Women’s Missionary Society event at Mrs. Findley’s home
Sixty members and guests from the Church of Christ’s Women’s Missionary Society gathered at Mrs. Guy B. Findley’s Abbe Road North home for a 60th anniversary program “Greater Things Than These.” Miss Mary Maddock greeted, duets by Mrs. Baird and Paul Wainwright, a remembrance service “Bearers of the Torch,” a dramatization of Martha Van Winkle Wakes Up, and a closing prayer. Tea hosted by Linville, Neu wirth, and Terry followed. next month Lakewood Society to be hosted by Elyria Woman’s Club with Mrs Deane Burns as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Society of the Church of Christ
Guy B. Findley
Abbe Road North
Lorain Society
Deane Burns
J. D. Hand
Mary Maddock
Society
India
D. A. Baird
Paul Wainwright
C. M. Terry
Lillian Mallory
C. F. Neuwirth
W. C Hill
Martha van Winkle
J. Adams
R. H Fing
Blake
Lucille Hand
Baird
Wainwright
Eliza Waldorf
Linville
Lorain
Neuwirth
Terry
Findley
Frank Crawford
Hull
Hand
Miss Ruth Tapper Invited Home From Cincinnati Hospital
Miss M Tapper and Mr and Mrs Eugene Hall traveled to Cincinnati yesterday to fetch Miss Ruth Tapper of Cincinnati General Hospital who will be confined to her home for two months due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Tapper
Eugene Hall
Cincinnati
Ruth Tapper
Cincinnati General Hospital
Masquers Club Presents Two One Act Plays for Families
The Masquers Club staged two one act plays on Tuesday night October 2 at Emmanuel Lutheran Church for club families and guests. Performers Benny Rober Elva Hetrich and Bob Denman acted in Farewell Cruel World while George Hewitt Jacqueline Greene Harry Harmon Margaret Daniels and Betty Bridgeland performed Evening Dress Indispensable. The group plans an active season and already has three engagements booked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Benny Rober
Elva Hetrich
Bob Denman
George Hewitt
Jacqueline Greene
Harry Harmon
Margaret Daniels
Betty Bridgeland
Masquers
Evening club meetings and society notices at various venues
Tonight several groups hold gatherings across town. St Andrew's Vestry meets at 9 in the Guild room while the Sun day school room hosts the Men's Club. Other societies meet at churches and halls including the Daughters of Scotland, Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary, and DeMolay. District balls follow at 12 Wurst Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew’s Church
Young Women’s Missionary Society of the
U. P
Woodworth
Margaret Stolz
Sixteenth Street
Ace High
Jane Simmons
Turner Block
Pilgrim Church
Democrat Woman's Club
Woman's Club
Fourth Street
Clan Robertson
V. F. W. Hall
Missionary Society of the LP
James Davies
East River
Daughters of Scotland
Sons of Union Veterans’ Auxiliary
G. A. R. Hal
David J. Nye
Orde of DeMolay
Women's Benefit Associaton
Wurst Hall
Rowena Circle Card and Bunco Party at Eagles Hall
Rowena Circle held a card and bunco party at Eagles Hall with good attendance. Prizes in ped ro went to Mrs Klara Schaub Mrs Martha Wirth and Mrs Jennie Krause. Bunco prizes won by Erma Zahrley Sarah Masser Elizabeth Smith Henry Schaub Ferdinand Wirth and Mrs Katie Kuss. Refreshments served. Next meeting scheduled October 9 at Mrs Telia Neufer’s Cascade Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowena
Bunco
Eagles Hall
Pedro
Klara Schaub
Martha Wirth
Jennie Krause
Erma Zahrley
Sarah Masser
Elizabeth Smith
Henry Schaub
Ferdinand Wirth
Katie Kuss
Telia Neufer
Cascade Street
Cleveland Woman Addresses First Church Woman’s Association
Mrs J R Bissell of Cleveland spoke to the First Congregational church Women’s Association on Rebuilding the World, urging loyalty service sacrifice fellowship and temperance toward world peace. The event featured devotions led by Mrs J R Large, songs by Mrs Gregory, and a tea for attendees. Mr and Mrs Robert Nuhn with children plan a Chicago World’s Fair visit, staying with Mr and Mrs Frank Nielsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Bissel
