Local notices and events from Elyria and surrounding area
Community summaries report a two day Ohio librarians session in Toledo and various social notes. Obituary notice notes Mrs. Frank A Smith died after a fall in South Bend Indiana. Social items include church representation, dance listings at Hobb's Hall Oberlin and Town Hall Wellington, and visits by local residents. Also announced are rummage sales by Elyria Sisterhood and Methodist Circle 3, plus travel notes and a birth at Elyria Memorial Hospital.
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Ohio State
Toledo
Ohio
Frank A. Smith
Bi. H. Hogue
South Harriett Street
South Bend
Indiana
Kiwanis Ladies Night at Spring Valley Country Club
Elyria Kiwanis entertained wives and lady friends at Spring Valley Country Club with a three course dinner, decorated dining room, group singing, and a five piece orchestra. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Harland Bros and others amid noisy reception and a talk by A L Garford about Elyria.
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Kiwanis
Spring Valley Country Club
Harland Bros
Jim Armitage
Ed Siebold
George Colburn
Nelson Fitch
Nelsont Fitch
A. L. Garford
Elyria
Elyria Kiwanians
Spring Valley
Walter Vetter
Jimny Armitage
F. W. Lobnes
Every
Local club events and meetings listed for tonight
The article lists district conference in G A R hall, Masquerade by Major Woodworth Camp, YWCA Frilora Club meeting, Bridge Club at Mrs Gruse's Adams street home, St Andrews Altar Guild at 7 50 pm, Smilin Thru Club at Miss Bessie Chamberlain's 258 Fifth street, FPW Ladies Club, Daughters of Scotland at Wurst hall, DeMolay David Nye Chapter meeting in LO O F hall, Spanish War Veterans meet in K of P hall, La Ponte Bridge Club at Miss Mary Gray's East River street home, Girls Friendly Society at St Andrews church, Pilgrim Community church Woman's Association, and a note on day change from Wednesday. Also Suni Club bridge at YWCA, Mrs Paul Weisbrod hosted Methodist Circle One. new members welcomed and circle plans discussed. future meeting November Twenty First. Friendship Club groups met at YWCA studying character parts, World Fellowship, Halloween plans for Gates Home, and next Wednesday evening program at Friendship Club supper. Weathered by numerous names and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
G. A. R. Hall
Woodworth
Frilora Club
Bridge Club
Margaret Gruse
Adams Street
Altar Guild
St. Andrew's
Smilin’ Thru Club
Bessie Chamberlain
Fifth Street
V. FP. W
Daughters of Scotland
Wurst Hall
David Nye
Order of DeMolay
LO. O. F
Spanish War Veterans and Auxiliary
K. of P. Sall
la Ponte
Mary Gray
East River Street
Girls Friendly Society
St Andrew's Church
Woman's Association of Pilgrim Community Church
Suni Club
Paul Weisbrod
East Broad Street
Methodist Circle
Airs. H. B. Stone
Barker
Peter Kolinsky
C. L. Kohler
Russell
J. L. Mathis
W. H. Notley
H. P. Reinbower
Eastern Weights
Boulevard
Friendship Club
Karen Nielsen
World Fellowship
Children of the Gates
Club OF the Little Flower
Thelma Traple
West River Street
Hallowe
American Legion Aux
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Wood
Legion Hall
L Pinhtavleck
Circle No 2 of M FE Chubcr entertained at home
Mrs Fred Underhill was hostess to Circle No 2 of the M E church yesterday noon at 229 Fourth Street. Mrs F H Phelps led devotion by reading Romans chapter 13 and a poem. Ladies Aid Society plans apron sale. A musical program by Mrs C Adams and Mrs S H Strickler followed. Dainty refreshments were served by the hostess and Mrs Gibson. Next meeting place to be announced.
