Lorain County Epworth League elects officers at Wellington rally
In Wellington Methodist church last evening a large Epworth League turnout heard a varied program of music and magic. Leonard Fowls of Elyria was reelected president. new officers include Margaret Minch Elyria first vice president, Frances Miller LaGrange second vice president, Gerald Van Buren Amherst third vice president, Roy Grace Ob secretary, Beanor Robson LaPorte treasurer, Margaret Turner Wellington Lakeside secretary, Lillian Bnyder Rochester reporter, with Roy Jenson Gratton and Rev Paul Brown Columbia as advisors. Rev L J Quade installed officers and a bas ement reception followed with Hallowe'en decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Fowls
Elyria
Margaret Minch
Frances Miller
LaGrange
Gerald van Buren
Amherst
Roy Grace
Euge Hubbard
Avor
Bfeanor Robson
LaPorte
Margaret Turner
Wellington
Lakeside
Lillian Bnyder
Rochester
Roy Jenson
Gratton
Paul Brown
Columbia
L. J. Quade
Wellington Leaguers
Hallowe’en
Halloween Co-Ed Dance Planned by H G S Club
The H G S Club met at Miss Dorothy Toria's home on Samuel Street to plan a Halloween Co-Ed Dance for October 31. Officers were chosen to arrange details, prizes awarded to Miss Rosena Padler and Mrs Louis Raid, and future meetings set for November 14 at Miss Marty Cox's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. S. Club
Dorothy T
Louis Raidl
Hallowe'en
Willis
Marty Cox
Rummage Bake Sale and Club Opening Notices
Special notice announces a rummage bake sale Saturday by St. John’s Aid and a new Gay Parcel Night Club opening tonight. Eagles and families urged to attend with friends. lunch and refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haserodi
Reyewelrr
St. John’s Aid
Eagles
Halloween Party Planned By Woodworth Camp Auxiliary
The Woodworth Camp Auxiliary invites guests to a Halloween event at 339 Street on Thursday hosted by Mrs. Pope with help from Mrs. McRoberts and Mrs. Kothe. A Fall Festival is planned for December first, and educational talks and musical entertainments were noted at a recent meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodworth Camp
Mery
Pr la Pope
Stree
Osiaver
Hallowe'en Dar
B. J. Mc Roberts
D. C. Kothe
T. J. Jek
McRoberts
Halloween Events Dot Lorain County Church Groups
Local church and club calendars list Hallowe en parties and meetings across Lorain County. The C E Society of Church of Christ hosts a youth party at the church with evening instructions, while other groups meet at schools, homes and restaurants for dinners, card parties and masquerades. Highlights include the Edison PTA masquerade, Woman’s Association programs, and several literary and social gatherings with guest speakers and planned fundraisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Society of Church of Christ
Hev
Wit T. Fester
Church of Christ
Harvard Avenue
Lorain County Lutheran Men's
St. John’s School
Lettie Finch Webber
E. W. Rowland
Clark Street
J. Agnes P. T. A
Recent Bride Honored At Cleveland Street Home
Blue silver and white decor set the scene as Mrs Royal Dobbins hosted a gathering for Mrs George Bruce of Amherst who wed March 5 in St Peters burg Florida. Four banco tables played as Miss Margaret Nosk led with high score and gifts flowed from guests in Elyria Amherst and Aron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Dobbins
Cleveland Street
George Bruce
Amherst
St. Petersburg
Florida
Bruce
Carolyn Guild
Margaret Nowsk
Harold Bassett
Afiss
Annetta Meike
Ethiopia Is Subject ed Problems and Wardescribed Regions
A garbled report covers Ethiopia’s geographic layout from Red Sea coasts to the Sahel and Sudan, outlining lowlands and high plateaus, with mentions of neighboring French British and Australian interests and a descriptive topography.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C. A
Ethiopia
Heve
Teader
Mdire
Pierelr
Eritrea
French
Brland
Red Sea
Sudan
History of ships present superb vessels at home exhibit
Reading from a 27 page document, Heidti Loon presented by M Braman opened the exhibit at Fourth A Lory Grobezinzing. George Worthington hosted the event with reads from Time and the SSiGgeT. The gathering occurred on Thursday October BGT at the home on Street, with first payments noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ature
