Calendar items for clubs and meetings tonight
British Empire Club meets at 7 30 in the I O O F hall. Business and Professional Women's Club hosts a bridge party at Mrs Van Dusen 314 Middle avenue with Miss Minerva Seton hostess. Protected Home Circle has a dance for members families and friends. Junior Protected Home Circle meets in Wurst hall from 6 00 to 8 00. Royal Neighbors of America meet. Order of Eastern Star meets.
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British Empire Club
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Hospital Notes Admissions List From City Records
Admissions include Maynard Cartwright Columbia Sta James Zangari 313 18th st Nicholas Bigos Ridgeville Lowell Ferguson 172 Erie st Earl Fauver 132 Brandston Helen Bristol 161 Harvard Ave Andrew Winder 986 W River st Mrs Fred Bryant 820 Park Ave Discharges feature Mrs Arthur Dimick Wellington Dale Johnson La Grange Helen Drescoll 161 Harvard Mrs Fred Zarnke 326 11th St Mrs Donald Wolcott 897 E River St
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Cartwright
Columbia Sta
James Zangari
18Th St
Nicholas Bigos
Ridgeville
Lowell Ferguson
Erie St
Earl Fauver
Brandston
Helen Bristol
Harvard Ave
Andrew Winder
W. River St
Fred Bryant
Park Avenue
Arthur Dimick
Wellington
Dale Johnson
la Grange
Helen Drescoll
Harvard
Fred Zarnke
11Th St
Donald Wolcott
E. River Street
Franklin P T A meets with sixty members in fall session
The Franklin Parent Teacher Association held its first meeting yesterday afternoon with about sixty members present. President Mrs. Robert Davies led the business, plans to send a delegate to the October state convention in Columbus were approved, and the group wished good health to Miss Brick, a new teacher. Robert Goacher of the Y M C A shared tales and photos from a Canada trip with Rev. F A Eastman and Elyria boys, livening the social hour that followed.
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Franklin Parent Teacher Association
Robert Davies
Columbus
Brick
Robert Goacher
Canada
District Rally of W B A Held in Elyria
Distinguished guests and officers attended the district rally of the Women s Benefit Association at the Eagles Hall Elyria last evening. Emma Zandrley opened the meeting and Helen Sawyer led the session. Three candidates were initiated by the Elyria and Lorain guards. Guests included Mrs Minerva Mann of Port Clinton and Captain Thoma of Cleveland. Speeches followed dinner and musical numbers accompanied the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme
Women’s Benefit Association
Eagles Hall
Emma Zandrley
Helen Sawyer
Elyria
Lorain
Minerva Mann
Port Clinton
Nellie C. ¥. Heppert
Thoma
Cleveland
Hattie Schhields
Griffin
Jessie Berford
Walsh
Geraldine Martin
Cora Bemis
Bid-Lo Club Hosts Seventeenth Street Social
Margaret Stolz of Seventeenth street hosted the Bid-Lo Club last evening. Guests reviewed Chinese curios then played cards with Marie Baker and Delores Jaycox as winners. A late luncheon followed, served by the hostess and her mother. The next meeting is set at Delores Jarcox’s home, 944 Walnut Street, in two weeks.
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Margaret Stolz
Seventeenth Street
Marie Baker
Delores Jaycox
Delores Jarcox
Walnut Street
October meeting of Democrat Women’s Club draws large crowd
The Democrat Women’s Club met at the Woman’s Club for a large October gathering. A business session discussed several matters as the club plans a banquet on Wednesday October 10 at the M E church at 1 00 pm to celebrate its twelfth anniversary inviting the public. Distinguished speakers include Herbert Duffy candidate for attorney general Doy Harter incumbent congressman up for re election Charles Truax congressman at large also up for re election and Mrs Ines King of Trenton Ohio lawyer and writer who aims for diplomatic service. The county federation of Democrat Women will join the anniversary celebration. Next meeting in November features R C Maston school superintendent discussing the three mill levy for schools. The organizing committee included Mrs Nettie Woodruff chairman Bertha Boothroyd assisted by Mrs Ida Barnhart Hattie Hansman Miss Marguerite Guth Mrs Mary Hansman and Miss Kathryn Tamblyn. Mrs A C Sewell of Independence Kansas is a guest of her daughter Mrs A B Sauer of Ninth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Democrat Women's Club
Woman's Club
M. E
Herbert Duffy
Doy Harter
Charles Truax
Ines King
Trenton
Ohio
King
County Federation of Democrat
R. C. Maston
Nettie Woodruff
Bertha Boothroyd
Ida Barnhart
Hattie Hansman
Marguerite Guth
Mary Hansman
Kathryn Tamblyn
Hart's Poultry Market Ad Raises Saturday Specials
Hart's Poultry Market lists Saturday prices for half fryers Spring chicks roasters 2 1 2 to 3 1 2 pounds springers 3 1 2 to 6 pounds hens for stew or roast spring ducks cor 2nd and Chestnut phone 5874.
