Local Births and Visits Highlight Elyria Personal Notices
Military families in Elyria report births and leaves. Lt. Robert Thompson at Camp Atterbury and Mrs Thompson of 908 East Avenue welcome a seven pound three ounce son born October at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Lt. John F. Krueek departs McCook Nebraska after a 18 day leave, wife Mrs Mildred Zelenka to join him. Mrs. George Tyler returns home from Philadelphia and McKeesport visits. Vernon Songer heads to Camp Barkeley for duty. Helen Campbell arrives from California as houseguest for sister Mrs. Walter Davies. A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. John Rosser at Ely Memorial Hospital on October 7. Several locals visit relatives in Pittsburgh, Amherst, and McKeesport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Thompson
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Thompson
East Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Spt
Lidah
Elyria
John F. Krueek
Walter Krueck
Amherst
McCook
Nebraska
Mildred Zelenka
George Tyler
Bard Court
Ono
James Ree
Philadelphua
Sietsen
McKeesport
Prunsvania
Mies
Vernon Songer
East Broad Street
Camp Barkeley
Trens
Die Bund
Vernon PE Sorenti
Helen Campbell
Cornet
California
Walter Davies
Fred A. Hayes
John Rosser
Case Street
Toot Ely Memoriial Hospital
J. W. Smth
Corelavehur
Seston
How. Buckingham
Pittsburgh
Jack Swatters
Oak Park
Minis
Manning
Gates Avenue
OL EL Lindvrst
Amhersty
Mas
Oster
Mark Stith
Sherman Jones
Elsra Menmoral Hospital
Pheyt
Sixteenth Street
Faith Wong Speaker at Sonrisa Club Meeting in Hawaii
Faith Wong of Hawaii spoke at the Sonrisa club gathering in YWCA parlors describing Hawaii’s people, customs, and plantation recreation. She noted pineapple and sugar cane crops, native dances, and shared details on W C A and US C centers, with plans for a Halloween party and upcoming religious education sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faith Wong
Hawaii
Sonrisa Club
Wong
Us.c. Venter
Miss Wong
Sourisa Club
Y.W
Ann Balint
Doris Schaefer
Opal Myers
Virginia Taylor
Theresea Petrus
Dorothy Burts
Mrs Dawis
Delores Kar Mary Rate Wk
Dorothy Thortton
Engagement of Betty Eddington and Navy man
Mrs Floyd Eddington of Oak street announces the engagement of daughter Betty Jean to Don Schneider of the United States Navy stationed at Sampson New York. He is the son of Mr and Mrs O Schneider of Butter nut Ridge road. The article notes the couple and other local events including a flag ceremony at the Order of Eastern Star and upcoming notices from the Ruth station Rainbow Girls and First Methodist church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Eddington
Oak Street
Betty Jean
Don Schneider
United States Navy
Sampson
N. W
O Schneider
Butternut Ridge Road
Schnender
Order of Eastern Star
Marian Hand
Eleanor Young
Ruth
Young
Leah Long
Kathryn Lowman
Ralph Bevard
Rainbow Girls
O.F.S
Lyndon Chapter
la Grange
Elyria
Queen City
Larain
Ways and Means Committee
Cnb
Grace Warden
Chestnut Street
BN Stutz
John Gray
Edna Bleth
Newhieter
Anna Walker
Mra Rieth
Fitzgerald
May Dramm
Formaunice
Hospital Discharges Listed Names and Addresses
A hospital discharge notice lists multiple patients including Mrs John O’Brien of 327 Evie Street and Mrs James Korka RD 2 Ebner Peters BRD 1 Cor Avan plus Mrs Ede Ward Storaci Vea Lake Ave and Mrs August Bueche Sheffield. Also named are Mrs Thurlow Knepper baby girl 247 Bath Street and Mrs Joseph Smith Amherst and Mrs Herbert Mason 127 Bellfield Ave. Spencer supports health belts with free home consultations offered by Harriett G Mills at phone number 9153.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O'Brien
Evie Street
James Korka
R.D
Ebner Peters
BR. D
Ie Cor
Avan
Edeward Storaci
Vea Lake Avenue
August Bueche
Sheffield
Thurlow Knepper
Bath Street
Joseph Smith
Amherst
Herbert Mason
Bellfield Avenue
Lupinski Engagement to Wedding Planned This Saturday
