Sixteenth Birthday Party For Lucille Tarnowski
Miss Lucille Tarnowski celebrated her sixteenth birthday Saturday at her home with friends. Prizes were awarded to Clement Mowski Mary Tarnowski Stella Boreski Genevieve Gutowski Leonard Mowski and Walter Boreski. A late two course luncheon followed with many Cleveland guests and gifts presented to the honoree. The section notes also cover the Elyria Woman's Club Fine Arts Depart ment meeting where Charlotte Brooks reviewed The Realism of Romantic Japan and discussed oriental symbolism amid an orchid colored tea service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Tarnowski
Clement Mowski
Mary Tarnowski
Stella Boreski
Genevieve Gutowski
Leonard Mowski
Walter Boreski
Jane Minkowski
Virginia Smith
Sophie Dobrowski
Ruth Kelling
Mary
Anne Tarnowski
Frances Kelling
Arlene Hagen
Cleveland
Dick Urig
Sport Poreski
Babe
Hank Wazyniak
Clement
Joe Graber
Walter Noveski
Edward Smith
Gordon Helgeson
Elyria Woman's Club
Charlotte Brooks
Japan
Mirian Beard
John N. Eidt
C. L. Travers
George P. Colburn
Miss Mary Faulhaber to Wed Paul Krebs in October
Miss Mary Faulhaber, guest of honor at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Miss Ruth MacDowell of 209 Cascade Street, featured sewing and refreshments with a Halloween color scheme. Attending were Irene Arnschott, Naomi Struble, Stella Copas, Mrs. Kenneth Peters, and the guest of honor. gifts were presented at refreshment time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Faulhaber
Paul Krebs
Ruth MacDowell
Cascade Street
Irene Arnschott
Naomi Struble
Stella Copas
Kenneth Peters
Miss Faulhaber
Masquers Club plans three act play The Nut Farm
The Masquers Club held a business meeting at George Hewitt's Park avenue home last night. Members approved a three act play The Nut Farm with try outs Friday night October 12 at Emanuel Lutheran church. Rehearsal begins immediately with a six week presentation goal. Next regular meeting is Tuesday night with Benny Roher overseeing the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hewitt
Park Avenue
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Benny Roher
No More Rough Hands Says Beauty Expert
Janet Baker beauty consultant touts Sofskin Creme as a cure for rough red chapped hands. She urges nightly use for a smooth satiny texture and warns against harsh soaps and powders. Coupon available at druggists with purchase of one 25 cent jar of Sofskin Creme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beauty Expert
Janet Baker
Sofskin
Garden Club Meets at Yew Tree Cottage Debates Behavior
The Garden Club gathered at Yew Tree Cottage for a rare enjoyable session. Dr. Nicholas presented Human and Plant Behavior in a masterly fashion, with Mrs. C. E. Lozier recounting recent garden visits to Newport and Fort Lauderdale. The club plans to publish the presentation tomorrow and announces the October meeting hosted by Misses Eva and Ada Reefy focusing on Old Homes and Gardens of Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
G. D. Nicholas
Yew Tree Cottage
Dr. Nicholas
C. E. Lozier
Ft. Lauderdale
Florida
Newport
Rhode Island
Nicholas
Eva
Ada Reefy
Eva Reefy
Elyria
Progressive dinner and bridge club hosts and outcomes
E L F Club held a multihouse progressive dinner and bridge with Norma Stegman as hostess. High score went to Mrs T H McKenney and consolation to Mrs Wilford Block. Helene Castle to host next meeting on Monday October 22. Frank Harmon Lodge 663 F and A M met at the Masonic Temple with a program on Corn Wine and Oil and a Fellow Craft lecture series led by W M BE F Reger, P M Deane Burns, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. F. Club
Wilford Block
Muriel Sump
Middle Avenue
Edward Erb
Charlescourt
Earl Tompkins
Norma Stegman
T. H. McKenney
Helene Castle
Harmon Lodge
A. M
Masonic Temple
P. M. Deane Burns
Masonic Education
Carl Dramm
W. M. BE. F. Reger
Irvin Geitgey
Ray Vestal
Burton Ohlemacher
J.C. Linville
William Smith
Oberlin
Rain bow class meeting at First Methodist church
Thirty seven young women attended the Rainbow class meeting at First Methodist Church last evening. Devotions were led by Mrs. E J Henson. After a brief business session, the group showered Mrs. Robert Burns with kitchen articles in a pumpkin decorated basket along with a class gift. Prizes went to Mrs. Charles Snoble and Mrs. Don C. Fiedler. Tea was served at small tables with Halloween season decorations and bouquets of fall flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
