Fifth Annual Thanksgiving Night Dance Planned
Galaxy club members met at Miss Ora Champion's home to plan their fifth annual Thanksgiving Night dance. The event, semi formal, will be held November 25 at the American Legion hall. Committee members are Mrs. Don W. Myers Mrs. Robert Bainbridge and Mrs. Richard Gollmar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galaxy
ALAXY
West Avenue
American Legion ‘Hall
Don W. Myers
Robert Bainbridge
Richard Gollmar
Ted E. Seward
Winifred Seward
Carl J. Ericsson
Denison Avenue
DeMolays Convene for Initiatory Degrees in Elyria
About 75 DeMolays gathered at I. O. F. hall for David J. Nye Chapter’s regular meeting. Don Percival and Bob McDonald from Elyria were initiated by Thomas Jones Chapter Cleveland. Steel City chapter Lorain also attended. Alvin Sauer to head Red Cross drive, seven Gideon subscriptions to the DeMolay magazine signed, cider and doughnuts served after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David J. Nye
Elyria
Thomas Jones
Order of DeMolay
Cleveland
Dad” Nomm
Don Percival
Bob McDonald
David Nye
Steel City
Lorain
Dad Smith
Alvin Sauer
Red Cross
Robert Slack
George Todgam
Jack Shewell
John Murbach
Cordon
DeMolay
Women’s Benefit Association Meets in Woodman Hall
Members of the Women’s Benefit Association met in Woodman Hall last evening for a business meeting. An invitation from the Wellington Review to attend a tea at the William Wadsworth home was received, and another from the Fremont Review for a masquerade party on Tuesday October 26. The next meeting will be followed by a bingo party on November 4 for members and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodworth
K. of C. Hall
Cramer
Cleveland
Lakewood
Hallowe'en
Lorain High School
Henrietta Cobhurn
H. P. Brown
Lake Avenue
Women's Benefit Association
Woodman Hall
Wellington Review
William Wadsworth
Fremont Review
Annual E W U Birthday Dinner At St Pauls Church
The Evangelical Women's Union held its annual birthday party at St Pauls church with 85 members and guests attending. Hallowe en decor featured oak leaves and bittersweet, circles 3 and 5 ran the luncheon and program, gifts were given to members 65 years or older, reports from the 12th convention in Columbus and Amherst regional conference were shared, and nominating committee members were named for the next meeting when officers will be elected. Circle No 5 will host the November meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Women's Union
St. Paul's Church
Hallowe'en
F. Ruth
C. E. Wigfield
Ruth
Harvey Welton
Fitchner
P. Hobill
M. Lyndon
E. 0. Pallas
Paul Taylor
Margaret Anthony
A. Wietzen
Pallas
Louise Fox
Otto Mischka
Columbus
Amherst
E. Trion
H. Anthony
Irion
Circle No
One Hundred And Fifty Attend Tureen Luncheon
A group of one hundred fifty women gathered at St Marys hall for a tureen luncheon hosted by St Marys Altar Society. Mrs R J Rosselot led arrangements with Fali flowers adorning tables. Prizes went to Mrs Beaver for bridge Barbara Stoltz for five hundred Corrinne Butler for pedro and Mrs Marsh Guerin special award. A business meeting will be held Thursday November fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Altar Society
St. Mary's Hall
R. J. Rosselot
Beaver
Barbara Stoltz
Corrinne Butler
Pedro
Marsh Guerin
Altar Society
Travel Talk Delights Grim Community Women
