Cum a Lot Club Honors Bride Elect At Dinner Party
The Cum a Lot Club of the YWCA hosted an inner party in Spring Valley. Honorees were Miss Dorothy Boylan who will marry John Mockler soon and Mrs Frank Brandau recently married. Mrs Brandau won first prize in bridge, Miss Boylan second, and Mrs Frank Rudolph consolation. A tureen supper was planned for the next open Cum a Lot meeting at the YWCA.
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Spring Valley
Dorothy Boylan
John Mockler
Frank Brandau
Bridge
Frank Rudolph
Russia Theme Of Mission Society Meeting
History of and conditions in Russia were discussed at the Women’s Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church meeting. Mrs A L Gegenheimer led the program with the Alpha Class sharing topics. Miss Gladys McCullough accompanied a solo by Mrs Paul Summerlet after dinner and devotions led by Mrs Max Van Wormer.
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Russia
Women's Missionary Society of
First Baptist Church
A. L. Gegenheimer
Max van Wormer
Paul Summerlet
Primary Department Teachers Meet With Mrs Demos
Local church groups report a lively evening with the Primary Department meeting at Mrs Harry Demos s home 26 Furnace Street plans for the year discussed social hour refreshments served autumn decorations noted next session November eighth Mary and Martha class of the Methodist church held a Hard Times party voting to sew for the Red Cross and prizes awarded in games L S of St Johns Church hosted a ghost party with Halloween games and luncheon in Diach and yellow Sapientes club holds initiation at high school auditorium with 12 new members Esther Bowen led program medical society dinner at Moore s Tavern Dr Christie of Cleveland spoke on diabetes and Dr Stevens led discussion bridge clubs meet at Wicker home with planned Halloween party at Linwood Park Dayton trip by real estate convention delegates led by David Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Harry Demos
Furnace Street
Demos
Mary and Martha
Methodist Sunday School
M Hurlbut
Red Cross
Irvin Geitger
C. E. Brodbeck
L. Braegger
R. E. MacDonald
L. S
St. John’s Church
Ruth Buchholz
Fairlawn Avenue
Pumpking Ag
Sapientes Club
Bernice Atkinson
Mary Batdorf
Paul Block
Frank Buga
Doris Edwards
Betty Fox
Mildred Haldeman
Sarah Paine
Dan Radington
Peggy Rheineck
Katherine Schaefer
Oliver Townsend
Esther Bowen
Medical Society
Cleveland
Lorain County Medical Society
Moore's Tavern
Edison Highway
Christie
H. C. Stevens
Elyria
Stevens
Bridge Club
Wicker Home
Tri-Delts
Finnie Wicker
Ling Tsel
Linwood Park
Wanda
Lucy Krisler
Business Women's Department
The
Blyr
Mmanuel Lutheran Missionary Society
Missionary Society of Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Grace Lutheran Church
Suet
Caroline Guthrie
Erna
Agnes Lottman
Ralph Pomeroy
E.W Rule
Wy Hiang Dehm
Denison Avenue
Central Guild of St. Andre's Episcopal Church
Redhead
Mrs. Sellers Hosts Mothers Auxiliary and More
Mrs. T F Sellers hosted the Mothers Auxiliary of United Presbyterian church at her Harvard avenue home with 26 attendees. Bible study focused on John chapters 1 7 and plans were shared for future sessions and a Junior Mission band meeting. Also covered were Daughters of Union Veterans activities, a Business Women's Department meeting, Emmanuel Lutheran mission events, Girl Scouts overnight hike plans, and a YWCA Bible class gathering with upcoming sessions.
Community and Club Event Notices Across St Pauls and Nearby
Local groups including St Pauls church and various lodge circles announce tonight meetings and dinners. Ohio women’s groups in Columbus and Cleveland report district conventions and ritual training with officers named and a memorial service led by Catherine Willan. Junior circles plan Halloween activities while Grace Lutheran youth host a monthly gathering with games and refreshments. Central Guild holds a social and prepares for corporate communion next week.