E. J. Henson
Robert Burns
Dorothy Mund
Burns
Charles Snoble
Don C. Fiedler
Elyria Hiding Club elects Crehore to lead again
Charles Crehore was re elected to head the Elyria Hiding Club for another year at the annual meeting held last evening in the Directors room of the Elyria Savings and Trust bank. Miss Dorothy Snyder was re elected secretary. Members of the membership committee are C A Olsen and Mrs. R W Hancock. The financial report of the past year and other routine matters were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Crehore
Elyria
Elyria Savings and Trust Bank
Dorothy Snyder
C. A. Olsen
R. W. Hancock
Local clubs and societies schedule around evening meetings
Calendar lists Baptist Missionary Society supper and talk by Miss Jean Pound from Oriental Missionary Society, Frank Harmon Lodge Fall festival with Rev William Smith as speaker, Zeta Upsilon Sorority with Roberta Mosely, Daughteres of Union Veterans supper with Miss Norah Abbe, Eight OClock Club with Marguerite Taylor, Rowena Circle with Mrs Sarah Massey featuring impersonator by Woman's Club at High School Auditorium, American Legion and Auxiliary joint installation at Lorain, Women of Moose dance at Mrs Julia Wells home, Business and Professional Women visit Nela Park, Elyria Lodge OC F, Ladies Auxiliary to Knights of St John, Mothers Auxiliary of VU Church, Mary and Martha class at M E Church, Senior C EB of 2nd Congs meeting at 7280, Emmanuel Lutheran Missionary Society with Mrs Hess at 421 East Broad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Missionary Society
Jean Pound
The
Oriental Missionary Society
Frank
Harmon Lodge
Carl Dramm
William Smith
Oberlin
Zeta Upsilon Sorority
Roberta Mosely
East River Street
Union Veterans
Norah Abbe
Eight O'clock Club
Marguerite Taylor
Hamilton Street
Rowena Circle
Sarah Massey
Zellner
T. F. Sellers
Harvard
Mary and Martha
M. E. Church
C. EB
2Nd Cong's
Emmanuel Lutheran Missionary Society
Hess
East Broad
Brigette of the Ohio Crippled Children group hosts dinner
Miss Dorothy Ranker and Miss Ruth Gates staged a Hallowe'en themed dinner at East avenue for seven young ladies in the Ohio Society for Crippled Children and the International Society. The Banker-McDermott marriage is set for October 27. The evening featured games, stories of courtship, wedding trip and furnishing a new home, ending with a kitchen article shower for Miss Banker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Ranker
Alvas McDermott
Cleveland
Ruth Gates
East Avenue
Ohio Society For Crippled Children
International Society
Rainbow Girls Meet in Elyria for October Banquet Plan
Elyria Assembly No. 13 met at Odd Fellow Hall with Grace Barton filling in for absent mother advisor Nancy Jenkins. A mother daughter banquet was set for October 22, led by Dorothy Harper and a committee of Pauline Gietzey Christine Sederis Mabel Smith and Roberta Mosley. A Rainbow Girls dance is planned for November 30 as an annual event with time and place to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Assembly No. 13
Order of Rainbow Girls
Nancy Jenkins
Grace Barton
Elyria Eastern Star
Dorothy Harper
Pauline Gietzey
Christine Sederis
Mabel Smith
Roberta Mosley
Rainbow Girls
Mitchells Celebrate Silver Wedding Anniversary at Home
Relatives and friends gathered at Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Mitchells East avenue home Saturday evening to mark their silver wedding anniversary. Five tables of bridge were played with prizes awarded to Miss Mabel Dehn Don Cullin Mrs. Frank Vincent and Ray Hasley. The couple received a group gift flowers and congratulatory messages. Out of town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cullin Miss Car rie Cullin and Mrs. Mynderse of Cleveland and Miss Ruth Cullin of Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Mitchell
East Avenue
Mabel Dehn
Don Cullin
Frank Vincent
Ray Hasley
Mitchell
Robert Cullin
Carrie Cullin
Mynderse
Cleveland
Ruth Cullin
Columbus
Ohio
Sunny Side Up Club Plans Halloween Party Tonight
Sunny Side Up Club gathered at Mrs. C. E. Koontz's Cornell avenue home for three tables of progressive dance with prizes to Mrs. George Smith on high score, Mrs. William Meinke second, and Mrs. Anna Wendorf consolation. contest prize went to Mrs. William Telzerow. Luncheon was served at small tables. The group plans a Halloween party Monday evening October 22 at Mrs. W. L. Bodine's Furnace street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe'en
