Taft Dinner Honors Mrs Eskin on Her Birthday
A Sumner Whitcomb home event celebrated Mrs Eskin's seventy fourth birthday with family and friends including Miss Anna Taft and Mrs Celia Eskin. Luncheon followed as grand daughter Ina Taft played Old Zip Coon and gifts and flowers were exchanged. A Halloween party by Sunshine Club at H Attin Company drew about 125 attendees with costumes prizes and a varied program. Daughters of Scotia meeting at the K P hall elected officers for the coming year. Next meeting November second when officers will be instated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Stess
Sarah Elkins
Sumner
Frank Eskin
Anna Taft Lakewood
Celia Eskin
Ughter Betty
Thomas Or. HI
Henry Shrimshaw
Earl Playard
North Olmsted
Ais
Tella Eskin
Luman Jaick
Elyria
Andrew Nkins
Melvin Jenkins
Dover
Willis Prechtel
Sunshine Club
H. Attin
Eltre
Redestra Pit
Astume
Bessie Clement
Edward Brown
Nellie Mitkowski
C. RK. Bishop
Flora Muffler
Corrine Crandall
Lance
W. H. Patton, Jr
Patton
Doris MacBeth
Frances Dunham
Albert Balock
Elizabeth Paaies
Carl Meyer
Daughters of Scotia
K. of P. Hall
Ong
Georgina Denger
Anna Blakesies
Jeanette Innes
Isabella Hexgergon
Anna McKelvey
Mary Penman
Jessie Burns
Agnes Goodell
Achard Byrd
C. A. Little
Peter Day
Charles Port
Dames
Comman-Byrd
Pert
Fas Club
L. P. Me
Broad Street
First Baptist Church
W. C. Porter
Oberlin Road
F. O. Wilford
Lucille Hinman
Peter
Wilford
A. ©. Halas
West Avenue
Good Will Bible
Good Will Bible Class
J. H. Murbach
East Avenue
H.K. Cochrane
HM. Miller
Sunt Club
Federation
Mary Brown
Allie Benjamen
H. K. King
Wilson
L. B. Fauver
A. R
Washington Avenue
Daughters of the American Revolution
Oberlin and
Lorain
Beacon Lights
Beacon Light Girls
St. Paul’s' Church
Marie Loeffler
Eleanor Berge
Maria Pallas
Alice Heginbotham
Ruth Pallas
Sunmcchine
Viola Rosenthal
Bunco
Eve G
Helen Phiel
Alice Fleginbotham
Eleanor Berges
Schramm Road
Fire in House Damages Refrigerator. Loss About 300
Firemen believe Alice started a blaze while home alone with the maid upstairs. The main damage was to a built-in electric refrigerator. Fire Chief Bates estimates the loss at roughly $300. The report notes southern river pest water higa cleth, once a nuisance, has commercial potential as a chemical and alcohol producer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Alice
Bates
Seventeenth Birthday Party and Club Notices
Miss Margaret Anthony hosted sixteen friends for her seventeenth birthday with banco and games. Prizes went to John Wirsham and Louise Pallas. consolation to Frances Meo and Russell Vincent. A luncheon followed and gifts were exchanged. Other items cover church group meetings, Girl Reserves activities, a Good Will Bible class gathering, Sunt Club bridge, DAR event plans, Elyria OES notes, and First Methodist Church notes with upcoming sermons and musical offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Anthony
Community clubs and church activities gather in city
Monday Fellowship Club meets at the Y and several groups, including A N A Q, Chavalier Lodge, and the Social committee, hold meetings or events at various local venues. The Beacon Light Girls elect officers, plan future gatherings, and honor Miss Linda May Blanchard at a Park Place party. The Junior Mission Band, Dorcas Society, Epworth League, and other groups host sessions, birthdays, sewing, and needlework events, with concerts and talks announced.
Meetings and club notices from Elyria area
Knights of Pythias and Chevalier Lodge 316 plan October 22 meeting to welcome Oberlin degree team. Ladies Auxiliary groups from Elyria Lorain Ridgeville and Avon meet Sunday at Ridsoale. Business and Professional Women host Halloween party at Kyita Hotel. Child Welfare and Social Service group met. November dinner planned. Gerald Rice spoke on arts education and European conditions post World War I. Several attendees listed with ages and towns including Lorain Berea Grafton Elyria Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
Chevalier Lodge
Oberlin
Peach
Page
Er St. John
Elyria
Lorain
Ridgeville
Avon
Ridsoale
Kiytia Hoel
Child Welfare and Social Service Department
Rice
Steven
Robert Moore
Robert Sherra
Fred Todd
Hawkins spend weekend in Colum bus with friends
Dr and Mrs W M Hawk spend the weekend in Columbus. Miss Anna Morree departs for California for an extended visit. Harold Robinson of Clark Street Porsale Asters Zinnias Orange Ball Calendulaz. Phone 36402.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Hawk
Columbus
Anna Morree
California
Harold Robinson
Clark Street
Porsale
Marshall College at Huntington visit for football game
Mrs Alonzo Brown and son Karl visit Athens Ohio while Charles France heads to Marshall College at Huntington West Virginia to play Wittenberg College. Mr and Mrs France also meet Charles and Dr Leonore Stevick returns from Southern Pines North Carolina with Dr Wade Stevick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Alonzo Brown
Ninth Street
Athens
Ohio
Karl
Ohio University
Thomas R. D
Elyria
William France
West Second Street
Springfield
Charles
Marshall College
Huntington
West Virginia
Marshall
Wittenberg College
James France
Leonore Stevick
Southern Pines
North Carolina
Wade Stevick
Washington, D. C
Real Health Advice From the YWCA By Miss Browne
Miss Browne of the YWCA health education department urges young women to seek inner beauty through good food enough sleep fresh air and intelligent exercise. Classes offered by the YWCA provide health education and exercise options. She stresses less reliance on makeup and more focus on staying in trim for real beauty.
