Elyria Woman's Club Opens Year With Tureen Dinner
The Evening Department of the Elyria Woman's Club held its first meeting of the year with a tureen dinner for twenty five members and four guests. At the business session Miss Cora Phelps named committees including vice chairman Mrs. D A Baird secretary Mrs John Denney treasurer Miss Kathryn Herehler sunshine treasurer Mrs H W Cole and ways and means Mrs Clarence Dick. Seven women formed the program committee under members R T J Martin Alex Schillman D A Baird Henry Tibball Eric Chapman Lizzie Hahn and Alice McCracken who will handle one monthly program. A benefit card party was planned for November tenth. Dr J Miller gave a travel talk about his South trip followed by Southern songs led by Mrs J W Smith with piano by Mrs Eric Chapman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Woman's Club
Cora Phelps
D. A. Baird
John Denney
Kathryn Herehler
Sunshine
H. W. Cole
Clarence Dick
Dr. J. Miller
South
J. W. Smith
Eric Chapman
Schillernan
Luncheon Opens Year For Catholic Study Club No 2
Catholic Study Club No 2 met at Mrs Krieg's on West avenue for a luncheon that started the new season. Eleven members sat at one table with garden flowers. New president Mrs Charles White led a brief business session and handed out the year's programs. A busy year is planned with several projects discussed. The next meeting will be October 19 at Mrs Charles Markham's Kenyon avenue home with Mrs Frank Rudolph presenting the religious discussion and Mrs Erwin Wentz reviewing Isabella C Clark's Laughing Prelude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Study Club No. 2
Charles Markham
Kenyon Avenue
Frank Rudolph
Erwin Wentz
Isabelle C. Clark
Clasque Club Resumes Meetings With Elections and Party Plans
Members of the Clasque Club and two guests met at Ingrid Eggers home on the Oberlin road for the first regular meeting of the Winter series. Verna Hayes chaired, Naomi Struble was elected president, Ingrid Eggers secretary-treasurer, and plans were laid for a Halloween party on October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingrid Eggers
Oberlin Road
Verna Hayes
Naomi Struble
Eleanore Copas
Mildred du Coty
Florence Pierce
Grafton Road
Gaiety Club
Janet Stagg
Virginia DeFazio
Code
Josephine Trombetta
Eleanor Krugman
Doris van Valkenburg
Riverdale Court
Marmola Prescription Tablets Advertises Slimming Claim
A vintage ad promotes Marmola Prescription Tablets for losing fat by sensible eating and a daily four tablet dose. It claims long public distribution, notes it targets healthy individuals with hypothyroidism related fat, and warns it is not a cure-all while advising consultation with a physician.
October Meeting of Business Women's Club Guest Night Dinner
The Elyma Business and Professional Women's Club will hold its October meeting on the 13th as a Fall Guest Night Dinner at the Elyma Country Club with the Public Reistíage committee chaired by Vivien Hackett. Dr. O L Dusthimer of Baldwin Wallace College will give an illustrated talk on The Planets Children of the Sun. On October 21 members and friends will travel to Cleveland by chartered bus to visit the Burnham Tavern and Cleveland Museum of History, with refreshments at the Tap Room of the Taverns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyma Business
Wll
Elyma Country Club
Vivien Hackett
Chaepe
O. L. Dusthimer
Baldwin- Wallace College
Friends of the Club
Cleveland
Bunham Tavern
Church workers conference outlines planned projects
About forty representatives from various Church of Christ organizations met Tuesday to plan next steps. Sunday registration will prompt the Ladies Aid to phone all members while the Fellowship supper and Ta-Wa-Si club project to rebuild the church addressograph system start soon. The God Will Bible class will check visitors cards and build a prospect list, and the Missionary Society will compile a list of Sunday School families not yet in church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Ladies Aid
Aid Society
Ta-Wa-Si Club
Phil Robson
The
Missionary Society
Lagron elected head of Lorain County Democratic Women
