Society issues two new YWCA staff member
SOCIETY ISS ROMA BADER was presented as a new staff member of the YWCA at the board meeting last evening. She will work with the Middle Step group and supervise music and dramatic activities while Miss Bader, a Western Reserve graduate, has served as Stay-at-Home Camp senior counsellor. The gathering featured reports, an Open House for members on October 21, and a luncheon in Cleveland on October 28 with speaker Miss Henrietta Roeloff on Women in World Affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ISS
Roma Bader
Association
Miss Bader
Western Reserve University
W. Ww. Co. A
Q. J. Winsor
Cleveland
Woman’s City Club
Henrietta Roeloff
National Committee On the Cause and Cure of
National Y. Ww. Co
Brussels
Geneva
King Fauver
D Oair
Frances H. Streizel
Lakewood
Y. W. Co. Aws
Women’s Press
George Lamberton
Child Culture Circle meets with masquerade at Middle Avenue
The Child Culture Circle of the Child Conservation League gathered last evening at Mrs. James McLaughlin's home on Middle Avenue for a masquerade session. Papers read by Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Dora Sotherdon covered social skills and human relations, with violin pieces by Mrs. Guskey. Prizes awarded in Halloween games to Mrs. Sotherdon and Mrs. Standen. plans made for Christmas presents to Oberlin orphanage and Pleasant View Sanatorium. Next meeting set for November at Mrs. Corning Ryals. In Eagles Hall, Mrs. Barres hosts bingo with seven tables, prizes to Mrs. Stolz, Mrs. Miller, and the hostess. A party proceeds at the next regular Eagles meeting on October 20 with Emma Warman as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Willett
P. D. Reefy
Woodman Hall
Louise Freeman
Elyria Clinic
Medina
William Talbott
Sadie Brown
Second Street
Sons of Union Veterans
Auxiliary
James Howlett
Cascade Street
Margaret McKinler
Hazel Gibson
Child Conservation League
James McLaughlin
Middle Avenue
Thompson
Dora Sotherdon
J. Guskey
Riddle
Pleasant View Sanatorium
Oberlin
Sotherdon
C. Standen
Mary McLaughlin
Strictly Fresh Eggs Call W. W. Marlett
Riv er Road. Price 30¢-35¢. Demand for fresh eggs prompts customers to contact W. W. Marlett on Riv er Road for availability and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Marlett
River Road
Mills Dietrich wedding announced in Ripley New York
Mr and Mrs L T Fitzpatrick announce the marriage of their daughter Evelyn Dietrich to Clarence Mills of Lakewood on September fifth in Ripley New York. The couple will reside at 1260 Lakeland Avenue Lakewood. Also tomorrow Professor A Kramer will lecture at St John s Lutheran church in South America missions with slides to aid the appeal, the service starting at o clock. The offering goes to the mission treasury. Reverend Kramer is a Concordia Seminary graduate 1918 and has long served as missionary pioneer in Argentina and as professor and director at Crespo Argentina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. T. Fitzpatrick
North Olive Street
Evelyn Dietrich
Clarence Mills
Lakewood
Ripley
New York
Mills
Flora Mills
Sheffield Lake Village
Brookside High School
Rocky River High School
Cleveland Fteater Company
A. Kramer
South America
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Kramer
Concordia Seminary
St. Louis
Argentina
Lutheran Church
Crespo
Girl Scout Weekend Camp at Findler's Cabin
Friday to Sunday the Troop 2 girls held a weekend camp at Findler's Cabin on Abber road with a noseber supper a campfire and a song test. Margaret Bolan passed the cooking test and Margaret Pugh the fire building test for Second class. They did handi craft work treasure hunt and marshmallow roast with stunts. Sunday Scouting concluded with an outdoor service and a woods hike. Camp closed Sunday at 2:60 o'clock with plans for a Cleveland theatre party in future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Troop 2
