Senior Friendship Club Opens New Year With Initiation
Morrow Evening ceremony begins with recognition service and informal initiation for former members and pew members. Membership drive by two teams, Dive and the White, yields about 125 paid-up members. Dress code for service is white or girl colored dresses. Alberta Wright and Ruth Ar Sheldon plan candlelighting. Jane Hi Betty Burnett and Berry lead station. Handkerchief or napkin favors requested. Also update on Ladies Auxiliary to Veterans of Foreign Wars election of officers, with Eleanor McCut as president and plans for a Dingo party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pew
Tetley
Alberta Wright
Ruth Ar Sheldon
Jane Hi
Betty Burnett
Berry
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Eleanor McCut
Bertha Fant Jr
Dorothy He Viton
Anne Pow
Emma Zahney
Helena French
Valena Cooner
Rose Reese
Eva Hopkins
Auxiliary
Cosmopolitan Club Hosts Card Party and Social Event
The Cosmopolitan Club sponsored a bridge party in Association parlors with Mrs. John G. Wenzel and Mrs. L. A. Weichel on the hostess committee. High score prizes were awarded to twenty tables. social refreshments included a pink and white birthday cake for Mrs. Alte Sutton. Nearby notes report YWCA Ladies Auxiliary activities, new members, and upcoming events including a Halloween party at Mrs. Fred Dean’s home and a county club meeting in Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmesola Club
W.C. A
Mirs
John G. Wenzel
L. A. Weichel
Serica
Canton
le Rain
Lazie Lewis
Alte Sutton
Ar- Radde
Feirlawn Avenue
Harold Scrivens
Dickens, Jr
George Decker
Emily Scrivens
Fred Huskinson
Arthur
Hsunco
Serivens
Harey Dickens
Emma Werderiz
Lunar Side Up Club
Columbias Street
Buanco
Smith
Res Moore
Koniz
Gesree Smith
Fairlawn Arone
Surprise party honors Max Roe on birthday eve
Last evening a surprise party was held in honor of Max Roe with entertainment by Bunto and cootie. Attendees included Donk Yost Anna Crrison Liord Christie dred Eivis Jack Donnelly Bever lY Barchard Gus Apai Virginia Eesis Jimmy Milles Mary Roa nericen Max Roe and Marvtie Sovhi. A delicious luncheon followed at a late hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Roe
Bunto
Cootie
Donk Yost
Anna Crrison
Liord Christie
Dred Eivis
Jack Donnelly
Beverly Barchard
Gus Apai
Virginia Eesis
Jimmy Milles
Mary Roanericen
Marvtie Sovhi
Calendar notes from various local clubs and groups
Calendar entries list several meetings and events including Rowens Circle with Mrs Helen Smith on Fairmount avenue, Daughters of Union Veterans with Mr and Mrs Henry Stevick of Wellington, Alpha Delta Alpha Sorority with Betty Moehl, and a Mother’s Auxiliary gathering at UU P Church. Also noted are Ladies auxiliary, Knights of St John functions, Sunday School teachers at St Andrews, and a Grace Lutheran parent teacher meeting urging attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ndtan Ciup
E. Rothgert
East Avenue
Rowens Circle
Helen Smith
Fairmount Avenue
Daughters of Union Veterans
Henry Stevick
Wellington
Alpha Delta Alpha Sorority
Betty Moehl
Fundements of Nutrition
David Lindberg
Oxford
O. FL
Knights
Doherty Girls Elect Officers At Special Meeting
Doherty Girls Sorority held a 05 Broad street meeting to elect officers for the year. Mrs. Jessie Beard was elected president with Mrs. Erbel Agate as vice president and Miss Wail Haas as secretary. Miss Gimen is treasurer and Mrs. Frances Akin with Mrs. Alma Scheuneman named as officers’ guests were invited. Prizes went to Mrs. J Jackson in bridge and Mrs. Lucille Redman in pinochle. A lunch was served and committees formed for the next regular meeting to be held Monday evening October 25. The Jefferson Parent Teacher Association opened yesterday under new president Mrs. George Savers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doherty Girls
Broad Street
Jessie Beard
Erbel Agate
Wail-' Haas
