Elyria Civic Music Series Opens With Hortense Monath
The Elyria Civic Music Association begins its three concert series on Monday evening at 5 15 in First Congregational church with Hortense Monath, gifted American pianist. The January and March programs feature Jacqueline Salomons violin and Attilio Baggiore tenor, while annual memberships exceed two hundred.
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The
Elyria Civic Music
Hortense Monath
First Congregational Church
Miss Monath
Ernest Hutcheson
New York
Berlin
Artur Schnable
Hamburg
Rome
Florence
Bologna
Milan
Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra
Fritz Busch
Salzburg
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Unger Roussevitsky
Newark Symphony Orchestra
National Symphony Orchestra
East
Middle West
South
Civic Music Association
Jacqueline Salomons
Attilio Baggiore
Elyria
Full YWCA Week Program Announced
A full YWCA program is announced for the week featuring events across clubs and committees. Activities include Junior Friendship Halloween tea at 3 30 led by Mrs John Etdr, Sun Club at 6 20 with Miss Mabel Wade presiding, and Dr Jacob Meyer lecture on Standards of Living in the United States.
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Junior Friendship Club
John Etdr
Robert Wilson
Suni Club
Mabel Wade
Act
Jacob Meyer
United States
Robert Crehore
E. J. Crisp
Senior Friendship Club
Blue Triangle Club
Industrial League
World Interpretation Committee
George Lamberton
Cora Bates
Masquerade Party Hosts Odd Costumes At Pemberthy Home
Margie Pemberthy hosted a Saturday masquerade with guests in varied costumes including Little Orphan Annie and a devil ceiling display. Andrew Foreman won for funniest outfit as refreshments of cider and doughnuts were served.
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P. Held
Margie Pemberthy
Annie
Mae West
Fred Allen
Jemimeah
Andrew Foreman
Jean Heimsath
Jim Schumar
Fran Given
Bob Meredith
Jean Mosier
Dick Held
Ted Canderhill
Valerie Tite
Tom Banville
L. C. Heimsath
Birthday Party For Ruth Niemerer At Home
A group from Cleve Jand and Elsha surprised Ruth Niemerer at her home 153 Harvard avenue Saturday evening with a birthday party. Pinochios provided the entertainment and gifts were given during a later three course luncheon. Present were Lillian Lindherst Beth Peake Elmer Hemsath Robert Jones Walker Cain Stanley Peake of Cleveland and Erma Burandt of Elyria. The Lorain County Kent State University Club plans a dinner next Monday at 6 59 PM at the First Congregational church with speaker Emmett Stopher registrar in charge of extension and home study work. Reservations are organized by Miss Jean Wagner Miss June Harrison Miss Emma Gleason of Elyria and Mrs Winifred Ryan of Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleve Jand
Elsha
Ruth Niemerer
Harvard Avenue
Miss Niemerer
Lillian Lindherst
Beth Peake
Elmer Hemsath
Robert Jones
Walker Cain
Stanley Peake
Cleveland
Erma Burandt
Elyria
Lorain County
Kent State University Club
First Congregational Church
Emmett Stopher
Jean Wagner
June Harrison
Emma Gleason
Winifred Ryan
Lorain
Johnston Gift and Rmit Shop Ad Offer Prizes
Local shop promotes cross city gift sales while inviting customers to visit for gifts or prizes. Emphasizes pride in drawing customers from other cities and readiness to serve.
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Johnston Gift & Rmit
Miss Lucille Smith to wed Harold Olds in Cincinnati
Announcement states Miss Lucille Smith daughter of P J Smith Walnut street will marry Harold Olds son of Edwin Olds of Oberlin. Ceremony planned for Friday morning October 30 in Cincinnati with a grey ensemble. Afterward the couple take a motor trip through the south and will reside at 927 Walnut street. The bride attended St Marys School and Elyria High School. the groom works at the Western Union and is a member of the Rhythm Girls orchestra.
