Mugwumps Host Annual Hallowe en Dance at The Hedges
The Mugwumps held their annual Hallowe en party at The Hedges attracting Queen Annes Turkish Spanish and Colonial Dames in colorful attire. Fifty couples formed a grand march at eleven with prizes for the funniest and prettiest. Ethyl Milliren and Richard Hancock won prettiest. Leonard Kuss and Mrs Walter Brosky won funniest. A late refreshment course followed in the basement. Karen Neilsen chaired arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Kuss
Walter Brosky
Ethyl Milliren
Richard Hancock
Karen Neilsen
Harold Olmsted Re elected Head of County Endeavorers
Harold Olmsted was re elected president of the County Christian Endeavorers at the nineteenth annual convention opening. Officers named include Edna Koontz and Ray Yingling as vice presidents, Thelma Cook recording secretary and Burton Boynton treasurer, with multiple chairmen and advisors listed. The main address by Raymond Veh of Cleveland urged choosing to live spiritually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Olmsted
County Christian Endeavorers
Christian Endeavor
County Union
Harold Olmstead
Rodger Rogers
W. C. Fowler
Church of Christ C
DeEtte Wilson
Burton Boynton
John Woodegraff
Aileen Miller
David Wainwright
Eleanor McKenzie
Andrew Arnoczky
Melvin Niggle
Ed. Pallas
Elizabeth Wiefer
Helen Szeto
Robert Meitzke
Rey Linville
Firestone
Wiseman
C. E. World
Leland Prentice
Raymond Veh
Cleveland
Jesus
Veh
Huw
Thomas Campbell
Hobos Gather for Campfire Guessing Night at Mrs Whitney Home
Fourteen guests dressed as hobos attended a campfire themed evening at Mrs Lee Whitney's 1013 West Avenue. The hostess assigned hobo names and Mrs Walter Plas won the prize while Mrs Carlton Smith was crowned the new hoboes king. Guests ended by sitting around the fire and dunking doushauts with the king.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Whitney
West Avenue
Walter Plas
Carlton Smith
Agnes Kalter Hosts PR Prarty at North Ridgeville
Miss Agnes Kalter entertained Ohio Public Service office associates at her North Ridgeville home last evening. Zinnias chrysanthemums and dahlias formed colorf ul decorations. A libridee card game yielded high score to Mrs J B Akin, second to Mrs Jessie Whitby, and a consolation to Miss Dorothy Gazley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Kalter
North Ridgeville
Ohio Public Service
J. B. Akin
Jessie Whitby
Dorothy Gazley
Annual Hallowe'en Party of Spanish War Veterans and Auxiliary
The Spanish War Veterans and Auxiliary held their annual Hallowe en party at Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Southam home at 355 Kenyon Avenue. Over fifty members in fancy dress judged for best and most original outfits. Prize winners included Miss Agnes Rothe and C. E. Southam for best costumes. Mrs. J. G. Schrock and D. C. Kothe for most original. Games such as bridge pedro banco provided entertainment with prizes to Mrs. J. A. Pope Miss Mildred Dimick and others. Special prize went to Mrs. E. T. Struck Jr. Committees led by Eleanor Struck Ma zel Wieseke Ruth Locke Mildred Dimick and Virginia Southam. Cider pumpkin pie apples and coffee served. First in a series of parties planned by Camp and Auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. BE. Southam
Kenyon Avenue
Agnes Rothe
C. E. Southam
J. G. Schrock
D. C. Kothe
Bridge
Pedro
Banco
Notawa Club
Hallowe‘en
Laura Koehn
Emily
Mary Neuman
Cecila Martin
Margaret Sinegar
Maybelle Burner
Ruth
Victoria Albrecht
Ruth Blanvelt
Dorris Wheatley
Grace Tran
Hallowe'en
Epworth League Observes Hallowe en Party at Church
Members of the Epworth League of the Methodist church gathered in the church parlors for a Hallowe en party led by Kenneth Barclay. Leona Mowry won for most original costume and Robert Nieman for the most horrible outfit. Games and a chamber of horrors followed before seasonal refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League of the Methodist Church
Kenneth Barclay
Leona Mowry
Robert Nieman
Chamber of Horrors
Dance Night At Nuhn's Barn With Two Orchestras
Mixed dance events announced at Nuhn's Barn on LaGrange Road feature Cloyd Smith and His Orchestra for Saturday night modern dancing and a San night program with Red Holmes Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuhn
LaGrange Rd
Cloyd Smith
Red Holmes
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Noted
Admissions include Helen Kelley 106 Moundtreet William Knott Amherst Harry Wright 341 Denison Mrs Paul Cochrane 317 Cambridge Mrs James Davieus 309 East River Myrtle Halliwell 110 Lake avenue Clarence Klong 355 Roosevelt avenue Discharges list Harry Wright 341 Denison Richard Loomis 271 Boston avenue Harry Kauffman OL West River Edward Chirk Gibsonburg Josephine Can field R D No 1 Mrs Jessie Gatiss 921 E River Mrs Frank Miles baby girl 234 Spruce street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Kelley
