November Events For Woman's Club Departments
The Woman's Club lists November meetings across departments. Speakers include Veronica Hutchinson on authorship and Dorothy Fulheim on Europe, with additional talks by Madame M. J. Lahaurine Johnston and Capt. Avery of the Salvation Army. Card party and luncheon events also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lwill
Capt. Avery
Salvation Army
Club
Social notes from Lorain area entertainments and events
Mr and Mrs Harry McGowin host house guests from Toledo for bridge and pinochle with a luncheon. Mrs Dewey Croft leads High Bidders Club with a pedro evening and a Halloween themed setup. Mike and Key Club hosts hamfest at Lorain Hotel with speakers and prizes. Donna Rae Whitney hosts a Halloween masquerade for thirteen guests. Epworth League concludes Prohibition series with discussion and music. Festival of All Saints planned at St Andrew's Church with Holy Communion. Marriage license applications listed for Elyria and Amherst residents. Luncheon at M E Church Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold McGowin
Audrey Grace McGowin
Robert Dickson
Fairview
Mike and Key Club
Lorain Hotel
Ohio
Port Clinton
Oberlin
North Olmsted
Avon
Sandusky
Rocky River
Lakewood
Akron
Lorain
Elyria
Leonard Fowls
First Methodist
Arlene Burr
Eleanor Highgate
Fields Corners
ST. Andrew's Church
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Community groups schedule week of church and club events
Monday events include Garford PTA meeting with Mrs R D Oldfield on Kenyon Avenue and the Women’s Missionary Society supper at First Baptist Church with speaker Amnie plus slides. Tuesday lists many clubs and church groups with meetings and activities across multiple addresses and leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garford Parent-Teacher Association
R. D. Oldfield
Kenyon Avenue
Women’s Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Amnie
Africa
Porritt
Grace Lutheran Church Council
Women’s Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
United Presbyterian Church
North Side Guild
St. Andrew'’s
St. Paul's
E. Pallas
Griswold Road
Charlies
Ashbrook
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Peters
LaGrange Bazaar and Chicken Supper Event
Local notice announces a bazaar and chicken supper at M. E. church in Iphueeh Web on November 2 from 5 30 to 7 00 P M. Proceeds support church activities.
Miss Constance Hopkins to Speak at Ely Tia Republican Women’s Club
Miss Constance Hopkins secretary of the Young Voters League of Seneca County and Fostoria journalist will address the Ely Tia Republican Women’s Club on November 3 at 7 30. She will discuss Hoover or Roosevelt for President as Seen by Our Modern Youth and leads a column in the Fostoria Daily Review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constance Hopkins
Young Voters’ League of
Seneca County
Fostoria
Ely Tia
Republican Women's Club
Woman's Club
Miss Hopkins
Hoover
Roosevelt
Fostoria Daily Review
Bridge Luncheon At Mrs Hudnutt’s Home
Four tables of bridge were in progress at a Saturday lunch hosted by Mrs A C Hudnutt on Stanford Avenue. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Arthur Smith first place Mrs H E Howenstine second and Miss Gladys Reublin consolation. Bake sale all day Tuesday. Hecock's Floral by LaGrange Doreas Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
Church of Christ
Kenneth
Cornell Avenue
Dorothy Barton
Mallory
Mr. Young
A. C. Hudnutt
Stanford Avenue
Hudnutt
Arthur Smith
HE. J. Howenstine
Gladys Reublin
Hecock
LaGrange Doreas Society
Birthday Dinner Honors Five Plus Twenty-Fifth Anniversary
A birthday dinner at Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Schilleman on Gates avenue honored five individuals including Mr. Schilleman, Mrs. Bernard Wixneboxse, Milo Wilford, Dr. R. R. Bevard, and Charles Grate, with Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Smith celebrating their silver anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schilleman
A. C. Schilleman
Gates Avenue
Mr. Schilleman
Bernard Wixneboxse
Dorothy Wilford
Milo Wilford
R. R. Bevard
Charles Grate
Bernard Wixseboxse
Olive Hoff
Two Childre
Mary Winifred and
Bevard
Mildred Thompson
Lakewood
Homer Wilford
J. W. Smith
Weekend social notes from Ohio and Michigan events
Mr and Mrs Russell Vincent attended the Princeton Michigan game in Ann Arbor on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Charles Abbey were guests of their grandson Jim Van Esdale in Cleveland yesterday. Mr and Mrs Ward Schryver with sons and Paul Salen of Warren were weekend guests of Mrs Maude Salen in Harvard Avenue. The Penrod Lane and Sharpe households joined a Hallowe en party in Sandusky at W G Blatt home. Mrs Henry Haywood of East Swiss spoke at Fields M E Church on Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Vincent
Ann Arbor
Charles Abbey
Cleveland
Jim Vanesdale
Ward Schryver
Herbert
Howard
Paul Salen
Warren,hia
Maude Salen
Harvard Avenue
Jack Penrod
Robson Court
LaVerne Lane
Akron
B. A. Sharpe
