Halloween Party Hosted by Elyria Women’s Club
Social committee of Mrs. Palmer hosts Elyria Business and Professional Women’s club at 28 Pe ee Halloween party. About thirty five masqueraders identified with prizes for best costume and funniest. Bridge and hearts games, prizes for high score and consolation, cider and doughnuts served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. F. Palmer
East River Road
Palmer
Eric Chapman
Alice Gaston
David Gauss
Hugh Amidon
Marjorie Rossiter
Cora Bassett
Cora Phelps
Mabel Herd
Emma Dill
Sons of Union Veterans Mark 25th Anniversary
The Sons of Union Veterans observed their 25th anniversary with an oyster supper for about one hundred guests at Wood yan Hall. Attendees included Sons, their Auxiliary, and Captain P. D. Reefy Circle Ladies of G A R. James Howlett chaired the event with bingo entertainment won by Mrs. Yost, Mrs. Edith Hill, and J. H. Howlett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Union Veterans
P. D. Reefy
Woodyan Hall
James Howlett
Yost
Medina
Edith Hill
J. H. Howlett
Licenses Granted to Scucs and Szabe in Lorain Area
Joseph Scucs, 25, of Lorain, and Rose Szabe, 22, of Sheffield Township, received licenses in a local coverage. The notice lists the individuals by full names and ages connected to the licensing action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Scucs
Lorain, Laborer
Rose Szabe
Sheffield Township
Doherty Sorority And Fraternity Dance Chooses Halloween Theme
Doherty Sorority and Men's Fraternity held an informal dance last evening on the third floor of the O. P. building with Jack Firan's orchestra providing music. Thirty couples enjoyed the event, which closed with Halloween refreshments as the bat decor remained in season. The dance committee included A. H. Stevenson, H. C. Thompson, Mrs. Ray Puder and Mrs. Charles Redma. On Monday evening the Doherty sorority will hold its regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doherty Sorority
Jack Firan
A. H. Stevensen
H. C. Thompson
Ray Puder
Charles Redma
Dobbs Sorority Holds First Meeting and Halloween Plans
Miss Harriette Kellar hosted the initial Dobbs Sorority meeting on Second Street. Officers were elected, Halloween party set for Saturday, prizes awarded to Mrs. Henry Stelzenburg and Miss Rosemary Hall, and a two course lunch with bronze mums decoration followed. Members include Marie Fuzer Eleanor Rothschuh Rosemary Hall Cleveland Berea and others from Elyria. The Sigloe Sorority met nearby with plans for a Halloween party and a round table supper, adjourning to meet November 3 with Bette Ryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriette Kellar
Second Street
Marie Fuzer
Eleanor Rothschuh
Rosemary Hall
Cleveland
Margaret Gimbel
Berea
Mabel and
Harriette Keller
Ruth Blakeley
Henry Stolzerburg
Elyria
The
Sigloe Sorority
Bettie Moeble
Barbara Jennings
Coskocton
Ohio
Hallowe’en
Bette Ryan
Third Street
Dames of Malta Form New Committees At Meeting
Routine business conducted at O. C. F. Hall with strong attendance. Committees for the ensuing term named and a blanket club formed. Deputy Christine Werner of Cleveland met with the group. Next meeting set for November eleventh.
