Dr E K Updegraff to speak at Elyria medical meeting
Dr E K Updegraff of Cleveland will address physicians from Lorain Erie Huron and adjacent counties. He is a former Western Reserve University School of Medicine faculty member and Ohio State Medical Association councilor. Dr J R Pipes of Avon presides. Dr W E Hart leads local arrangements with a 3 p.m. directors room session and 5:36 p.m. dinner at the Elks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. K. Updegraff
Cleveland
Western Reserve
University School of Medicine
Abe
Cleveland Hospitals
Elks
J. R. Pipes
Avon Village
Lorain County Medical Society
W. E. Hart
Oberlin W C T U convention draws 250 at Methodist church
Oberlin hosts county W C T U convention at the Methodist church with over two hundred fifty attendees. Officers reelected include President Nellie M Hill and Secretary John Kennedy. Prizes awarded in the S T I essay contest. total receipts reported 3971.75 with 511 for Jubilee fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Ernshaw
Kennedy
Nellie M. Hill
Jaycox
Lorain
John Kennedy
Hattie Andrews
Susan Hinman
Hinman
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Brainard
Toledo
Elyria
Herbert Smith
Esther Blade
Elsie Strait Oberlin
Dorothy Cor
Amherst
Dorothy Rockwood
Alice Nathes
Sarah Jones
Eric Mantle
Alice Lersch
Mabel Gaston
Filyria
W.C.T. U
Special Day in Churches Urges Veterans Memorial Drive
Locain county churches push a two week drive starting Oct 16 to raise funds for the National Victory Memorial building in Washington DC. American Legion posts oversee the effort with a corner stone ceremony planned for Armistice Day. Contributions tiered by star type will honor servicemen with names displayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locain County
County Church Federation
Lorais County
Washington, D.C
American Legion
Washington
United States
George Washington Memorial Association
Warren G. Harding
Henry F. Dinock
Joseph B. Foraker
Cincinnati
Ohio
William G. Sharp
Elyria
Lorain County
Elyria Exchange Club delegates report growth at luncheon
Delegates to the National Exchange Club in Grand Rapids spoke at a luncheon yesterday. Speakers included D. D. Smith J. Jay and J. A. Ebert. Jay noted the rapid expansion over five years with seventeen clubs in fourteen states and predicted coast to coast growth. Arthur J. Robinson of Elyria Savings and Trust Co. will address the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Exchange Club
National Exchange Club
Grand Rapids
D. D. Smith
J. A. Ebert
Arthur J. Robinson
Ely- Tria
First Congregational Parish Supper and Talk at 6:15
Thursday evening the First Congregational invites members to a 6:15 parish supper followed by a devotional program and discussion on Recruiting the Ministry of Tomorrow. Speakers include Rev. L C Grant of Lorain and Prof Azariah Root of Oberlin. Monthly supper schedules set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Grant
First
Lorain
Grant
Elyria
Yale Divinity School
Azariah S. Root
Oberlin
Woman's Association
Carl F. Johnston
George W. Stevel
Alex Schileman
Minch Home Bridal Shower Sets October 15 Wedding Date
At a pretty party at the Leland Minch home Miss Mildred Minch announced October 15 as the marriage date to Mr Cyril Brecknock. The event featured a clothes pin dressing contest won by Miss Thelma Sackett, games, music, and a lap lunch with Cupid’s Post Office favors revealing the couple and date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland
Minch
Mildred Minch
Cyril Brecknock
Thelma Sackett
Cupid
Junior Department of Church of Christ entertains members
On Monday evening October 3 the teachers and officers of the Junior Department were hosted by Mr and Mrs E E Dett man of Home street. A business meeting set winter plans and a contest running October 16 to late November will award the losing side with a Thanksgiving party. Music games and refreshments followed the program.