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Lucille Smith
Harold Olds
Merriese
P. J. Smith
Walnut Street
Hareld Olds
Edwin Olds
Oberlin
Cincinnati
Miss Smith
Eirria
Walnue Street
Sir. Mary’s School
Mgr
Olds
Elyria Hish
Western Uiematic
Rhythm Girls Orchestra
Methodist Sunday School Club Elects Officers At Party
Mrs Portmen's class of girls held a Halloween party Saturday at Lois Ann Fell's Middle Avenue home with Jessie Henderson assisting. Prizes went to Elaine Chobanoff widow costume and Mary Arter as a colored papey. Officers elected: Lois Ann Fell president Elaine Chobanoff vice president Lois Jane Boothford secretary Martha Brodbeck treasurer. Nine members and two guests attended with refreshments served. Next meeting at the Chobanoff home.
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Destresses
Chobanofi
Helen Barnter
Lake Aeviue
Tri Fi
Eleanor McCoy
Bellefield Avenue
Grace Fellowship Club
Hallowe'en
Fred Borgs
Concord Avenue
H. Sweeser
Tattersall Court
I. Co. O. F. Lodge
Knights of Str
John Hase
Mary A. Chandler
Daughters of Union Veterans
Lakewood
Cora Musser
Tora Nu
Agnes Roch
Middle Avenue
K. Lo
Ith
Georgiene Krizzel
Princeton Avenue
V Woman’s Club
Girl Scouts of
Church of Christ
Eirmia Musical Art Society
St. Agnes P-T. A
Ladies Auxiliary of Eagles
City Council of
P-T. A
United American Mechanics
American Legion Auxiliary
Church of Christ Aid Society
Mary Martha
St. Paul’s Church
Emme Dean Anderson
United Presbyterian Church
North Side Guild
Stt. Andrew's
S. Wierson
Harrison
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
A long list of named residents and addresses appears under Hospital Admissions and Discharges. Items include John Phillips at 173 Bath Street and Mrs. Frank Oertelis at 315 Princeton Ave, with other patients and discharge entries such as Vanda Thomas at 24 Fourth Street and Jane Parker at 173 Beebe Court. The scattered localities cover Amherst, Valley City, Cleve, Wakeman, and surrounding areas.
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John Phillips
Bath Street
Frank Oertelis
Princeton Ave
Joseph Udyvardy
Spruce Street
Joseph Brooks
Valley City
Della Thomas
R. D
Alex Horvath
Seneca Street
Amelia
Mike
Frank Oetet
Sia Trinceton
Esther W Costonia
Intermediate Christian Endeavor Meets for Discussion at Church
Twenty three members of the Intermediate Christian Endeavor of the Church of Christ met last evening with Buth Fridenstine as leader. The topic My Share in My Home focused on kindness cooperation and Christian living for a happy home. Mary Kaiser spoke on Ideal Home Life and a group discussion followed. Next Sunday's meeting will be led by Myron Albert with Reverend Foster as speaker. A Hallowe'en social is planned for Wednesday at 7 00 pm with Bob Albert in charge.
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Betty Taylor
Christian Endeavor Society
Church of Christ
Deane Burnes
Mr. Burns
Utah
Sir Laun Zal
Sir Launfal
Miss Tartar
Deane Burns
Roser Williams
Earl Demos
Bar Beren
Beb Mallory
Rozer Williams
Ieadser
Beb Chapmen
C. E
Don Meyers
Intermediate Christian Endeavor
Buth Fridenstine
Mary Kaiser
Myron Albert
Foster
Bob Albert
Epworth League Plans Banquet and Meetings
Epworth League members plan a banquet for all church youth on Thursday November 6 at 630 PM. More than 200 names of eligible youths have been secured though not all attend. Rev Power leads “Was Your Chum” campaign and a committee of Vernon Bell John Mowrr and Margaret Minch will prepare lists. Lucille Hutchings will lead Sunday services and November meetings will feature a Robin Walker series. Leonard Fowlis announces Lerain Booth Festival on Friday November 6.