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Fred Underhill
God Buests
Fyre Methodist Church
Firth. Street
F. H. Phelps
Durie
Ladies’ Aid Society
C. Adams
Great Plans Outlined for Coming Year
Miss Warrier Hubbard hosted eleven members of the Business and Professional Woman's Club program committee at Spruce street home. Plans include a monthly social plus a program at each business meeting directed by various committees from educational to election of officers with months and chairs listed. After the business, a social hour and refreshments followed.
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Warrier Hubbard
Business and Professional Woman's Club
Spruce Street
Lizzie Hahn
Susie Drake
Eva L. Mackey
Lauretta Pritchard
Nellie Wilderson
Emma Dill
Harriet Hubbard
Circle Five Has Large Attendance
Thirty eight members attended Circle No Five of the Methodist church gathering at Mrs. Lewis Brown’s Kenyon Court home on Wednesday afternoon. Hostesses were Mrs. Fred Lienseder Mrs. H Blaine and Mrs. W H Terrell. Mrs. Dixon led devotionals and read the twenty third psalm. Three new members Mesdames Siscox Gibbs and Heath joined the fellowship. November meeting will be at Mrs. Dixon’s home.
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Circle No Five
Methodist Church
Lewis Brown
Kenyon Court
Fred Lienseder
H. Blaine
W. H. Terrell
Joseph Dixon
Dison
Kirby
Mesdames Siscox
Gibbs and
Heath
Hosterses
Mrs Harry Thomas Hostess To Episcopal Auxiliary
The Woman's Auxiliary of St Andrew's Episcopal Church enjoyed a Wednesday afternoon gathering at Mrs Kiatry Thomas's Third Street home. Sixteen members shared blouse sewing for Episcopal Hospital in Virginia, Mrs Colburn reported on the Triennial Convention in Washington DC, tea was served, and plans were made to meet next in November at Mrs John Champion's Ninth Street home.
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Mabell Colson
Homer Street
Seattle
Washington
Warren Robinson
East Broad Street
St Andrew's Episconal
Kiatry Thomas
Third Street
Episcopa Hospital
Virginia
Colburn
Washington, D. c
Thomas
John Champion
Ninth Street
North Side Guild
North Side
Rockwood
St. Clair Street
Jevieray
LD Sidhsjas
I Gulf Farms
Luncheon Feature At Circle Meeting Highlights Hallowe'en Decor
Eighteen members of the Citete Circle meet at the Methodist Church for a morning session. Hostesses serve a detailed luncheon in Hallowe'en colors after the business portion, with reports presented and plans made for next month’s fruit drive and Home Missionary Society activities. Several other club notices and hospital notes follow.
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Stes
Hallowe
F. M
Leonard Fisk
Nington
McHe
Local club meetings and nuptial notices reported
The Easter Star and First Baptist Church groups plan Friday meetings at local venues. Block-Steller wedding at St John’s Lutheran Church on Oct 7 with reception for 25. several attendants and family guests noted. Pre-nuptial party for Linda Maynard hosted by Miss Jessie Blanchard with music and linens gifts. St Clair Rebekah Lodge held a regular meeting with membership discussion and dance planning for coming season.
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Nech
Jessie Blanchard
Third Street
Linda Maynard
Julia Jackson
J i Herbert
AL Emmet Adams
Miss McCullough
Second Church Women Plan Nov Meeting and Social
The Woman's Association of the Second Congregational church held a business session and read letters about Fiorio Riva disaster relief. A charitable program and organ solo closed the afternoon, with plans for a November gathering noted.
