Activities Discussed At Meeting Of Elyria P T A
Elyria Council of Parent Teachers Association met in the Washington building with 53 officers and reps from 13 local associations. Reports on the 29th Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers covered working together for Ohio's children, support for the three mil levy, and education. A course in parliamentary procedure was planned, plus Mothersingers enrollment and membership totals. Distribution of milk in schools was voted, film programs urged, and a Children’s Hour to begin November 3 at Capitol Theatre. Next meeting set for November 27.
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Elyria Council of Parent Teachers Association
Washington
Herbert Cooke
Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers
Columbus
Elyria Council
Ohia
C. W. Martin
Robert Loomis
Washington Building
Mothersingers
Edna MacDowell
Dewey Hull
Elyria
National
Parent Teacher Magazine
Ohio Parent Teacher Bulletin
Howard Thompson
B. Lemon
Warner Bros. Capitol Theatre
Girl Scouts Troop YV Holds Annual Halloween Party
Forty four guests attended the Girl Scouts Troop YV Hallowe en party Tuesday evening. They traversed a ghost walk and joined a grand march. Prizes went to Nan Shryock for Uncle Tom, Jessie Henderson as a Colonial lady, and Anne Wirth for a sack of potatoes. Cider and doughnuts were served. decorating and program committees were named.
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Girl Scouts OF
Geisel
Oan Bavier
Evalyn Ickefeller
Elyria Musical Art Society Opens First Fall Meeting
The Student Department of the Elyria Musical Art Society held its first fall gathering at 3:45 pm in the YWCA parlors. Chair Louie Brown outlined the year’s programs with Gladys McCullough and Mrs Robert Boylan assisting. Eleanor Highgate performed four piano solo pieces, and a Bach program is planned for November 13 led by Naomi Davis.
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Elyria Musical Art Society
Y. W. CU
Louie Brown
Brown
Gladys MfcCullough
Robert Boylan
Eleanor Highgate
MacDowel
Legion Auxiliary Masquerade Night At Lemon Home
American Legion Auxiliary hosted a masquerade party at the Lemon Home with about one hundred fifty attendees. Prizes were awarded for costumes to Clyde Clapp and Mrs Melvin Brown for funniest outfits, with Charles Hansen John Kolopos and Art Smith also honored. Mrs Art Smith arranged the event and refreshments included cider and doughnuts.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Lemon Home
Prores
Clyde Clapp
Melvin Brown
Ton Charles Flansen
John Kolopos
Art Smith
Rhythm Girls Hold Halloween Masquerade Party
Rhythm Girls dressed in Hal lowe'en costumes for a party at Ann Thivnak’s Bondstreet home Monday evening. Mrs Alex Potook judged best dressed with Miss Joyce Brada second. Decorations and games matched the season. Luncheon concluded the evening. guests planned a gathering on November twenty first with Mrs. Alex Potyok.
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Hallowe'en
Ann Thivnak
Bondstreet
Alex Potook
Joyce Brada
Alex Potyok
Nolan-Gildzen Marriage Announced by Nolan family
The Nolan family of 1829 East Avenue hosted a gathering to honor Harold Nolan’s marriage to Anna Gildzen of Lorain. The couple wed in Erie, Pennsylvania on October 27 and toured Niagara Falls and Canada before returning via Detroit. Dinner for eight followed, with Ralph Kinney and Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Pick and son Ronald in attendance. The Nolans will reside with the groom’s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Nolan
East Avenue
Nolan-Gildzen
Harold
Aves
Erie- Pennsylvania
Anna Gildzen
Canton Avenue
Lorain
Niagara Falls
Canada
Detroit
Michigan
Ralph Kinney
W. L. Pick
Ronald
Nolan
Lorain Banking Chapter Meets With New Instructor
Lorain County Chapter American Institute of Banking met in the Directors room of Lorain County Savings and Trust Co to discuss a Credit Management class with Warren C. Cole of Central United National Bank Cleveland as instructor. The group, with 65 members from Amherst Kipton Wakeman Oberlin Lorain and Elyria, elected officers for 1934 35 and set the next class meeting for November 6 at 6 0 p m in the Directors Room of the National Bank of Commerce Lorain Ohio. Afterward attendees socialized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph T Gethin
Cleveland Trust Co
Lorain
Arthur J. Pelander
City Bank Co
Mabel Refenning
R. C Craft
Elyria Savings and Trust Co
Birria
Lee B. Evans
R. J. Fitch Af
Elyria
Halloween party at East Broad Street hosted by Irene Muntean
Irene Muntean hosted a Halloween evening for H H L Club members at her East Broad Street home. Guests were guided to a basement decorated with autumn accents. Prizes went to Naomi Schirack and Elizabeth Hahn for best dressed and most comical. Other winners included LaVonne Vaneer and Helen Koehn. Hahn and Vancer performed dances, and refreshments were served to Mrs Mildred Dewhurst and Mrs Mary Wtterback. The group will meet again in two weeks with Eleanor Siegemund of Columbus Street. Charles Neighbour will speak at the First Baptist Church service this evening after returning from campaigns in Calgary and Kentucky.
