Congregational Church Conference in Wellin National Church
Congregational churches hold a midweek conference at Wellin National church with Rev. Charles Wiman moderating and Rev. F. B. Eastman as scribe. Morning session 9, afternoon 1 30, dinner at noon, supper program with Dan Bradley and missionary Mrs. Aaron Downs. Attending local churches include South Amherst and Brownhelm. Masters family also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellin
Charles Wiman
Elyria
F. EB. J Eastman
R. B. Whitehead
Dan Bradley
C.esland
Aaron Downs
Ronten
Japan
South Amherst
Brownhelm
Community clubs plan Halloween events and socials
Local clubs from Ta-Wa-Bi to Mugwumps and Odtaa meet at homes and YWCA for Halloween party planning, supper meetings, and social events. Members, including Blanche Burkett and Miss Louise Wernert, attend hostesses’ gatherings with prizes, Bunco, and a masque party slated for October 29.
Elyria Club Meetings Open With Talks On Arts And Savings
Gerald Rice will speak at the Elyria Woman's Club Child Welfare Department on Friday about The Child and the Influence of the Fine Arts. Mrs. Robert Moore will sing. Ridgeville PTA meets with H. H. Nye speaking on Children Their Savings Account. DeMolays plan Lorain theatre party. R. L. Ellis/YMCA for reservations. Ladies' Aid Society meets at St John’s Lutheran. Bridge luncheon by American Home Dept postponed. Home Service Dept of Ohio Public Service elects officers. new members welcome. program outlined for winter. bridge party honors Jessie Whitby and Doris Henson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Rice
Elyria Woman's Club
Rice
Loyal Temperance Work
Children of
Ohio
London
Robert Moore
Ridgeville
Parent-Teacher Association
H. H. Nye
A. C. Kraeft
Anna Wildenheim
American Home Department
Elyria Woman’s Club
Home Service
Department
Harland Brown
Agnes Kater
Home Service Department
Onin Public Service Company
Paul Warmee
Thelma Heller
Mary Osborn
Brownhero
Edn
White
Fred Wills
Vermilion
Maretta Avery
Alvin Kolbe
Nadine
Robert
Henry Brill
Brownhelm
Edward Allen Grill
Tins Me Dahan
Midland
Eiffe Paton
Elyria
Lorain
Kenneth Ambler
Herbert Lipster
Cleveland
Chas. Holmes
Emily Leindes
Tenny Ave
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
South Amherst Methodist Church
John Wagner
Phillip Euler
Fred Pries
Paul Dreschler
Park Straw
Foster Park
St. Paul's Lutheran Sunday School
Vern Hoffman
John Fiser
A. K. Jenne
Mite Society
The
Methodist Church
K. of P. Hall
Henry Platts
Church
H. Platts
Pansy Harris
Lorain County
Newell Hotel
South Amherst
Miss Dunham to Wed Balock of Pittsburgh Ohio
Miss Frances Dunham will wed Albert Balock of Pittsburgh Pa on October twenty fifth after a party hosted by Miss Marcella Barr and Mrs W S Myers on Bell Avenue. Guests enjoyed pink and white fall flowers, games with Cupid's mail and a luncheon, while Dunham received canned goods as gifts. The issue also notes lodge activities with Canton Lorain and Auxiliaries, an oyster supper, and a Fidelis class officer election at First Baptist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Lucas
Aren Nielsen
Jennie Turnbull
Edythe Harris
Mary Ingersoll
Maybelle Burner
Claire Parson
Dorothy Banker
Thelma Streicher
Marcella Barr
W.S. Myers
Che Fr Penue
Bell Avenue
Frances Dunham
Albert Balock
Pittsburgh
Reach Buest
Miss Dunham
Bunco
Josephine Kole
Gertrude Boylan
Lila Hackney
Cupid
Canton Lerain
Canton
Cuyahoga
Superior Avenue
East 123Rd Street
Cleveland
Canton Lorain
F. A. Yost
Marselles Avenue
Linda May Blanchard
T. Hartman
Business and Prof Woman's Club Reviews Reading Courses
The Elyria based Business and Professional Woman's Club met at the Elyria Hotel with twelve members present and planned a yearlong program. An invitation to attend Cleveland club dinner honoring Miss Anna Stare was extended for October 21 at Hotel Statler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Woman's Club
Elyria Hotel
Crystal
Cleveland Business and Professional Woman's Club
Hotel Statler
Anna Stare
Harriet Hubbard
Charlotte Brooks
Elyriabrary
Jade Tea Room
Vincent PTA meeting and local social notices across Elyria and Cleveland
