Haunted youth fellowship plans village party at Justige Findley’s
The Christian Youth Fellowship of the Church of Christ invites all young people to a haunting party at Justige Findley’s cabin tonight The event begins at eight o clock and attendees are asked to come in old clothes The occasion promises a spooky time with a political ad accompanying the gathering
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Christian Youth Fellowship of
The
Church of Christ
Justige Findley
Vabin
Club Plans Telephone Party Tour For Beatrice Fell
A social club organizes a telephone party on Thursday November 6 at homes of Vicly Daugherty Virginia Nye and Marty Salisbury with a white elephant sale and contest as diversions. Beatrice Fell attended last night and received consolation. Ronilyn Smith earned funds while Viola Dougherty was consoled.
Community club supper and guild activities noted
Industrial Club welcomed new members Joyce Nichols Margaret Guilmette Elizabeth Sob du and Alice Remen at a supper in October with tables set for autumn decorations. A community sing followed and a new handicraft class will begin next Thursday.
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Industrial Club
Wwe
Joyce Nichols
Margaret Guilmette
Elizabeth Sobdu
Alice Remen
Elsie Print
Violet
Stein Lilian Snyder
Drone Voere
Hospital Admissions List Shows Multiple Patients
Admissions record lists Mrs. Virginia Moore of Washington avenue Nancy Lou Abramoska at 1291 East avenue and Mrs. Howard Arnold. Berea includes Gary Stok ley at 247 Stanford avenue and Mrs. Paul Pinkiey. La Grange lists Mrs. Robert Butler Gratton records Mrs. Floyd Porter at 251 East Thirteenth street and Mrs. Edward Hill at 368 Columbus street plus Mrs. Daniel Wall. Detroit notes Mrs. William Jenne at 717 Foster avenue. Discharges include Arthur Joreski and Dorothy Babich of Brunawick, plus Mrs. Robert Stearns at 210 Princeton avenue and Mrs. Frank Reublin at 201 Park avenue. Edna Fridensting and others in B. C. No. 2 with baby boy born at 18 Huron street. Chester Gras and Newton Falls residents also listed with baby boys.
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Virginia Moore
Washington Avenue
Nancy Lou Abramoska
East Avenue
Howard Arnold
Berea
Gary Stokley
Stanford Avenue
Paul Pinkiey
la Grange
Robert Butler
Gratton
Floyd Porter
East ‘Thirteenth Street
Edward Hill
Columbus Street
Daniel Wall
Detroit
William Jenne
Foster Avenue
Arthur Joreski
Brunawick
Dorothy Babich
West River Street
Robert Stearns
Princeton Avenue
Frank Reublin
Park Avenue
Edna Fridensting
B.C
Walter ‘Taylor
Huron Street
Chester Gras
Newton Falls
Walter Pasaryn
Chattan
Sonrisa Masquerade Draws Fashioned Guests and Awards
Masquerade at the Y. G Aceum drew old-fashioned ladies, dancers, and Spanish nobility. Prizes were awarded to Hazel Olt 0ater, Opals Thinler, Doris Se ers, Gertrude Blakeley, and AMittler. Two new members Violet Steingraber and Elizabeth Gonda joined, Margaret Krugman to be published Noverby. Refreshments served by Ethel Miter and committee. gifts given by the group.
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Y. G Aceum
Hazel Olt 0Ater
Opals Thinler
Doris Seers
Gertrude Blakeley
Amittler
Violet Steingraber
Elizabeth Gonda
Margaret Krugman
Noverby
Ethel Miter
Biography and club notes highlight October social events
Mrs A B Taylor hosted Ninety Five club on Washington avenue where Mrs William Stark reviewed The Svong Sisters by Emily Hahn, a biography of three notable women in mortgrn China. Mrs Waller Davies presented The Good Shepherd by Gun Gunnarsson. The Silver Slipper bridge club met in Lorain hosted by Mrs Gian Humphrey with prizes to Mrs Raymond Thompson and Mrs Robert Galvin. Optional Halloween Goblin's Glory party planned by Pilgrim Fellowship. All Saints Day services noted at St Andrews and a Holy Communion service.
