Women's Civic Club Holds First Meet With 200 Present
Nearly two hundred members attended the first meeting of the Woman's Civic Club for the new year at First Congregational Church. After singing, the president welcomed members and stressed cooperation. Reports from the secretary and treasurer and calendar committee outlined the year's work and fund-raising goals. A short program featured two vocal numbers by Mrs. E C Greenlane and Mrs. C A Persuas. The club sent two delegates to the Ohio Federation Convention in Toledo, Mae Friday and another member delivering a report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Civic Club
America
Ob Ex
D. C. Martin
Eméas Lede
Schelar
E. C. Greenlane
C. A. Persuas
Ohio 3 Federation
Miay
Toledo
Mae
Community and church events listed for October gathering
Local groups including Odd Son meets at Camori s Lodge and Grange meetings at Bisra Ceeminngars No. 60. St Pauls Church Young People League hosts a home gathering. Democrat Women's Club at Elyria headquarters. Sons and Daughters of Liberty hold a wiener roast at Riverside court. Church of Christ convention planned with 1900+ reservations for a dinner at Hotel Finton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mar
Mets
Wright
Camoris Lodge
Ch Lodge
Grange Mees
Bisra
Democrat
Elyria
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Alfred Broney
Riverside Court
Church of Crist
Inter Convention Wehrist
America
Davy
Hotel Finton
Rifp
Izures
Path
W. Tiath
Elsha
Aday
Mijo J. Smith
Innapolis
A. Stor
The
Christian Angelist
St. Louis
Meeting Notes Highlight Luncheon and Tennis Tourney
The report records a meeting with officers including vice president and chairman Nellie Weber. A luncheon followed with Maude Jauxson presenting. Betty Stewart defeated Dorothy Startin in a tennis final, with Miss Martin praised among younger players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kke
Hudson
Ruby Bates
Grace Miller
Nellie Weber
Maude Jauxson
Bates
Lisle Hucile Morgan
Betty Stewart
Dorothy
Martin
Hus
Stewart
Haserodt
Yo Wlon
Birthday Party For Eileen Armitage’s Friends
Eileen Armitage hosted a birthday gathering at 293 Firn failed street with a group of friends Wednesday afternoon. Contests and theatre party at the Grand followed, with pink and white decorations and refreshments. Guests included Betty Trax, Mario By, Ruth Cullin, Agnes Fer, Catherine Cullin, Elinore Stanko, Anna Keaveney, Dolores Hastings, Eleanore and Ehleen Armitage, Catherine Dagen, and Catherine Nayshion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eileen Armitaze
Firnaes Street
Betty Trax
Mario
Miovnes Callahan
Ruth Cullin
Agnes §Fer
Catherine Cullin
Elinore Stanko
Anna Keaveney
Dolores Hestings
Eleanore
Ehleen Armitage
Catherine Dagen
Catherine Nayshion
Round Table Club Holds Informal First Meeting
The Round Table Club opens its season with an informal program hosted by Mr and Mrs W R Cummings Stop 62 Cleveland. Members shared summer activities and the next meeting is planned at the home of Mr and Mrs R L Rankin 415 Earl Court. Jadze L Burnett of Pittsburgh PA visited Elyria today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Table Club
ELAS
Seaon
Swich
W. R. Cumings
Cleveland
R. L. Rankin
Earl Court
Elyrians Assist In Giving Party At Amherst Birthday
Harold Gruge was surprised at his James street Amherst home when local Elyrians gathered to celebrate his birthday. Guests from this city and Amherst danced, played games, and enjoyed a luncheon and a large birthday cake. Attendees included Misses Ella Grugel Nellie Mar and A Ingwer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Gruge
James Street
Amherst
Ella Grugel
Nellie Mar
A. Ingwer
Church of Christ Men’s Class Social Tonight
The Men’s Class of the Church of Christ will hold a basin and social at 7 45 p m tomorrow evening in the large class room. Mr Burt Crosby of Lorain will be the speaker with a humorous talk about a recent trip to the Orient.
