Three Books Reviewed For Members Of Employed Young Women's League
Mrs Leta Heath Neff reviewed three current books for the Employed Young Women's League and visitors. Grapes of Wrath by John Steinbeck drew mixed notes as a depressing tale of dispossessed harvesters seeking work in California ending in hardship. Black Narcissus follows nuns whose palace becomes a site of tension and awakening, ending with greater humanity. Emmanuel on Magnolia Street follows a kindly English Jew aiding German Jewish refugee boys, suffering injustices but ending with some relief.
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Leta Heath Neff
E .Y. Wol
Neff i
Cleveland
John Steinbeck
Nunad
Juad
California
Emmanuel
Magnolia Street
Germany
Mr Emmanuel
Doris Swindling
Aiary Barnes
Phyllis Jobson
Anna Schubert
Vivian Scott
Winifred Seward
Margery Wara
W.L
Jane Duke
Carea
Ures
Kathryn Schubert
High School PTA Plans Comedy Benefit Show
The High School PTA schedules Everybody's Here a home talent comedy to raise funds for the music department. Harry Forbes organizes activities with Mrs. Kemmerer distributing tickets. Cast includes City officials and prominent townsfolk, with the Beauties of 1940 appearing as one hundred men. Performances set for Thursday and Friday, November 30 and December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Forbes
J. N. Kemmerer
Ralph Bauer
H. H. Thompson
C. C. Wood- Gill
Social club evenings feature psychology lectures and Bunco
Mrs Jack Wagner hosted a Lambda Chi gathering on West River Street with Dr C Ettinger presenting animal psychology and head and hand readings. The Sans Souci club enjoyed Bunco prizes for Mrs Don Andress and Mrs Bert Brazell as fall decor framed the rooms and a dessert course followed. Subsequent meetings were set for November 7 at Don Andress and St Clair Street with new member Mary Kolopes joining Chiquita Club.
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Jack Wagner
Lambda Chi
West River Street
C. Ettinger
June Harrison
Courtw School
Jean Shepard
Joyce Gregg
Earl Brown
Grafton Road
Sans Souci
Earl Boggs
Harvard Avenue
Bunco
Don Andress
Boggs
Bert Brazell
Howard Endicott
Lucile Gibbons
St Clair Street
Susanna Wesley Class Meets at Alyce Willets Home
The Susanna Wesley Class met yesterday evening at 223 Cornell Avenue hosted by Mrs. Alyce Willets with assistants Mrs. Kay Elingwood and Mrs. Florence Morris. Bunco was played after a brief business meeting and multiple members received awards. The group displays a Halloween decor and will reconvene November 28 at Mrs. Dorothy Payne’s Eleventh Street home with Mathey West and Mary Garrison assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susanna Wesley
Alyce Willets
Cornell Avenue
Kay Elingwood
Florence Morris
Bunco
Betty O'Dell
Neva Thompson
Doris Beal
Grace Beal
Dorothy Payne
Bea Mason
Clerabelle Smith
Marie Jensen
Eleventh Street
Mathey West
Mary Garrison
Licensing Ern est Sieber and Minnie Elton in Penfield
Ernest Sieber a 54 year old Penfield farmer and Minnie Elton a 43 year old Penfield woman are issued licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Sieber
Penfield Farmer
Minnie
F. Elton
Penfield
Evening church and club calendar newton
Upper Room Bible Class at First Congregational 6 30 supper at the church. Clasque Club meets with Evalyn Lehmann on Cleveland Street. Zeiz Upsilon meets with Mrs Charles Boggs. Deal Me In with Mrs Elizabeth Wilhelmy 614 Lodi Street. Elyria Social Duplicate at Woman's Club 7 30. Dames of Malta at 1 O F all Marshall Chapter R A M meets. Columbia Club Hallowe en party St Johns church wives. Junior Missionary Society U P Church after school. Business and Professional Women Glee Club rehearsal at Miss Eleanor Armstrong Broad Street.
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First Congregational Church
Clasque Club
Evalyn Lehmann
Cleveland Street
Zeiz Upsilon
Charles Boggs
Elizabeth Wilhelmy
Lodi Street
Elyria Social
Woman's Club
Dames of Malta
O. O. F. All. Marshall
Hallowe'en
Columbia Club
St. John’s Church
Junior Missionary Society
U. P. Church
Business
Eleanor Armstrong
Broad Street
League and Musical Society Notes From Local Events
The League of Women Voters group meets at 10:00 AM at Mrs. Chauncey Smith's home on 518 Washington Avenue with requests to bring Johnstone's American Foreign Policy Chapter 1 and a Neutrality Act summary. The Junior Musical Art Society at the High School presents a two-part program directed by Miss Elaine Cole featuring classical pieces and school performers. A two piano program is planned for Tuesday November 1 at the same location.
