Community Celebrations Span Halloween and Birthdays in Lorain Area
A jumble of social events unfolds from LaGrange to Elyria as friends and relatives honor Louis Chamberlain on his 47th birthday with games and prizes. Elsewhere in Elyria, a Merri Halloween masquerade at the Woman's Club features fortunes, a grand march, and prizes for Mrs. Livingston and Mrs. Woodruff while hosts organize committees and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Chamberlain
LaGrange
Mr. Chamberlain
Pedro
Missene Clarkson
Troptas Clarkson
Edith Hill
Gertrude
Robert Prestien
Lorain
Thomas Clarkson
Shaker Heights
Agnes Chamberlain
Roy Starkey
Lowell Copsey
Wade Clarkson
Dauntter
Hene Clarkson
Ralph Lawrence
Ed[ Clarkson
Elyria
Elyria Woman’s Club
Elnh
Don Schiblex
George Livingston
J. E. Woodruff
Topsy
Will Dengate
B. Taylor
E. G. Jenkins
Fred Todd
Myles Perry
John Halpin
W. E. Mason
George Thompson
May Markham
Club card party and numerous society meetings
Events Tonight and Utopia Club host a card party at Mrs Lloyd Kennedy’s home on Harwood Street. Dozens of groups meet including Ladies Auxiliary Knights of St John at the K of C hall, Who’s Who Club, Literary Club, Tigredia Social Club, Pythian Sisters Sewley Club, Woman’s Benefit Association, American Legion, Elks Lodge, Frank S Harmon Lodge, and others. A Masonic work session and a large chorus of the Masonic Lodge are noted, with upcoming Entered Apprentice work. County C E Convention set for Lorain with addresses and banquets. YWCA and Junior groups plan meetings, plus a Halloween party for church children and veterans’ chapter elections in Union. A birthday party honors a local resident at Oberlin Road.
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Utopia Club
Ese
Lloyd Kennedy
Harwood Street
Knights of St. John
K. of C. Hall
Isoward Butler
Middle Avenue
Tigredia Social Club
Hallowe'en
Laura Bartor Tan
Seventh Street
Sewley Clut G
Carrie Faulhabeg
Rew's
Marian Hubbell
East Avenue
Elyria Pedigreed Canary Club
Frank Stehr
Ninth Street
Halloween Socials and Local Weddings in Elyria
Old Glory Grange hosts a Halloween social October 25 at 8 pm at the Grange hall. Eagles Ladies Auxiliary plans a Halloween party October 24 at 527 Second Street. no hall meeting that night. Elyrian Weds Doris Baker in Wellsburg West Virginia. McAllister of Elyria and Baker of Massillon wed at Rev. H. L. Wiggins parsonage. After a brief western trip the couple will reside in Elyria. Mrs. George Standen hosts a double birthday party for her son Harry and daughter-in-law Mrs. Leo Barnhart with games, music and refreshments for family and friends. Mrs. O. B. Summers hosts a luncheon bridge October 22 at the Oberlin Inn with prizes to Mrs. Leonard Birch, Mrs. Homer Garford and Mrs. H. D. Biggs. Pollyanna club Halloween party at Elyria Woman's Club with a grab bag hosted by Mrs. Hazel Crawford. Yeomen host Children’s Festival at I. C. O. F. hall, featuring a long program of music and recitations, refreshments and Halloween cake. next meeting November 12 for candidate initiation. Birthday dinner honors Donald Swiers with family guests. Marriage licenses: Elmer Muhlman and Priscilla Changer with Rev. Gratz officiating.
