Miss Harriet Dillman Hosts Bridge Party At 702 West Broad
A social gathering at Miss Harriet Dillman home 702 West Broad street featured bridge with two tables. Prizes went to Miss Helen Keller Mrs Frances Akin and Miss Marguerite Merthe. Guests included Olive Zegman Mary Tirpe Alma Gali Juanita Gibbs Thelma Gullett and Thelma Heller. A diamond ring centerpiece lit and announcing the hostess forthcoming marriage to Paul Taylor of Newcomerstown Ohio on November 23. A three course lunch followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Dillman
W. Broad Street
Bridge
Helen Keller
Frances Akins
Marguerite Merthe
Paul Taylor
Newcomerstown
Ohio
Olive Zegman
Mary Tirpe
Alma Gali
Juanita Gibbs
Mesdames Frances Akin
Thelma Gullet
Thelma Heller
Ohio State Intramural Leader Speaks to First Church Club
Harold S. Wood, director of intramural athletics at Ohio State University, spoke at the First Congregational Church Men’s Club meeting. He traced intramural sports history, noted broad Western Conference participation, and cited over eighteen thousand student participants last year. A strict physical exam, classification, and a new corrective class were described, with about thirty-five members present and Elyria High’s Coach Clymer attending as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold S. Wood
Ohio State University
First Congregational Church
Wood
Oberlin College
J. H. Nichols
Oberlin
Clymer
Elyria High School
Ohio State
Ladies Auxiliary meets for quilt day and officers debut
The Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary held an all day session at G A R Hall with three noon dinners and quilt making. Evening routine business followed as new officers led. Mrs Adelia Lutz won the prize. Next meeting December 4 includes a card party. Hi Way Bridge Club met with Mrs Schinner and honored winners Mrs Henry Cook first, Mrs LeRoy Race second, and Mrs Leroy Smith consolation. Dainty refreshments were served. A Cleveland theater party is planned for December 4. Mrs Fred Roth entertained at bridge. Kathrine Diedrich won first, Frances Kirkbride second, Alice Robson consolation. two course luncheon concluded games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Union Veteran's Auxiliary
G. A. R Hall
Adelia Lutz
Schinner
Lorain
Henry Cook
LeRoy Race
Leroy Smith
Cleveland
Fred Roth
Stanford Avenue
Bridge
Katherine Diedrich
Frances Kirkbride
Alice Robson
Mrs Findlay Hostess to Church Circle Meeting
Division C of the Church of Christ met at Mrs S N Findlay's Spruce Street home with Mrs J M Crandall assisting. Twenty eight members and two visitors attended a tureen dinner and devotions by Mrs Fowler who spoke on Thanksgiving and honored the late Mrs C W Long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay
Church Circle Division C
Church of Christ
S. N. Findlay
Spruce Street
J. M. Crandall
Ella Munt
Mack
Fowler
C. W. Long
Vis
J M. Crandall
East Avenue
The Strike of the Ladies' Ac at School Auditorium
The Ladies' Aid of St John's Lutheran church presented The Strike of the Ladies' Ac last evening at the School Auditorium Third street to an audience of about 325 directed by P M Schroeter. The two act play included a monologue When Edna Telephones and piano selections by Miss Block. Cast members include Mrs Cheerbody president of Ladies' Aid Mrs O Niemeyer Miss Sadie Razor Grandma deaf Mrs R Wildeheim born pessimist and several other women with humorous character names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Ac
Third Street
Ladies’ Aid Society
St John’s Lutheran Church
P. M. Schroeter
C. Schoenfeldt
Carrie Germs
M. Walkenhorst
Ima Whatnot
Ladies Aid
J. Gutzman
Amelia Prunes
Prunella
C. Hunger
Prunella Prunes
Kc. Guthman
J. O. G. Club Holds Meeting at Mrs Manzo’s Home
The J. O. G. Club met at 312 Cambridge Street last evening with a brief business session and a card game, prize winners Barbara Kasik and Jo Brada, two new members Karl and Frank Manzo, guests Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Grandstaff, and refreshments served. The next meeting, a Christmas party, will be at Carrie Snoble’s home, 117 Waverly Street, on December 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. G. Club
Eugene Manzo
Cambridge Street
Barbara Kasik
Jo Brada
Karl
Frank Manzo
Clarence Grandstaff
Carrie Snoble
Waverly Street
Women’s Research Club Hosts Review of outstanding Personalities Among Women
Mrs Blanche Wilcox and Mrs Grace Flower hosted the Research Club as fifteen members answered roll call with Outstanding Personalities Among Women. Anne Ellis’s Story of an Ordinary Woman was reviewed by Mrs Lamberton, and Mrs Hecker read Alice in the Looking-Glass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Wilcox
