Twentieth annual convention of District No 2 Auxiliaries
The Elks Hall in Elyria hosted yesterdays session of the United Spanish War Veterans District No 2 Auxiliaries with over two hundred delegates from Ash Tabula Painesville Cleveland Lorain Elyria and Norwalk. Ann Rothe of Elyria presided as officers and guests from Arran Canton G A R Leagues and VFW extended greetings. A Manila Auxiliary exemplification and memorial services marked the day as officers were installed for the next year and a Cleveland convention planned for October 1536. The Elyria Auxiliary was praised for its work and a charter was drawn for Mrs Katherine Webber whose funeral was held at St Marys Church.
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United Spanish War Veterans
Elks Hall
Elyria
Ann P. Rothe
Ashtabula
Painesville
Cleveland
Lorain
Norwalk
Arran
Canton
Goodman
Fred Hadawar
Hearne
American Legion Auxiliary
Beautifel Esker
Dahbuss
Perkins
Hysell
Rollin Hinkson Post
Vo. F. W
F E. J. Mesoberts
George P. Colburn
Woodworth Camp
Rothe
Manila
No- 12
Isabele Alexander
Hattie M. Cormier
Department of Ohio
Youngstown
Akron
Wooster and
Wadsworth
Mayorester
Elyria E. Club
Woodworth
Anne Cottrell
Cramer
Elsie Kahn
Mildred Lawrence
Helen Smith
Hattie Cormier
Helen Hildreth
Elyria Auxiliary
Katherine Webber
Auxiliary
St. Mary’s Church
Hart's Poultry Market Saturday Prices
Hart's Poultry Market advertises stewing hens Ib 23c 25c and 28c heavy hens and heart springers for roasting fresh eggs buy here at 2nd and Chestnut corner phone 5874.
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Hart’s
Democratic Women Of Elyria Host Community Party Event
Democratic Women Of Elyria sponsor a party with decorated rooms, prizes in bridge, and refreshments served. Members and guests include Mrs. A. Suma, Mrs. A. Danzé, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Raid, and many others as the group plans future teas and meetings at local homes in Elyria.
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Democratic Women of
Elyria
Elissa
Democratic War Club
Weodrz
A. Suma
A. Danzé
Rawson
Nes. L. Amherst
L. T
Lorain women host bridge party and plans for Halloween
The Sempre club met at Mrs. Hose Krause's Lorain home on Wednesday. Plans were made for a Halloween party. Two tables of bridge were played with Mrs. Beatrice Triffletti and Ruth Smith among the scorers. Mrs. R Smith of Adams Street served as hostess organizer for the gathering.
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Oras Sempre Club
Hose Krause
Lorain
Manta
Ana
Beatrice Triffletti
Ruth Smith
Esigne
Parent-Teachers Associations Hold First Meetings Of Year
Edison and EE. Franklin P T A groups report strong attendances and set plans for the year. Banners, raffles, and room competition rewards discussed. New chairs added to executive boards. future events include a rummage sale and a masquerade party for members and families.
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Parent-Teachers Associations
National Officer Addresses Cong Y P Council Meeting
National officer Miss Eldredge spoke to the Young People's Council in the First Congregational Church parlors about a shared Christian youth program. The event included a report on the council’s aims, election of delegates to the Ohio Congress in Akron, and a closing tea hosted by Mrs. Wilbur Gaston.
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First Congregational Earch
Young People’s Council
M.S Lieg Eldredge
Sople
Eldredse
God
Cone
Eidrez de Wertez
Jean McHezzie
Ton Bedle
Donald Hersman
Cyril Brecknock
C. Brecknock
Elmer Wilford
Ohio Congress
T. A
Akron
Ohio
T. W. Schmeter
Wilbur Gaston
Mrs Fritz Hosts Circle 5 Meeting at St. Paul’s Church
Mrs George Fritz of Lake Arc Hue opened her home last evening for a Circle 5 gathering of St Paul’s Evangelical church. The business meeting preceded a social hour and refreshment course. No date for the next session was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fritz
Lake Archue
Circle 5
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Local College Freshmen and Weekend Visits Highlight Town
Anne Margaret Brodrick and Genevieve Thompson enroll in Baldwin Wallace College freshman class. Miss Alice Nichols from Andrews School for Girls in Willoughby spends weekend at home. Phylis Pond returns to Ohio State University and will reside at Neil Hall. Local families report hunting trips in Knox county and visits from relatives. National Girl Scouts officer Patricia Alsop to be in Elyria November 21–23 for trainings and council meetings. Several social guests and dinners noted with local residents and visitors from Cincinnati and Canton. Maxwell Chase of Los Angeles visits East Avenue area. more connections amid social rounds.
