October Calendar For Elyria Woman's Club Inc
The Elyria Woman's Club announces an October schedule with meetings resuming October 4. Dr. E. J. Messier of Cleveland speaks at the first general meeting. Mrs. Arthur Hepard addresses Education Out of the Air. Various department meetings follow through October 25 with speakers including Mrs. Harlan Cordrey and Captain Avery of the Salvation Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Wor
Sang’s Club, Inc
E. J
Harlan Cordrey
Community Church and Club Meetings Schedule
Daily listings show Ladies' Catholic Benevolent Association Omicron Sorority Canton Lerain Auxiliary inspection Colonial Club with Mrs J H Hurst Syony Side Up Club Elyria Masonic Chorus and more. Churches announce sermons in First Baptist Emmanuel Lutheran and city wide Bible classes with Dr Neighbour, plus a Swimmers Club dance and Camp Iss-See-Kes visit by Lakewood students and a treasure hunt ending in a swim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Catholic Benevolent Association
Pr Omicron
Canton Lerain
J. H. Hurst
Sixth Street
Syony
George Smith
Prospect Street
Elyria Masonic Chorus
P.T
Howenstige
McKinley P. T
Susanna Wesley
Methodist Church
Kathryn Arnold
Ninth Street
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Workers Conference of Church of Christ
Guild of 1St Cong's
Iis Church
Swimmers Club
Lakewood Club
Lakewood High School
Fankateers
Camp
Iss-See- Kes
Elyria Girls
Maria Whitlock
Lakewood
Assan Kembia
Marianeon
Marianeon Accompanied the Girls. Fight of the
Iivng
Hospital Admissions and Rally Day at Church of Christ
Hospital Notes lists admissions Mrs Clyde Smith Mrs J Hartman Crumley Mrs Chas Davis Medina Mrs Martin Ber iswill Grafton Rosemary Kinder Grafton William Huffman 132 Clark Street Rally Day at Church of Christ Second and Chapel features 7 20 pm program with D A Baird and Paul Wainwright plus Clare Short accompanist Lectures and services include 9 30 am Bible School 10 45 am Holy Communion sermon from Ephesians and 1 45 pm Gospel Team in homes of shut ins Revival services at Church of the Nazarene continue through Sunday including Sunday School 2 00 pm preaching 3 00 pm and evangelistic service 7 30 pm with Mr Mrs Guy Nelson directing music
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Smith
W. 10Th
J. Hartman Crumley
Corneil
Chas. Davis
Medina
Martin Beriswill
Grafton
Rosemary Kinder
William Huffman
Clark Street
Church OF Christ Bible School
Church of Christ
Second
Chapel Streets
D. A. Baird
Paul Wainwright
Clare Short
Glazounoff
Ritter
Jesus
Calrf
Mrs. Baird
Ackley
Lord’ iThomas
Mr. Wainwright
Ashley
Rebikoff
Fowler
Amelia Humphrey
Avery
Salvation Army
Betty Jean Waldron
Virginia Brunger
St. Paul
St. Andrew's Church
HGF
T.tertius Noble
Church of the Nazarene
E. Durbin
N? Y
P.S
Guy Nelson
Rally Day at Second Congregational Bible School
Rally Day program at Second Congregational Bible School with 9 45 a.m. service including orchestra, readings, vocal solos, and Reverend Wiseman. Morning worship follows with anthems and a second address by Mrs. Fiske noted for church work in Cleveland. Mrs. Fiske, a well known Elyria speaker, hosts and entertains visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational Bible School
Wiseman
Jack Roberts
Marion Fiske
Polo
Mia
Gregory
Jesus
Roy E. Nolte
Fiske
Cleveland
Elyria
Ten City P T A Groups Prepare for First Meetings
Executive committees of ten city P T A groups plan a week of sessions starting Monday. Mel Kinley Ely and McKinley associations lead the schedule with speakers Mrs. Howenstine and Jay Weller. Other meetings feature Miss Charlotte Brooks, Miss Breck, and Judge Wilcox among planned talks and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mel Kinley
Ely
Counci
Rodney Rockewood
Ely P. T. A
K. J. Howenestine
Howenstine
Rudsoph Siegfried
Jay Weller
McKinley P. T. A
Garford P. T. A
Charlotte Brooks
Upper Room Bible Class Plans Halloween Party Dinner
A church group gathering at First Congregational drew over sixty attendees for a dinner in the dining room with blue grape table decoration and autumn flowers. Members discussed Red Cross Drive then moved to parlor games under leaders including Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Faulkner and others. an October 21 Halloween party is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas Svening
First Congregational Church
Greene
Red Cross
W.L. Vaughn
H. Faulkner
H. E. Berkley
Paul Richards
Ward Young
Methodist Church Sunday Services
The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be administered Sunday at 10 45 AM at the First Methodist church The Epworth League will hold services for the Aged at 3 PM and devotional services at 6 30 PM The evening worship features a sermon titled People of Steady Tread by the pastor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Princeton
Garford Avenues
Prue
Sayles
First Methodist Church
Epworth League
Wome
Dance Scene At Nuhn's Barn In LaGrange Area
Mixed dance at Nuhn's Barn on LaGrange Road tonight features Kistner's Orchestra with Ed Brucker as caller. Sunday night dances present Red Holmes Orchestra for a lively finale.
