Edison School to Have Formal Opening November Third
The Thomas Edison School Parent-Teacher Association plans a formal opening of the new school building on November 3. Students will attend 7:00 to 7:30 AM and the public can inspect the building after 7:30. Other associations in the city announce November meetings with speakers, music, and magazine subscriptions. Miriam Paeth celebrates her tenth birthday with a party at 332 Princeton Avenue featuring games, favors, and cakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Edison
Board of Education
McKinley Parent-Teacher Association
Ruth Merriam Wells
Cleveland
Jack Roberts
Walter Hinkle
Miriam Paeth
Paeth
Frinceton Avenue
Patty Hoke
Thelma Black
Miss Miriam
Valeria Tite
Norma Jean Rogers
Patricia Hoke
Lila Lee Tuff
Women's Relief Corps Unit Inspected and Plans Set
The local Women’s Relief Corps was inspected by assistant department inspector May Nichols of Cleveland. Officers were seated and welcomed, with Mary Parks of Lorain and Agnes Hates among attendees. The meeting highlighted ritual work, and an invitation from Oberlin Lincoln corps was accepted for a birthday dinner on November fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Relief Corps
May Nichols
Cleveland
West Sie
Cora
Bemis
Lucille Werner
Nichols
Mary Parks
Lorain
Agnes Hates
Farragut Corps
J.A. Kaley
Charles Abbey
Henry Lincoln
Oberlin
Lena Klasek
Wellington
Mary Halzhauer
Iorain Corps
Mrs Perry Hosts A F F W Members at East Avenue
Mrs Verda Perry hosted the A F F W club at her home 605 East Avenue with members attending. A noon dinner preceded a business session planning sewing for Red Cross work and fund-raising ideas. Entertainment included piano solos by Mrs FE Kennedy and readings by Mrs FE Rowland. The next meeting is November eighteenth at Mrs S McGrath's East Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verda Perry
East Avenue
A. F. FL Wo
Red Cross
FE. BE. Kennedy
FE. W. Rowland
S. McGrath
Northwest Encampment Meeting and Halloween Party
Northwest Encampment No 155 met at the N O O F hall on Friday October 25 with a 7 30 start. Reports of sickness were read by Sr Warden P L Box and plans were made to visit Olmsted Falls on Thursday evening November tari. A booster session will open the meeting and transport will be available from the hall at 7 00. An entertainment program for Friday December 9 is planned for open attendance by subordinate lodge and Rebekahs. Next regular meeting is November 11 led by chief patriarch Morris Kirk. W L B Class Halloween party was held at 138 Pasadena Avenue with ghosts coffins cornstalks teagues and jack o lanterns and prizes awarded to Harold Mc Gowin Clarence Grandstaff George Smith Mrs Martin Lottow Jon Smith Morris Brown and Harold Mc Gowin. General committee included Miss Evelyn Wilson Fred Smith and Harold Mc Gowin teacher Mr Gannett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely Parent-Teacher Association
H. C. Wilcox
Frank Waller
Charles Persons
Allan Association
E. J. Howenstine
Garford Association
Otto Greene
Gates Association
Northwest
Northwest Encampment No. 155
P. L. Box
Olmsted'¥ Falls
Rebekahs
Morris Kirk
W. LL. B
Hallowe'en
Church of Christ
Pasadena Avenue
Harold McGowin
Clarence Grandstaff
Sabra Armstrong
George Smith
Martin Lottow
Jon Smith
Morris Brown
Evelyn Wilson
Fred Smith
Harald McGowin
Gannett
Welsh Home Bridge Party Highlights Community Event
An old fashioned costume bridge party was hosted by Mr and Mrs Ed Welsh on West Bridge Street. About sixty attendees played pivot bridge with prizes at each table. Refreshment committee included Mrs Clara McAllister Mrs Gertrude Henry Mrs Veronica Beaver Mrs Kathryn Krugman and MissUna Moore. The auxiliary plans its next meeting on November eighth to nominate officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Welsh
West Bridge Street
Knights of St. John
Clara McAllister
Gertrude Henry
Veronica Beaver
Kathryn Krugman
Una Moore
Ausilary
Educational Department hears books and authors talk
The Woman's Club Educational Department will meet Tuesday at 2:30 at the Club House. Mrs Veronica Hutcheson of Halle Brothers Book Shop will speak on books and authors, and Mrs George Tulk will sing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Woman's Club
Veronica Hutcheson
Halle Brothers Book Shop
George Tulk
Weekly events at W C AY schedule highlights
The listed items provide a weekly program of activities including Gates groups at Jefferson G R and Gates Hosp G R on Monday, Book Review Group and Hamilton G R on Tuesday, New Club events and Bible Class, McKinley party at W C A gym on Wednesday, Cosmopolitan Club and Ely G RK on Thursday, and Auction and Contract Bridge classes plus Washington G R at Franklin and St Marys G R on Friday.
