Junior Woman's Club Adds Twenty-Four Members at First Meeting
The Junior Woman's Club welcomed twenty four new members at its first regular meeting at the Woman's Club on Fourth Street. Six former members were reinstated. Barbara Plocher led as new chairman and Wilma Vanoster read the adopted constitution. The group discussed a winter project on dental care for school children and plans a lecture by Richard Halliburton at the high school auditorium on November 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Vanoster
Mars K. Miller
Mary Taylor
Betty Decker
Barbara Plocher
University of Colorado
Boulder
Kathleen Bayler
Alice Bartter
Dorothy Bartter
Juha Baus
Tea for Mothers by Troop 5 Scouts at Legion Home
A Troop 5 Girl Scout troop hosted an afternoon tea at the Legion Home with 21 scouts and 18 mothers present. Mrs. H W Pond spoke on Mothers and Scout ine as songs, a first aid sketch, and patrol performances were featured, with Wanda Mae Schmikten and Jean Stevenson pouring and Harriet Foster ending with taps. A second notice mentions Division A of 2nd Congregational church planning a silver tea at Mrs Shock’s West River street home, rescheduled from Wednesday to Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troop 5
Paul Borg
Legion Home
H. W. Pond
Mountain Laurel Patrol
Sunshine Orphanage
Betty Bucker
Honeysuckle Patrol
Wanda Mae Schmitkens
Jean Stevenson
Harriett Foster
2Nd Congregational Church
Shock
West River Street
Girl Reserve Committee Outlines Year's Plans
The YWCA Girl Reserve committee met at Evo Oakl... not fully readable. Workshop for advisors set for October 15 with a lunch. Mrs H M Metcalf to lead devotions, Miss Ona Holly to discuss aims, Miss Frances Lemon on organization, Mrs Ellsworth Schreiber on program emphasis, and Mrs Merritt Powell on Do s and Don ts. Meetings start week of October 19 with a Halloween play planned for October 31 as groups organize in the same schools as last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evo Oclook
Rodney Rockwoood
H M. Metcalf
Ona Holly
Frances Lemon
Ellsworth Schreider
Merritt Powell
Powell
Intermediates Meet at Church of Christ with Fifteen Attendees
The Intermediate Christian Endeavor gathered in the Church of Christ upper room at 4:00 Sunday, led by June Hart on "Paul's Call to Macedonia." A novelty clothesline discussion on missionary work followed. They later joined the Senior group for the county meeting at Lorain Christian Temple. Next Sunday 5:90 time, Margaret Wehman leads. The Gospel Team visited shut-ins, planning another visit next Sunday at 2:00. Cascade Lodge No. 373 plans a 13-member induction event Monday Nov 2, with Bessie Yungman and others in charge. New initiates listed from Sokol Halil Lorain. Mrs. Henry honored with bridge, gifts, and luncheon at the Abbe home hosted by Mrs. M A Abbe and Miss Jennie Turnbull. guests included Miss Isabel Hasler and Mrs. E Henson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intermediate Christian Endeavor
Church of Christ
June Hart
Paul
Macedonia
Churches of the New Testament
Christian Endeavor
Lorain Christan Temple
Margaret Wehman
Gospel
Shutins
Cascade Lodge No
Woodman Hall
Bessie Yungman
Mary Ann Neuman
Carrie Snobie
Mildred Zelanka
Marr Noga
Rose Krabec
Sokol Halil
Lorain
Ethel Ruth Tittle
Mary Tomchko
Evelin Jean Snoble
Ann Kasik
Elizabeth Snoble
Andrew
Joseph Tomcko
Mary L. Mocsny
David R. Mocsnr
Dave Allen Neuman
Mars Noga
Frank Yungman
M A Abbe
Jennie Turnbull
Middle Avenue
Wilbur Henry
Marian Henson
Isabel Hasler
E . Henson
M. F. Fey
Henry
William Judge
Licenses Issued To Area Machinery Workers In Lorain County
The Lorain licensing list includes Julius Schobel 21 a machine operator of Lorain Julia Romto 1 Lorain camel trainer 27 Lorain chipper Margaret Leach 21 Lorain Clayton Stranahan 63 Elyria machinist and Wartha A Adams 21 Columbia Station all granted licenses in their trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Schobel