Cleveland
State Organization of Congregational Women
Womans Association
First Congregational Church
Bissell
J. R.large
J. Wi. Gregory
Gregg
Gregory
Firle Chapman
Mre Bissell
Gregory Sans
Caro Roma
Chapman
Robert Nuhn
Bobby
Jacqueline
Chicago
Frank Nielsen
Miscellaneous Shower Honors Myrtle Struck
Mrs Charles Crosby hosted a miscellaneous shower for her sister Myrtle Struck at Furnace Street home last evening. Garden flowers decorated the room, prizes in cards went to Mrs Joe Rodgers first, Mrs Jacob Gerder second, and Mrs H Horning consolation. The guest of honor received loving gifts. A two course luncheon in pink and yellow was served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Crosby
Myrtle
Furnace Street
Joe Rodgers
Jacob Gerder
H Horning
Committees Form for St Marys Charity Fund Party
A four o clock tea at 1 Ohio Street hosted by Mrs Lenna Selman appeals to St Marys Parishadres for organizing the Fourth Annual Charity Fund Party at St Marys Hall in November. Committees for Refreshments Prizes Tickets and more include Wiesdames Pekras Olsen Alan Fritsche Alfred Iritsche Hayes Parsh Craine Humphrey Guerin Struthers Horan Birkbeck Welsh Emerich McGuire Walton Phipps Davis Bogart Conway J E Seward Williams Jensen Hobart O'Donnell Huge Keeler Meyers assisting hostesses were Mrs Alan Fritsche and Miss Dorothy Conway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M'Lenna Selman
Ohio Street
Adres
St Mary’s Parish
Burt Franklin
Aline Here
Selman
St. Mary's Hall
Wiesdames Pekras
Olsen
Alan Fritsche
Alfred I
Division L Meeting With Mrs Kennedy at Church
Mrs John Kennedy hosted twelve members of Division L of the Second Congregational church for an evening devotion led by W. Kennedy from Mark 6 2 12. A short business meeting planned a November supper. Prizes in the contest went to Mrs H Miers Mrs G Billingsly and Mrs EF Joliv. The group adjourned to meet November 7 at Mrs Harry Pickett's Garvin avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kennedy
D- Vision L
W.kennedy
Mark
H Miers
G Billingsly
EF. Joliv
Harry Pickett
Garvin Avenue
A A A W Study Group Forms In History of Painting
At the first meeting held last evening at Miss Gerldine Smith’s West avenue home Mrs Richard Timms was chosen as chairman and Mrs J Clare George is leader of the group. Plans for the term were outlined and subjects assigned with Mrs Timms and Mrs Boyd in charge of the October 17 program at Mrs F A Eaton’s home on Eastern Heights boulevard when two Italian and two Flemish painters will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine Smith
West Avenue
Richard Timms
J. Clare George
Timms
Boyd
F. A. Eaton
Fastern Heights Boulevard
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
Admissions include Mrs Elizabeth Hunt of No 2 Hinkelcourt, Jane Tattersall of 241 Hamilton, Cate Johnson of La Grange, Ira Cook of Wellington, and Mrs Carl Rudolph of 631 E River Street. Discharges include Ene Duckett of 1127 River, Bessie Martin, Earl Gold, Mrs Robert Hand, Mrs Emil Kasper, Mrs Sylvester Hammons, and a baby boy at L706 West Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Hunt
Hinkelcourt
Jane Tattersall
Hamilton
Cate Johnson
la Grange
Ira Cook
Wellington
Ene Duckett
Meetings and clubs schedule at local venues
Order of Eastern Star to initiate a class Friday evening at the Masonic Temple. Mrs. L P Williams of 226 Broadstreet will host Friday at 2 30 pm for the Four O Clock Club. Mother singers begin school year meetings Monday at 1 30 pm at the Franklin building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
L. P. Williams
Mother Singers
Franklin
Necessity for renewing 3 mill levy stressed at PTA meeting
The Garford PTA held its first meeting of the school year on Wednesday. The president stressed the necessity of votes for the three mill levy, which is a renewal rather than a new tax, needed to avoid shortening the school term. A council report, room awards, and plans for fund raising were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garford P T A