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Church of Christ
E E Dettman
Home Street
Regular meeting of Sons and Daughters of Liberty
The regular meeting of the Sons and Daughters of Liberty will be held in 9 AR Hail tomorrow. This is an important meeting for every member to attend. At the etene of the meeting thare will be
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Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Thare
Church and club notices from St. Pauls area groups
The page lists numerous church circles and lodge groups meeting at St. Pauls and other local churches. It notes the Phi Sigma Deltas regular meeting at Mildred Haywood’s home with Five Hundred tables, prize for Kathryn Haserodt, consolation for Helene Haserodt, a luncheon, and a bake sale planning, with next meeting at Marion Vaughn’s East Avenue home for initiation of Helene Haserodt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Sigma Deltas
Mildred Haywood
Third Street
Kathryn Haserodt
Helene Haserodt
Marion Vaughn
East Avenue
Y W C A Notes and Church Class Organizing
The Y W C A notes report a Federation Girls luncheon with Miss Finney and 65 attendees. A Ghee Club and sewing class are planned with times given, and a Girls Work luncheon with Miss Mianer is noted. Fidel class organizes at Marion Heal home with new officers named and a Wiener roast planned for October 11. Mae Frye and George R Coon wed at St Marys parish house, brides bouquet described. couple to reside on Huron Street after a wedding trip.
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Fidel Clase
Church of Christ Sunday School
Marion Heal
Jeanette Terry
Serina Skoles
Miss LaReec
Mae Frye
George R. Coon
Elyria
St Mary’s Church
Edwin Tedrow
Arnold Fleck
New York
Washington
Huron Street
Farewell Reception for Ada Smith Before Korea Move
A farewell reception for Miss Ada Smith is planned at her brother’s home located at 1525 East Avenue. The event occurs this Saturday afternoon from two to four o'clock and again in the evening from seven to nine o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Smith
Korea
East Avenue
Local Social Roundup Highlights Miss Besham and Community Trips
Miss Maud Besham spent the weekend in Leo and Mies Florence Maples visited Mies Anns Petrosky of Lorain. Mrs. Ralph Page welcomed a newborn son. The Blue Moon Club met at Archie Penfold’s home. St Pauls Y P S held a meeting with Miss Marjorie Kline hosting. The Zeta class of First Baptist met at Mrs. Dyke’s and will meet at Mrs. Nichols in November. Mrs. Rosecrans and Mrs. Vinning toured Oberlin Kindergarten Training School. Brenton Smith and Walter Ludwig attend a Masonic conclave in Dayton representing Elyria Marshal Chapter. Fred E. Shelton and C. M. Williams represent Elyria Council No. 86. T. M. Heard Sr. of Los Angeles visited daughter-in-law Mrs. May Sumner Heard on East Ave after attending the Grand Army Encampment in Indianapolis and will travel to Pittsburgh to see his son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeteaip Clasa
First Baptist Ehewreh
Cleveland Street
Afamon Nichols
Middle Avenue
Brenton Smith
Walter Ludwig
Dayton
Marshal
Elyria
Fred E. Shelton
C. M. Williams
T. M. Heard, Sr
Los Angeles
May Sumner Heard
East Ave
Heard
Grand Army
Indianapolis
Pittsburgh
T. M. Heard
Literary Club Hosts Meeting on Social Welfare Topics
Mrs Toda hosted the 04 Literary Club on Fifth Street with eleven members present. Guests included Mrs F T Horan and her daughter. Papers on moving pictures influence Eugenics and child play were read followed by discussion. next meeting set for October 23 at Mrs G A Friday’s home.
Franklin PTA Holds First Meeting of the Year
The Franklin Parent Teachers association will meet Thursday afternoon at 3 30 in the seventh grade room at the school. Superintendent F M Shelton will address the gathering and important business will be transacted.
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Franklin Parent Teachers' Association
F. M. Shelton
Shadyside Bids Farewell to New Sewer System
A banquet marked the completion of Shadyside's new sewer system hosted by contractor Daniel Pfahl. Locals gathered to celebrate the milestone and thank the project team for finishing the construction.
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Shadyside
Daniel Pfahl
Hamilton PTA Meeting Set At School Thursday
The Hamilton Parent-Teachers club will meet at the school at 3 13 Thursday afternoon. A fine program is prepared and good attendance is hoped for.
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Hamilton
Marshmallow roast and wedding party and movie outing in Elyria
At Spruce street the Misses Surman hosted friends for a marshmallow roast with ice cream and cakes. Guests included Marcella Myers and Violet Van Dorn among others. Elvie Tite wed Louise Nickerson in Foxboro Mass at high noon, Tite a local secretary. the Old Ladies Home group enjoyed a movie party at Mr Bannon's invitation, with two maids joining in wheelchairs.
