Community groups host Halloween events across Lake Avenue
A bustling list of fall activities fills Monday as KMeen Kutter Club hosts a Halloween party at A. B. Club with a 2:30 am start, while Sunny Side Up Club and Women’s Home Club host meetings. Various sororities and clubs gather at local churches, the Rivoli Theatre hosts Elyria Men’s Bible Class with a Cotton Blossom quartet from Piney Woods School performing spirituals, and missionaries from Africa visit First Baptist Church for messages and music including Mrs Porritt and Rev. Neighbour addressing faith, healing, judgment, and questions on the afterlife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kmeen Kutter Club
A. B. Club
Lake ‘Enue
B. Davidson
Weat Eighth Street
Sunny Side Up
Mrs. Ery
Mra
Knights of Columbus
King Solomon's Lodge
Mestrict
Elyria Men
Rivoli Theatre
Broad
James A. Hewitt
Paul Wainwright
Piney Woods School
Misppi
David
Cirss C. Fowler
Reed
First Baptist Church
Milton Amie
Carl Porritt
Michigan
Afri
Africa
Porritt
H. A. Ironside
Moody Church
Chiis
Riday
Calendar of Activities and Events
Partial readable calendar lists daily events with girls reserves groups meetings and Halloween parties at various local venues. Entries note times such as 3:50 p m and 6:30 p m with groups including Jefferson, Ham Girl Reserves, Ma Jersey Girl Reserves, Ely reserves and Washington Girl Reserve plus a Notawa Halloween Party and a Frank St Marys Girl Reserve event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gates Eserves
Jefferson Girl
Gates Hospital
Ile
Iship Club
Ursday
Ely Eserves
Notawa Hallowe
Hospital Notes and Emmanuel Lutheran Church Service
Hospital admissions list several individuals by name and address including Thelma Struble Charles Caswell and Albert Gantz. Emmanuel Lutheran Church announces 10 45 am worship with pastor’s sermon Life s Assets and Viabilities and 7 30 pm service on Revelation chapters 7 8 and 3 with choir and solo performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Struble
Columbus Street
Charles Caswell
Wellington
Jackson Snyder
Middle Ave
Clayton McMullen
Chestnut Street
Albert Gantz
Grafton
Frank Wack
West Aye
Anna Broderick
Highsiand Court
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Princeton
G Ford
Jesus Christ
Shelley
Rinck
George Tulk
Stetson Addresses N F W Club On Citizenship
F A Stetson spoke to Nettie Finch Webber Club of the Church of Christ on Citizenship from a Republican view. He covered Candidates Promises and Tariff then answered questions. Meeting at Mrs J D Hand’s home on Longford Ave. hostesses Miss Dorothy Wilson and Mrs George Schaeffer assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Stetson
N. FW
F. A. Stetson
Nettie Finch Webber
Church of Christ
J. D. Hand
Longford Avenue
Dorothy Wilson
George Schaeffer
E. W. Rowland
Clark Street
Spelling Down Contest At Elyria College Winners Named
A spell down at Elyria Business College featured Miss Jeanne Park taking first place in a contest that rewarded four perfect spellers this year. Miss Leona Wise Miss Beverly Gates Miss Harriet Seeley and Miss Kathleen Batley followed in the standings with Edwin Hnechtges among the top contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Business College
Jeanne Park
Miss Park
Leona Wise
Beverly Gates
Harriet Seeley
Miss Gates
Kathleen Batley
Edwin Hnechtges
Church of Christ Sunday Activities in the City
The Church of Christ at Scond and Chapel streets presents a Sunday schedule of sacred music led by Mrs D A Baird and Paul Wainwright with Clare Short at 7 30 pm The program includes preludes duets solos and congregational numbers The sermon on a nation that traded God for a king follows the baptism ordinance The morning sermon topic is The People That Jesus Preferr ed and guest speakers and Bible show and junior church and gospel team services are listed with times and leaders The public is invited to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Scond
Chapel Streets
D. A. Baird
Paul. Wainwright
Clare Short
Valdes
Mrs. Baird
Ackley
Mr. Wainwright
Calvary
Gabriel
Jesus
Fowler
Mr. Johnsons
Cady
Wainwright
Avery
Salvation Army
Phyllis Tracy
Ford Brown