The Lorain County Federation of Democratic Women met in Lorain to elect officers led by Mrs. Josephine LaGron as president. New officers include 1st vice president Mary Eshman, 2nd Florence Brickley, 3rd Mary Blackman, recording Alma Stewart, financial Ann Leichner, treasurer Ann Urban, auditor Amanda Stiwald, historian Florence DeChant, and committee at large Iane Dengate. Dengate outlined fall campaign plans and a county president meeting set for October. A rally at the Antlers Hotel in Lorain is planned for October 2. Tea followed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Amanda Stiwald
Amherst
Florence DeChant
Avon Lake
Iane Dengate
Elyria
Joseph Conley
June Shibley
Maude Billings
Dengate
Lorain County
Democratic Women's Activities
Ninth Street
Lorain Co. Federation of Democratic Women
Antlers
Mary Wagner Bride elect Pleasant Evening at 321 Seventh
Mrs. Al Wagner entertained at her apartment on 321 Seventh Street Wednesday evening in honor of her sister-in-law Miss Mary Wagner who weds John Ruler on Saturday October fifteenth. Fourteen guests played bridge with Miss Sally Sallluper winning high score, Mrs. William Conrad of Cleveland second prize, and Miss Emma Fitzpatrick consolation. Gifts of linen hung from the chandelier as notes in different colors. A large luncheon table was set and garden flowers decorated the room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Wagner
al Wagner
Seventh Street
Miss Wagner
John Ruler
Sally Salluper
William Conrad
Cleveland
Emma Fitzpatrick
Division A Luncheon Hosts Meeting at Murray Ridges
Division A of the Church of Christ held an October luncheon at the home of Mrs C A Martin on Murray Ridges. Attendees included fourteen teens and fifteen guests notably Mrs J A Gwin of New Castle PA. New members H R Mustin and Ida Shaffer were welcomed. meetings will now be on the first Wednesday each month with Mrs E F Clark leading devotional. On November 2 Mrs C J Miller of Kenyon avenue will host a luncheon with assistants Mrs C F Gleason Mrs W El Mveers and Mrs Bess Schaeffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A Martin
Murray Ridges
Church of Christ
J A. Gwin
New Castle
Pennsylvania
E A Thamers
Hugh Thomas, Jr
CE. Parle
George Weller
H. R. Mustin
Ida Shaffer
E. F. Clark
C. J. Miller
Kenyon Avenue
C. F. Gleason
W EL Mveers
Bess Schaeffer
Outline of Blue Triangle Club plans and events
At last night’s Blue Triangle Club meeting the girls set next Tuesday at 7 30 for program planning. They scheduled Wednesday October 19 for officer elections and a vesper service on Sunday November 6 at the YWCA gym with a speaker and music marking World Fellowship Week observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Triangle Club
Y. W. Cla
Finances Bethel Shrine Auxiliary Meeting Recaps
The Bethel Shrine Auxiliary met yesterday at Mrs. Ruth Schroeder's Artemas court home. Twenty members attended for a tureen dinner and an afternoon business session led by President Mrs. Florette Heidrich. Plans were set to raise funds this fall. social time followed. The next gathering is November 2 at Mrs. Mabel Brown's West avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Shrine
Ruth Schroeder
Artemas Court
May Markham
Florette Heidrich
Mabel Brown
West Avenue
Gates PT A Honors Retiring Principal Leanna Moore
The Gates Parent-Teacher Association held its first meeting led by president Mrs Charles Cros Jr. Introductions by team staff marked the welcome. The group planned fund drives for the Safety Council, a street prize, and a tea service gift for Leanna Moore, the retiring principal, with hospitality and committee activities detailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leanna Moore
Gates School
Pipal
Charles Crosby
Gese
Com- Safety Council
P.T
Stree
Tule
Plano
Rose Heath
Gordon Rawson
Mylemer
McNulty
Marl
Charles Hess
Walter Meapshall
Selling
Townsend Cub No. 2 To Secure Larger Hall
Townsend Cub No 2 held a regular meeting at Woodman hall with good attendance. Oscar Dunn and Mel Brown spoke urging registration for the November election, deadline October 10. Eight new members joined in a membership drive and a committee was named to seek a larger hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toomsend
