Hallowe'en Party Tied To Wedding Plans At Oberlin Road
Miss Dorothy Miller entertained Excelsior Club members and guests at a Halloween party at her home on Oberlin road. Discussed her coming marriage to Dale Barndollar of Twelfth street. Open church ceremony planned at First Baptist at four. Guests included Helen Briggs and several others. Candy favors featured cat motifs and date October 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Miller
Wesley Miller
Oberlin Road
Excelsior Club
Hallowe'en
Dale Barndollar
W. L. Barndollar
Twelfth Street
Dorothy
Dale
First Baptist Church
Four O'Slock
Helen Briggs
Reva Wehman
Alberta Hawk
Marian
Harrett Seeley
Agnes Graham
Donna Chapman
Ruth Eileen Eilara
Blanche Haas
Frances Shaw
Dames of Malta Officers Installed In Ceremony
Dames of Malta held an installation in O P hall with members from Cleveland and Lorain. Grace Knight and Jessie Raessler installed officers. Ruth Blakeslee was named queen with a full staff including Hazel Hall Esther Smith Naomi Lottie Marsh and others. The event featured white satin gowns gold yellow corsages palms ferns and candles with a social hour and colored fruit displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dames of
Malta
Edna Smith
Agnes Erickson
Jennie Easterbrook
Hazel Hall
Zeta Upsilon Holds Regular Meeting and Halloween Plans
The Zeta Upsilon sorority met at Mrs Mary Crowells home at 120 Middle Avenue. Miss Ruth Lautenschleger bride elect of Charles Hupp received a kitchen shower and a gift. Plans for a Halloween party October 26 at Pauline Geitgys home 462 Ninth Street were discussed with committee Pauline Geitgey Maile Roe Maude Martin and June Garford. Bingo with prizes and autumn decorations were enjoyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeta Upsilon
Mary Crowell
Middle Avenue
Ruth Lautenschleger
Charles Hupp
Hallowe'en
Pauline Geitgey
Ninth Street
Maile Roe
Maude Martin
June Garford
Miss Lautenschleger
James Johnson
Women hear fashion-arts talk at YWCA tally
More than two hundred women attended the YWCA membership tally on Tuesday with Elizabeth Kardos of the Darvas School of Fashion Arts in Cleveland as speaker. She used models to show that clothes should frame personality and shadow defects while highlighting good features. Mrs. Roy Clymer introduced the speaker and Mrs. Leo Meyer outlined the YWCA’s general purpose. Miss Ona Holly and staff were presented to new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Kardos
Darvas School of Fashion Arts
Cleveland
Roy Clymer
Leo Meyer
W.C. A
Ona Holly
Halloween Monopoly Club Hostess Event At Woodland Ave
Mrs. Arthur Alexander hosted the Monopoly Club last evening at her Woodland avenue home. Prizes went to Mrs. John Penrod Mrs. E. R. Novak and Mrs. Vernon Pusbach. Two guests Mrs. Ruth Young of Lorain and Mrs. H. W. Maddock joined as a refreshment table was set for the Halloween season. Next meeting planned by Mrs. Gordon Ely on Hawthorne street October 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Wendt
Gilbert Eslinger
Lloyd Foss
W. J. Feron
Ninth Street
Gwen McCord
Rose McClosky
Wendt
Faye Reichert
Miss McClosky
Grafton
Arthur Alexander
Monopoly Club
Woodland Avenue
John Penrod
E. R. Novak
Vernon Pusbach
Ruth Young
Lorain
H. W. Maddock
Gordon Ely
Hawthorne Street
Tau Kappa Beta Sorority
Mary Lou Banville
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Helen Greene
Kathryn Fisk
Kish Fry at Ridgeville Grange Hall
Community dinner event listed for October 14 at Ridgeville Grange Hall with a 6108 p.m. start and 35 cents per plate. All are welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kish Fry
Ridgeville Grange Hall
Local Society Notes and Family Announcements
