Frank S. Harmon Lodge Welcomes New Masons In Elyria
About 220 people attended an Extended Welcome at Majonity Temple as Frank Wilcox opened the event for Masons from Hendin Westinghouse Co. D. W. Scott spoke for Bendix Westinghouse. Ed Ruckes of Cleveland presented a life program with Mrs Ruekes and Mrs Merrow contributing songs and readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank S. Harmon
Harmon Lodge
Hendin Westinghouse Co
Elyria
Berl
Frank Wilcox
D. W. Scott
Bendix
Westinghouse
P. M. al
Bart McMlain
Wilma Buchholz
Marimbs
Énios
Olga Sonkaty
Deerlz
Avon
Ed Ruckes
Cleveland
Br. Ruekes
New Officers Installed for Sons of American Legion Post
George Robson officiated as Americas Legion Post No 1 installed the Sons of American Legion officers last evening. Bil Minch will head the group as captain for the coming year with Richard and Jin Meinke as first and second lieutenants respectively. Gerald Tupell is chaplain Daylan Smith chaplain Charles Kremer finance officer Bill Schoenbachler historian and Junior Hansen is sergeant at arms. Robson praised the group and Minch thanked members for support. Next meeting date falls on Armistice Day with a scheduled Monday November 9. Special service Thursday Anna Kennedy to speak at United Presbyterian Church at 7:30 p m. Public invited and mis cups of church extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Robson
Americas Legion
Sons of America Legion
Bil Minch
Grow
Richard
Jin Meinke
Yes
Gerald Tupell
Daylan Smith Chapta
Charles Kremser
Bill Schoenbachler
Istonan
Junior Hansen
Seregeanbeant Aris
Robert Yerrell
Robson
Sons of the
America Legion
Legion
R. Minch
Bors
Charles Kremer
Post New 12
Anna Kennedy
United Presbyterian Charcl
Betrothal Announcement By Amherst and Elgin Residents
A betrothal announcement lists Mr and Mrs Steven Whaezur and Mr and Mrs Dick Wig ain with guests including Mrs Waller Quester and Dorothy Quester of Amherst and Ralph King of Lora. The engaged couple and many attendees are described as employed at General Industries in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steven
Steven Whaezur
Ares
Dick Wigain
Waller Quester
Othy" Quester
Amherst
Vornsi
Ralph King
Lora
Bermare Kiessel
Elgin Hoth
Review of YW Book Club picks features varied themes
A brief review notes over 300 members attended the YW book discussion at YOW GAL yesterday. Guy Rowland of Cleveland presented Tie Way Passage and Margaret Daley’s Highway 1a. The critic, of Czech birth, criticizes the author’s message delivery and the book’s exploration of immigration and national identity. Publication date October is mentioned with debate about its reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Rowland
Cleveland
Margaret Daley
Ademic
Mixed social and personal notices from Hildenville club event
A long column of fragmented social notes describes the Inter-City dinner of the Hildenville club with guests from Mansfield, Akron, and Millersburg. speakers from the University board discuss Strengthening Democracy for Defense. It also covers visits from Bessie Rosie and Mrs. Andrew Roberson, various family visits, furloughs at Camp Bowie, a newborn at Pacific Beach, a post-nuptial party, a luncheon, and an Evangelist event at Beulah Beach with details on attendees and venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Cova Fhelps
Mixra
AL el Cale
Aliss
Cora Basssett
Ernst Amile
Hildenville Club
Mansfield
Aghlund
Millersburg
Keriivs -the
Male University
Bessie Rosie
North Hollywood
Call
Andrew Roberson
East River
Princeton Avenue
Charles Bliss
Beebecourt
Youngstow
Youngstown Hospital
Bliss War
Robert A. Fos
Tresda
Royal Underhill
Pacific Beach
Calif
San Diego
Ei Ia
Severr Pound
Greig LeRoy
Raymond Thompson
Leigh
Midake Avenue
Richard Mackey
Penn
Hone
Daugh
Elyria Byza
Wandtocdi
St Agnes P T A Opens Card Party Series For Newcomers
St Agnes P T A kicks off a series of card parties inviting newcomers to join. Mrs Joseph Conrad welcomed guests and introduced officials. Prizes were awarded to top players, and Mrs Ann McManus won first prize while Mrs Welsh and W Lauffer claimed others. The group discussed a recent convention in Columbus and the theme Par Every Child. President Mrs Fraey LaCosl thanked the state council for support and adjourned the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reid
