Fifty at Division BD tureen dinner brings church ladies together
Mrs Myers Chapman hosted a fifty person tureen luncheon at Division D of the Second Congregational Church. Mrs Mildred Brecknock consoled for a low score as Mrs Louis Whitsere led a two week return meeting at Mrs Fred Peterson’s Sixth street home. Circle Nine of the Methodist Church gathered at Mrs H L Boggs’s Woodland avenue home with hostesses Mrs John Garland and Mrs Ruth Crozier. A 35 member Cora May Walton Mission Study group met at Sixthirty o'clock for a supper and talk by Miss Doris Todd on the Social Settlement House work. Buckeye Bunco Club hosted by Mrs William King on Lake Avenue with prizes to four members. Mooseheart Legion Sewing Circle held an all-day session at Mrs Anna Costell’s. Keen Kutter Club met at Mrs Maggie Culbertson’s for a luncheon and sewing. A new business class for professional women forms at the Y W C A with Wednesday evening sessions. The Second Congregational division planned a chicken supper for late November after a tureen luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers Chapman
Mildred Brecknock
Fred Peterson
Sixth Street
Circle Nine
Methodist Church
H. L. Boggs
Woodland Avenue
John Garland
Ruth Crozier
Louis Whitsere
Cora May Walton
Doris Todd
West
Ero Heights
Todd
Vivian Hackett
Mooseheart Legion
Women of
Anna Costell
Nicholscourt
Hame
Emma Zahrly
West Ninth Street
Second Congregational Church
A. C. Botamer
ST. Paul's Circle
Elmer Oswald
Dennison Avenue
St. Paul's Church
Maxine Pools
Norman Oswald
North Olive Street
Diedrick
Just Area Club
Ford Diedrick
Bank Street
Pedro
Carl Lesher
0. Thomasson
William Telzerow
Fawn Hamilton
Lake Avenue
Tnee
Gull
Wilson
Mabel Dyke
C. Kendeigh
C.T. Winckles
William C. Forler
Ray Smith
H. A. Daniels
yiMiss Bess Schulze
Bertha Sh Schulze
Red Cross
Lis
Ae Br. Ellis
Cleveland College
Stetson
Ipercy J V. Pennybacker
M. E. Church
X. F. Elliott
Mesdames Hall
Dewhurst
Bellingham
General Aid Society
Balcomb
Wooster Street
Reberaw Soctat
Rebekah
Charles Richardson
Atrs
John Jehle Arr
Woodruff
Markel
Ross
Middle Avenue
Luncheons by Mrs Jenson At Styria Club
Mrs K R Jenson of West Avenue hosted a pair of hybrid bridge luncheons at Styria Country Club on Wednesday and Thursday. Thirty eight guests attended the first day and forty eight on the second. Rooms featured autumn bouquets in orchid and gold with maline accents. Nine bridge tables competed Wednesday after luncheon with prizes in orchid and gold. Prizes went to Mrs Carl Lersch, Mrs Seward Henson, Mrs Charles Feil, Miss Louise Mussey and Mrs Alexander T Hill with a consolation to Mrs Hill. Out of town guests included Miss Louise Mussey of New York and Mrs F M Singh of Lexewood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sesson
Hibridge
K. R. Jenson
Carl Lersch
Seward Henson
Charles Feil, Sr
Louise Mussey
Alexander T. Hill
New York
Frank Stevens
F. M. Singh
Lexewood
Middle North District Federation of Women's Clubs Convene
The annual conference of the Middle North District Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs meets in Lorain on Oct 16–17. The program includes keynote by state president Mrs William N Harder, Department of American Citizenship sessions, club institute, a six thirty banquet, musical evening, and a home making breakfast with Florence LaGanke. Wednesday features Public Welfare and Conservation sessions at the Ohio Theater with luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs
Lorain
William N. Harder
Department of American Citizenship
C. S. Selover
Clevela
H. ¥ Murray
Buckere
Lorain Federation
Reng Titus
Leo Bremer
First Congregational Church
Fourth Street
Washington Avenue
Ohio Theater
Broadway
Florence LaGanke
Department of Public Welfare
Conservation
Baptist Missionary Meeting Attended At First Baptist
About seventy five members of the Woman's Missionary Society gathered at the First Baptist church for supper and a work meeting. They planned the November thirty first session with a missionary from Africa expected to speak. Mrs Milton Wilcox led devotions referencing the One Hundred and Third Psalm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Missionary Meeting
Woman's Missionary Society of the
First Baptist Church
M. H. Welty
Lorain Baptist Association
Africa
Olive Bettel
Milton Wilcox
Ruth Taylor
Davidson
W. L
Multiple church and club meetings fill Elyria evening
Local groups including Knights of Columbus Lakewood Elks Queen of the Young People Grace Lutheran Emma Dean Anderson Missionary Circle and several church circles hold evening gatherings at various addresses. The Elyria Woman's Club opened its year with reports and officers, while other clubs plan events such as clam bakes, luncheons, and district conventions.
