Elyrians To Take Prominent Part In Conference Of Middle North District
The Middle North District Conference of Women’s Clubs will be held Oct 27–28 in Wooster with Elyria Club Women well represented. Mrs. Arthur Huse will preside, and speakers include Mrs. E H Evans and Judge Guy B Findley. Attendees plan tours, a tea, and a banquet at the Wooster Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyrians
Middle North
Middle North District
Wooster
Elyria Club
Arthur Huse
Elyria Woman's Club
Huse
Ohio
John N. Endit
Frank C Billings
R. T. J. Martin
Richard Thayer
E. F. Schultz
John Shaw
Richard Gollmar
E. H. Evans
American Home and Child Welfare Department
Elyria Womans Club
India
William RB. Westhafer
Wooster College
Elyria
Guy B. Findley
Court of Common Pleas
Lorain County
Ella King Vogel
Speaker’s Bureau of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Wooster Clubs
Moss Vogel
Europe
Nora Haller
Ohio State Division of Conservation
A. Lawren Brown
W. A. Stinchcomb
Cleveland Metropolitan Park Board
Ohio Experimental Station
J.S. Houser
Chauncey Newcomer
Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs
Peterson's Ointment Promises Quick Pimples Relief
An old advertisement touts Peterson's Ointment as a remedy for pimples and irritated skin. It claims quick relief from itching eczema boils and red patches and notes 36 percent of druggists recommend it with a money back guarantee. It also markets soothing for tired itchy feet and cracked skin.
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Peterson
Annual Family Night Dinner Attended by 165 at Harmon Lodge
The Masonic temple hosted the annual family night and birthday party of Frank S. Harmon Lodge No. 463. About 160 attendees enjoyed a six thirty dinner served by the Eastern Star committee, with Eugene Smith and Dr. R. R. Beyard providing piano music and group singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank S. Harmon
Masonic Temple
Eastern Star Committee
Eugene Smith
R. R. Beyard
E. F. Reger
Deane Burns
Don Merthe
William Curtis
Lodge
Post Office
Elyria
F.A. Dusthimer
Air Mail
Young
King Solomon Lodge No. 56
Chris H. Harrison
Frank S. Harmon Lodge
Women Of Moose Mark Mooseheart Day
Women of the Moose Lodge No 907 plan Mooseheart Day to honor founder James J. Davis guiding Mooseheart and Moosehaven. Proceeds aid Mooseheart children. prizes donated by Elyria merchants. Davis, born October 27 1873 in Tredegar Wales, rose from immigrant roots to lead the Loyal Order of Moose and serve as U S Senator.
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The
Moose Lodge No
Moose Heart
Moosehaven
James J. Davis
Loyal Order of Moose
Mooseheart
Beatrice France
Maude McLaughlin
Hazel Jenson
Ann Castle
Elyria
Tredegar Wales
America
Sharon
Pennsylvania
Mr. Davis
Moose
Davis
Order of Moose
Mooseheart the
Harding
Coolidge
Hoover
Masons, Oddfellows
Miss Lois Bins Speaks At Department Meeting
Miss Lois Bins spoke at the American Home and Child Welfare Department meeting at the Woman's Club. She cited Ohio as a pioneer in uniform juvenile court laws and noted Cleveland’s early jurisdiction for needy children. She urged keeping children at home when possible and highlighted care for 101 crippled children, along with a push for playgrounds and better living conditions to curb delinquency. A musical program preceded the talk with cello solos by Mrs. VanWormer and Mrs. Boylan.
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Lois Bins
American Home and Child Welfare Department
Woman's Club
Ohio
Cleveland
Bing
Max VanWormer
Robert Boylan
Golterman
Saint Saens
Wilbur Clark
Frank Billings
E. H. Evans
Clark
Evans
George Young
W. F. Bell
Don Shibley
W. G. Smith
F. E. Decker
M. E. Perry
Deane Burns
I. D. Faxon
Lois Chandler
F. $. Aust
Leo Meyer
Girl Scout Troop 4 Holds Halloween Party in Elyria
Girl Scout Troop No 4 held a Halloween party at Miss Niancy Kaplln's home with guest Miss Amy Keleher, director in Elyria. Betty Von Duyke and Nancy Crisp won scavenger hunt prizes, and guests bobbed for apples. The troop plans a window display during Girl Scout Week and will attend a Mass on October 30. A tenderfoot class was held at St Agnes parish hall and several girls completed requirements. The troop name Carnation Troop was chosen and a future three course dinner is planned.