Findler’s Cabin
Abber Road
Margaret Bolan
Margaret Pugh
Marian Srite
Ida Jean Sands
Shirler Hull
Richwine
Dorothy
Alice Bartter
Licenses For Michael Bellick And Mary Jesko Exposed
Michael Bellick a 26 year old laborer of Monroe Michigan and Mary Jesko aged 22 of Lorain receive licenses in a local licensing board meeting. Details include their occupations and hometowns as part of the public records. The outcome confirms license issuance to both individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Bellick
Monroe, Michizean
Woman's Club Plans Benefit for Milk Fund Show
The Elyria Woman's Club's Child Welfare department, backing a milk fund since 191? by Kathryne Fulton, sponsors sixteen hundred quarts this year. A Variety Show on October 19 at Rialto Theatre, with John Pekras donating the venue and talent, aims to raise funds for pre school milk. Chairs include Mrs. H. G. Hoover and Mrs. J. A. Pekras. others handle tickets, publicity, and patron lists. Performers include The Elveran Quartet, Dr. Charles Guth, Henri Gilbert, Reiff School of Dancing, Brill Hachen, and Karl Kolinsky. Billy Langs directing, Gene St. Marie music, Joe Boddy emcee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryne Fulton
Elyria Woman's Club
Child Welfare Department
John Pekras
Rialto Theatre
H. G. Hoover
Child Welfare
American Home Department
J. A. Pekras
Leo Meter
R. T. J. Martin
Stanley Birkbeck
D. A. Baird
Alex Schilleman
Billy Langs
Gene St. Marie
Joe Boddy
Elvrran
Charles Guth
Henri Gilbert
Reiff
Readjustments Needed Says Dr. Jacob Meyer
Dr. Jacob Meyer of Western Reserve University told a W C A gym audience that nations must make gigantic readjustments to meet changing economic conditions and warned that western European civilization may be crushed in the process. He discussed how frontier nations prospered from expansion and warned that without growth, economic troubles grow. He predicted possible population declines in Italy, France, Germany, and Great Britain, and noted nationalism and modern dictators shaping responses. Meyer will discuss The Standard of Living in the United States on October 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Meier
Western Reserve University
Merer
Prof. Merer
United States
Russia
Itnlr
France
Germany
Great Britain
Sars
Briand
Europe
Meyer Wll
Perfect Patrols Lead Girl Scout Troop 3 Meeting
Two perfect patrols Honersucklie and But tercup attended the Girl Scout Troop 3 meeting at the American Legion Home yesterday. Mae Clark led formation as three new girls registered. The group passed fire prevention and national flag lessons, played games, and closed with Good Night circle and taps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Honersucklie
Buttercup
Mae Clark
Meetings and events of local church and club groups
The Evangelical Brotherhood of St Pauls Church meets Wednesday at 7 p m at the church. The AAUW group studies old wills and holds its first meeting Thursday at 7 45 p m at Geraldine Smiths home 304 West Avenue. Mrs A H Kent hosts Circle No 6 of the Methodist church Thursday. The Auxiliary to Sons of Veterans meets Wednesday evening for officer elections. Good attendance is desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Brotherhood of St. Pauls
Geraldine Smith
West Avenue
A. H. Kent
Methodist Church
M. M. Wilcox
Sons of Veterans
Princes and Relatives Attend Civilian News in Elyria
A long list of Elyria residents and relatives travel and attend events across Ohio and beyond. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. H N Byars and son Kenneth from Lake Avenue. Elizabeth Taylor of Washington Avenue hosts bridesmaids for Margaret Fuller Hoot and Samuel Cooper Borton’s wedding in Cleveland Heights. Various family visits, funerals, and social gatherings span Marion Ohio to Memphis Tennessee with descriptions of open houses and travels through Kentucky and the Smoky Mountains. Delta Sigma Pi pledges Lawrence Rose at Ohio State. Mrs Inez Todd entertains cousins as local social notes unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. N. Byars