Woodman Hall
Oscar Dunn
Mel Brown
Dunn
Jacob Young
Harry Young
We-Kum-U-Kum Club Hosts Guests At Y W C A
The We-Kum-U-Kum Club hosts at 835 this evening with Middle Steps Club and the new out-of-High School group as guests. Mrs. Henry Ingersoll Jr. gives a humorous review titled The Great American Family. Hostesses are Lydia Rosencrans and Betty Bender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Steps Club
Henry Ingersoll, Jr
Lydia Rosencrans
Betty Bender
Daughters of St. Andrews welcome new member
Mrs. J. Martin Beck hosted Daughters of St. Andrews at her Eastern Heights home yesterday. Mrs. Joseph H. Williams was admitted as a new member and Mrs. Virgi Jasper was welcomed back. A business session planned a dinner for October 19 at 6 30 in the O P S kitchen for members and their husbands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Martin Beck
Daughters of St. Andrew's
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Joseph H. Williams
Virgi
Jasper
O.P. S
Harvey Cheney Speaks at Garford P T A Meeting
Mrs. Myers Chapman presided over Garford Grent-Teacher Association’s first meeting with over fifty members attending. Harvey Cheney discussed Safety Council work, emphasizing engineering, law enforcement, and education. Rita Stanford led entertainments. paper sale and card party plans were announced for upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers Chapman
Garford Grent-Teacher Association
Bessie Downing
Sharrer
Sears’ Room
Willem Cook
Harvey Cheney
The
Safety Council
Rita Stanford
Roland Hist
Walter Greber
Senior Friendship Club Reaches 152 Members
Devotions on friendship opened the first after school meeting of the Senior Friendship Club at the YWCA. Ione Geisel reported 152 members secured in the drive with the white team and the blues team sharing the totals. Cabinet members were introduced and program assistants named. A cabinet tea at Mrs. Earl Lautenschleger’s Blaine Street home is planned for next Wednesday from 3:30 to 8:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ione Geisel
YW. C. A
Mies Geéiset
Jerry Riga
Nan Kophin
Joan Norsworthy
Dorothy Nau
Helene Cohen
Kay Sinnott
Delores Rheam
Pat Jensen
Earl Lautenscheleger
Blaine Street
Lautenschleger
Sigloe Club Listens to Secret Sister Plan
Rosemary Cluley hosted Sigloe members for their weekly meeting. Secret sisters were appointed and birthdays and holidays set as gift times. A dance at K. of C. hall is planned for Saturday October 8 from nine to twelve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary Cluley
Sigloe
K. of C. Hall
Florence Fatz
Dorothy Funk
Fairlawn Avenue
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List for Austin Area
Admissions include Marjorie Grueser at 338 Furnace street and Austin Grueser at 388 Furnace street along with Mrs Henry Radican of 251 Denison avenue. Discharges note Mrs Harry Dennis of 524 Cleveland street and Mrs Raymond Limpert with a baby girl in Dover, plus Mrs Cecil Puls with a baby girl at 209 Second street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Grueser
Furnace Street
Austin Grueser
Henry Radican
Denison Avenue
Harry Dennis
Cleveland Street
Raymond Limpert
Dover
Cecil Puls
Second Street
Wife Of Chinese Educator Speaks At First Congregational Meeting
Kathesa Issueh of Foochow China, studying in the United States with her husband, spoke at the Woman's Association meeting at First Congregational Church. The program included new year books, prayers led by Mrs George, and announcements for upcoming events such as the Medina Association, the Women's State Conference, and a trip to Schauffler School in Cleveland. Mrs Hoover led meditations on Mary Magdalene, while discussions covered Chinese modernization, opium elimination, education, and the Foochow College. The gathering raised funds for college transportation and highlighted China’s effort toward unity amid war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathesa Isueh
Fooohow