Lorain
Julia Romto
Lorain Camel Traniio
Lorain Chipper
Margaret Leach
Clayton Stranahan
Elyria
Wartha A. Adams
Columbia Station
VFW Auxiliary To Post 1079 Elects Officers
The regular meeting of VFW Auxiliary No. 1079 was held last evening with Eleanor McCully presiding. Mrs. Lindsay of Norwalk Auxiliary attended as a guest. Elected for the coming year were Bertha Mulroy president Dorothy Hamilton senior vice president Rose Reese junior vice president Eva Hopkins chaplain Lila Brown guard Beatrice Scarborough secretary Anne Powell treasurer conductress Helena French patriotic instructor Eleanor McCully Dorothy Hamilton historian Mary Hamilton Valena Cooper trustees. After a social hour the meeting adjourned until October 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auxilars
V. FL
Helena French
Eleanor McCulir
Dorothy Hamilton
Mary Hamilton
Valena Cooper
Fellowship Topic Emphasized At Epworth League Service
E T Reese chose Fellowship as the devotional focus for the Epworth League Sunday service led by Marion Holmes. The speaker urged joint effort over individual work. A reception for Dr and Mrs Bond is planned Wednesday at 7 30 in the church with many Leaguers expected. Next Sunday Mr Lord Smith will speak and collect idle books and magazines for mission schools in the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Reese
Epworth League
Marion Holmes
Bond
Lord Smith
United States
Farewell Party For Miss Pierce At London Visit
Mrs Mae Johnson hosted a farewell gathering at 574 Cleveland Street last evening for Miss Pierce of London Ontario who has been visiting and returned home today. Eight guests attended and wished her a pleasant journey home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Pierce
London
Ontario
Mae Johnson
Cleveland Street
Johnson
Community Group Calendar Shows Local Meetings and Socials
Local churches and organizations list tonight gatherings at various venues. Prayers, classes, meetings, socials, and club events include Emmanuel Lutheran, Grace Lutheran, United Presbyterian, Methodist, St Pauls Young People, Frank S Harmon Lodge, Little Sorority Bridge, Girl Scout council, Knights of Pythias, Daughters of Scotia, Eagles Auchhart, Tri Sigma, Ko meets, Catholic Benevolent, Y Indus, Helping Hand, Elvira Lodge, Theta Kappa Omicron, Buneco Club with attendees from multiple streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran
Cilard Willard
United Presbyterian Church
Mountain Mission School
Elizabeth Stevens Society
Methodist Church
Young People’s League of St. Paul’s
Frank S Harmon Lodge
Little Sorority Bridge Club
Ruth Schroeder
Plaza
St. John’s
Helping Hand Society
Elvira”" Lodge No 163
C. O F. Han
Theta Kappa Omera_ sorority
Marty Jane Sullivan
East Avenue
Buneco Club
Gladys Crombie
Cleveland Street
Reception To Honor Dr Bond Return As Pastor
A reception honoring Dr. E J Bond on his sixth year return to the local pastorate will be held Wednesday evening October Tth at 7 50 in the lecture room of the First Methodist church. Members of the church families friends and all Dr Bond's friends in the city are invited. A program of music and speeches has been prepared and refreshments will be served. A very enjoyable evening is promised to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E J. Bond
First Methodist Church
Dr. Bond
New Officers Preside Guild Meeting at Congregational Church
The Guild of First Congregational Church held its first meeting of the season with Mrs Ray Vestal as chairwoman and officers including Mrs Frank Hartman 1st vice chair Mrs H H Benham 2nd vice chair Mrs A W Peters secretary Mrs Ralph Drake treasurer. Projects discussed include sewing for the bazaar and refreshments were served by Mrs Warren Mason Mrs J Altman and Mrs Vestal. The guild meets again in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guild
