Tea Closes League Of Women Voters Membership Drive
The Elyria League of Women Voters held a tea at Mrs. Ralph Murbach's home to close a membership drive, reporting 70 members. Miss Hope Hibbard of Oberlin spoke on democracy, civic participation, and League aims, with upcoming study groups led by local members and plans for future meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tea
League of Women Voters
Miss Hope Hibbard
Elyria League of Women Voters
Ralph Murbach
Washngton Avenue
Anna Louise Baker
Howard Barbour
Hope Hibbard
Oberlin
League
Bliss Hibbard
Miss Hibbard
Informa
New York
Meror LaGuardie
Lebers
Civil Service Caul
Ralpher
Junior Woman's Club Card Party Moves to Oct 24
The Elyria Junior Woman's Club bridge party, chaired by Genevieve Parks, shifts from October 20 to October 24 at 8 p.m. at the Woman's Club on Fourth Street. Tickets are handled by Mrs. Wayne Wise, with Jean Scott as refreshment chair and Mrs. Parks plus Herbert Lees selecting prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Woman's Club
Genevieve Parks
Denison Avenue
Miss Parks
Woman's Club
Fourth Street
Wayne Wise
Jean Scott
Herbert Lees
Martha Thomas
and Means
Mesdames W. K. Brubaker
David Horan
Joseph Smith
Ben Sartor
Garnard Cowling
Richard Kuss
Jay Coleman
Lloyd Patton
Gene Rouge
Mary Taylor
Frances Martin
Bet Bishop
Dorothy Rober
Gertrude Smith
Jean Plocher
Mugwumps Plan Dance For Saturday Evening
Mugwumps to host a formal dance on Saturday evening October fifteenth at Legion Hall with Mrs. Mark Abbe of… attendees include Mrs. R Gallmar and Miss Ethyl Biber assisting. Bridge was played. Mrs. Wilbur Henry and Mrs. R Gallmar won high scores. A salad course was served. Mrs. Norman Abbe attended as sole guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mugwumps
Legion Hal
Mark Abbe
Midic Avenue
Bob Veon
Themi Russell
Francis
R Gollmar
Miss Ethy
Biber
Leonard
Bs Abbe
Wilbur Henry
R. Gallmar
Nelson Fitch
Norman Abbe
Fitch
Deputy To Visit Here By Daughters of Sahara Meeting
The Daughters of Sahara met in British Empire Hill last night to conduct routine business. Plans were made for a tureen dinner before the next meeting on November 14 with Ethel Sparks in charge. A social hour will follow, and the new Deputy Mrs. Lou Ress of Cleveland is expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of
Sahara
British Empire Hill
Ethel Sparks
Lou Ress
Cleveland
News Of The Girl Scouts Troop No. 5 Meet In Garford Avenue
Troop No. 5 of the Girl Scouts hiked to Garford avenue for a meet ing in a cozy center spot. A nosebag lunch and marshmallow roast followed. Pati Barr joined as a new member from Dayton. Three Brownies Nancy Symons Judy Perry and Suzanne Gillmore joined with a welcome song. Next week a hamburgery in Overbrook Woods is planned under leader Mrs. Paul Roig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garford Avenue
Pati Barr
Dayton
Nancy Symons
Judy Perry
Suzanne Gillmore
Overbrook Woods
Paul Roig
Mrs Thomas Herbert To Speak At Elyria Republican Tea
Announcement of a Republican Women tea at Mrs Thomas Marti’s home 133 Second Street Elyria on October 18 at 2 90 pm canceled John Bricker appearance was called off by Columbus Speakers Bureau Mrs Thomas Herbert of Cleveland wife of the Republican attorney general nominee will speak next Tuesday the event is open to Republican friends and club members
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Marti
Second Street
Elyria
Republican Womens Club
John W- Bricker
Speakers’ Bureau
Columbus
Thomas Herbert
Cleveland
Conference Discussion At Board Meeting on YWCA Event
Miss Roberta Mosely reported on the Northern Ohio YWCA business girls conference held at Mary Bell camp near Painesville. The Elyria YWCA contributed a round table on Democracy on Trial with Genevieve Landis Ruth Eileen Exam assisting. Public Affairs meeting October 21 will feature Miss Gaylord on maternal health clinics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberta Mosely
