Veterans Booster Meeting Draws Hundreds in Lorain
The Northeast Booster club of Ohio United Spanish War Veterans and Auxiliaries held a large meeting at Lorain High School auditorium yesterday with four to five hundred attending. F J Robinson of Cleveland elected president. Ethel Foster of Cleveland led auxiliaries. A resolution opposed school officials banning L US Navy pictures, calling it unpatriotic. Key speakers included Charles Barefoot of Toledo. Judge Day, Scott Wehe, Walter Patterson. The next Booster meeting is planned for March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northeast Booster Club of
Ohio
United Spanish War Veterans
Lorain High School
F. J. Robinson
Cleveland
C. Shaw
Lorain
Frank Horn
Lakewood
Ethel Foster
Lloyd
Wilda Gale
Akron
L U. S. Navy
Lorsin
Pub- No
Pollack
Charles Barefoot
Toledo
Judge Day
Supreme Court of Ohio
Scott Wehe
Columbus
Walter Patterson
C. E. Southam
Major Woodworth
Elyria
Birthday Halloween Party for Miss Doro thy Ann Sharpe
Miss Doro thy Ann Sharpe celebrated her fourteenth birthday with a Halloween party at her grandmother Mrs. J. E. Hanning’s Lincoln Court home. Guests in masks played games and danced, with Donna Swiers winning for cleverest and least recognizable costume. A Halloween menu followed and many useful gifts were given to the guest of honor.
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Dorothy Ann Sharpe
J. E. Hanning
Lincoln Court
Donna Swiers
Gottlieb the Tailor Ad Teaser at Broad Street
The tailor Gottlieb at Broad Street advertises dry cleaning pressing and tailoring for both women and men. He notes that dissatisfaction with Landon’s speech should not deter customers from ordering an overcoat. Phone contact 2785-711.
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Gottlieb
Landon
Broad St
Royal Rogues Host Hallowe'en Masquerade at Seabold Barn
The Royal Rogues entertained their ladies with a masquerade party at Seabold's barn decorated with autumn leaves and carn stalks. A lunch counter offered toasted sandwiches and hot chocolate while milk bottle caps powered carnival style games and prizes. Attendees included Marie DeCarlo Ruth Seigel Mildred McKenry Dorothy McHenry Nina Harris Cora Louise Ramser Ann Stolar Ruth Bailying Jane Helli Annabel Helli Henry Meekly Arthur Blutzer Eugene Fell Richard Fell Alex Esche Jr Edward Linsky Harold Heywood Vernon Smith Robert Fox Ernest Seabold. This was the sixth entertaining since their club formed last May with next meeting planned for November 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seabold
Sins
Marie’ DeCarlo
Ruth Seigel
Mildred, McKenry
Dorothy McHenry
Nina’ Harris
Cora Louise Ramser
Ann Stolar
Ruth Bailying
Jane Helli
Annabel Helli
Henry Meekly
Arthur Blutzer
Eugene Fell
Richard Fell
Alex Esche, Jr
Edward Linsky
Harold Heywood
Vernon Smith
Robert Fox
Ernest Seabold
Royal Rogues
Intermediate C E Notes On Disease Lesson At Church
Mary Kaiser led the Intermediate Christian Endeavor of the Church of Christ last evening with the topic Disease One of our Common Enemies. A meditation The Temple of Health was read by Marguerite Edwards and a dialogue was read by Bill Hockaden Mary Jane Drusendahl June Hart and Geraldine Hange. The group discussed causes prevention and missionary and medical efforts to curb disease. Next Sunday's meeting at the church at 6 00 is open to all young people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Kaiser
Church of Christ
Temple of Health
Marguerite Edwards
Bill Hockaden
Mary Jane Drusendahl
June Hart
Geraldine Hange
Dover Guests Attend Second Congregational C E Meeting
Guests from Dover attended the second Congregational C E meeting last night with a large turnout. Robert Gilliland led the topic How to Meet Temptation and compared Christ's temptations to modern struggles. Nola Smith Richard Upton and Tom Gardner participated in the discussion. Reverend Tucker Humphrey spoke on The Four Values of C E. Social hour followed under Core Ramser's direction with refreshments. Next Sunday Au Gren Hrivnak will lead.
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Second Congregational
C. E
C. E. Society
Dover
Robert Gilliland
Nola Smith
Richard Upton
Tom Gardner
Tucker Humphrey
Congregational Church
Core Ramser
Au- Gren Hrivnak
Delena Rhodes Leads C E Meeting at Church
Delena Rhodes led the C E meeting at the Church of Christ Sunday evening with a novel program themed Murder at the Steering Wheel. Activities included group singing led by Earl Demos, prayers by Helen Bramwell, and readings by Helen Bramwell and Betty Taylor.