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Cascade Tonight
Modern Dancing
Red Holmes’ Orchestra
Nuhn’s
LaGrange Rd
Kistner’s Orch
Ed Brucker
Red Holmes Orch
Social notes of locals visiting and family events
Miss Catherine Braun of Wellington visits Cambridge. Leland Jones of East Broad Street sees friends in Amherst. Robert W. Funk travels to Reynoldsburg, Ohio with his parents for the weekend. Clara Copas of Cleveland Heights visits Mrs. Elizabeth Hurlbut in Earlcourt. she returns home Sunday. Mrs. Bess Shaw of Cleveland and daughter visit Mrs. Mae Leuszler in Concord Avenue. Mrs. H Strickler leaves for Eureka Springs, Arkansas to stay with her son and daughter in law. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Glass return from a motor trip to the east. daughter Martha Glass enrolled at Simmons College in Boston. son Edgar located there. Rollin T. Reefy and guests depart for St. Petersburg, Florida, from Put‑In‑Bay. Mrs. Hardy Scott of Kipton visits Miss Viola Hargave on Third Street. June Copas undergoes a tonsil operation at Elyria Clinic. Dean Bosworth and others dine with Eric Chapman’s group at the Hedges. Ruth Wiley of Larain also present. W. S. Kohn and others attend funeral in Lancaster for Mrs. Cowden. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Reynolds announce birth of a daughter at Elyria Memorial Hospital on September 30. Carl Erickson returns to Ohio State University for his senior year. Mr. and Mrs. J. Hartman Crumler announce the birth of a son at Elyria Memorial Hospital on October 1. Mrs. C. W Snodgrass arrives from Dayton to visit the Wardens on Tilson Street. Mrs. Henry Gawa of Amherst visits sister Nicholl. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Beriswell of Grafton welcome a son born at Elyria Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Braun
Wellington
Eleanor Menschein
Cambridge Street
Leland Jones
East Broad Street
Amherst
Robert W. Funk
Court Street
A. R. Funk
Reynoldsburg
Ohio
Clara Copas
Cleveland Heights
Elizabeth Hurlbut
Earlcourt
Bess Shaw
Cleveland
Mae Leuszler
Concord Avenue
H. Strickler
Fifth Street
Eureka Springs
Arkansas
Dexter Strickler
C. A. Glass
East
Martha Glass
Boston
Simmons College
Edgar
Rollin T. Reefy
Reefy
St. Petersburg
Florida
Put-In-Bay
Lancaster
Cowden
Arthur Reynolds
Columbia Station
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Carl Erickson
Columbus
Ohio State University
J. Hartman Crumler
Cornell Avenue
C. W Sno
Youth releases fish after marking catch in creek
Waterford Pennsylvania United Press reports seven year old James Fleming loves fishing but returns each fish to the stream after landing it. He spends vacation days in Juniata county exploring streams including Tuscarora creek and often releases catches immediately.
