Society Tea for Child Welfare Raises Milk Funds
Elyria Woman's club sponsors a silver tea on Tuesday September tenth to fund summer milk for undernourished children. Tea from two to six. program features readings by Jean Crisp Joan Reddy Sage Arts students and music by Nan Shryock guitar numbers with Jean Jaine James Ferriman and Merle Heidrich. Members and friends urged to support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mees
The
Child Welfare and
American Home Department
Elyria Woman's Club
AR Saae Arena
Gioub
Anda Evry
Jean Crisp
Joan Reddy
Sage Arts Studio
Nan Shryock
Guitar Two
Jean Jaine
James Ferriman
Merle Heidrich
Mar! Searls
Charity Bridge and Balloons Honor Mrs Stearns
The W A parlor hosted a charming shower for Mrs Ralph Stearns with Miss Ruth Albrecht, Miss Bertha Quade and Mrs Byron Dague. Six tables of bridge and hearts were played by guests, balloons hidden notes to gifts, a black and silver rose themed dessert, and high awards given to Mrs Arthur Waters, Mrs Carl Mc Mullen, Mrs Otto Feagler, Misses Marion Buckley Cecile Pfieffer and Mabel Storer. guest Mrs George Swiers of Lorain attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Waters
Carl McMullen
Otto Feagler
Marion Buckley
Cecile Pfieffer
Mabel Storer
George Swiers
Lorain
Sunshine Club Meets at Byington Court Home
Sunshine Club met at Byington court with fifteen members and one guest Mrs Eleanora Hanawalt of Richwood Ohio. A luncheon was served at noon and a business session followed. The afternoon featured piecing quilt blocks. The next meeting is scheduled for October fourth at Mrs Emil Meschke's Harvard avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Klasek
Sunshine Club
Byington Court
Eleanora Hanawalt
Richwood
Ohio
Emil Meschke
Harvard Avenue
Wilcox-Wan ter wedding at Berea college chapel
Attorney Weds Today Attendants at the Wilcox-Wanter wedding in Berea college chapel with Miss Dot Thener and Miss Sylvia Walter as attendants. Hubbard Wilcox will have Duke Cecill as best man. Dr Delo G Grover to officiate at 3 PM with invited guests present. A reception at 1268 Crawford Avenue Lakewood will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilcox-Wanter
College
Berea
Dottie Thener
Cleveland
Sylvia Walter
Hubbard Wilcox
Duke Cecill
Delo G. Grover
Crawford Avenue
Lakewood
Excelsior Culture Club Elects Officers
Excelsior Culture Club met at Alberta Hawk’s home last evening to elect officers. Harriett Seeley was chosen president with Helen Briggs as secretary, Reva Searles as treasurer, Mary Batt dorf as program chairman, and Irene Hollis as business manager. A refreshment course followed and members planned to reconvene in two weeks at Dorothy Miller’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Excelsior Culture Club
Alberta Hawk
Harriett Seeley
Helen Briggs
Reva Searles
Mary Battdorf
Irene Hollis
Dorothy Miller
Club Is Entertained at Roland Hinkson Booster Club Meeting
A strong attendance gathered last evening at the Roland Hinkson Booster Club gathering hosted by Mrs. Nellie Burton on Furnace Street. After the business session a luncheon was served. The club plans to meet again on March 13 in Woodman Hall. Richard Vosburgh was welcomed as a new member of the Junior Protected Home Circle during the regular meeting held at the 100 F Hall. The junior group will convene next on September 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Hinkson Booster Club
Nellie Burton
Furnace Street
Woodman Fall
Richard Vosburgh
Post-Nuptial Courtesy for Mrs Louis Radi Held at 110 Furnace
A post-nuptial shower for Mrs Louis Radi, formerly Jane Storm, took place September 6 at the Harrison home 110 Furnace Street. Hosts arranged pink and green décor, guests enjoyed banque and prizes were awarded to Wealthy, Simmerson, and Mary Cos. A luncheon followed the games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Radi
Jane Storm
Harrison
Furnace Street
Simmerson
Mary Cos
Eagles Aux Party Night Highlights Card and Bunco
