Elyria Woman's Club hosts October society programs
Eleven new members join Elyria Woman's Club Inc as department chairs outline October plans. Meetings include a milk fund tea with Dr. Dew, a rummage sale, a Vocational Education talk by Mildred Kickman, and a junior program "Give Yourself a Background." Delegates chosen for the Middle North District convention. a memorial for Mrs. Betteridge observed.
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theiddle-North
FE. A. Hubbard
Akron
Elyria Woman's Club, Inc
FP. C. Billings
E. H. Evans
American Home and Child Welfare Department
Dew
Lorain County
Department of Civics and Political Science
Holcomb
Eric Chapman
A. ©. Schitteman
H. H. Greig
Mildred Kickman
Cleveland Board of Education
Peg Huge
Marié Worthington
Genevieve Parks
Elyria
R. T. J. Martin
J. G Upp
Elyria Club
M. Perry
Mesdames McLeod
Meyer
Martin and Hewitt
Dewey
W. H. Curtis
West Avenue
J. Ambler
Fourth Street
L. Young
West Ninth Street
H. Biggs
J. E. Betteridge
Business and
Graystone Hotel
Hildreth Hecock
Robert Wilson
Hubbard
Rebekah Lodge and Club Events Report Mixed October Activities
St Clair Rebekah Lodge met with Noble Grand Pearle Wingihk presiding and noted increased attendance. Announcements covered rummage sale October 16 at Elyria Coach Co, inspections for Vine Oberlin October 11 and St Clair October 20, a School of Instruction October 21 in Lodi, and a Fall homecoming October 26 with Odd Fellows. A visitor spoke, one transfer membership discussed, and a District No. 9 school bus plan and transportation calls were noted. The British Empire Club hosted its first winter card party with winners listed and plans for a Hallowe en dance. Luncheon gatherings at Second Congregational church featured readings, a Research Club skit, and a November 10 meeting planned. Four O Clock Club hosts luncheon with Coronation Year program.
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St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
Pearle Wingihk
Ai Ohwers
Elyria Coach Co
Nellie Reynolds
Hazel Markel
Vine Rebekah Lodge
Oberlin
British Empire Club
Annie Moore
W. Moore
S. Stevenson
Henley
F. Sparks
Bunco
Heywood
Gray
J. Scott
J. Morrison
Second Congregational Church
Iva Marsh
Research Club
John Haldeman
E. Winchell
Hospital Discharges List Names and Addresses
A concise hospital discharge listing includes individuals and their addresses such as Mase Johu De Lacy Mansflel in Virginia Zaleski at 1513 West avenue and Mrs Andrew Toth at 237 Fairlawn, with others in Valley City Wilkesburg and Cleveland. It notes discharges including Mrs Stephen Kuhn’s baby boy in Grafton and Mary Helen Kolopus at 340 Foster.
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Mase Johu de Lacy Mansflel
Virgina Zaleski
West Avenue
Andrew Toth
Fairlawn
Eileen Wolf
Valley City
Walter Haney
Harwood
Clyde Hamlin
Ninth Street
Albert Knipper
R. D
David Mosay
Longfellow
Kate Burnett
Wilkessburg
Stephen Kuhn
Grafton
Fred Brown
West River
Women of First Methodist meet at Stone home
Mrs. Stone hosted the Women’s Foreign Missionary Society gathering at 127 West Bridge Street with Mrs. R. W. Stargell giving the devotional and Mrs. Merritt Powell reviewing a chapter from Mecca and Beyond. Mrs. Minnie Brown resumed duties as Stewardship secretary for a seventh year, with donations for a Christmas box planned for the November 3 meeting at Mrs. FE. Bond’s home and twenty-one members plus five guests present.
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C. J. Brown
Willam Garthe
Jesus
FE. J. Bond
East Avenue
Snowden
State
P. Chobanoff
SD. Ault
Minule Reed
Organised New Club Meets In Homes With Daughters Groups
A report of small social clubs meeting in homes, naming Helena Smith at 586 Fairmont Street hosting the Jolly Eighth with high scores for Mrs F Kline and Mrs A Miler and a low score by Mrs Secure der, plus invitations for future gatherings at Mrs Margaret Maddock on Lake Avenue and Mrs Florette Heldrich presiding. Mrs Mary Rogers hosts on Kenton Court November third as Daughters of St Andrew and Royal Neighbors plan luncheons and sewings with guest members joining.