Knights of St. John Auxiliary Nomination Meeting Planned
Ladies' Auxiliary of the Knights of St. John announces the annual officer nominations at the next meeting to be held in November. The group also arranged for a Drill team fundraiser event on October 20 at Schneiders Grove on the Grafton road.
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Knights OF ST. John
the Knights of St. John
K. of C. Hall
Schneider's Grove
Grafton Road
Hospital Notes and Home Coming Notices
Discharges include Mrs Walter Maple and a baby girl. Grafton and Hartwood listings show mothers with newborns. Admissions noted for Mrs George and other names. NEXT TUESDAY Home Coming to be observed by Flyma Lodge No 103 with a large turnout. Special program, Second Degree conferred, and plans for Halloween celebration on October 31st.
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Plal
Gates Avenue
Joseph Loftus
Depot Street
Dorothy Wood
Oberlin Road
Walter Maple
Grafton
James Collier
Hartwood
Clyde Smuth
Try Teuth Street
Ralph Edevards
Samuels Street
Martin Bowens
Elmer Keller
George Ne
Flyma Lodge No
Elyria
K. Telzerow
Wm. Gehrke
Howard Butler
W. H. van Oster
Eliic
Hallowe’en
Robert Haehl
Odd Fellows
Ohio
Schoenbrum
Ralph Holm
Brother Tisler of
Wooster
Schoenb
Division C Guests at Church Parsonage
Division C of Sec ond Congregational church gathered yesterday afternoon at Mrs. C. F. Wiseman’s Woodland avenue home, with Mrs. H. Brikhart reading an article on the American Indians. Plans for future work were discussed before refreshments and adjournment to be hosted November eighth by Mrs. Fox and Miss Nelie Hecock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational Church
C. F. Wiseman
B. J. Beisinger
Woodland Avenue
H. Brikhart
Fox
Nélle Hecock
Lady Rowena Circle Meets in Oberlin
Lady Rowena Circle met with Mrs Jéanette Payne of Oberlin Tuesday. Eleven members and three guests attended the business session discussing winter work. An all day quilting session was planned for Mrs Cora Bemis at 332 West Street on October 25. Afterward a social hour and refreshments followed. Royal L Barth and EB Nettman attended the Masters and Wardens meeting at the Cleveland Masonic Temple for the annual meeting and officer election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Rowena Circle
Oberlin
Jéanette Payne
Cora Bemis
West Street
Royal L
Barth
EB. Nettman
Cleveland
Lorain P T A Fall Meeting Highlights Education Costs
Lorain County Council of Parent-Teacher Associations held its fall session at Brownhelm school with 300 attendees. Superintendent D J Boone spoke on The Relation of Cost and Efficiency in Education, comparing current and past school costs and enrollment.
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Lorain County
Brownhelm High School
Methodist church Home Guards to meet Thursday at four
The Home Guards of the Methodist church will meet at the church Thursday afternoon at 4:00. The Ladies Auxiliary of Eagles holds an important meeting this evening in Eagles Hall at 7:30. All members are requested to be present.
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Methodist Church
Ladies’ Auxiliary of
Eagles
Eagles' Hall
Women’s Home Missionary Society Meeting Held at Church
The regular meeting of the Women’s Home Missionary Society of the M. E. Church met in the church basement after a luncheon with forty one attendees. Howard Butler spoke on Christian Citizenship, Mrs. Minnie Brown led devotions, and Miss Mildred Smith’s Florida teaching work was noted. A playlet titled Luncheon and More impressed attendees, Canton convention reports were shared, Mrs. E. F. Dettman joined membership, and the gathering closed with I Love to Tell the Story and benediction.