Eagles Auxiliary hosted a card and bunco evening at Mrs Leona Schardt’s Cleveland street home. Winners in Pedro and Bunco included Mrs Christine Derek and Mrs Lashan Telzerow among others, with luncheon served. A bingo party for members and guests will be held at Eagles Hall on Wednesday evening. Junior Legion Auxiliary members held a meeting with a National Anthem talk by Mrs EH M Hurlbut and piano solos by several performers, followed by group singing and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunco
Leona Schardt
Cleveland Street
Pedro
Christine Derek
Lashan Telzerow
Ann Snellenberger
Banco
Emma Zahriev
Bertha Lyberger
Betiv Teizeow
Lehmid
Hazel Gibson
Rome
Eagles Hall
Junior Legion Auxiaty
American Legion
EH M Hurlbut
Helen Louise Blames
Waitz
Josephine Mischke
Anne Cheney
Singng
Hurlbut
Rally Practice At Woodmen Hall With District Leaders
Rural Newnears group held a business session at Woodmen Hall last night. Deputy McGuire of Lotaln attended with Mrs Birch and Mrs Osgorn. The drill team practiced for the October rally planned in this city as the Neighbors rise again in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newnears
Woodmen Hall
McGuire
Lo- Tain
Birch
Osgorn
Elyria Odd Fellows Hold September Meeting Plans
P H C met at 10 O Hall with good attendance. President Earl Kaylor led discussions as committees were formed for a Haloween dance and other entertainments. Next regular meeting set for September 20. Elyria Chapter Order of Hast arn Star also held a well attended meeting in Masonic hall with a tureen planned before the September 20 gathering at 639 and an entertainment session to follow. Avenue Club to meet September 13 with a tureen luncheon at one, followed by social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uhele
Earl Kaylor
Elyria
Order of Hastarn Star
Masonic Hall
Clnub
Conference Friendship Club plans weekend gathering at Lakeside
Friday session finished setting up details for the conference to be held near week end at Miss Ona Holly's cottage. Miss Frances Lemon Girt Reserve Advisor led a cabinet meeting with 109 percent attendance. They also discussed the High School Assembly planned for September 22 as the latter phase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Club Cabinet
Conferance
Lakeside
Ona Holly
Frances Lemon Girt
Licenses Issued for Local Trades in Lorain Area
George Ponorira Jr laborer of Lorain and Amelia Petro of Lo rain Peis Costello Lorain honored with licenses. Taran engiresr and Madelyn Wardella O Hara of Sheffield township listed among licensees. 28>
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ponorira Jr
Lorain
Amelia Petro
Rainbow Calendar events at multiple churchs and clubs
Calendar Rainbow class meets at first Methodist church at 8 pm. Girl Scouts Troop 3 meets at second Congregational church at pm. Child Culture Circle meets with Mrs H Funk at 212 George Street. Lily Sorory meets with Phyllis Featherstone East Broad Street Elyria Assembly 13 Rainbow families Gibson Clio Club meets with Marion Higgine of Bonds. Meet Se Ca Clip with Damy rious Meike Columbus Street. H G. L meets with Miss Pat Pacher 245 Cambridge. BB B meets with Mrs Harry Dickens Jr 129 Grant Street. Sunny Side Up Club meets with Mrs Ed Weber 181 Caroling Avenue with Mrs Rosa Moore hostess. Merry Stitchers meet with Stella Copas Hamilton Avenue. Knights of Columbus meet. Captain P D Reefy Circle Ladies of G A L R meet. King Solomon's Lodge meets Young Women's Division of 2nd Congregational church. Colonial Club meets with Mrs QO G Sheppard Park Avenue. Monday Evening Holiness Prayer meeting at home of Miss Helen Osorne 802 East Rover Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow
Methodist Church
Girl Scouts
Churen Ati
Child Culture Circle
H Funk
George Street
Lillle Sorory
Phyllis Featherstone
East Broad Street
Elyria
Harry Dickens, Jr
Grant Street
Cluo
Ed Weber
Caroling Avenue
Rosa Moore
Merry Stitchers
Stella Copas
Hamilton Avenue
Knights of Columbus
P D Reefy
King Solomon’s Lodge
Colonial Club
QO G Sheppard
Park Avenue
Helen Ossorne
East Rorver
Jersef
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Listed
Forest Shreve Conneaut Edward Wiles 318 East Broad James Hanson 224 Bate street Frank Opra 341 West River Mrs Edwin Moehlel 240 East 8th AC Hudnutt 245 Stanford avenue Discharge Mrs James Knittle 135 Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Shreve Conneaut