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Old Glory Grange
Hallowe'en
Grange Hall
Eagles
A. N. Lyberger
Second Street
Dames of Malta
Elyrian
Wellsburg
West Virginia
W. O H. McAllister
Doris Baker
Sizeols
George Standen
Harry
Leo Barnhart
Standen
William Schy
Henri Ihem
Bert Standes
Carl Fester
Summers
Oberlin Inn
O. B. Summers of
Wooster
Leonard Birch
Homer Garford
H. D. Biggs
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
1. C. O. F. Hall
Charles Simmons, Jr
Helen Schultz
Eleanor Erickson
Geraldine Powell
Raymond Miller
Roberta Coonrad
Rith Roesler
Alma Wirth
Virginia Powell
Ferdinand Wirth
Mildred Powell
Helen Muche
Ruth Roesler
Wilson
Russell Dunford
Unique Costumes Highlight Hallowe'en Party At Baptist Church
Witches goblins Mother Goose and clowns filled the costume line at the Baptist Young People's Society Hallowe'en party last night in the church hall on Read of the Use Avenue. June Welty oversaw games and Lillian Palmer arranged refreshments of cider candy and drugbeats. The barn setting used worn stalks and lanterns for a seasonal touch.
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Hallowe'en
The
Baptist Young People’ S Society
Dr Edwin Kirby to Speak at Edinburg Meeting
Dr. and Mrs. Edwin Kirby will attend a political meeting in Edinburg Ohio on Wednesday at the town hall. Dr. Kirby will be the speaker of the day. Mr. and Mrs. Chauncer Smythe have returned from a six weeks visit in Europe. Edward Winter of Springfield visits his uncle Loren Shrover of Middle Avenue. D A Wilmot spent the day in Cleveland on business. Miss Ruth Amato of Sandusky has returned home after a stay with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sartor of Harvard Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Kirby
Edinburg
Ohio
Kirby
Chauncer Smythe
Europe
Edward Winter
Springfield
Loren Shrover
Middle Avenue
D. A. Wilmot
Cleveland
Ruth Amato
Sandusky
Charles J. Sartor
Harvard Avenus
Weekend Social Roundup of Dover and Nearby Hosts
Dover Ohio residents and guests are noted in a weekend roundup. J W Rosenberry and brothers hosted on Second street. Alma Hoyt visited sister Mrs John Fuller in Geneva. Ralph Shrubsale traveled to Newark. Keener from New Philadelphia spent Sunday with Rosenberry clan. Various dinners and luncheons mark visits, with Barnard of Los Angeles hosted by Tufford and Smythes entertaining in honor of returning Chauncey Smythe and Mrs Barnard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Rosenberry
Dover
Ohio
Rosenberry Brothers
Second Street
Alma Hoyt
East Avenue
John 8. Fuller
Geneva
Ralph Shrubsale
West River Street
Newark
Harry Keener
New Philadelphia
Lark Streets
Detroit
Michigan
Harry "Littleton
J.C. Alles
Massillon
Ed Burgess
East Bridge Street
W. W. Austin
South Bend
Indiana
Ely
Los Angeles
California
F.A. Smythe
Alan Smythe
Barnard
Bert Hucknall
Kenyon Street
Paris
France
Alec Robertson
Kenneth
Raymond
Nova
Public Dance at Elks Hall Saturday Night
Along the edges of the carpet on each side of the English House of Commons runs a redline. By an unwritten law no member may wash these lines when speaking. The custom dates from the days of the Cavaliers and Woundheads. Experienced Barcley Corset service. Phone 2958. Public Dance at Elks Hall Saturday night, Oct. 27. S50e per couple, extra lady 25e.
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House of Commons
Elks Hall
Interfaith Debate on God Is Love Draws 3000 in Chicago
A Methodist bishop, an agnostic, and a Jewish rabbi spoke to about three thousand in a Chicago synagogue last night. Bishop Francia J. McConnell urged loving God and neighbor as key commandments. Clarence Darrow offered a secular view of God as a self-sustaining machine. Rabbi Louis L. Mann defined Judaism as a way of life, not theology. Frederick Sledenberg of Loyola planned Catholic input but withdrew at Cardinal Mundelein’s request.
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Chicago
Francia J. McConnell
New York
Clarence Darrow
Louis L. Manna
Frederick Sledenberg
Loyola University
America Leads World In Music Expert Says In U.S. Return
Renowned violinist Leopold Auer returns to the United States after touring Europe. He asserts America currently leads globally in music and expects a brilliant future, stating European orchestras and vocalists cannot compare with the best in America. Also notes Elyria Eagles dance nights every Friday with 50 cents per couple and extra charges.