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Anne Margaret Brodrick
Genevieve Thompson
Baldwin- Wallace College
Alice Nichols
Andrews School For
Willoughby
Phylis Pond
Washington Avenue
Ohio State University
Neil Hall
B. H. Eldridge
Sixth Street
Perry Lestie
George Street
Marios
Ohio
Eldridge
H. W. Pond
A. C. Schilleman
John Bins
Wees
A Winser
Florida
Rose Morfarcry
Margaret Crisp
Peter
Hartwell
Robert Maddox
Cincinnati
Harry Cran
Earl Leonard Fisk
Chamoiz
William Humphand
Findlar
Carrie McGrath
Canton
East Avenue
Maxwell Chase
Los Acretes
Fenc
Galling
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Note Readout
Admission list includes Mrs Marr Moy er Gratcon Jar Comstock No Olmsted Donald Fields R D No 2 Richard Blaine and Kenyon averns. Discharge lists Mrs Edward Rogers and baby Sirl. Residents at 635 Wese st am Surrell 01 W River street. Mr and Mrs Joseph Ho teb Milan Cecilia Wrect Delaware. Church Division A of the Church of Christ met for October session hosted by Mrs C A Martin of Eastern es Boulevard with seventeen members and guests. Mrs Will Hill led devotion and prizes were awarded to Mrs Hill and Mrs Pember. On Thursday November seven, the Da members will be hosted by Mrs Emma Kuchenrither on East Broad street.
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A. G. L. Club
Katherine McKee
Roseora Padley
Dorothy ©Rhoria
al Jonnson
Chester Go
Lowell Berton
Charles Saminski
Jos Bara
Boweard Gorske
Alex Graber
Wilbur Farrell
Neil
Mary Cox
Prospect Street
Marr Moyer
Gratcon
Jar Comstock
No. Olmsted
Donald Fields
Richard Blaine
Kenyonaverns
Edward Rogers
C. A. Martin
Eastern
Es Boulevard
Church of Christ
Will Hill
Hill
Pember
Emma Kuchenrither
East Broad Street
Club Is Entertained at BR Gala
The Anna Mery Blakeslee hosted a BR gala where Moss Blakeslee was named social chairman and Kaihrrn Haipin publicity chair. Beatrice Halliday and Kathryn Halpin won prizes as Bago provided the diversion. Evelin Ernst will host the club on October 16th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Mery Blakeslee
Dusigess
Haliows
Moss Blakeslee
Kaihrrn Haipin
Bago
Beatrice Halliday
Kathryn Halpin
Prz
Haus
Jonckson
Evelin Ernst
S S
Woman’s Benefit Deputy Guest at Woodman Hall Meeting
Deputy Mrs. Sawyer of the Women’s Benefit Association was a guest at a well attended Woodman hall gathering. Plans were made for a country convention on October 22 in the O. O. F. hall. A practice session for guards is set for Wednesday afternoon October 5 at 1:30 in Woodman hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sawyer
Women’s Benefit Association
Woodman Hall
Reviews of a Cosmopolitan club meeting at the YMCA
The Cosmopolitan club hosted Mrs. Henry Beam with a garden party and refreshments by Mrs. Curtis Spence. A new constitution was adopted and aims include fellowship among women, mental alertness, and service to the YWCA and community. Various members spoke on current news and Anne Morrow Lindbergh’s North to the Orient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Beam
Cosmopolitan Club
Curtis Spence
Spence
Anne Morrow Lindbergh
Orient
Prem Washington
Hudson's Bay Region
Lbergh
Isa
Japan
Lindberghs
Hurerr
Zooc
YLWC
John Wenz
Gerald Warner
Etad
W.C. A
Shari
Literary Club Meets Mrs Jobussn in Park Agent
