ted Seward
Cascade Steel
Hines-Billings Orchestra
Brinze
Ora Chamgren
Richard Horax
Jeanne Reid
Reid
West Ninth Street
Leroy Krugman
Seventh Street
Robert Gray
Helen Foreman
Marian Spaeth
Chestnut Ridge
Lovely shower kicks off for bride elect Hazel Todgham
One of several showers for Hazel Todgham bride elect of Victor Visci of Lorain was at Miss Helen NasrT s home. Bunco provided entertainment with prizes for Mar Kaminski Jane Laer and Sophie Dabrowski. A three course midnight luncheon followed a lace table and floral centerpieces. corsages marked each seat and gifts were given to the guest of honor by listed friends and the hostess.
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Hazel Todgham
Victor Visci
Lorain
Helen Nasrt Bunco
Mar Kaminski
Jane Laer
Sophie Dabrowski
Virginia Neer
Howard Parron
Mary Kaminski
Wilma George
Irma Ishore
Sophie Dobrowski
Verna Rammell
Irene Straskiews
Mildred Karmell
Bettye Robsertson
Edith Mocsnr
Jane Lacy
Dunford Family Hosts First Birthday Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Dunford entertained last evening in Elyria for daughter Marilyn Joan to mark her first birthday. Relatives and friends present included Clarence and Carl Dunford, Leonard and Joseph Dunford, A. C. Wackenfuss, Kar Hennings, William Meister, and Joan White of Rocky River. Pink and white decor featured a large candlelit birthday cake as gifts were given and social time followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Dunford
Marilyn Joan
Clarence Dunford
Leonard Dunford
Joseph Dunford
A. C. Wackenfuss
Carl Wockenfuss
Kar Hennings
Elyria
William “Meister
Joan “White
Rocky River
Division Has Tureen Division C of the Church
A group gathered at Mrs. Vern Martin’s home on Eighth street for a tureen dinner served at 12 39 to twenty members and six guests. Mrs. S. G. McGrath assisted. A brief business session followed. The next meeting is set for December 17 at Mrs. Edwin Schoenherr’s Middle avenue home.
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Church
Christ
Vern Martin
Eighth Street
Licenses Granted in Lorain and Elyria Areas
A list of licenses issued for residents including James Puskas 23 and Rose Horvath 21 in Sheffield township Albert Wichlacz 27 clerk and Agnes Ondick 26 in Lorain County James Cooper 32 Lorain劳 borer and Hattie Joha Hart 25 Lorain Luchain More 39 Lorain National Tube Company employee and Luella Daniel 25 Lorain Rolland J Cartwright 24 Columbia Station farmer and Phyllis Smith 20 North Ridgeville
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James Puskas
Sheffield Township
Rose Horvath
Sheffield
Albert Wichlacz
Elyria
Agnes Ondick
Lorain James Cooper
Lorain
Hattie Joha Hart
Luchain More
National Tube Company
Emoviege
Luella Daniel
Rolland J. Cartwright
Columbia Station
Farmer
Phyllis Smith
North Ridgeville
Local Personal Notices From Elyria Post
Reverend Will T. Foster spoke at Collinwood Christian church during Mission 18 in progress. Elyria residents plan a weekend in Canada and attend the Elyria Lorain game. Several locals visit Cleveland, Scranton, and Warren, Michigan, with family and guest updates. Born to Lonzo Finpatrick a son at Elyria Memorial Hospital on November 19.
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Will T. Foster
Collinwood Christian Church
George Drke
Cleveland Road
George Turnbull
East River Street
Toronto
Canada
J. Granger
Elyrians
Gordon Boddy
Findlay College
Joe Boddy
Elyria-Lorain
Ber Casson
Adams Street
Cleveland
Roy Ramage
Elyria
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Jennie Barnes
Lakeside
C. Whoppes
West Eighth Street
Alex Laurie
Ohio State University
Dale Houser
Grant Street
Lonzo Finpatrick
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Mamie Carpenter
Casanovia
New York
Calendar Notes From Local Clubs And Churches
Club calendars list Card Party by Troop 1 Girls Scout at the Woman's Club. Nettie Finch Webber Club marks twentieth anniversary at Church of Christ. First Monthir charea night at LaPorte M E with speaker Rev. Thomas Anghes. Good Will Bible Class at First Congregational. Rural Neighbors social hour hosted by Birthda committee. O E and meeting honor of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Higgins golden anniversary. Protected Home Circle and British Empire Club meet. Institute Club at M E church to depart for Findley Cabin on Abbe Road. Nowawa Club gathering with Rose Krabec at 221 Ohio Street.