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Delena Rbhodes
C. E
Church of Christ
Earl Demos
Helen Bramwell
Bob Chanman
la Grange
Lee Prentice
Betty Taylor
Ray Brunger
Bill Ryap
Virginia Bringer
Dana Fox
Ruth Unger Celebrates 13th Birthday With Friends
Ruth Unger daughter of Mr and Mrs Leonard Unger of 330 East River Street hosted a Friday evening party for six girl friends. Hallowe en decor featured a white and green cake as a table centerpiece. Prizes went to Dorothy Wysinske and Beverly Morian with Ruth receiving many gifts. Other guests included Doris Urpschot Helen Barnard Warian Vietch Ida Mae Krebs and Mr and Mrs Merle Gage.
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Ruth Unger
Dorothy Wysinske
Beverly Morian
Leonard Unger
East River Street
Doris Urpschot
Helen Barnard
Warian Vietch
Ida Mae Krebs
Merle Gage
Homecoming Party For Ely Tia Lodge Observed
Ely tia Lodge No. 1903 I O O F holds its annual homecoming Tuesday after the reg meeting at 7 15 PM A joint program with St Clair Rebekah lodge features Sheriff Grall as speaker followed by dancing John Jacksons orchestra supplies music and refreshments served Open to families and friends of the order
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Elytia Lodge No. 1903
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
Sheriff Grall
John Jackson
Order
Licenses Issued for Four Local Residents
John Vargo age 20 of Elyria a factory worker Mary Yuhas age 15 of Lorain Thomas J Francesco age 22 of West View a painter and Grace Lucie Glass age 21 of Columbia Station receive licenses.
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John Vargo
Elyria
Mary Yuhas
Lorain
Thomas J. Francesco
West View
Painter
Grace Lucie Glass
Columbia Station
Calendar clubs and church groups host Hallowe'en events tonight
Local calendar lists Grace Lutheran Church Council, building committee at 7 30, Lorain Country Club a dental society, Little Sorority with Mrs Milton Bishop, and numerous groups including Cardinal Troop Girl Scouts, Ladies of G A, Avalon club with Mary Pronesti, Sunny Side Up Club with Mrs Ed Weber, Lat A Lot club with Magdaline Wottring, Rainbow for Girls bingo social, V W F W Auxiliary bingo, Townsend Club, Business Women's Bible class with Mrs Curtis, King Solomon's Lodge, Knights of Columbus, Plus Ultra masquerade for husbands at First M E Church, and India Miss On prayer service. many Halloween parties noted plus several meetings and events for Tuesday.
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Ladies Auaillary
Grace Lutheran Church Council
Lorain County Dental Society
Lorain Country Club
Little Sorority
Milton Bishop
Harvard Avenue
Cardinal Troop
Hallowe'en
Ladies of
G. A. Ft
Avalon Club
Mary Pronesti
West Avenue
Sunny Side Up Club
Ed Weber
Carolina Avenue
Magdaline Wottring
Weat Avenue
Order of Rainbow
Vv. F. W
Townsend Club
Business Women's Bible
Curtis
Fifth Street
King Solomon's Lodge
Knights of Columbus
Ultra
M. E
India
West Eighth Street
George Link
510
Second Street
Entertain Two Friends At A Newly Furnished East Avenue Apartment
Social pages describe Miss Ebba Fosselius and Mrs. Matel MWeid hosting Miss Viola Hargrave and Miss Sabra Armstrong with guests Hannorah May Ruth Carlson and Mrs. Charles Hoffman at 427 East Avenue. Bridge games, kitchen gifts, and late refreshments highlighted the evening. out of town guests included Miss Mary Stamen and Mrs. Herschel Shannon.
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Viola Hargrave
Sabra Armstrong
Ebba Fosselius
Matel Mweid
East Avenue
Hannorah May
Ruth Carlson
Charles Hoffman
Mary Stamen
Ashtabula
Herschel Shannon
Oberlin
Evening events and church gatherings listed in Amherst notices
A long list of Thursday and Friday activities at churches and clubs includes dinners at the First Congregational Church, Pythian Sisters visits, research and culture clubs, aid societies, card parties, masquerades, and youth meetings. Also noted are church services, planed elections, and various social events at addresses on Broad Street and West River streets, with multiple organizations hosting luncheons, games, and parties.
