Cleveland College President Addresses Fortnightly Members
Forty four members and friends of the Fortnightly enjoyed tea at the Country Club on Thursday afternoon. Dr. A Caswell Ellis, president of Cleveland College, spoke on Problems of Out Changing Civilization. He compared past independent work with today's specialized factories and the rise of department stores, noting airplanes and radio shrinking distances and prompting questions about civilizational crisis and renewal. The talk was informal yet forceful, followed by lively questions. Tea was served in the dining room with yellow centerpiece candles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
A. Caswell Ellis
Cleveland College
Dr. Ellis
W. G. Sharp
Johnson
Ruth Bryan Owen to speak at luncheon of Democratic Women
The Democratic Women's Club gathered at Mrs. T A Conway's home with seventy five members and three visitors. Plans for a luncheon on Thursday at one at First Methodist church named Ruth Bran Owen as principal speaker with Miss Mary White and Martin L Davey also on the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Bryan Owen
Democratic Women’s Club
T. A. Conway
Third Street
First Methodist Church
Ruth Bran Owen
Grace Peairs
Mary White
Martn L. Davey
Anna McGuire
F. Kelling
Ida Barnhart
Coletta Ball
Mrs Bell hosts Culture Club with biographical review
Mrs H C Wilcox reviewed A Lazy of Godeys about Sara Josepha Hale editor of The Godey Lady's Book. Hale’s life and achievements include funding the Bunker Hill monument Thanksgiving as a national holiday founding Woman's Medical College and Vassar. Next Culture Club gathering set for October 27 at Mrs Kellogg Day's Park Ave home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Bell
Culture Club
Third Street
H. C. Wilcox
Dartmouth
Godey
Bunker Hill Monument
Woman's Medical College
Philadelphia
Vassar College
Hospital Notes Admissions List Spans Numerous Local Addresses
Admissions include Donovan Granger O'Donnell Apts Mrs Paul Sav Rocky River Mrs Delmont Wakefield N Ridgeville Mrs Francis Eaton 320 E Hrs Blvd Mrs John Finnegan 13 Mar Seilles Mrs Floyd Hamilton 915 East Avenue Mrs Thomas Spanos 42 KE River Street William Spratt T05 1 2 Clark Street James Carlton Gratton Discharges include Mildred Sons Lo raim Mrs George Knipper baby boy 150 Abbe Road Stanley Dansky 327 Longford
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donovan Granger
O'Donnell Apts
Paul Savage
Rocky River
Delmont Wakefield
N. Ridgeville
Francis Eaton
John Finnegan
Marseilles
Floyd Hamilton
East Avenue
Thomas Spanos
KE. River Street
William Spratt
Clark Street
James Carlton
Gratton
Mildred Sons
Loraim
George Knipper
Abbe Road
Stanley Donsky
Longford
Evening Community Club Meeting List in Local Notices
Tonight local groups schedule events at multiple venues including Daughters of Liberty Daughters of Scotia and Northwest Encampment at O F Hall King’s Daughters prayer meeting at Miss Adam Smith home 847 Third Street and various church and club programs with lectures on Genesis education sessions and social activities among committees and hostesses.