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W.C
Gates
Jefferson G. R
Gates Hosp. G. R
Hamilton G R
New Club
McKinley Party
Cosmopolitan Club
Ely G. RK
Washington G. R
Franklin and St. Mary's G. R
Community Meetings and Bible Classes Schedule
On Monday the Colonial Club hosts Mrs W H Searles at Fifth Street at 2 30 p m. The Guild of the First Congregational church meets at 2 p.m with Mrs FL B Aust in charge and the Garford P executive board with Mrs R D Oldfield at Kenyon Avenue. Sunday School Council of St Pauls, and Neighborhood Bible Class District 12 led by Mrs C Snowden at 344 Tenth Street at 2 30 p.m. Mrs Minnie Browns Neighborhood Bible Class meets with Mrs Otis Holton at 335 Eastern Heights Boulevard at 3 p.m. District 12 Bible Class with Mrs A H Kent at TV4 West Avenue at 2 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W H. Searles
Fifth Street
Guild
First Congregational Church
Garford P
T. A
R. D. Oldfield
Kenyon Avenue
Sunday School Council of
St. Paul's
C. Snowden
Tenth Street
Minnie Brown
Otis Holton
Eastern Heights Boulevard
A. H. Kent
West Avenue
Reformation Day Observed by Grace Lutheran Lorain County
The 415th anniversary of the Protestant Reformation will be celebrated with morning services at Grace Lutheran in Grace Lutheran church with Rev. F. T. Schumm speaking on Three Great Principles and a 3 o'clock union service at Elyria High School Auditorium led by Rev. K. Ehlers of Lakewood. Special music includes Grace choir and orchestral pieces plus a children's chorus and mass chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran Church
Lorain County
Elyria High School
Princeton
East River
F. T. Schumm
Martin Luther
Christendom
Wittenberg
Leipsic
Luther
Dr. Eck
Rev. Schumm
K. Ehlers
Lakewood
Comradery Club Hosts Halloween Bunco Evening
Members of the Comradery Club were entertained at a Halloween party on Glenwood Street with hosts Helen Koehn and Ella Barbknecht. Bunco provided the evening’s diversion and prizes went to Evelyn McRoberts for high score while Josephine Nunnink received consolation. A late lunch followed for attendees including Thelma Padley, Wanda Munz, Maxine Castle, and others. The next meeting is planned for two weeks at Josephine Nunnink’s East River home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comraderie Club
Glenwood Street
Helen Koehn
Ella Barbknecht
Bunco
Evelyn McRoberts
Josephine Nunmink
Thelma Padley
Wanda Munz
Maxine Castle
Evely McRoberts
Amelia Schmitz
Loretha Rounds
Bertha Levitsk
Marriage license applications listed for several couples
The notice lists multiple marriage license applicants with ages and residences. James B Howells 23 Cleveland and Thelma Sherman 28 Oberlin. Vernelle Alexander 27 Winder Ft Wayne Ind and Nellie May 24 Elyria. Alex Baranosky 43 Lorain and Josephine Mistaski Lorain. William B Tucker 27 Oberlin and Sara Julia Jones 25 Oberlin. Each pair mentions the officiant type.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Howells
Cleveland
Thelma Sherman
Oberlin
Vernelle Alexander
Winder
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Nellie May
Elyria
Alex Baranosky
Lorain
Josephine Mistaski
William B. Tucker
Sara Julia Jones
van der Pile
Saint Andrew's Church Notes Service Details and Sermon Theme
The note outlines the 7:30 am early communion, 9:30 am Church School, and 10:45 am anthem Souls of the Righteous by T. Tertius Noble with sermon Why I Love the Church. It mentions Young People's Society Kappa Bela Kappa at 7:16 pm, Holy Communion Tuesday All Saints, and memorial flowers for Carl Champney by his mother Ida Champney.