Grace Flower
Research Club
Anne Ellis
Lamberton
Hecker
Alice In
Blind performer reads The Fool to raise aid for blind in US
Walter C. Gran a blind impersonator presented Chan ning Pollock's The Fool at St. Paul's Evangelical auditorium urging mission work for the 300,000 blind in the United States. He called for Braille reform to include religious literature as he read all 17 characters in the three act play, under the Young Men's Brotherhood of the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter C. Gran
Channing Pollock
St. Paul’s Evangelical Auditorium
Mr. Gran
United States
Gran
Young Men's Brotherhood of the Church
Agenda Club Sweetheart Party at Elks
Twenty two members and guests of the Agenda Club dined at the Elks last evening for a Sweetheart party. The dining room was attractively decorated and the guests spent the evening playing cards and dancing. Joe Gerber gave the toast to the sweethearts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agenda Club
the Elks
Elks Club
Joe Gerber
Circle Eight Hosts Tureen Dinner at First Methodist
Mrs. A. E. B. Sherman of Kenyort avenue entertained Circle Eight of the First Methodist Church with a tureen dinner at one o clock. A business meeting followed, a December Christmas party was planned, three guests attended, and a social afternoon closed the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E B. Sherman
Kenyort Avenue
First Methodist Church
Spanish War Veterans Camp and Auxiliary Elect Officers
United Spanish War Veterans held a well attended meeting of the Camp and Auxiliary. The dance committee reported the affair a success and the sewing circle has paused until after the holidays. Relief will fill Thanksgiving baskets for needy families. After the December 4 meeting there will be a card party and annual elections for the Camp and Auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Spanish War Veterans
Auxiliary
Goodwill Bible Class Holds November Birthday Party
The Goodwill Bible Class met in the First Congregational church parlors on Thursday November 20. Thirty four ladies shared a tureen dinner at 1230 then held a brief business session. Mrs H M Miller reviewed My Lady of the Indian Purdah by Charlotte Cooper. They planned a Christmas party for December 19 in the church parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodwill Bible Class
Charlotte Cooper
H. MM. Miller
Forty attend meeting of American Home Department
About forty members of the Department of American Home of the Elyria Woman's Club met at the club house yesterday afternoon. Miss Agnes Kalter of the Home Service Department of the Ohio Public Service Company gave an excellent demonstration of electrical kitchen appliances. Miss Kalter leaked several articles among which was an angel food cake awarded to Mrs. George Brownell. Mrs. Carl Brown was chairman of the refreshment committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Home Department
Department of American Home
Elyria Woman's Club
Agnes Kalter
Home Service Department
Ohio Public Service Company
Round Table Club hosts night with high school players
The Round Table Club gathered Wednesday evening at Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Nye's home. High School Dramatic club players under Miss Nina J. Baker presented a brief playlet. Mrs. W. R. Bartlett read from Happiness by William Lyon Phelps, followed by songs by Miss Marjorie Rossiter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Table Club
H. H. Nye
Nina J. Baker
W. R. Bartlett
William Lyon Phelps
Marjorie Rossiter
Woman's Welsh Club meets at Mrs Oldfield home
The Woman's Welsh Club held a business meeting at Mrs R D Oldfield's Kenyon avenue home last evening with strong member attendance and four visitors Mrs Robert Moore Mrs David Roberts Mrs Pearl Dugan and Miss Margaret Roberts attended. A luncheon was served during the social hour. The next gathering will be a Christmas party at Mrs George Smith's East River street on December 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Welsh Club
R. D. Oldfield
Kenyon Avenue
Robert Moore
David Roberts
Pearl Dugan
Margaret Roberts
George Smith
East River Street
Business and Industrial Women’s Bible Class Plans December Fourth Meeting
The group met at East Avenue Baptist Church last evening with twenty five members present. Due to Thanksgiving, the next class will convene December fourth for a tureen supper and business meeting. The agenda includes studying the last half of the third chapter of the Book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Avenue Baptist House