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Church Per Christ
Church of Christ
Burt Crosby
Lorain
Orient
Court of Honor Holds Fine Meeting at G A R Hall
The Court of Honor met with good attendance and a strong business session. Plans were made for a card party on October 22 at the G A R hall. Eugene Smith of Lorain installed as supreme chancellor with fourteen Lorain lodge members present. Ice cream and cake followed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF Honor
G. A. R. Hall
Eugene Smith
Lorain
Lorain Lodge
Real Welsh Tea Party at Rome
Plans are complete for a Welsh Tea Party at Mrs. E Dickson 239 Sixth Street on Saturday. A musical program features the Welsh Male Chorus directed by Frederick L Brown. The event is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
E. Dickson
Sixth Street
Frederick L. Brown
Blondex shampoo pledges to brighten light hair
A Swedish introduced shampoo Blondex claims to keep blonde hair from darkening and to restore a true golden tone after first use. Ad touts no harmful dyes, benefits to scalp, child hair suitability, money back guarantee, and lists local dealers and drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derke
J.A. Ebert
C. C G. Bowers
Harry F. Claycomb
Crandall's
CAV. Phillips
Lewis Mere, Co
Toilet Foods
M Cut Rate Drug Store
Madge and Katherine Conflict in a Warward Home
A damaged excerpt from Adele Garrison's memoir shows Madge facing a tense quarrel at home with Dicky. Katherine shares a personal confession about Jack Birkett's war wounds and unhappiness, revealing deeper family strains and protective bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine
Ely
Mather
Madge
Natherine
Jack Birkett
Telion
Burton
Dicky
Moose Lodge Hears Pittsburgh Judge at Meeting
Judge A L Burnet of Pittsburgh spoke at the Moose lodge last evening in support of Mooseheart and the work for orphaned Moose children. The lodge plans to bring Mooseheart entertainers and expects a large class to be initiated on October 22, with further growth before Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Burnet
Pittsburgh
Moose Lodge
Mooseheart
Judge Burnet
Ohio
Clark
Lorain Couple Quietly Wed by Rev Burner
ElRoy J. Honey and Gertrude Bell, both of Lorain, were married by Rev. W. L. Burner at his East Avenue home. The couple were unattended. Miss Lillie Nicholls of Amherst visits Lorain for a few days.
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Lorain
Rev. Burner
ElRoy J. Honey
Gertrude Bell
W. L. Burner
East Avenue
Lillie Nicholls
Amhers
Chrysanthemum Club Members Entertained at Mrs Gehrke’s
Twelve Chrysanthemum Club members and one guest Miss Katherine Flugel were delightfully entertained Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Paul Gehrke 959 Foster Avenue. The event featured games and needlework followed by a light luncheon.
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Chrysanthemum Club
Katherine Flugel
Paul Gehrke
Foster Avenue
Mother's Friend Advertised for Expectant Mothers
An ad offers a free booklet from Bradfield Regulator Co department B in Atlanta Georgia about pregnancy. It promotes Mother's Friend sold at drug stores with directions with each bottle and urges beginning now as weeks pass.
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Bradfield Regulator Co
Dept
Atlanta
Halloween Party Planned at Meyers Home in Oxford Street
Hospital notes list admissions including Elinor Maclntyre and Mrs William Brotherton at West River and Erie streets. Discharges cover Ruby Nichols Harold Daley and several others at Wyandotte Elm Clark and East avenues. A marriage license was issued to Franklin Daniels and Leota Buckley by Rev Burner in Elyria.