The notice announces the engagement of Betty Lupinski to Bruce Vern with a wedding planned for Saturday October 21. Miss Lupinski works for General Industries Co. and the fiancé is employed by Swiss Cook Co. A social event and book review program by Mrs. Thoxsd Boethel of San is noted, with preparations including a tea reception and hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tresa Kutai
Teatdide Steel
Hee
Lodge Plans Party By Royal Nemblbors Of America
In regular session last evening Royal Nemblbors of America planned a party following the next meeting on October 20 open to members and Trent. Refreshments will be served by members of the July birthday committee. Bletence Baronet contracted the legal order of business at the Just eee mgs meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Nemblbors of
America
Hest
Trent
Bletence Baronet
Legicar Order of Business
Justeee Mgs Meeimy
Rochester Neus Notes Mie Munine Hefner is not ss well
Rochester Neus Notes reports Mie Munine Hefner remains ill and attended a supper at the home of Mrs Atbhie Jewett on Thursday evening. The gathering included neighbors and attendees such as Wyle Nast and Brank Mott Ayres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neus
Hefner
Atbhie Jewett
Wyle Nast
WSS
Mes Brank Mott. Ayres
Amd Son
W R C Holds District Convention In Wellington
The Woman's Relief Corps District I held a Wellington convention with members from Elyria Cobblin Wellington Waostes Medina Abagiin Falls Sarren Latchfield Cleveland and Shreve Ohio. Officers and delegates were elected, and reports from various corps were presented highlighting activity and upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Relief Corps
Wellingten
Elyria
Qobellin
Wellington
Waostes
Meduna
Abagiin Falls
Sarren
Latchfield
Cleveland
Shreve
Ohi Willington Corps
Avtack
Rhinebe Gall
Olte Cers
India
Gal
Toacher
Charlote
Department
Paterna Trist
Asset Ly
Wanker
Poletudd
Horeca Hotcombe
Alviin
Grace Moan
Shrove
Ruth Kern
Weblangton
Helen Horn
Medina
Alice Holton
Estes Tee
Doris Betts
Mos
Dieine Collis
Aid Jillan Bence
Credential Gotminister
Blanche Fare Jor
Hare Ts
Unclear OCR text on licenses and students at Chatham campus
Fragmented OCR passage lists names and events around licenses, students, and visits at a university setting. Several proper nouns appear garbled, hindering coherent facts. Likely mentions people like Hart, Cain, Spence, Wooten, Rigel, and Dieter with unclear roles or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatham
University Chathanaal
Rens Hart Mate
Sestine Cain
Moe Eid
Spence
Rigel FF
Chote
Eurely
Hota
M. Aron Hooper
Mrs Merwe
Women’s Council Entertained By Dramatization
An unusually large attendance enjoyed the dramatization of The ho ta Woannen aid the Vote as speakers and candidates addressed the audience. The program featured readings, a Maypole of events, and a later guest speaker. Refreshments were served by the Leah Group, and tables were decorated with teal and orange tapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taeiy Nette
Entertains Officers AW eIY PANTY Wane held at the fee
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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Rewer
Anne Geuneter
Cord Games
Owen Bas
Dorothy Rawned
Stelty
Haeler
Calendar club events and society notices in a Monday schedule
A crowded Monday calendar lists Child Culture Circle at Mrs G W Wagner 290 Harvard Ave supper at 6 30, Colonial Club guests of Miss SteNa Ream, Ki Queens at Women’s Club, Rainbow for Girls officers, First Congregational Men’s Club dinner, Pilgrim Church Men’s Club speaker Ronald Bridges, St John’s Church Men’s Club, First Congregational Guild tureen dinner, Second Congregational Division F birthday tureen, Secret Sisters with Mrs Forrest Snuth, Debs at Y WoCA WOW A directors Gamma Epsilon Beta Seema Phi Townsend Club in Vielurs hall, Solomon Lodge at Mosome Temple, and Emmanuel Lutheran Church women’s quarterly meeting led by Mrs Ira Arnold. New officer slate, dessert served, greeting cards sent to members, and bridge games noted. Next gathering promised in January with Mrs Halter of Denton presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Wagner