L. C. B. A. Plans Dinner and Installation
Mrs. George Emmerich hosted a well attended L. C. B. A. meeting at 23 West Avenue. A dinner at the Hotel Newell is set for the first January gathering, followed by officer installation at the K. of C. hall with Miss Margaret Terrell of Cleveland, Supreme Officer, in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Emmerich
West Avenue
Newell
K. of C. Hall
Margaret Terrell
Cleveland
Miss Maslyk Hosts Gates Avenue Social Evening
Miss Berenice Maslyk entertained guests at her sister Mrs. John Sadowski’s Gates Avenue home. Prizes for hearts went to Catherine Henderson and Wanda Jalowiec. A yellow themed refreshment course was served. Guests included Mary Witbeck, Garnet Cox, Frances and Bernice Maslyk, Helen Sadowski, Mable Butler, Lena Seeley, Ann Kerstner of Lorain, and Catherine Henderson who performed a tap dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berenice Maslyk
John Sadowski
Gates Avenue
Catherine Henderson
Wanda Jalowiec
Mable Butler
Mary Witbeck
Garnet Cox
Frances
Bernice Maslyk
Helen Sadowski
Lena Seeley
Ann
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Listing Names and Addresses
A historical notice lists admissions including Mrs August Ferch at 279 16th Street and Mrs Eliza Maurer at 186 Spruce Street. Discharges include Mrs Tom Reese and baby at 121 West Avenue and Mrs Roy Ternes and baby at 116 Kipling Street, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Ferchland
16Th Street
Elizabeth Maurer
Spruce Street
Robert Hochenedel
Eastern Heights Boulevard
August Grall
Pasadena Avenue
Gloria Young
Antherst
Tom Reese
West Avenue
Roy Ternes
Kipling Street
Amherst
Merle Shroyer
Adams Street
Geraldine Morlock
Cleveland
Joseph Walz
Grafton
Frank Yarosh
Rush Street
Robert Harding Departs Oxford Avenue for Arkansas Trip
Robert Harding of Oxford Avenue left Wednesday for Hot Springs Arkansas to be away about a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Harding
Oxford Avenue
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Mission study and charity work at St Pauls church
The St Pauls church Evangelical Women's Union met in the parish parlors at two pm. Mrs C Ashbrook led devotions and proposed a budget for the coming year. Members planned hospital bandage rolls, canceled rummage sale, and memorialized Mrs Theodore Haag. Returned missionaries T H Twente and wife spoke on India work in Tilda and villages, noting opiate use by children and progress. Santa Claus to visit the December Christmas party. canned fruit for distribution. luncheon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Church
India
C. Ashbrook
Evangelical Women’s Union
C. Newmeier
Theodore Haag
T. H. Twente
Twente
BE. W. U
Fred Wirth
Mrs Morse visits ill father in Berea hospital
Mrs William Morse of 113 Hillsdale court called on her father who is ill in the hospital in Berea Ohio. Mrs Lewis Tyler of 437 West River street left this morning for Phoenix Arizona to spend the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Morse
Hillsdale Court
Berea
Ohio
Lewis Tyler
West River Street
Phoenix
Arizona
Allen P T A Pedro and pnnes at O O F hall
Allen P T A hosts a gathering at the O O F hall on Saturday November 22 at 8 00 pm with prizes and refreshments for a 25 cent admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen P. T. A. Pedro
Pnnes
O. O. F. Hall
Brotherhood Yeoman Holds Inaugural Installation in Woodman Hall
The Brotherhood of American Yeoman Steel City Homestead 6040 met in Woodman’s Hall for the first time. Officers elected included Foreman William Mucie and other posts. lunch for 51 guests with Cleveland and Elyria attendees. Meetings set for the first and third Thursdays. dancing closed the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of American Yeoman
Steel City Homestead
Woodman's Hall
Foreman
William Mucie
Lyle Coonrad
John Schultz
Julia Hult
Rebekah
Nelle Schultz
Indoor golf semi finals and finals chase pewter trophy
Madeline Frahm faced Miss Helen Guthman and Doris Jumont met Eleanor Loeffler in the YY W Co indoor golf semifinals last night. Guthman and Jumont advanced to the final rounds. In the decisive matches Jumont triumphed with scores of 49 and 53, the 49 representing the tournament’s best women’s score to date, and Jumont will be awarded the pewter trophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YY. W. Co. A
Madeline Frahm
Helen Guthman
Doris Jumont
Eleanor Loeffler
Independent Card Club meets at Deha Road home