The Vincent Parent-Teacher Association met last evening in the school building with good attendance. Plans were made for a Halloween party October thirty first and a magician on November fourteenth. A compliment dinner honored Miss Linda May Blanchard with prizes and gifts. Various local social events and club meetings are listed, including sewing society gatherings and church activities, with hospital admissions noted for Harold Engle Oletha Eldred and Charles Salsbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent
Donald Eschtruth
Pythian Sisters Sewing Society
Lydia Jaistien
Fourteenth Street
Monay
Elas
Melton
Carrie Faulhaber
Princeton Avenue
Young Men's Club Halloween Party Plans Amid Supper Meeting
The Young Men's club gathered at the M. C. A. for supper with about thirty five members present. President Arthur Tite led the meeting as plans were outlined for a Halloween event to be finalized later. Rev W C Fowler spoke on the Canadian Liquor Control System comparing pre and post arrangements and government liquor control. Oberlin and Lorain Lodges may attend next week's meeting. A wedding shower for Miss Louise Smith, with bride-to-be Richard H Walsh, featured bridge, prizes, and a Halloween themed room. The Kiwanis quartet arrived to sing, adding a festive note to the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Burkett
T. C
Lake
Catherine Wernert
Myrtle Struck
Bunco
Louise Wernert
Myrtle
Struck
Kenyon Avenue
Bernice Barr
Eighth Street
Fourth Street
Milfred Morgan
Park Avenue
Arthur Tite
W. c. Fowler
Church of Christ
Canada
Chevaler Lodge
Oberlin
Lorain
Eugene St. Marie
Niath Street
Louise Smith
Richard H. Walsh
Bridge
Moss Helton Townsend
Legrand Kindig
Cleveland
Arthur Schaber
Kiwanis
Local Personal News Highlights From Several Cities
Mrs. Sadie Worden travels to Johns town and Connellsville as relatives visited. Mrs. M A Friday Ohio stays with G A Friday family. Ella Chlhorn returns home after Louisville visit. Numerous locals visit Pittsburgh Cleveland and Detroit. conventions and family visits noted. others plan moves to Toledo and Warren this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Worden
East Seventh Street
Johnstown
Connemaugh
Pennsylvania
M. A. Friday
Vermilion
Ohio
G. A
Ella Chlhorn
West Street
Louisville
Kentucky
M. B. Bishop
Betty
Elizabeth Court
Pittsburgh
T. W. Higham
Fast River Street
George Fortune
Fields
Lafayette
Indiana
Robert Bainbridge
George Fortune Jr
Donald Rawson
Purdue University
Henry Benton
Detroit
Michigan
W. R. Blaymey
Wooster
Annie Sinclair
Wheeline
West Virginia
G. H. Box
Ralpy Boughton
Lakewood
Eugene Boughton
Shaker Heights
Edith Boughton
Earcourt
Robert Mills
Cleveland
LeGrand Kinding
Elyria
Robert Clark
Sioux City
Iowa
Omaha
Nebraska
Thomas L. McKnight
Jimmy
William L. Hunter
Hillsdale Court
J. W. Smith
East Broad Street
Niagara Falls
A. C. Jontyn
Grace Court
O. E Barton
Warren
Elizabeth Cannon
Robert Lersch
Canada
Oscar Burch
Park Place
Toledo
Dancing at the Elyria Eagles Friday Nights
Dancing at the Elyria Eagles every Friday night at Welcome 506, a couple. Rummage sale by Circle 3 of Methodist church at West End Market Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Eagles
Circle 3
Methodist Church
West End
DeFrance Family Visit Spans Grove City to Bridgeport
George DeFrance and Miss Mary DeFrance of Grove City Pennsylvania visit relatives in Eastern Heights Boulevard and Ninth Street. Mrs H G Wilford returns from Bridgeport Ohio with her son Milo and Bernard Wixeboxe of Cleveland after a weekend trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George DeFrance
Mary DeFrance
Grove City
Pennsylvania
Lawrence
Eastern Heights Boulevard
H. G. Wilford
Ninth Street
Dorothy Wilford
Priste
Bridgeport
Ohio
Wilford
Milo
Bernard Wixeboxe
Cleveland
Amherst Society Events and Community Notices
Amherst society items report church activities in Brownhelm and South Amherst. plans for bank offering service, Halloween party, and reorganizing meetings. Local dinners, baptisms, and Sunday school events noted along with civic rallies, club meetings, and social visits in Lorain and Elyria areas.