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Women’s Home Missionary Society
M. E. Church
Fritz Rudin
Howard Butler
Minnie Brown
Mildred Smith
Jacksonville
Florida
F. E. Sheldon
Phelps
Hoffman
Dunn
Fisk
Streichpe
Fortieth anniversary of Women's Benefit Association observed
Local members gathered at Mrs. Louise Goodman’s home at 710 Bath Avenue for the fortieth anniversary of the Women’s Benefit Association. Guests from Cleveland attended, with routine business, a membership application, and a prize awarded to Miss Julia Hull. The program featured singing, readings, a piano duet, a playlet, and a social gathering with refreshments before adjourning. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Mary Hansman in two weeks.
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Women’s Benefit Association
Louise Goodman
Bath Avenue
Cleveland
Harris Shields
Sawyer
Julia Hull
America
Jennie Powers
Cora Bemis
Emily Sermns
Aldred
Hattie Hansman
Erickson
Eleanor
Massey
Avery
Nellie Reynolds
Emma Zahrley
Stella Landers
Goodman
Mary Hansman
Lodi Street
Ruth Stanford Hostess to Comra derie Club
Miss Ruth Stanford of East Broad street hosted a Comrad erie Club meeting last evening with two bridge tables. Magdal ine Hoffman won the high score. The club scheduled a Halloween party for October twenty seventh at Miss Helen Koslin's Glenwood street residence, with refreshments served before departure.
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Ruth Stanford
East Broad Street
Cuesta
Bridge
Magdaline Hoffman
Helen Koslin
Glenwood Street
Mrs Gust Apat Hosts Circle at Kenwood Street
Mrs Gust Apat opened her Kenwood street home yesterday for Circle No 3 of St Pauls church. No business was transacted and the afternoon was social. In two weeks the hostess will be announced. Mr and Mrs L G Rawson and two children left for Venice California after spending the summer here with Mrs Rawsons mother Mrs John Murbach who stays in California for the winter months.
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Gust Apat
Kenwood Street
Circle No. 3
St. Paul's Church
YWCA Book Group Holds Notable Session
The Tuesday Afternoon Book Group at YWCA drew more attendees as they discussed Edith Wharton’s Hudson River Bracketed and prepared for The Gods Arrive and other titles. A new girls’ group planned varied activities, including supper meetings, book reviews, topics, basketball and bridge, with graduates from the 1931-32 classes present and membership open to interested girls.
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Edith Wharton
Hudson River
Ellen Glasgow
Morgan
Fountain
Lewis
Roar-Up Club Initiation Meeting At YMCA
The Roar-Up Club of the Y W C A held an initiation meeting in the gym last night inviting new members. An evening of Truth and Murder games followed as plans were made for a party on Saturday October 22. The group emphasizes service to younger girls clubs and volunteer office helpers with good programs, fun, and friendship.
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Y. W. CA
Social notes from Elyria and nearby towns
Local society items list visitors and residents, noting multiple trips and house guests. Mr. and Mrs. George L. Waller vacationed in Cincinnati. Elliott Roe funeral in Norwalk. several residents travel to Columbus and Wellington. gatherings include Koppes in Cleveland, Drusendahl in Elyria, and other relatives in Ohio cities.
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George L. Waller
Park Avenue
Jared Smith
Cincinnati
Ohio
Stella Roa
R. E Maconald
Elliott Roe
Norwalk
Don Ketcham
Ray
R. Ketcham
Gary
Indiana
Elyria
Walter Kohn
Cleveland Street
Columbus
Eva E. Shattuck
Floral Court
Lakewood
Martha Dunn
Lorain
Charles Drusendahl
Second Street
Mary Church
Carrie Lou Church
West Avenue
Wellington
Harry Kirtley
Johnstown
Pennsylvania
Mae Lenszler
Concord Street
Redman
J. C. Jackson
Harry Thompson
Donald
Nora Thompson
Clayton Thompson
Youngstown
Dwight Koppes
Cleveland
C. W. Koppes
Eighth Street
M. D. Miller
Dewey Avenue
Wiliam Murray
Rochester
Flower arrangement demonstration for Elyria Garden Club
Members and guests at the Elyria Garden Club met at Mrs. W. le Fay’s home for a talk and live demonstration by Christine of Cleveland on flower arranging. The session covered corsages, boutonnieres, wrist bouquets, and a bride’s bouquet with expert tips on color harmony, stem preparation, and preservation.