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Association OF Second Church
Woman's Association of the Second Congregational Church
Fiorio Riva
M C A November Meeting Elects Officers for Year
The November fifteenth M C A meeting focused on officer elections for the coming year. Mrs George Churchward is re elected president with Mrs Geng Taber as vice president and Mrs Ida Barnhart as second vice president. Miss Agnes Feron remains secretary, Mrs Julia Os bore as treasurer, Mrs Mere Bredwine as chaplain, Mrs Louw Bignell as sergeant at arms, and Mrs Louise Goodman as historian. Installation is set for November twenty third with a thr ee n dinner and birthday committee in charge. Mrs Sprague won the evening contest and refreshments followed. Mrs Smith of Detroit visits at her mother Mrs Kirk’s home. Cafeteria supper at 1st M E Church by General Aid Saturday 4 30 to 7 Roast Pork Supper Circle No 2 St Pauls Saturday 4 30 at church.
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Lanny Rowen
Irma Pawel
Raesster
Lodi Street
Hame
Mra
George Churchward
Geng ‘Taber
Ida Barnhart
Agnes Feron
Julia Osborne
Mere
Louise Goodman
Sprague
Vacation Notice From Dr Clauser
Dr E T Clauser announces his office at 202 L C Bk Blig will be closed until November 1 and on and after that date the office will reopen per the former schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Clauser
L. c. Bk. Blig
Also Mentioned on This Page
Elizabeth Court
Pittsburgh
Second Congregational Church
Wisemin
Frank Spencer
DL. M. Upton
M.D. Miller
Elyria Eagles
All Welcome
Hobb's Hall
Oberlin
Town Hall
Wellington
Dimke Hall
Grafton
Jolly 5
Wasserman’s
Elyria Sisterhood
Alaska
Fairbanks
Circle 3
West End
Marland D. Brown
Harry S. Burr
Paul Wainwright
Mrs. Weisbrod
Circle
M. FE
Chubcr
Florida
Knights of St. John
K. of C. Hall
Ed Triesky
Stanley Keyes
N. Resar
Mike Brennan
T. J. Donavan
Pedro
Circle Five
Harry Thomas
Episcopal
Chrysas
A. W
Harry Peters
Hamilton Street
Mrs
John Brooks
Elvira Country
Progres
Wiliant Graves Sharp
Fawcett
Alta Reefy
Mrs. F. Hamilton
RV Las
Buckere Buare Club
Fawn Hamilton
Case Road
Paul Hubbell
Hugh Thomas
Rovert Henry
Llub
William King
Relub
M.A. Jenkins
Sous Lorain
Gloria Tane West
Oloria Jane West
Agnes West
Middle Avenue
Donald Gow
Lorain
Fred Beaser
Lavenue
Ames
Vta
Frank Pierce
Pat Sanders
George Nichols
Bickle
Clyde Beaver
Prierin
Partnee
Harold Lane
East Ninth Street
Clarenes Rowland
Stanford Avenue
Lois Gibbart
Ashfind
Weward Wo- Ran
Middle Ave. Nue
Charles Damyin
Olive Atroot
Masonie Temple
Schodl
First Baptist Eharc
Priday
Qvinder
Porter
ST. John's Lutheran Church
Mise
Dorothy Block
Anna Block
Bath
Alvin Steller
S.A. Steller
St Joan's Lutheran Church
Reverold Hirkner
Miss Bleck
Walter
Miog Wilfred Scatter
Pearl Reed
Block
ST. Clair Rebekahs
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
Happy GO Lucky Club
Ars
Walter Rule
Dennison
En O'Vinck
Eught Ogi
Pune
Hid
Florence Kolb
Estaes Ievrien
Helen Schultz
Hallowe'en
Mei. Daha Sebuits
Aoa Strest
Mrs. Smith
Detroit
Mrs. Kirk
M. EF. Shureh
Cieneral Aid
St. Pauls
Ehureh
Dream House
Art Hickman
Victor
Fox
Aqt Hickkan
Baby Dolleyou
Town
Dessa Crawrom
Song of the Bez
Jack
Cook’s Millinery East
Gertrude
Beauty Shop
West Ave
Kenyon
The
O’donnell Wall Paper & Paint Co
W. W. Busick
Broad St
Carson
Masonic Temple
Postoffice
Max Horwitz
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