Thanksgiving dinner marks New D U V meeting
Mary A Chandler Tent D U V held regular meeting at Miss Norah Abbe home on Fourth street. Twenty two attended the Thanksgiving dinner with a long table centerpiece of bronze and seiron branches and yellow candles. A Thanksgiving program followed the dinner. One new member Miss Heles Contam was admitted by initiation and first officer nominations were held. December meeting location to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Chandler
Daughters of Union Veterans
Norah Abbe
Fourth Street
Heles Contam
Anna Tucker
Circle No. 1
St. Paul's Church
Courtland Street
Fred Raessler
Tucker
Harvey Welton
Pantry shower honors Miss Kathryn Eslinger bride to be
A Thanksgiving Day pantry shelf shower celebrated for Miss Kathryn Eslinger at Mrs. Maurice C. Hendricks home with sisters Ellen Esther and Virginia Fleming and Mrs. Stephen Ference. Bunco provided entertainment with prizes to Mrs. Eshman Edith Fleming and Howard Stein. Yellow and green decor. luncheon for twenty one guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Eslinger
Elmer Fleming
Maurice C. Hendricks
Ellen, Esther
Virginia Fleming
Stephen Ference
Bunco
Robert Eshman
Edith Fleming
Howard Stein
Eslinger
Christmas Eve Carols and Club Games Recap
Miss Jeanne Little and Eleanor Carr lead a Charles Court gathering where covers for carol books were made for Christmas Eve. Friendly Twelve Club hosted 11 Pedro games with high scores awarded to Mrs. Diedrich and Mrs. Bruck, and hostess prize to Mrs. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanne Little
Charles Court
Eleanor Carr
Pedro
Mary Diedrich
William Bruck
Tong
Smith
Martha Wirth
Nichols Court
Birthday Party for Master Douglas Troutman
Celebrate fifth birthday yesterday at 225 Winckles street with games contests and prizes for children. Lunch served at six by host’s mother Wanda Smith. attendees include Dorothy Franz Maxine Rogers Geraldine Lavelle Junior Sutliff Clifford Rogers Clyde Troutman and Orville Terrell. Whist prizes won by Margate Ryan and B Weusech with Mrs E Wirthena Gray second. dancing prizes to Miss F Rose and Ivor Thomas first and Miss M Scott and William Walker second. An upcoming ecard party planned for next Friday. Girl Scout Troop at St Mary’s School appointed flag bearer chairs and guards. tenderfoot tests played and Christmas party planned. Mrs Charles Markham leads troop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Troutman
Winckles Street
Wanda Smith
Dorothy Franz
Maxine Rogers
Geraldine Lavelle
Junior Sutliff
Clifford Rogers
Clyde Troutman
Orville Terrell Douglas
D. R. Roberts
B. E Smith
Margate Ryan
B. Weusech
St. Mary’s School
Chaire Hogan
Jean Gray
Mary Louise O’brien
G. S
Mary Reser
Charles Markham
Thanksgiving Party For British Empire Club Draws 200
More than two hundred members and friends attended the club’s Thanksgiving party last evening. The program featured bridge whist and bunco with forty five tables in play. Prizes in bridge went to Mrs. S. Smith of Elyria and James Glover of Lorain, first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Empire Club
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Myra Gerhardinger
June Beecher
Lakewood
Betty Crooks
Anabel Kinney
Harwood Street
Eagles
Mary Tressell
Christine Derek
Anna Faulhaber
Busch
Bellefield Axsenue
Clara Jensen
Sarah Massey
Charey
American Legion Auxiliary
Sandusky
Ho Ne
Chillicorpe
Janet Horton
Legionnaires
Auaulary
Annie Moves
Truth Seekers
United Presbyterian Church
Lake Avenue
Nellie Krugman
Beatrice Demirjian
Isa Jamison
1St Corinthians
Eien Paim
Florence Shafer
Elizabeth Brown
Princeton Avenue
Beverly Gibbs
Allen
Dorothy Eddingston
Dorothy Brecknock
Ninabelle Birkline
Maine
Friendly
Laura Smith
East Broad Street
Elyria Woman’s Club
Knights of St. Jobs
Mary Flood
Gertrude Henry
Chronicle Telegram
Babylonia
B.C
Fessey Cunca
U S Pat
Esterday
Star of
Bethle
Church of Christ
FAY Co’s
FAY Co
Post Office
BANK
DRAFE
Federal Deposit Ensurance Corp
THE
Lorain County Savings & Trust CO
Elyria, Ohio
Amherst
Ohio
Lorain County
America
Chevrolet
Evrolet
Chevrolet Motor Company
Detroit, Michigan
Bria Ues
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