Reception for Rev Piper and Ruth Piper at Methodist Church
Nearly three hundred members and friends attended a largely informal reception and social for Rev A E Piper Mrs Piper and Miss Ruth Piper at the Methodist church last evening. Performances included vocal duets by Mrs O E Brodbeck and Mrs Halph Williams, a piano solo by Louis Brown, and a mix of songs and recitations. Light refreshments followed the hour long event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Methodist Church
A. E. Piper
Ruth Piper
O .E. Brodbeck
Halph Williams
Hollis Whitmore
Harvey Maher
J. P Tasior
Ralph Williams
CC. M. Ackerman
Walter Nevins
Charles Carpenter
Joan Echler
Rena Brown
Wes Roi Fitch
Louis Brown
Halloween revels and showers fill town events
A span of social notes shows the Spanish War Masque Party at Major Woodworth Camp with prizewinners for nicest and comic costumes, high bridge scores, and postnuptial and surprise parties. Other items include a Halloween masquerade by Catholic Daughters and a Bible class meeting with church socials and a United Presbyterian Ladies Aid event.
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Woodworth
Marian Schrock
Thomas F. Ia- Mond
Mire Hurlehy
Pan C. Kotke
Bridge
Pedro
Banco
Thomas LaMosdy
George F Coburn
Delmar Whe
Geo Weiseke
Wetzel
Miledred Dimick
Dan Kothe
M C. Haverstick
Clarence E. Danton
E.S Wencorf
George Colburn
D. C. Kothe
Hazel Wieke
Community notices and social events at local venues
The Ohio Public Service department hosted a gathering at Neta Park in Cleveland with guests at the Newell hotel. Carl Diedrich celebrated a birthday with dinner at the Hayward residence. A bridal shower for Josephine Uris hosted by Miss Jeanette Terry featured pumpkin-themed decor, games, and prizes. The cluster club reviewed activities and the Church of Christ Ladies Aid planned future events.
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Sersue
Tre
Ohio Pabisey Service
Neta Park
Ceveland
Newell
Carl Diedrich
Grant Street
Evenue
Ocias
Berms
Birchdar
Ray
Diedrach
W Marian McCallen
Fred Diedrich
Jeanette Terry
Garvin Avenue
Josephine Uris
Daniel Ross
Mss Josephing Tris
Thersa Snyder
Addie Sitzkradt
Aerr
Cleta Whones
Eila Awell
Evening social notes from local clubs and churches
Numerous local events are reported including Upper Room Bible class, Daughters of Scotia, Northwest Encampment, and Unted Presbyterian church sessions. The Fleur de Lis club and Fortnightly Club hosted meetings and prizes, while a parish dinner at the First Congregational church featured speakers and a nursery tour. Dr. P Barrett will attend a national health meeting in Fort Worth as Ohio health official.
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First Congregational Church
Daughters of Scotia
Northwest
Cx' Umiia
St. Johns School
Dorcas
Church of Christ
Bethel Shrae Na
Cleb
Baid- to-Wallace College
F. Asien
A. C. Schilleman
William Minn Auld
Smythe
Faarer
L Garford
P Barrett
American Public Health Aeservation
Fort Worth
Texas
Ohio Society of Sanatarims
Bake Sale at Klaherty's Market Supports Marly Gerber
A bake sale is set for Saturday morning at Klaherty's Market to raise funds for Marly Gerber. Organized by Circle No. 6 of the M FE Chuvrelu group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klaherty’s
Formarly Gerber’s
Chuvrelu
Halloween Parties At Local Organizations Highlight Weekend
A church T N T Club held a Halloween party with ten members and ten guests. Bethel Shrine hosted a Halloween gathering for about one hundred attendees. Daughters of Ivanhoe held a Pedro and Pedro game card party at Bash Street with eight tables. St Pauls Circle No 5 planned a big dance at Elyria Eagles Hall with tickets 25 cents each. Sahara Daughters hosted a 15 member meeting with a future casino party planned. St Pauls Circle meeting drew nineteen attendees with a Pueblo dance night featuring Wes Green. Girls of Prodate Office hosted a lovely Halloween gathering at Chestnut Ridge with six girls present.