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Helena Smith
Fairmont Street
Jolly
Pedro
F. Kline
A. Miler
F. Secureder
Margaret Maddox
Lake Avenue
Bethel Shrine Auviharr
Florette Heldrich
Denison Avenue
Mary Rogers
Kenton Court
Harry Reynolds
Louis Dyke
Oxford Avenue
Circle
Amherst
Royal Neighbors Sewing Circle
Worcester
East Street
Balerize
Jeanette Arnold
Sewing Circle
Lorain and nearby residents listed for licenses and luncheon
Licenses issued to David Rakich 23 Lorain steel worker Celia Tesarek 22 Lorain Frank J Brady 32 Cleveland draftsman Gertrude Lovell 22 Elyria social worker Lewis Clifford McLaughlin 23 Milan bank teller Virginia Louise Powell 32 Oberlin Also the Girl Reserve Advisors Fall worship luncheon is planned for Friday at 12 15 at the W C A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Rakich
Lorain
Celia Tesarek
Frank J. Brady
Cleveland
Gertrude Lovell
Kenyon Avenue
Elyria
Lewis Clifford McLaughlin
Milan
Ohio
Virginia Louise Powell
Oberlin
Girl Reserve
the. W. C. A
Oberlin Village council approves equipment purchases
At a meeting last evening the Oberlin village council authorized buying two tracks for village use and one and a half ton top truck from local firms. A halfton truck was approved from Oberlin Auto Body Shop with bids settled for fuel oil from Allied Oil Company and lubricating oil from Indian Refining Company. Notes mention Frank Baker of Pomona California visiting relatives, Ralph Husted and Mrs Sarah Van Ausdate visiting, and upcoming Pythian Sisters meeting along with Oberlin Chapter Rev Ma and J BK Anable attending a Grange Chapter gathering in Cleveland.
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Oberlex, O
Oberlin Ford Mowor Company
Oberlin Auto Body Shop
Vounedl
Allied Oil Company
Indian Refining Company
Frank Baker
Pomona
California
Bellevue
Oberlin
J. BK. Anable
Grang
Cleveland
Fire Damages Home on West College Street
A fire Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Morris 177 West College Street caused heavy damage to the third floor. Cots, mattresses and bedding burned. floors walls and ceiling damaged. Cause unknown. Room occupied by students. no one present when discovered. Firemen fought for over an hour. fire confined to one room.
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L. J. Morris
West College Street
Livestock market results and prices from county exchange
Market standings show steady and higher prices for cattle and calves with receipts around 1,000. Feeder cattle ranged from 10.50 to 12.00 per cwt with lean and medium grades common. Hogs and sheep posted varied values, while produce and eggs cited modest gains in dairy and poultry sections. Corn and wheat prices listed with No 2 red wheat at 1.12 and corn at 0.75 to 0.80. Potatoes, fruit, and vegetables priced by basket or sack with mixed quality across categories.
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Macket
Reed Diteloy
Nahn Fo. Qamun
Val
Chen Te Prune
Comoon
Eholce Peartins
the Yorkers
Tbs
Agricultural Market Quotations and Farm Supplies Listing
A dense OCR fragment lists baskets of vegetables and farm goods with prices, plus grain, feeds, hay, and seed quotations. Items include lettuce, beans, squash, squashes, and various baskets priced per peck or per pint. Also notes corn, wheat, feeds, hay by the ton, and live poultry trends.
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Bankers
Hothouse
Man confesses to killing niece in mine shaft discovery
Harry Bates, 37, told state police he killed his 11 year old niece Yallie Bates after she resisted his advances. He led officers to an abandoned Derry Township coal mine air shaft where the body, wrapped in a burlap sack, was hidden.
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Unbenshurg
Harry Bates
Blute Motor Police
King
Bates
Derry Township
Yallie Bates
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