Ann Me
Pyepee Minnis Ag
Welsh
W. Lauffer
Cochre
Columbus
Fraey LaCosl
Enie
Cochrane
Mrs Geo Tulk Leaves Publicity Role as District Director
Mrs Geo Tulk steps down from publicity duties after serving as New District Director. The Ohio Bulletin report notes 132 subscriptions while 3M for the XN, with Glenn Baxter noting 1949 memberships as part of a push for Education for Strong America. Mrs Merpht Pawel and others advocate school programs and a film on tuberculosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Tulk
Myre
Cie
Citles
Pasanis
Aonaprrate
Servand
Palie Stine
Ffiis
A Magazine
Burton Oblemecher
Tha
Ohio Bulletin
Glenn Baxter
Merpht Pawel
Varias
Sear
America
Mary
Calendar party and society notices mix at city clubs
The fragment lists multiple social events and hostesses including Mrs Clelan Andress, Mrs Hansford, Mrs Vaughn, and Mrs Beat. It mentions a Philathea class supper at a YW event with couples, a scavenger hunt at Fourth Avenue, and a Duplicate Bridge gathering at a Woman's Club. Other names reference Mrs Kennetit Beat and the Martivi class of First Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clellan Andress
Avid Hansford
Tenth Street
Mee Donala
Kenneth Vaughn
Warrison Street
Atte Rela Pronesti
West Avenue
Alwin Sehuntt
Kennetit
Chase Street
Bo T
Chlemacher
Columbur Avenue
Martivi
First Methodist Church
Episcopal Clergy Here And Social Notes In Sandusky Region
A Sandusky region gathering notes parish clergy discussions on interfaith worship and patriotism. The article describes social events at a Fremont bride’s event with hostesses and gifts, plus Red Cross work by Elyria chapter members and five new initiates at the Women’s Club. A rummage sale and circle meeting are announced with dates and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evilin Meroaut
Elyria Reeds
Red Cross
Het Inp
Lerain County
Marvy Mathers’ Club
Woman’s Club
Ines Evenine
Wie
Nina Mudge
Nellis Bring
Genesieve Sugaski
Ates Verna M. Bauer
Alice Motiala
New Legion Auxiliary elects chairmen and plans events
Mrs. Harry Bogart installed as president of the American Legion Auxiliary. New chairmen named for standing committees include Mrs. Thomas Divi and Mrs. Robert Born. A Halloween masquerade at Verne ws home on Cleveland road is planned. The auxiliary voted $10 to state child welfare and $5 to General Chest. They will support Red Cross drive and fill baskets for Thanksgiving. Delegates and conference plans were set for Tiffly on November 4 and Elyria in spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bogart
American Legion
Louisy Penn Poerthy
Thomas Divi
Bhner Sint
Robert Born
Hallowe'en Ry
Verne
Loplon
G. O. Fisher
Tiffly
Tutimne
Elyria
Pirh
Phil Bateson
Hugh Reavis
Bert Storer
AP Wolf
Lynn Fitepaud
Jean Andrews
Jim Bogart
Hazel Robson
Dorothy Davi
Harriet Copas
Mable Caste
Armstice Das
Also Mentioned on This Page
Society
Mabel Little
Dorothy Funk
Sons of American Legion
Vicks
Vicks Vaporub
Sturday Iessel
By the Wee Wingement and Friends
Rummage & Bake Sale
Satan
Tinh
Stedabn’s
Laine Aid
Elyria Rotary Club
Crippled Children's Program
Wagner
Eyi Albert
Kenneth Young
J.B. Young
Kee Prentice
DeEtte Burtue
Gertrude Malory
Wamantha Reider
Frede Gale
Schacter
Broad Owas
Sam Pryce
Pryce
Harold Blakeslee
Merz Blakeslee
Claire McGuirr
Hier Tome
Kenyon Avenue
Alicante
West Broad Street
Beulah Beach
Cset Et Ae LL
Studebaker
Stang Motors I
Rothgery Motor Sales
Sheva
Freitey
Nutt Ree
Nvein
Pal
St. Agnes P.T.A
Piers
Agnes Havent
Bell
Joseph Conrad
Dave Alli
CNC
O. P
Episcopal
Sandusky
Episcedes
Yesterdally
Howe
Norwats
Scil Francis
Fremont
Elad
Bech
Rimer
Asnokl Buchel
Glenwont Street
Lessard Karhn
Renein
South Amherst
Nuvertorre
Ash
Bob Hysell
Walter Mesell
Hell
Ru. mi
Bam
Cirele
New Pres
Legion Auxiliary, ‘Names
Hallowe'on
Ehduren
Upton
Margit Ayentte
Gracie Allen
Gradie Allen
George Burns
Paul Whiteman
Swan Soap
Reine Gang
Biege
Merthew Co
Te Ae Et
Marthe
Mendotas
Hollander
Inga Ae
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