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Epworth League
M_ EL
Dorothy Johnson
George Jo Unseen
Iris
P. Raymond Power
Powers
League
Leonard Fowlis
Lerain
Sponsors Party Bey British Empire Club Meeting
The British Empire Club held a Saturday evening meeting in the club rooms with whist and bond for diversion. Prizes went to Mrs K Knopp and Mrs J Henger son and William Shrubsoe for high scores. Ir since Fay Bab and Mr Hansford were rewarded for high scores with Mrs F Rose and J Morrison. Refreshments were served by Mrs Harwood, Mr Edwards and Mrs McCaffer. Danning closed the evening. Next card party will be October 54¢4 with a Halloween masquerade dance on October sist.
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Harwood
Mr. Edwards
Royal Neighbor Rally Moves to Mondar in Sandusky
The Royal Neighbor group in Sandusky reschedules its rally to Mondar date November 2. The note mentions some stars appearing to emit a regular series of dots and dashes.
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Sandusky
Mondar
Many local residents host and travel for visits
Miss Ruth Call and Robert Taylor of Norwalk visit Miss Margaret Smith in Elyria and George Hart and John Hart in town. Reverend Brown and A W Baird head to Akron for the Cleveland Presbytery. Miss Florence Miesse visits Park Avenue and Miss Katherine Bright tours Geneva and Jefferson. Births noted at Elyria Memorial Hospital and hospital visits linked to family and friends.
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Ruth Call
Robert Taylor
Norwalk
Margaret Smith
Starvard Avenue
George Hart
Parkview Street
John Hart
Thirtieth Street
Lorain
Adie Carney
Johnstown
Pennsylvania
George Brown
A. W. Baird
United Presbyteran Church
Cleveland Presbytery
Akron
Cc. H. Merthe
New York City
C. H. Merthe Co
John Kennedy
DeFuntak Springs
Florida
Olive
Cleveland
A. Vcoons
Grafton Road
A. C. Yunglass
Cleveland Street
K. K. Fineld
Youngstown
Frank Schaffer
North Sotom
Philadelphia
Florence Miesse
Chillicothe
Ohio
John Streicher
Park Avenue
Katherine Bright
Seventh Street
Geneva
Jefferson
Carl Russert
Stanford Avenue
Elrria Menories Hospital
George Valerius
Est Street
Piteshhurch-Notre Dame
Pittsburgh
R. J. Shharks
Frank Marlett
Detroit
Michigan
Marlett
R. D. Macintosh
Mansfield
Benton Jennings
Middle Avenue
Walter Mann
Riverside Court
Nelle
John McClure
George Pieres
Ereath Street
Liaine
Miss Bird
Saint [Ste Marie
James W. Pendry
Shoals
Indiana
Columbus
Ohio State
Charles Novotar
Woodford Avenue
O. E. S. Grand Chapter
Bernice Kunxle
Arthur Hiscon
BE. O. Pallas
George
Agricultural Department
Pallas
New Mothers’ Association
Earl F. Foster
Gulf Farms
William Foster
Culver Military Academy
James Hollinger
Jimmie
Barberton
Fridenstine
E. Broad Street
George Lamberton
Lamberton
Fathers’ Association
Plato’s Rule on Early Reading and Writing
A historical note asserts that Plato forbade teaching reading and writing to children before age ten. It frames the rule as a classical education principle attributed to ancient philosophy.
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Plato
Four Speakers Set for Public Affairs Hour on Tuesday
The YWCA Public Affairs committee hosts the Employed Young Women's League event at 7 15. Four speakers will cover ten minutes each on how party principles apply to current campaign issues. Mrs Goodak Lorain speaks for Union party, Mrs Storck for Socialist, Harold S Ewing for Democrats, Richard Stevens for Republicans. Mrs Q J Winsor chairs and presides. Event open to the public.
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Young Women's League
Goodak
Lorain
Union Party
G. A. Storck
Socialist
Harold S. Ewing
Democrats
Richard Stevens
Republicans
Q. J. Winsor
Halloween Club Calendar Activities Across Town
A dense listing details numerous clubs and societies hosting Hallowe'en events, parties, lectures, and dinners at churches, homes, and grills. Notable organizers include Girl Scouts Troop 3, Townsend Club, and various church groups across Lakewood, Princeton Avenue, and Concord avenues, with dates and locations scattered throughout.