First Congregational Church
Ray Vestal
Frank Hartman
H. H. Benham
A. W. Peters
Ralph Drkce
Warren Mason
J. Altman
Vestal
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Listing
Admissions include Mrs Clarence Smith 51 West avenue Jack Burnett Amherst Bessie Mourton Oberlin Mrs James McCleary Lorain Robert Fowler 3234 Corneil Mrs Edward Janiz 208 Harwood H B Newton 219 Stanford Mrs Maynard Allen 430 Oxford avenue C B Wick 322 Washington Discharges include Arthur Damon 246 Denison Mrs Matthew Justin 121 Lewis court Mrs Albert Dill 315 No Olive street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Smith
West Avenue
Jack Burnett
Amherst
Bessie Mourton
Oberlin
James McCleary
Lorain
Robert Fowler
Corneil
Edward Janiz
Harwood
H. B. Newton
Stanford
Maynard Allen
Oxford Avenue
C. B. Wick
Arthur Damon
Denison
Matthew Justin
Lewis Court
Albert Dill
Olive Street
Cosmopolitan Club Hosts Benefit Bridge for YWCA
Cosmopolitan club held a bridge party in association parlors last evening to benefit the YWCA. Fifteen tables were in play with linen towels as table prizes. A Halloween color scheme and fall garden flowers decorated the rooms. refreshments followed. Committee chairwoman Mrs. Henry Beam led the event with Mrs. Kenneth West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Club
Henry Beam
Kenneth West
Shirley Buckley Named New Junior Auxiliary Head
Shirley Buckley was elected president of the Junior Auxiliary of Elyria Post No. 12 American Legion at a meeting hosted by Miss Josephine Mischka. Other officers include Jean Gray as first vice president and Barbara Oungst as second vice president. A Halloween party and a Poverty party were planned, with Mrs. Halter honored for her service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Buckley
Elyria Post
American Legion
Josephine Mischka
Harrison Street
Ruth Meinke
Barbara Dungst
Halter
Mary Helen Hiolopos
Nancy Oldfield
Paul Halter
Edith Bogart
Charles Hansen
Ohio Street
Jean Gray
Barbara Oungst
Lois Smith
Mary Helen Kolopos
Evelyn Olday
Barbara Oursyst
Elyria Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Starts Busy Year
Elyria Memorial Hospital Woman's Auxiliary opened its year aiming to provide linens for the hospital. The group met at the Nurses Home with Mrs Howard Barbour as president and officers including Mrs F A Smythe and Mrs Everett Johnston. They plan monthly meetings plus an extra session in two weeks. Members run seven sewing machines through the day after a noon luncheon to meet hospital needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Howard Barbour
F. A. Smythe
Everett Johnston
Richard Perry
Charis Johnson
Henry Ingall
Thomas Cushing
Alan Smythe
Johnston
Salisbury
Alan Fritszche
Mrs Harold Thompson Heads Doherty Sorority
Mrs Harold Thompson elected president of the Doherty Girls Sorority at a special meeting on the second floor of the Ohio Public Service office. Other officers chosen were Mrs Caryl Wood as vice president, Mrs Truman Carmel as secretary, and Mrs John Mockler as treasurer. A dance is planned later this month and the next meeting will be Monday evening November second. Office girls served a luncheon after the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Thompson
Doherty Girls
Ohio Public Service Office
Harlan Beard
Caryl Wood
Truman Carmel
John Mockler
Middle Step Party at YWCA Jungle Jam Boree
The Middle Steps of the YWCA host a Jungle Jam Boree tomorrow night at 9.00. Open to girls who are high school graduates between ages eighteen and twenty-one. Mary Lou Bailey chairs the event with Anne LaVerne Schubert and Eleanor Holliday on the committee. Helen Rudy and Evalirn Smith on entertainment. Yvonne Meyer leads refreshments with Grace O Maley, Helen Zechman, Doris Standon, Rose Shrock, and Lucile Shrock assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lou Bailey
