Society Surprise Shower for Miss Annie Mitchell
A society shower planned by Mrs. Mae McNulty and Mrs. B Mitchell honors Miss Annie Mitchell. Mitchell is to wed Dr David Baird of Jeffries Avenue, with parents Mr and Mrs Thomas tk of Loran Boulevard. The couple will wed at Presbyterian Church in Montclair, New Jersey, and plan to reside in Newark. Mr Baird works for Foster and Wheeler at Carteret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Mitchell
Mae McNulty
B Mitchell
David Baird
Jeffries Avenue
Thomas Tk
Loran Boulevard
Presbyterian
Montclair
New Jersey
Newark
Baird
Foster and Wheeler Company
Cartere
Senate
Mary Ne
Mahon
Amherst
Isa Roberts
Clevelan
Fat Girls Win Diet Claim As Harmful Pills Fade
A garbled ad style article promotes Marmola prescribed tablets as a safe weight loss solution. It claims the pills replace starvation and fatigue, touts gland targeting and efficient fat reduction, and advises against laxatives and dieting while urging readers to start the treatment now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nermre
Musch
Par
Bex
Three New Officers Appointed By Alumnae
Alumnae appoint three new officers with Mrs Helen Brows chairing the session. Members were directed to roam the white ??
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Cha
Unclear text about a class picnic and game details
Fragmentary note describes a fall picnic at Castade with a 3eseball game and names Paul George Reid Arvount. Details are garbled with many unreadable words, making the event and participants uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ming
Castade
Paul
George
Reid
Dar
Troop Chooses Name Amid Confusion and delays
A local troop named its new group after a planned theme to honor community service. The decision was affected by unclear communication and scheduling glitches, with members awaiting final approval.
Fete and Engagement Reported in Zany Local Notes
A playful report notes Inez Norion and Arnold Bork involved in a messy fete while Teported engages Thores Neal Jr of Chicago. The elder x is described as 2 xeers old, and the younger Neal is 24, reflecting a quirky dated tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Norion
Arnold Borkfork
Messer Gambler
Thores € Neal Jr
Chicago
Neal
Messie Mason and James G Blaine to Arrive Home this Week
Messie Mason a graduate at Serious Memorial Hospital and James G Blaine of Leavenwork are expected to arrive in Columbus tomorrow. A sophomore in Pittsburgh is said to be involved, with plans to come to his home on Columbus Street by week’s end. Friends of the Wi my Circle will meet on Frider Avenue Hous ination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messie Mason
Memorial Hospital
Ardrs
James G. Blaine
Leavenwork
Columbus
Anto Acci
Pittsburgh
Columbus Street
Aumbers
Fea
Frider Avenue
Winter Pro Democratic Women Club Card Party Tonight
Calendar notes a Winter proo ratic Women’s Club card party and district meetings. Various local groups including Spanish War Veterans, Daughters of Scotland, Phi Kappa Sorority, and others hold gatherings at Elks rooms, churches, and member homes with names and addresses scattered through the damaged text. Prizes and ribbons are mentioned at a Harvard Street home event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LC. B. AL
Molay
Rosal Youngs Reach
Feopie
Ala M Eldredse
Peapie
Prigrim Church
Womer
Clem Grstz
Wositiams Atres
Mrs Shook Hosts Women's Forets Dance Night
The Women's Forets and St Clair Rebekah Lodge held a Homecoming observance at St Clair church with Mrs Harvard as hostess. A large crowd attended the October 6 event, many in colonial costumes, as the Virginia Reel and other dances were performed to live music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekahs
St. Clair
Rebekah Legge
F. Ha
Janes
Hercviet Warmer
Hazel Markel
Euzassthka
Ruthard
Cassie