Kenneth
Lake Avenue
L. C. Heimsath
Middle Avenue
Portsmouth
Ohio
Ashland
Kentucky
Elizabeth Taylor
Washington Avenue
Margaret Fuller Hoot
John Carl Hoot
Samuel Cooper Borton
Fred S. Borton
St. Paul's Church
Cleveland Heights
Acacia Club
Taylor
James Doty Brown
Marfield Club
Harold Greenich
Roosevelt Avenue
G. E. Schumaker
Marion
George Kunipper
George Greenich
Oscar Farrell
Memphis
Tennessee
Oswosso
Michigan
Charles Lawrence
Dora Jamison
Columbus
Elyria
H. B. Newton
Ralph Shrubsole
Shirler Ann
Georgia
North Carolina
Alabama
Smokey Mts
Stone
Lookout Mountains
Norris Dam
Lincoln Memorial Park
Hodgenville
C. H. Wadsworth
Gulf Road
Mary Dahlberg
Des Moines
Iowa
George H. Tyler
Earl Court
Herman Peabody
Rose
Cora Rhodehamel
West River Street
Jonathan Woodings
Louisiana Avenue
Florida
Washington, D. C
Dean Hundnutt
Hudnuatt
A. C. Hudnutt
Stanford Avenue
Canada
Delta Sigma Pi Fraternity
Lawrence Rose
Ohio State University
B. G. Eglin
Cleveland Street
Case School of Applied Science
Cleveland
Inez Todd
Parmeley Avenue
Thelma Blanchat To Be November Bride
Thelma Blanchat of Vermilion will wed James M Calvert of Aurora Illinois on November 21 at St Marys Ver milion in a home announcement with a society tea and eight bridge tables. The bride elect, a Vermilion High School graduate and Notre Dame College alumna, teaches at Vermilion High School. The groom is a Vermilion area coach and Rotarian. Privileged guests and club members attended, with plans for a Hallowe en party at a future date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Lorain
Vermilion
Thelma L. Blanchat
George Blanchat
Crystal Beach
James M. Calvert
John Calvert
Aurora
Illinois
Bilanchat
St. Mary's Church
James M. Ryan
Marcella Bambrick
Cleveland
Madeline O’neill
Frances
Madeline Wallace
Yolanda Urrschott
M. McGee
Evelyn Meifert
Blanchat
Elxria
Vermilion High School
Notre Dame College
Kappa Phi Delta
Gamma Eta Delta
C. S. of C. of St. Mary’s Church
Calvert
West High
Ilinois
North Central College
Naperville
Mesdames
Harold McGuire
Maurice Prentergast
Ceriton Lippert
John Maker
Victor Todia
A. Giel
Ella Blanchat
Isabella Carter
Lilian Blanchat
Clevelane
James Ryan
Ralph Tomson
W. F. Ryan
Dee High Miller
Pauline
Helen Novak
Yolanda Arpschott
Mary Taylor
Carl Lesher
Elvrra
Mesdames V. B. White
W. Iden
J. R. Dickeson
Ann Haworth
Madeline O'Neill
Lillian Steane
Ellen Young
Winifred Anderson
Alice Roscoe
Betty Banner
Elizabeth Hunter
Middle Step group to hold organization meeting
The Middle Step group of the W C A will hold an organization meeting at the association parlors Wednesday evening at eight o'clock. The group is for girls who are high school graduates between ages 18 and 21. Classes offered include dramatics knitting hikes shorthand tap dancing and book reviews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C. A
Martins Ferry woman and sister tied to New York duo
Miss Dorothy Smith of Martins Ferry Ohio and her sister Miss Hilda Robinson of New York City are mentioned together. Richard Lyons a student at Ohio State University has been pledged to the Kappa Delta Rho fraternity at the university. Curt Fulser of 845 W Broad street is reported very seriously ill with a complication of diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Smith
Martins Ferry
Ohio
Hilda Robinson
New York City
Richard Lyons
Ohio State University
Curt Fulser
W. Broadstreet
Community group meetings scheduled across town