Girls Trio Performs As Special Music At Program
The program featured a girls trio Lois Bennett Mary Jean McElfresh and Marion Ives. McElfresh spoke on tithing while Pearl Cox and Dick Davies gave talks. Next week a special speaker will discuss Christ fan conduct.
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Lois Bennett
Mary Jean McElfresh
Marion Ives
Pearl Cox
Dick Davies
Christ
Evangelical Women's Union Meeting Thursday at St John's
Evangelical Women's Union will hold Thursday sessions at St John’s church South Amherst. Morning service starts 10:30 and afternoon session at 1:30. Ida Wagner of Sandusky, National E W VU secretary, will speak along with Mrs Edwin Beck of Tiffin, a China missionary. Transportation contacts listed with circle chairs.
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E.W.U
Evangelical Women’s Union
St. John’s Church
South Amherst
Ida Wagner
Sandusky
National
E. W. VU
Edwin Beck
Tiffin
China
Jehle
O. Mischka
Epworth League Meeting at Methodist Church Sees Strong Attendance
Epworth League of the Methodist Church met at 6 39 p m with large attendance. The session opened with Ivory Palaces while prayers were offered. Margaret Minch read a story titled The Lost Boy. Mrs Bond offered a closing prayer and the League benediction. Also notes mention ocean passenger traffic between the United States and China expected to break records this year.
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Epworth
United States
China
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Veterans Organization
Reese R. Reese
Salsinkapators
Charles E. Guth
DRY Cleaners
Middle Ave
Lewis Ives
Sumner Street
Ives
Marian
Doris Ives
Dick Held
Bob Hysell
Don King
Ernest Buts
Fom Ickes
Jack Gorman
Susanna Wesley
M. E. Church
Helen Berthoff
Roberts
Fellowship Club
Grace Lutheran Church
Sigma Gamma Sorority
A. E. Kemp
West
Frank
Harmon Lodge
American Home and Child Welfare
Dep’t
Milk Fund
Dew
Lorain Co. Health Bureau
Jolly Eight
Bunco Club
Makiuski
Cleveland Y Street
Iota. Nu
Jeanette Stichey
10Th Street
G. G. G. Club
Byron Buck
East Broad Street
Knights of St. John
Cree Sempre
Raychestone
Foster Avenue
Teneza Club
Henrietta Wizorek
Bellefield Avenue
Steve Burbach
Tri-Ko
Thelma Kelley
West Sth
Methodist Church
Elyria Lodge
C. F
Elks Lodge
Mary A. Chandler
Daughters of Union Veterans
Elyria Council of
P.T. A
Washington Bldg
Apach Amescan Mechanics
American Legion Auxiliary
Circle 3
St. Paul'a
Christine Wernert
Kenyon Avenue
St. Andrew's Church
Noble
Harry Thompson
9Th Street
Roosevelt P.T. A
Maitland
Andrews Avenue
St. Paul's Circle
E. Heuser
Kenyon
Wilhelmy
Erie Street
Friendly
Wm. Tong
2Nd Street
General Aid Society
St. Paul's Circle 4
Heginbotham
Lambda Chi
Hallowe’en
Bari Brown
Elyria County Club
Ruth Simmons
Lake Avenue
Bon Nuit
O'Donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co
Otio
Florida Coal
Florida
Paty
Puritan
1St Congregational Church
Pythlan Sisters
Annnie Gard
Barton
Tth Street
Woodworth
H. [T. Brown
Research
Co. Greene
Oxford
Aphrodites
Betty Fowler
Kappa Sigma
Betty Wood
Middle Avenue
St. John's Aid Society
Norah Gagen
Grace Lutheran Aid Society
Broad Street
J. Rodgers
Twelfth Street
Ninety Five Club
Charles Cushing
5Th Street
Lun Neon
Louiuch
Pythian Sisters
Narcissus Club
B.T. Bastian
Culture Club
Wooster Street
Layton Etts
Seabolds
West River Street
Sempre Idem Club
Edith Shepherd
Galaxy
Don W. Myers
Denison Avenue
Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary
Bethel Shrine
Epworth League
First Methodist Church
Sempre Fidelis
Emmanuel Church
J. L., Urich
Princeton Avenue
Grace Lutheran Finance Committee
1St Congregational
Coterie Bridge Club
W. H. Stegman
Marseilles
Grace Guild
Catholic Study Club
E. T. Hayes
6Th Street
Mildred Walsh
Order of Eastern Star
Madge Book
B. Y.P.U
The
First Baptist Church
Choice
Hams Xe
HAM
Wieners
del Monte Spears
AP Food Stores
Hutchinson’s
Grafton
the Standard of Co
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