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Girl Scouts
Hallowe'en
Niancy Kaplln
West Avenue
Amy Keleher
Elyria
Betty von Duyke
Nancy Crisp
Keleher
Elyria Savings and Trust
Jene Geisel
Roberta Tonry
Pat Vogler
First Methodist
Shirley Green
Carol Burgan
St. Agnes Parish
Nancy Liovd
Lois Dunlap
Janice Gray
Cecilia Diedrich
Florence Kistner
Patty Lyons
Roseanna Boyle
Betty Hollinsworth
Dorothy Kachis
Gloria Lyons
Dorothy Kozel
Gladys Lyons
Patty Bauer
St. Mary's Church
Welsh
Gray
Carnation Troop
Annual Homecoming Featured At Oddfellows Meeting
Elyria Lodge No. 103 1. C. O. F. held an evening meeting with a large turnout including visitors from Norwalk Amherst and Graf ton. The program honored Homecoming and Old Timers Night with long‑time members recognized and a social hour with refreshments.
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Elyria Lodge No
Norwalk
Amherst
Grafton
Elyria Lodge
Noble
O. O. Strohl
A. E. Wallington
Martin Mueller
Frank Mauer
Wallington
Mueller
Lodge
Charles Vincent Haseen
Paul Wainwright
John Resar
Nina
Elmer Harms
South Amherst
Hoh. Nye
Lora Vounty
Widows Relief Association
Masked Grace Lutheran Party Draws Costume Prize
Twenty two Grace Lutheran Fellowship members gathered in parish hall last evening for a masquerade party. Arthur Ehike won the costume prize and games organized by Mrs W W Walker Mr and Mrs Rudolph Buyer and Mrs Anna Barnes. The next meeting committee includes Mr and Mrs Arthur Ehike Mary Diedrich and Fred Bongs.
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Grace Lutheran Felowship
Te Pare Ish Hall
Arthur Ehike
W. W. Walker
Rudolph Buyer
Anna Barnes
Mary Diedrich
Fred Bongs
Halloween party highlights Iota Nu and Eta Theta events
Rose Buow hosted Iota Nu with masked games and a luncheon around a jack o lantern centerpiece at 320 Thirteenth Street. Eta Theta sorority at Wilda Rhodes home planned a chili supper, with meetings and future gatherings noted for November and December. Northwest Encampment and Amherst Plato Lodge invited members to homecoming events. Rathlin Island residents appeal for pier and harbor upgrades after a month of bad weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Buow
Thirteenth Street
Iota Nu
Wanda Bielke
Kenyon Aveniue
Eta Theta
Wilda Rhodes
Jean Aschenbach
Rathlin Island
Northern Ireland
YWCA League Hears Pulitzer Play Review
Mrs. Helen Yappat reviews Thornton Wilger’s Visit Our Town at an YWCA event attended by about one hundred members and guests. The discussion highlighted the New Hampshire village setting, stark realism, and the play’s exploration of life, love, and death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Yappat
Gerthutt
Young Women's League
New York City
Berthutt
Times
Bernhutf
Thornton Wilgers
New Hampshire
Wil
Hannorah May
Helen Zechman
Dell van Wormer
Dera Copas
Alce Alc Crarken
Regula
Grace McCullough
Dha
Im Sherge
Workers Alliance To Meet Thursday
The Lorain County Local of the Workers Alliance will meet at the International Workers Order hall at Elyria Avenue and 21st Street Lorain at 7 pm Thursday October 27. Included among the business to be transacted will be the consideration of closing the charter.
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Lorain County
The
Workers Alliance
International Workers Order Hall
Elyria Avenue
Lorain
Popular Jazz Era Composer Roger Graham Dies in Chicago
CHICAGO, Oct. 26 Roger Graham, 53, a popular composer of the jazz era, died yesterday in a county hospital charity ward. Born in Providence, he moved to New York and gained fame in Tin Pan Alley before relocating to Chicago to found the Roger Graham Music Publishing Company. He wrote nearly 200 songs, including the famous I'm So Sad and Lonely, and was divorced from May Hill of Chicago in 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Roger Graeham
County Hospital
Providence
BR L
New York
Tin Pan Alley
Roger Graham Music Publishing Company
May Hill
Toledo chamber seeks new Union Station for six railroads
The Toledo Chamber of Commerce faces replacing a 50 year old rail hub used by six railroads. Business leaders advocate a new Union Station funded under the new Federal program to modernize rail access.
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Toledo
Chamber of Commerce
Unon
Creomulsion Promises Relief for Cough and Cold
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a potent remedy for coughs, chest colds, and bronchial irritation. It claims to soothe inflamed mucous membranes and loosen phlegm, with a druggist refund if not satisfied, and urges customers to insist on the genuine Creomulsion.
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National Guad Armory
Oddfellows Meeting
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Violet Leber
Prand
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Bellevue Lodge
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