Mary A Chandler Tent Daughters Entertainment In October Dinner
Mary A Chandler Tent Daughters of Union Veterans hosted a fall dinner at Miss Norah Abbe s home with twenty two seating. Comrade Webster received a birthday gift from the Daughters presented by President Nellie Straw. a cake with candles honored him. Guests included Mrs Cora Musser and daughter Kaley Webster and others from Richard Allen Post and Sons of Union Veterans. Nellie Straw was installed as district Color Bearer No 2. Clara Barton Tent invitation accepted for Oct 18. The Ladies Auxiliary to Knights of St John met with Kathryn Krugman. Agnes Sehafer joined. A fall dance and a card party were scheduled. Auxiliary communion service set for Nov 18 at St Agnes church. The next meeting Nov 13 includes a threen supper chaired by Mrs Leo McLaughlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Chandler
Norah Abbe
Fourth Street
Nellie Straw
Comrade Webster
Cora Musser
Lakewood
Kaley and Webster
Richard Allen Post
Charles Abbey
Henry Stevick
Wellington
James Howlett
Charles Lenter
Musser
Charlotte Lewis
Clara Barton
Cleveand
Knights of St. John
Kathryn Krugman
Agnes Sehafer
Wurst Hall
Woman's Clubs
Clover Leaf Patrol forms at Troop II meeting
Forty one Girl Scouts were presented at Troop II Tuesday afternoon. Dorothy Swan cott led the meeting while Joan Grey's patrol reported a successful popcorn ball sale. Anne Wirth passed her Tenderfoot test and Shirley Hall was named Patrol Leader of eight new girls who formed a patrol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troop II
Dorothy Swancott
Joan Grey
Anne Wirth
Shirley Hall
Clover Leaf Patrol
Hallowe’en
High School Fall Festival Brings Classic Characters to Stage
Last night the Woman's Club Fall Festival featured Mr. Zellner delivering life like portrayals from literature history and sacred and secular life. He captivated an appreciative audience with Mark Twain Huckleberry Finn and a German widowbedroom scene then moved to wartime and religious figures including Benedict Arnold John Brown Ulysses Grant Robert E Lee Abraham Lincoln Socrates and biblical characters Joseph Peter Judas and Saul of Tarsus. The program closed with a promise of an Elwood T Batley lecture on October 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zellner
Woman's Club
Mark Twain
Huckleberry Finn
Mr. Zellner
Abe Martin
Benedict Arnold
John Brown
Ulysses S. Grant
Robert E. Lee
Abraham Lincoln
Grant
Lee
Socrates
Joses
Peter
Peter the Denier
Peter the Rock
Judas
Saul of
Tarsus
Elwood T Batley
Elyria Club Tours Nela Park For Lighting Demonstrations
About forty members and friends of the Elyria Business and Professional Women's Club visited the National Electric Laboratory at Nela Park in Cleveland. Walter Schultz arranged the trip through Ohio Public Service. The group attended lectures on street lighting and home lighting, viewed demonstrations in furnished rooms, and watched a playlet extolling the electrical kitchen. Engineers demonstrated photo electric cell invisible arc violet ray and stroboscopic light. A light meter demonstration showed how to measure home illumination accurately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Business and Professional Women’s Club
Nela Park
Cleveland
Walter Schultz
Ohio Public Service
Institute
Elyria Group
Birthday Party Honors Twin Daughters Hazel And Helen
Mr and Mrs Clarence Smith of Gulf road entertained last evening at a six o clock dinner for their twin daughters Hazel and Helen Pink roses and a birthday cake with the motif pink and white decorated the table Tiny corsages marked the places Vocal and instrumental music plus general merriment made the evening pleasant Guests included Maude Friedenstine Jean Friedenstine Anna Haag Roberta Gladys Freeland Florence Smith Pauline Crandall Neva Goodsite Zelma Andrew Smith Wilma Phyllis Bloem and the family
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Smith
Gulf Road
Hazel
Helen Fall
Maude
Jean Friedenstine
Anna Haag
Roberta
Gladys Freeland
Florence Smith
Pauline Crandall
Neva Goodsite
Zelma
Backyard Wiener Roast at McKenney Home Reported
A group of youths held a wiener roast in the McKenney family's backyard at 123 Chase Street late yesterday. Hosts were Lila Bennett and John McKenney with mothers supervising as a precaution during Fire Prevention Week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKenney
Chase Street
Lila Bennett
John McKenney
Cross Stitchers Club Soiree At Miss Lahifff Home
Last evening the Cross Stitchers Club gathered at Miss Mary Lahifff’s West Avenue home where guests enjoyed sewing and sociability followed by a light refreshment. In two weeks Miss Catherine Myers will host a gathering at her Erie Street residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cross Stitchers Club
Mary Lahifff
West Avenue
Catherine Myers
Erie Street
Evening Calendar of High School PTA and Local Clubs
Tonight's calendar lists a 7:30 High School PTA meeting with an address by County Auditor C S Kelser on the 10 mill limit for schools. Supt Maston to discuss a 3 mill levy. State legislature candidates speak on school legislation. Also notes various club and church gatherings including Mission Study Cub at 1st Congregational, Dames of Malta, J U G Club at 500 Furnace, Sigma Omega Sigma with Rose Marie Stirzaker, Friendship Club at YWCA, St Pauls Men s Brotherhood, and Emmanuel Lutheran Men s Brotherhood with a 7:30 church service and Union Parish preacher Rev J H Green of Wellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Kelser
Maston
Cora May Walton
1St
Cong
S. Dames of Malta
J. U. G. Club
A. J. Lehman
Furnace Street
Sigma Omega Sigma Sorority
Rose Marie Stirzaker
Cornell Avenue
Friendship Club
St. Paul’s Men’s Brotherhood
Men’s Brotherhood of 2Nd Cong
Emmanuel Lutheran Men's Brotherhood
U. P. Church
J. H Green
Wellington
Missionary Society of Emanuel Lutheran Hosts Evening
The Missionary Society of Emanuel Lutheran church met at Mrs Arthur Hess s East Broad Street home last evening with Mrs Alice Lindberg presenting Orientals In America. Mrs Harold Sayles reported on the bi annual convention in Dayton. Sixteen ladies attended. Mrs Frank Oertell will entertain the Society at her Park Avenue home on Tuesday November thirteenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Arthur Hess
East Broad Street
America
Alice Lindberg
Dayton
Harold Sayles
Frank Oertell
Park Avenue
Birthday Celebration Honors Miss Marueen Davidson in Lorain
Mr and Mrs Ray Ewers hosted a birthday gathering last evening in Lorain with Miss Davidson as guest of honor. Guests included Eugene Resar A Kitner Russell Dunford and the Ewers were joined by Mr and Mrs Everhard and J J Ewers of Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marueen Davidson
Ray Ewers
Lorain
Miss Davidson
Eugene Resar
A. Kitner
Russell Dunford
Elyria
Everhard
J. J. Ewers
Elyria I O O F Lodge Sees Initiation and Homecoming Plans
Elyria I O O F Lodge No. 193 met serving topics on reduced initiation fees. Charles Cook in Evansville asked for a letter to his address 15 705 East Virginia Street. Initiatory Degree set for October 16 with degree team urged to attend. Homecoming Night October 23 features radio entertainer C P Young. Widow's Benefit Association met after with cider and doughnuts served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bro C P. Young
Michigan
Bro. Young
Noble Grand
Widow's Benefit Association
Sunday School Officers Elected At Church of Christ Meet
The Sunday School class supervised by Mrs. Demos met at her home on 8th street. Officers elected were President Shirley Goetz Secretary Theodora Deros Treasurer Charlotte Flint Reporter Dorothy Bovington. Committee for the Hallowe'en party includes Jane Bender Evelyn Kessler Eleanor Smith and Hazel Martin. Refreshments were served before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Women of the Moose Dance Night in Elyria
Elyria Chapter 773 Women of the Moose hosted a dance at Mrs. Julia L Wells home on Erie Street with high score to Myrtle Thorley and second to Lillian Telzerow. After games a social hour and luncheon followed. Next meeting set for Oct 16 at the Moose home. Guests included Emma Zahrley and Roy Struble in Bellevue for a Fall rally. Nelile Heppert of Akron and Minerva Manns of Port Huron attended as distinguished guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Emma Zahrley
Roy Struble
Bellevue
Bellevue Review
Nelile Heppert
Akron
Minerva Manns
Port Huron
Hospital Notes Admissions And Discharges Listing