Mrs. Harry Saywell Honored With Several Social Events
Mrs Archie Penfound hosts an evening for Mrs Harry Saywell of Nottingham England guest of Mrs Julia Saywell. Three bridge tables yield prizes to Mrs H Saywell Allen Fisher and Phyllis Duckett. Guests listed include Loomis Minch Penfound and Saywell family members with a tea prior and an upcoming home gathering by Miss Pheilie Dyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Saywell
Archie Penfound
Princeton Avenue
Nottingham
England
Julia Saywell
H. Saywell
Allen Fisher
Phyllis Duckett
Robert Loomis
Leland “Minch
Harry
Arthur Saywell
Mary McLaughlin
Dorothy Saywell
Saywell
Mabel
Marsh
Karl Court
Niss Pheilie Dyerest
West Avenue
Daughters of St. Andrew Host Day at Mrs Mack’s Home
Mrs Alexander Mack entertained ten members and two guests of the Daughters of St. Andrew at her Lake avenue home yesterday afternoon. After a brief business session the group sewed together and enjoyed a luncheon. The next meeting is scheduled with Mrs Louis Dyke at 1251 East River street on October 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Mack
Daughters of St. Andrew's
Lake Avenue
Louis Dyke
East River Street
Congregational Circles Entertained at Mrs Sharp Home
Mrs W G Shart opened her home on Washington avenues to Circle Three and other First Congregational Church circles. Chairman T L Moise led 125 members in announcements and program notes. Mrs W Muir Auld read a death resolution for Mrs H K Cochrane. Mrs George Gill led devotional, and Mrs George Snyder presented a Porto Rico paper on Columbus. Also, Mrs George Ely gave Porto Rico current events. refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Shart
Mgr
Willam Graves Sharp
Washington Avenues
First Congregational Church
Circle Three
T. L. Moise
W. OR. Bartlett
William Muir Auld
H. K. Cochrane
George Gill
George Snyder
Porto Rica
Trail of Columbus
George Ely
Luncheon Party and Club Notes Celebrate Halloween Season
Mrs H Amatt of East Avenue hosted a luncheon with daughter Mrs Atkinsop and a list of attendees including Miss Nellie Armitage of Cleveland and Mrs Ralph Whitney. Friendship Club met October 10 at the YWCA. S O S plans a Halloween party at Gates Hospital for crippled children October 31. Doris Todd from Settlement House spoke. E H S stationery distributed. Natur a group discussed summer sights, Leonya Callahan elected chair, Evelyn Lehinen secretary. Handcraft Group officers elected: Mildred Finley secretary and Helen Unp treasurer. Officers planned marbleoid paper crafts. Rosemary Williams named assistant chairman for the Players. Pearl s play performed by Ednad Hines et al. mask party plans finalized with date changed to October 25. Viola Lane visiting from Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Club
Y. W
C. A
the Gates Hospital
Doris Todd
Settlement House
Leonya Callahan
Evelyn Lehinen
Mildred Finley
Helen Unp
Rosemary Williams
Gertrude Stephens
Henry Ingersoll, Jr
Ednad Hines
Lucile Crayton
Ruth Hoff Man
Ruth Barton
Mystress
Areme Club Elects Officers at Masonic Temple
Twenty one members attend Areme Club election of officers and a sewing bee for the Masonic Home at the Masonic Temple. Mrs Rose Muhlke named president and Mrs Reva Williams secretary and treasurer. Refreshments served after the meeting. Hospital notes list admissions including Lola Shaw with no discharges reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Areme Club
Masonic Temple
Ewing
Masonic Home
Rose Muhlke
Reva Williams
Lola Shaw
Tenth Street
Elyria
Local Personal Notices From Elyria and Surrounding Areas
Mrs Emma Zahrig and Mrs Jessie Raesler visited in Cleveland today. Mrs F M Slough of Lakeswood was in Elyria Wednesday. Miss Marian Merthe of West Avenue attends Oberlin Kindergarten School. Miss Donna Bell of Third Street arrives in Elyria from Buffalo to spend the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs W F Bell. Miss Gladys Willams of Buffalo will spend the weekend in Elyria. Dancing at the Elyria Eagles every Friday night. All Welcome. 50 cents per couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Zahrig