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Woman's Club
Nettie Finch Webber
Church of Christ
LaPorte M. E
Thomas Anghes
Good Will
First Congregational Church
Birthda
O. E
Clarence Higgins
Protected Home Circle
British Empire Club
Institute Club
M. E. Church
Findley Cabin
Abbe Road
Nowawa Club
Rose Krabec
Ohio Street
Get Together Club elects officers at first meeting
The Get Together Club held its first meeting of the year at Eileen Mahl’s home. Clair Noonan was elected president, Rita Yonker secretary, Eileen Mahl treasurer, and Edna Thompson reporter. Plans include Vermilion Lake trip next summer and a two week adjournment.
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Eileen Mahl
Clair Noonan
Rita Yonker
Edna Thompson
Vermiljop-on-the-Lake
Sears Roebuck Contest Wins Elyria Store Dinner
Store associates in twenty eight cities competed in a Sears Roebuck contest. The Elyria store won and hosted a complimentary dinner at Katie Kreutzer Inn for forty employees and friends. Lee Geiger chaired, Joe Boddy was toastmaster, Ralph Young spoke on operations, and music by Genre St. Marie ensemble followed by dancing. Rosetta Dser, to wed Max Worcester next week, was honored. A repaired vacuum cleaner was awarded as a gag prize with festive games and prizes.
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Sears Roebuck
Elyria
Mr. Geiser
Sears Roebuck Co
St. Marie
Mesers Molnar
Clotz
McUray
Kreps
Rosetta Dser
Max Worcester
Circle Nine entertains guests at Methodist church home
Mrs C W Holbrook hosted Circle No 9 of the Methodist church at 140 Stanford avenue with eighteen members and three guests Mrs Surlitt Shrvock Nadine Rice present. Mrs Rice read Mandy on the Golden Age of Women after devotions Psalm 100 and a new member Mrs Sutcuff joined. Plans include Christmas dinner for the Men's class on December 11 and the next meeting December 17 at the church with Mrs Foreman as chairman to help a needy family.
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C. W. Holbrook
Brown
Pomeroy
Circle No. 9
Methodist Church
Stanford Avenue
Surlitt
Shrvock
Nadine Rice
Rice
Mandy
Thanksgiving circle meets at Barr home on Chase Street
Twenty three members of Circle No. 2 of the Methodist church gathered at Mrs. F A Barr's residence 126 Chase street with Mrs JC Perry and Mrs William Harris assisting. Devotions used Psalm for Thanksgiving and a poem The Housewife's Thanksgiving read. Refreshments served after a brief business meeting.
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Circle No. 2
The
Methodist Church
F. A. Barr
Chase Street
JC. Perry
William Harris
C. B. Simkins
Sunshine Club Hosts Rummage and Bake Sale Ride
The Sunshine Club stages a rummage and bake sale by First Savings and Loan on Saturday. Proceeds support club activities.
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First Savings and Loan Ride
Sunshine Club
Sauerkraut Supper at Holy Cross Church Hall
A sauerkraut supper will be held at Holy Cross Church Hall on Sunday evening at 6 30 public invited.
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Holy Cross
Circle 5 of First Methodist meets at Park Avenue home
Mrs Russell hosted Circle 5 of the First Methodist church at her Park Avenue home Festerdar. Mrs Ackerman led devotional study from The Brasen Altar. After business, Mrs Russell with Mrs Preston Hogle and Miss Anna Bloomfield served refreshments to eighteen members and one guest. Mrs Stone will host December 17 at West Bridge.
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B. H. Russell
Park Avenue
Circle 5
First Methodist Church
C. M. Ackerman
Russell
Preston Hogle
Anna Bloomfield
West Bridge
Surprise Birthday Dinner for Miss Clara Wendt
Miss Clara Wendt was delightfully surprised at a dinner party hosted by her mother for her twentieth birthday. Six guests sat at a table centered with a large birthday cake and she received lovely gifts.
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Clara Wendt
Miss Wendt
Dancing Every Saturday Nite at Fan's Dance Hall
A brief notice advertises mixed dances at Fan's Dance Hall located one mile east of Oberlin, inviting patrons to attend on Saturdays.
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Fan’s Dance Hall
Oberlin
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