Mie
Lee
Louvenr
Jessie Beptist
Sarah Sige
Billy Robertson
Oldfield
Schior
Azaar
Idle Bridge
Robert Loomis
Peterman
Miss Downing
Myre
Muldred Dewhurst
Miss Wilderson
Chanman Vrs
Sterling Ray
Chaiirman
Brown
Mis
Sunshine
George Deeher
Wis
Duncan Robertson
Mother Singers
Wildred Dewhurst
Handkerchief Shower Planned for Missionary Ada Hall
The Women Foreign Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church met with Mrs. Leonard Fisk. President Mrs. H G Portman led the business session and devotionals titled The Open Door were given by Mrs. E C Shultt. Miss Jean Shook and others provided music. The group reviewed Japanese Women Speak. A handkerchief shower for Ada Hall, sailing to Korea, is planned for the November meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisslondale Society
First Methodist Church
Wis Leonard Fisk
Princeton Avenue
H G Portman
E. C. Shultt
Minnie Brown
John Shook
Charles Wise
Jean
Belden
Girss
W. Fmw.ss
Ada Hall
Korea
Fisk
King
Ried
Keighley
Ransom
Daughters of St. Andrew Hold Luncheon Meeting
The Daughters of St. Andrew met at Mrs. Ray Bent's home on Harvard avenue for a tureen luncheon marking the year’s first gathering. Guests Mrs. Charles C. Bubb and Mrs. Hiram M. Green spoke on the Women's Auxiliary and regional educational work, with Mrs. H. B. Hucknall welcomed as a new member. The next meeting is set for October 17 at 1 20 pm at Mrs. Glen Ennis's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of St. Andrew
Ray Bent
Harvard Avenue
Charles C. Bubb
St Paul's Church
Fremont
Hiram M. Green
Sandusky
Keen Kutter Club Hosts tureen Luncheon at Sayles Home
Keen Kutter Club met yesterday at Mrs. Lucille Sayles home on Eighth street with 12 members and two guests attending. The meeting opened at 2 00 led by Wil Sam Urias and featured The Face of Christ. Plans include a family supper October twelfth at Mrs William Belnkes on Lake avenue and a White elephant sale with peanut gifts. Part of the afternoon was spent sewing rug carpets. Mrs Darley Pickett of Garvin avenue will entertain in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keen Kutter Club
Lucille Sayles
Eighth Street
Elsie Swartzle
Wil Sam Urias
Thelma Swartzle
Gladys Crowns
Oberlin
Willam Belnke
Lake Avenue
Darley Pickett
Garvin Avenue
Amite Club Hosts Miss Lucille Band Guests for Bridge
Amite Club members and Miss Lucille band of Gates avenue attended a bridge evening with two tables in play. Prizes went to Miss Frances Baile and Mrs. MacDonald, a special award to Miss Margaret Bolash. A two course luncheon was served. pink dahlias and silver candle sticks adorned the dining room. Wess Bailey of George street entertained with help from Miss DeEtte Watson. The club plans a guest meeting on the second and fourth Mondays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amite Club
Lucille Band
Gates Avenue
Robert MacDonald
Frances Baile
MacDonald
Margaret Bolash
Hightech
Tapers
Wess Bailey
George Street Wall
DeEtte Watson
Tris
E’th
Miss Marjorie Francis Hosts Elyria Memorial Alumnae Event
Miss Marjorie Francis of East Rover street hosted the Elyria Memorial Hospital Alumnae Association gathering last night with twenty seven members from Caseland Berea Oberlin Verizon and Elyria. A lengthy business session followed a dessert course. On November 7 the Association meets at the Nurses Home with Mrs Leeta Lorimer District 4 General Secretary of Cleveland speaking. Miss Celia Cowen, an early graduate of Memorial Hospital Training School, attended after several years away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Francis
East Rover Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Caseland Berea
Oberlin
Verizon
Elyria
VU Cs
R'Celia Cowen
Memorial Hospital Training School
Officers Chosen At Gates Parent-Teacher Meeting
