Women Aid G O P Election Race
The League of Republican Women meets idle as the GOP campaign gears up for November. Mrs. Alvin Hert suffers on Mackinac Island but stays in touch. Mrs. Ellis Yost heads California outreach. Mrs. Virginia White, national committee woman from Washington District, and Dolly Gann line up speakers and volunteers. Dolly Gann, sister and official hostess for Vice President Curtis, will soon begin an extended speaking tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Hert
Virginia White
League of Republican Women
Te G. O. P
Nove Ber
V.c
National Republcan Committee
Macsinac Island
Michigan
Ellis Yost
Cai
Lot
Ellis O. Yost
Peel
Dolly Gann
Cage
Wirminia White Speel
Washington, D. C
Curtis
Stunning Gown Worn At Dinner Dance By Gloria Stuart
A striking black crepe gown with a white heavily embroidered cape worn by Gloria Stuart, the leading lady in cinnemaland, featured at a dinner dance. The outfit drapes over one arm, leaving the other bare, paired with rhinestone accents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloria Stuart
Cinnemaland
Diet and Weight Control Menu From Wynne Book
Dr Clendening and Dr Wyne propose a diet plan with fixed and optional foods totaling 750 calories in the main group and up to 280 calories from an optional group for breakfast. The sample days list specific items such as milk juice oranges coffee eggs cereal and fish options, plus notes on variety and portioning. The piece also contains a Q and A about Olympic endurance and breathing methods credited to Miss Madison and conjecture on Japan’s training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Clendening
Shirley W. Wyne
Wynne
Jean Baton
James
Helene Madison
Madison
Camping Trip Route Through Canada and Adirondacks
On a camping trip in the east the travelers stop at Toronto and return via the Adirondacks Hudson River and Delaware Water Gap. The journey reflects growth in the development of exceptional men and women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Canada
Adirondacks
Hudson River
Delaware Water Gap
The Philosopher Questions Virtue’s Time
A Greek thinker, listening to an elder sage discuss virtue, asks when virtue will be gained if he only now seeks it. The remark underscores the idea that virtue cannot be aged or delayed but must be pursued in the present.
Catholic Daughters Tonight Changes and Local Meetings
Tonight events include Catholic Daughters of America shifting from Thursday, Bethel Shrine with Mrs W Knapp on Marseilles avenue, Division L of Second Congregational with Mrs Lillian Scott on Dewey avenue, Rebekah Lodge activities, Alyumai Agsoo at Elyria Memorial Hospital with Mrs Willard Stoney, and Major Woodworth Camp and Auxiliary hosting a corn and wiener roast at Bly alongside Cascade Park. Community groups report a anniversary party for Mr and Mrs Harry H McGowan of Kenyon Avenue with gifts and bouquets, a Friendship Club Cabinet kickoff at the YWCA building, and plans for fall conference at Camp Iss-See-Kes September 16–18. Regular Rebekah Social Club bingo and a Grace Lutheran Sunday School meeting conclude the notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Daughters of America
Turaen
Friendship Club
Association
Billeen O'Donnell
Muriel Lewis
Martha Wilson
Camp Iss-See-Kes
Women of the Moose Plan Membership Drive
Elyria Chapter No. 778 Women of the Moose met in Woodman's Hall with fair attendance. They discussed wars and means for a membership drive. The next regular meeting is set for Tuesday evening September 20 in Woodman's Hall. Phil Reefy left for Kentucky to attend a house party for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Women of the Moose
Woodman’s Hall
Tuseday
Phil Reefy
Kentucky
Hospital Notes and Past Presidents Club Meeting
Admissions list includes Mrs. Anthony Prososke of Lorain Mrs. Edward Haslop and others across several streets plus names like Marie Rockwood and Ebon Brown Discharges note Mrs Edw Brown and others Baby girl born to Mrs Arthur Barkknecht Twelve members of the Past Presidents Club of the Women’s Relief Corps were entertained at Mrs Minnie Church’s Broadstreet home with a program led by Mrs Anna Gehrke and others before a dining room reception hosted by Mrs Flora Hoak and Mrs Ellen Langton to entertain the club on October fourth