Heidti Loon Wes
M. Braman
George Worthington
Local Licenses Listed Appear in Fragmentary Record
Partial OCR shows names Licenses ey Katherine E Sehreider Lorain Joseph Bianay Lorain nan Matida Esser Lo fragmentary listing of license holders with unclear places and spellings, suggesting a public records notice or licensing notice snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Esehreider
Lorain Sens
Joseph Bianay
Lorain
Nan
Matida Esser
Local society notes from Elyria and nearby towns
Mr and Mrs Charles Niederhauser of Cleveland attended a Playsmakers production in Elyria last night, accompanied home by Mrs Robert Sandrock who will be their guest in Cleveland. Numerous residents travel to Pennsylvan ia for family and funeral events. Reverend Harold Sayles spoke at a centennial service in Mansfield, and Bishop Heister spoke at a Harrison event. Ed Bott and family moved to Grand Rapids Michigan after two weeks with local relatives. Several births, visits, and travel details thread through Elyria, Lorain and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dad Williams
Literary Club
Broad Street
Henry Ingersoll, Jr
England
Mabel Marsh
Linga Cuvier
Charigne Brooks
George Brownell
Lacrams
Robert Madéux
Cincinnati
Peer Nielsen
Lorain
Charles Niederhauser
Cleveland
Robert Sandrock
Ward
Pennervania
Yorss
Bradford
George Jones
Jona A. Olenstead
Qberia
Smith
Ferria
Hines
Letdotia
E. Barton
Sereath
Sarah Bickers
E. B. Redhead
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Country Club
Heeier
St. Ais Church
Seaker
Marrison
Siere
Bedford
Rio
Elyre
Michigan
J. Foreman
Joseph Lofins
Marie Sevenske
Second Street
Charles
Spruce Street
Siska Memorial Hospital
Walker Saunders
Litcon Park
Harris
Mary Bechtel
Evie
Pennsylvania
Elyria
Vicin
Arthur Brown
Sandusky
Ohio
Joan Burrows
Circle 6 at First Methodist Chooses Fake Date Meeting
The article notes Circle 6 of First Methodist Church set a fake date for their meeting on the third Thursday of the month. Hostess Mrs. Adam Heimbach of Fourth Street and conductor Mrs. C. Mt Ackerman led a session about Christ in the Old Testament. Fifteen ladies attended with Mrs. Fred Underhill assisting. Grace Kingston Hills presented two chapters of Be d Matched Pear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle 6
First Methodist Church
Adam Heimbach
Fourth Street
C. Mt Ackerman
Christ
Grace Kingston Hills
J. L. Mat
Heimbarh
Fred Underhill
B. i
Turner's new club rooms host first regular fraternal dance
The Genua fraternity plans its first regular meeting in the Turner building club rooms. Final plans are set for a November 2 piano dance at Ridgedale Villa with Bud Worthington and his Lads providing music. Like past nine years, this is a closed event for members and their friends, with another gathering scheduled next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genua Fraternity
Turner Building
Ridgedale Villa
Bud Worthington
Cind
Four New Members Join Methodist Circle No 2
Four new members joined Circle No 2 of the Methodist church yesterday at Mrs. Henry’s LaPorts home for a tureen luncheon. Leader Mrs Oscar Dunn opened with twenty eight members and six guests. four guests joined the circle. Devotions were led by Mrs C B Simkins, with Mrs Chaban speaking as general aid society president. A surprise hostess pass and gifts followed a birthday greet, and plans for the next meeting at Mrs O’Mailer’s Princeton avenue were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Ch
Tireen
Ja ¥ Hance
East Avenue
C. A. Marin
Bouieverd
Methodist Church
Henry of
LaPorts
Mesdames Stentz, Snyder and Cunningham
Oscar Dunn
Suests
J. D. Severs
Sadie Brown
Clarence Ziemke
Terry
Miembere
C. B Simkins
Chabansoft
General Aid Society
H. H. Grege
Lady Moon
Women's Union of State church meets with service and report
The Women's Union of Staute met at St Pauls church with a song service led by Mrs Claude Bigfield and devotions by Mrs Max Lyndon. Mrs Park Hobill reported on men in the week and Mrs John Jehie led the business meeting with a solo by Mrs Ker. Circle No 5 provided refreshments and the next meeting on November 21 will be a birthday tureen luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Union of
