Additional Society Meeting in Princeton Avenue Home
Mary A Chandler Tent of Daughters of Union Veterans met at Mrs Jessie Coniam's Princeton avenue home with fair attendance. Some members were on vacation or ill, others welcomed after long absences. Nellie Todd living in Gary Ind spoke on the city's activities and social life. Routine business and a social hour followed, refreshments served. Next meeting set for September 23 at the Woman's club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Chandler
Daughters of Union Veterans
Jessie Coniam
Princeton Avenue
Nellie Todd
Gary
Ind
Woman's Club
St Johns Ladies Aid Meets for Business and Luncheon Plan
St Johns Ladies Aid met in the auditorium on Third street with 31 members. Plans were made for a surprise luncheon on September 23 at 12 30, members to bring their lunches. A returns to October 7 for the semi annual birthday luncheon. Cosmopolitan club met at Mrs Windsor's home with Miss Charlotte Trewin as guest, and a program on American poetry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Ladies Aid
Third Street
Aefternoon
Claude Gilmore
Richard Jacobs
Charles Schoenfelt
P. M. Schroeter
Dan Cook
Lorain
Cosmopolitan Club
Windsor
Denison Avenue
Charlotte Trewin
Gerald Dolan
Edward Burton
Cook
Edgar Guest
E. Burton
Carl Woodin
A. N. Smith
F. W. Lohnes
Rennel Reduce Tone Claims 36 Lb Loss for Canton Lady
Canton resident Mrs M Elder reports losing 36 pounds after using Rennel Concentrate with grapefruit juice. She notes no stomach upset and claims rapid slimming with no hunger, diet lists, or vitamins, and offers money back if not satisfied. Hundreds reportedly share similar relief from overweight.
Elyria Women Elect Officers At Breakfast Meeting
The Elyria Credit Women’s Breakfast Club held a 6.30 picnic supper at president Marjorie Kaley’s home. Officers elected for the coming year include Lucille Boylan president Joanne Rogers first vice Helen Snow second vice Sally Marshall secretary and Mabel Muller treasurer. The Lorain County Beekeepers Association met at John Schuster’s home to plan a member directory and discussed the Fall honey flow. Miss Alice Harrington was honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs Fred Winters at 191 Bath street with gifts for her upcoming marriage to Edward Keiper. Australian housewives protest rising sugar prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Credit Women's Breakfast Club
Marjorie Kaley
Lucille Boylan
Fox Furniture
Joanne Rogers
The
Elyria Credit Bureau
Helen Snow
City Loan and Savings Company
Sally Marshall
Western Reserve Finance
Lorain County Beekeepers Association
John Schuster
John Foss
Elyria
Alice Harrington
Fred Winters
Bath Street
Mary Kozarec
Mary Cole
Phyllis Bals
Genevieve Smith
Gene Hovey
Marge Leeman
Phyllis Baus
Helen Harrington
Janet Kirby
Miss Harrington
Edward Keiper
Elyria Garden Club hears talk on Cactus Plants
The Elyria Garden Club met at the Woman's Club last evening at 8:00. John Rodgers, a Lo rain teacher, spoke on Cactus Plants. He keeps a 5000 plant greenhouse and garden, showing specimens from Mexico, South America, Africa, Arabia, India, and various U.S. states. He concluded with crayon sketches of blooming flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Woman's Club
John Rodgers
Lorain
Rodgers
Mexico
South America
Africa
Arabia
India
Pink and blue shower honors Mrs William Archer at home
Mrs Claude Hoy and Mrs Michael Radosevich co hosted a pink and blue shower at 614 Middle Avenue. Guests played dance with prizes for Mildred Schrader James McGregor and Richard Coughan. The honoree opened gifts from a stork centerpiece and streamers, followed by luncheon at individual tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Hoy
Michael Radosevich
William Archer
Middle Avenue
Mildred Schrader
James McGregor
Richard Coughan
Amherst Children’s Book Notes Amherst Library Hours
Mrs. Fred Powers announces reading hours for the children’s section with a story hour at 2:30 p.m. Saturday. The library is open Tuesday Thursday and Saturday 2 to 5 p.m. Thursdays the room is open during lunch hour for bus riders. regular hours 3 to 5 p.m. on Thursday. A list of books for each grade from first to sixth is provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Fred Powers
Timothy Turtle
Grahm
Beim
Robinson
Tresel
Kinert
Bea
Flask
Roger and
the Fox
Davis
Felas
Roe
Bannon
Meeks
Snyder
George
Rey
Caudill
Augusts
LeGrand
Hunt
Timmy
Hauman
Criss-Cross Corners
Mason
Tom Edison
Guthridge
U. S
Turner
Narling
Judy
Ilenski
Blough
Jane
Darlinger
Cinchfoot
Hinkle
Wendell
Noon-Day Club reminisces at dinner with guests
The Noon-Day Club met for dinner yesterday with guest Professor Howard Halil of Madison Wisconsin sharing school day memories. Henry Wesbecher also visited and noted that six years ago yesterday old member H Baker passed away. Dr Schaeffer recalled villagers mocking a $5500 home cost, now equal to porch costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Halil
Madison
Wis
Henry Wesbecher
H. Baker
Schaeffer
Hall
Schaffer
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
W. J. Burton
Bernard Sausaman
Custer Allen
Adam Mackie
Carolyn Vandersall
Barbara Tabbert
Jean Mueller
Douglas Dareh
Margaret Choate
Boo Schroeder
Barbara Moore
Jed Wall
Harry Hall
Vandersall
Sprague
Chow
Clayton Springer
Paul Schmittkens
Schmittkens
Amherst Study Club
James Nicholl
Zeta Zeta Chapter
Rotary
Congregational Church
Farm Bureau
Herman Peabody Home
RNO Club
Burton Sick
Hospital adds Thursday admissions in Amherst area
Hospital admissions announced for Thursday include Mr. Elmer Buchs of Ambherst and Miss Juliana Woodings of R. D. No. 2 Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Buchs
Ambherst
Juliana Woodings
Amherst
Grafton School opens with 216 enrolled on Tuesday
Grafton village school opened on Tuesday September 7 with 216 pupils. Seventy two are in high school and 144 in elementary grades. Kindergarten enrollment led by Mrs Clifford McGill totals 24 children, sponsored by the Mothers Study Club. Personal notes mention a Cleveland cruise party returning Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton Village
Clifford McGill
Mother's Study Club
Anthony Rauscher
Jean
Canada
S. S. Cadillac
Betty Schefft
Anna Vance
Sam la Pani
Cleveland
Miss Rauscher
Caesar Gladys
Night shift returns to law eight years later
In Red Wing Minnesota a night patrol officer encounters an unlit car in an off limits area. He suspects illegal parking but discovers the vehicle occupants are a married couple who reveal they have been married twenty years. The officer reflects on the situation as he files the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Wing
Minn
Ilegal
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Mrs. Coniam
Scheafffer Pen
Broad St
Ladies Aid
Mrs. Cook
Canton
Rennel
Ars
Honor Alice Harrington
Elyria Garden Club
June E. Alexander
Franklin Ave
Club
Ereminisces
Little Joe’s Electric
Lodi St
Broad St. Ph
Grafton
Cadillac
Chronicle-Telegram
Ohio
Sal- Fayne
Freda
PHO
Snyder Block
Sylvia Pearce
Ayria
Jane Morgan
Bey Ih
Goy Poe
Jonally
Denier
Iria
Broad Street
Wapale
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