Jessie Raesler
Cleveland
F. M. Slough
Lakes Wood
Elyria
Marian Merthe
West Avenue
Oberlin
Donna Bell
Third Street
Buffalo
W. F. Bell
Thirg Street
Gladys Willams
Community Visitors and Travel Notices Chronicle Local Steps
Me and Mrs Clarence Adame of Binie street and Mr and Mrs Willam Morse of Allisdale avenue returned from a motor trip to Michigan called by a relative's death in Wilmington Delaware and Lansdowne Pennsylvania visit their grandmother Mrs Millspaugh of West avenue. Mr and Mrs F J Anderson of Shelby Ohio announce the birth of a son yesterday morning. Mr and Mrs Anderson formerly of Elyria. Mr and Mrs C Wimpeury of Detroit visited at the home of his mother Mrs Fred Owens of Homer street, called here by the death of Wimpeny's grandmother Mrs W B Ketteringham of Garfield Heights Ohio. Mr and Mrs C A Wise of Middle avenue left for Spring Lake Michigan enroute home to attend the Notre Dame No 3 football game in Chicago. Mr and Mrs A S Vimpeny and Mr and Mrs A Oo Vimpeny of Elyria, Mr and Mrs A T L Vimpeny and Mr and Mrs C S Vimpeny Sr of Ridgeville attended the funeral of Mrs W B Ketteringham at Garfield Heights Ohio. Mrs Hattie Baker and Mrs Cora Thompson of Amherst will spend 4 weeks at the home of Mr and Mrs C A Wise of Middle avenue. Mrs S W Kuster of Cleveland and Walter C Dutton of Blue Springs Nebraska spending a few days at the home of their sister and brother in law Mrs and Mrs E A Horace of East Broad street. This is the first time in thirty six years that Mrs Horace and her sister have seen Mr Dutton. Mrs Wilson Armitegs and daughter Miss Nellie of Cleveland spent yesterday with friends in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Adame
Biniie Street
Willam Morse
Allisdale Ave
Nue
Michigan
Bob Billock
Wilmington
Delaware
M. D. Leiffert
Lansdown
Pennsylvania
Millspaugh
Weat Avenue
F. J. Anderson
Shelby
Ohio
Anderson
Elyria
Wimpeuyr
Detroit
Fred Owens
Homer Street
Wimpeny
W. B. Ketteringham
Garfield Heights
E. A. Horace
East Broad Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Methodist Circle
Social Settlement House
Buckeye Bunco Club
William King
Paul Hubbell
Charles Gildemeister
John Sinezar
Case Road
Culbertson
Keen Kutter
Keen Kutter Club
Maggie Culbertson
East Avenue
Nooon
Luella Sayles
Longsford Avenue
Middle North Dist
Federation Woman’s Clubs
Pythian Sisters Sewing Club
Stanford
Etordiol Lake
Li Boddy
Xeliie Hurd
Eleanor Somelis
Scott
Lillian West
Li Mat 203
Laura Barton
Edna Manzieman
Florence Brown
Ella Miller
T. Wage
Dial and Smile Club
Roy Stickradt
Howe
Street
Frances Smith
Bunco
Lillian Gray
Agnes Rawson
Jeanette Terry
Lila Hackney
Eunice Browning
Frances Gibbons
Ethel Smith
van Arsfale
Wade William
Ozcar Sierry
Ewell
Betty Brock
Roy Browning
Herbert Stickradt
Dames OF
Malta
Pearl Waddington
Lewise Tichenor
Mar
Abna Barres
Virginia Kuss
Anna Botamer
Ethel Buswell
Rop. Nuthn
Ridgeville
Robert McCully
Misa Vicola
Lane
Chicago
Ilinois
Knights of Columbus
Clan Robertson
Bethel Shrine
Lakewood Elks
Spring Valley
Young People’s Society of Grace Lutheran Church
Emma Dean
Nichols Court
Woman's Club
Fons Rtreet
Elyria Woman's Club
J. C. Bins
J. H. Hurst
Lakeside Federation
Rjprogressiva
Proeres Bible
Methodist & Opal Church
R. R. Bayard
Europe
Wilfro Lowdler
Land of Hope Glory
Edgar
United States
Edwards
J. E. Botteridge
Work Avenue
Charles A. Davis
Kewood
Ely- Corn Club
Woman's Relief Corps
I. C
Alfred Sehwarts
West Second Street
Entre News
Pressent
J. B. Wooden
Christ Tobal
Panama
Harry Fowl
Harold Strong
Wooden
CN. Williams
QC. Bannon
CL N. Willams
Daughters OF ST. Andrew
Marcelling
E. 6Th St
Grange Hall
Ridgeville Grange
Cook
Odd Fellows Hall
Cook’s Millinery
Wainwright
Hughes
Viola Lane
Chi ‘Azo, Illinois
Mark L. Byers
Mildred Normand
Wiseman
Olmstead Fells
Marjorie A. Joseph A. Morgan
Mneman
Copas
Forest McCoy
Vordin
Coletta Wilhelm
Norwalk
Henry Standen
Regina Fronckwek
Fartar Weehkor
Mr. Ketcham
Elyria Eagles
All Welcome
Sauls
Broad St
Coats
Iniew
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!