Halloween Party at Second Congregational Church
Elyrine Girl Scouts gathered for their annual Halloween Party with 102 attendees. Prizes were awarded for prettiest, funniest, most original, and most baffling costumes. Activities included tours of a staged tale and apple decking, with cider and doughnuts served by several leaders.
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Second Congregational Church
Elyrne
Jear Crisg
Edna Mae Thompson
Muriel Ex-zign
Phylis’ Cornell
John McGinty
Roger Rodgers
V. L. Overdeer
D. D. Hall
A. P. Hess
T. V. Boylan
Scott Mathers
T. G. Stephens
L. Douglass
R. A. Shrrock
F. R. Crawford
Goodnight Circle
Delightful Evening at Mrs Dezn and Hallowe'en Party
Delightful evening at Mrs Fred Dezn home as B B B Club hosted a Hallowe'en party. Prizes awarded for best costume and games with names including Mrs William Cook Mrs Fred Dickers Sr Jim Avery Mrs Redee Mrs Deen Mrs A Mrs George Decker and others. Tables of bridge, luncheon, and floral decorations described with pink and white themes and ivory tapers.
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Fred Dezn
George Decker
Crivens
Fred Reith
Beatty
Am Coox
Dean Sarred
Small
Hefazerlizg
Inssior
Edward Champion
Nelson Maeler
Heinzerling
Cornstalks
Jacobs
Bingh Czis
American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Henry Cosk
Paul Halter
Charles Krenser
George Miers
Charles Hansen
Vern Andrews
Frank Cragin
Mrs. L. ©. Davis
SeCe Cle Members Entertained At Rome Event
The SeCe Cle members were entertained at the Rome Megdalene Wotthes last evening. The diversion was sewing. Miss Mary Ahli ngrim won the special prize. The meeting included a shower for Bennetd Long of Piovence. Hostess luncheon followed.
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SeCe Cle
Rome
Megdalene Wotthes
Mary Ahlingrim
Bennetd Long
Beebe Coor Vemger
Local Social Notes Fill Week With Visits and Events
Mrs. Edward Bilsing of Mans visits Mrs. Charles MecCarvel at Colonial Apartment. Families and friends gather for funerals, hospital visits, and church events. Cyril Breckneck of Lorain hospital for observation. Miss Eleanor Gerstenberzer of Cleveland attends music demonstration in Cleveland. Notre Dame senior Catherine Humphrey leads a Hallowe'en party planning in Cleveland. Elyria’s T. Sellers returns from Columbus after Ohio dealers conference.
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Edward Bilsing
Mans
Charles MecCarvel
Colonial
C. L. Abrogast
Medsta
E.R. Whitser
Ber St
Cornell Avenue
Cyril Breckneck
Lorgon Avenue
St Joseph's Hospital
Lorain
Ted
Eevere
A. BE. Kemp
Rhodes
Payze
J. A. Beale
Pissburgh
Pennssivanis
Etd
George Ferguson
Frank Spencer
D. M. Taron
George Lamberioz
John Haldeman
A. E. Kemp
Middle Avenue
Notre Dame College
Cleyeland
Hallowe'en
Rosemerr Club
Cleveland
Sellers
Elyria
Bes
Columbus
Ohio State
Wes
Calendar Fellowship meets at Grace Lutheran with varied groups
The Calendar Fellowship at Grace Lutheran Church hosts multiple activities led by Mrs David Li and other officials. Bible class resumes under new advisor Mrs Robert Boslen. Junior Friendship Club holds a Halloween treasure hunt at the Y followed by refreshments and planning for future sessions including grammar, personal relations and sports.
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Ciief Grace Lutheran Church
Sunder
David Liei
Carnei Farcha Cress
Fant’s
Marr
Avenue
Resis
Lerain County Denial Society
Junior Legion Auxiliary
Hallowe
Harmon Lodge Des Berry
Womsn
Cib
Ars
Etyria Lodse I. O. O. F. Dail
Chandter Ten
Geborn
Robert Boslen
Sverdar
Mery Kaiser
Marian Ellis
I Dorris Severs
Mar: Webber
Gramatics
One Guest At Meeting Pay Mortimer Awarded
A garbled note says Mortimer received a recognition at a club meeting held in an evening at Gacicrd arene. Zachman and pom poms are mentioned in relation to the event, though details are unclear.
