To Clear Up Reservation Difficulties From Hansel and Gretel
After seating troubles last Monday for the Clare Tree Major presentation Hansel and Gretel an Elyria Education Association effort offers to fix reservations. On Saturday from two to four Mrs Alma Strait will meet patrons at Central Book Store to address mistakes and ensure seatings for remaining performances. Funds raised will allow two hundred additional children to attend the final two shows with limited course tickets remaining at one dollar or fifty cents.
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Hansel and
Gretel
Clare Tree
Elyria Education Association
Lma
Strait
Association
Hansel
Ohio League of Women Voters to Meet in Columbus
The Board of Directors of the Ohio League of Women Voters will hold an all day session at the Neil House in Columbus on October 25. President Mrs. C. M. Bookman will preside at eleven. New members BOC Gone and Mrs. Paul Bixler will attend, along with editorial and leadership figures. Discussions include selecting a treasurer and legislative plans as Congress prepares for a November 15 special session focusing on civil service reform and child labor provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio League, of Women Voters
Neil House
Columbus
C. M. Bookman
Cincinnati
Boc Gone
Cleveland
Paul Bixler
Yellow Springs
Edward Parsons
Robert Herron
Chillicothe
R. C. McGrane
Congress
League
Federal
Robinson
Byrnes
Senate Committee On Government Organization
Malcolm McBride
Arch Mandel
Dayton
George Nicholas
National League
Ohio League
Hollywood Wedding Unites Lederer and Margo in CA
Francis Lederer, a Czechoslovakian film star, wed Margo, a Spanish actress, in Hollywood with Judge Marion B. Karl officiating. Witnesses included Margo’s aunt Luz De Alonso, cousin Consuelo Mendizabal, accompanist Gilberto Assais, and RKO publicity director Jerry Asher who first introduced the couple at a past premiere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acme
Francis Lederer
Margo
Marion B. Karl
Marno
Luz de Alonso
Consuelo Mendizabel
Gilberto Assais
Jerry Asher
RKO Studios
Lederer
Hollywood
Masquerade Party Ignites West Side Junior Dramatic Club
The West Side Junior Dramatic club held its first meeting at St. Agnes hall with director Miss Alice Walsh in charge. Seventy five masked members opened with a grand march to music by Mrs. Frank Guy. Prizes went to Patricia Lyon Gloria Lyon Eugene Reitz for costumes and Mary Alice Young Mary Agnes Walsh Robert Rancour for fun. Judges included Mrs. Guy Mrs. Brand Vers Smith Mrs Elemes Mrs Foreman and Mrs Reitz. Stunts and games followed with prizes awarded to Mary Agnes Walsh Gloria Lyon Karl Osborne and Mary Kozel. After refreshments the group adjourned to meet on November 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Junior Dramatic Club
St. Agnes Hall
Alice Walsh
Frank Guy
Patricia
Gloria Lyon
Eugene Reitz
Mary Alice Young
Mary Agnes Walsh
Robert Rancour
Guy
Paul Brand
Vers Smith
James Elemes
Charles Foreman
Reitz
Karl Osborne
Mary Kozel
Review notices at Fortnightly luncheon events
Clear two reviews were presented at a Fortnightly luncheon yesterday. Miss Eva Reely reviewed Audohon by Constance Rourke and Northwest Passage by Kenneth Roberts was reviewed by guest Mrs Henry Ingersoll Jr. Mrs Ralph Murbach will host a luncheon at Washington Avenue on November fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Reely
Audohon
Constance Rourke
Farr Brown
Ohio Street
Kenneth Roberts
Henry Ingersoll Jr
Ralph Murbach
Washington Avenue
Jolly Eight Birthday Club Held by Mrs Heimsath
Mrs Heimsath hosted the Jolly Eight Birthday Club on Clark Street last evening. Bingo was played with Mrs Stella Heinig and Mrs St Carroll winning high scores while Miss M Hahn received the consolation prize. The luncheon followed in the season’s colors.