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League of Women Voters
Chauncey Smith
Washington Avenue
Johnstone
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Junior Musical Art Society
Elaine Cole
Lois Marie Bennett
Phyllis Alexander
Patricia Hoke
J. H. Cromley
Roman Nagorka
Reinhold
Club Meetings and Events Schedule Amid Delays
Notes detail postponements and new dates for local clubs including Culture Club Round Table A A U W Book Review card party at Elyria Woman's Club and Widening Circle cancellation. Spaghetti supper at Mary Ahlgrim’s home featured bingo and plans for Anita Husett’s October 30 meeting. Girl Reserve Advisors will meet for a 9 39 breakfast at the W C A with reports and discussion planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Reserve
W.C
Jay Coleman
AL. Gegenheimer
Darrell Faces Choice Over Alan Juliette Rift in California
Darrell Kane travels from New York to Aunt Midge in California to mend Alan Radcliffe and Juliette Carey’s relationship. Midge plots to match Alan with her daughter Gloria while Darrell wrestles with a guilty plan to avert a betrayal. Darrell confronts Juliette and leaves hopeful for a reconciliation as new clues hint at Rand Dawson’s return at lunch.
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Darrell Kane
Ridge Addison
New York
Midge
California
Alan Radcliffe
Alan
Juliette Carey
Gloria Benson
Darrell
Juliette
Gloria
Mike
Miike
Ridge
Hollywood
Tye
Behdy
Julette
Rand
June
Rand Dawson
Spence McLean
Benefit Card Party and Upcoming Lodge Events in Elyria
Elyria Lodge No. 103 I O O F held a benefit card party with pinochle and bridge. Next Tuesday evening the lodge hosts its annual Homecoming inviting St Clair Rebekah Lodge Encampment and Patriarchs Militant. program starts 8 30 with Dr Edwin Kirby as speaker and cider and doughnuts served. Northwest Encampment meets Friday. Tri K o club's Halloween party plans were finalized for October 31 at Wild Wood Inn. prizes awarded at bridge. plans for a November card party at Elks hall were made by Elyria Service League. Christmas sale and Open House at Center for the Sightless discussed with Charles Chamberlain speaking. Fourthurs plan an April program. ba zaar December sixth discussed.
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Elyria
St Clair Rebekah Lodge
Patriarchs Militant
Hallowe’en
Edwin Kirby
Northwest
Tri-Ko Club
Margaret Corts
Cleveland Street
Wild Wood Inn
Lake Road
Bridge
Christine le- Geris
Jame Sutlie
Lois Frrelow
Jean Crow
West Avenue
Elks Hall
Elyria Service League
J. L. Beltz
Hamilton Avenue
Charles Chamberlain
Kr. Chamberlain
Service League
Masquerade Party At Cleveland Road Parish Center
Grace Fellowship Club held a Halloween masquerade at the home of Mr and Mrs William Schmitigen on Cleveland road. Mrs G Schaefer won best disguise. Prizes went to Mrs T F Hinkel Mrs Mary Diedrich W Neuhbiser and W Schmittze. Refreshments were served by Mr and Mrs Fred Bongs and Mr and Mrs Arthur Ehlke. Next meeting November 28 in the parish hall.
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Binis
Mary Arier
Hallowe’en
Norma Jeanne Rogers
Jolly Eight
Bunco Club
Sophia Makiuski
Cleveland Street
Makiuski
Arthur Goetz
Charles Henry
Mirs
Mabel Anderson
South Amherst
Carl Hellup
Jean Scotti
Henry
William Schmitigen
Cleveland Road
Grace Fellowship Club
G. Schaefer
T. F. Hinkel
Mary Diedrich
W. Neuhbiser
W. Schmittze
Afr
Fred Bongs
Air
Arthur Ehlke
Townsend No 2 Party Dances at Woodmen Hall
Townsend Club No 2 held a Hallowe en reception at Woodmen Hall last night with Frank Kelly’s orchestra. Prize winners included Mrs Martha Refenning, Mrs Grace Preston, and Mrs Mitchell, while Mrs Rose Shauver won the special door prize. A brief business session nominated a president to fill the late Mrs Nick Neufer’s vacancy. election set for November 1 at the next meeting. Greece observed four meatless days weekly per government decree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend Club
Woodmen Hall
Frank Kelly
Martha Refenning
Grace Preston
Mitchell
Rose Shauver
Nick Neufer
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promises Energy Boost
A vintage advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a reliable tonic for women. It claims to improve digestion and energy, ease female distress, and strengthen nerves, urging tired, low energy readers to try the remedy.
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Lydia EL Pinkham
Pinkham
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Furnace Street
Ruth Wash
Agnes Warner
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Eider
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Irene Ujlaki
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Julia Fekete
Margaret Foster
Babe Bennett
Madison Street
Grayce Forsythe
Ruth Blakely
Katherine Wolfe
Mary Wainey
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Hawthorne Street
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Pittsburgh
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Herb
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Fairlawn Avenue
Charlotte Decker
North Olmsted
J. William Pyncheon, Jr
Lakewood
Katherine Hines
Helen Gusky
Fayette Simonds
Psychology
Mrs. Boggs
Mary Helen Kolopes
Chiquita Club
Dolores Coven
Elnora Farkas
Louise Hall
Ninth Street
Mary Kolopos
Bettye Karlow
Middle Avenue
Tri Sigma
Dorothy Finegan
Howestreet
Helen Finegan
Mary Kiehm
Ella Matthews
Phyllis Kelly
Ruth
Lake Ave
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Masonic Temple
UNION
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Freedom Gas & Oil
4Th & East Ave
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Round Table Club
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Elyria Woman's Club
Mrrs. Krieg’s
Baptist East Avenue House
Chatter Doos
Mary Ahlgrim
Beverly Court
Mrs. Amato
Anita Husett
East Avenue
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Mike Rose
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Ralad
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