Admissions include Bonna Mae Reynolds of 454 Oxford Ave and Violet Salata at 244 W River St along with Mrs Ern est Shaw 408 Adame St Mrs William Alexander 863 High St M L Battles Jr Norwalk Mrs Wm Shepherd 228 E Heights Blvd. Discharges include La Verne Schmidt Kons R D No 8 Robert Corts 115 Caroline Ave and Mrs John Strohmeir Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonna Mae Reynolds
Oxford Ave
Ernest Shaw
Adame St
Violet Salata
W. River St
William Alexander
High St
M. L. Battles, Jr
Norwalk
Wm. Shepherd
E. Heights Blvd
la Verne Schmidtkons
R. D
Robert Corts
Caroline Ave
John Strohmeir
Amherst
Meetings and schedule changes for local auxiliaries
The Meetings Ladies Auxiliary to Eagles postpones its meeting to next Wednesday evening. Charles Abbey Jr. Corps meets Friday at 3:30 p.m. in I O. QO. F. Hal after the W. A. C. session. L C B A meets Thursday evening as scheduled but at a different location due to Mrs. Weber's death. hostess is Miss Carrie Walsh of 216 Furnace St. Beacon Light Class of St. Pauls Evangelical Church cancels this week but will meet Tuesday October 16 at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Auxiliary
Eagles
Charles Abbey Jr. Corps
Weber
Carrie Walsh
Furnace St
Beacon Light
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Miss Struck Gerber Wedding Attendants and Shower
Miss Allyan Gehl and Miss Helen Nierman will be attendants at the Struck Gerber wedding this evening. A spinster dinner for Miss Myrtle Struck featured a four course meal at Miss Nierman's Bond Street home. White roses, tall white tapers, pink tulle, a miniature bride and groom, and white baskets with wedding bells adorned the tables. Bridge scores placed Miss LaVerne Struck first, Mrs. Ruth Reynolds second, and Mrs. Luther Johnson third. A shower of handkerchiefs greeted the bride-elect, who will wed Karl Gerber at St John's Lutheran Church this afternoon at six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allyan Gehl
Helen Nierman
Myrtle Struck
Miss Nierman
Bond Street
Literary Club opens season with Captain Nicholas review
The first regular meeting of the Literary Club was held last evening at Mrs Cad Wuhdhams on Broad Street. Mrs Caryl Wood reviewed Captain Nicholas. Hugh Walpole. Three guests attended: Miss Edna Jones Miss Marian Kemble and Mrs Margaret Williams. Mrs Robert Maddun of Cincinnati, an out of town member, also attended. Bouquets decorated the home. After the review Miss Williams and her mother served tea. The next meeting will be the annual Halloween party at Miss Annie Thomas's home on Third Street in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Literary Club
Mies Cad Wuhdhams
Broad Street
Caryl Wood
Nicholas
Hugh Walpole
Edna Jones
Marian Kemble
Margaret Wiliams
Robert Maddun
Cincinnati
Circle No 3 at St Pauls church hosts meeting
Circle No 3 of St Pauls church met Tuesday afternoon in the church parlors with seventeen members present and three guests. Mrs Albert Vietzen, the president, led the regular business session as Mrs Fichtner gave devotions. Plans for the Women's Union birthday dinner on October 18 were discussed and refreshments were served. The group adjourned to October 23 when Mrs Pasenow of 123 Oak Street will entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Pauls Church
Sherman
Albert Vietzen
Fichtner
Women's Union
Pasenow
Oak Street
Dessert bridge at YWCA supports redecorating fund
A dessert bridge at the YWCA yesterday hosted a large group at 1:30 pm with Mrs J T Fawcett as general chairman and assistants. Twenty five tables were filled as members supplied flowers and clever prizes. Funds raised go toward the YWCA redecorating fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Fawcett
Q. J. Winsor
H. C. Elgar
Caspar Clark
Robert Crehore
Mrs Baker Hosts Division C Meeting at Stop 2 Lake
Mrs. Fred Baker welcomed Division C of the Second Congregational church to her Stop 2 Lake avenue home on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Hecker led the session and business matters were discussed. Mrs. BE. J. McRoberts of Furnace street will entertain the division at the November meeting, and Mrs. Dana Fox will present the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Baker
Stop 2
Lake Avenue
Second Congregational Church
Hecker
BE. J. McRoberts
Furnace Street
Dana Fox