Hear Travel Talk Ingrim Community Woman's Association were delighted with a travel talk by the minister of the church Joseph Barton where they met at the home of Mrs. Albert Lapp last evening with Mrs. Frances Troutman assisting. Mr. Barton described his Alaska trip from Seattle and explained historical views of Hell held by early Russian Orthodox missionaries to Eskimos and how they sought to change those ideas. Guests included Erwin Britton and Mr. and Mrs. Finkle. Elsie Scrivens led the devotional period and a Halloween luncheon followed. Plans for a bake sale were discussed and Mrs. Elsie Scrivens will host the next meeting on November 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingrim
Hell
Erwin Britton
Finkle
Elsie Scrivens
Hallowe’en
East Broad Street
Farewell Party for Connie Pasadyn at WLC A parlors
Last evening at the WLC A parlors a farewell gathering honored Miss Connie Pasadyn who departs for Cleveland Academy next week. Guests played games and bingo with prizes to Ethel Like while Doris Heimling Julia Thomas Genevieve Orlosky Marie Jezewski Mary Thomas and Carolyn Bozevich are noted among honorees and refreshment lists include Mary Thomas Lena Pasadyn and others. Connie Pasadyn received many beautiful gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wlc. A
Connie Pasadyn
Cleveland Academy
Ethel Like
Doris Heimling
Julia Thomas
Genevieve Orlosky
Marie Jezawski
Mary Thomas
Carolyn Bozevich
Lena Pasadyn
Mary Minkoff
Judy Thomas
Anna, Doinotf
Mary Jacynicz
Mary Kozopas
Blanche Kara
Ethel Litke
Marie Jezewski
Mary Kaminski
Pauline Pasadyn
Doris Helmling
Anna Haspodar
Miss Pasadyn
Social evenings and parties mark Columbus street gatherings
Compliments to Mrs. C Stolzenburg of Columbus street featured a dinner with her husband and Mrs. Frank Day as birthdays observed for Day and family, plus a Haile we'en party honoring Mrs. Pete Worthington with 18 guests and prizes won by Katherine Arter and Mrs. Robert Buol. East Side Guild of St. Andrew's met at Mrs. Pfaff and Mrs. Eisbe's home for sewing and centennial plans. $100 gift planned and November fourth all day work meeting scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Worthington
Bud Worthington
Tad Miller
Park Avenue
Katherine Arter
Robert Buol
Worthington
Genevieve
East Side
St. Andrew's Church
A. H. Pfaff
E. Isbe
Cleveland Street
Lee R. Taylor
Church Guild Room
Hospital Pope Admissions and Discharges List
Admissions record lists Mrs Harry McKee at 78 Williams Street Richard Mc Avena 874 West River Mrs Clarence Yorks 924 Walnut Mrs Charles Larkins R D No 2 and Mrs John Minnich 511 West River Discharges include Mrs Maurice Resar baby girl 222 Middle Avenue and Mrs Herbert Mason baby girl 127 Betlefield Avenue
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry McKee
Williams Street
Richard McAvena
West River
Clarence Yorks
Walnut
Charles Larkins
R. D
John Minnich
Maurice Resar
Middle Avenue
Herbert Mason
Betlefield Avenue
Local Personal Notes Span Visits Births and Travels
Mr and Mrs Earl Bell of Denison harbor Edward Bell of Flint Michigan as guest. Harold Schwind and children return from six weeks in the East to 220 Cornell. C Whitmore and Denton Whitmore head to Thur nwt Maryland after sister-in-law’s death. Dean and McCaly back from Montreal. I D Faxon and family relocate to 34 Eighth Street. Huffman family welcome son Frank Edward born October 5. Several ladies attend a life membership luncheon at Hotel Carter Cleveland and later State PTA program. Visitors from Washington and Riverside depart after dinner with Hummer and Hoffner families. Mrs George Nevins travels to Deer Park Washington for winter with daughter. Don W Myers to Columbus for County Bar Assoc meeting. Alva Bullock attends funeral in Wellington. List of social callers at Mrs Mary Miller’s Grafton Road home. Born to David Smetzer at Elyria Memorial Hospital on October 21. Grandma Bassett thanks friends for birthday cards. Charles Savage and Jack Shewell plan winter in Bradenton Florida. Charles Larkins and wife welcome son born October 21 at Elyria Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Bell