Pearl Wright
Grace Pomeroy
Triangle Club Elects New Leader at St Andrew’s Church
The Triangle Club elected Blue Se, Geraldine Die, Birdie Wood, Ellis, Renainges, and Hazel Wilson as officers with Hazel Wilson chairing. They planned sewing for missions and study work for the coming year. Seventeen members and three guests attended. The next meeting will be at Mrs Leland Minch’s home on October 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triangle Club
Geraldine Die Birdie Wood
Ise Ellis
See Renainges
Hazel Wilson
Apal
St. Andrew's Church
William Goaeher
Cornell Avenue
Leland Minch
Mrs A E Weckerly Hosts Fall Social At Emmanuel Lutheran
Chairman Mrs A E Weckerly of Park Avenue hosted the Sister Society of Emmanuel Lutheran Church on Wednesday afternoon at 1S Guarte. Plans for the year were discussed as Setret sisters were revealed and new committees named for a reception to the incoming minister. Bridge prizes went to Mrs Henry Straw and Mrs Hazel Rheinecky, with Mrs Igaret Taylor winning the Paris prize. eighteen members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Weckerly
Park Avenue
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Guarte
Tdge
Hearts
Henry Straw
Hazel Rheinecky
Igaret Taylor
Paris
Weekerly
Eghteen
George Myrebenburg Sr
Middle Avrerve
Birthday Surprise for Lueilie Marston Celebrated at Home
A birthday surprise honored Lueilie Marston at her residence with Mrs Mary Mar Sieg hosting. Fall flowers themed the decor and bunco added to the celebration. Guests from Lorain Amherst Berea Bellevue and nearby areas attended as a cake and gifts marked the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lueilie Marston
Mary Mar Sieg
Local Club Meeting Notes and West Highlands Neighbors Talk
The Brownheim meeting of the Highland neighbors club discussed the next session date set for October 23. Mrs Rich led with a paper on Our Highland neighbors describing south ern mountain industries and customs. Mrs Henry Rogersoll Sr contributed poems and Mrs George Turk sang four songs accompanied by Eric D Chapman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sational
Wes Monner
M2 Cing Association
Brownheim
Wes
Miss Rich
Henry Rogersoll
George Turk
Eric D. Chapman
El Lequacious Club Forms With Craft Meetings
El Lequacious Club formed by several women including ME Benson DeEzie Cartsenter Sdra Ma v Sinnerly Jeanne Sith and others. The group met at a home on Eighcks to learn beadwork and related crafts with feiresaR Meris served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ME Benson
DeEzie Cartsenter
Sdra
Ma v Sinnerly
Jeanne Sith
Uing
Ing
Eighcks
Wre
Edna Melterer
Beil Avenue
Tiny
Forty-One Present at LaPorte Aid Society Dinner
Forty-one guests were served dinner by group 1 at Mrs. A Welton’s East Avenue home. Mrs. Jackson led devotions, recounting the story of Martha. Six ladies sang with piano accompaniment, and Mrs. Silvan Bergert led the program, reading Orthodox Team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaPorte Aid Society
A Welton
East Ayenue
Jackson
Martha
Mesdames Jabour
Paul Bungart
RX. Fox
Rugh Ebrke
Carol Shepard
J Ess
Ava Pitkin
Her Rabson
Silvan Bergert
Tiis Ebrke
Dionne Quinrupters
Syrpene Hatin
Women’s Mission Society October Meeting Noted
The Women’s Mission Society of the Church of Christ held its October meeting at Mrs. H. G. Wares home at 310 East Avenue with Mrs. E. W. Rowland and others assisting. A new active member and an associate joined, reports on the World Day project and a program by Mrs. Brow elaborate the event. Refreshments were served and the group adjourned to November sixth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
H. GW
East Avenue
E. W. Rowland
E'tza
C. F. Neuwore
Mar ¥ Yeookoo
South America
Aonedar
Ziader
H ¢ Wee
D. KH. Smerzer
Wade Reynolds
Weidorf
C. Brow
Wright
Edwin Monroe
Church of the Side of the Res
Stra