Anne LaVerne Schubert
Eleanor Holliday
Helen Rudy
Evalirn Smith
Yvonne Meyer
Grace O'Maley
Helen Louise Zechman
Doris Standon
Rose Shrock
Lucile Shrock
Sponsor Card Party Benefits Gates PTA
A Gates Parent-Teachers Association sponsor card party was held last night at Mrs. Charles Petro's Glendale court home. Eight tables played bridge pinechle pedro and five hundred with prizes awarded to Mrs Worcester Mrs Markel Mrs Milton Troup Mrs Louis Stolzenburg Mrs Dorris Sprague Mrs Charles Crosby Miss Faye Hargrave and Miss Alice Vogler. Social refreshments were served by Mrs Petro assisted by Mrs Troup Mrs Crosby Mrs Beesing and Mrs Vernon Ross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gates Parent-Teachers Association
Charles Petro
Glendale Court
Bridge
Pinechle
Pedro
Worcester
Markel
Milton Troup
Louis Stolzenburg
Dorris Sprague
Charles Crosby
Faye Hargrave
Alice Vogler
Petro
Local Social News Highlights From Norwalk Area
Mrs Merritt Powell and Mrs Fritz Rudin attend Erie and Huron Co district meeting of the W H M S in Norwalk with Powell as district corresponding secretary. Mrs F E Sheldon to Medina and Avon for district W H M S meetings and executive board advisory role. Rose Frank hosts sister Mary Brehl and Lucille Jungins visiting from Michigan. Mrs Josephine Gusky visits daughter Mrs Lloyd Burkett in Detroit. Mrs David Miller improving after illness at Harwood Street. Births noted for Clarence Smiths son at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Maynard Allien welcomes a daughter at Elyria Memorial. Earl Wells funeral attended by Mr and Mrs B S Jennings. Wells died in a hunting accident in Coshocton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merritt Powell
Fritz Rudin
Norwalk
Erie and Huron Co
Methodist Church
Powell
F. E. Sheldon
Medina
Avon
Sheldon
Rose Frank
Lake Avenue
Mary Brehl
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Miece
Lucille Jungins
White Croud
Josephine Gusky
East Avenue
Lloyd Burkett
Detroit
David Miller
Eleanor Mouschem
Manshield
Harwood Street
Wright
San These
California
Ross Northcott
Molly Dean
Maynard Allien
Oxford Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
B. S. Jennings
Middle Avenue
Earl Wells
Coshocton
Ohio
Mrs Avery Hosts B B B Club Meeting at Home
Mrs Sam Avery Sr hosted the B B B club at 104 Longford Avenue with a 36 game session and prize awards to Hazel Schmitkens Emily Scrivens and Freda Miller. Refreshments were served by the hostess with assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Avery
Longford Avenue
Hazel Schmitkens
Emily Scrivens
Freda Miller
Elsie Scrivens
William Cook
Fred Huskinson
Bluebell
Ann Scrivens
Harold Davies
Cook
Huskinson
George Schafer
Freda Muller
Fred Kieth
Germany
East Broad Street
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Junior Woman’s Club
Girl Scout Troop
Vicks Va
County
Mrs. Henry
Joe's Earl’s Yankee Shoe Repair Dry Cleaning
Middle Ave
Cheapside
J. L. Pallardy Earl J. Spinks
Cao
Virginia Long
Marsland University
Jommer University
V.F.W
Missionary Society of Emmanuel
Lutheran Church
F. Oertell
Princeton
Allen’s Beauty Shoppe
Min St
Wellington
Canada
Leo McLaughin
J C. Baumer
Moose Club
Akron
Edith Mocsney
Edward McLaughlin
Mary Alice McLaughlin
Woman's Auxiliary
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Finney
Richard Bonelli
Cleveland Orchestra
Rodzinski
Helen Jepson
Rudolf Serkin
Raya Garbousova
Nathan Milstein
Egon Petri
Enesco
Conservatory
Warner Hall
Conservatory News
Mrs
Doherty Sorority
Mrs. Avery
Fall Hinta
Thomas Hodgson & Sons, Inc
Concord Worsted Mille
Concord, N. H
Ann Louise Longo
Wurst Hall
Pier Dreamland
Cleveland and
Ohio Dancing Master's Association
Gertrude Beauty Shop
Clark Street
Chin
Ping
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