Burton Bridge
Mars Anne Roper
Christian Endeavor Socien
Joseph Weller
A. R. Webber
David Wainwright
St Andrew's Church Sunday Services and Parish Canvassing
St Andrew's Church holds communion at 7 30 and church school worship at 9 30 with a sermon titled A Priceless Power about guidance from a higher power. Offertory anthem I am Well Pleased by Rheinberger. Kappa Beta Kappa meets at 7 15 in the church school room. East Side Guild has corporate communion Thursday at 10. Parish support canvass begins this week and continues through Sunday and next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rheinberger
Kappa Beta Kappa
Young People's Society
East Side Guild
United Presbyterian Church Sunday Services Schedule
Bible School at 9 30 A M with lessons on Modern Home. Pastor to speak at 10 45 on Noah and Christ. High school and senior youth meet 6 30 P M. Bible School cabinet meets Monday 7 30. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 36. Young people lead Bearing Precious Seed Abroad event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Church
Bible School
Four O Clock Club hosts reviews at Mrs Rockwood home
Mrs D C Martin leads the first book review of the Four O Clock Club with Autobiography of Lincoln Steffens noted as a high peak in American autobiography. Mrs Mable Little presents Obscure Destinies by Willa Cather with stories Neighbor Rosicky Old Mrs Harris and Two Friends. Mrs Lucy Williams to host November fourth gathering on East Broad Street. Eastern Star session features a Halloween themed social and upcoming party for Stars and Masons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Martin
Four O'Clock Club
Rockwood
St. Clair Street
Lincoln Steffens
Henry Adams
Steffens
Mable Little
Willa Cather
Rosicky
Novelty Home Display Pieces Highlighted for Ivy Decor
A described catalog promotes new and engaging home novelties. It features preetured or long stemmed towers, centerpieces with fish plates and a lobster decorated plate, and a three in one tower receptacle in chromium. Left side shows a silver silhouette for wall or desk display. Silhouettes can be designed from photographs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mane Tel
Masked Halloween Party Planned by American Legion Advis
The American Legion Advisory sets a masquerade Halloween party for Wednesday October 26 at Mrs George Churchward's home in Columbia Station. Members will meet at the Legion Hall at 7 30 p m and go to the Churchward residence together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Advisory
George Churchward
Columbia Station
Legion Hall
Churchward
Virginia Christman Hosts Hallowe'en Party
Virginia Christman of 225 Fairlawn Avenue entertained twelve classmates at a Hallowe'en party held at her home last evening. The room featured seasonally themed decorations and fall flowers. Guests included Wilma Struck, Donna Ruth Myers, Adelia Ozmin ski, Helen Root, Dorothy Stich, Betty Stoffer, Alice Nichols, Catherine Sykes, Marian Anderson, Beatrice Guthman, and Evelyn Preroft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Christman
Fairlawn Avenue
Hallowe'en
Hallowe’en
Wilma Struck
Donna Ruth Myers
Adelia Ozminski
Helen Root
Dorothy Stich
Betty Stoffer
Alice Nichols
Catherine Sykes
Marian Anderson
Beatrice Guthman
Evelyn Preroft
H. A. C. Class Entertained at Halloween Party
Members of the H. A. C. Class of the Second Congregational church and teacher Mrs Harold Olmsted were entertained at a Halloween party held at Miss Ruth Jacobs home 914 East Avenue last evening. Twenty nine youths attended in masks for games and music with prizes won by Isabel Holliday Mildred Eckhardt and Marilyn Hastings. The next meeting will be held in one month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational Church
Harold Olmsted
Ruth Jacobs
East Avenue
Isabel Holliday
Mildred Eckhardt
Marilyn Hastings
Night Owl Club Hallowe'en Party At Eckler Home
The Associates of the Night Owl Club met at Misa Beverly Eckler's home for a Hallowe'en party. Guests played games and enjoyed a wiener roast. The next meeting is set for November 4 at Miss Suc Pollack's house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Night Owl Club