Edward Wiles
East Broad
James Hanson
Bate Street
Frank Opra
West River
Edwin Moehlel
East 8Th
AC Hudnutt
Stanford Avenue
James Knittle
Hamilton
Birthday gathering at Belle Stadden home on farm
Columbia Sept 7 Rela ties gathered at the home of Mrs Belle Stadden on the S W Os borne farm Wednesday might in honor of her birthday. Those present were her chil dren Mr and Mrs Lindstrom Mr and Mrs Herbert Stadden Mr and Mrs Don Schwartz and Mr and Mrs George Rye with their families also her sisters Mr and Mrs John Snell daughter Miss Florabel Vr and Mrs Ray Osborne and Mrs Mattie Agard 4 lovely ums was had followed by refreshments. Erns Wraddock returned from the State Fair with Hummel and others after bee demonstration. Results of the conotest will not be known for a week and a half. Mrs George Stinchcomb continues to gain slowly. June Knapp of Penfield visiting. Clair Howard returned home. Par ent Teachers Association first meeting at town hall program led by Mrs M L Royer. Ernest Dunford and Mrs Ernest Dunford in Akron Friday visiting. Eva Beaumont and son Glenn staying at their home. Prof Alex Reviow of Fenn College will occupy pulpit at Columbia Baptist Church next Sunday morning. The speaker last Sunday was.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Belle Stadden
S W Osborne Farm
Lindstrom
Herbert Stadden
Don Schwartz
George Rye
John Snell
Florabel
Ray Osborne
Mattie Agard
Erns. Wraddock
Hummel
George Stinchcomb
Lattle June Knapp
Penfield
Wirs Clair Howard
Parent Teachers’ Association
Town Hall
M L Royer
Ernest Dunford
Akron
Elygia
Cleveland
Eva Beaumont
Glenn
Alex Reviow
Fenn College
Columbia Bapst
Charles A. Vandermeéuler
Cincinnati
Spencer Baptist Church
N. J. Walters Department
Alice Moffett
Led Hospital
Eva Scuart
South Main
N M Nelson
Ohio
Morgan
G. L. Emerson
East Main Street
Barberton
Grover Thompson
Local Personal News Highlights and Engagements
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Krueck and family return from Ogden Illinois. Mrs. William Schwartzkopf visits Michigan City kin. Ellen Howenstine leaves for Antioch College. Womens Relief Corps district picnic at Wellington Fair Grounds. Hubb ard Wilcox wedding to Sylvia Wahter at Beres College chapel. Robert T. Krueck visiting from San Pedro. Louis Raldi and Jane Storm at home in Elyria. Harold Kunkle returns from Boston visit. Lois Littleton weekend at Springfield home. Elanora Hanawa and Cushman family host P C Budle. Wade Stevick returns from Southern Pines. Edgar Campbell and Claude Krucck linked to NY coaching. John Macnock Jr. recovers from rib fracture. Dr Edward Hackett returns from Watkins Lake. Toelma Ann Campbell visits. Lenore Stevick son injury. Masonry wives luncheon at Leon Selman home with Cleveland and Elyria guests. C C Day to Asheville for week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Krueck
Faith
Marion
Claude
Thelma Ann Campbell
Ogden
P. Yeazel
Wiliam Schwartzkopf
Michigan City
Clarence Poole
Middle Avenue
Ellen Howenstine
Park Avenue
Yellow Springs
Antioch College
Florence Terry
Irvin Wendell
Elyria
Adele Hinckley
Lorain
Womens Relief Corps
Wellngton Fair Grounds
T. Dickens
Amsterdam
New York
Hubbard Wilcox
Sylvia Wahter
College
Beres
Robert T. Krueck
San Pedro
California
U.S
Pensacola
and Airs
Louis Raldi
Jane Storm
West Avenue
Harold Kunkle
Woodland Avenue
Boston
Massachusetts
Lois Littleton
Springfield
Ohio
Elanora Hanawa
James Cushman
David
Richwood
Guesis
P C Buidle
East Avenue
Wade Stévick
Lenore $ Stevick
Wee
Big
Southern Pines
Caroling
Edgar Campbell
Claude G Krucck
E Bridge Street
Jett
Cook Academy
Eldora
Iowa
Maude Esarg
Waddle Avenue
John Macnock, Jr
West River Siree
Edward Hackett
J Lee Hackett
Watkins Lake
Michigan
Local caucus elects trustees and clerks for November vote
Richard Wolfe and Medina visit relatives while a Republican caucus selects trustees Earl Boone Roy Churchward and P W Henman Township Clerk Al Klass Constables Lyman Hitchcock and Ray Howard for the coming election About forty attendees Also noted were gatherings with Mrs Harry Stadden and Mrs Dessie Klingman plus a 4 H demonstration winner Ernest Maddock and a Knights of Bee Culture trip to the 4 H Club convention A Wakeley Osborne reunion drew about forty on Labor Day with plans for church and school activities upcoming