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Dames of Malta
O. C. F. Hall
Christine Werner
Cleveland
Community Notices and Travels Across Ohio and Nearby
Local couples spend weekends in Beaver Falls and Columbus while others attend meetings in Cleveland Oxford and Elyria. A birth is recorded in Elyria Memorial Hospital and several residents host visitors and lectures on Iceland Norway and Sweden. Scouts from Troop 103 camp tonight on Abbe Road North.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Stokler
Oxford Avenue
Columbus
Stantey
Ona V. Holly
Frazees Lemon
Q. J. Winsor
R. W. Hancock
Joseph Beltz
Cleveland
Woman's City Club
Anthony Haralampous
Westarente
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Armin Schroeder
Frieda Burke
Fred Herr
Harver M. Holcomb
Ninth Street
Bishop Warner Lincoln Rogers
Marjorie Dan Moreland
Chester Suppes
Fritz
Geneva
New York
E. W. Brown
Ohio Street
Phil Honserman
Louisiana
Miss Mary Harrison Hosts Halloween Party for Agnes Shapko
Miss Mary Harrison of 110 Furnace entertained in honor of Mrs. John Waestowich Agnes Shapko a recent bride. Prizes in banco went to Miss Gertrude Hines and Mrs John Shapko consoled others listed. A luncheon followed with many guests including Ed Snerson Waiter Hysell and Mary Harrison. Twenty five members of the Intermediate Christian Endeavor held a Halloween social at the Church of Christ with a grand march costume judging prizes for best and funniest costumes and ten games before refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Harrison
Furnace Stresss
John Waestowich
Agnes Shapko
Gertrude Hines
John Shapko
Hysell
Agness Skorke
Louis Raidl
Irene Pachuta
Mesdam
Ed Snerson
John Snapko
Chris Harrison
John Plas
Charles Hallman
Evan Griffith
Agnes Skorke
Nora Griffith
Margaret Billick
Edith Monroe
Doris Mead
Mary
Irene Pachuia
Margaret Gailey
Jean
Weaitha Sinerson
Bvyno
Florence Harrison
Intermediate Christian Endeavor
Church of Christ
Jora Hallowe'en Social
Janice Alexander
Mary Jane Drusendahl
Friendship Circle
Elyria WCTU Honors State Officer At Luncheon
Local officers and department heads of the Elyria Women’s Christian Temperance Union hosted a luncheon at the Gables to honor Miss Mary Irvin, state vice president, who spoke about her alcohol education work and summarized her Great Lakes Exposition efforts in Cleveland. Attendees included Helen Osborne and thirteen others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Mary Irvin
the Gables
Miss Irvin
Elyria
Mliss Irvin
Cleveland
Helen Osborne
Gerald Rice
F. A. Underhill
Ada Heimbach
D. A. Baird
D. M. Upton
George Weiseke
W. O. McClellan
C. L. Bristol
Jennie M. Clark
Anca Bloomfeld
Anna Kennedy
Quarterly Meeting of General Ladies Aid Society
The first quarterly meeting at the Methodist church opened with president Mrs. P. Cho ban ff presiding. Rev. P. R. Power led a devotional on The Golden Leaf of Life. Mrs. Henry Beam sang two solos with Mrs. C. V. Beazell on piano. Circles reported active fund raising, and Circle No. 8 held a bake sale. The general meeting of the circles is set for three months hence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Ladies Aid Society
Methodist Church
P. Choban Ff
P. R. Power
Henry Beam
C. V. Beazell
Circle No. $8
St Clair Rebekah Grands Hold Meeting At Mrs Wilson Home
Twenty four members and one guest met yesterday at Mrs B G Wilsons East avenue home. Carrie Miler led as president as by law amendments received third reading and adoption. Officers were nominated for election on November 23. Prizes went to Mrs Iva Marsh Mrs Alice Sutton and Mrs Blanche Thompson. Refreshments were served by the hostess aided by Mrs Nellie Smith Mrs Ina Helbrook and Mrs Elizabeth Liord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clair
Rebekah Jedge
B. G. Wilson
East Avenue
Carrie Miler
Confess
Iva Marsh
Alice Sutton
Blanche Thompson
Nellie Smith
Ina Helbrook
Elizabeth Liord
Srlvia Neff
Riverside Court
Committee Names for E Senior Friendship Club Cabinet Election