S Taute
Claude Bigfield
Max Lyndon
Park Hobill
St Paul's Church
John Jehie
Ker
Wigfield
Circle No. 5
Circle No 1 Methodist circle meeting at October session
Hostess Mrs Mason Smith of Gates Avenue entertained sixteen members and one guest as Circle No 1 of the Methodist church held its October meeting. President Mrs T C Whitmore led the business session and committee appointments were made. An rummage sale date was set. Refreshments were served by Mrs H W Huston and Mrs George Buss. Elva Auxiliary of American Legion invites attenders to Columbus reception for department president Wilbur DeWeese at the Governor's Mansion on Saturday October 29 at 8 20 pm with local auxiliaries planning to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Associent
Second Congregational Church
B Brown
Oberlin
Me Association of Congregational Churches
A. Phipps
Dsrader
Cora Bemis
W. A
Walker Dyke
East Side Guild
Andrew's
J. E. Betteridge
Ralph Ozborg
Mason Smith
Gates Avenue
Circle No 1
Methodist Church
T. C. Whitmore
Warren Fowls
H. W. Huston
George Buss
K. Hoppes
Ath Sirest
Melton
Elrma Auxiliary
Americansion
Franklin County
Cana
American Legion
Department of Ohio
Columbus
M Wilbur DeWeese
Governor's Mansion
Mrs Knight Hosts Party for J W Knight and Thomas Mitchell Sr
Mrs Knight entertained at 204 Long Way avenue Thursday in honor of J W Knight of that address and Thomas Mitchell Sr. Guests included Mrs T Mitchell Sr Mrs J Henderson Mrs Edwards Mrs Earnhardt Mrs Fred Sparks and Miss Jessie Henderson. Concentration was the main game with high score winning a prize for the guest of honor. Mrs Henderson received consolation. Mrs Mitchell Jr was showered with gifts and refreshments were later served at small tables.
Elyria Club Meeting Rescheduled for October 28
The American Here and Child Welfare department of the Elyria Women's Club announces a rescheduled meeting. It will be held at The Gables at 2 30 Monday afternoon with a luncheon served at 12 60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendas Colonial Club
MillLere
the Gables
Elyria Women's Club
Hospital admissions and discharges list names and addresses
Hospital admissions include George Karkeille R D No 1 Elmer Hell Cleveland Mrs Charles Fisker 1861 Spruce St Mrs Sam Morta Graf ton and discharges list Mrs Russell Yertey baby boy 229 1-2 Fourth St Mrs Carl Herrmann baby boy 405 Gulf Road Mrs Elbert Adams RD No 1 Gladys Wein broer Oderiin
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Karkeille
R. D
Elmer Hell
Cleveland
Charles Fisker
Spruce St
Sam Morta
Grafton
Russell Yeartey
Fourth St
Carl Herrmann
Gulf Road
Elbert Adams
Gladys Weinbroer
Oderiin
Miss Fowl Bride-to-Be Honored at Lorain Party
Last evening Miss Mir iam Fowl of Lorain will wed Harvey Curtis at high noon tomorrow. Miss Maxine Haist hosted at 1051 Obertin avenue with guests playing bridge. Mrs Hortense Curtis won high score, Ezhel Thompson placed second. Bhioe Mrs. Cari Dramm was consoled. Fall colors themed luncheon arrangements featured miniature paraacts with cand. Friends gifted a chair for the couple’s new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Haist
Obertin Avenue
Lorain
Miriam Fowl
Harvey Curtis
Hortense Curtis
Ezhel Thompson
Bhioe
Cari Dramm
Kitchen Shower rant and Fall Festival plans
The executive board met at president Mrs Cyril Breck neck's home on Lorgfellow Avenue. Allen P. Kk were opened for service. Plans were completed for the Fall Festival on November 15 at the school. A dessert bridge is set for October 23. Refreshments were served and the meeting adjourned. Next rehearsal meeting November 1 at 2:00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rant Teacher Association Executive Board
Cyril Breck
Lorgfellow Avenue
Allen P
Peace Program At Methos¢ Church Session
Mrs J G Upp led the business session of the Methos¢ church gathering yesterday afternoon with Mrs Shook delivering the devotional on Peace. Final plans were made for a Trimmage sale. Katherine and Eleanor Highgate performed piano solos as refreshments were served by Mrs Marjorie Highists and Mrs R C Maston. Event noted to occur November 21 at Mrs Clarence Beazeil’s Fourth street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Shook