Harvard Ave
Foi
Colonial Club
SteNa Ream
Order of Rainbow
First Congregational Men's Club
Ronald Bridges
Pilgrim Church
St. John’s Church
First Congregational Guild
Byzaar
Second Congregational
Forrest Snuth
Y. Woca
WOW
Gamma Epsilon
Beta Seema Phi
Townsend Club
Vielurs Hall
Kink Solomon Lodge
Mosome Temple
Emmanuel Lutheran Ehurch Gut
Ira Arnold
Ninth Street
Arnold
A. Flaherty
Charles Coniims
ED. Anton
Conum
Atrs
Ro FO Leemhuis
Carl Pomelee
Charles Garford
Betty Mypeheoberg
New Jersey
Bessie Bendix
Lermiuis
Brige
Hearts
Russeth Srmuth
Hoh Tradman
Paul O Halter
Glen Rogers
Avi Lange
MM Halter
Denton
Asersia Os Ta
Ohio Federation Of Negro Women Convene Sunday
The Ohio Federation Of Negro Women plans a Sunday gathering led by Mrs More POGates and Mrs Charlotte Dayas. The Northeast District will discuss the conference theme Women on the Drive Way with about 100 debates planned and a planning session next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Federation of Negro Women
Soislay
Hivile
Chevelehd
Faye Tipping
Iftresa
Mes
Hreter Kennedy
Charlotte Dayas
Musical Art Opens Year With Piano And Cello Soloists
The Musical Art Society opens its year with piano and cello performances slated for October 10 at the First Congregational Church. Carl Sever of the BW faculty will play piano works by Schumann Chopin Liszt and others. Esther Pierce will perform cello pieces by known composers. The program includes guest performer Mr Seblier, with prior study in Vienna and Paris, and members encouraged to pay dues for admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist’ Church
Charles Feve
Eighth Street
A. D. Strong
First Congregational
Carl Sever
Interandias
Schumeun
Chopin
Nebusy
Blanchet
Liszt
Dohnimny
Sebuttette
Institute of Nical Art of the
Cuy of
New
York
Monthe Duthad
Europe
Tanden
York Bowen
Culeridge-Taylor
Vienna
Leopold Gudeweke Siebeo
Em Paris
Vidal
Cindy Arthur Shepherd
Seblier
Mass Esther Pierce
Miss Pierce
Sie
Mona
Suished
Jin
Miysie
Cela Seehon
Apehold Velo
Positon
Othe Warner
Bos
Fury
Tureen Lunch Marks First Meeting of Woman’s Club Department
The Woman’s Club department held its first meeting at noon Friday with 35 members and guests. Mrs. T S Springer and the executive committee hosted. Oscar Dunn spoke on bond issues to be voted in November. Music by Mrs Henry Beam featured songs including Absent and Dark Eyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. S. Springer
Oscar Dunn
Wilfrid Bowdler
Henry Beam
Cadman
Harrietta Ware
J. M. Gregory
J. W. Smith
Singing of America
Norah Abbe
Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs
Oberlin
Arew
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Ette
IE Modern
Mey
Aith Wong
Wailuku
Hawii
Y.W.C.A
United States
Oberlin College
Religious Education Committee
Viwoga
AL DD. Strong
Chamnan
Edna Gray Johnson
Johnson
UNS
Aking Pinamay
Wall Apeak
peigDorhood
George Diederick
Noteet
Cascadestes
Diederich
J. Wojlo- Wiech
Wajlowich
L. Krebs
Mis .S. Khipala
Lamcheon
C.M. Ackermann
Sirs. Ackerman
Pr. Ackerman Siveral
Vaetors
Mia Wo
Davies
Woc. Porter
Betty Eddington
U. S. Navy
Spencer
Harriett G. Mills
Tgwer
the Graystone
Graystone Dining Room
Quick
Dean Lupinski
Book Review
Y. W
VWO
Thoxsd Boethel
San
Iskys
Toledo
Asoc Bour
Sunn
Rochester
Sohdoe
Ana
Teahiev
W.R. C
Helen Barnow
Consention
Bel
Dex Mouiea
Cathedo
Wonde Boergot Wooster
Wellington Corps
Thankful Bowe
Eioottae
Alwriahe
Dennis Culie
Heron
Ryan
Women’s Council
Elvira Men's
Maq Oelas
Alice Powers
Tren
Vharlie
Miss Esther Pierce
Ssa
Elk’s Restaurant
Bbc
H. J. Heller
Addreng
Red Cross
Yo Elyria
American Red Cross Masonic Temple
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