C. E. Koontz
Cornell Avenue
George Smith
William Meinke
Anna Wendorf
William Telzerow
W. L. Bodine
Furnace Street
Local Hospital Notes And Circle 5 Evening Event
Hospital notes list admissions for Helen Riehm La Verne Schmidtkons and John Bokenyl along with discharges including William Quinlan and Mrs Hobart Marsh. Circle 5 of First Methodist entertained Walter Ayers with European trip photos and songs by Raymond Huston. luncheon honored April to June birthdays. Miss Mary Buzzard hosted Little Sorority with guests for bridge and dessert. next meeting set for November 12 at Miss Pars Featherstone's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Riehm
Eastern Heights Boulevard
la Verne
Circle 5
First Methodist Church
Walter Ayers
England
Ireland
Scotland
Raymond Huston
Clare Short
Henry Heldrich
C. R. Barber
J. R. Millspango
Schulke
Morgan
R. E. Jackson
Stang
Gibbs
Hester
Musser
Young Women's Division Hosts Meeting at Mrs Taylor Home
The Young Women's Division of the 2nd Congregational Church met at Mrs Earl Taylor's Haron Street home with Mrs Robert Slack assisting. Mrs Walter Botamer led the business session and Mrs Archie Phipps gave a missionary reading. Bunce provided entertainment. awards were given to Mrs Edna Albrecht and Miss Hattie Vincent. Refreshments followed. next gathering set for November 12 with Mrs Robert Foster hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
2Nd Congregational Church
Earl Taylor
Haron Street
Robert Slack
Walter Botamer
Archie Phipps
Bunce
Edna Albrecht
Hattie Vincent
Robert Foster
Mendel Court
Ed Fell
Hard Times dance plan at The Hedges for Oct 27
Mugwumps club members and friends completed plans for a Hard Times dance to be held at The Hedges on October 27. Georgiana Taft presided at the meeting, with Jeanne Reid, Eleanor Hillmer, Ethel Milliren and Jo Harper appointed to organize arrangements. Four bridge tables yielded prizes to Jennie Turnbull, Eleanor Hillmer, and Mrs Robert Vestal Jr. November 12 brings a club gathering hosted by Mrs Mark Abbe on Middle avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Higgie
High Street
George Koomis
Nelda Jackson
Georgiana Taft
Jeanne Reid
Eleanor Hillmer
Ethel Milliren
Jo Harper
Fortnightly group holds first meeting at Mrs Allen home
Meetings Fortnightly convenes at 2 p.m. at 514 Washington avenue with Mrs EB F Allen hosting. LaPorte W Co T A postpones its Wednesday gathering with Mrs Mae Huene indefinitely. Y-Indus meets at the Y M C A this evening at 7:00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. F. Allen
Washington Avenue
LaPorte W. Co. T. A
Mae Huene
Y-Indus
Wiener Roast and Nut Hunt at Wake Map Home
Mrs Mary Becker hosted a friendly gathering along the river bank at Wake map with a wiener roast and hickory nut hunting. Guests included families from Olmsted Falls Berea Spencer Henrietta Elyria Detroit and Camden along with house guest Adam Date of Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Becker
Wakemap
Henry van Camp
Olmsted Falls
Walters
Berea
W. Whitney
Spencer
George Becker
Henrietta
Adam Date
Elyria
Sweinsburg
Detroit
Michigan
Will Becker
Motion Picture History Discussed by Drama Group
The Drama group of the A A I C W discussed the film industry’s development at Miss Ebba Fosselius home on Princeton Avenue. In two weeks at Mrs G A Hoke home on Stanford Avenue, Miss Edythe Harris, Mrs Warren Platner and Mrs Ward Young will present papers on moviemaking and the evolution of the animated cartoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Sandrock
Garnetts Wilson
Ebba Fosselius
Princeton Avenue
G. A. Hoke
Stanford Avenue
Edythe Harris
Warren Platner
Ward Young
SeCa Club entertains at Meinke home on Columbus street
Members enjoyed sewing with a special prize to Mary Ahlgrim and plan to meet again in two weeks with Wanda Munz at Howe street. The Ladies Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars held a card party at 340 Broad street with eight tables playing pinochle, bridge and banco. Winners included Carl Henke and Eva Wilcox in bridge and Mrs Margaret Henke and Charles Flood as consolation. in pinochle James Powell and Tony Rollin won consolation went to Joseph P. Mulroy and Carl Reisinger. Mrs Sperry won the most exciting game in chance with Thomas Michalis as consolation. A lunch was served by Mr and Mrs Charles French and Mrs Anna Powell. A dance will be held for members and wives Saturday evening at the V F W hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SeCa Club
