Community group events tonight across local clubs
Tonight several organizations meet: Ladies Auxiliary Knights of St John card party at the Woman's Club. Fellowship Club of Grace Lutheran church. German Beneficial Union with Mrs John Schafstall at 1909 Middle Avenue. Women's Benefit Association with Mrs Forbes on Eighth Street. United Presbyterian Sunday School Cabinet at 7 00. Neighborhood Bible Class Districts 1 2 and 3 with Mrs W E Soay at 261 Harrison Street. Women's Welsh Club at 7 30 with Mrs James Davis on East River Street. Daughters of Union Veterans session at Pythian Temple 1924 Broadway Lorain followed by entertainment. Y Indus Club at the Y M C A at 7 00. American Legion. Modern Woodman of America at K of P hall. Frank B Harmon Lodge No 663 Frand A M meets.
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St. John
Woman's Club
Fellowship Club
Grace Lutheran Church
German Beneficial Union
John Schafstall
Middle Avenue
Women's Benefit Association
Forbes
Eighth Street
United Presbyterian Church
W. E. Soay
Harrison Street
Women's Welsh Club
James Davis
East River Street
Daughters of Union Veterans
Pythian Temple
Broadway
Lorain
Y-Indus Club
Y. MC. A
American Legion
Modern Woodman of America
K. of P. Ball
Frank
Harmon Lodge
Frand A. M
A. C. Schilleman Elected Worshipful Master Of King Solomon's Lodge
A. C. Schilleman was elected Worshipful Master of King Solomon's Lodge No. 56 F and A M at their annual meeting last evening. Twelve members and two guests of the Literary Club were entertained at an Italian dinner at the DeFazio Tavern with a pre dinner Italian Handcraft discussion and a later visit to Miss Dorothy Wilcox's home. The lodge also announced officers and an upcoming installation date.
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A. C. Schilleman
King Solomon’s Lodge No
A. M
H. C. Breger
Morris Barchard
E. M. Rice
L. D. Huffman
Literary Club
DeFazio Tavern
Dorothy Wilcox
Carol Hart Wood
Wood
Dad Williams
Harriett Hart
Melvin Maddock
Middle Avenue
Ellen Terry
Bernard Shaw
Harry Crandall
Miss St. John
Ellen
Shaw
World
Neenle
Henry Ingersoll
Henry Manning
Lakewood
First Methodist Church
Berenice Jackson
Raymond Huston
Marian Upp
George Holobach
Roumania
Holobach
A. E. Taylor
West
Cleveland
Lorain County Dental Society
Stanley P. Kiley
Elyria Country Club
Kiley
J. E. Betterridge
Lorain County Society
Ohio State
Cincinnati
Mramer
Lorain
Mary
Monroe L. Reynolds
Earl J. Fauver
J. F. Johnson
Tyler
A. J. Parks
Ruth Nivus
Wilton Berger
Rochester
New York
Ellen McCrain
Furnace Street
Bridge
Miss Nivus
Mary Halpin
Marian Koehix
Mahle Kofsky
Myrtle Struck
Helen Nierman
Florence Brand
Eleanor Cullin
John Nivus
Women's Athletic Association
W.C. A
Y Gym
Alice Glover
Jean Manzo
Bertha Wallace
Sec.Treas
Ruth Obitts
Dorothy Banker
Athletic Association
Health Education Department of the
Marian Stetson
Emil Weinortz
Columbus Street
Bunco
C. E. Kuntz
Ethel Chambers
C. H. van Natta
Alice Smith
W. L. Bodine
Ninth Street
Leonardo da Vinci
Pr Omicron
Elyria Savings and Trust Bank
Gertrude Bodman
Cuba
al Hyatt Verrill
Dubl Dec Club
Dub] Dec Club
Emily Leghy
Lake Avenue
Elizabeth Squire
Rowena Caldwell
Garnet Cox
Kathryn Arnold
Book Week Begins at Elyria Library With World Readings
Elyria Public Library announces Book Week with the theme Round the World in Books highlighting friendship through children's reading. The event runs from November 23 to November 28, displaying old favorites in new editions alongside many new titles, including stories from Navajo life to adventures in the Pacific and biographies of famous figures.