Jean Brillhart Virginia Nye and Jean Smith named to elect two new cabinet members as Dorothy Aldfeld calls the Cabinet to order. A second committee including Sis Hensman Bertha Battle Eva Fennimore and Janet Smith will meet Monday to amend the Sacasor and plans a 3 39 pm meeting. Frances Lemon led devotionals and Virginia Nye reported roll and treasurer Mary Louie Carr gave the report. A special meeting will be held next Wednesday to discuss social events. regular meetings occur Wednesday at 3 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Brillhart
Virginia Nye
Jean Smith
E Senior Friendship Club
Dorothy Aldfeld
Sis Hensman
Bertha Battle
Eveia Fennimore
Janet Smith
Frances Lemon
Mary Louie Carr
Friendship Club
Girl Reserves Elect Ely School Officers
Girl Reserves at Ely School elected Ruth Vaughn as president Ruth Christman as vice president Bererk Johnson as secretary Elizabeth Schnuerer as treasurer The group plans a pot luck lunch and will be known as Patriots A May Day event is set at the YWCA gym plus Edison PTA membership drive reached 100 names Winners hosted lunch by Mrs J McClune with aides Mrs A Crum and Mrs W Albrecht etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely School
Ruth Vaughn
Ruth Christman
Bererk Johnson
Elizabeth Schnuerer
FW. Wisgenton
Amherst Girl To Wed Elyria
A wedding in Elyria will be held on Saturday November 14 at St Josephs parsonage Amherst. Rose Franklin daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Franklin of Amherst will wed Harold Segraves of Elyria. She is an Amherst High School 1929 graduate and 1935 St Josephs Hospital training nurse. He is a Logansport Indiana 1929 graduate employed at Fox Furnace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
St. Joseph's Parsonage
Amherst
Rose Franklin
Frank Franklin
Harold Segraves
Miss Franklin
Amherst High School
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Lorain
Amherst Hospital
Wir
Segraves
Logansport
Indiana
Fox Furnace Company
Meeting of Women’s Association Opens with Devotions
The Women’s Association of the 2nd Congregational church met yesterday starting with devotions by Mrs. Florence Gillman who read from Psalms and discussed The Brotherhood of Man. Mrs. George Lambert spoke on Negro Life in America The Problems and Projects. Mrs. John Heecock described work by white southern schools for colored people. Mrs. John Haldeman read How to Listen to a Sermon by Gordon Howard. Division C hosted tea after a business meeting presided by Mrs. G. E. Brodrick. A nominating committee to select officers was named including Mrs. Ada Myers Miss Nellie Hecock and Mrs. Elmer Baun.
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Women’s Association
2Nd Congregational Church
Florence Gillman
Brotherhood of Man
George Lamberton
America
John Heecock
Wbite
South
John Haldeman
Gordon Howard
Young Peoples Work
Dayton
G. E. Brodrick
Charse
J. Hecock
Dana Fox
Nettie Hecock
Ada Myers
Nellie Hecock
Elmer Baun
Farewell Dinner for Mrs Dell Boylan at The Gables
Associates of the C H Merthe Co hosted a farewell dinner for Mrs Dell Boylan at The Gables with a U shaped table setup and Fall flowers. Beatrice Joslyn acted as toastmistress and presented a gift to Mrs Boylan. she and her husband plan to move to Texas next week.
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Dell Boylan
C. H. Merthe Co
The
Gables
Beatrice Joslyn
Boylan
Texas
Ralph Reinhardt
William Curtis
Halloween parties hosted by local clubs and auxiliaries
Pythian Sisters Past Chiefs and Notawa Club hold Halloween parties. Eagles Auxiliary hosts bingo at Mrs. William Bruck’s home. Juniorettes of Legion Auxiliary meet with Mrs. Ralph Terrell. St Pauls Circle 5 gathers at Schuster home with Ruby Klein as hostess. Cues and Lines Club and Al Bauer host Halloween events. Et Yet Club meets with Mrs. Reginald Fawkes. Senior C E Society attends Church of Christ. T H C Club at Caroline Mahk’s home with Florence Hadaway. A U W study group meets with Mrs. John von Blum. Townsend Club hosts Halloween party in club rooms.