Resignation of the president and secretary prompted a lengthy session at Gates Parent-Teacher Association to fill vacancies. Ernshaw elected president, Wis B E McWallen named secretary, replacing C R Hurd. Next meeting set for an evening session to allow fathers to attend. Olive Lutz room honored for highest mother attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gates Parent-Leacher Ass
Businessf Sion Af Gates
Mire Kid Ernshaw
Elush Rivebards
E McWallen
C R Hurd
Gerald Rice
Olive Lutz
Women Auxiliary of St Andrews Meets at Mrs Goacher Home
St Andrews Church Women’s Auxiliary was entertained yesterday by Mrs J W Goacher of Cornell Avenue. Twelve members and three guests attended including Mrs Bubb Mrs Green and Mrs Carrie Hill. Business meeting led by president Mrs George Colburn. In two weeks Miss Starrs will open their home for a meeting. The JSC held its first meeting at Katharine Roling’s home sewing was the main project followed by luncheon and music. Next meeting planned at Jane Emerich’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew's Church
Women's Auxiliary
J. W. Goacher
Cornell Avenue
Bubb
Green
Fremont
Carrie Hill
George Colburn
Misses Starr
Sixth Street
J. S.C
Katharine Roling
Clark Street
Jane Emerich
Middle Avenue
Personal notices from Elyria residents and visitors
A long list of local residents and guests includes Dr. George C. Mynchenberg attending a state Medical Society meeting in Columbus Ohio and Carrie McQueen returning home on Earl Court after visiting her daughter in Michigan. Others move residences, travel to New York Massachusetts Rhode Island and Wellington, and attend events in Lorain Bellefield Avenue Park Avenue and Berea. Notable names include H O Cutter Alva Bullock the Lozier family Hullmer Hanes Pomeroy Whitney Burns and McGuire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Mynchenberg
State Medical Society
Columbus
Ohio
Carrie McQueen
Earl Court
Lillian Kelsey
Michigan
Hoo
Cutter
Washington Avenue
Devon Courts
Third Street
Alva Bullock
New York
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Charles Lozier
Fort Lauderdal
Florida
Harold Thompson
Beebecourt
Clara Hollis
Cleveland
Frank Hollis
Ina Holbrook
Luc Pomeroy
Pearl Whitney
Louise Burns
Chicago
Ichoois
George Hillmer
Park Avenue
Detroit
Hullmer
Alonzo Hanes
Carl Edwards
Wakeman
Clarence Foster
Bellefield Avenue
Lillian Sheemaker
W Brownell
May Brownell
Wapoleon
Ono
Garden Club Meet at Yew Tree Cottage Hosts
Dr and Mrs G D Nicholas will host the Garden Club next Monday evening at Yew Tree Cottage Gulf Farms. The program begins at eight o'clock and will be presented by Dr Nicholas with the subject Human and Plant Behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
Nicholas
G. D. Nicholas
Gulf Farms
Bethel Shrine Auxiliary Meets at Mrs Roper’s Home
Mrs Arthur Roper hosted the Bethel Shrine Auxiliary gathering at her Pasadena Avenue residence with a brief business session followed by a social afternoon. The note mentions a November 7 gathering at Mrs Mabel Brown’s home, 212 West Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Roper
Bethel Shrine Auxiliary
Pasadena Avenue
Mabel Brown
West Avenue
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The
Brown Co
Lodi St
Paper Merchants
Masquers Club
First Church Woman's Association
Standard Drugs Co
Or. Broad St. and
Moastington Ave. 7
ST. Mary's
Division L
Kennedy
Novocain
Cavagna
Hoffner
P.T
Methodist
W. FL M.S
Meeting OF Daughters OF ST. Andrew
Amitie Club
RS. C. W. Oakley
Friendly
Twelve Card Club
C. W Oakley
East River Street
Tong
Pedro Wee
Helen Smith
Oakley
Nick Dietrich
Cambridge Street
Womens Auxiliary OF
ST. Andrews
Goacher
Robert W. Funk
Mary C. McGuire
Michael J. McGuire
Broad Street
College of New Rochelle
Arliss McGuire
College Dramatic Society
C. M. Ackerman
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Methodist Church
Loyal King
Moya
Santa Ana
California
Nick
Kellogg’s
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Bethel Shrine
Salo Time
Aero-Ways, Inc
Cleveland Municipal Airport
Maurice J. Wagner Elyria
Ayyeengye
United Dry Cleaners
Middle Ave
Janet Baker
Sofskin
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