Elyria W C T U shows gain with total of 356 members
A large group of W C T U women attended a general meeting at Mrs J R Millspaugh’s home with eighty seven present. The year end report shows 356 total members including act and honor members with receipts 366.92 and disbursements 60.80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
J. R. Millspaugh
Eastern Heights Boulevast
J. F. Bu
Act
Gaias
W. . Walker
G. A. Brown
L. Burner
Strickler
Community Meetings and Luncheons Across Local Groups
Readable notices show Security Benefit Association officers to be formed at the 1.0. O. FL hall while Lorain lodge invites participation. Kiwa Club hosts a noon luncheon at the Y M C A with Charles Hill and Asaph Jones leading. Hamilton PTA meets October second at three to discuss back to school matters with Superintendent R C Maston as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Security Benefit Association
Amherst
Lorain Lodge
Kiwa Club
Charles Hill
Asaph Jones
Hamilton Parent-Teachers’ Association
R.C. Maston
Tie
District Meeting of W R C in Medina Enjoys Success
About one hundred seventeen members of the Women’s Relief Corps attended the district meeting in Medina. Mrs Myrta Kent gave the welcome, Flora Hoak presided, sessions ran morning and afternoon, Kent was named district correspondent and alternate to the national convention in Bay City, Michigan. A Sear-fine dinner by the St Clair Rebekah lodge followed. A bag of hot peanuts was given as a souvenir by the Medina Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Relief Corps
Kent
Bay City
Michigan
Wadsworth
St Clair Rebekah
Medina
Elyria
Been
Pleasant birthday surprise honoring Mr. Wooding at home
Mr and Mrs David Wooding hosted a pleasant birthday gathering at 347 Louisiana Avenue with friends, card games and music. A dainty luncheon was served and guests extended wishes for many more happy years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Woodir
Louisiana Avenue
Mr. Wooding
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges Briefs
Admissions record four patients including Mrs Edward Fell at 55 Woodland Avenue, Mrs Mike Lavalle at 219 Winckles Street, Mrs Harry Forbes at 231 Cornell Street, and Mrs Bernie Taylor at 410 Earl Court. Discharges include Jacob Stang from R D No 4, Conrad Goodman of 1614 Middle Avenue, and Mary Ciazymiski of Wellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Fell
Woodland Avenue
Mike Lavalle
Winckles Street
Harry Forbes
Cornell Street
Bernie Taylor
Earl Court
Jacob Stang
R. D
Conrad Goodman
Middle Avenue
Mary Ciazymiski
Wellington
Local Couple Quietly Wed at Church Ceremony
Miss Hazel Jenkins and James Harnish, both of Lorain area, wed yesterday afternoon in the church of Christ with Rev. W L Burner officiating. Attendants were Mr and Mrs C C Harnish of Toledo. The bride wore beige canton crepe. They will live in Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Jenkins
James Harnish
la Bere
Church of Chr
W. L. Burner
C. C Harnish
Tt City
Hi-Ohi Tea Room Opens on South Professor Street Oberlin
Local dining venue at 85 South Professor Street Oberlin Ohio promotes AJL Day including Sunday with excellent food and advance dinner arrangements. Two special dining rooms available and telephone contact 386K for reservations and hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi-Ohi
Oberlin
Ohio
South Professor Street
N A Q Club Entertained In Friendly Meeting
The N A Q club met last evening at Mrs Walter Peake s home 345 with Mrs Mo A James of Wyoming as guest Sewing and visiting occupied the evening and the hostess served refreshments In two weeks Miss Mae Rhoades will host at No 2 Persons court Mr and Mrs C Nash Stop 3 Grafton line have returned home after spending the summer in Vermilion
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. A. Q. Club
Walter Peake
Mo A. Jameper
Wyoming
Mae Rhoades
Welsh Club plans charity tea and Welsh program
The Welsh Club met at Mrs W W Abbott's home on Princeton Avenue with high attendance despite bad weather. No formal program due to business. A work meeting for Lorain relief is set for two weeks later. An Old Fashioned Welsh Tea Party is planned for October 1 at Elizabeth Dickson's home with a Welsh male choir and traditional attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Abbott