Rowena Circle Meeting At Mrs Telca Neufer Home
Twelve members answered the roll call at Rowena Circle’s meeting last evening at Cascada street home of Mrs Telca Neufer. Alice Kaylor presided, business transacted, social hour followed with prize winners Mrs Jennie Krause, Mrs Margaret Maddock, and Mrs Bertha Lyberger. Hostess and Mrs Sarah Wolf served refreshments. Next gathering set for October 23 at Mrs Sarah Massey’s 140 Beverly Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowena Circle
Telca Neufer
Cascada Street
Alice Kaylor
Jennie Krause
Margaret Maddock
Bertha Lyberger
Sarah Wolf
Sarah Massey
Beverly Court
Prayer and Missions Talk at First Baptist Church
Miss Jean Pounds spoke to a Large Women’s Missionary Society gathering about prayer and missions in Korea and China. She cited prayed successes, with devotions by Mrs. T. T. Elliott and a current events discussion led by Miss Besse Downing. Mrs. Harrie Stevick reviewed notable church library books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Pounds
Women’s Missionary Society
First Baptist Church
Miss Pounds
Korea
China
T. T. Elliott
Virginia Newton
Harrie Stevick
Rfe Neighbour
Mary Martha Class Holds Meeting at M E Church
Forty two members and two guests attended the Mary Martha Class gathering in the M E church parlors. Mrs F E Foreman chaired the hostess committee and Mrs C B Sim Hings attended after illness. Wayne Garland performed banjo and guitar solos, Ada Gould and Viola Hargrave gave readings, mysteries were disclosed and new ones chosen for next year. a Halloween luncheon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Martha
M. E Church
F. E Foreman
C. B. Simhings
Wayne Garland
Ada Gould
Viola Hargrave
Hallowe'en
Marriage License Applications in Lorain
Nich Kromaco laborer of Lorain and Eva Schwill Lorain. A Priest. Fred D L Zimmerman fisher man Lorain and Rose Bricky Lorain. A Priest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nich Kromaco
Lorain
Eva Schwill
Fred DL Zimmerman
Rose Bricky
Self Help Dress Patterns Featured In Fashion Book
A clothing pattern advertisement from the Elyria Chronicle Telegram promotes a self help dress pattern designed by Laura I Baldt. It highlights a red and white plaid cotton child’s dress with a neck to hem opening, sizes 4 6 and 8 10, and fabric needs. The notice urges sending 15 cents for the pattern and lists the book’s price and ordering details.
Personal notices and travels in Elyria area society
Mrs Fred Kuhlow of Park Avenue has received word of the death of Hattie Cozzens Stewart of Richland New York a former Elyria resident and First Congregational Church member. Five Elyria Council and PTA reps attend the Ohio Congress convention in Columbus with Mrs Herbert Cooke Mrs C T Corkhill Mrs H Brillhart Mrs O F Flint and Mrs Charles Lamadue. Carl W Martin joins State Board of Managers meeting. Lee Bright Jr remains in Mt. Vernon state hospital for three more months. Alice Pitman leaves for Cleveland for regional church conference then Syracuse Ossining and New York City. Mr and Mrs C W Smart take a motor trip to Sherman New York. Mr and Mrs David Gauss visit Cleveland. Chorus members of the Republican Women’s Club perform in Oberlin last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Kuhlow
Park Avenue
Hattie Cozzens Stewart
Richland
New York
Stewart
Elyria
First Congregational Church
Elyria Council
Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers
Columbus
Herbert Cooke
C. T. Corkhill
Hamilton
H. Brillhart
Edison
O. F. Flint
Ely
Charles Lamadue
Allen School
Carl W. Martin
State Board of Managers
Lee Bright, Jr
Ohio State
Mt. Vernon
Ohio
Alice Pitman
Cleveland
Evangelical Churches
E. M. Anspacher
West Avenue
Thomas Anspacher
Kenmore
Syracuse
Ossining
New York City
C. W. Smart
Clark Street
Sherman
David Gauss
Kenwood Street
Republican Women’s Club
Oberlin
Address at Anniversary on Progress in the Homes for the Aged
The Board of Methodist Hospitals Homes and Deaconess Work marks its anniversary with a formal address on Progress in the Homes for the Aged. The speaker outlines advances in care facilities, staff training, and resident well being, emphasizing continued growth and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Methodist Hospitals
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