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Wolfe Et Medina
Beaton Theological Seminary
George Robert
Detroi Vwichean
Eva Howard
John Snell
Earl Boone
Roy Churchward
P W Henman
al Klass
Lyman Hitchcock
Ray Howard
Jas Wright
H. T. Snell
Harry Stadden
Minnie Barnard
Afla Rennison
Cleveland
Dessie Klingman
George Vogt
Delores
Julius Minnich
Niagara
Ernest
Columbia
Leslie Barber
Roger, Ieader
Knights of Bee Culture
Ernest Maddock
Columbus
Methodist
Paul Brown
Terry the Terrible
LaPorte
Columbia Epworth Leaguers
Edw. Bonar
Geo. Vogt Sr
Wakeley Osborne
W. Osborne
Asel Osborne
Old Home Stead
West River Road
Labor Day
WCTU Opposes FDR If Roosevelts Opposed by a Dry
Mrs Ida B Wise Smith of Evansville Indiana, national president of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union, says the group will back the dry candidate if President Roosevelt is opposed by a dry in the coming campaign. The announcement came on the eve of the national convention opening at Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Ida B Wise Smith
Evansville
Atlantic City
Lake Avenue Church Notes Regular Services and Attendance
Lake Avenue CHURCH NOTES report regular services at Lake Avenue Community Co area on Sunday with Rev. Peck leading. Sunday School at 9 30 and church services at 10 45. Everyone welcome. Briefs mention Labor Day trip to the Cleveland Air Races by Charles Leonard and others, and weekend guests of E Croskey and family. Pupils of the Lake Avenue school returned to classes on September 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Avenue
Peck
Charles Leonard
Echel Metzger
Francis Leonard
Stanley Millar
R H Miller
Cleveland
Pupus
Lake Avenue School
Local Notes From Sheffield Air Races and Visits
Sheffield September report lists residents attending the Cleveland Air Races over the weekend. Several families hosted relatives and friends, with trips to Compton New York and Buffalo noted. Buckeye Sewers 4 H Club members Lois Youtzy and Camilla Townsend earned an A rating at the Ohio State Fair for their demonstration How to Choose Proper Accessories. Joyca Johnson spent a week with her aunt Mrs Hazel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle Johnson
North Ridge
Angie Brewer
Wellington
Mary Fridenstine
Elyria
George Fridenstine
Gen
David
Murray Ridge
Compton
New York
Edwin Fridenstine
Buffalo
Mirs W Jennings
Lakewood
W H Chambers
Marian Chambers
A C Haynes
Earl
Pearl Schroeder
Birmingham
Willard Taft
Edna
Sarah Reeve
Lorain
Reeve
Findlay
P L Chambers
Lois Youtzy
Camilla Townsend
Buckeya Sewers
Ladies Aid actions and staff changes noted
A Alabama delegate attended as one death reported Arthur Barnard. The Alpha Group of the Ladies Aid Society meets at Mrs Knopf t Route 252 on Sept 5. Sunset group hosted by Mrs Myrtle Hale on Sept 12. Isabel Duttmer resigns after years teaching first grade and moves to Euclid Ohio. Sylvia Wilson fills her place in North Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Arthur Barnard
Laies’ Aid Society
Knopft
Route 252
Myrtle Hale
Ladies’ Aid Society
Isabel Duttmer
Euclid
Ohio
Sylvia Wilson
North Elyria
Spencer Family Gathering Honors Jamyren Guests In Morrison
Spencer Ohio September 7 Mr and Mrs Joe Browand hosted a family gathering at their home Sunday honoring Elmer Jamyren and his wife and children from Morrison Illinois Clyde and Paul Jamyren joined the celebration with about forty five relatives present. The event featured visiting games and a basket picnic on the Browand lawn. The community was shocked by the suicide of Frank Shoemaker who shot himself Saturday afternoon after prolonged illness from Brights disease. Funeral services were held at the L E Curtice home Tuesday with burial in Spencer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Joe Browand
Elmer Jamyren
Paul and
Alton
Clyde Jamyren
Morrison
Illinois
Frank Shoemaker
Engagement announced for Evelyn Wallington and Eldred Perren