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Hart’s Poultry Market
UC P. Women’s Missionary Society Meets at Davies Home
The United Presbyterian Church Women’s Missionary Society gathered at James Davies’s home on East River Street. President Mrs. Robert Kirkpatrick led devotions on Our Daughters as Cornerstones, with a letter from Ezel Kentucky seeking aid. Members urged to bring canned fruit for Pittsburgh Home for the Aged and to attend the Cleveland Fall rally on October 19.
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Women’s Missionary Society of the
United Presbyterian Church
James Davies
East River Street
Davies
Williamson
Robert Kirkpatrick
Ezel
Kentucky
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Cleveland
A. W. Baird
Daughters of India
Young Women’s Missionary Society
Division A Luncheon Meets at Mrs Martin’s Home
Division A of the Church 91 Christ met yesterday at 12 30 at Mrs Charles Martin’s home 234 Fastern Heights Boulevard with 19 members and 9 guests present. Mrs D A Baird led devotions on Faith followed by a business session and afternoon contests won by Mrs H C Eckenroad and Mrs Clara Ries. On November 1 Division guests will visit President Mrs Emma Kuchenrither at 314 East Broad Street.
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Church
Christ
Charles Martin
Fastern Heights Boulevard
D. A. Baird
H. C. Eckenroad
Clara Ries
Emma Kuchenrither
East Broad Street
Metropolitan Club Meets at Mrs Jones Lakewood Home
Metropolitan Club members traveled to Mrs E F Jones home in Lakewood for a regular meeting. Hostess duties were assisted by Mrs A B Saner with luncheon. Guest Mrs A C Sewell of Independence Kansas attended. President Mrs Earl Bacon outlined forthcoming programs including events music reviews and current topics and books. Miss Maybelle Burner reviewed Captain Nicholas by Hugh Walpole and listed late titles. Miss Geraldine Smith will entertain on November eighth.
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Metropolitan Club
E. F. Jones
Lakewood
A. B. Saner
A. C. Sewell
Independence
Kansas
Earl Bacon
Maybelle Burner
Nicholas
Hugh Walpole
Geraldine Smith
West Avenue
Sorority Hosts Bridge Evening at Easly Home
Tau Kappa Beta members were delightfully entertained last evening at Mildred Easly's home. Bridge provided the evening's diversion with Mary Lou Bolly winning first prize and Billy Struck second. A two course luncheon followed, and the group planned to meet again in two weeks at Kathryn Nivus's home.
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Mildred Easly
TAU Kappa Beta Sorority
Bridge
Mary Lou Bolly
Billy
Kathryn Nivus
Allen PTA Holds First Regular Meeting in Cleveland Area
Mrs Charles Lamadue presided as Allen P T A opened the year with talks by County Auditor Charles Kelser on a 3 mill levy and a Safety program report by Mrs Orle Flint. Members voted to send two representatives to the State Convention in Columbus October 10 to 12 and approved buying 190 forks for the kitchen. Officers named include Mrs Lumadua president and Mrs Kenneth Lord first vice president with a slate of other posts. The next meeting is scheduled for November 1 at 3 15 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lamadue
Allen P. T. A
Charles Kelser
Orle Flint
Carter Hotel
Cleveland
Schlessman
Columbus
Lumadua
Kenneth Lord
Bessie Downing
Harold King
William Birkline
L. C. Fidler
L. W. Elirect
Richard Firchner
Mrs Tucker Hosts Ninety Five Club Luncheon Meeting
Mrs Charles Tucker of East Avenue entertained the Ninety Five Club at luncheon at one oclock Thursday the initial meeting of the club year. Mrs James Worthington gave the first review Poe try Its Appreciation and Enjoyment by Untermyer and Davidson. Mrs George Worthington presented a review of Our Singing Strength by Alfred Kreynberg. In two weeks Mrs Thomas Cook of Gulf Farms will be hostess. Born October 5 to Mr and Mrs W D Humphrey of Findlay Ohio a daughter named Barbara Boynton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Tucker
East Avenue
James Worthington
Louis Untermyer
Carter Davidson
George Worthington
Alfred Kreynberg
Thomas Cook
Gulf Farms
Research Club Meeting Delves Into Current Events
Twenty one members of the research club met at Mrs May Heard s home on East avenue with Mrs Ethel Hecock assisting. The program featured Booth Tarkington short story Clothes Makes the Man and Phillip Curtis Twilight of the Business Woman read by Mrs Frances Kindig. Domestic and foreign current events were discussed and refreshments served. The next meeting will host a Halloween party for husbands on October 25 with location to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Simmons
Middle Avenue
Rose Mori
Cotton Club
Cleveland
Betty Monschien
Stella Monschien
E. M. Bainbridge
Ace-Hi
Maxine Miller
East Avenue
Research Club
May
Ethel Hecock
Booth Tarkington
Phillip Curtis
Frances Kindig
Juanita Boynton
Maude Copas
Woman's Welfare Federated Club Sets Year Plan
The newly organized Woman's Welfare Federated Club met at president Mrs. Eugene Collins home at 311 Eleventh Street last evening. They arranged the program for the ensuing year and planned a student fund for the most worthy student finishing the four rear high school course with credit. A luncheon course was served and members planned to meet again October 18 with Miss Viola Hares on Fourteenth Street.
