Calendar events span many clubs and societies across Elyria and Lorain
A dense list of Monday and Thursday gatherings across churches and civic groups in Elyria and Lorain, including Columbia Club, Rainbow Girls, Ladies of G AR, Chatter Doos, Tau Sigma, Knights of Columbus, American Legion Auxiliary, various circles and circles, Masonic and OES groups, youth leagues, and church councils. The notices cover meeting times, locations, hosts, anniversaries, initiations, elections, and social functions with numerous addresses and host names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Club of
St Johns
First Methodist Church
Ladies of G AR
Sans Souci
Purcell
Koontz
Cornell Avenue
St Pauls Sunday School Council
2Nd Congregational Division
Walter Botamer
High Street
United Presbyterian Men's Missional League
2Nd Congregational Sunday School Council
British Empire Club
Cosmopolitan Club
Henry Beam
Wooster Street
Y WA
Moose Auxiliary
Cleveland
St Marys Altar Society
Pythian Sisters
St Agnes Circle
Beta Sigma Phi
Elaine Cole
Lake Avenue
Kim-Ko
Margaret Paskvan
Lorain
John Thomas
Erie Street
Short Cuts For Stain Removal And Cooking Tips
Short cuts advise covering soot stains with salt and brushing off, using a stiff brush, and removing paint stains before laundering. A turpentine dipped cloth is suggested, and for cocktail sausages, pierce with a fork to prevent bursting during cooking. Simmer when broued, with five minute times.
Long East Cleveland Area Social News Highlights Family Visits
Michael Pollock of San Diego visits relatives in Ohio including Clyde Pollock’s family and Amy amid travels from Puerto Rico to Brazil. Evanglical church Ladies Aid hosts September meeting. Dozens of local families host and visit in Elyria Oberlin Berea and surrounding communities during Labor Day weekend with dinners, calls, and overnight stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Pollock
San Diego
California
Clyde Pollock
Earnhardt Road
Labor Day
Amy
Mark la Fenic
Lorain
Alleghany Mountains
Carnegie Pennsylvania
Michael Pollack
Puerto Rico
Cuba
Brazil
Hawaii
Uss Shaw
Melvin Unger
Ladies Aid Society
The
Evangelical Church
Victor Hostettler
Jerry
John
Gilbert Hostettler
Detroit
John Hostettler
Mr _ Johnson
Anne
Johnson
Elmer Buchs
Amherst
Katie Weidman
Twilah
Ernie Buchs
Rochester
New York
Katie Burke Cleveland
Barbara Angersbach
John Geissendoerfe
Amanda Bauman
Berea
Conrad Saltzman
Camden
Walter Muler
Henry “Willer
Sullivan
Daniel
Oberlin
Alex
Arthur
Victor Hostettle
John Born
Fred Bauman
Leonard Bucks
Columbia Station
Harold Coates
Evan Coates Elyria
Edna Unger
Claude Unger
Jack
Waldron
Earth Nevins
Rudolph Frey
Bob Hardell
Ben
Shanesville
Ohio
Betty Jones
Ridgewood
New Jersey
Martha Haris
Nora Scota
Anna Wyttenbach
Albert Bachman
Jerry Cleveland
Ed Fell
Lila Elyria
John Giper
South Amherst
Don Larsen
May James
Anna Dagil
Cleveland
John Digi
L C Bates
Carl Bates
Akron
Albert Brichman Lakewood
Charles Cook
John Ives
Harold Oberlin
Adam Horn
Ella May Dudley
Barberton
Jesse Portman
Donald Carol
Darren
A J T Clemons
C S Bohmere
Embroidered Towels Pattern 6490 for Bride or Bride-to-Be
A brief Home Arts ad offers a transfer pattern number 6490 with six 5 by 7 inch motifs for towels. It lists illustrated stitches and required materials and instructs sending ten cents to Chronicle-Telegram Household Arts Dept in New York with name address and pattern number clearly written.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle-Telegram Household Arts Dept
14Th Street
New York
Birmingham notices and community updates
Walter Snellenger returned to Detroit and Chicago runs on the Red Ney Transit after a visit with family. Rev and Mrs Martin Weaver of Greensville visit daughter Mrs Carl Robert. Rev Weaver attends the ME church conference at Lakeside. Frank Farley family return to Sandusky from Greensville. Doris Heston of Mansfield returns home after Summer with Carl Robart family. Horace Lanks visit Rose and Clara Kline. Birmingham Ladies Aid met for a picnic at the new Roadside Park and voted to donate $10 to Foreign Missions and hold a bake sale to sponsor a Girl Scout troop. Officers elected: Mrs Louis Ballash president, Mrs Wimpeny vice president, Edwin Prince secretary, Mrs Carl Robart treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Walter Snellenberger