Republican mass meet at Thompson's Hall Oct 17
Republicans hold a mass meeting Wednesday at 8 p m in Thompson's Hall on Oberlin Road Elyria Ohio Speakers include Judge Alexander Martin of Cleveland and Attorney Don Myers Music by a Ladies quartet refreshments served all are welcome
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson’s Hall
Oberlin Road
Elyria
Alexander Martin
Cleveland
Don Myers
Elyria Guests Visit Harris and Ludwit Families
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harris Elyrie were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ludwit and family from Elyria. Mr. and Mrs. O J Brown of Elyria were Sunday evening suppers of Mr and Mrs Joseph Heathcote South Amherst and Mrs F O Fleming. Spent Monday in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Harris
Elyrie
Walter Ludwit
Elyria
John Kundwik
Spring Street
O. J. Brown
Joseph Heathcote
South Amherst
F. O. Fleming
First American Paris Theatre To Open Doors
The First American theatre in Paris will debut in the Montparnasse quarter for the 1928 29 session with a small 300 seat venue promising notable American and English productions. Baron Henri de Rothschild opens Theater Pigalle near Trinity Church seating 800 with modern stage tech. A small operetta house named Theater Joubert will occupy Street Joubert as two more Champs Elysees playhouses are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Montparnasse
Baron
Henri de Rothschild
Trinity Church
Pigalle
Democrats Open Headquarters at Elvira Block Room 315
Democratic committee announces open headquarters in Elvira Block Room 315 inviting neighbors and supporters to visit or call for information. All are welcome to engage with party organizers and learn about upcoming activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrat
Elvrra
Dem
French daughter wins support from father through Seine Tribunal
Germaine Cahen d Anne, 32, daughter of Count Hubert Cahen d Anne, left home to work in a factory and later became ill, losing work. She sought an allowance from her father. the Seine Tribunal ruled in her favor, despite the Count's protests of parental control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Germaine Cahen
Hubert Cahen
Anne
Seine
Dance at Cascade Pavilion Oct 16 at 50c couple
Community dance listing announces an event at Cascade Pavilion on Tuesday October 16 with a 50 cent per couple cover charge. An extra lady is welcome. All attendees invited to join for an evening of dancing and social dancing.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Henry Ford
Hoover
Elyaeen
Mise Myrtle Hadawzy
Homer Gar
Eastern Heights
Elyria Lodge
Etep John’s
Young Porple's “Society
Ohio State ‘Graduate Nurses Association
Euclid Avenue
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Turner Block
Willing Workers of
Yeo
Federation of the
Sarlisse Grange
Grange
Mooseheart Leam
Woman's Bible
Sacond Congregational Church
Hallowe’ En
Aura
Chester Hartle
Lake Arecg
Presbyterian
United In Presbyterian Church
Robert Sherrard
Ruth Lautenschleger
County Christian Endeavor
Loraine
Congregational Guild
Charles Markim
Charles Seton
Zeeepers
Frank Schriver
Sux
Fidelis
First Baptist Church
East Avenue
Hss
Ruth Taylor
Lois Ketcham
Elaine Poor
Lucy Roberts
Donna Walker
Lilien Palmer
Knights of St. John
K. of C
Pedro
Ava I
Carl Mason
David Hail
Margaret Gene Eastman
Mildred Terrell
Theodore Myers
Pay
Hotchkiss
Ruth Heidman
Herbert Parkins
Vira Cousino
Donald Terry
Sons OF Veterans Auxiliary
Sons of Veterans Auxiary
G. 2
BR. Hall
District m
Sons of Veterans
Pythian Sisters Senior Future Bazaar
K. E
Church OF Christ the Christian Endeavor Society
Thelma Parmely
Harold Engle
West Avenue
Oletha Eldred
Ellsworthville
Charles Salsbury
Wurstcourt
Henry Stolzenburg
Park Mus
Zoll Czinkota
West River Street
Chevalier Lodge
Amherst
Florida
K. of
JC. Hall
Tex
Dept
Baltimore
Charis
Elyria Jane M. Hall
Ada M. Wise
Helen Ulmschneider
Mildred Breaudigen
Margaret Jackson
Jane B. Wise
Ph. Ely
Margaret Hinderer
Nellie B. Stewart
Louise Whyte
Amy Eckert
Oberlin Dora ©. Bedford
Dorothy Delfield
Grafton
Lola Barnes
Birmingham
Clara Spyder
Charis of
R. L. Taylor
6Th St
Cook’s Millinery
East Ave
Chas
West River St
W. W. Busick
Broad &T
Thompson & Brookhouser
Middle Ave
Sweet Shoppe
Court Street
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