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Irene Muntean
H. H. L. Club
East Broad Street
Naomi Schirack
Elizabeth Hahn
LaVonne Vaneer
Helen Koehn
Central Guild
Charles Hard
St. Andrew's Church
Denison Avenue
Tme
Elyria Memorial Hospital
E. B. Redhead
William Schmuttgen
Cleveland Road
Fellowship Club
Grace Lutheran Church
Schmittgen
F. J. Schumm
Herman Eady
Sigma Gamma Sorority Hosts Progressive Dinner Night
Sigma Gamma Sorority held a Halloween themed progressive dinner with courses at four homes. Hosts included Mrs Gerald Leonard in East Broad Street for the first course, Miss Forrest Ordell on Chestnut Street for the second, Mrs Fred Smith on Cambridge Street for salad, and Mrs Norwood Hearn in Amherst for dessert. A brief business meeting authorized a Red Cross and Community fund contribution. Prizes for pivot bridge went to Miss Marjorie Smith and three others. A coed tea is planned November 24 with Mrs Wilbur Gaston chairing. Next regular meeting will be hosted by Miss Dorothy Horon on Ninth Street.
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Warren Dunaway
Doris Caywood
Marjorie Smith
Earl Tompkins
Earl Fauver
Urban Rothe
Urs
Wilbur Gaston
Ora Champion
Noth
Wiss Dorothy Horon
Ninth Street
Pilgrim Church Mid-Week Service Sets Talks On Josiah Prophets
The Pilgrim Community Church at 515 East Broad Street hosts a mid week service at 7 30 pm discussing The Prophets of the Reign of Josiah after a Bible Study session. The Bible School Cabinet of the church meets tonight following the study. The article also details a Saturday wedding at St Mars church with Miss Anne Salek marrying Stefen Stefek in a fall flower decorated ceremony officiated by Rev Frig.
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Josiah
Pilgrim Community Church
East Broad Street
Anne Salek
Stefen Stefek
St. Mars’s
Frig
Ceremnony
Frank P .Salek
Mary Justin
Sophia Spiranac
Ethel Yurha
Margaret Persensky
Rose Bush
Frank P. Salek
John Masipak
Joseph Nasipak
Elstia
George Stevek
Don Skorich
Michael Yuhas
Brownsville
Pennesylvania
Stefek
Constantine Michick
Mr. Stefek
Emmanuel Lutheran Church Members Host Fall Party
Emmanuel Lutheran church members and friends gathered at the Grange hall on the Oberlin road for a fall party. Sixty five attendees wore costumes and masks, with prizes awarded in the grand march to E D Anton, Mr and Mrs Ralph Latimer, and Mrs Henry Straw. Mrs Frank Ortell and A B Weckerly won in the prize Waltz. The evening featured games contests and refreshments of cider doughnuts and coffee.
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Grange Hall
Oberlin Road
Mmanuel Lutheran Church
E. D. Anton
Ralph Latimer
Henry Straw
Frank Ortell
A. B. Weckerly
Party for Wanda Wilmot at Richards Home
Mrs. Leonard Richards hosted a party at 148 Oak Street in honor of Wanda Wilmot who will wed Henry Penfound on November 5. Twelve guests gave gifts and played bridge with high score to Mrs. Richards and consolation to Elgin Wilmot. a Halloween themed luncheon followed.
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Leonard Richards
Oak Street
Hospital Notes and Halloween Party Details in Kingsville
Admissions include Isabelle Butterfield of Kingsville and Mrs Ed win Finnell with several listed discharges for Mrs Irving Weber and Mrs Wm McNeal. A Halloween masquerade at the Southams on Kenyon avenue featured prizes for costume distinctions and games at twelve tables with winners Miss Marian Schrock Mrs H T Brown Ted Struck and others.
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Isabelle Butterfield
Kingsville
Ohio
Edwin Finnell
East River St
Irving Weber
Middle Avenue
Wm. McNeal
E. Fourth Street
Rosella Hartley
Lorain
Marjorie Lindley
Erie Street
Jane House
Center Street
Arthur Halil
East Avenue
Myron Cook
Wellington
Woodworth Camp
C. BE. Southam
Kenyon Avenue
Marian Schrock
H. T. Brown
D. C. Rothe
Ted Struck
Bridge
Pedro
Mary Ruth Locke
Forrest Scott
D. C. Koethe
F. Wendorff
Literary Club Halloween Party Highlights Festivities
Masked figures arrived at Miss Annie Thoms home on Third Street for the Literary club annual Halloween party. A mock wedding and midnight luncheon followed. Fellowships from Grace Lutheran church hosted masquerade games at the church with prizes and a future meeting slated for the last Tuesday of November. Royal Neighbors hosted an evening on Lake Avenue with prize winners Martha Washington and Georges Washington. Emma Scheuneman hosted the party at her home with a three course lunch. Several local residents returned from Miami Florida after attending the American Legion National Convention.