W. C. Hill
Bowlastd
George Martin Weer
Garford PTA Opens School Year With Meeting and Plans
The Garford PTA held its first meeting of the school year at 3:30 PM. Mrs Ressler recorded attendance, Miss Nellie Withersona’s class earned a dollar for parent turnout, and the group discussed purchasing books Carpenter's World and Roberts Rules. A plan for parent home gatherings and a light program under Miss Lane was approved, featuring songs and piano pieces including Sunny Sambo and March of the Wee Folks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garford P. T. A
Devoriotals
Mre
William Griffin
America the Beautiful
Miss Long
Ressler
Nellie Withersona
MOS
Rerrimendztross
Carpenter’s World
Order
Migresi
Miss Lane
Pignosoto
Sunny Sambo Pivers
Sy Narey ”Robertson
Eleanor Sruca
Robertson
Mrs M Burst
Pee
Plan Hallowe'en Party Draws Local Women Group
An October 22 Halloween masquerade party occupied the Youngs Ladies’ Sodality at Holy Cross Church. A three-person Name Society committee helped coordinate prizes and guest lists. Rev Father L Budner, and attendees Jane Mur and others were noted among organizers and prize donors. Refreshments followed with seasonal flowers and centerpieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe'en
Youngs Ladies' Sodaltwas! Holy Cross Church
Rosin 2
Tom Koveliewski
Chester, Rowse
Vindad
L. Budprizes
Rc Budner
Aasctkiewicz
Jane Mur
Ables
Bingo Fellows Meeting Yields Prizes and Dinner
Attentive Eagles meeting last evening included a bingo session with Eleanor Dereki winning the main prize and Anna Brack earning a separate prize. A dimmer event on October 16th featured pianos and a committee served a late lunch composed of Christine Derek Anna FawiLachter Maris Maritim and Rose Mullen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor
Mrs Diederich Hosts Friendly Twelve Card Party
Mrs Mary Diederich of 323 Cambridge entertained Friendly Twelve yesterday afternoon with ten members and two guests. Eleven games of progressive Pedro were played, hostess prize going to Mrs Diederich and prizes to Mrs George Folk Mrs Margaret Maddox and Mrs George MacLaughtin. Mrs Helen Smith of 536 Fairmount Street will host Wo Weeke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Diederich
Cambridge Street
Pedro
Diederich
George Folk
Margaret Maddox
George MacLaughtin
Helen Smith
Fairmount Street
Miss Metcalf To Speak At Civics Club Luncheon
Edith Metcalf of the Red Cross will speak at a Civics and Political Science Dept meeting with a tureen luncheon at the club home on Fourth Street. Katherine Highgate and Eleator will provide the music as a large attendance is hoped. five tables of cards were played Wednesday at Mrs. Fred Tite’s Hamilton Ave home where 16 members of the Bethel Shrine Auxiliary gathered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Metcalf
Red Cross
Civics and Political Science
Fourth Street
Eleator
Katherine Highgate
Fred Tite
Hamilton Ave
Bethel Shrine Amiliary
Wilfrid Botrdler
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Anne Mitchell
East
Luscheon
Pascn Striet
Clasque
Geraldine Watson
Hamilton Street
Smart F
Edith Mae Hat Shoppe
Wally
Clark St
Flyrna Business College
Maurice Mare
Aersch Beauty John Lersch CO
Nelles Ds
Maribbon
Mrs. Shook
Ehurch
Harvard
Femosr
Sigs Brown
Teresa del Mize
Etna
Dawninz
Schubert
Japan
India
Cer
Singhaser
Charles NX
A. Charles Norbeby Bor
Riverdale
Leroy Rancoar
Bat
el Lequacious Club
Issionary
Wake Hallowe'en
Debmair Sorosis Club
Helen Boynror
Claire Garber
Abe Howe
Olive
Adsibert Avenue
Wurst Hall
Art
Squires Orchestra
Schwind
Framing Our Specialty
Second Street
Psivoy
Gordon
United
Middle Ave
C.h.merther Co
Clarks
Coates
Wilsnap
Bob Pins
Kiddie Barrette
Plan Hallowe'en Party
Mrs. Diederich
Shrine Aux
Robert Fulton
France
Tunisia
West Broadway
New York
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