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Mortimer Wes
Gacicrd Arene
Zachman
Pom Poms Maideaiairei
Che
Hostess Weekend Bridge Event at Harverdave Home
Mrs Smith of Harverdave hosted an evening of bridge with two high scores earned by Kethren Arnolé and Emily Reed. Evelia Smith faced censorship as Tony Marek, before her marriage, was Garnet Cox and showered with pantry gifts. Mrs Es Bes ton avenue to host club Monday after November twenty.
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Dati Dee Ciua
Frances Balock Celebrates Sixth Birthday at Home
Frances Balock of 332 Cam e avenue celebrated her sixth birthday Monday afternoon with friends. Guests played games and prizes were awarded to Phil ps Giebel Margers Damen and Anne Sevebeck. Refreshments followed for a cheerful party conclusion.
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Frances Balock
Avenue
Philps Giebel
Margers Damen
Regal
Anne Sevebeck
Soot Sus Club Hosts Halloween Evening At Browning Home
Soot Sus Club members gathered at Mrs. Curtis Browning's 926 West Avenue residence for an evening of socializing and Halloween themed décor. A refreshment course matched the season while card games awarded Mrs. Browning with high score, Mrs. Harold Smith with second, and Mrs. Dan Ross with consolation. Mrs. Har Smith plans to host the next meeting at her Tattersall Court home on November 25.
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Curtis Browning
West Avenue
Hallowe'en
Browning
Harold Smith
Dan Ross
Har Fmith
Tatstersall Court
Leonard Riards
Braather
Spree Street
Banco
Wealth? i
Alfred Morris
Mary Radis
Harold Ri
I Radis
Wealthy Sinerson Nor Loox
Alfred Morrser Gehrke
Dickason Underhill Wedding Solemnized
The Dickason and Underhill families hosted a double ring wedding at the Underhill home in Penfield on October 26 at four. Mary Underhill married Robert Dickason with Rev. J J McAlpine officiating before about fifty guests. Bridesmaids included Miss Jeanette Underhill and Miss Fare Hargrave with attire and bouquets described. The couple planned a East coast trip and will reside in a furnished Narcan Main Street apartment after returning.
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Harrys. Underhill
Pentef
Mary
Robert Dickason
Penfield
J. J. McAlpine
la Grange
A M. Smith
la Grenge
Andrew Rawson
Lohengrin
Jeanette Underhill
Fare Hargrave
Elyria
Jeanette Unde
Miss Hargrave
Penand
Went
Sfroom
Clarence Ditkason
Graudate
Wellington High School
Oberlin Echoc of Commerce
Fenn College
Ohio State
Belle Vertion Company
Play Makers Plan Readings and Cleveland Trip
The Play Makers resumed last night with a business meeting in Theatre Guild discussions and plans for a future trip to the Cleveland Playhouse. A reading of Thunder in the Air was set for Monday evening November eleventh as the next presentation, following Frank Seward’s reading of George Bernard Shaw's Candida. The group will meet again next Monday evening.
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W.C. A
In Theatre Guild
Cleveland Playhouse
Frank Seward
George Bernard Shaw
Rainbow Girls schedule and hospital admissions mix
Hospital admissions list includes Mrs. Jake Gerber at 713 Chestnut Street and several others in Grafton such as Mrs. Guy Bates and Gordon Schultz. Discharges note Mrs. George Turguly and baby girl at 128 Glenwood Street. Rainbow Girls meet at Odd Fellows Hall with Metter-Daughter banquet planned for November and Thanksgiving dance set for November 29 at Elks Hall.