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Pythian
Hallowe'en
Notawa Club
Eagles Auxiliary
William Bruck
Second Street
Legion Auxiliary
Ralph Terrell
Harwood Street
St. Paul’s Circle 5
Schuster
West
Ruby Kliein
Agnes Halderman
East Avenue
Cues and Lines Club
Hallowe’en
al Bauer
High Street
Reginald Fawkes
Marseilles Avenue
C. E. Society
Chureh of Christ
T. H.C
Caroline Mahk
Woodford Avenue
Florence Hadaway
John von Blum
Plaza Apartments
Townsend Club
Middle Avenue
Admit New Members At E Loqua cious Club Meeting
The first meeting at Miss Fredaline Biss’s home 217 George Street welcomed Virginia Roth and Gerry Carpenter as new members. Members include Miss Bliss Wealthea Simerson Edna Materer Marie Keiling Jeanne Smith and WeEtte Carpenter. A needle craft diversion followed dinner. Meetings now occur on the second and fourth Mondays each month with Jeanne Smith hosting November ninth.
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E! Loquacious Club
Fredaline Biss
George Street
Virginia Roth
Gerry Carpenter
Miss Bliss
Wealthea Simerson
Edna Materer
Marie Keiling
Jeanne Smith
WeEtte Carpenter
Endiey Block
Upper Room Bible Class Opens Fall Season Dinner
The Upper Room Bible Class of the First Congregational church held a fall dinner for sixty guests at the church. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Bailey and Rev. and Mrs. Maynard Stuh of Plymouth Ohio. Also shown were Olympic games pictures by W. L. Vaughn from a July August trip to England and Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
E. L. Bailey
Maynard Stuh
Plymouth
Ohio
Bailey
Germany
W. L. Vaughn
England
Oite Greene
Mrs Greene Circle 1 Meets at Murray Ridge
Mrs Edwin Fowell hosts Circle One of the First Congregational church on Murray Ridge. Mrs O W Greene leads devotions on the Twenty Third Psalm and presents an Indian interpretation. Members share quotes on happiness followed by refreshments from a Halloween themed table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Edwin Fowell
Murray Ridge
O. W. Greene
Circle
Hospital Admissions List With Multiple Residents
Admission notes include Charles Prinstill and several others such as Mrs Anthony Haralam pous of St West Avenue and Mrs Al fred Cutler of 106 Euclid Street. Discharges feature Mrs Warne Schmittgen and a baby girl at 283 Har wood alongside Julia Michowka and others from Children’s Home Oberlin.
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Charles Prinstill
Bucsrus
Anthony Haralampous
St. West Avenue
Alfred Cutler
Euclid Street
James Solida
R. D
Warren Baldi
Columbus
Matthew Justin
Lewis Court
William Wood
Samuel Street
Warne Schmittgen
Harwood
Julia Michowka
Children’s Home
Oberlin
George Schmidtkons
Cleveland Street
Ohio Eastern Stars Install Officers Today
Miss Marie Louise Hamilton of Circleville was to be installed as Worthy Grand Matron of the Ohio Eastern Star at the closing session of the 47th annual meeting in Columbus. Cleveland was named the 1937 convention city, with officers elected including Jessie N. Pewrk of Fostoria as Associate Grand Matron and PR Devore of Columbus as Worthy Grand Patron. Total attendance reached about 5,000 with 2,508 voting delegates.
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Columbus
Marie Louise Hamilton
Circleville
Ohio Eastern Star
Hamiliton
Harriet Rein
Youngstown
Cleveland
Jessie N. Pevwk
Fostoria
Rummage Sale at 110 Middle Ave Over The Savings and Lean Co
A rummage sale runs Friday afternoon and Saturday at 110 Middle Avenue above The Savings and Lean Co. Proceeds support a local cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Ave
Savings & Lean Co
Belief in Daves Life Inspires Future of Mankind
The statement honors the two men named Dave for their impact and legacy. It argues that following their example sustains hope in humanity and guides others toward a better future.
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Daves
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Charles Petro
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Tenth Street
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