Chicken Dinner at La Grange M. E. Church Menu Event
Chicken Dinner planned at La Grange Methodist Church on Wednesday October 28 at 5 30 pm. Dinner tickets cost 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for children with proceeds supporting church activities.
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la Grange
M. E. Church
Wed
Hallowe'en Party Held At Roger Amidon Home
Miss Barbara Huebner, Martin Huebner Jr., and Roger Amidosa hosted a Saturday afternoon Halloween party at Roger Amidon’s Second Street residence. Twenty two boys and girls joined games and contests, with Gerald Barnes hosting an amateur hour. Anabelle Guthman won the contest prize. Nancy Greenland’s team won the balloon race. Gerald Barnes took the pumpkin seed prize. Outdoor photos followed and lunch was served by Mrs. Huebner and Mrs. Amidon.
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Barbara Huebner
Martin Huebner, Jr
Roger Amidosa
Roger
Second Street
Gayly Case
Major Bowes
Gerald Barnes
Anabelle Guthman
Nancy Greenland
Huebner
Amidon
What Me a Missionary at St Pauls Y P L Meeting
The St Pauls Y P L met for weekly devotion. Rev Ernst Irion led with a hymn and prayer. Gladys Wilton Jane Unger Gladys Anderson Earl Pallas Florence Wilton Don Gunder discussed subtopics. Rev Irion spoke on missionary life in India. A hymn and benediction closed the meeting. Evelyn Lyndon will lead the Sunday for next meeting.
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St. Paul’s Y. P. L
Ernst Irion
Gladys Wilton
Jane Unger
Gladys Anderson
Earl Pallas
Florence Wilton
Don Gunder
Imon
India
Hyoin
League
Evelyn Lyndon
Class Elects Officers of Local B B C O Club
The B B C O club met at Jean Heimsath's home at 514 Middle Avenue and elected officers Helen Pitcock president Lois Law vice president Jean Heimsath secretary Margaret Pitcock treasurer Clara Mergard recreational leader and Audrey Garland reporter. Members chose brown and turquoise blue. They enjoyed singing dancing and a light luncheon. The next meeting will be a birthday party for Helen Pitcock at the home of Helen and Margaret Pitcock on November seventh.
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Jean Heimsath
Middle Avenue
Helen Pitcock
Lois Law
Margaret Pitcock
Clara Mergard
Audrey Garland
Helen and
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Kent State Club
Webb-Park
Deen
Middle Ave
Lydia E. Pinkham
Nature
Lydia E
Annapolis
United States Naval Academy
Annnapolis
Frank Ragan King
Huntsville
Ala
Hernor
Frank King
Navy Department
King
tAcme
Club
A. Bursley
Fourth St. Ph
Middle and East Avenues
Ruth’s Wave Shop
Ruth Sauefman
Sunt
Keen Kutters
Hallowe’n P
U.S
Acs
W. c
V. FL W
Anna Powell
2Nd Congregational
Townsend Club
Hamer Hame
Order of Rainbow
P. D. Reefy Circle
Ladies of G. A. R
Knights of Columbus
King Solomon’s Lodge
Agenda Fraternity
Church Council of Grace Church
Emmanuel Lutheran Church Council
Congregational
Rebekah Lodge
Roosevelt P T. A
St. John’s Men's Grade
Sons of Union Veterans and Auxiliary
Friendly
Hallowe’en
Tong Home
Plm
C. E. Society
Women’s Association of 2Nd Congregational
2Nd Congrerational
Jesus
Bruce Curry
Circle 1
1St Congregational
Ed Fowell
Murray Ridge
Pythian
the Gables
Notawa Club
Research Club
May Heard
East Avenue
Schuster Home
West Street
Rudy Klein
Agnes Halderman
Reginald Fawkes
Marseilles Avenue
St. John’s Aid Society
T. H.C
Kay McKee
Winckles Street
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Grace Church Guild
Wilfred Block
Wolf Court
Round Table Club
Worth Fauvier
H. C. Robinson
Elizabeth Hunter
Washington Avenue
Lantern Fellowship
1St Congregational Church
Pretty Bear
Hallowe'en Party
GLOBE
Estelle Lyon
Sigrid H. Amidon L. L. P
Billinghurst
Hosa
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