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T.N.T Club
Church of Christ
Hallowe'en
Cntirch Variors
Bethel Shrine
Daughters OF Ivanhoe
Fred “Powell
Bash Street
Pedro
Iva Simmons
Nehie Scoultz
Vaime
Daughters OF
Sahara
Daisy Sawer
Daugnoters
Amelia Werls
Frankcourt
Banco
ST. Paul Circle
Gus, Quade
Street
St Paul's Church
Mn A
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Travels
Mrs. C. M. Terry travels to Garvie Avenue to visit her mother Mrs. Willem Aldrich in Bay Village. Mrs. Bessie Allison and daughter Marijune of Kendalville Indiana visit Mr and Mrs D. K. Smetzer at 316 East Broad Street. Miss Dorothy Bater of St Johns Hospital Cleveland to weekend with sister Miss Tess Becker on Second Street. Mrs. Nettie M. Hill reelected president of state W CT U L at Youngstown convention. Mrs. J. Clarkson and Mrs. C. A. Huene attend state W C T U conference in Youngstown. Rev J B Mooney, former St Marys pastor, touring Europe sending cards from Venice and Paris. Judge and Mrs HC Wilcox visit Washington DC. Mrs HOC Storer leaves for Cincinnati to attend Eastern Stars grand chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Terry
Garvie Avenue
Willem Aldrich
Bay Village
Bessie Allison
Marijune
Kendalville
Indiana
D. K. Smetzer
Broad Street
Dorothy Bater
St John’s Hospital
Cleveland
Tess Becker
Second Street
Nettie NM. Hii
Board of
Venice
Paris
M. O'Donnell
Wilcox
Easterne
Washington, DC
Hoc Storer
Onnford Street
Cincinnati
Order of Eastern Stars
Birthday Anniversary Social Ends With Generous Gift
At the probate office last evening a birthday anniversary gathering for Mess Soaeth featured a tureen supper. The girls involved organized the event and the honor guest was presented with a gift.
Hudcutt couple attends Albion College homecoming
Mr and Mrs A C Hudcutt of Stanford avenue travel to Albion Michigan for Albion College homecoming games and plan a weekend stay Homer Blanchard earns Phi Society honor at Ohio Wesleyan University Ohio Wesleyan hosts Phi Beta Kappa chapter activities Mr and Mrs Ralph Murbach depart for a brief business trip to New York City Kenya bans beauty contests for natives citing demoralizing influence and vetoes planned Kenya beauty pageant linked to a product exhibit by Catholic missionaries
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Hudcutt
Stanford Avenue
Albion
Michigan
Albion College
Homer Blanchard
Fifth Street
Phi Society
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan
Phi Beta Kappa
Ralph Murbach
New York City
Kenya
Rome
Sven
Wisdom tooth mystery unearthed in Colchester grave
Archaeologists in Colchester Essex identify a human remains site where a woman dated to about 22 centuries ago shows a wisdom tooth eruption near the time of death. The find sheds light on ancient dental practice and health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colchester
Essex
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Sal Promempi
Mars Rosen
Anthony Foglyane
Principi
Beech Street
Mesdames Reid Carter
Leo Martin
D- Gonger
Frank UN
Stella Jerewski
Maryango Harzincak
Stella
Marr Jezewski
Rosella
Theresa Snyder
Verna
Emma Sneizko
Helen Haybarevk
AL Sue Petro
Caroline Bittner
Josephine Kordesski
Jessie Kasubetsi
Francis Antkowiak
Mies Mary Wilson
Carolina Bittner
Verna Snezko
Francis Antow—yah
Amerna
R.o. C
Helen Frey
Marr Wegner
Lillian Dam
Asenue Baptist House
Hallowern
M Smith
United Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid Society
Ladies’ Aid Society
United Presbyterian Church
Elyria Ladies
Diedrich
Miss Jeanette Terry
Fidele Club
Holowe'en Party
Ars
Haldeeman
Oeh Street
Fidele Cug
Raip Terel
Mes
Daedrica
Walheam Whitger
Augur Groli
Aga Tinkermen
Piaus
Anne Sirkweather
Ail Brie M-5
Boulton
Clustlre Club Reviens Stiegposen
America
T G Whitney Heenon
ST. Pals
Fredmise
Fanrty
Coren
Lure
James Ane
Tnt
Bellfeld
Norem
Mugwl
Fleur DE Lis Club
Sne Keres
Park Avenue
Elyria
Bridge Club
Mer
Val Dorset
Loram
Brdge
Henry Cook
Leroy Race
A J. Ross
Eqmenis
Phess
LeRoy Rawen
Lang Iow Avenue
Clark Lodge
Grand March
Frank Payne
Cambrigie
ST. Pauls Circle
St Pauls Church
Metith
Christman
Clark Street
Evemuis Rkoutine
Elyria Eagles Hall
Ofc
Hecock Floral CO
Broad St
Toechela
Hallowe
Pueblo
Night Hawk Orchestra
Misl St
Robinson-Hancock
Wes
Luide Spaeth
Chestnut Ridge
Austin
Carlotta Barnard
Frea
Haar Singers
Wildercraft
Nie
Sloe
Garden Tea Room
Boylan Biock
New Fall
Cooks
East Avenue
Gertrude Beauty Shoppe
Wurst Court
Virgin Diamonds
Virgin
Haseroot
Tropic Heights
Darwin
Short
L. C. Hecock Floral Co
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