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Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Daughters of Scotia
Wurst Hall
Mission Study Club
1St Congregational Church
Northwest
O. F. Hall
Checker Club
Y. M C
First Baptist Church
R. FE. Neighbour
Young People’s Society
Presbyterian Church
Church of Christ
King’s Daughters
MM. E. Church
Emma Dean Anderson Circle Dinner Meeting Opens Plans
Twelve members of Emma Dean Anderson Circle met at United Presbyterian Church for dinner served by Janet Davidson and Charlene Boddy with Nellie Wheatley and Nettie Paton assisting. Constance McClure led the business session planning attendance at a district rally in Cleveland on October 26. Charlotte Harper led the program introducing Mrs G A Brown who spoke on missionary institutions supported by Young Women's Societies. SEWING CLUB HAS ALL DAY SESSION The Sewing Club of Emmanuel Lutheran Aid Society held an all day session at the church, sharing lunch and sewing for the December bazaar with another meeting planned in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R B. Kelley
St. Paul's Church
W. B. Kelley
Eighth Street
K. Roseseman
Qous Holton
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Emma Dean Anderson
Emma Dean Anderson Cirera
United Presbyterian Church
Janet Davidson
Charlene Boddy
Nellie Wheatly
Nettie Paton
Constance McClure
Cleveland
Charlotte Harper
G. A. Brown
Young Women’s Societies
Sewing Club of Emmanuel
Lutheran Aid Society
Sunday School Class Entertained at Dinner
Senior members of Harry Wright's Sunday School Class at the Church of Christ hosted a 6 o'clock dinner at the Wright home on Sunday evening. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Fowler and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cottier and Mrs. Martin Lotzow among others. gifts were presented to the guest of honor and her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Wright
Clase
Church of Christ
Lotand Prentice
Wright
Rey
William. Fowler
Charles Cottier
Beacon Light Class entertains at Mrs Reese home
Beacon Light Class of St. Pauls church enjoyed a tureen supper with about twenty members and five guests at Mrs. Harley Reese on Oberlin road. Prizes in the marbles were won by Mrs. E O Pallas and Mrs Em Manns. The group presented Mrs. Reese (Margaret Schonbacher) a gift, and will meet November 10 at Miss Catherine Hendersons 913 East avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Lotzow
Eleanor Wilson
Wilson
East Avenue
Maxine Poole
Mable Sayles
Anne Roper
Russell Shepherd
Evelyn Wilson
George Haueter
Ruth McGinnis
Anita Poole
Lucille Hand
Mary Fox
Nette Wilson
Adelia Arndt
Martin Lottow
Messrs
George Haneter
Rusell Shepherd
Leland Prentice
George Weller
Joe Weller
Fred Smith
David Wainwright
Beacon Light
St. Paul's Church
Harley Reese
Oberlin Road
E. O. Pallas
Emm2 Manns
Reese
Margaret Schonbacher
Catherine Henderson
Fast Avenue
Betty Clawson
Chestnut Street
Mary Lou Duity
Donna Dickason
Harriet Sommers
Park Avenue
Printed Envelopes Offer Custom Address Printing in Elyria
PRINTED ENVELOPES give distinction to your correspondence and assure safety in the mail. ONE QUARTER THOUSAND 250 high grade commercial size envelopes printed with your name, street and address, delivered prepaid to any point in Northern Ohio on receipt of $1.25. The Brown Company Printers Paper Merchants 217 Lodi Street Elyria Ohio.
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Ohio
Brown Company
Lodi Street
Elyria
Republican Women to Meet For Regular October Session
The Republican Women's Club holds its regular monthly meeting at the Woman's Club on October 18 at 2 30 P M Miss Rose Morality will speak All women interested in the Republican party are invited A marriage license application lists John Bereksazy 21 baker Lorain and Julia Tarkas 18 Lorain Rey Bela Csontos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Women's Club
Woman's Club
Miss Rose Morality
Republican Party
John Bereksazy
Baker
Lorain
Julia Tarkas
Rey
Bela Csontos
Weekend Visits and Football Game At Ohio State Michigan
Local residents plan weekend trips visiting relatives in Columbus to attend the Ohio State Michigan football game. Several travelers and guests are noted in Amherst Lakeview New York Pasadena California Bethany West Virginia and Indianapolis for family visits church convention attendance and meals including the Pettibone Special Sunday Roast Chicken Dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Rose
Columbus
Jennie Stough
Lake Avenue
Anchomase
Amherst
Thomas Paonessa
Louis
E. W. Hotner
Chester Hofner
Emma McCutcheon
William McCutcheon
Lakeview
New York
Messrs. Hofner
Kerr
Pasadena
California
Hush Knapp
Cleveland Road
Katie Lietch
Washington Avenue
Bethany
West Virginia
William C. Fowlex
East Avenue
Local Socials and Visits Across Ohio and Nearby States
Mrs. Charlotte Lewis and others attend the District convention of the Daughters of Union Veterans in Willoughby. Mrs. Altman returns from Blairsville. Mrs. Dyke hosts Mrs. Granger from Toronto. A birth announced for Delmont Wakefield's family in Ridgeville. Mr. Barnes visiting Garford Avenue hosts. Local gatherings include travel to Warren Ohio and Oxford Ohio for visits and events.