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Waterford
James Fleming
Juni+ gla
Tuscarora Creek
Jimmy
Ately
Towl Studios of Music Begin Fall Term
Towl Studios of Music opens its fifth term under Louella Towl with new courses beside piano instruction. Gladys Parmley West directs Classical piano for juniors from five years up. Orpha Towl offers operatic and popular vocal study. Albert C. Ruoff teaches violin, banjo, and Hawaiian guitar using 25 years of quick study methods. Enrollment limited. telephone Day's Music Store 2860.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louella Towl
Towl Studios of
Gladys Parmley West
Orpha Towl
Cleveland
Albert C. Ruoff
Fiolin
Bloomville to Host Forty-First Nor walk District Conference
Bloomville Ohio will host the Forty-first session of the Nor walk District Conference on Wednesday October twelfth. Rev Herbert C White and Dr E J Bond participate in the morning program with a luncheon and program for the Ministers Wives Association led by Mrs C B Hess and Mrs E R Wenderson. The day features devotion, roll call, pastor reports, a sermon by Paul Holligshead on Jesus and the Sword, district proposals, and a consecration service by Bishop Lester Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomville
Ohio
Norwalk
Herbert C. White
E. J. Bond
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Ministers’ Wives Association
C. B. Hess
E. R. Wenderson
Tle
Lonzon
Green
Vito
Carroll Stewart
Thomas Highes
H.W. Courtney
C. ¥. McBride
Jesus and the Sword
Paul Holliggshead
J Dthello E. Hannawalt
He Lester Smith
Ralph Ward
David E. Kendall
James E. Skinner
Bishop Smith
Ingalls Addresses Rally at Marietta Ohio
Somerset residents feared a missing governor candidate as David Ingalls and campaign manager J L Love were due to speak in Marietta. They arrived late after a round of golf at Washington Country Club and addressed Lions Club dinner and a Republican rally in the courthouse, urging no promises and tax payment flexibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerset
Garety
Neilie Sheri
Dan Wilson
J. L. Love
Perry County
David Ingalls
Marietta
Ingalls
Lions’ Club
Hera i Ingatls
Ohio
German Olympic Team Flies From Los Angeles to Chicago
German Olympic contenders arrive in Chicago two days after Los Angeles events to compete in post Olympic series. Team air transport marks growing practice of moving entire squads quickly for additional meets.
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Los Angeles
Chicago
Luncheon at M. E. Church Tuesday noon to 1 PM
A weekly luncheon is planned at the M E Church every Tuesday from 11:00 to 1:00. Promoters hope for a blessed event with a Sunday program at the Capitol Theatre on October 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Capitol Theatre
Air transport shifts entire team across major cities
Ten players traveled from Los Angeles to Chicago by air and then to New York to board a steamer to Evyops, marking what is said to be the first time an entire team has been moved by air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josing
Los Angeles
United Air Usnes
Chicago
New York
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Elyria Woman’s Club Inc
Fine Arts Department
Maybell Burner
Department of Business Women
Middle North
Oberlin
Child Welfare and Social Service Department
Captain Avery
R. E. Neighbour
First Baptist Church
Jonah
Peter
Neighbour
Lorain County
California
Pacific Coast
The
ATV
Quiltin
Cindy
Jefferson G
Gates Hosp. GR
Glub
Hamilton G. H
McKinley GR
Coemopolitan Club
Spence
East Avenue
Ely G. BR
Washington G. R
Franklin and St. Mary’s G. R
Jd. Martin
Toledo, Ohio
Thoman Martin
A'strest
2Nd Congregational Church
Viola Hargrave
Gues
Nome
Third Street
Hardy Scott
Montana
New Living i Hiptos
Audge
Olive Lopp
Alice McCracken
Elizabeth Hahn
Marjorie Rossiter
Margie Kushnsky
Scott Fair
United Presbyterian Church
Bible School
America
Clare
Short
James A. Hewitt
T. T. Robinson
Charles J. Crenore
Wm. C. Fowler
John
Baptist
Jack Wetzel
Nancy Halpin
Gates Hospital
Evangeline Rothe
Hamilton
Mildred Findlay
Jefferson
Marjorie Elliott
Washington
Mary Barton
Wilma Reid
McKinley
Jack” Green
Betty Murray
Franklin
Mary Lamar
Gates
Carol Mahtke
Nellie M. Hill
Anna Kennedy
This City
A. K.’ Jenne
the Johnston Gift Shop
Second ‘Street
Hamilton P. T. A
H. Clyde Wilcox
Allen P. T. AL
Thomas A. Edison Parent-Teacher Association
St. Agnes Parent-Teacher Association
Neeby
Cassie Haverstick
Alex Sparks
Erie Street
Maranatha
East Avenue House
Harold Briggs
Annie Paul
Loren Hayes
Paul Palmer
Pearl Rowley
Anna Bradley
Claude Adams
Grace Church
Grace Lutheran Church
Fellowship Club
Marguerite Streicher
Mildred Pallas
Chi'Ago
Democrat
T. A. Conway
J. J
Uire
Middle Ave
Masonic Temple
Towl Studios OF Music
M. E
American & Oriental
Over Bell Clothing Co
Carpenter’s
West Broad
MCC
Slyrin
Elyria Business College
Art Furniture & Upholstering Co
Broad Street
Loomis Company
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