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Hallowe'en
William Meyers
Oxford Street
P. M. Schroeder
East Avenue
Elinor Maclntyre
West River
William Brotherton
Erie Street
John St. Howard
Wood Street
Donald Huttenlocker
Spruce Street
Ruby Nichols
E. Third Street
Harold Alfred Daley
Elm Street
Carl Davis
Wyandotte
Cleveland
Frank Hicks
Stein Speross
East 28Th
Lorain
Loyd Davidson
Walnut Street
Arthur Sprey
Clark Street
Franklin C. Daniels
Salesman
Leota Buckley
Kipton
Burner
Elyria
Local Personal Notes From Lorain and Nearby Areas
The notices report visits and travels of residents including Prof. Herman A. Leedy in Zanesville Ohio and Mrs. Henry Short of Amherst visiting her daughter Mrs. Arthur Smith in Lorain. Several births, illnesses, and social events are listed with names and places such as Memorial Hospital Foster avenue Oakdale avenue Vermilion Day ton Ohio and Vermilion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman A. Leedy
Church of Christ
Zanesville
Ohio
Henry Short
Amherst
Arthur Smith
William Gebrke
F. W. Seladir
Ninth Street
Lorain
Chris Grown
Foster Avenue
Memorial Hospital
Stella Novak
Oakdale Avenue
Huth Kelly
L. C. Fauver
Washington Avenue
St. Lewis
William Neufer
Jefferson Streat
R. E. Lumley
P. J. Nyevart
Vermilion
Arthur Barnard
Stop
Grafton Line
Dayton
Elia Grugel
Nellie Marti
A. Ingner
Harold Grugel
William Hunt
Branchport
N. Y
Lost Dark Tan Leather Purse with Railroad Pass
A dark tan leather purse is missing including a C. 8. W. R. pass to M. O. Bennett along with money and tickets. If found, call 40104 or 40318.
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W. Ry
M. O. Bennett
Hultz guests plan weekend trip to Dayton Ohio
Mr and Mrs R B Hultz of 339 Tanth street will motor to Dayton Ohio for a weekend visit with friends. Several Amherst residents led by Mrs Thomas DeWlire hosted a gathering at Elbe street this Tuesday including Mrs J Ryan Mrs J Stroh meier Mrs Thomas Andrews and others.
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R. B. Hultz
Tanth Street
Halts
Dayton
J. Ryan
J. Strohmeier
Thomas Andrews
Brennas
Margaret Smythe
Bradley
J. C. Heidrick
L. O. Shaffer
P. D. Ward
Peter Wohlever
John Hart
Amherst
Thomas DeWlire
Elbe Street
Trapeic Violators See Court Chaos in Lorain
In Lorain on October 9 police arrested 175 people for violating a new traffic lighting ordinance. A crowded police court saw many cases unprepared, with unclear violation locations and missing owner names, while affidavits used John Doe as placeholders.
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Lorain
John Doe
Theodore Walker
Diamond Dyes Color Things New
Advertisement promising Diamond Dyes for home tinting and dyeing of lingerie silks ribbons skirts waists coats stockings and more with simple directions. Each 15 cent package explains whether fabrics are wool silk linen cotton or mixtures and advises consulting a druggist.
Legal notes and oddities from a varied report
Attorney R W Welmer handled cases in the police prosecutor’s absence. Violations cited include burning a single headlight driving without tail lights and parking without adequate lighting. A stray line notes cotton boll weevil expansion in 1922 and medical cautions about morphine. A geography quip compares China and Australia.
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R. W. Welmer
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Women’s Civic Club
Hurch
L. H. F. Club
St. An Eetew's
Ee Andrew's Kon
Whialoween Baloo
Guild
Rothe
Parent-Teacher Association
Miss Petty Steins
Jadze
L. Burnett
Pitts v. Pa
Gladola Club
Gladiola Club
Elmer Warner
Bellefield Avenue
Elizabeh
Edward Krugh
Ja Faul
Jack Renninger
Daar Amiens Wereseryng
East River Street
Kleiring
Leota Buckton
Denlele
Bion
M Daniels
Ladies Auxiliary OF Eagles
Pickard
Aud
Fern Minniea
Lod Street Division
Lodi Steet
Signal Church
Adele Garrison
Nanspaper
Mygeit
Lil
Godfrey
Ett
Ian
Fawcett
Toa
Sur
Lfe
Phillip
Hi-Ohi Tea Room
Oberlin
South Professor Street
Trapeic
Jan Lorain Court
China
Australia
Carlisle Grange
Cook
Heeoek Floral Co
Broad St
Singer Store
Loch Haddin Inn
Luneneons
East Erie Ave
E. Gross
Furrier
Little Joe
Broad Street
Bolivia
Constanza
Francine
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