Princeton Avenue
Lorain
Elizabeth Dickson
Fred L. Brown
Memorial Hospital Nursing School enrolls two year program
Mrs Grant Moses of street Johnstown Pa and others announce a two year training course at Memorial Hospital School of Nursing. Richard Allen Hogue weighs pounds and fourteen ounces at home in South Bend Ind. Helen Schmauch resumes outings after illness. Mrs J Q Byar leaves Cedar Street for a three week Michigan vacation. Mrs Ryan plans a stop in Canada before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Moses
Johnstown
Borg
Valle
Winckles
Memor
M. A. Jameson
Cggperis
Ber
Furnace Street
Memorial Hos. School of Nursing
Richard Allen Hogue
and Hogue
South Bend
Helen Schmauch
J. Q. Byar
Cedar Street
Michigan
Ryan l
Canada
Tevurnig
Local Notices and Personal News Briefs
Miss Frances Stinebring leaves for Kent Normal School in Ohio. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Henry J Smith of Winckles street, Howard Allen born yesterday. Stuart Allen Dr W S Baldwin and W S Fischer of Lorain took a fishing trip to Put in Bay. Mr and Mrs Edward Fell welcome a baby daughter born Sept 30 at Memorial hospital. Bonnie Rahmer of Vivent stayed overnight with Mrs Xe M Hill. Wade Woetsell of Amherst visits Elsma. Keith McClintock resigns from Lorain County Bank to pursue real estate. Mr and Mrs F M McClintock plan trip to Florida. Wheaton of Mansfield attended luncheon at The Ol Ladies Home with Rev G A Reeder. Attending Corps convention in Medina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Stinebring
Kent Normal School
Kent
Ohio
Henry J. Smith
Winckles Street
Howard Allen
Stuart Allen
Baldwin
W.S. Fischer
Lorain
Woolland Avenue
Memorial Hospital
Bonnie Rahmer
Xe M. Hill
Dark Avenue
Wade Woetsell
Amherst
Elsma
Keith McClntock
S28
Middle Avenue
Loraim County Bank and Trust Company
Opening dance at H. and rain Thursday October 2nd
A brief notice announces an opening dance at a venue initials H and Company on a Thursday with mention of rain. The fragment specifies October 2nd as the date for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. £& R. Dancing Pavilion
Lorain
H. & R. Dancing Pavilion
Card Party at G. A. R. Hall by Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
A card party will be held at the G. A. R. Hall on October 2 at 8 p m with 25 cents admission. Funds support the Sons of Veterans Auxiliary activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RON. OF A
Gecer
The
Royal Neighbors of America
Lin County
Wurst Hall
G. A. R. Hall
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
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Elyria W.C.T.U
Dahlias
Nellie M
Edwin Kirby
Nethe Ae
Nellie Gregory
Edith Rison
Abbie Davis
Counw Fair
W. OC
Lorain County
Woc
T. U
Til
Nonsan Union
C.t
Federation of Business Girls Clubs
Sym
Hester Smith
Friendship High School Club
M Douglas
Federation
Sk. J
Rsp
Tt Business Women’s Departumec
Younes
Christiana Assoc
Pro
Karl Geiser
YP. T. A
Paint-Teachers’ Association
Highland School
Penheld Junction
Aour, Lang
Highland Junior
Joan Norsworthy
Gangacer
Norsworthy
East Avenue
Joan Rethe
Jean Rich- Thelma
Ruth Miller
John Des
J. Starr
Vogelsong
Youngepe
Round Table Club
W. R. Barratt
Cleveland Street
Oe of Nursing
Clair Rebekan Lodge
I. C. O. F. Hall
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Marshall
R. A. Wi
Masonic Temple
Church of Christ
Knights of Maccabees
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Peter Witt
Eliza Lafoilette
Modern Woodman of America
Elyria Lodge No
Dlyon
Tne
Mason F. Smith
Yie
C.viehead
Peary
William M. Smith
Minai Stott
Columbus
Josephine LaVergne
Cleveland
Norman Padley
East Shore
Ramond F. Link
Aper
Teresa €. Willams
Rev. Rafferty
Loi Yain Harnish
Loch Haddin Inn
East Erie Ave
MeNally Doyle
Musical Art Society
Brunswick Music Shop
Day’s Music Store
1St Congregational Church
First Spiritualist Church
Waldo Hook
E. Gross
Broad Street
Little Joe
China
Johnston
Second St
Snd’s
Second Street
Chronicle-Telegram
Elstvia, Ohio
Windya
St Vis
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