Gimen
Frances Akin
Alma Scheuneman
Beast
J. Jackson
Lucille Redman
Jackson
Jefferson Parent Teacher Association
George Savers
Dowdell
PFLA
Fiola Hargrave
Messine
F. A. Dusthimer
Dusthimer
Entertains Juniors and church group meet at homes
Entertaining Juniors Ars HM Hurlbut hosts the Junior Auxiliary of American Lesson Post 12 at her Howesirest home for the new leader Mrs Pauli A Helter. Bridge and rummy amusements mark the afternoon. Prizes go to Josephine Mischka Nancy Oldfield Ruth Hansen. Officers elected for Pilgrim Coun ity church class include President Lottie Smith and Grace McKirrick as secretary with others assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HM. Hurlbut
Howesirest
Pauli A. Helter
Josephine Mischka
Nancy Oldfield
Ruth Hansen
Fred Hada
William Kent
M Hearne
B.A. Pe
Pilgrim Counity Church
Lottie Smith
Jessie Baptiste
Grace McKirrick
Pearl Cox
Marie Gratz
Drama Group to Study Modern Dramas This Year
The Drama Group of the A. A. CL W plans a study program on modern drama. The meeting at Mrs. R. W. McWilliamson Park Avenue discussed it and closed with a party honoring Mrs. Edythe Harris Rorick. The next gathering will be at Mrs. Ward Young’s home in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Clw
R. W. McWilliamson
Edythe Harris Rorick
Ward Young
Forty First Queen Crowned at Omakes Coronation Event
The Forty-First Queen Marrs Virginia Lozie of Omakes was crowned at the annual coronation held near end school-home and Severin phases. A Paget Sale and plans for The apmwe Bazaar in early December were approved. Officials named included Secretary Mrs Herman Pasta Treasurer Mrs M yog Tam Mothersins Payne Membership Mrs Marsa Social Mrs Walter Peak Improvement Miss Sarah Yoder. An open house of the vet rooms was hosted by Mrs Fischer. Meetings will be held monthly on the third Monday. next at Mrs Grn on Kenyon avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Severn
Z. McRinter
Herman Pasta
Myog Tam
C_ fF
A Evans Guliz
Payne
Marsa
Walter Peak
Sarah Yoder
Eastern Heights
Child Conservation
Fister
Fischer
Grn
Kenyon! Avenue
R. W. Deys
A. He
Federated Societies Date Change for Meeting 77
The Change Meeting Date 77 of the Federated Societies is set for October 14 after Captain P. D. Reefs Circle meeting. Originally planned two weeks later, the date was moved up by two weeks to accommodate schedule adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. D. Reefs
Barbers and clerks licensed in several Ohio towns
Licenses granted to Paul E Sage and Violet M Swartz barbers in LaGrange, Stanley Todis barber in Lorain, Helen Wilanouski barber in Lorain, Stephen Pierre shipping clerk in Elyria, and Kathryn Gruger in Ambert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul E Sage
LaGrange
Barber
Violet M. Swartz
Stanley Todis
Lorain
Helen Wilanouski
Stephen Pierre
Elyria
Kathryn Gruger
Amberat
Local Personal Notes Highlight Births and Visits
Mr and Mrs Edward Grove hosted guests from Long Island overnight. County Superintendent C A Gibbens and Mrs Grobens welcomed the birth of a son to their family. Howard Perkins and Mrs. Robert Wallace visited relatives in Wooster and Lorain respectively. Robert Austin and family returned to Ann Arbor after a week with Dr and Mrs Aw at 235 Denison Avenue. Herrmanns welcomed a son born October 1 at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Lickorish and friends joined Mr John Madison for a birthday dinner in Lakewood. Lucy Houssiman returned from Long Island to Charlies Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Grove
Westbury
Long Island
Robert Wilson
Denison Avenue
C. A. Gibbens
Grobens
Howard Perkins
Wooster
Robert Wallace
Lorain ‘S
Fred H. Davies
East Broad Street
Robert Austin
Jean
Robert
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Carl Herrmaan
Elyria Memorial Hoepintal
Herrmase
Geth Road
J. D. Lickorish