Mr and Mrs J B Bair and A A Hartson of Pittsburgh are guests of Mr and Mrs John Penrod in Robson court. Miss Virginia Schmidt of Set Nauth street goes to Cleveland Clinic hospital for observation. The baby girl of Mr and Mrs Herbert Guild born at Elyria Memorial hospital named Gayle Frances. Mr and Mrs Max Calkins and daughter Marilyn moved to Charleston WV. Calkins to supervise for William M Clarke Co. They will reside at Apartment 8 1613 Virginia Street East. Mrs Cassandra Brothers returns from a Western trip visiting Warner Brothers in Hollywood and Pasadena Play House. she now offers dramatic training classes at the YWCA Thursdays and Fridays. Dr A S McKurick attends surgical assembly in Philadelphia and New York. Mrs R H Michigan and Miss Rose Save of East River street visit. Mrs Mildred Sweeney and son Charles of Brooklyn here for several days. Mrs Elk Savage of Owine and death of her mother. Miss Stebbins, Bertha and Eberly of Toledo. Dr Jo physician for St John correctly reported. Dr K P Mesier represented the Aged District conference in Medina. Jesse Sk 29 Irondale Street left for Granville to teach Speech and Dramatics at Denison University. Mr and Mrs P E Gould of Lake Avenue visited in Charleston with the Calkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Bair
A. A Hartson
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
John Penrod
Robson Court
Virginia Schmidt
Set Nauth Street
Cleveland Clinic Hospital
Herbert Guild
Root Road
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Gayle Frances
Max Calkins
Marilyn
Charleston
West Virginia
Calkins
William M. Clarke Company
New Castle
Virginia Street
East
Cassandra Brothers
Hollywood
Warner Brothers Studio
Pasadena Play House
Denver
Salt Lake City
A. S. McKurick
United States
Internationa College of Surgeons
Philadelphia
East River Street
Mildred Sweeney
Charles
Brooklyn
Monroe
Elk Savage
Owine
West Ridge
Roche
Arthur Cro
New York
Aliss Stebbins
Bertha
Eberly
Toledo
Elyna High School
P. E Gould
Lake Avenue
Visit by PTA publicity group at Chronicle print plant
Eighteen women representing various PTAs toured the Chronicle Telegrant plant. An informal discussion followed with three public ity chairs asking questions about duties. Attendees included Mrs. OW K F Ryan and several PTA leaders from St Agnes Roosevelt MicKinley High School Jefferson Ely and Elyria council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thessa
Pt.a
OW. KF. Ryan
St. Agnes
Kustyo
Frank Krzy
Franklin
Harry Brillhart
H. C. Golimar
Jefferson
Robert Stephen
Ely
George Tulk
Elyria Council of
Parent-Teacher Associations
Merritt Powell
Elyria Council
John Haldeman
Pub Mcity
Bible Class Meeting at Gibbons Home Postponed
The Adult Bible Class of Church of Christ planned to meet Friday evening at the Gibbons home on Lake avenue has been postponed indefinitely. W. OR. CL Dinner at I. C. C. Hall is set for Friday, Oct 14 at 12:00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Gibbons Home
Lake Avenue
W. OR. CL
Hall, Fri
Sr Friendship Club Tea With The Vew Advisor
The Sr Friendship Club met for tea on Blaine Street with Mrs Berl serving as advisor. Members included Marion Lindberg, Dorothy Johnson, Ruth Ostrov, and J Tatter. Dorothy Nau chaired the committee. World Fellowship Week plans were discussed with Les Ann Fell and Eleanor Carr assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlihe
Blaine Stree
Ice
Smc
Marion Lindberg
Simmser
Dorothy Johnson
Treas
Ruth Ostrov
J Tatter
Dorothy Nau
Shirley Altfeld
Les Ann Fell E'¢anor Carr
Marjorie Williamson
Mark Fer
Tre
Rober Howensune
Pat. Hoke
Rita Helpar
Lirewhn Jenkins
Jane Daves
Blue Frigate Club to Elect Officers Next Wednesday
The Blue Frigate club plans election of new officers at the regular meeting next Wednesday. A nominating committee includes Marcella Hares Netty Clark and Quintelia Hopewell. Members may attend on October 26 with Sylvia Chervenka discussing posture and attire. A World Fellowship tea is set for November 6 led by Rosemary Johnson Marcella Hayes Mary Frances Jones Viola Wilson and Quintella Hopewell. An invitational cooperative games party is planned for November 9 with further notices to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcella Hares
Netty Clark
Quintelia Hopewell
Wewgals
Sylvia Chervenka
Roosemary Johnson
Marcella Hayes
Mary Frances Jones
Viola Wilson
Quintella Hopewell
Dumke Golden Anniversary Observed by Family
Mr and Mrs Herman Dumke prepared to mark fifty years of marriage at their 1217 Bank Street home with a gathering of children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren. He, age 72, and Pauline Wedell Dumke, age 68, immigrated from Prussia and have long ties to Elyria and St. John's Lutheran Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Dumke
