Convention of Women's Clubs Ends with Notable Addresses
The Middle North District Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs wrapped up its annual convention in this city with two keynote talks. Mrs. Robert C. Morris of Toledo spoke on Observations of a Traveler at breakfast. Dr. Henry Turner Bailey addressed on The Precious Child at eleven, followed by musical solos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs
Robert C. Morris
Toledo
Henry Turner Bailey
Cleveland School of Art
Wste
A. C. Hudautt
Fred Bevant
Robert Coningsley Clarke
Jas. H. Rogers
William Harder
Marion
Department of Crtizenship Training
Frederick’ Haskin
Amecan
Greig Harder
Mrs. Depew
Halloween Party Highlights Church and Club Events
A compilation of local society notes lists multiple church and club gatherings. Highlights include First Congregational Church programs, a Lake Avenue PTA meeting, Cantons and Ladies auxiliary activities, and Halloween parties at homes and church venues with prizes and refreshments.
Meetings and social notes from Elyria clubs
A roundup of club activities includes the Elsha Woman's Club November meeting at 323 Middle Avenue with hostesses listed. Knights of Columbus officers to be instated in Lorain. Hamilton PTA meeting at Hamilton School. Four O'clock Club entertainment led by Mrs. Littles Charles Court. Girl's Work Committee participants named. various meetings of the Yeomen, Malta Dames postponed. Elyria Library speaker Miss Linds Curler to address Ely PTA. Amarylis Club gathering with Pedro games. Halloween decorations and a luncheon host at Mrs. Richards’ Bath Street home.
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Firs Church
McKinter Parent-Teachers Association
Carl Martin
Norah Abbe
Board of Woman's Club ,of
Middle Avenue
Charlotte Nay
Roosevelt Avenue
Garrick Club
Lake Avenue
Sph
Benevolent Soc
St. Paul's Church
Worker
Church of Christ Bible School
Brookside School
Parent-Teacher Association
Columbia Club
St. John’s Lutheran School
Third Street
Yaw
CI. A
Canton Lorain No
KW. - Mall Birthcay
Boylan Block
Guild of First
M Molps
Cedar Street
Department of Business
Elsha Woman's Club
Paul Welett
Nelson Belcomb
Arletia Crawford
Josephine Martie
Carrie’ Cahoon
Willian Mitchell
Knights of Columbus
Lorain Lodge
Lorain
Monvening
Hamilton Parent Teacher Association
Hamikton School
C.A
Stiffler
Fin
Schulcheck
Ingersoren
Neilsen
Margaret Hultz
Mondey
Jedy Rowena
Ss. Jul
Protectors of the Dames of Malta
Arthur Roper
Pasedena J Avenue
Linds Curler
Elyria
Ely
Amaryls Club
John Lonswey
Dever Avenue
Pedro
Aiz
Harry Grabenstaeller
Earl Lewis
Hallowe'en
Charles Richards
Bath Street
Pythian Sisters District Convention At Elyria High
About thirty five Elyria Temple Pythian Sisters traveled to Amherst to attend the District Convention held at the High School Auditorium. District Deputy Mary Tepper presided. Grand Temple officers and members from across ten Ohio cities attended. A memorial service, initiation, and an evening program with music and dancing highlighted the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
Elyria
Amhersti
Esty
Art Larry
Ieee
Mary Tepper
Morang
Grand Temple
Carolier Hosfeld
Akron
Ida Henry
Lorain
Jeanette Belle
Lakewood
Afteen
Ohio Cities
Marlon Shrubsole
St. Peter's Eh
Che Orches
Danens
Ella Ler
Carry Faulhbher
Ruby Beal
Ida DeVinner
Elizabeth Brest
Dorothy Stanford
Anna Ficard
Baura Berton
Gertrude
S Sonnells
Edna Manzelmen
Lucy Krugman
Florence Brown
Olga Johnson
Fannie
Emily Waldron
Mary Tapper Gard
Gertrude Anna Hoard
Er2 Burger
Lydia Meltthorne Christy
Baret Beal
First MetagHast Church to Begin November Sermons
The Rev Edwin Kirby of the First Methodist Episcopal Church will start a November Sunday morning sermon series on Service with themes on Individual Service Team Work In Service The Driving Pose r Of Service and Saved For Service Tomorrow evening the signficant topic The Hand Writing on the Wall will be discussed plus questions about testing and defending freedoms in America Meanwhile First Baptist Church welcomes Pastor Will Walker back from visits in Chattanooga and Charlotte for both morning and evening services The Welcome Class hosts a Halloween party with costumes and a prize list
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metaghast
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Edwin Kirby
Americs
First Baptist Church
Will. Walker
Chattanooga
Tennesee
Charlotte
North Carolina
Tim
Mrs Maddock and daughter plan travels to New York City
Mrs Hi W Maddock and daughter Joyce of East River Street depart this evening for York City and then Grantwood for an indefinite stay with Mrs F A Tite, a former resident. Mr and Mrs Schuits visited Amherst for a family celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi. W. Maddock
Joyce
East River Street
York City
Grantwood
F. A. Tite
A. Schuits
Amherst
Paul Forests
Sidney Lee
Belie Avenue
J. C
Saeed Lorain
Lorain High Sch
Auto in garage linked to Gy Vv Chriss owner
Police say an auto license 65146 linked to Gy Vv Chriss of 1201 Middle Avenue was placed in East Avenue Garage by night squad members after lingering near Easles club. Funeral services for Mrs Kath Sheldon will be held Tuesday at St Mary's Church with burial at Ridgeville cemetery. The body will go to the deceased's sister Mrs Meshis's home tomorrow.