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Elyra Public Library
Cooper
Dickens
David Copperfield
Porter
Dumas
Mog
Crump
Little Pear
Lattimore
Mirza
Gay Madelon
Phillips
Saguenay
South Seas
Tietjens
Teiki
Jeanne D'Arc
Jeannette Eaton
Thresholds
Ariadne Gilbert
Franz Schubert
Jenny Lind
Mark Twain
George Eliot
Theodore Roosevelt
Orient
Ladybeth
Anson Lowitz
England
Holland
Cornelia Meigs
Middle West
Mary Anne
Mayflower Ship Size Mentioned Amid Campus Owls Game
Officials predict December 16 events due to abundant natural food. The Mayflower, the 1620 Pilgrims ship, weighed about 180 tons. DANCH Ied Metz ger and ITis Campus Owls play at Cascade Pavilion Tuesday evening with admission at 25 cents.
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England
America
Danch
Metzger
Itis
Cascade Pavilion
Tues
Eve
Notice All Union barber shops closed Thanksgiving Day
Union barbershops will be closed on Thanksgiving Day. The shops will reopen Wednesday with a 9 PM closing time.
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All Union
Harmon Lodge Meets for Regular Business Session
Frank S Harmon Lodge convenes this evening for its regular meeting to conduct business and elect officers for the coming year. The gathering focuses on organizational plans and leadership positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank S. Harmon Lodge
Hospital Notes and Social News Highlight East Guests
Admissions include Mrs Charles Koerber of Grafton and Mrs Michael Krupke of 235 Bath Street. Discharges list Paul Jacobs, Mrs John McCurdy, Mrs Fannie Adams, August Jaeger, Michael Nagel, Mrs John Cooper, Mrs Arthur Alexander’s baby boy, Mrs Ross Edmonds’ baby boy, with addresses and birth details. Social items note Mrs W G Sharp entertaining guests from the East, including Mrs Mary Lintern and Mrs Guy Murchie, decorator for Pan American Clipper and Panama service, plus plans to visit Cleveland for Thanksgiving. Harry Young hosts Wamba Club. four new members to be initiated. banco games and prizes announced. Truncheon refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Koerber
Grafton
Michael Krupke
Bath Street
Paul Jacobs
Spruce Street
John McCurdy
R. D
Fannie Adams
Woodland
August Jaeger
Ridge Street
Michael Nagel
John Cooper
Franklin Avenue
Arthur Alexander
High Street
Ross Edmonds
Cornell
W. G. Sharp
William Graves Sharp
Washington Avenue
Mary Lintern
Winchester
Massachusetts
Guy Murchie
New York
Murchie
Pan-American Airways
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Barranquilla
Colombo
Canal Zone
Panama
Linton
Cleveland
Harry Young
Wamba Club
Cleveland Road
Ruth Raessler
Lodi Street
Roberta Coonrad
Frank Blakslee
Edna Nickols
Lloyd Kauffman
Daughters of Sahara Social Club Meeting
Daughters of Sahara Social Club entertained last evening by Mrs. William Heidrich of Cambridge avenue. The gathering featured sewing and visiting followed by a refreshment course to close.
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Daughters OF Sahara Social Club
W. Heidrich
William Heidrich
Cambridge Avenue
Thanksgiving visit and Shrine group in Shaker Heights
Mrs. Charles Slater of Roosevelt avenue will host her mother Mrs. Martha Moon of Ridgeville for Thanksgiving. Also in Shaker Heights for the Shrine inspection were Mesdames Benson Belingham Rust Weisbrod Mr and Mrs Sasse and Ed Monroe of this city and Mrs Leuzler of Amherst Twenty members of White Shriners attended the event in Shaker Heights.
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Charles Slater
Roosevelt Avenue
Martha Moon
Ridgeville
Shaker Heights
Mesdames
Benson
Belingham
Rust
Weisbrod
Sasse
Ed Monroe
City
Leuzler
Amherst
National officers and area visitors gather for Thanksgiving
A long list of visitors and residents are noted for Thanksgiving week. Names include Mrs. John Leonard of Amherst who was moved home from Elyria Memorial Hospital after surgery, and Walter Bacon of Detroit staying with relatives in Elyria. Several families from Cleveland, Detroit, Pittsburgh, and Ohio towns plan holiday visits with local hosts and returning residents recount recent care and college travel.