Employed Young Women's League
Ohio
Mary Bells Camp
Painesville
D. A. Baird
Deane Burns
Ruth Eileen Exam
Middle Stens
Elyria Y. W. C. A
Redney Rockwood
Miss Gaylord
Miss Gaylord, Executive Secretary of the Maternal Health Time
Cleveland
Runge
Harriett Hoodbard
Kent Tate
Lorain County Adult Education Council
Plans for Elyria Musical Art Society Student Programs
The Elyria Musical Art Society announces a year of programs in J. Martin Beck room at the High School starting 7:30. Leaders Henri Gilbert J Beck and Mrs J B Crumley invite muse teachers and parents to attend. First meeting Tuesday Oct 25 features Carlton Squire with young students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Musical Art Society
J. Martin Beck
Henri Gilbert
J. M. Beck
J. B. Crumley
Carlton Squire
Evening Calendar of Societies and Meetings
Tonight many groups meet in Elyria and Lorain County. St Pauls Circle No 3 with Mrs A C Wockenfus in Columbus Street hosts. United Presbyterian Mothers Auxiliary with Mrs George Yost. St Johns Young Ladies Society dine in North Olmsted then theatre in Cleveland. multiple church circles and civic clubs gather at local venues including Wurlth Hall Elks Lodge YWCA and M E church. Grace Lutheran choir moves to midweek schedule. Lorain County Medical Society meets Elks Restaurant with Dr S F Basinger speaking. Mary Martha class hosts supper. Missionary from Africa to speak. local officers installed for American Legion Auxiliary. various lodge and club meetings follow throughout the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Circle No. 3
A C. Wockenfus
Columbus Street
United Presbyterian Mothers
George Yost
East Avenue
Tag
St. Johns Young Ladies Society
North Olmsted
Cleveland
Methodist Church
Thomas Seamutt
Spruce Street
W. L
WLC
AY Rey Wal Foster
Ginxy
Richard Huran
Denison Avenue
Elmer Standen
Glenwood Street
Odette
Jack Storm
George Street
Literary Club
Annie Thomas
3Rd Street
Monopoly Club
Arthur Alexander
Woodlard Avenue
Lorain County Medical Society
Elks Restaurant
S. F. Basinger
Lota Nu
Jeanette Sibey
10Th Street
Tri Sigma
Jerry Feron
Ninth Street
Eagles
Joy Eight
Peter Yuca
Blue Triangle Club
Sigloe
Florence Fatz
Fairlawn Avenue
Knights of St
Grace Lutheran
Lorain Co
St. John's School
Trustees of
United Presbyterian Church
Mary Martha
M. E. Frank S. Harmon Lodge
Cleveland Lodge
Kent State Professors To Lead Round Table Lecture Series
Kent State professors C C Kochenderfer and Nissely will head the first YWCA round table discussion on Monday evening October 17 in the YWCA gym. The topic is The European Crisis and the Significance of the U S Reciprocal Trade Agreements in Promoting World Peace. The program continues with future speakers including Judge Eastman and Eugene Lyons, in a Cleveland Town Hall and YWCA cooperative effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
C. C. Kochenderfer
Nissely
Business Administration Department
Kent University
U. S
Kradin Round Table
Kechenderfer
Turkey
Alsn Inence
European Civi
U. S. Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Eastman
Clevel
Ugene Lyons
United Press
Russia
Arctic Circle
Mr. Montague
Mr. Lyons
Cooperati Ans
Cleveland Town Hall
Ston
Florist Diederich Talks Garden Club Meeting
Florist of Cleveland Road and former Florists Telegraph Association director said at the Elyria Garden Club October meeting that the association began in Detroit 27 years ago and now has worldwide members including Japan China Australia and Europe. He noted a monthly flower price magazine and announced a chrysanthemum display coming to Phipps Conservatory in Pittsburgh.