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Woman’s Welfare Federated Club
Eugene Collins
Eleventh Street
Viola Hares
Fourteenth Street
Linen Shower Honors Miss Clara Dumbe
A West Avenue party hosted by Miss Josephine Pronell celebrated bride-elect Miss Clara Dumbe with songs dances and prizes for John Fritz and Mary Pronesti. Guests included Teresa Montagnese Santa Poanessa Teresa Faliio and others. Miss Dumke received linen gifts and will wed at St Marys Church on October 13 at nine o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Pronell
West Avenue
Clara Dumbe
Angila Pollemeni
Angelina Promesti
Buneo
John Fritz
Mary Pronesti
Miss Pronesti
Sue Moranti
Pronesti
Teresa Montagnesi
Santa
Josephine Poanessa
Teresa Faliio
Pittsburgh
Michaeline Koviak
Isabel Black
Stella Moranti
Miss Dumke
St. Mary's Church
Young Women's Missionary Society Meets at U P Church
The Presbyterian church society held a fifteen minute prayer circle before its business session. A telephone message invited the young ladies to a supper next month. Miss May Wheatley gave the lesson “Our Daughters as Cornerstones,” a character sketch of women missionaries. The next meeting is Thursday, November 1.
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Young Women’s Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
The
Women's Missionary Society
Miss May Wheatley
Our Daughters
Coterie Bridge Club Opens First Meeting
Mrs H Swindling hosted twelve members at her Glenwood Street home for the Coterie Bridge club's first meeting. High score went to Mrs J D Severs, second to Mrs J H Brown, and third to Mrs Swindling. Mrs Todd of West River Street will entertain the club in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Swindling
Coterie Bridge Club
Glenwood Street
J. D. Severs
J. H. Brown
Swindling
F.todd
West River Street
Fraternity Sets Dates for Dance at Elks Hall
Agenda Fraternity met last evening to plan events. The Hines Billings orchestra will play for the Up Club dance on Saturday October twentieth in Elks Hall. A stag party is scheduled for Saturday October thirteenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agenda Fraterniti
Hines-Billings
Elks Hall
Dr G I French Speaks At Hamilton P T A Meet
Dr G I French was first speaker of the year at the Hamilton Parent-Teacher Association meeting held in the school building. He discussed the tuberculin skin test and preventative measures for tuberculosis and diphtheria. Mrs C T Corkill presided, read a poem, and committee chairmen and room mothers were announced for the coming year.
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French
Hamilton P.T. A
G. I. French
Hamilton
Parent-Teacher Association
Besse Thomas
C. T. Corkill
Glenn Baxter
Elizabeth Freeze
Corkill
Wm. Neubiser
W. O. McClean
Cheetham
Charles Yost
Clarence Standen
Wm. Dehn
C. Standen
C. Yost
Ed Haywood
Fred Hadaway
F. W. Porter
Fugene Collins
E. J. Kalmeyer
R. N. Fox
Hamilton Association
Columbus
E Klub Holds Tureen Dinner For Tarnowski Birthday
The E Klub met for a tureen dinner at Virginia Smith’s West Twelfth Street home to celebrate Lucille Tarnowski’s birthday. New officers were elected: President Lucille Tarnowski, secretary Stella Borenski, treasurer Virginia Smith, reporter Frances Kelling, social chairs Jane Minkowski and Ruth Kelling. A Halloween party is planned for October 30 and the club will meet again in two weeks at Lucille Tarnowski’s home.