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Miss Browne
Health Education
Health Education Department
YW. OC. A
Complete Dollhouse Replicates Smith Home in East Ave Yard
The six foot square doll house mimics Harry H. Smith’s residence at 618 East Avenue, placed in the front yard. It is furnished with electric lights, a bath with a shower, and a full new set of furniture, reflecting careful replication of the original home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry H. Smith
East Avenue
Smith
Model house shows luxury features for family living
Smith invites inspection of a detailed model home with furnished living room, dining room, kitchen and bedrooms. The house includes a blue gray linoleum kitchen, Wilton carpet, gold curtains, and beige voile bedroom curtains. The porch features a red light and awnings, with evening viewing encouraged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Dancing at the Elyria Eagles Friday Nights
Mixed dances and social events held at Dimke Hall Grat ton with 50 cent couple cover. Friday nights welcome all dancers and music provided by Jolly Five for Saturday events in Grat ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Eagles
Dimke Hall
Gratton
Br Jolly
Reading Advertisement Promises Free Personal Reading
A brief ad states that readers will receive a free personal reading by mail next Monday, with birth date provided and three questions. The reader’s name will not appear with the reading, and the advertiser plans to continue this method for three months to demonstrate the work.
Child Spreads Alarm of Fire at McDonald Home
Four year old Allen McDonald shouted a warning to neighbors, causing a central fire station alarm. Firemen extinguished a blaze in a paper chute from the first floor to the basement at 715 Garford Avenue Eastern Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen McDonald
Central Fire Station
McDonald
Dr. R. McDonald
Garford Avenue
Eastern Heights
Cascade Pavilion Dance Night Ad
Cascade Pavilion advertises Tuesday October 23 with dance at 50 cents per couple and an extra 25 cents for a lady. All welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Pavilion
Rummage Sale At 859 W Second Next To Cathers
Rummage sale advertised for Monday afternoon and Tuesday October 22 and 23 at 859 W 2nd next to Cathers Cascade Pavilion. Entry 50 cents per couple with an extra 25 cents for single ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathers
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Hallowe’ EN Party
Scotia
Miss Margaret Anthony
Mrs. Portes
Methodist
Baptist
St. Mary's
Church of Christ
Florence Fullmer
O EL S
Masonic Hall
Nerwark
Nellie
Elvira
Brad
Robert Hand
First Methodist
M.E
Prohibition
Governor Smith
Mary Relber
Kokomo
Indiana
Laura Newland
New London
Minnie Jay
Dewey Ave. Ae
Paul Wellert
Cleveland Street
Child Conservation League
Wof
Chavalier Lodge
Woman's Club
U. P
Rand
E. Bradbeck
Sixth Street
H. A. Crasdallco
Earlcourt
HW. P. Chapman
Sons of Union Veterans
G. A. R. Hall
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
King Solomon's Lodge No
Pythian Sisters
Knights of Columbss
K. of C. Hall
Royal Schools of America
Lorai
Amherst
Methodist Church
Mas Flower Camp
Wurst
Hiscelman
Cleveland
Miss Blanchard
Mae Lyman
Goulde Jago
Linda May Blanchard
Jago
Park Place
Grace Shrubsole
Eanies Porter
Junior Mission
F. A. Yost
Amelia Turnbull
Lois Ketcham
China
Dorothy Burt
Bernadette Schaefar
Clinton Avenus
Amelia Wickerman
Clyde Jones
Edna’ Nickols
Irvin Reitz
Dorcas Son of
Grace Lutheran Church
Earl Harper Yester
Tme Street
Harry Muley
East River Street
Methodist Epworth League
Miss Burr
J. Martin Beck
Aaron Astrow
Oxford Street
William Aba
Hazl
Trondale Street
Andrew ‘Christ
Water Street
Wirman
Othe Winn
Woodford Avenue
Ronald Dunn
Elycia
Transcript
Bens Dent
Ohio Westlevan University
Ronalds
4 Wee University
Nadine Rice
Julius Orest
Ros* Vergo
Reicher
Jobo Maurer
Audrey Carlisle
Scott
Berea
Frederick Sritting
Grafton
Taveresa Keis Ter
Birkner
Paul Thomas
Esther Herman
Eastman
Nherst
Peggy Mae
Y. W
C. A
East Ave
Nam Ata
Wilmot Printing Co
Masonic Temple
Middle Ave
Thompson & Brookhouser
Peerless
Second St
Chas. Wynn Numerologist
West River St
Elyria, Ohio
Geo. Shrubsole
Carl Fesler
Cook’s Millinery Fast
Mary Wyman
Akron
Broad St
A. Minnich & Sons West
Gertrude Beauty Shop
West Ave
Kenyon
W. W. Busick
Thomas
Grand Rapids
Too Glade Thomas
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