Members gathered yesterday at Mrs. Fred Schaub’s Deha Road home for eleven games of pedro. Winners at count-included Mrs. Ford Diedrick Mrs. A Meinke Mrs. John Wilhelmy and Mrs. Nick Neufer. Guest Mrs. Harvey uss attended. A lunch followed and plans were made to meet December 4 at Mrs. F. Tite 330 Eastern Heights Boulevard. Mrs. R Nederer visiting her father G R Kelley left for Johnstown Pa en route stopping in Cleveland and Pittsburgh en route home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Card Club
Fred Schaub
Deha Road
Pedro
Ford Diedrick
A. Meinke
John Wilhelmy
Nick Neufer
Harvey Uss
F. Tite
Eastern Heights Boulevard
R. H. Nederer
G. R. Kelley
East Avenue
Johnstown
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Troupes Welcome Daughter Born At Home
Mr and Mrs Milton Troup of 955 Warren Avenue announce the birth of a daughter this morning at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Troup
Warren Avenue
Card party in Woodman Hall Friday evening
Royal Neighbors sponsor a card party at Woodman Hall this Friday evening. Event aims to raise funds for community projects with light refreshments and door prizes. Proceeds support local charitable work and neighborhood programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodman Hall
Methodist circle hosts with fundraiser plans and new member
Mrs A EB Piper of East avenue hosted Circle No 4 of the Methodist church with Mrs Erwin Arnold as chair and Mrs Sam Wurst leading devotions. Treasurer reported 187 dollars. Reports on the Men’s Club dinner and rummage sale, and a post holidays play were approved. Mrs Stang became a new member. A memorial service for Mrs Elizabeth Stevens featured readings and songs, followed by a YWCA Friendship Club program with girls delivering a playlet and songs. Refreshments by a committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. EB. Piper
East Avenue
Circle No. 4
Methodist Church
Erwin Arnold
Sam Wurst
Stang
W. E. N. Hawk
Fred Sheldon
Elizabeth Stevens
Thanksgiving Visits and a New Amherst Baby
Mrs. John Wehnhoff of Rochester New York will arrive Monday to stay with her parents Mr and Mrs Willian Harding of Oxford Avenue over Thanksgiving. Mr and Mrs Fred Salisbury with Mrs Lottie Beebe, married last week, plan to spend the winter in Florida. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Frederick Tabbert of Amherst Ohio at Elyria Memorial Hospital on November 20. Mrs C E Southam is in Cleveland caring for her ill mother and sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wehnhoff
Rochester
New York
Willian Harding
Oxford Avenue
Fred Salisbury
Lottie Beebe
Flor
Frederick Tabbert
Amherst
Ohio
Elyria Memorial Hospital
C. E. Southam
Cleveland
Stabbing Case Opens New Clues In Bowles Death
Portland reports new clues in the stabbing death of Mrs. Leone Bowles as her husband Nelson Bowles and secretary Miss Irma Loucks face first degree murder charges. A blood stained towel found in Miss Loucks apartment closet, attached to another towel by two blood stains, is being investigated as a potential clue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Leone Bowles
Nelson G. Bowles
Irma Loucks
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Bowles
Bowles Case Towel Clue Tied to Blood Evidence
Police say pink bordered towel wiped Mrs Bowles blood and yellow bordered towel found by Laurance. Miss Loucks and Bowles arrested after Dr Paul Cooper, Bowles’ relative, confessed after hours of grilling about timing of Mrs Bowles death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Loucks
Miss Loucks Receives Hospital Hold After Hysteria Attack
Miss Loucks suffered a hysteria attack Thursday morning and was sent to the hospital where she remains under police guard. A police physician says she is not in condition to be questioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Loucks
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Sons OF Veterans
Hi-Way Bridge Club
Mrs
Turkey
Second Congregational Church Womens Association
Ryan
Gregory
Heusman
Robigr
Gains
Ea Krugman
Grace x Church
Yghurch
Wil Kragman
ST. John’s Ladies Aid Society
Circle Eight
Woman's Welsh Club
Miss Maslyk
Cooks’ Millinery
Brotherhood OF Amer
Yeoman
Miss Jumont
Mrs. Schaub
Paramount
Doris Marie” Damask
Coleat
Auld
William Auld
William Bartlett
Old South
Ulrich B. Phillips
George Snyder
Ida
Loucks
Elyria Eagles Hall
Robinson-Hancock
Mill St
Circle 9
M. E. Church
Wilmot Printing Co
Masonic Temple
Boltey School of
Wildercraft
U. S
Lorzin Road
Butternut Ridge Road
Cuyahoga County
Virgin Diamonds Fieg
U.S
Pat
Virgin Diamond
Haleroot
the House OF Perfect Diamonds
Wainwright
Flowers
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