Calendar notes multiple groups meeting at various locations. The Mother's Auxiliary of United Presbyterian hosts Mrs. Gerald Rice at 245 Fifth Street at 7 45. Knights of St John Auxiliary meets at the Women's Club for officer elections. Daughters of Union Veterans gather with Mrs. H Reinhardt on West Bridge Street. 2nd Congregational Division E meets with Mrs. George Lamberton at 125 Glendale Court at 7 50, plus a session with Jeanette Sibey on 10th Street. Sigloc meets with Virginia Gibbons of 4th Street. O O F Lodge meets followed by a dance with Rebekahs as guests. Mary Martha class convenes at Methodist Church at 7 30 p.m. American Legion Auxiliary meets followed by social time with cards and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother’s
United Presbyterian Church
Gerald Rice
Fifth Street
Knights of St. John
Women’s Club
Daughters of Union Veterans
H. Reinhhardt
West Bridge Street
Cong
George Lamberton
Glendale Court
Lotaly
Jeanette Sibey
10Th Street
Sigloc
Virginia Gibbons
4Th Street
O. O. F. Lodge
Rebekahs
Mary Martha
Method’st
American Legion Auxiliary
Honor Eleanor Lotzsow Wedding Honor Tonight at 510 East Avenue
Eleanor Lotzsow is honored at a pre wedding shower hosted by Mrs. Charles DuCoty at 710 East Avenue. Guests brought gifts for the bride elect, with Bingo entertainment and prizes awarded to Helen Abligrim, Mrs. Alex Reiser, and Mrs. Sylvia Wilson. The luncheon featured pink and white decor and a decorated cake. The event notes the couple’s wedding tomorrow night at 6 o'clock at the home of the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Wilson, and marks the third anniversary of the bride elect’s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Lotzow
Walter Gehrke
H. G. Wilson
East Avenue
Charles DuCoty
Helen Abligrim
Alex Reiser
Sylvia Wilson
Lin en shower honors bride at Marseilles Avenue home
Mrs Reginald Fawkes and Miss Kathryn Smith hosted a linen shower for Hon or Recent Bride Mrs Philip Barr at the Marseilles avenue home. Three bridge tables yielded prizes to Mrs Edward Schneider first Elsie Wilmot second and Mrs Henry Penfound consolation. Guests included Mrs Edward Schneider Mrs Henry Penfound George Carter Paul Weisbrod Jr Theo Taylor Don Mohr Helen Kramer Ruth Pickett and Elsie Wilmot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Barr
June Smith
Reginald Fawkes
Kathryn Smith
Marseilles Avenue
Edward Schneider
Elsie Wilmot
Henry Penfound
George Carter
Paul Weisbrod, Jr
Theo. Taylor
Don Mohr
Mises Helen Kramer
Ruth Pickett
Handkerchief Shower for Mrs Roberts by Welsh Club
Members of the Women’s Welsh Club showered Mrs. Martin Roberts with handkerchiefs as Mrs. George Smith hosted at 350 East River Street. Mrs. Roberts and husband plan a November trip to Glendale California to visit their sons. A. L. Agate led the devotional service, Margaret Ross was welcomed as a new member, and a card party was planned with R. D. Oldfield chairing arrangements. Hostess G. Jones assisted in serving refreshments to members and guest Mrs. James France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s
Welsh Club
Martin Roberts
George Smith
East River Street
Roberts
Glendale
California
A. L. Agate
Margaret Ross
R. D. Oldfield
Latin Club elects officers at first meeting of term
The Sapientes Club held its first semester meeting Monday at the high school. With consuls absent, Pat Fulmer led proceedings. Margaret Ross was elected second consul and Pat Fulmer became Scriba. Other officers elected last spring include Robert Bannon first consul Jane Unger praetor Lota Tonry quaestor Leroy Moody aedile and Dolores Tonry. Auctor Rerum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sapientes Club
Robert Bannon
Pat Fulmer
Margaret Ross
Jane Unger
Lota Tonry
Honor Member Kenneth Martin Feted By Agenda Fraternity