Literary club members resumed meetings after recess with Mrs Baxter Sharp reviewing Dr Crozin's fourth book The Stars Lock Down. The drama centers on coal workers vs mine owners and the stars look down on such scenes. Members presented honors to Mrs Harold Frorick and Mrs Robert Maddox attended from Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jobussn
Parkagente
Gummer
Baxter Sharp
Dr. Crozin
Harold Frorick
Fdax
Warris
Robert Maddux
Cincinnati
Johnson
Claire Williams
Broad Street
Local Notices Mention Licenses and Auctions
Fragmentary notice lists licenses for Andrew Mitra Lorain restaurant operator and Elizabeth Repassy Lorain association meeting Mordar L of and there will be special o McKinley Parent 3:69 at the school afternoon will Teacher As noon The wheel be Home The Child Conservation League Monday at Spin Mrs Don Fidler Heights Bivd door changed from 2 o'clock Woman's Ex 354 2nd Clothing dishes Cheap Rummage and Food Sale Saturday 9 A M Haserodi's Jewelry by St Johns club
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Mordar
McKinley
Asnoon
The
Child Conservation League
Don Fidler
Heights Bivd
Townsends Club and related society meetings tonight
Townsend Club meets in club rooms. Protected Home Circle initiates in 1 GO. O F Hall. Junior Protected Home Circle meets. Royal Neighbors of America meet in Woodman Hall. Order of Eastern Star initiates and holds memorial service. Rev E W Ren homered at Laur en Sipper at Church of Christ. Church School Staff meets First Congregational at 7 30. Prof Herbert G May of Obderim to speak on Bible Manuscripts. Scripts to Hobby Club meets in E Savings and Trust Bldg at 3 p m.
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Townsend Club
O. F
Royal Neighbors of America
Woodman Hall
Order of Eastern Star
E. W. Ren
Lureen Sipper
Church of Christ
Herbert G. May
Obderim
E. Savings and Trust
Ar Sp. m
Election at Wurst Hall Daughters of Scotland Officers Elected
Daughters of Scotland Argyle Lodge held meetings in Wurst Hall electing new officers last night. Plans for the installation were discussed for Thursday November seventh. A social hour followed with tea served.
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Daughters of Scotland Argyle Lodge
Wurst Hall
Mixed Dance at Wurst Hall Friday October 4
Society notice for October 4 dance at Wurst Hall featuring Art Squires Orchestra. Admission 25 cents per person. Event listed on Page 5 society section.
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Wurst Hall
Art
Squires Orchestra
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Queer Center
Edna Sivakm
Elyrian
Plan Silver
Nell Milles
Dever Avenue
Anna Gebrke
Wil Ass
Florence G Man
Career
Helen
Regu
Young
Young Heads
Edith Mae
H v Cleaners
Nene Ave
Sug Lee
Evans
Dever Hull
Chener G Ave
Powell
Post
Mothersingers
Edison Parent-Teacher Association
H. Britikart
Reat
Miss Hubbard
Erade
Congress
F-T. A
Edison P-T. A
L. Moise
Elstia Cir Courcil P T. A
Council
0. F. Frnt
Frank Spencer
Sherrill
Leanna Moore
R. Pallas
Vins. Mery Fox
A. Viet Jav
Natl
Cong Y. P. Council
Fritz
Specia Croquignole
Marcel
Ruth
E Shop
Lake Ave
Late Book
Andrew Mitra
Elizabeck Repassy
Lorein
Haserodi
St. John’s 03 Club
Johnston Gift and Knit Shop
Second Street
Old Location
Alex Tee Barber Bates
Lodi and
West Ave
Stage Arts Studio
Middle Ave
Brockhouser
Middle Avenue
Birkline’s
Second St
Vestal
Vestals
Elsina
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