J. G. Upp
Shook
Katherine
Eleanor Highgate
Marjorie Highists
R. C. Maston
Clarence Beazeil
Fourth Street
Monthly Bible class meet for United Presbyterian church
The United Presbyterian class voted to switch from quarterly to monthly meetings. Mrs. A. E. Schulze presided at her Cambridge Court home with a Bible contest, tea, and refreshments by Mrs. F. A. Law and Mrs. Laird. St John’s Lutheran Ladies Aid held a quarterly missionary meeting with about forty ladies. Rev. Armin Schroeder led Africa missions discussion. hostesses were Mrs Alfred Buchholz and Mrs August Novak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Church
Hes
A. E. Schulze
Hess
Cambridge Court
F. A. Law
St. John’s
Lutheran Ladies Aid
Armin Schroeder
Africa
Alfred Bucholx
Novak
Pivot Card Party Prizes At Legion Auxiliary Home
Prizes were awarded at eleven tables during the card party hosted by past officers of the American Legion Auxiliary at the Home yesterday afternoon. Hostesses included Mrs. Fred Hadaway, Mrs. Lena Taber, Mrs. Paul Collins, Mrs. Wires Jasper, Mrs. Foster Birlam, Mrs. Joseph Streicker, and Mrs. W. C. Lackard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Fred Hadaway
Lena Taber
Paul Collins
Wires Jasper
Foster Birlam
Joseph Streicker
W. C. Lackard
Dietitian Miss Evelyn Head Addresses Grace Lutheran Ladies Aid
Dietitian at Elyria Memorial Hospital Miss Evelyn Head spoke to the Ladies Aid Society of Grace Lutheran Church yesterday afternoon in the church parlors. She discussed dietetics and foods for the healthy and the sick. Hostesses Mrs Arthur Ehikxe Mrs Albert Hhlke Mrs A Fosselius and Mire Owen Bannon served refreshments at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Head
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Ladies Aid Society
Grace Lutheran Church
Arthur Ehikxe
Albert Hhlke
A. Fosselius and
Mire
Owen Bannon
Honor for Mrs Jessie Whitby Beard at Ohio Public Service
Associates of Mrs Jessie Whitby Beard at Ohio Public Service gathered at the Green Lantern for an evening in her honor. A six o'clock dinner was served in a private room and the group presented a gift to Mrs Beard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Whitby Beard
Ohio Public Service Company
Green Lantern
Installation Plans For Daughters Of Scotland Meeting
The group held a regular session to finalize plans for the closed installation of officers on November seventh. Officers were elected at the first meeting, a social hour followed, and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Scotland
Rummage Sale Saturday in Oct at 245 Second St
The Women's Welsh Club will host a rummage sale on Saturday October 19 at 245 Second Street. Proceeds support club activities and community programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second St
Welsh Club
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Leonard Fouls
County Epworth League
Birkline’s
Bie
Supt
Maston
Coor
Boor
Ann McClellan
Sarah House
R. C. Mastin
National Educaten
Hi Hatters Elect
Bert DeBray
Devon Courts
Fternoon
Oliver Miller
Roper
Rize
Goiber
Norman Kaiser
Harwood St
Lodge
Burton Onie— Macher
Ray Vestal
Grand Lodge F. & A. M
Frank
Ignrion Zital
P.M. Deane Burne
Ivinen Ledge
Waa
Edith Mae
Edith Mae Hat Shoppe
HyGrade Dry Cleaners
Middle Avenue
Edison P. T. A
Fam Zhotta Fase
Lucille Neha
Broagecreer
Professional Women’s Club
Elas Restaureant
Helen
Excelsior Club
Fice
Clemen
Mectine Association of
Puilchurch
O. A. Lysaght
Sant Hill Academy Tex
Mary MN
Fr.e. Ge
Middle Ave
Depurr Sawyer
Cleve
Iast
Nelle Rerneis
Lorsia
David J. Nee
Order of Weoley
O. GQ
F. Ball
Dad” Beebe
Gize History of Ships
Cindy
Wildercraft
D. L. Wilder
Central Book Store
Auxiary No. 11
Canton Loraig
Mery Fiedler
Graybrock
Intie Matham
Allec
Fredier
E.W.U
Mrs. Knight
Holland
Darwin
Bill Struck
A. Bursley
Fourth St. Ph
Middle and East Avenues
Dietitian
Baldwins
F. A. Denman
Pleasant St
Wakeman
Crequigno! Ware
Marcal
Ruth
Lake Are
Cascade
The
Zevellers
Frederic
Marcel
Elyria Sar. & Trust
Marcel Permanents
Brookhouser
Avenue
Elysium Soda Grille and Restaurant
Broad St
East Ave
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