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Jolly Eight
L. C. Heimsath
Clark Street
Bingo
Stella Heinig
Mrs. St. Carroll
M. Hahn
Licenses Granted To Lorain and Elyria Residents
Licenses issued for Lester Llewellyn 43 of Lorain as manager and Sylvia Barnes 36 of Lorain. Lewis Mason Williams 21 of Cleveland and Mary Wick 20 of 24 Washington Avenue Elyria as named residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Llewellyn
Lorain
Sylvia Barnes
Lewis Mason Williams
Cleveland
Mary Wick
Washington Avenue
Elyria
Theatre Party and Halloween Social At Colonial Club
Colonial Club meets Monday with Mrs. Dan Martin of Wurst Court to discuss a theatre and dinner event. Miss Ruby Woodcock entertained the S S club with a Halloween party at her Lake Avenue home. Batcaret wins go to Ann Krugman and Helen Foreman. Dorig Smith takes the contest prize. A luncheon followed and plans were made to meet Mrs. Lawrence Myers on November 11 in Avon. Zhonta Class hosts Mrs May McNulty and Mrs Florian Boynton. Ruth Kieth leads with Faith Through Beauty. a Halloween luncheon ends the evening. The class plans a homecoming dinner at Second Congregational Church in mid November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Woodcock
Lake Avenue
Batcaret
Ann Krugman
Helen Foreman
Dorig Smith
Wea
Lawrence Myers
Avon
May McNulty
Florian Boynton
Ruth Kieth
Second Congregational Church
LaPorte Pastor Announces Sermon
Carlisle Rev Thomas Hughes will speak at the mission service on To Tell and to Teach and on the Missionaries Gospel Sunday at 11 15 am at the LaPorte M E Church Sunday school precedes at 10 15 am All World Service pledges may be turned in to the treasurer Miss Joyce Gregs
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Carlisle
Thomas Hughes
LaPorte M
All World Service
Joyce Gregs
Returned missionary speaks at Rochester Baptist church
A returned missionary from Pansima gave an interesting talk at the Rochester Baptist church Tuesday night. The Epworth Leagues of Clarksfield and Brighton met in Brighton Sunday afternoon and evening for a general meeting and installation of officers. Rev Barbee of Grafton spoke, with special musical numbers throughout. Vernon Helfer and Kathryn Snyder from Rochester provided sales, followed by a covered-dish supper and a candlelit installation service. The Norwalk District conference meets Sunday at 7:30 at Wellington Methodist Church. Rev H H Patrick preached on Loyalty in the morning. the choir performed Who Could It Be. A baptismal service was also held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Pansima
Baptist Church
Epworth
Clarksfield
Brighton
Barbee
Grafton
Vernon Helfer
Kathryn Snyder
Norwalk
Wellington Methodist Church
H. H. Patrick
Mrs Ella Taylor Hosts GOTTLIEB Tailor Item
Mrs Ella Taylor acted as hostess to Gottlieb the Tailor in a meeting promoting winter apparel. Advert says order now to beat expected price hikes after a Special Session is called, with contact at Broad St and phone 27835-711.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gottlieb
Broad St
No-Scrub Soap Promises Easy Wash Day
Banish washday drudgery with Oxydol the no scrub laundry soap developed at over one million dollars cost. It soaks clothes in 15 minutes without scrubbing or boiling, trims washing time, whitens fabrics, keeps colors bright, and leaves hands soft. Procter & Gamble advertises Oxydol as economical and sudsy, tested by Good Housekeeping Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Procter & Gamble
GOO Housekeeping Institute
Halloween social planned by Home-maker's Club