Damyrious ‘Meinke
Columbus Street
Mary Ahlgrim
Wanda Munz
Howe Street
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Broad Street
Carl Henke
Eva Wilcox
Margaret Henke
Charles Flood
James Powell
Tony Rollin
Joseph P. Mulroy
Carl Reisinger
Sperry
Thomas Michalis
Charles French
Anna Powell
V. F. W. Hall
Local residents noted in social items and visits
Mrs. Homer Day returned home after two weeks with Mrs. Ruth Haush in Madison Lakelands Ohio. Elizabeth Hunt discharged from Elyria Memorial Hospital and staying with Mrs. Oscar Koehn. Violet Fairfield ill at home. Epworth League members represented at a Sandusky dinner by Genevieve Thompson Ida Mae Smith Margaret Minch Herbert Meister and George Johnson. Born to Ollie Glass a son at Elyria Memorial Hospital on October 9. A P Prince and Mrs. David Koppes guests of C W Koppes. Mrs. Koppes to remain with her son and daughter-in-law. Ruth Cullin from Columbus a weekend guest of P J Mitchell. St Paul’s Church members attend Cleveland Conference of Evangelical Churches with Erne Irion Doris Anderson Marian Pallas Mrs Otto Mischka A C Wockenfuss and Mrs Charles Notley. Tea guests include Severin Eisenberger and Landon Vago who painted a portrait of Pisenperger. Ruth Tapper returns to Toledo Hospital for further treatments. Harold Schwind travels to Dayton for business. Arthur Struthers and Mrs Struthers visit from North Bay Canada with R B Struthers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Day
West Avenue
Ruth Haush
Madison Lakelands
Ohio
Elizabeth Hunt
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Oscar Koehn
Twelfth Street
Violet Fairfield
Middle Avenue
Genevieve Thompson
Ida Mae Smith
Margaret Minch
Herbert Meister
George Johnson
Epworth League
First Methodist Church
Dramatic
Clu
Sandusky
Ollie Glass
Woodford Avenue
A. P. Prince
David Koppes
Wadsworth
Cc. W. Koppes
West Eighth Street
Prince
P. J. Mitchell
East Avenue
St. Paul's Church
Cleveland
Conference of Evangelical Churches
Erne Irion
Doris Anderson
Marian Pallas
Young People’s League
Otto Mischka
The
Women’s Union
A C Wockenfuss
Toledo Hospital
Harold Schwind
Dayton
Arthur Struthers
North Bay
Canada
R. B. Struthers
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Masons Plan Lakewood Lodge Visit Next Monday Evening
King Solomon’s Lodge held a brief meeting to discuss plans for the Masons’ visit to Lakewood Lodge next Monday evening. The event aims to strengthen fraternal ties and community connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masons
Lakewood Lodge
King Solomon’s Lodge
Local Names in Probate Record From Elyria Area
William S. Baker a farmer of Chat ham and Florence A. Brown of Wellington joined by Rev. Record. Carl Joseph Ternes of Elyria a farmer and Marian Gerhart of Ridgeville with Rev. Gerhart of Cleveland appear in a civil notice concerning estate matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Baker
Farmer
Chatham
Florence A. Brown
Wellington
Carl Joseph Ternes
Elyria
Marian Gerhart
Ridgeville
Gerhart
Cleveland
Typewriter Aid In Marriage In Springfield Courtship
Myrtle Lawson twenty one and Archie Breedlove thirty four both deaf and dumb went to a man who typed their wedding vows on a typewriter. They nodded to answer the questions and were married in Springfield Missouri by the officiant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Rey &. C. Sechler
Myrtle Lawson
Archie Breedlove
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Masquers Club
RYTEX
Mrs
E. EL. F. Club
CRANK
Mrs. Mitchell
Myrtelle
Beauty Shop
Little Sorority
Mary Buzzard
Gulf Road
Wilma Scheuneman
Lucille Pearse
Kenneth Beal
Robert Miles
Pearse
Robert Smith
Clarabsil Wise
McUgwumps
John C. Love
S. W. Jacobs
Vinton, Ohio
C. K Sannar
Oxford Avenue
Mr. Love
Jacobs
Sannar
Carpenter
Phillips Drug Store
Drama Group
ALA
A. W
Damyrious Meinke
V. F. W. Auxiliary
Y. W.C
Board OF Directors
Don Baird
O. W Greene
Y. W
RL OW
Lyndon
Cldren
ICKS
Cascade
Cleveland Orchestra
Heifetz
Stueckgold
Eddy
Schnabel
Norton
Budapest String Quartet
Conservatory of Music
Warner Hall
SIX
Oriental
Welsh Curtain & Rug Shop
W. Bridge Street
Dobbs
Forstmann
Mojud
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