Norwalk
Sandusky
W. G. Blatt
Henry Haywood
Eaat
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Margaret
Betty Buswell
Elyria
Gus Anderson
Buckeye Street
South Amherst
Charles Fordham
Cleveland Street
Courtney Fulton
Ohio Wesleyan University
Alpha Kappa Kappa
L. J. Haessly
Lakewood
J Birkbeck
Stanford Avenue
Ada Hunt
Richwood
Ohio
Kay Eckter
Lake Avenue
Amber Jolly
Iosse Point
Michigan
Earl Merthe
Case School
Tau Beta Pi
Mgr. Merthe
A. E
E. B. Redlead
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Mark
Huron Street
Roy H. Cope
Furnace Street
Carl Lerseh
Harrison Street
Lawrence Howe
Willard
Giorgs Peteler
St. Lows
Missouri
F. Preslar
East Avenue
Peteler
Amherst Funeral for River Street's Henry Nickel
South Amherst reports a funeral for Henry Nickel with River Street in attendance. Local residents Bruce Fowler and Nise Margaret Minch visited relatives, while several guests traveled from Lorain Akron and Fremont for weekend stays. A series of births and visits are noted among Amherst families and residents attending events in Elyria and Norwalk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
River Street
South
Amherst
Henry Nickel
Bruce Fowler
Hiram College
W. C. Fowler
Nise Margaret Minch
Mary Elizabeth Snyder
Lorain
W. H. Ruth
West Avenue
Paul Kindler
Fremont
Ohio
Richard Baird
Miami University
Oxford
D. A. Baird
Garford Avenue
Pattern 9464 Young Pattern Featured in Chronicle Page
A Marian Martin pattern 9464 with ladies frocks featuring capes and slim panels is showcased. The ad lists sizes 12 to 20 and 30 to 40, fabric needs, and step by step instructions. The Chronicle Telegram Pattern Department invites orders from readers in New York City and surrounding regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Chronicle-Telegram Pattern Department
West 18Th Street
New York City
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kociety
Nation
Veronica Hutchinson
George
Ing. Cs
Co PF. Colburn
North District
Rothy Fuldheim
Kler
Walters
Ouise Brown
Masons
Knignts
Jack Roberts
Mith
Robert Burns
Shubert
Ris
Bers
Hugh Amidon
Madalyn Gaines
Jefferson Ne
F. Guan
Yrenic
Clus
Dewey Croft
Pedro
Nellie Botamer
Mr. Smith
Hallowe’en
Edward
Howard Botamer
School Street
Donna Rae Whitney
Betty Schaeffer
Ruth Patterson
Cora Louise Ramsell
Mae Waldorf
Helen Monroe
Frank
Jolly
Amanda Drage
Elyria Township
Wiseman
Josepha Orosdowski
Helen Buzan
Sheffield
Ricard
M. E. Church
Johnston Gift Shop
Recond St
Opp
Rialte
Beyvents
Rebekah
St. Agnes
Florence Holcomb
F. E. Stellar
East Broad Street
Cheerful Chatter Club
Florence Taxlor
Woodland Avenue
Women of the Moose
Jane Girl
W. AL Musical Art Society
Charles Persons
Hamilton Avenue
American Legion Auxiliary
Business and Industrial Women’s
Y. W
W. C. Porter
Elyria Lodge I. O. C. F. Y. Indus Club
Grace Lutheran
Young People’s League of
Garford P. T. A
Otto Greene
Gates PT. T. A
Flint
Eity
P. T. A. Council
Jack Elton
Roosevelt P. T. A
Memorial Hospital Mimm
Missionary Society of Church of Christ
Charles Landon
East Broad
Division L
Ind Congregational
Dimick
Dewey Avenue
Bethel Shrine
A. Hiscox
Town Line Road
Freet Club
Jane Carter
Spruce Street
Daughters of
Frank Guy
Jefferson Street
Church Council of
Mason Smith
County Council of Legion Auxilaries
2Nd Congregational
Bauer
Eckenroad
Cosmopolitan Club
Democratic Women's Club
Brown Miller
C. B. Rosas
Elyria Council No.5
West Side Guild of St. Andrew's
Fidele Club
Leo Krugman
Longford Avenue
Grace Lutheran Aid Society
A. B. Taylor
George Brand
St. John’s Lutheran Church Aid Societr
Edison
Allen P. T. A
Howenstine
Missionary Society
Franklin
A. Hamilton
Rodgers
Bond Street
Woman'’s Association of Pil- Srint Church
Sons of Union Veterans’ Auxiliary
David
Circle 5
Association of Auxiliary
Union Veterans
Jeanette Arnold
East River Street
Royal Neighbors
Night Owl
Sue Follack
Lucy Williams
Baptist Church
Order of Eastern Star
King’s Daughters
Ault
Corner Lake Avenue
The
Murbach Coal and Supply Co
Elyria Business College
C. Todgham
Virginia Hollett
A. B. Hollett
Virginia
Clyds Todgham
F. G. Todgham
William Virtue
Evelyn Brown
Maysville
Kentucky
Lauretta McKee
Jeanette Darby
Betts Berrington
Howard Caldwell
Charlies Chamberlain
William Wallace
Hazel
Augrey Todgham
George Todgham
Howard Parton
Kappa Beta Kappa Society
Robert Goucher
Redhead
Onward Christian Soldiers
Raymond Morris
Reba Maurer
Dorothy Sowell
Kathryn Pfatt
Cleveliana Street
M. EK. Church
Fourth Street
BIG Boy Sodas
Blue Bird
Soda Grille
Court St
Broad St
Elyria Memorial
Booth
Galion
Mra
Elia Booth
Said Street
P. VW. Shepherd
St. Claireville
Albert Shepherd
Wiss Carol
Stindsey
Roy HH
Cope
Furnive Street
Fred Todd
Ed Siahold
Henrys Ingersoll
Richard Todd
Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan- Denison
Mary Ranpel
Nelhoe Apsberger
Youngstown
M. Trica
Sixth Street
Paul H. Cope
Cincinnati
Iyo
Eleanor
Ram Ora
Cook's
Hana Made Wests
W. Secont ST
Ted
Broad Street
An An
Doe
Paul Wainwright
Bill Leedale
Bazley’s Market
Porterhouse Steak
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