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J. P. Diederich
Cleveland Road
Diedrich
Phipps Conservatory
Schenley Park
Fittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Elyria D A R Chapter To Resume Meetings
The Elyria D A R Chapter will hold the season’s first meeting Friday October 14 at 2 15 p m at Mrs Carl Danner’s home. A summary of plans for the coming year will be presented by committee chairmen. The Tiple D Club met at Mrs Don Porter’s home in Grafton and agreed to a Cleveland theatre party on November 13. A reading by Mrs Tess Rafferty preceded prizes for Louise Lawson Mary Neuman and Harriet Bakehouse. The club adjourned for a luncheon and planned a Christmas party for December 12 and an annual banquet. The Lorain County Beekeepers met at Mr and Mrs William E Eddy’s home and planned their annual banquet for November 12 at the Mohrman home in Wellington. the next meeting on the 14th was to be omitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of American Revolution
Carl Danner
Wd Street
Chaimren
Don Porter
Grafton
Cleveland
Tess Rafferty
Louise Lawson
Mary Neuman
Harriet Bakehouse
June Barr
Garvin Avenue
Lorain County
William E. Eddy
North Ridge Road
C. M. Mohrman
Mohrman
Wellington
Catholic Study Club No
BR. J. Rosselot
Fourth Street
John J. Butler
Angela Clendenin
Carl Hobert
Harold Robinson
Fra Angelico
Richard Gray
Second Street
Dorothy Notley Elected President of Jr Friendship Club
Dorothy Notley was elected president of the Junior Friendship Club at yesterday’s meeting after school in the YWCA gymnasium. Patty Standen became vice president, Ruth Wright secretary, and Robertin Tonry treasurer. Members include Ruth Bads, Lois Phelps, Mary Jo Keyes, and Joyce Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Notley
Robert Wilson
Group No. 5
Jean Bogart
Joyce Myers
Roberta Towry
Virginiia Zander
Agnes Davis
Grayce Sharrer
June Dilgren
Margorie Bohlen
Lois Robertson
Team Six
Nancy New
Nancy Crisp
Luville Buswell
Jerry Hunge
Dorothy Sharpe
Shhowl
Esther Hamula
Lois Jan Eack
Dorahy Averbook
Jacqueline Scott
Columbus Day Dance Opens Winter Season Knights of Columbus
Knight Keyes outlines winter season plans for the Knights of Columbus at last evening's gathering. The season opens with a Columbus Day dance tomorrow for members and guests. Radio broadcasts from Columbus are announced. A Columbus Squires group for Catholic boys is being organized. The YWCA hosted a Middle Step Club tureen with about thirty-five attendees, hostesses Anne Schubert and Helen Zechman among them. A Halloween party is planned for Oct 24 at Camp Iss-See-Kes, with all girls and guests meeting at the YWCA.
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Grard Knight Keyes
Knights of Cohi
Patrick Radican Cosnel
Christopher Clumbus
Cnasiro
Tomanrrow
Columbus
Columbian Squires
YWCA
Clu
Anne Schubert
Helen Louie Zechman
Jean Cronts
Betty Bishop
Jean Crowe
Audrey Foster
Sophie Given
Lillian Hallop
Claire McGuire
Margaret Varga
Florence Weltran
Emma Goodman Nelson
Fornd
Doris Standen
Camp Iss-See-Kes
Ruth Eileen Ellam
Carel Christman
Alberta Hank
F. A. Lawrence
Eva Varga
Helen Rudy
St Pauls church meeting postponed two weeks
Meetings Circle No 1 of St Pauls church postpones Thursday gathering for two weeks due to the death of Mrs Pallas. Auxiliary to Sons of Veterans will hold a bingo party after the meeting Thursday evening. Regular meeting will begin promptly at 7 00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 1
St. Paul's Church
Pallas
Sons of Veterans
Weekend Social Notes From Valley City and Beyond
Relatives and friends travel between Elyria Lima and Wheeling with visits to Valparaiso University and Evanston. New births cited at Elyria Memorial Hospital, including a son to Mr and Mrs Wilbur McVeigh Beulah Kemp, and a daughter born to Mr and Mrs David Hardy. Latin Club at Hugh School holds initiation, plays, and refreshments as officers install.
