Club To Sponsor Telephone Parties And Divisions
The M. and M. club planned a telephone party on Thursday November 6 with Beatrige Fell as hostess at Furnace street. Parties will be held at Viola Dougherty Bellefield avenue Virginia Ny Washington avenue and Mar Salisbury Ridgeville with groups telephoned to each. A white elephant sale and contest served as diversion, Bonityn Smith won first prize. Viola Dougherty was congratulated.
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Beatrige Fell
Thast
Furnace Street
Viola Dougherty
Bellefield Avenue
Virginia Ny
Washington Avenue
Mar Salisbury
Ridgeville
Secon
Bonityn Smith
Viola Daugherty
Industrial Club Supper Attendance and Activities
Members attended the Industrial suppers at Yo WoC last night including Jaye Nichols Margaret Guilinete Javelt Sons da and Alice Romen. Supper served at 6 15 with Halloween decorations followed by a community sing. Regular sewing and cooking classes continued and a new handicraft class will start next Thursday. Committee in charge of tab jo included Elsie Trint Violen Steingraber Lili Irma Vo.
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Yo Woc
Jaye Nichols
Margaret Guilinete
Javelt Sonsda
Alice
Romen
Tabjo Was Inghsted
Elsie Trint- Violen Steingraber
Lili
Irma Votr Saya
Guild Holds Work Meeting At East Side Guild
A doreen Lipeloan was served erday noon when 14 members at East Side Guild met in the St. Andre's Episcopal church guild room. They sewed on apross and Iunteheon cloths during the afternoon. Rev. B. B. Redhead announced the Way of Prayer on November 1 and asked members to attend between 10 and 12.
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Doreen Lipeloan
East Side Guild
St. Andre's Episcopal Church
B. B. Redhead
R. ‘Yaytor
Hospital Discharges and Newborns Highlight Newton Falls Snippet
The record lists multiple hospital discharges across Brunswick Berea and surrounding areas including Arthur Joreski Dorothy Babich Mrs Robert Stearns and Edna Fridenstine. Newton Falls notes a Mrs Walter Pasadyn with a baby boy and a Gration newborn in the same vein.
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Virginia Moore
Ningien Avenue
Nancy Law Abramaska
East Avenue
Howard Arnold
Berea
Gary Stoktanford
Paula Grange
Robert Butler
Gration
Lloyd Porter
East Thirteenth Street
Edward Hi
Columbus Street
Daniel Watt Deiroit
Willian Jenne
Arthur Joreski
Brunswick
Dorothy Babich
West River Street
Sunrise masquerade draw grand turnout with prizes awarded
Old fashioned ladies and dancers attended the Sunrise masquerade last night in the YMCA. Prizes were awarded to Hazel Qinatid, Elsie Trinter, Doria ater, Opal Meyers, Gertrude Blakeley and Ethel Mittler. New members Violey Steingraber and Elizabeth Gonda were presented. Refreshments were served by Nina Milner and committee.
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Hazel Qinatid
Elsie Trinter
Doria Ater
Opal Meyers
Gertrude Blakeley
Ethel Mittler
Violey Steingraber
Eisabeth Gonda
Margaret Krugman
Naverber
Pie
Nihel Milner
Defense Theme To Be Conference At Columbia School
A conference at Columbia Township school focuses on defense and health. Key events include a welcome by J. W. Salisbury, remarks by Miss Exit Gleason, and a film on nutrition. Principal speaker Margaret Taylor of Shaker Heights will discuss posture and visible health, with attendees including area teachers and economics clubs.
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Lorain County
Columbia Texnship
J. W. Salisbury
Columbia
Exit Gleason
Setistant
Itu
M Margaret Taylor
Shaker Heights
Whnee Tope
Eight Cousins Awarded Policeman's Estate
In San Francisco police family heirs receive portions of a $100,000 estate from the Harry Je Braig police lieutenant. The Superior Court ruled allocations to Helen Mueller Mullerooff Richard Bohm Therest Boehm Kate Boehm Glade Charles Boehm and others. Braig died in 1937 at age 68.
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Francisco
Harry Je
Braig Woo
Liv
Helen Mueller
Mullerooff
Bochum
TiTichard Bohm
Therest Boehm
Pull
New York
Kate Boehm
Charles Boehm
Byaig Wan
Modes and Manners Quiz on Tea and Luncheon Etiquette
Informal tea hostess serves herself after the last arrivals are seated. Salted nuts are placed on the bread and butter plate, not on the tablecloth. High noon means twelve o'clock sharp. Diner tables may use either poblets or tumblers. After an elopement the bride’s parents should send announcements.
Farm wardrobes for Southern farm women under $10 a year
The Farm Security Administration has developed affordable wardrobes using unconventional fabrics like mattress ticking sacks and potato sacks for Southern farm women. Martha Dinwiddle of Little Rock designed one for teenage girls costing about 97.45 with dresses blouses and accessories, using buckles from old overalls and cantaloupe seed necklace.
Manse Members Hold Evening at Hall on Second Street
Members and wives of the Manse Lube organize a social evening at Second Street lot near ML Way. Event features include a planned music program, refreshments, and a time for fellowship with members and guests.
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Second Street
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