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Annie Thomas
Third Street
Bud Koplin
Emma Scheuneman
Lake Avenue
Royal Neighbors
Cora Bemis
Madge Gagen
Joe Hansman
Martha Washington
Flaorence Gillman
Georges Washington
Emma Dill
Havig
Elyria Riding Club notes and Halloween gatherings
Friday riding classes celebrated the holiday with a riding picnic along the Black River planned by Anne Wirth and Willan Olgen. The group rode to the woods built a fire and cooked fillet steaks. Other attendees included Mauthe Johnston Eigler Murbach Snyder. More picnics are planned for the Friday after Thanksgiving. Two women riding classes were held, one for beginners and one for advanced, signaling growing adult interest. Clara Wenat hosted the Hop Sing Club event on Tenth Street with Barbera Rogers winning high and Helen Barres consolation. future plans include a bake sale and a poster at the next meeting. Mrs Peter Krebs and Vera Krebs hosted a Halloween supper at their Fairlawn home with relatives including Henry Krebs grandchildren Harry and Jack Phillips William Krebs Don and Ida Mae Elmer Montague. a sumptuous supper and card games followed. guests departed after late hours.
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Elyria Riding Club
Black River
Anne Wirth
Willan Olgen
Mauthe
Helen Johnston
James 4Eigler
John Murbach
Dorothy Snyder
Clara Wenat
Tenth Street
Hearts
Barbera Rogers
Helen Barres
Miss Rogers
Virginia Noonan
Peter M Krebs
Vera
Fairlawn
Henry Krebs
Grandchlldren
Harry
Jack Phillips
William Krebs
Don
Ida Mae
Elmer Montague
Peter Krebs
Misa Vera Krebs
Special All Saints Service at St Andrew’s Church
Thursday at St Andrew’s Church will feature a Holy Communion service and special prayers for those who entered Paradise since last All Saints Day. The historic church recalls the virtues of saints honoring divine help. Service begins at 7 PM. Roast Beef Supper at 2nd Cong’s Church on Nov 2. 40¢ and te.
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ST. Andrew's Church
Paradise
St. Andrews Church
God
Local residents visit relatives and attend national Legion meet
Mrs H A Baker of 628 Middle Ave visits relatives in Columbus for a week. Mrs F Berson of Park Aves also in Columbus. Elizabeth and Edith of Camden and Mr and Mrs J Minnich of Greenville return home after a visit with E R Laver of Riverside Court. Carrie Streicker and Florence Dirlam returned from the American Legion National Convention in Miami by motor. O V Hudson of Eustis Florida visits Hastings on Sixteenth Street. Georgi Merrifield of Seventh Street spends time with friends in De Miss Rosella Hartley of Lon ton who had operative treatment at Elyria Memorial Hospital is now at aunt Mrs M N Sly’s home. C A McMillan of the YMCA spends a few days with S A McMillan in Home Pennsylvania. Eddie Herzog, Paul Collins and Dorr Billings are Elysians who returned from the Legion Convention in Miami.
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H. A. Baker
Middle Avenue
Columbus
F. Berson
Park Avenues
Ohio
Elizabeth
Edith By
Camden
J. Minnich
Greenville
E. R. Laver
Riverside Court
Carrie Streicker
Florence Dirlam
Miami
Florida
National Convention of the American Legion
I Motor
O. V. Hudson
Eustis
R. C. Hastings
Sixteenth Street
Georgi Merrifield
Seventh Street
Detroit
Michigan
Rosella Hartley
Lo- Tain
Elyria Memorial Hospital
M. N. Sly
Sprive Street
C. A. McMillan
S. A. McMillan
Home
Pennsylvania
Eddie Herzog
Paul Collins
Dorr Billings
Elysians
National American Legion
Hallowe'en Dance Tonight at Elyoria Eagles Hall
Public dance event invites all. 15 cents per person or 25 cents per couple. Eagles members free with official receipt. Event held at Elyoria Eagles Hall tonight with open invitation for community enjoyment.
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Elyoria Eagles Hall
China’s history marked by war famine flood and unrest
The history of China has long been the tale of war, famine, floods, and social upheaval that the world has grown to expect as the defining pattern of its past.
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China
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