China
Cirele Nod
Woman's Association
Congregational Church
S.J George
Peter Smith
Elzabeth Rich
Medina Association
South Amherst
Columbus
Women's Department of Congregational-Christian Churches
Charles Evans
Lucy Housermen
R. Murbach
Schauffler School
Cleveland
Cnurch
H. G Hoover
Mary Magdalene
Hsnch
Japan
Feechow
Formosa
Evers
Hesied
Chiang Kat Chek
Ava
Ut Pepar
Generalissima
Foochow College
Americas Board
Fenchon College
T. L. Moss
S. G. Shaw
Stewart
Second Baptist Church
Local personals note several births and visits in Elyria area
Duncan Kelly of New York City visited wth the Naughton home on Dewey Avenue while a newborn son arrived to Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Barnard at Alliance Hospital. Other births noted include a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. John Bakes in Wellington and a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Opfer of La Grange at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Community events include committee changes for St. Agnes P. T. A. card party, congregational women’s groups meeting in Brownhelm and Elyria, and Girl Reserves and Y M C A activities with upcoming hikes, marshmallow roasts, and swimming for women at the YMCA pool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan Kelly
New York City
Peter Naughton
Dewey Avenue
New York
J. T. Barnard
Alliance Hospital
Barnard
City Loan Company
J. C. McClain
C. T. Cook
Lake Avenue
G. Olds
Wade Reynolds
West Avenue
Coshocton
John Bakes
Wellington
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Charles Opfer
la Grange
Alice Walsh
St. Agnes’ P.T. A
Elyria
White Cross
Brownheim Congregational Church
Frank Spencer
AE Kemp
Dana Fox
Hecock
Glen Bredinick
AM Fell
Earl Stewart
W Oseibrecht
OS J Hastings
Doa Upien
Songs of the South Event Hosted by Circle No 3
Tea was served by Circle No 3 members at a lace covered table with decorative fingers. Mrs Eris Chapman performed songs of the South while Mrs Ralph Murbach and Mrs H G Hoover poured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eris Chapman
Circle No. 3
Ralph Murbach
H. G. Hoover
Rebekah Lodge St Clair Rebekahs Inspected
Rebekahs of St Clair Lodge received a favorable inspection by Nellie Black of Medina. Guests came from New London Medina Lodi and Wellington as the hall was decorated with palms and fall flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
St. Clair Rebekahs
Nellie Black
Medina
New Londdon
Lodi
Wellington
Rebekahs
Odd Fellows
Second Congregational Church
Psst
Elyria EO. O. F. Hall
Black
Jeanette Arnold
Community Calendar Evening Meetings Across Local Groups
Tonight many organizations hold sessions including United Presbyterian Women with Mrs Davies at 509 East River Street and Democratic Women celebrating a 16th anniversary at the Woman's Club. Hamilton PTA honors retiring and new principals at an evening gathering, while the YWCA Leaders Council meets from three. Additional clubs meet with various hosts around town and the Alumnae and hospital nurses alumnae gather for a second meeting of the year followed by bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Women's Missionary Society
James Davies
E. Riverstreet
Democratic Women’s Club
Woman's Club
Hamilton F.T. A
Excelsior Club
Dorothy Miller
Oberlin Road
Y.W. C
Mem Ternes
North Olive Street
H. H L
Arlene Basewell
Cleveland Road
Y. W.C
H. Ingersoldr
Also Mentioned on This Page
Catholic Study Club No
Clasque Club
Charles Cherry
Carnell Avenue
Cherry
Business Women’s Club
Josephine Lagron
Co. Democratic Women
Honor Sisters
Gates PT. 4
Townsend
Beck
Max Slutzker
Cor. Broad
Cedar
Garford
Senior Friendship Club
First Congregational
Armory
S. 3Rd Street
Grace Guild
Leedale Beauty Shops
Hamilton School
Thelma Gorden
Kiloop
Airs
W. HL. Cooley
Clara Lugas
Hamilton Girl Reserves
East Avenue Baptist
F OQ Wilford
Isaiah
Abies Sanders
Keen Kuuers
Mia Jackson
Woodworth
David J
Elaria Memorial Hospital
MB. Johnson Hall
Hortesses
Doris Andersen
Vor
Vicks VapoRub
VapoRub
Bether
VapoRus
FUR Shoppe
Broad Street
Post Office
Max Horwitz
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