The Home-maker's Club held a Friday meeting at a member's home with thirty four attendees and eight new members added. Plans were made for a Halloween social at Town Hall on Friday night October 22 with a lunch to be sold. The next meeting will be at Mrs Will Bursley's home with a penny contribution tied to waist measurement. A county lady agent will attend club activities only once this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Bursley
Sunday visits and relatives listed in Bright on news notes
Children in Brighton spent Sunday at the M W Helmer home as Misses Kathryn and Viola Snyder joined their aunt Mrs Harvey Myers Wellington for a Chevelaid visit on Monday. Sunday guests at Frank Clifford’s included Mr and Mrs Charles Held and daughter Rae nelle along with Mrs Della Kreba, neighbor Mr Mitchell from Syria and Mr and Mrs Harry Brooker from Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
M. W. Helmer
Kathryn
Viola Snyder
Harvey Myers
Wellington
Frank Clifford
Charles Held
Raenelle
Della Kreba
Mr. Mitchell
Syria
Harry Brooker
Akron
West View NEWS NOTES Recital and social updates
Miss Geraldine Stone took part in a recital in Elyria on Friday evening. Clarence Leon Jr of O. S. U. spent the weekend with his parents. Misses Ethel Ingersoll and Mary Scott attended a radio broadcast at Berea high school auditorium. Mrs. Ollie Bruce entertained last Tuesday. Mrs. L Harmon and daughter Sadie Harmon of Lakewood, Mrs. William Brown of West Cleveland, and Mrs. Courtney Mitchell and daughter of Strongsville visited the Chapin home Friday to Sunday. Joe Jorke lost a valuable horse. John Philipee began excavating for a new home on Columbia Road. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Critter of Sprague Road entertained relatives from New Philadelphia Sunday. BRIEFS includes Nf. Ingersoll and Lizzie Ingersoll, Miss Coreen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West View
Geraldine Stone
Elyria
Clarence Leon, Jr
O. 5
C. W. Scott
Ethel Ingersoll
Mary Scott
Bereaugh School
Ollie Bruce
L. Harmon
Sadie Harmon
Lakewood
William
Limpert and Ingersoll visit Lakewood and Ravenna relatives
Limpert and George Ingersoll called at the homes of LE Kellogg and Mr and Mrs Oscar Manola in Lakewood Sunday evening Mrs Ole Bruce of Sprague road and sister Mrs Anna Teufel of Cleveland drove to Ravenna and Shalersville Sunday to visit relatives.
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Church of Christ
J. G. Hance
East Avenue
J. E. Evans
Mabel Allen
Brunger
Evelyn Smith
Hugh Thomas
High Street
Mother Gray
Araft
Mother Gray Co., la Roy
Pharis Tires
Board of
Ohio League Women Voters
Russia
Big Ben
The
Murbach Coal & Supply Co
W. Bridge Street
Mrs. Heimsath
Colonial Club
Dan Martin
Wurst Court
LaPorte
Ella Taylor
Fiauess
Trade Wark Bee
Pat. Offee
Mary Bronson
Losi
Mary 3Ronson
Murray
William Brown
la Grange
James Langon
James Murray
Arthur Jewett
FE. H. Butson
Paul Jewett
Charles Murray
Graydon Jewett
Albert Packer
Parker
Charles Parker
Lloyd Handley
Merritt Parker
Stanton Sprinkle
Greenwich
Corbett Painter
Nova
Howard Crittenden
Leroy
Clara Moore
Decatur
Samuel Shick
New London
Maggie Cowie
Corwin Coe
Coe
Steubenville
Lloyd Handley i
Arthur Handley
Huntington
Schiller Martin
Wintersville
William McKensie
Nf. Ingersoll
Lizzie Ingersoll
Coreen
Coronet
Arthur Eppley
Ohio State University
Frank Simon
Day's Music Store
United Motors
Philo
Arvin
Stewart Warner
Bock
Motorola
Temple Court
Edith Mae Hat Shoppe
HyGrade Dry Cleaners
Middle Avenue
Buick
Buyer’s Digest
Fisher
Burt IM Deroster
General Motors
Busch
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