Denison Arsive
Edward Bell
Flint
Michigan
Harold Schwind
East
Cornell Averas
C. Whitmore
Denton Whitmore
Thurnwt
Maryland
Whitmore
Edward B. Huffman
Akron
Ohio
Frank Edward Huffman
Clyde Garr
William Worcester
Edward Kershaw
J. C. Welsh
Life
Hotel Carter
Cleveland
Lester Kimbball
Washington, D. C
G. Edward Roat
Riverside
Pennsylvania
J. E. Hummer
Thirteenth Street
Dan Filow
Middle Avenues
E. W. Hoffner
Fifteenth Street
George Nevins
West Avenue
Deer Park
Washington
John Nelms
Don W. Myers
Columbus
Alva Bullock
Wellington
R. A. Wilbur
Ella Williams
Charlotte Lewis
Cora Palmer
Florence Holcourb
Lena Klasek
Maude Jackson
Mary Miller
Grafton Road
David Smetzer
Harvard Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Abbie Bassett
Princeton Avenue
Charles Savage
Jack Shewell
Bradenton
Florida
Savage
Charles Larkins
State Street
Rebekah Lodge District No 9 Meets in Lodi Ohio
The annual meeting of Rebekah Lodge District No 9 in Lodi Ohio drew about 36 St Clair Rebekah members. State officers Anna Bennett Anna Henderson and Anna Kleppe attended with Nellie Black presiding. New officers named Melissa Patterson Ira Marsh and Jeanette Shepherd. The District Past Noble Grand Circle will meet in Oberlin next Wednesday October 27 with luncheon and I C O F home Springfield items to be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah
Lodi
Ohio
St. Clair Rebekah
Anna M. Bennett
Anna I. Henderson
Anna Kleppe
Nellie Black
Medina
Wellington
Melissa Patterson
Ira Marsh
Elyria
Jeanette Shepherd
Grafston
Noble Grand Circle
Oberlin
Springfield
Year’s Activities Get Underway For Six Methodist Circles
Circle reports and plans from multiple Methodist groups as meetings open for the season. Leaders elected, new members welcomed, devotions and programs held, with November dates set for dinners, rummage sales, and circle gatherings at various addresses.
Tonight's Circle and Club Calendar Events
Local clubs meet around 6 PM with Mrs Dunford at 237 Eighth Street and other gatherings in Lorain Bank Building. Halloween parties, masquerades, prizes, and a Prof Quiz hour mark the evening. Next Sempre Idem Emella Post meeting set for November 4 at 12 Williams Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Protected Home Circle Officers Club
C. E. Dunford
Eighth Street
Y. W
C. A
Leaders Council
Epsiion Sigma Alpha
Lorain Co
Bank Bidg
Robert Buol
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Sempre Idem
Emella Post
Williams Street
Sempre Idem Club
Women of Missions Reports at Cleveland Meeting
Miss Elizabeth Rich and Mrs. James Van Dusen gave splendid reports for the Women’s Department of Missions of Congregational Christian churches in Cleveland last week. Mrs. E R Vestal hosted Circle 1 of First Congregational Church Wednesday afternoon. The meeting opened with a devotional led by Mrs. Rich and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Rich
James van Dusen
Women’s Department of Missions
Congregational Christian Churches
Cleveland
E. R. Vestal
First Congregational Church
Rich
Circle 9 Meeting Held With Luncheon Hostess