Hospital Discharges and Patient Listings Include Lorain and Chardon
Patient names and addresses listed across Lorain and Chardon hospitals including Lillian Zvara Am m O'Brien 635 Cam ge street and Mrs Leroy Eisele Discharges show individuals such as Robert Glatz Blanche Linsky Mary MacNeal and Carol Phipps with street locations on Lake Avenue Fish Street and Fremont Street in a compiled hospital register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Zvara
Amm O'Brien
Camge Street
Robert Glatz
Lorain
Carl Herrmann
Gulf Read
Blanche Linsky
W. River Street
Mary MacNeal
Fish Street
Richard Jenasen
Charies Court
Louise Mack
John Shields
Glen Fiedler
Fremont Street
Leroy Eisele
Lake Avenue
Josep Kaiser
Wee
Iaré
Lorain Susanna Wesley Class Holds Wiener Roast
Members of the Susanna Wesley Class of the Methodist Church met at Mrs Eleazor Ams home on East Erie Avenue Lorain for a two Wiener roast. A lengthy business meeting followed with plans for a white elephant sale. The evening ended with Lewines in entertainment. The group will meet again October 71st for a Halloween party at the Oitecot Edison Highway hosted by Mrs Wahire Otto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheries Smart
Miss Beraies
Methodist Church
Leora Chabonoff
East River
Lucille
wiGenh
Lakeside
Dorothy
Selton
Clark Street
Susanna Wesley
Eleazorams
East Erie Avenue
Lorain
Lewines
Hallowe'en
Oitecot
Edison Highw
Wahiere Otto
Community Meeting Notices From Local Groups
Meetings for Girl Scouts Troop 4 occur Wednesday at 6 30 p m in the directors room of Elyria Savings and Trust building District No 9 Sons of Union Veterans and Auxiliary plan a meeting in LO O F hall on October 13 Auxiliary to Sons of Union Veterans scheduled at Woodman hall Wednesday evening for officer elections all members asked to attend Tau Chi Chapter and Alpha Sorority plan Friday evening with Miss Nell Willows of Quincy Streets
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Elyria Savings and Trus
Sons of Union Veterans and Auxiliary
LO. O. F. Hall
Sons of Union Veterans
Woodman Hall
Tau Chi
Bpeficn
Sismua Alpha Sorority
Nell Willows
Oz Quincy Sires
First Guild Meeting at Congregational Church Held
The first meeting of the Guild of Fi Congregational church was held Monday in the church parlors with Mrs. Frank Aust presiding. Plans were discussed for winter activities. During the social hour, Mrs. A. C. Schilieman, Mrs. H. Pankoff and Mrs. A. W. Peters served refreshments. The Guild meets again in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guild
Fi Congregational Church
Frank Aust
A. C. Schilieman
H. Pankoff
A. W. Peters
Elyria Faces Pipe Contract Fight Over ARMCO Plans
NUMBER TWO continues from page eleven with debate over relief and unemployment aid by steering a contract to the National Tube. ARMCO owns local property now idle after pulling its plant. Council members defend Fisk’s plan, while Frank Henke notes National Tube pays $500,000 yearly in taxes. A debate on Elyria becoming an experimental station for ARMCO pipe draws objections from Councilman Lautenschleger who calls the resolution incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ARMCO
Smith
Elmer Neilson
Elysia
United States
Nelson
Jack Powell
Ana Festa
Powells
Frank Henke
National Tube
Lytle
Elyria
Earl Lautenschleger
Fisk
City council weighs National Tube contract and bids
Council debates awarding a contract for 30 inch pipe, questioned by Lautenschleger and supported by Thompson. Nelson urges testing and opposition to split control, while Webber argues for keeping funds local and criticizes engineer Gascoigne. Vote six to two to recommend throwing out bids. an ordinance for a five year service test is read and sent to a committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Control Authority
Lautenschieger
George Thompson
Ike
National Tube
Nelson
National Tube 1
W. H. Vanoster
National Tube Company
American Rolling Mill