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America
Paris
Leopold Auer
United States
Risy
Europe
Mr. Auer
Young music talk mixes money and Europe in 13 year old professor
A 13 year old professor discusses music, noting Europe cannot pay great artists and predicting a future shift toward Dixie Fire Kindler. An Elyria business advertises shirts and hosiery with a local phone number and box address. Also listed are Cascade Pavilion and Kipton Town Hall dance dates with entry fees and guest bands.
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Woman's Club Hallowe’en Party
Leonard Wagner
Wagner
Miss Louise Smith
Richard Walsh
Helen Townsend
Tess Berker
M. J. Roth
Miss Smith
Mrs. Wagner
Tisvedia
Prthian Sisters
C. E. Barton
Hallowe’en
Ralph Shrubsola
Minnie Gard
Ida Devinney
Sewing Club
Chevalier Lodge
County
Phad Ave
Loraig
Oberlin
Evempllfield
Oberlin Fudge
Gege
Thesting
K. OF C
McCarrick
Knights of Calumbus Jars
Aluness
Harry A. Crandall
Monday Colonial Club
Earl Court
Crandall
Masonic Lodge
King
C. E
Lorafn County
Christian “Endeavor
Evangelical Church
Fred Campbell
Middleposinl
Klahr
Benner
Clus
Fellowship Club
Helen Coniam
Marion Archambeau
Anne Warden
Julia Baas
Dorothy Martin
June Fishel
Ethel Wise
LES Amies Club
First Congregational Church
Ethel ‘Wise
Samuel Street
Elizabeth Rich
Piedmont College
Demorest
Georgia
Wise
Ruth Gates
East Subvenue
L Church
Asunion
H. P. Chapman
G. A. R. Hall
George Howlet
Charles Necker
Aio
Charles Jenning
Treasur
Mason Smith
Memgare
Hans Eggers
Oberlin Road
Brence
Woman's Club
Church of Christ
Swiers
George Swiers
Denison Avenue
Donald
Walter Ruhl
Carl Swiers
Donna
Gerald
Foster Swiers
Herbert Swers
Elmer Muhlhnan
Painter
Priscilla Changer
Ene Lorain
Gratz
Cleve
Land
Virginia Lump
Murbach Coal & Supply Co
Flynna
Mrs
Chas. Wynn
West River St
Paul Wellert
NAC
Ralph Youns
Furnace Street
Mary Warner
Gerftrude Boxlan
Frances “Unham
Albert Balock
Marcella Barr
Catherine Diedrick
Miss Dunhart
L. C Chase
St . Louis
L. B. Fauver
Washington Avenue
Emmet McElror
Colonial
Join Hardy
Lake Avenue
Fern Johnson
Broad Street
John Gutensohn
Ridge Street
Emmet McEls
Thomas Murphy
Stani Wiatkowski
Wert R
Olstha Eldred
North Ridgsville
Dent Wilkins
Grafton
Joseph Crumley
Garrettsville
Linda Blanchard
Ketcham
William Malecek
Anna Hura
E.W. Redd
Dorothy Chacon
William Knerim
Brownhelm, O
Theresa Augustin
Bretz
Columbus
Barcley
Hallworthy
God
Elyria Eagles
RB. L. Taylor
W. 6Th St
Karl W. Plocher Insurance
Lorain Co
Peggy Mae
FP. M. Sponseller
RUDY
Broadway
20Th St. Lora
Geo. Shrubsole
Carl Fesler
Millinery East Ave
2Nd St
Beauty Shop
West Ave
Eugene Ware
Dixie Fire
Crooks Coal Co
P.O
A. Bursley
Fourth St
East
Middle Aves
Cascade Pavilion
Kipton Town Flall
Oriole Band
Broad Street Beauty Parlor
W. W. Busick
Brood St
Nielsen Laboratories Inc
Middle Ave
N. D. Nielsen Bio-Chemist
Schwinds
West Second St
E. F. Whitney & Son
Broad St
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