Berea
Bank Street
Dumke
Prussia
United States
Pauline Wedell
America
Fred. Suchard
J. A. Gerhardinger
Harry H. Dunford
Elyria
Eric
Wellington
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Girl Scout Leaders Train At Camp Russ-Hocking Near Chillicothe
Three Girl Scout leaders conducted intensive training at Camp Russ Hocking near Chillicothe during a four day session. Mrs Ray Craft studied intermediate leadership, Mrs Richard Gray outdoor activities, and Mrs Marsh Guerin Brownie activities. One hundred six U S leaders attended the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Russ- Hocking
Chillicothe
Ray Craft
Richard Gray
Marsh Guerin
U. S
Elyria Woman's Club Opens New Year With New Members
The Elyria Woman's Club opened its year with a bustling meeting announcing many new members, upcoming card parties to fund a milk fund for babies, and various department programs. A delegate was elected for the Middle North District Conference and a Lakeside Convention report summarized how Ohio figures featured in lectures and performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Woman's Club
Lakeside
Mrs Rankin Hosts Hallowe'en Circle Event at East Bridge Street
Mrs. Rankin of East Bridge street hosted St. Pauls Circle No 2 with 14 members and 3 guests for a Hallowe en party including a contest won by Mrs. Howard Stein. Plans for October 26 include hostess Mrs Yunglaus at 150 Cleveland Street and a Bible Class meeting at First Baptist with speaker Miss Vera Rumberger from Congo Belgian Africa. Golden Glow group was entertained by Mrs Gertrude Henry with bridge prizes awarded to Leona Harmon Elizabeth Galloway and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Rankin
East Bridge Street
St. Paul's Circle No. 2
Martin Gerke
H. Krieg
Hallowe'en
Ann
Howard Stein
Women's Mission Bible
First Baptist Church
Burt Quick
Vera Rumberger
Congo- Belgian Africa
Golden Glow
Gertrude Henry
Hinkle Court
Leona Harmon
Elizabeth Galloway
Mrs
Henry
Maude McKaughlin
Mary Diedrich
Alpine Village
Cleveland
Society notes on tea table at executive board event
Mrs Chapman earned praise for her program. After adjournment Mrs Billings and Mrs B Johnson presided at the tea table with flowers and an attractive arrangement. Mrs Eidt and Mrs Young planned the details to entertain the members with dignity and hospitality. Additional Society on Page 7.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dorothy Funk
Mable Little
William Conrad
Lakewood
John Rilefiancee
Mary V
Riley-Wagner
Miss Wagner
Tir Riley
India
Society of First
C. D Rawson
William Kirby
Mark
Luke
R. W. Stargell
Sylvia Liggett
Olver Shubert
Lois Yourzy
Helen Osborn
Miurk
Elaine Chobanoff
Betty Tam‘Tey
Tike Jside
WFMS
Jr L. Hicks
Hicks
East Avenue
Rawson
In C. Snowden
Lydia Decker
Stargell
H H. Prosendahl
Tadot
Murbach
Colette
Don
Sr. Friendship Club
Vew
Runwave Sale
Yw.c
Earl’s Valet Service
Middle Ave
Kodaks
Harry
Burr
Jeweler
Second St
News of the Girl Scouts
Columbus
F.C. Billings
American Home and Child Welfare Department
A. E. Schueman
Ann Toborsky
Cleveland Heights
Civic and Political Science Department
Miss Phelps
Lizanne Hahn
John Shaw
Arthur Rkallet
R. B. Roe
Woman's Club
Wooster
Middle-North
Arthur Huse
Elyria Womanclub Arts
John Brdt
Chauncey Newcomer
Ohio Federation
Grace Schmuck
Liberty Street
Ohio
F. C. Billings
R. T . Martin
Elyna
Richard Thayer
Leila Heath Neff
Nolice
William Benninghoff
Benjamin Franklin
Carl van Dorn
Mesdames Mark Abbe
Rose Andress
D. A. Billings
R. G. Baus
F. Bryant
0. B. Markel
A. Mittlestead
H. Mowre
R. Morris
G Pierce
H. Pounds
L. Peteet
Ky Reefy
A. Smith
Wm. Sudro
J. C. Struthers
A. F. Terry
WH. Thompson
A Tite
A Waters
Mr. Winsor
RB. Young
Hecock and
Holly
Eric Chapman
Wm Patz
Europe
Rosella Brewer
Lady Luck
Norah Halter
Lake Shore
Northwest Territory
Depew
VapoRus
Bigelow
Welse
West Bridge and Water Streets
Mrs. Rankin
Malcolm Boylan, M. D
Reublin Bros
P. V
Jones’ Dairy Farm
Richelieu
Heinz
Randall’s
Hormel
Baltimore
Genuin
Idaho
Florida
Peck
York State
Vermont
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