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Elyra Garden Club
W. le Fay
Washington Avenue
Christine
Cleveland
Heaven
Heysht
Garden Club of Ohio
Tittin
Coolidge Praises Credit Recovery and Hoover Policy
Former president Coolidge addresses 21,000 supporters praising restoring credit as key to employment. He cites Hoover backed reform to strengthen employer resources while criticising debt increases seen as a potentially job-boosting measure. Cheers interrupt his remarks.
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Hoover
Will of Lord Chesterfield with trimmed funeral cost
The will of the famed Lord Chesterfield notes a wish to avoid posthumous display and to be buried near the place of death at minimal expense, seeking to omit the entire funeral cost to 3500.00. The prelude emphasizes frugality and restraint in ceremonial expenditure.
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Lord Chesterfield
Knowledge as the Quickener of Learning and Thought
A compact reflection on how true knowledge, not mere study, fuels learning as an end in itself. It frames knowledge as the power to energize intellect and broaden human sympathy, echoing Oliver Wendell Holmes’s urging view on intelligence.
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O. W Holmes
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Mission Soc
Mary and
Martha
Lass
Ghost Party
A. J. Lehman
H. V. Johnson
Dayton
Atote
David Lawrence
United States Daily
T. F. Sellers
United Presbyterian Church
Harvard Avenue
Gerald Rice
C. L. Bristol
John
Stephenson
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Chicago
Lying In Hospital
Bristol
Robert T. Moore
Garford Avenue
Stark
H. R. Wright
Daughters of Union Veterans
Myre
Clara Musser
Mvrtha Gill
Musser
Stevick
Minnie Derbyshire
Lima
Lucile Werner
Girl Scouts of Troop
First Congregational Church
G. B. Findley
Abbe Road
Helen Osborne
Will Sgain
R. ¥. Bn Pear
Mary Jane Clampitt
University of Wichita
Kas
St. Pauls
of Columbus
W.C. A
Foe Dames of Malta
Taveen
Victyria
Sth
Thetrict Navy Auathory
United
Parisville
Catherine Willan
Tae
Fanny Janes
Rita Tice
Selvct
Teas
Lillian Shyracen
Canton
Lyella Nostzger
Juno
Mais Baehr
Ron
Lois Perts
Painesville
Flypia
Mesdameg
CO Lovker
C Kathe
BE. T. Struck
To. Direirk
J. G. Schrock
W. H. Mearke
J. H Pope
Lina Banks
Boul Struck
Jto
Missesurginia
Pope
Hazel Werkebee Kothe
Dorothy Finnegan
Virginia Southam
Centrat
GUILD
Mrs, Rule
Mrs. Dehwm
County Council of Parent-Teacher Association
R. E H. Albright
Brownhelm Congregational Church
Edna Whyte
Brownhelm P. T. A
R. Kihm
County Council
Boys’ Glee Club
Werner Zilch
Manuel Colling
John Love
Buckhols
Cleveland College
Boone
Lorain County School Orchestra
Muth Zien
Emma Gleason
Methodist
W. R.A
Adc
Phil
Broad Street
Y. W. C. A. Book Group
Roar-Tp Club
Jade Tea Room
Phillips’ Drug Store
Garden Club
Abraham Lincoln
Theodore Roosevelt
Herbert Hoover
Coolidge
Lincoln
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Building and Loan Association
Agricultural Co-Operative Association
House of Representatives
Coolridge
White House
Washington
Carpenter’s Beauty Shoppe
W. Broad
Bethel Shrine
I. O. O. F. Hall
LaPorte Church
Thurs
Ridgeville Grange Hall
Cook’s Orch
the Johnston Gift Shop
COOK
Second ST
Jean
Brown Company
Elgria
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