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ST. Andrew's Church
T. Tertius Noble
Kappa Bela Kappa
All Saints
Paradise
Carl Champney
Ida Champney
Services at First Congregational Church Offer Classes
Church School starts at 9 30 with age proper places for all children. Upper Room Bible Class in the parlor and Goodwill Bible Class in the Pastor's Study. Morning Worship at 10 45 features Dr William Muir Auld preaching The Mount of Vision. Junior Medina Conference to meet in Wellington Sunday at 2 30 with evening session at 7 30 on Can One Be a Christian in the Modern Social Order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Cong's Church Church
Goodwill
William Muir Auld
Medina Conference of Congregational
Wellington
Eastern Star Party Draws 200. Masque Night Delights Lorain
The Eastern Star supper for members and Masons attracted over two hundred with a tun dinner and lodge hall festivities. Kari Kohler chaired the decor themed event featuring group singing by Kohler and vocal acts by Arlin Sargent of Lorain and accordion solos by Mr Johnson. The Friendship Club staged a play and over three hundred attended the following entertainment and dance. Mrs N B Stone, Worthy Matron, thanked all contributors. Another note records a Willing Workers Masque Party for fifteen members and six guests at Miss Marian Stanford’s Columbus street home with prizes for top winners and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star Hallowe'en
Hallowe'en
Eastern Star Ladies
Kari Kohler
Kohler
Arlin Sargent
Lorain
Methodist Church
Mildred Fowls
Marian Stanford
Columbus Street
Jane Broadbent
Donna Chapman
Marian Anthony
Daughters of Scotia to Install Officers on November Eleventh
Daughters of Scotia met in regular session last evening in Wurst Hall and made final arrangements for installing officers at the next meeting on November eleventh. Miss Gailey and Miss Roberts served refreshments and hosted a social hour. visitors from Lorain attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters OF Scotia
Wurst Hall
Gailey
Roberts
Lorain
Cascade Tonight Good Music Modern Dances
Tonight Cascade presents a dance with modern music and lively entertainment. Gents 15e and ladies 10¢ admission, offering an affordable social occasion for couples and solo dancers alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade
Hallowe'en Party Sponsored by United Presbyterian Ladies
The Ladies Aid of the United Presbyterian church hosted a Hallowe'en party last evening featuring Winters Trio with Edmund Wright, Bobby Davies piano solos, Mrs. Fred Davien reading The Origin of Hallowe'en, and Helen Bristol's Hallowe'en story. Prizes for costumes went to Mrs. F. A. Lawrence, Madelon Cooke, and Dale Cornelius. Games and fortune telling completed the event followed by refreshments and a church needs offering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
Ladies’ Aid
United Presbyterian Church
Winters ‘Trio
Edmun Wright
Bobby Davies
Fred Davien
Helen Rristol
F. 4. Lawrence
Madelon Cooke
Dale Cornelius
Halloween Parties At Local Social Groups
Several parties held in the area featured Halloween costumes and contests. The Rebekah Social Club hosted twenty-one guests at Mrs Ton Marshs home with a grand march and prize awards. Miss Theresa Nasipak entertained the Twelve Merrymakers with prizes for best and second best costumes and a candlelight luncheon. The Young Ladies Sodality of St Marys parish held a hard times party for fifty members with games and dancing. Miss Virginia Powell hosted a Bath street Halloween gathering with prizes for best costumes and cider and doughnuts served at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Social Club
Holmay
Ton Marsh
Eighth Street
Hallowe'en
Sodality
Young Ladies Sodality
St. Mary's Parish
Catherine Seward
Mary Wagner
The
Kathleen Bailey
Ethel Webb
Winifred Darcy
Sir Knights of Elyria Commandery No 60 Meet in Uniform
The Sir Knights of Elyria Commandery No 60 are asked to assemble at the Armory in full Templar uniform at 7 PM Sunday October 80 1932. Palmer Commander Rav Vestal Capt General presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Elyria
Templar
M. EU
C. F. Palmer
Rav Vestal
Halloween Party At 636 Falmont Street
Miss Helen Smith hosted a Hallowe en party for twelve guests at her home 636 Falm ont street Assisted by Miss Helen Eddy. Prizes went to Mrs. Margaret Birkline for best costume and Mrs. Mary Diedrich for most comic. Eleven games of pedro followed unmasking with prizes to Mrs. Elora Schaub Mrs. Elizabeth Duckett Mrs. Margaret Clapp and Miss Smith. Eight refreshments served late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe'en