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Prososke
Lorain
Edward Haslop
East Avenue
Lyle Dehner
Valley City
Oliver Burns
Middle Avenue
Marie Rockwood
la Grange
Ebon Brown
Earl Northcraft
Ninth Street
Edw. Brown
Arthur Barkknecht
Clark Street
David Payton
Parkview Court
Howard Gorman
Lake Avenue
Women's Relief Corps
Minnie Church
Broadstreet
Anna Fields
Anna Gehrke
Alice Gage
George Washington
Lydia Squires
Ida Sherman
Della Kreps
Flora Hoak
Ellen Langton
Social Evening With Bridge Guests At Local Colleges
Miss Marion Lppencertamed hosted guests from Simmons College and Ohio University for a bridge game with two school sides. Prizes for the winners and a grilled lunch for losers. Attendees included Martha Glass Judith Shook Betty Campbell Dorothy Rawson Marjorie Fulton Thelma Heffrien Helen Snow and more. Separate notes cover Elyria Lodge No 103 OC F session with talks by Hawkins Pembridge Karg and E L Bailey, upcoming events at Oberlin and Gerber's Grove, and St John's church club gatherings with Miss Rica Sudro hosting.a long paragraph of event details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Martha Glass
Simmons College
Judith Shook
Ohio Univer
Betty Campbell
Dorothy Rawson
Marjorie Fulton
Thelma Heffrien
Helen Snow
Domestic Shower and Community Church Meeting Gather in Ridgeville
A bridal shower for Mrs Schroeder featured three bridge tables and prizes won by Miss Dorothy Rawson Edna Mae Wilson and Judith Shock. Guests enjoyed yellow and green luncheon decor. Ruth Shore, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Shore, was honored as guest of note. An Emmanuel Lutheran church Workers Conferences group formed last evening at the church with plans led by Mrs Rheinicker and General Chairman Mrs Allred Fenter. The Mens class will be reorganized under Reverend Harold Sayles and Will Sayles as adult teacher. The Barres family reunion drew attendees from Cleveland Avon Michigan and Indiana with a large noon to 4 gathering at the Ridgeville Town Hall. Joe Laudenthal was elected president. Don Vverguhon was chosen secretary-treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry H. McGowan
Kenyon Avenue
McGowan
George Green
Juanita Gibbs
P. Peterman
A. Perry
Sandusky
Mrs. McGowan
Deder
Henry Beam
Workers Conferences
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Lutheran Church of
Amer
Rheinick
Pel
Allred Fenter
Harold Sayles
Wren Sayles
Adultadies
Barres
Ridgeville
Cleveland
Avon
Michigan
Indiana
Busia
Joe Laudenthal
Don Vverg Uohosen
Treasur
Peurson
Elyria Country Club Ladies to Entertain at Guest Party
Mrs Ed Raus and Mr Rip Wirth won the prizes in its contest for the least putts at the regular golf meeting at Elyria Country Club yesterday. Mrs Raus also won the hazard trophy with a score of 96. The ladies of Elyria Country Club will entertain at a guest party on September 1 at Lakeview and Sleepy Hollow. Manakiki and Westweed will join as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irs
Ed Raus
Rip Wirth
Livria Country Club
Mrs Bodine Hosts Sunny Side By Club
A Teeling of sunny Side By Club was held last evening at Mrs W J Bodine’s Ninth street home. Three tables of progressive dancing provided diversion. high awards went to Mrs H G Guthman and Mrs Emil Wendorff, with Russell Becker consoled. The contest prize went to the hostess. Mrs Bodine served luncheon before the meeting adjourned to September 19 at Mrs Emil Wendorff’s Columbus street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Bodine
Ninth Street
H. G. Guthman
Emil Wendorff
Russell Becker
Marriage License Applications Noted in Lorain Area
John Stander Jr 9s salesman of Dayton and Mary Aazula 20 of Lorain. A Lorain priest Kolman Yando 23. Ihe Roth er Lorain and Marc Kovach 21 Lorain. Rev McFarland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stander, Jr
Dayton
Mary Aazula
Liorain
Lorain
Kolman Yando
Ihe Rother
Marc Kovach
McFarland
Colonial Club Guests Hosted by Salisbury in Salisbury
Salisbury entertained the Medday Colonial Club at her West ayerua home yesterday afternoon. About five hundred guests attended the luncheon then the group planned a meeting with Mrs. E F. Schuitz of Columbus Street on September nineteenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Club