Circle 9 preceded its meeting with a luncheon hosted by Mrs. Harry Schwind of Second Street. Assisting hostesses were Mrs. Carrie Coughlin and Mrs. Fred Fulmer. Twelve members attended with one guest, Mrs. K. P. Meister. Mrs. Fulmer led devotions. officers include Mrs. Fritz Rudin chair, Mrs. C. M. Ackerman vice chair, Mrs. Kate Huffman secretary, Mrs. J. M. Powell treasurer, and Mrs. Clark Maddock sunshine treasurer. Contests followed the business session, and the group adjourned to November 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle 9
Harry Schwind
Second Street
Carrie Coughlin
Fred Fulmer
K. P. Meister
Fulmer
Fritz Rudin
C. M. Ackerman
Kate Huffman
J. M. Powell
Clark Maddock
Sunshine
Halloween Socials and Troop 7 Add New Members
Members of the Hi Yet club enjoyed a Halloween party with bridge and bingo. Prizes went to Mrs. Ted Taylor and Mrs. Max Bearer. birthday gifts to Mrs. Paul Welsbrod Jr and Miss Katherine Smith. Girl Scouts of Troop 7 welcomed five new members Bernice Tonry Donna May Birmingham Eileen Foreman Theodora Wykrendt Patty Banville and formed new patrols with leaders Betty Lou Flood Pegsy Catros and Phyllis Yanker. Daughters of Scotland Argyle Lodge No 6 held a whist and dance party with prizes for high scores and consoled players. open installation planned for November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Carter
Lake Avenue
Ted Taylor
Max Bearer
Seginald Fawkes
Helen Kramer
Paul Welsbrod, Jr
Katherine Smith
Bearer
Harry Fawkes
Marseilles Avenue
Girl Scouts
Bernice Tonry
Donna May Birmingham
Eileen Foreman
Theodora Wykrendt
Patty Banville
Hallowe'en
West
Betty Lou Flood
Pegsy Catros
Phyllis’ Yunker
Agnes Davis
Shirley McGowin
Goodnight Circle
Daughters of Scotland
Argyle Lodge No. 6
Wurst Hall
George Halliday
Betty Campbell
A. Baird
David Stevenson
Edward Carr
Margaret Hutchinson
George Stevenson
Jane Mackie
Zig Sadoski
George Massey
Thomas
Innes
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Club
Dorothy Hartley
Martha Wirth
Rose Boals
Wirth
Nichols Court
Hamler
Earl Hartley
East River Street
Gustave Klein
Fred Klein
St. Paul’s Church
Miss Hartley
Evelyn Sharpless
Elyria Memorial Hospital Nurses Training School
al Wagner
al F. Beesing
Mary Schulz
Book Review
Helen Tappan Berthoff
Kenneth Roberts
A. M. Boyer
Earl Ct
Thomas Hodgson & Sons
Concord Worsted Mills
Concord
N. A
Marny
Middle Ave
Canaries
Darwin
Elyria’s Telegraph
Kemp
Broad St
Juhi Prescree
Tyne
Esquire
E.W.U
St. Peter’s Bazaar
North Ridgeville
C. UC. Stolzenburg
Columbus Street
Frank Day
Margaret
Alice Day
C. C. Stelzenburg
Helen
Mrs. Peters
Pope Ete Eeweeens
Ethel
Courst
W. O. McClellan
Eastern Heights Boulevard
EB. H. Wurst
W. C. Lockard
C. W. Koppes
George Bradley
G. M. Marsh
E. H. Wurst
D. Melton
T. C. Whitmore
Stentz
Gibbs
C. ¥. Beazell
Circle No. 4
Fourth Street
W. C. Fowls
E. E. Dettman
Beazell
H. M. Tapper
Circle 5
West Ridge Road
Florence Brown
Shepherd
O. W. Williams
Ecclesiastes
Edgar Guest
William Hawk
Circle
H. E. Vibber
Paul Hines
Gulf Road
Circle 8
Carl Sehmutskons
Cuba
Panama Canal
San Francisco
Bryson Canyon
Carl Snowden
Douglas Hines
Tioga
Johnson Gift and Knit Shop
East Second St
American Bicycle Safety Club
Real Cleaners
Elks Club
American Bicyle Safety Club
Johnny Jones
American Biycle Safety Club
Women's Relief Corps
Daughters of America
Northwest
Christian Endeavorers
Church of Christ
Rollie E. Hinkson
Rosh Noigiurs
Hallowe'eny
Zella Gagen
East Avenue
Dorcas
Bellefield Avenue
YWCA
Mildred Bender
Marian Judd
Health Education Department
Oberlin College
Maude Thompkins
Helen Zelenka
Mary Gleason
Catherine McKee
Joe Bara
Edith Shepard
Lodge
A. Bursley
Fourth St
Vestal
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