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Spruce Street
Irene
Ruth Surman
Marcella Myers
Rose and
Clara MacAvena
Violet van Dorn
Miss Palardy
Mabel Humphrey
Dorothy Fredericks
Naomi Childers
Fanny Raciion
Paul Brinzley
Dudley Barnes
Malcolm Smith
Edward Blazer
Frank Steghy
Vincent Pennyworth
Harold Foster
MacNeal
Leroy Spinks
Elvie Tite
Elyria
Foxboro
Mass
Warriate
Louise Nickerson
Memorial Hospital
Elyra
National Tube Co
John Tite
Arthur
Forborn
Arthur Tite
Elyriz
Mr. Bannon
The
Fine Picture
Mr. Banron
Women’s Civic club to open Home Economies unit at YWCA
The first meeting of the Home Economies department of the Women’s Civic club will be held at the Y W C A on Friday October 7 at 2 30 o clock. The Poi nsetta Club meeting postponed due to sickness will meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs Ralph Winkle of Homer street.
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The
Women’s Civic Club
Poiinsetta Club
Ralph Winkle
Homer Street
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges
Admissions list includes Martha Palm Belle vue, Elizabeth Stagman Ken yon avenue, John Hogan Ridge ville, Lena Blaine Northrup street, Doris Newton Oberlin, Lucille Shebil Furnace street, Lena Robinson East River street, Gertrude Folk Middle avenue. Discharged include Mrs. Mary Okorski West River street and Mrs. Hilda Getz and baby Ridgeville.
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Martha Palm
Bellevue
Elizabeth Stagman
Kenyon Avenue
John Hogan
Ridgeville
Lena Blaine
Northrup Street
Doris Newton
Oberlin
Lucille Shebil
Furnace Street
Lena Robinson
East River Street
Gertrude Folk
Middle Avenue
Mary Okorski
West River Street
Hilda Getz
Baby
Research Literary Club Meeting and Eastern Star Initiation
The Research Literary Club will meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. Chas. Copas at 224 Foster Ave. Roll call will be answered by voters experiences. Mrs. Gutcher leads an open discussion True Democracy. Kin diz reads a patriotic article. The program ends with current events. The Eastern Star lodge will hold initiation exercises Friday evening with refreshments for all members.
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Research Literary Club
Chas. Copas
Foster Ave
Gutcher
Kindiz
Eastern Star Lodge
Also Mentioned on This Page
W.C.T.U
Methodist Board
Methodist Church
E. T. Reese
A. C. Myers
C. B. Mincks
May Heard
W. W. Harris
J. C. Perry
C. D. Simpkins
Kenneth Bills
Jay Fitch
Harold Doncaster
Marjorie McKee
George King
Four Oclock Club
Mise Webster
P. D. Sher
Congregational
Bec 1
Lake Ave
Eile F
Clytr
First Congregational Parish
Miss Minch
Junior Department
Toni
Temerres
Oficial Board of Church of
St. Paul's Church Council
St. Paul's Men's Club
Marshall Chapter
Tony Sarg
Hebrew Aid Society
Catholic Daughters of America
St Paul's Church
Mrs. Quade
Olive Street
St. Pauls Church
Kiwanis Club
Young People’s Society of
F. M. Skelton
Calumbas Street
Grace Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Sociate
R. WN
F. D. Worcester
Iris Club
United Presbyterian Church
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Dettmann
Y. W. C.A. Notes
Thee
Mim Finney
Federation
Mra J. W Saith
Federation Girls
Girls” Work Department
Mianer
PIDEL
LASS
Coon-Prye
Miss Ada Smith
Mies Fiorence Maples
Mies Anns Petrosky
Lorais
Ralph Page
Blue Moon Club
Archie Penfould
Step 86
Oberna Road
St. Paul’s Y. P. S
Marjorie Kline
Blaine Street
Mire
Rosecrans
Illinois
Vinning
Kindergarden Training School
Mtr
Mt Rev
U. Suits
Otine
Navy
Nte
Tov
Broad Street
Franklin Parent Teachers’ Asssociation
Ford
Trappe
Mark Uly
Nickerson
Howe
Civics Club Home Economics
Poinsetta Club
Gladys Parmely
Mrs. Copas
I'S Dept
High Bridge
Dean
Pelen
Griseldé
Shea
Craim
Madge
Fey
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