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John Leonard
Milan Avenue
Amherst
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Joseph Molosky
Dorothy
Frank Rutkowski
Clara
Cleveland
Vincent Rumpt
East Avenue
Walter Bacon
Detroit
Michiga
C. B. Somers
Wooster Street
Charles Simmons
Alvah Simmons
Geoil
Charles Simmons, Jr
Lakewood
J. Swickhard
Swickhard
Charles Smmons
E. D. Adams
Alton
Eighth Street
Adams
Forrest Handley
Sullivan
Lattter
William Heidrich
Cambridge St
I. C. Felger
Harry
Windsor
Ontario
D. 8. Troxel
Washington Avenue
Leona Mowry
Baldwin-Wallace College
Berea
L. J. Mowry
Charles Court
Joseph Morgan
Lodi
Ohio
Charles Copas
E. C. Griswold
Ann
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
W. C. Endrey
Lake Avenue
John Mitchell
Toledo
C. G. Buswell
Kenyon Avenue
F. J. Bussey
Akron
Charles F. Yeager
Ohio Street
Arthur Buswell
Ohio Wesleyan
Delaware
Helen Buswell
Clauser
Port Clinton
J. W. Hamilton
James
Harrisburg
James Bramwell
Neufer Court
Stella Hamlin
Chestnut Street
Columbus
Frances Gessaman
George Mynchenberg
Harer
Painesville
Catherine Cullin
Ninth Street
John McVey
Martha Clough
Lucy Hale
W. G. Sharp
Baxter Sharp
Clough Farm
North
Carl Clough
C. S. Stetson
West Avenue
Lima
Annie Davidson
Marjorie Elliott
Wheaton College
Ilinois
Giant black walnuts among the largest ever grown in York County
In Chanceford Township, York County, Charles Vandersloot’s property hosts black walnuts described as baseball sized. State Forestry Department says their kernels measure about an inch, and the nuts are among the largest seen. Specimens have been sent to the U S Department of Agriculture for review. A separate note from Cre describes an apple tree in bloom out of season. The piece also recalls Sir Francis Galton and his 1869 book Hereditary Genius.
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Harrisburg
Charles Vandersloot
Chanceford Township
York County
State Forestry Department
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Francis Galton
Mixed dances at Nuhn's Barn on LaGrange Road
Dances announced at Nuhn's Barn on LaGrange Road Wednesday night feature the V. F. W. Orchestra. Thursday night offers Resar's Orchestra for dancing in the same venue, continuing the weekly series.
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Nuhn
LaGrange Road
Wed
F. W
Resar’s Orch
Story list of North American children’s books and authors
A catalog of titles including Lucy Mitch ell on North America and A story book history. It notes Dog Sled for Byrd by John O'Brien and Zeke Mary W. Ovington, plus The Christ Child by Maud and Miska Petersham, The Stars for Sam by Maxwell W. Reed, and A Boy with Edison by Wm. A. Simonds. It mentions a Black Alabama student who becomes a scholar at Tallvar Institute and invites parents to visit during school hours.
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North America
Lucy S. Mitchell
Byrd
John O'Brien
Zeke
Mary W. Ovington
Alabama
Talli‘var Institute
South
Christ Child
Maud
Miska Petersham
Sam
Maxwell W. Reed
Edison
Wm. A. Simonds
Book Week Display Attracts Attention In Young People’s Room
Quoting Ted Robinson the article notes that every week functions as Book Week in the young people's room with daily reading effort, not just an annual affair. An addition to the display includes a collection of dollars from other lands loaned by Miss Fitch of Oberlin.
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Ted Robinson
Miss Fitch
Oberlin
PREDICTS RECORD BEAR SEASON
Harrisburg report predicts a record bear season spanning from November 10 with expectations of unusually high numbers and extended hunting opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
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Knights of Columbus
K. of C. Hall
Ohio State University
Miller
Notre Dame
Knute Rockne
N. A. Q. Club
Glen Faulkner
N. Q. Club
Cieverena Road
Russell Bennett
Hugh Richards
Chase Street
Anne Light and
Amher At
Apant Yestern
Charisse Smith
T Street
Loomis Wed
M. E. Church
Mrs. E. Wexdorff
Elyria Homestead Brotherhood of American Yeomen
O. F. Hall
Russell Dunford
Forerfian
Agnes Dunford
Cara Bemis
Klare W. Schaub
Rowena
Supreme Office
Bessie Leonhardt
John Resar
Jennie Klaus
MOOSE
Loyal Order of Moose
The
Elk's
Elyria
Utah
Nora Holbrook
Syracuse
Ogden
State Camp Commission
L. Maglott, Secy.Treas
Joseph Turna
May Bowska
Adam Waratinski
Ann Slabodzian
Cook’s Millinery
W. Second St
Green Lantern
Wildercraft
Self Luilder
Elks’ Hall
Campus Owls
New Fall
Soni
Harry Gard
Temple Court
Masonic Temple
W. E
Aust Music & Dancing Studios
KYLE
Elyria Savings & Trust Co
Schwind
Picture Store
West Second Street
Grace
Paul Wainwright
Courtland