Misa Beverly Eckler
Suc Pollack
Marriage License Applications Read Off In Regional Notices
A list of marriage license applications includes Frank C Greene, 48, salesman from Cleveland, and Gertrude St Wel ker, 44, Elyria, with a minister approving. Other pairs are Jesus Ceriacudi, laborer from Lorain, with Mary iser, 21, Lorain, a justice of peace, and several more couples including Lawrence Campbell, 27, farmer from Spencer, with Hazel Duffey Pem berton, 25, Rochester Two. Rev. Quade, James W Thayer, 10, licensed bowler operator from Elyria, with Flora Katherine Brooks, 34, Ridgeville Two. Benjamin L. Wolski, 23, milli Wright, Cleveland, with Sophia Justin, 22, Loratin, and Cornelius A. Hageman, 23, oil webber, Black River Two, with Audrey Mae Truxell, 21, Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank C Greene
Cleveland
Gertrude St Welker
Elyria
Jesus Ceriacudi
Lorain
Mary ¥Iser
Lawrence Campbell
Farmer
Milli ‘Wright
Sophia Justin
Loratin
Justice Cornelius A. Hageman
Oil Webber
Black River
Audrey Mae Truxell
Linville
Child Welfare Group to Hold First Meeting of Year
The Child Welfare and Social Service Department of the Woman's Club invites members to meet Tuesday at 10 20 for sewing and 2 50 for the program opened by Cotton Blossom Singers from Piney Woods School Mississippi The event marks the year's first gathering with a community musical program
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child Welfare and Social Service Department
Woman’s Club
Cotton Blossom Singers of
Piney Woods School
Mississippi
Weekend Visitors and Travels Across States
HICCALS Mr and Mrs John McComb and their son visit the Wilmot home in Lansing Michigan while Mr and Mrs IY Scheiber of Westfield and Mr and Mrs D S Scheiber of Bucyrus Ohio stay overnight with H G Hoover in Columbus Ohio. Josephine Harper heads to Detroit for a week with friends. D A Baird and H J Biggs travel to Oxford Ohio for Fathers Day festivities with sons Richard and John at Miami University. Nora Nohor of Wastave tine visits relatives in Columbus Ohio. The Severs family formerly of Columbus, Obie, are mentioned among local circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McComb
Lansing
Michigan
Wilmot
Fairlawn Avenue
IY. D. Scheiber
Westfield
D. S. Scheiber
Bucyrus
Ohio
H. G. Hoover
Cornell Avenue
Josephine Harper
Detroit
D. A. Baird
H. J0. Biggs
Oxford
Richard and
John
Miami University
Baird
Mr. Biggs
Nora Nohor
Wastavetine
Columbus
Oho
J. D. Severs
Columinis, Obie
Local residents travel and student notices in Elyria area
Mrs Edith Lalone returns from a twelve day east trip with relatives while Miss Shirley Webber visits her sister in Indiana where she is a DePauw student. Lewis Bishop of 309 Dover Ave elected class president at Ohio Northern University and appointed banquet committee chairman during Homecoming. Other residents visit Athens Ohio to see Anna Claire Thomas at Ohio University and attend Lorain Temple events. Bud Taylor heads back from Washington trip. families of University of Miami and Denver visitors noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prieton
Dover Avenue
Ohio Northern University
Hey
Law
Bishop
Alyria I Tich School
Edith Lalone
Winekies Street
Fred Knight
Harold Levine
Anna Egall
Edith Clauser
Helen Borchers
Athens
Ohio
Ana Claire Thomas
Ohio University
Thomas
David Horan
Elyria
Rose Ryan
Sadie Gorman
Julia Hull
Laura Barton
Lorain
Steel City
Bud Taylor
Washington, D. C
East
R. F. Buol
Middle Avenue
Oxford
Robert
Miami University
M. J. Austin
Denver
Colorado
Miyria
Washington Hostess Eleanor Patterson Shines In Society Circles
Mrs Eleanor Patterson known as Cissie Patterson commands Washington social life. Editor of the city newspaper she racks up circulation with bold appearances in the newsroom wearing a trailing teagown. Her public image is suave yet she is described as generous and modest in private.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Patterson
Washington
Cissie Patterson
Sind
Europe
Local Society Notes Highlight Weekend Visits and Wedding Plans