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the & E
Lucille Tarnowski
West Twelfth Street
Grace Aid Society Holds Church Meeting
The Aid Society of Grace church met yesterday afternoon for a business session. Hostesses were Mrs. Adolph Witt and Mrs. Frank Witt. In two weeks the society will hold a social afternoon meeting.
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Grace Aid Society
Aid Society of Grace Church
Adolph Witt
Frank Witt
Mrs Sterling Ray Hosts Bride Elect Shower for Miss Wessell
Mrs Sterling Ray of Clark street entertained Miss Isabelle Wessell, bride elect of Tom Smith, with a fall themed party featuring bunco and cootie prizes. Guests enjoyed a treasure hunt ending with a quilt gift, a two course luncheon, and notes naming the couple’s upcoming October wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabelle Wessell
Tom Smith
Sterling Ray
Clark Street
Ray
Weasell
Morris Brown
Wessell
Mable Smith
Florence Smith
Mrs. Schwartz
Kathryn McKee
Harriet Scott
Edna Smith
Harriet Somers
Mary Cox
Twenty-Eight Lorain County Women Attend Rep Luncheon in Akron
Lorain County sent twenty eight Republican women to the 14th District Congressional Bi-Annual Luncheon at the Mayflower Hotel in Akron. Attendees from Elyria Oberlin and Lorain included Mesdames Perry Smith Schilleman Stetson Dick Curtis Washburn Martin Wingard and Miss Washburn. Speakers included Elsie Kenneth Wilson on organization Katherine Kennedy Brown on party government and Chester C Bolton’s wife on government in business. Frances Seiberling introduced Carl D Sheppard.
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Lorain County
Mayflower
Akron
Elyria Mesdames
M. E. Perry
J. W. Smith
A. C. Schilleman
F. A. Stetson
C. W. Dick
Carl Curtis
C. G. Washburn
Florence Martin J. C. Bins
H. H. Gregg
R. T. J. Martin
G. W. Wingard
Miss Washburn
Chester C. C. Bolton
Frances Seiberling
Carl D. Sheppard
Local Society and Fraternity News Highlights
Mrs J D Squires of West River street travels to Cleveland for daughter Zelma Arnold’s hospital operation. Charles Ladana pledged to Delta Tau Delta at Miami University Oxford Ohio. Byron Newell from Stanford avenue arrived in Dallas after a trip. Dr A S McKittrick returns from medical meetings in Toledo and Columbus to Elyria. Donald Whyte pledged to Sigma Alpha Epsilon at Miami University. Fred Bryant and wife welcome twin daughters born October 4 at Elyria Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Squires
West River Street
Cleveland
Zelma Arnold
Charles Ladana
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
Miami University
Oxford
Ohio
Byron Newell
Stanford Avenue
Dallas Texas
Donald Whyte
Elyria
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Fred Bryant
Park Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Roar Up Club Holds Regular Meeting
The Roar Up Club met in the Turner Block club room with Mary Lou Dengate as president. Plans for the Agenda Roar Up dance at Elks Hall on October 20 were discussed and tickets distributed to members at the club room on October 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roar- Up
Turner Block
Mary Lou Dengate
Elks’ Hall
Candidate congressman delivers principal address at large gathering
A candidate congressman gave the principal address to a large enthusiastic gathering, with a strong sense of the seriousness of the nation's current pass pervading the event.
Ovaltine Promotes Appetite For Fussy Eaters
An advertisement cites Ovaltine as easily digested and rich in Vitamin B to aid poor appetites in children. It claims quicker digestion, stimulation of hunger, and potential weight gain, noting use for fatigued adults and as a nursing and convalescent aid.
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Franklin P. T. A
Rosemore
Ace-Hi Club
Miss Alice Bird
Cosmopolitan Club
I. J. Sheppard
Herman W Leonarz
Farm Bureau
Miss Bird
Merrill- Palmer School
Chicago
Park Nursery School
Wooster College
Savings and Trust
J. Weichel
Gerald Wagner
Democrat Women’s Club
Independence, Kansas
A. B. Sauer
Ninth Street
Permanen
Astle Shop
Second St
Madam White
Jerry Moseley
UC. P. Women's Missionary Society
Davies Home
Martin
Mrs. Tucker
NEW Clus
Young Women's Missionary Society
U.P. Church
Coterie Bridge
Mrs. Sterling Ray
East Ave
Espersonals
Northeastern Ohio Medical Association
Toledo
Ohio State Medical Association
A. S. McKittrick
Roar-Up Club
Ruth
Woodland Ave
Tre Wander Co
Ue N
Michigan N Ave
Hie
U.S. A
Orphan Annie
Sandy
Paul
Mom
Elsie
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