Helen Smith
Falmont Street
Miss Smith
Helen Eddy
Margaret Birkline
Mary Diedrich
Pedro
Elora Schaub
Elizabeth Duckett
Margaret Clapp
Smith
Local residents listed as guests and events today
Mr and Mrs E R McGown of Toledo arrive tonight to visit former's parents Mr and Mrs H H McGowin. Mrs Anton of Morgan Avenue admitted to the Clinic for operative treatment. Kenneth Thomasson, in Colorado Springs for health, improved and visiting his parents Mr and Mrs O Thomasson, plans to winter in Florida. Mr and Mrs Martin Lottow to spend Sunday in Wellington where he will preach in the Church of Christ. Miss Frances Hubbell to Cleveland for a Western Reserve University fraternity dance. Miss Jennie Turnbull improving after appendix operation at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Miss Maude Humphrey will attend a Case School Sigma Alpha Epsilon dance in Cleveland. Mr and Mrs C G Holton of Eastern Heights celebrate eighteenth wedding anniversary with dinner at Mr and Mrs Frank Lalu’s home in Canterbury Drive Parma. Miss Fannie Frown of Latineville weekend guest of Reverend and Mrs George Brown. Z A Shaw and Miss Lola Shaw of North Ridgeville to Sunday dinner at Mr and Mrs S G Shaw’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. McGown
Toledo
H. H. McGowin
Kenyon Avenue
D. M. Anton
Morgan Avenue
Kenneth Thomasson
Colorado Springs
O. Thomasson
West Avenue
Florida
Martin Lottow
Wellington
Church of Christ
Frances Hubbell
Cleveland
Western Reserve University
Jennie Turnbull
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Maude Humphrey
Case School
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
C. G. Holton
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Frank Lalu
Canterbury Drive
Parma
Ohio
Fannie Frown
Latineville
George Brown
Princeton Avenue
Z. A. Shaw
Lola Shaw
North Ridgeville
S. G. Shaw
Harrison Street
Dance Night Offers Two Orchestras At Mixed Barn
Mixed dance night at Nuhn's Barn on LaGrange Road features Cloyd Smith and His Orchestra Saturday evening and Red Holmes Orchestra Sunday night for modern dance enthusiasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuhn
LaGrange Rd
Cloyd Smith
Red Holmes
Marian Martin Pattern Catalog Ad for 1940s Apparel
Dainty bras garters and panties offered in patterns 9413 9415 9418 9419 and 9455 with waist and hip fits. Patterns priced 15 cents each or 30 cents for two. Orders to Elyria Chronicle Telegram Pattern Department 232 West 18th Street New York City plus catalog option priced 15 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Elyria Chronicle-Telegram Pattern Department
West 18Th Street
New York City
Local Notes and Happenings From Ohio Towns
Dr Maurice Sandrack of Salem Ohio will be a weekend guest at his mother's home on Wolf Court. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Irving Webber at Elyria Memorial Hospital on October 28. William Block and J Burley left for Findlay Ohio to attend Father's Day at Findlay College. Miss Helen Hutt daughter of Mr and Mrs A Hutt was named vice president of the Phi Hellenic Club at Lake Erie College. Stuart Holcomb Findlay College coach was a guest of Mr and Mrs Roy Clymer who motored to Findlay today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Sandrack
Salem
Ohio
Wolf Court
Phi-Hellenic Club
Lake Erie
Painesville
Miss Hatt
Stuart Holcomb
Findlay College
Roy Clymer
Harvard Avenue
LaGrange Bazaar and Chicken Supper at M E Church
LaGrange hosts a bazaar and chicken supper at the M E Church on Wednesday November 2 from 5 30 to 7 00 PM. Local volunteers organize the event to support church activities and community programs. Proceeds aid church needs and community outreach in LaGrange.
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Thomas Edison School
REC
Mrs. Perry
Schwind’s Beauty Shop
Weat Second St
Elyria Business College
Moore’s
Edison Highway
Travelers’ Inn
Fess Pulleys
Cotton Pickers
Wesly Stuart
Piss Caroline Wack
Helen Arias
Virginia Powell
Bath Street
Mary Helen Kolopos
Hilda Read
Marian Lyman
Dorothy Keiser
Clifford Ledger
Carroll Cowen
Richard Matthews
Joseph Hancock
Jack Wagner
Donald Fercival
Dorothy Kaiser
Donald Percival
East Ave
Bonna Mae Reynolds
Oxford Avenue
Thomas
Broad Street
Earl Ct
S4le
Tourth Street
Buckeye
Elyria Lumber & Coal
Mast
Imperial Furniture CO
Hallowe'en Desserts
Seabold
Seabold’s
Elyria Dairies, Inc
Broad ST
Jonas Store
Day’s Hardware
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