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East Side Guild
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
B. Redly
LR. Taylor
Princeton Avenue
A.b.taylor
Washington Avenue
Ninety Five
William Stark
Svong Sisters
Emily Hahn
Orient
China
Waller Davies
Gun Gunnarsson
Davies
Sifth Street
Lorain
Gian Humphrey
Raymond Thompson
Robert Galvin
Frank Rahotina
Elyria
Howard Jackson
Charles Court
Pilgrim Fellowship Group
In-Herseen
Hailwel
Si. Andrew's
Modes and Manmers In Formal Tea Etiquette
Answers cover hostess serving after last arrival, placing nuts on bread and butter plate, high noon not half past twelve, use of tumblers, and parents versus couple sending out婚 announcements after elopement.
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Godlels
Thrifty Wardrobes Cost Under Ten Dollars a Year
The Farm Security Administration has developed frugal wardrobes for Southern farm women using unorthodox fabrics such as mattress ticking and potato sacks. Martha Dinwiddie, regional home management chief in Little Rock, designed a wardrobe for teenage girls costing under ten dollars, featuring dresses blouses and coats. Buckles from old overalla serve as fasteners and a cantaloupe seed necklace decorates a plain dark blue coat.
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Southern Farm
Farm Security Administration
Martha Dinwiddie
Home Management
Little Rock
Ark
Defense Theme At Columbia School Conference
A Columbia Texas event highlights defense in a school conference focusing on health in the national defense program. Guests include J Jon WIll, W Salisbury, and Emma Gleason. sessions cover motion pictures and talks on posture and visibility.
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Columbia School
Ehibs
Jorain County
Schoors
Columbia
Delon
J. Jon Wiii
W. Salisbury
Texaship
Emma Gleason
Tess
Markam Taylor
Shaker Heights
Eight Cousins Awarded Policeman's Estate Action
Local report from San Francisco notes a disputed matter involving eight cousins and an estate tied to a police officer. The case centers on a $100,000 bequest and related family claims amid unclear custody and wills, with naming inconsistencies and procedural questions emerging as the estate proceeds through court scrutiny.
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San Francisco
Iaeuirn Aig
Sermaty
oFa Bovian
Frank Jayin Borhin
Maslinaiele Inninie
Hallowe'en Party At Moose Club Planned
Members of the Moose Club and their wives and guests will take part in a Hallowe en party hosted by the club. The event highlights community socializing with costumes and refreshments as part of the club's activities.
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Moose Club
Community Halloween Event With Prize for Best Costume
An obituary-style notice announces a community gathering on Second Street with prize money for best costume. Refreshments and a music program will be offered, providing entertainment for attendees at the venue named Burl.
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Lagrange Township
Aifelong
Krow
Ami
la Grange Township
Bluebird
Court Street
Patrick A. Radican
McCray
Daughters of
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Mes. Fonih
Ednabrecht
Jean McWilliams
Albrecht
Anna Betame
Cals Otvla
Henry Jalowie
Sugar Ridge Road
Earl Mant
Heny Jalowiec
Don Ternes
Jackies
Jalow
Sonrisa
Review Biography
Hallowe'en Festival
St. Andrew's
Washington
Sam Rayburn
Don Jove Luis Cantilo
Argentine Chamber of Deputies
Claude Pepper
Florida
Don Adolfo Lanus
Robert Lamellin
Hingham
England
Kimnen Autcestor
Avraham
Ince
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
Delco
Auto-Lite
Harry Bros
East Ave
Pasno
Alfred A. Alten
Elyria City
Blue Star
Jana’ Reg Coal
Murbach
Fulton's
New
Herringhalles
Duaiare
Mall Suzee
Valius
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New York
Broad Street
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