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Y. Navionsad
Ohio Federation
H. F. Murray
WH Lard
Ross Cherry
Sendusky
Far] B. Padgett
Gallon
Alfen
LaCost
Geno
R. Keller
Attica
Division of Home Economi Ss
American Home Department
R. P. Sharick
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Gates Home
American Lace Company
New
Woman's Club
Mission Study Club
First Congregationaal
Fiossie Rippfenstain
Caroline Foley
Mexico
Gy Vv. Chriss
Middle Avenue
East Avenue
Easles Club
Sheldon
Kat
St. Mary's Bureau
Ridgeville Cemetery
Meshis
King George Portrait Withdrawn From Exhibition
King George reportedly sensitive about leg shape as Charles Sims R A withdrew his court dress portrait from a public show in England. The artwork is now exhibited in the United States and will travel to Canada for exhibition next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
George
Charles Sims
R. A
Hughland
United States
Canada
Crime thriller ends in Pittsburgh grocery slaying
Police investigate the Pittsburgh grocery murder tied to a blackmail scheme. Francesca Iacuinto is slain after a plot to extort $5,000 from her husband, grocer Joseph Isquinto. Suspects Frank Scardamagila and Joseph Russo allegedly lured him to a back room and fled after a shooting. Russo remains in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Frank Scardamagila
Xrocer
Francesca Iacuinto
Isquinto
Russo
One Killed in Mine Accident Near Warwood
In Wheeling West Virginia on October 31 a falling rock from the mine roof sparked a heavy trolley wire and caused a fire at the Warwood mine of Minies Camps. One miner named Angelo aged 45 was killed and three others were overcome by monoxide gas while attempting to escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
W. VY
Angelo 45
Refuge to Approve Brick Factory Buy in Roseville
Major members of the State Board of Control refused to approve spending 335,000 of state funds for the Roseville brick plant operation by prison labor. Governor Donzker and Highway Director Tarper urged purchase at 45.06 dollars, but the board held cost should not exceed 28,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State Board of Control Wear
Roseville
Althout
Donzker
Tarper
Columbus Pool Robbery Shocks City
Reported attacks at a Columbus pool hall show two armed robbers seizing about 3100 from Sylvia Halway and patrons Willson Brook sustaining serious injuries after a beating. Another victim James Cartledis was robbed of 30. The incident spurs police to pursue leads as hospital officials note Brooks remains in serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Sylvia Haliway
Willson Brook
St. Francs Hospital
Brooks
James Cartledis
Lake steamer aground in storm near Gull Rock
Distress signals were received from a Hutchinson vessel reported aground on Gull Rock offshore. A coast guard cutter battled high waves to reach the disabled steamer. Hutchinson & Co. owners said the Charles Hutchinson was bound from Cleveland to Superior with coal cargo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Harbor
Mich
Hutchinson
Guill Rock
Coast Guard
Ealer
Cleveland
Publisher Felix Angus Dies in Baltimore
Gen Felix Angus veteran newspaper publisher dies at his Baltimore home after a protracted illness. He was 95 years old and served in the Civil War. Angus longtime publisher of the Baltimore American. Joseph Nocis II Lorata pleads guilty to assault and battery and is fined $25 and costs by Judge W B Thompson. Sent to jail for default on payment of the fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trisl
Frank Prunch- Eowski
Amherst
W. B. Thompson
Steve Cowie
Brighton Rlshway
C. W. Keenas
Akros
H. McDonald
Justice L. Johnson
Wellfizion
Tory Curello
Samuel Detazio
Curellio
Baltimore
Felix Angus
Baltimore American
Joseph Nocis II
Lorata
C. B. Bivin
Elyria
Lake Ave
Middle Ave
Bivin
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Channoa Hudson
Raymond Pumphrer
Jack Whidden
Robert Williams
Mamiy Hertford Elston
Ohv Townsend
Cope
Simpkins
Schalke
Heidnich
G A. Herbert
Chese Street
Richard
Kathryn Thelma Swartzle
Lane Barton
Ernest Burke
Charles Swartzle
Baliy Hearns
Norman Eckhardt
Amarylis Club
Child Conservation League
YM. C.A
Fime
Przes
C. R. Bennett
Mrs. L. A
Unity Club
Mason Smith
Gates Avenue
CG. M. Barber
Ligor
J. B. Maddock
Howe Street
Miss Chestney
Janet Chestney
Telegraph Road
Guess
Evfngelhnae Spenh
Dorothy
Jibrark
Oberlin
Linda Cuyler
Elyria Library
Grac Peterson
Peru
Nebraska
J .F. Glosser
Neuter Cott
Elyria Country Club
Elsifa Countary Club
Lenz
Ernest Treen
Sarah Giddings
Edmund 2Rd
Shaker Heights
Lillian Darcy
John Olesnick
Craneman
Margaret Brumbach
Rey
Keller
Oe Hospital
George F. Vossler
Columbia Station
Harry Ackerman
Huron
Helen Fritz
Monroeville
Kenneth Vaughn
Babyirl
Brad Son Avenue
Judson Ryan
John Penrod
Hazel Todgham
Chronigaans
Risk
Guanlinn
Rose Solelumeski
Frank Solelumski
Columbus Pool
R.N. of A
Style Center
Hetton
Second St
Elyria Business College
Spencer Corsets
Elizabeth Wood
Howe St
The
Hallowe’en Masquerade
Elks Hall
Marcell
Chronicle - Tele
Gram
Manhattan Laundry and Dry Cleaning Co
Elyria Eagles
Ben Schubert
Eri Bine Na Mige
Anced
Park Home Dairy CO
R. Bivin
Democratic
Cc. B. Bivin
Crystal Restaurant
Court Street
Castle’s Wallpaper and Paint Store
Chronicle-Telegram
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