MES
Salisbury Irs
Salisbury
Medday Colonial Club
Westayerua
E F. Schuitz
Columbus Street
Ontario and nearby guests visit area residents
Mrs McC McIntyre of Ontario and daughter Mae Hamplton of Cleveland visit Mrs VanWeimer in East Broad street this week. Various relatives and friends travel from England, Toledo, Huntington, Plattsburg and Lakewood to attend gatherings and reunions. Several youths depart for Wheaton College and Simmons College while others attend classes or visit family in Cleveland and nearby cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McC McIntyre
Ontario
Canada
Mae Hamplton
Cleveland
VanWeimer
East Broad Street
L E. Bonsign
East Avenue
England
L. W. Martell
Sue Martell
Tillie Boceny
Draegert
Toledo
Lucille Taylor
A. E. Taylor
Fifth Street
Wheaton College
Illinois
Sie
Carrie Dickson
William Pitkin
Vis ‘Ug
Plattsburg
New York
C A Glass
Martha Glass
Boston
Massachusetts
Miss Glass
Simmons College
Lous Koletka
Claude Williams
John Gyers
Huntington
West Virginia
Louis] Koletkha
The
Elks Restaurant
Albert Bacores
Lapel
Indiana
Mav Barres
Tenth Street
Barres
Georze A
Jack
Jd. H Krvyder
Akton
Labor Day
D. K Smetzer
Flast
Broad Street
Miz
O'Neil
Lakewood
Lutheran Hospital
Joseph Maddock
Cleveland Heights
Ruth Hill
Jackson
Michigan
Brother-Inlaw
Ralph Pitkin
Twelfth Street
Helen Crowe
Jarry Lahiff
Amherst
Lowrey Snow
New York State
Parchi¢ Readings Mrs. Dunham
Thursday afternoon two to four at 430 2nd Street, readings by Mrs. Dunham, Parchi¢ event noted with limited readable details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunham
Local residents note summer travels and college enrollments
Enroute to Findlay College where he coaches this year. Ben Mrers heads to Oxford Ohio to begin as a Miami University freshman. Mrs Carorll K Shaw of Urbana Tidnors visits relatives. Dr and Mrs R G Anderson return from Canada. Carlton Newmier leaves for Bowling Green College as a new enrollee. Low Arlene Trumpy shows improvement after illness. Mr and Mrs C A Perry host guests from Sandusky. Lois Ketcham to Wheaton College as freshman. Beazells hosted Dr J Van Dorsten and Dr Stewart Carnes at Lake side during Labor Day. McWilliams return from Greenbriar Hotel White Sulphur Springs WV. Mrs R H Harrison improves after major operation at Mountfall hospital Euclid. B L Hupp of Loose-Wiles Biscuit Co visits 917 Garfield Ave on Labor Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay College
Ben Mrers
Oxford
Ohio
Miami University
Carorll K. Shaw
Urbana
Tidnors
W. F. Bell
Third Street
R. G. Anderson
Canada
Cristal Beach
Carlton Newmier
Stewart Carnes
Lakeside
R W. McWilliams
Greenbriar
White Suliphur Springs
West Virginia
R. H. Harrison
Lake Avenue
Mountfall
Euclid
Also Mentioned on This Page
Women Aid G. O. P
Lmited Milling Company
Grafton
Mro
E G Mathews
Columbus
A. P. Parsch
Helen Parsch
Culaha Alten
Water Street
Bainbridge Park
Beatten Lake
C. C. Thomes
M Thomas
Spruce Street
Cheboygan
J R&r
Hand Side and Sons
A. Storck
Boston Avenue
Bas Bey
Harry McGowan
Agnes Erickson
Rebekah Social Club
Rebekah
Grant Street
Pearl Whitney
Edna Woodcot
John Hall
Grace Lutheran Sunday School
Ernie Leedale
Swe
Ans
Elyria Lodge
C. F
George C. Martin
Picme
R. Nichols
Brothers Hawkins
Pembridge
Karg
Ene Lodge
E L Bailey
Karl Lenmann
Loraim County
Oberlin
Gerber's Grove
Route 20
Morris Kirk
Northwest
Oberlin Lodge
E L Bailes
Bailey
Chiefs’ Association
Wellington
At & P
Noble
Robert Hacal
ST John's ‘93
St John's Church
Rica Sudro
Ireet
Emma
Lowen Gehl
Helen Kraeft
Laura Thompson
Iva Hoard
Eon Kenneth
West
C. L Worthington
Hammond
C. Schroeder
Workers Conference
United Lutheran Church
Ringeville
Mrs. Bodine
SUNNY
B. L. Hupp
Loose-Wiles Biscuit Company
Kansas City
Missouri
Howard Irvin
Garford Avenue
Traveler's Inn
Phil
Birkline
Birkline’s
Hair Shoppe
Second Street
Rialto
Blue Bird
Court Street
Middle Ave
Masonic Temple
Frederick
Airyle
Elyria Savings and Trust
Schwind
Picture Store
West Second Street
Enna
WJZ
NBL G
Enna Jetticks
Mrs. Drear
Pally
Oxydel
Procter & Gamble
Ra Buss. al
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