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Alfred Buchtolz
Wilma
Arthur Buchhole
Valparaiso
Indiana
Janette
Valparaso University
David Hardy
West River Street
Daugster
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Mildred Hamilton
Edith Blakesly
Wheeling
West Virginia
Wilbur McVeigh
Beulah Kemp
North Ridgeville
John Tremaine
Harry Tremaine
Walter Neahouse
Marie Zershue
Lima
Lawrence Ruse
Waterstreet
Clark Maddock
Clark Maddock, Jr
Chicago
Ilinois
Lloyd Cummings
Cleveland Street
Cummings
Stanley Hart
Warren
Ohio
C. B. Smythe
C. Fowler
New York
Werlin
F. S. Aust
West Avenue
H. F. Gibson
Louis Chbson
Gwyneth Gibson
Ashland
C. M. Ackerman
Princeton Avenue
Evanston
Linois
Chalmers Sherwin
Ethel Barnes
Fyanston
Pamwes Rie
Frrst Irion
Otto Mischka
Alice Welton
Valley City
Mischka
Frangeheat Women’s
Onen
Miss Welton
C. J. Miller
Deiphos
Thei Son
Kenneth Meller
Miller
Columbus
Beio
Mhn- 5
Middle Averi
Mrehenberg
Allen Girl Reserves Hold Regular Meeting in Ely Woods
Allen G Rll conducted a regular meeting with a hike to Ely woods yesterday. Nina belle Birkline led a brief business session followed by an engaging program. Julia Malik presented a poem, Patsy Phelps told jokes, June Folley shared a story, and Louise Stanfield performed an imitation of Tizzie Lish. Supper was served in the woods and officers will be elected at next Monday's school meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Elywoods
Ninabelle Birkline
Julia Malik
Patsy Phelps
June Folley
Tizzie Lish
Louise Stanfield
Year’s Program To Be Announced At First Meeting Of A A U W
The American Association of University Women plans an engaging yearly program. The entire program will be presented at the first meeting on October 17 at Miss Adele Brown’s home, 124 Cedar Street. Committee members include Mrs. Paul Hines as chair, with D A Baird, Fred Fullmer, Stanley Shaw, Henry Ingersoll Jr, G A Boke, Mark Willis, Dorothy Jones, and Jean Scott assisting. Additional committees cover membership, publicity, reporting, historian, ways and means, and social arrangements with listed chairmen and members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of University Women
Adele Brown
Cedar Street
Paul Hines
D. A. Baird
Fred Fullmer
Stanley Shaw
Henry Ingersoll, Jr
G. A. Boke
Mark Willis
Dorothy Jones
Jean Scott
J. C. George
King Fauver
Harold Rorick
Geraldine Smith
Bessie Downing
Publicis
Josephine Wilcox
Oberlin
Harry Frankfather
Elyria
George Day
Joe Beltz
F. A. Eaton
Paul Gentzel
Martin Kemble
Virginia Lentz
First Play In Children's Series Holds Attention
The Clare Tree Major Children's Theatre of New York presented the first of three plays at the High School auditorium to an audience of hundreds of boys and girls. The series, sponsored by the Elyria Education Association, opens with A Little Princess and continues with Five Little Peppers and Cinderella on March 20. Future events were announced by PD Reefy Circle No. 96, Ladies of the G. ALR, at Woodman hall, including an October 18 anniversary dinner in Medina and a bake sale on October 22 led by Margaret McKinley and a meeting October 24 followed by a masquerade party at the Howletts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hhfe
Clare Tree Major Children’s Theatre of
New York
Elyria Eduation Association
Secon
Jamsey Sid
Cinderella
M1 PD
Reefy Circle No
ALR
Woodman Hall
Medina
Margaret McKinley
James Howlett
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Mildred Fowls
Glen Court
First Methodist Church
Winfred Brown
LaVerne Fullmer
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F. L. Hicks
Miss Fowls
Lorene Bradden
Virginia Christman
Helen Graw
Genevieve Garrison
Winifred Brown
Lena Kirby
Agnes Ketchum
Marjorie Miller
Esther Wellert
Junior Woman's Club
Second Congregational Church
A. E. Kemp
Glen Brodrick
Frank Spencer
Edna .Albrecht
Margaret Strohl
Bondstreet
Doris Slack
Mildred Taylor
Mya
Earl’s Valet Service
Middle Ave
News of the Girl Scouts
Oben
Kent State
King Solomon Lodge
Masonic Temple
Frank
Harmon Lodge
Elyria D. A. R
Plan Theatre Party
Lorain County Home
Princeton
Hugh Greer
Jr. Friendship Club
Plan Hallowe'en Party
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Saum Shoe CO
Coerees
Latin Clu
Hugh School
Sare
Wes
Walter Miegewsz
Bruce Eppley
Lorna Fiedler
Jean Sparks
Mary Jean MecElfresh
Marion Lindberg
Marguerie Edwards
Jack Elton
Intuition
Harald Dahnke
Martha Brodbeck
Claude Martin
Sara Grall
Betty Goldstein
Edna Jones
Allen G
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Elyria Fur Shoppe
Reger & Binniger Jewelers
Woolworth’s
Elyria, Ohio
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