Members of the Agenda Fraternity honored Kenneth Martin with a stag party in their club rooms last evening. The guest of honor received a wedding gift as plans were finalized for a series of dances at the Hedges starting this Friday and continuing weekly through the winter. Proposed changes to the organization’s constitution will be acted on at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agenda Fraternity
Kenneth Martin
Columbus Day Dance At K of C Hall A Night Of Jazz And Waltz
Fifty couples danced to Jack Flynn's orchestra at the Columbus Day dance held last evening at the K of C hall. Attendees included Knights of Columbus members their wives and sweethearts in an informal event. Arrangements were led by committee members William Rigo William Yours and Jack Peltz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Flynn
K. of C. Hall
Knights of Columbus
William Rigo
William Yours
Jack Peltz
Elyria Rainbow Girls Meet With New Officers
Elyria Assembly No 15 of the Order of Rainbow for Girls met in I O O F Halls with Worthy Advisor Maxine Garford presiding. Betty Campbell spoke on Rainbow Alumnae and planned work. Three petitions were read. committees to investigate named. Halloween decor, singing, and cake and ice cream followed. Next meeting set for October 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Assembly
Order of Rainbow For Girls
Maxine Garford
Betty Campbell
Rainbow
Florette Heidrich
Florence Smith
Betty Corkill
Pauline Geigey
Hallowe'en
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Noted in Oberlin Area
Hospital admissions include Mrs. Imogene Jackson of Oberlin Ann Balint of 124 Woodford Avenue Mrs. Grace Terry of 129 Beverly Court Delores Short of 345 Fourth Street. Discharges list Mrs. Harold Siegmund at 100 percent Cleveland Street Floyd Krupka of 114 Mendelcourt Katherine Fisk of 251 Princeton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imogene Jackson
Oberlin
Ann Balint
Woodford Avenue
Grace Terry
Beverly Court
Delores Short
Fourth Street
Harold Siegmund
Cleveland Street
Floyd Krupka
Mendelcourt
Katherine Fisk
Princeton
Rainbow class travels and awards at Methodist Church
Members of Rainbow class dressed as hobos gathered at the Methodist Church for the October meeting. Mrs. A J Lehman and Mrs. Richard Seekins won prizes for their outfits. Dr Edwin Kirby spoke about his England summer trip and voyage on the Queen Mary. Lunch was served by a committee of local women. The November meeting is set for the ninth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
A. J. Lehman
Richard Seekins
Don Fidler
Edwin Kirby
England
Hazel Schmitkens
Lesa Kirby
Marguerite Merthe
Mildred Stearns
Elsie Schroeder
Mirs
Doris Henson
Swanson
K. Smith
Frankie Doodle Headlines Telegram Funny Page
The Additional Society presents Frankie Doodle on page 3 of the Telegram funny page, billed as a leading comic strip for the orphan boy audience. Readers are urged to follow Frankie over the next few days for laughs and charm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankie Doodle
Thronicle Telegram
Frankie
Also Mentioned on This Page
Y. W. C. A. Statt
Mrs. Barres
Mugwumps
Isabel Hasley
Jeanne Reid
Bridge
Jennie Turnbull
Ethyl Milliren
Nelson M. Fitch
Frank Higsie
Georgiana Taft
Second Congregational Church
Division F
Besse Hurd
T. McCallister
Florence Braehler
Doris Slack
Dorothy Stanford
Mildred Tarlor
Gertrude Beauty Shop
Clark Street
Hilda Hendricks
Camden
New England
Woman’s Club Department
Jacob Meyer
Ella Gates
Cambridge Springs
Pennsylvania
Harry B. Xernon
Chester Hoffner
Fifteenth Street
Arthur Krugman
Olga Johnson
Eleventh Street
Alfred Landon
Thelma Blanchat
Rebekah
Iva Marsh
Eighth Street
Nellie Reynolds
Lottie Laandon
Park Place
F. Gillman
Marsh
Caroline Wack
Louise Wack
Helen Arias
Anna Gehrke
Herman Reinhardt
Lorain County
Eleanor Lotzsow
Leedale
Telephoris Leedale
C.h.merthe & Co
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
THE
Lorain County Savings & Trust CO
Elyria, Ohio
Amherst
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