Elyria
Smith
Powell
Harvey Chenes
Lawrence Webber
T. R. Cooks
Charles Cromling
National Re-employment Agency
Here
Audieence
Council
Charles Ives
Webber
Aiomer
Cookston
George Gascoigne
Cleveland
ARMCO
Earl Brown
National Trbe
Sontx City
Middletown
Board of Control
Scott, Notley and
Henke
Ives
Governor asks Assembly to enact milk control law
Ohio Governor Davey urged a special session to replace the Burk Emergency Act with a broad milk control bill. He said the dairy sector needs restored farmer buying power as prices and incomes slumped amid a chaotic market after the Burk Act expired July 1. A revised bill, drafted by House members and milk producers, likely will be introduced by Rep. John Q. Carey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly
Columbus
General Assembly
Davey
Ohio
House of Representatives
Senate
Dwight Matchette
Special Horse
Cincinnati
Portsmouth
House
John Q. Carey
Toledo
Cooley Family Holds First Reunion in Elsira
Descendants of early Eaton township settlers the Cooleys gathered on Elsira Fair grounds for the first Cooley reunion. Henry Truman Adeline and Sophia Cooley branches were represented by multiple relatives from Colorado Wisconsin Ohio and Cleveland with letters from Martin Brooks of Scott City Kansas read aloud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton Township
Timothy Cooley
Frank Cousins
Henry
Truman
Adeline
Sophia Cooley
Fair Grounds
Elsria
Cooley
Ida Davis
Colorado
Burt
Park Falls
Wisconsin
Clare
Wakeman
Truman Cooley
Tom
Elvria
Minnie Tite
Eaton
Belle Findler
Ashtabula
Will van Arsdale
Cleveland
Frank van Arsdale
Columbia
Sophia
Abbie
Brooks Bassett
Elrria
Adeline Cooley
Brooks
Martin | Brooks
Scott City
Kansas
Lorain
Elshia
Verry
Board asks city to vacate alley near Garford School
The Biyria board of education asked the city to vacate a dead end alley adjacent to Garford School. The request was referred to a committee for review and a report due at the next council meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biyria Board of Education
Garford School
Townsend Clubs Thank Elyria Council for Chamber Use
The Townsend Clubs of Elyria thanked the city council in a letter from president W C Hill for use of the council chambers for meetings. The Townsend Plan supporters now operate from headquarters at 136 Middle Avenue and hold weekly Friday evening meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend Clubs
Elyria
Council
W. C. Hill
Townsend Plan
Middle Avenue
Mrs Eva Shattuck to Offer Tea Readings at Brady Lake
Mrs Eva Shattuck of 110 Floral Court, Brady Lake, plans tea readings at her home. The event highlights a local cultural pastime and invites neighbors to visit for guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Shattuck
Floral Ct
Brady Lake
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Hubbard Wilcox
Sylvia Walters
Lakewood
Frank Wecox
Longford Avenue
Hans Sueser
Robert Har
Sueser
Lancheon
Joseph Petro
Marion Crowder
Enid Bunting
Han
V.F. W. Aux. Elects
Cosmopolitan Club
Urmim Schrsoe Ger
Bosse
Amherst
P.M. Schrogier
Startin Hued- Merween Covunis
Cinber
St. Jon's School
A. T. Reserean
Carl Janiz
Carl Meseiz
Richaraz
Martin Harjar
Weiter Black
Ed Black
Ari Budviz
Ed Rein
aiTpom
Vember
Losmittee
al S.ruck
Vm Stvilar
Urs. Stoddard Hostess
A. H. Stoddard
Sixth Street
Colonial Club
W. McLleod
Frith Streets
Enteriain
American Cranberry Exchange
Grom
le Sale
de Luxe
Elyria Sav. & Trust
Gospel Missionary Workers of
Detroit
First Baptist Church
Doherty
Virginia Lozie
Omakes
Nebraska
Bunco
Acme
West Broad Street
Sanko Restaurant
Gov. Broad and
Mill St
Over Bell's
PWA
Sehweller
Cooley Family
Gertrude Beauty Shoppe
Clark St
Schwind
Picture Store
Picter
Framing Our Specialty
Second Street
IL T. S
Frank Luppino Shoe
Lodi Street
C. W. Menz
Princeton Ave
Foster
Edith Mae
HyGrade Dry Cleaners
Middle Ave
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