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Charlotte Lewis
B. A. Palmer
Cora Knapp
H. R. Wright
R. Holcomb
J. C. Jackson
Straw
D. B. Chase
Nora Abbo
Nelle Straw
Willoughby
Daughters of Union Veterans
J.P. Altman
Blairsville
George Dyke
Cleveland Road
Granger
Toronto
Canada
Delmont Wakefield
Ridgeville
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Baird
Way
James A. Hewitt
I. PD. Faxon Jr
Kart Plocher
H. PD. Biggs
Warren
Ohio
BE. G.jenkins
W. FE. Gollmar
Lake Avenue
Boston
Massachusetts
W. H. Dehm
Mazdalene Gollmaar
Oxwford
Slensortehm
Miami University
Karl JT. Meister
Canton
Dueber
Avenue Methodist
Jane Moody
Hescer Humphrey
Gladys Harrison
Della Lyndes
Columbus
Chester Stolzenburg
Anford
Columb. Street
High School Students Compete for Oberlin Scholarships
Six Elyria High School students and four Ridgeville High School students will join peers from Olio and nearby states tomorrow for Chernv Collerme scholarships tied to High School Day at the college. Hundreds are expected. competing names include Purliis Ann Agate, Dorothy Marie Witt, Phyllis Mary Wheatle, Emily Weir, Edward Bembower, and Frances Fannie Beller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
Ridgeville High School
Olio
Chernv Collerme
Felare
Purliis Ann Agate
Dorothy Marie Witt
Phyllis Mary Wheatle
Emily Weir
Fire extinguished in car during Elyria Fire Prevention Week
Elyria reported its third Fire Prevention Week incident as firefighters responded to a blaze in an automobile owned by Mrs. Lily Hebel parked in a two car garage on Ohio Street. The fire originated from a backer. A new Roller Rink opens Saturday at Rainbow Gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Lily &. Hebel
Ohio Street
Rainbow Gardens
Fire Damage Report Unearths Under-Hood Blaze
A fire from the motor damaged wiring, accessories, and fillings on the hood and cowl of a vehicle, but the blaze remained confined under the hood per the fire department. Nearby, the Little Auk is described as a small neat Polar bird with no display of daring.
Old Fashioned Dance Lat. Eve Oct 15 at Belden
One of the beneficent reasons of the World War has been the reasening of the conceit concerning our high state of civilization. Harley Delamare's Orchestra will play. The event takes place at Belden in the late evening on October 15.
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Belden
Harley Delamare
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Irion
Ed Stang
Edison Highway
Roy Oviatt
Berea
Hlyria
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W. J. Young
Monitor
H.A. Wirsham
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Jennie Gusky
Gertrude Adams
Virginia Southam
Edward Williams
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O. F. Pabner
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J. M. Crandall
Leonard Kuss
C. J. Whitehead
H. W. Merriman
C. K. Manning
Bridge
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Carl Haven
Marry Demos
Furnace Street
Jade Tea Room
Phillips’ Drug Store
L. R. Taylor
E. D. Carter
Princeton Avenue
East Side Guild
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Norah Abbe
William Humphrey
Cornell Avenue
M. J. Burgan
Clyde
Anna Hoard
Laura Barton
Im Bunco
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Bethel Shrine
Reel Shrine
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Sesson
Herman Gannett
Murray Ridge
Janet Cox
Elizabeth Squire
Rowena Caldwell
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2Nd St
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3Rd St
the Johnston Gift Shop
230 Second Street
Cook’s Millinery
Second ST
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Broad Street
Bill Leedale
Roth Tailor Shop
Oberlin
The
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Nikolai Sokoloff
Lily Pons
sSoprano
Robert Goldsand
Detroit
Symphony Orchestra
Desip Gabrilowitsch
Joseph Szigeti
Pjanuary
Josef Hofmann
Lotte Lehmann—Soprano
Gregor Piagorsky
Myra Hess
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Oberlin, Ohio
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Capitol Theatre
Helen Snyder
Lorain County
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Carson’s Millinery
Vestal
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