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Jake Gerber
Chestnut Street
Guy Bates
W. River Street
Gordon Schultz
Middle Avenue
Ralph Bramwell
West River Street
Harry Moyer
Grafton
George Turguly
Paullinagp
Glenwood Street
Randolph Diedrich
Middle
Elyria Assembly
Rainbow Girls
Odd Fellows Hs
Elks Hall
Plan For Inspection Set At Next Regular Meeting
Annual inspection planned for November 11 during Capt. P. D. Reety Circle Ladies of the G. R. in Woodman hall. Meeting formality moved to Wednesday November 47th at Mrs. Louise Freeman's home 431 West Sixth.
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P. D. Reety
Woodman Hall
Norassher
Louise Freeman
West Sth
Sires
Local Church Meetings On Cascade Street This Week
The Furnace LedI street Bible Class meets Wednesday evening after moon art at 113 Cascade Street. A Friday session at the Upper Room Libre class includes a routine exchange at First Congregational Church. Dr Clarence Craig of Oberlin will speak on the New Testament to the Caureh School Staff. Doors are welcome.
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Wedrestar
Moon
Hkrugman
Cascade Street
Caureh School
Clarence Craig
Oberlin
Voors
Avon Lake Obituary and Briefs from Center Road
Mrs M Thorpe mother of Mrs Barry dies after lingering illness at her daughter’s Center Road home. Burial at Lakewood Park follows private funeral. Mrs Helen Theoring dies in fatal Stop 52 crash. services held at Contrezational church with interment at Riverside. Twenty four Women’s League members view Ruth Williams memorial in Lorain. Numerous small notices include local visits, illnesses, and Red Grass Society gift to China flood relief.
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Avon Lake
M. Thorpe
Barry Do
Center Road
Marse
Wilma Castle
Cleveland
Lakewood Park
Helen Theoring
Hart
Ottawa
Wayne Black
Women’s League
Riverside Cemetery
Briffs
Women’s League of the Congregational Church
Lorain
Ruth Willams
Royce Cade
William
Glen Williams
Wiliams
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Lora
Tadiana
New Governor General Tweedsmuir to Represent Canada
Canada to welcome Lord Tweedsmuir as the next governor general from England. The installation in Ottawa will begin a long tenure of service with travels across the Dominion, with ceremonies and a 21 gun salute. High officials, including Sir Lyman Duff and the premier, will attend the oath of office and the proclamation.
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Quebec
Canada
England
Lord Tweedsmuir
John Buchan
Smuster
Buchanhar
Lord Sweedsmuir
House of Lords
Tweedsmuir Willeave
Ottawa
Dominions
Lord Tweed
Richmond
Wolfe's Cove
James I
Heart Artillery
Lyman Duff
Canada Urged To Tap Gold Deposits
Montreal report urges Canada to exploit its near untapped gold reserves. The piece argues Canada holds strategic mineral wealth that could lift the country from economic gloom and position it to influence global markets.
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Canada
Montreal
Call Extended To Sullivan Pastor
MARYSVILLE O Oct 23 Members of the Congregational church here today extended a call to Rev John Schmink of Sullivan Askland county A former assistant pastor of the First Congregational church at Columbus he was for several years assistant secretary of the Ohio Congregational Conference Robert Hunter Santa Barbara Cal economist and sociologist believes Interviewed during a visit here Hunter declared the Dominion could attain a standard of prosperity as yet undreamed of provided that no unforeseen government obstacles are imposed
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Marysville, O
Congregational Church
John Schmink
Sullivan
Askland County
First Congregational Church
Columbus
Ohio Congregational Conference
Robert Hunter
Santa Barbara
Cal
Hunter
Dominion
Britain Tests Swift Bomber
Britain conducts tests on a new Bristol Company twin-engined long-range bomber rated at 270 mph, claiming the fastest in its class. The aircraft uses a monococque all-metal fuselage, retractable undercarriage, two air-cooled engines totaling 1,300 hp, and a high strength wing skin. Comparative figures suggest speed and range exceed contemporaries, with refinements likely lowering top speed once armament is added.
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London
Linda
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Britain
Bristow Company
Air Force
Baye
Bristol Company
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Professional Radio Service
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