Mrs Edwin Wallington announces the engagement of daughter Evelyn Elizabeth to Eldred L Perren of Medina Ohio. The pledge was shared at a Saturday afternoon party in the flower adorned home of the bride elects parents with a luncheon and white and gold color scheme. The guests received miniature scroll favors bearing the couple’s names and Rev Charles A Vandermeuler of Cincinnati led services earlier and later at Spencer Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Wallington
Evelyn Elizabeth
Eldred L Perren
Medina
Robert Williams
Blake Thompson
Lorn Willams
Helen Boone
Betty Weldrick
Bernice Hylen
Dorothy Steeger
Sceala Thompson
Brookside school adds new teacher from Ashtabula
Fridenstine and Murray Ridge report Brookside school opens with a new high school teacher Mr Aiem from Ashtabula replacing J Millard Fretz who leaves for a principal post. The staff includes J A McConthe, Miss Helen Frisbee, Mr Hiem, W Barr, Miss McQuenan, Miss Martin, Miss Stau der, and Mise Cromp. Gulf Toad pupils have Miss Reisinger as teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookside School
Aiem
Ashtabula
J. Millard Fretz
J A McConthe
Helen Frisbee
Hiem
W Barr
McQuenan
Martin
Stauder
Mise Cromp
Gulf Toad
Reisinger
Village Caucus Nominates Local Officials in Sheffield
Eleven men nominated at the Sheffield Village caucus with Lawrence Traxler as mayoral candidate. Andrew Schmitz named clerk, Steve Telling treasurer, Fred Winter marshal. Six council members listed. school board seat also filled. Meeting led by Frank Stetson who outlined new county election plans. A Labor Day picnic by Sheffield Lake Social Club followed with games and a dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
Lawrence Traxler
Andrew Schmitz
Steve Telling
Fred Winter
John Moats
Theodore Schmitz
Edward Mackert
John Laskin
John Conrad
Robert Rue
Barney Jungbluth
Frank Stetson
Hea
Sheffield Lake
Local residents take day trips and visit relatives in nearby states
The column lists numerous Spencer area residents and visitors. Helen Boone vacates the post office position while Della Boone assists. families travel to Cleveland, West Virginia, Massillon, Grayling Michigan, and Worthington. Several reunions and church events are noted, including the Au ble family gathering and Spencer Baptist Sunday School activities.
Dague reunion and holiday visits at Turkey Foote Lake
Splendid attendance at a Bible and lesson study with a pot luck lunch at the clone. The Dague reunion was held at Turkey Foote Lake Akron on Saturday. Relatives from here, New London and Wellington visited over Labor Day weekend with local families including Mr. and Mrs. Preston White and Eugene Aukerman. Ernest Woodling and family from Akron spent the weekend here. Lewis Gannon left for a vacation partial Indiana trip. Hattie Wilson of Akron visited Ave lyn Wallington over Labor Day. R. G. Parks of Wellington visited Mrs. Lucy Gross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Dague
Dague
Turkey Foote Lake
Akron
Charles White
New London
Preston White
Ernest Woodling
Eugene Aukerman
Lewis Gannon
Indiana
Hattie Wilson
Avelyn Wallington
R. G Parks
Wellington
Lucy Gross
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Honor Mrs. Stearns
Excelsior Club
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Middle Ave
4Th Street
Dorothes
Eagles Aux
Jr. Dux
P. H.C. Plans Dance
Franklin Building
Pilgrim Church
Pilgrim Community Church
Robson Farm
LaPorie
al Daatas
Clara Fargo Thomas
Bremen
London
Leon Selman
Qhip Street
C. C. Day
West Eighth Street
Ashkeville
North Carolina
Elyria Business College
James Bertie
Bellevue
Fridenstine
Village Caucus
Ceriear
Broad and Mill
Bell Qo
Imperial Furniture Co
Spencer Post Office
Della Boone
Simon Rice
Thomas Allison
Lodi Hospital
West Salem
Elmer Jamvron
Ralph Butcher
Victoria Butcher
West Virginia
Blake Bowman
Medina, O
Claud Gannett
Auble
Prospect Hall
Alvah Fuller
Phyllis
Lodi
Catherine Fuller
John Emerson
Rochester
Helen Bement
Charles Dickason
Malinda Naylor
Georga Zeigler
River Corners
Harvey Miller
Massillon
Leo McCourt
Leota
Worthington
J.T. McCourt
East M Street
Fidelity Sunday
Frank Polen Jackson
Eska Country Club
Louise Brown
Redington Elk
Birkline
Cleveland School OF Art
Branch
Lakewood Public Library
Arthur F. Wolff
Westlake Ave
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