Miss Masbelle Hollis of Howling Creek State College spends the weekend at her home on Ford Road. Miss Wollis will be a bridesmaid at the Arpasi Monos wedding in New London. H W Tibball of Earlcourt, returning from Cincinnati, will visit Oxford, Ohio with his daughter Virginia, a Miami University student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Byers
Cornell Avenue
Masbelle Hollis
Howling Creen Siate College
Ford Road
Wollis
New London
H. W. Tibball
Earlcourt
Cincmnaton
Oxford
Ohio
Virginia
Mian
Miami Universit
Plan for short ballot defeated in Texas election
The Texas plan for a two column short ballot failed as the legislature ruled it nuisance to print 23 presidential electors per party. Ballot will list Democratic Republican Socialist Communist Jacksonian and Liberty party tickets with a blank independent column. Garner appears once for VP and Congress. U.S. Senator term ends this year leaving that office blank. Three congressmen at large named to fit extra seats after failing to redraw districts. Governor and lieutenant governor among state offices to be filled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avatin Teym—Teras
Texas
John Nance Garner
Congress
Newther
U.S
State officials listed for upcoming terms and appointments
Governor, one member of the State Supreme Court, one member of the Court of Criminal Appeals, Attorney General, State Comptroller, State Treasurer, State School Superintendent, State Land Commissioner, State Commissioner of Agriculture and two State Railroad Commissioners. One Bail Commissioner will serve six years, the other four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Supreme Court
Court of Criminal Appeals
Lincoln's Last Words Revealed After 67 Years
New York reports Abraham Lincoln's supposed final remark as he sat with Mrs. Lincoln in Ford's Theatre on April 14 1865. The account quotes Lincoln reassuringly replying to Mrs. Lincoln about her display, then noting the assassin's fatal shot ending his words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
New York
Abraham Lincoln
Carl Sandbury
The
Woman’s Home Companion
Sandbury
Town Goes Yacht Minded Astoria
This seacoast town embraces yacht culture as the local yacht club launches a member drive to boost the annual regatta as a community celebration. Mixed dancing tonight at Dimke's Hall with Ed Whitney calling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astoria
Orc
Focal Yacht Club
Tonite
Dimke’s
Gratton
Red Tfolmes Oreh
Ed Whitney
Supper 26 Cents for King's Daughters Class
The Kings Daughters Class of M. E. Church will hold a supper for 26 cents at the church on Saturday evening October 22 from 4 30 to 7 00. Proceeds support church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Daughters
M. E. Church
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Oist Church
L. Werner CO
Lorain Manty Bank Bldg
Emmanue Lutheran Church
Tigredia Social Club
Mra. O. E. Barton
Seventh Street
Little Joe’s
Anna Hoard
Lillian Boddy
Ralph Shrubsole
Cora Mellinger
Catherine Christy
Meeting OF Goodwill
Goodwill Bible Class
R. L. Stearns
Princeton Avenue
Lucy Houserman
Clarence Adams
Mills
Columbia
Mary Zangarie
Merv Za
M. E. M. L. Club
West Thirteenth Street
Edna March
Marie March
Lillian Martin
High Street
Francis A. Siekrerling
Stevens
F. M. Stevens
West Fifth Street
Congressman Seiberling
ST. Andrew's
Mrs. Rockwood
Astern Star
Karl Kohler
Katherine Merthe
All Stars
Masons
Henry Moser
Ruby Granger
West Penn Hspital
Pittsburgh
Security Benefit Ass'n
Security Benefit Association
I. O. O. F. Hall
N J. Gerhart
John Gerhart
Minnie Higginbotham
John Shaffer
John Higgenbotham
Marian Shrubsole
John Wilhelmy
Gerhart
Lodstreet
Jean Jacques Rousseau
Voltaire
Ninetyfive Club
Carol Wood
W. B
Wood
Thomas Coon
Gulf Farms
A. B Taylor
Washington Avenue
Iteal
America
Ed Masterer
Bell Avenue
Ennun Dill
Sewing Circle
Lucien Lelong
Paris
Leelong
Hiccals
Sitampoo
Carpenter’s Beauty Shoppe
W. Broad
Plan FT
Travelers’ Inn
Nietzsche
Shimpoos - Mantouring
Marcelling
Ryan’s Beauty Shoppe
4Th St. Phono
iNew Management
Wayne R. Broadwell
Dunn Motors
Charles E. Guth
Chiropodist
Imperial Furniture Co
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