Moundtreet
William Knott
Amherst
Harry Wright
Denison
Paul Cochrane
Cambridge
James Davieus
East River
Myrtle Halliwell
Lake Avenue
Clarence Klong
Roosevelt Avenue
Richard Loomis
Boston Avenue
Harry Kauffman
West River
Edward Chirk
Gibsonburg
Josephine Canfield
R. D
Jessie Gatiss
E. River
Frank Miles
Spruce Street
Hallowe'en Party and Wedding News From Elyria
Notawa Club members and guests enjoyed a Hallowe'en party at the YWCA gym with prizes for costumes and plans for a Thanksgiving gathering. A marriage ceremony united Miss Lucilla Chaffee and John Tomes at Emmanuel Lutheran Church, with a large reception in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notawa Club
Lucilla Chaffee
John Tomes
Columbia Station
Harold A. Sasles
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Lir Han Weiss
Ford Frberger
Ford Froberger
H. A. Sayles
Curt Fulger
Ruth
John Fulger
Join
Bessie
Harry Worto
Elyria
Vern Peters
Wallington
Emery Tomes
Arthur Cowley
Masonic Chorus Sacred Concert in Elyria Sunday Evening
The Elyria Masonic Chorus will give a sacred program at First Methodist Episcopal Church on Sunday at 7 30 PM as Elyria Masonic night with Masonic members and families invited. The concert features two duets by Burns and Smith, violin solos by Jack Roberts, and an organ recital by Louise Brown with Rev. Bond speaking briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Robert Burns
Walter Smith
Jack Roberts
Bond
Methodist Church
J. E. Wickler
Oberlin
Walter Hinkle
Louise Brown
Miss Brown
Svendsen
Franz
Dr. Bond
Sullivan
Mate
Gotze
Shubert
Mr. Burns
Mr. Smith
Schnecker
Dvorak-Kremler
Rudolf
Hlyria
Lorain
Amherst
Cleveland
Laketwood
Meetings and club notices on October thirty first schedule
Meetings announced for Monday include the Colonial Club at 2 30 PM at Mrs W H Searles 518 Fifth Street and the Garford PTA executive board at 7 30 PM at Mrs R D Oldfield Kenyon Avenue The Daughter of Scotia drill team will hold practice after tonight’s meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Club
W. H. Searles
Fifth Street
Research Club studies Alaska theme at home meeting
Mrs Charles Rawson opened her Twelfth street home to fifteen Research Club members for an Alaska themed afternoon. Mrs Carl Schmidtkons reviewed Uncle Sams Attic and displayed Alaska photos from a prior trip. Mrs S H Bornton reviewed We Are Alaskans by Olive Davis as members discussed current topics before adjourning to November 17 at Mrs W J Hecker’s Furnace Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rawson
Twelfth Street
Research Club
Harry Dowd
Alaska
Carl Schmidtkons
Mary Ler Tavis
W. J. Hecker
Furnace Street
Mrs Humphrey Hosts East Side Guild Meeting
East Side Guild of St Andrew's Episcopal Church met at Mrs William Humphrey's Cornell avenue home yesterday. Members voted 16 to send a magazine to the Appalachian School in Penman North Carolina and planned a November seventh tureen luncheon with Bishop Rogers visiting. Mrs Walter Dyke will host at East River street on November tenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphrey
East Side Guild
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
William Humphrey
Cornell Avenue
Appalachian School
Penman
North Carolina
Bishop Rogers
Walter Dyke
East River Street
Dorcas Class Members Enjoy Fortunes and Halloween Fun
Dorcas Class of the Church of Christ held a Halloween evening with fortunetelling by Mrs. Frank Crawford and games. Hostess Mrs. August Groll welcomed guests at Pasadena Avenue home as the basement party space was decorated. A reading titled There Ain’t No Ghosts was read by Mrs. J. D. Hand and refreshments were provided by a committee including Mrs. Groil Mrs. Ralph Carr Mrs. Fred Brunger Mrs. O F Flint and Misses Alice and Gertie Wilmot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe'en
Frank Crawford
Dorcas
Church of Christ
August Groll
Pasadena Avenue
J. D. Hand
Groil
Ralph Carr
Mia
Fred Brunger
O . F. Flint
Alice and
Gertie Wilmot
Cardboard Club Hosts Halloween Bridge at Edna Whitney Home
Miss Edna Whitney entertained the Cardboard Club on the Grafton road with Halloween decor. Two tables of bridge awarded first to Mrs. James Shadley and consolation to Miss Betty Haywood. A luncheon followed by dancing. next meeting set for November 17 at Helen Burns home on Seventh street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Whitney
Grafton Road
James Shadley
Betty Haywood
Helen Burns
Seventh Street
Ars
W. T. McGuire
Carlisle
la Grange Road
Membrs
Miller
Jessie Strong
Lakewood
George Smith
Kathryn Diedrich
Lucille Reling
Lila Schwartz
Chicken Supper at 480 W 2nd St Sat Oct 29
Community notice for a chicken supper on Saturday at 480 West Second Street from 5 to 7 PM. Price listed as 35 cents. Event highlights local dining and fundraising in the neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
2Nd St
Halloween activities fill church halls and clubs
Various groups host Hallowe en parties and dinners across Pasadena Avenue Broad Street and local venues. Events include W L B class at Church of Christ, Rebekah and Eagles auxiliaries, Sisters groups, and Daughters of Scotia at Y M C A. A Catholic Daughters meeting highlighted by state officers occurred, with next date noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Hallowe'en
Northwest
Daughters of Scotia Checker Club
Y. M
United Presbyterian Aid Society
First Congregational Clare School
Gates
Maranatha
Beaptist Church
Death of ex hangman John Ellis linked to boat incident
John Ellis former Balderstone Fold hangman was found dead after his boat was cut recently. Masquerade Costumes 451 Marl Cr Ph 6861 Western Automatic Foreman's Club hosts masquerade dance Saturday October 29 at the Hedges with free cider and donuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ellis
Balderstone Fold
England
Marl
Western Automatic Foreman’s Club
Social Notes from Elyria and Nearby Towns
Multiple brief notices of residents visiting relatives and traveling to cities including Columbus Somerset Cleveland Elyria and Chicago. Guests include Miss Stella Ream Mrs Ruth Meister Mrs Georgia Phipps and Mrs M A Giles with family. Events mention Pitt Notre Dame game and local theatre reviews plus a birth and a public audition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Ream
Columbus
Somerset
Ohio
Ruth Meister
Lorain
Was & Buest
Henry Hoard
Clark Street
Harry Draker
Cleveland Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Irving Clymer
John
Rogers City
Michigan
Herman Worcester
Lodi Street
Misa Elizabeth Hancock
Arnold Heinzerling
Pittsburgh
E. E. Fry
Luamme
Kipzi
C. KE
Southam
Kenyon Avenue
Georgia Phipps
Chestnut Street
Chicago
Illngis
Mary Bright
Rocky River
Fawn Hamilton
West Street
F. M. Robbins
Miami
Florida
Elyria
Bond Street
Margaret Gray
Cleveland
Bethel Shrine
A. E. Sherman
Howard
H. R. Sherman
Jamestown
Kennedy
New York
Lillian Alloway
Guy Roberts
Bellefontaine
Miss Alloway
M. A. Giles
Nancy
Stanford Avenue
Middle West
Burlington
Wisconsin
Peoria
Ilinois
Raymond Husson
Atwater Kent
Hostess Doye Hastings Hosts Halloween Party
Miss Doyea Hastings entertained friends at her Furnace Street home with a Halloween party. The evening featured playing hearts and games followed by a late luncheon served by the hostess and her sister Jeans Hastings. An upcoming chicken supper at 410 Tat 1st M. E. Church is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doyea Hastings
Furnace Street
Jeans Hastings
International polar year observ ation noted for Alaska stations
An International Polar Year observation sponsored by the International Meteorological Commission will be conducted this winter at Fairbanks and Point Barrow stations in Alaska. Also included are sewing pattern notes and a restored Cumberland Parish Church bell story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
International Meterological Commission
Fairbanks
Point Barrow
Alaska
Cumberland
Scotland
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Mugwumps
Neighbour
Christ
Garden of Eden
Lorain County
Fligh
Anna Hoard
Ruby Beal
C. F. Barton
Bertha Lyberger
Meister
Joe Boddy
Eagles
Hagies
William Pickard
Sugar Ridge Road
Helen Kreutfeld
Christine Derek
Lula Thomasson
Gleason
Laura Hall
Teckla Ne
Vicks Plan
Mrs. Lee Whitney
Hwiss Agnes Kalter
Preg PR. Arty
W.V
Auxxiliary
Epworth
Lucylla Chaffee
Beacon Light
Hsther Wernert
Heayon Avenue
Beacon Light Girls
St. Paul's Church
Alice Pittman
Margaret Reese
Dorothy Oswald
Eliza Waldorf
ST. Paut's Circle
Circle No. 4
St. Paul’s Church
Otis Holton
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Libbie Lahut
Park Hobill
Harwood Street
Schwind’s Beauty Shop
West Second St. Ph
Fourth Street
Masonic Chorus
Cardboard
Theo. N. Carpenter, Mgr
East Age
C.D. OF
A. Hall
Catholic Daughters of America
Catherine Mvlett
Mary Murphy
Layina Tobin
Cleveland Court
Lacey Hooter
Anne Maher
Thelma Gray
Marie Robinson
Mary Wagner
Mrs. W. T. McGuire
Hostess TV Neighborhood Club
Walter Ditkin
W. R. Bartlett
Everett W. Johnston
Hamilton, Avenue
George Stevens
Charles Morgan
Ralph Murbach
Washington Avenue
Addiional Society
M. E. Church
Jack Sullivan
Hallowe’en and Election Party
Thorp
Marian Martin
Ling Ferie
Elyria Chronicle-Telegram Pattern Department
West 18Th Street
New York City
Eee Ete
Axminster
West Bridge
Water Street
Latics
King Football
Roughie
Towwin
Vestal
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