Detroit
Chicago
Redney
Martin Weaver
Greensville
Carl Robert Rev Weaver
Lakeside
Frank Farley
Sandusky
Marion Bates
Doris Heston
Mansfield
Carl Robart
Helen
Horace Lanks
Rose
Clara Kline
Birmingham Ladies Aid
Louis Ballash
Wimpeny
Edwin Prince
Play Qualifier at North Shore for U S Amateur at Glenview
The 43rd U S Amateur Golf Championship qualifier at North Shore Country Club saw 160 players, including five former champions, compete in round one to trim to 130 suspects for tomorrow’s medal round. Notables Johnny Goodman and Willie Turnes vie for the title while veterans Chick Evans Jr Francis Ourmet and Johnny Fischer face age-related decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenview
Lil
North Shore Country Club
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Neb
Willie Turnés
Chick Evans Jr
Francis Ourmet
Grand Oldsters
Cincinnati
Johnny Fischer
Sandy Somerville
London
Crawford Beaten in Tennis National Championship
Forest Hills NY September 11 The National Singles Lawn Tennis championships round of 16 for both men and women will be completed today Two upsets occurred as the first half of the brackets were filled Sunday Jack Crawford, former top player, suffered one defeat as the field narrowed toward the quarterfinals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Hills
Jack Crawford
Tennis match ends with early upset in double poles
Within two poles of match the year eliminated Ladislav a former Davis Cupper from Czechoslovakia and eighth seeded Om 4 foreign list Alloo won 6 4 at 14 86 68.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladislav
Local visitors span weekend trips and calls
Faton guests Mr and Mrs Harold Gallagher and daughters Jo Annie and Patsy left F C Schubert's home in town for Richmond Indiana. George Harrison stayed with Clement Gratz in South Amherst over Sunday and Labor Day. John Brown from Clyde Ohio visited Mr and Mrs W R for the weekend. Fred Schubert and family joined Mr and Mrs Frank Bechtel on Monday evening at South Ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger
Catharine
Charles
Anna Ohio
Adaline Becker
Twilah Weidman
Ralph Davy Elyria
Adlerika relief ad for stomach gas and bowel cleansing
An advertisement listing carminative ingredients in Adlerika that soothe the stomach and relieve gas. It promotes a balanced cleansing effect with seven laxative components and notes the product is sold by Druggists in a silver color bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips
Also Mentioned on This Page
le Little
Wcctt U
Josephine Martin
Vanoster
Violet Rose
East River Street
Townsend Club
Tri Sigma
Mary Kiehm
Ruth Shepard
Clark Street
Tota Nu
Wanda Bielke
West 8Th Street
Elyria Council
Wurst Hall
Elyria Lodge
Mary
Chandler
Y M CA
Knights of St John
Hall
Elks Lodge
Modern Woodmen of America
Baptist Womens Missionary Society
Raymond Bidale
St Johns Young Ladies Society
Erna Burandt
St Pauls Young Peoples League
Mothers Auxiliary of
UP Church
Mrs Carroll
Denson Avenue
United Presbyterian Trustees
Church
Emmanuel Lutheran Lens Brotherhood
Grace Lutheran Sunday
Kathryn McKee
Willams St
Congo
F Baker
Womens Welsh Club
George Smith
St Pauls Circle No 3
E O Pallas
Methodist Church
A D_ Strong
Colonial Apartments
Cora Mav Walton Mission Stud Club
First Congregational
Rollin E Hinkson Post and Auxbary
St Pauls Churchmens Brotherhood
U P Church
Grace Lutheran Choir
Junior Mission Bind
Tional
D M Upton
Morgan Avenue
Maranatha
Baptist Church House
Womens Mission Bible
Baptist Church
Royal Neighbors
OS Club
Order of Eastern Star
Nettie Finch Webber
P A Peterman
Fourth Street
St Andrews Parish Council
Henrietta
Arthur Gegenheimer
Elyria
Lena Gegenheimer
Eleanor Schneider Berea
Dan Knoble
Farr Kendeigh
Leo Kinsley
Amherst Hospital
Carrie Davidson
Albert Schneider
Harold Sindetrs
Donna Mae
OC Sanders
Maurice
Broad ST
Revita
Wonder
Koolox
Curly
Shirley
Betty
Over Haveredt
Carters
Crawford
Pennington
Rkroad Street Hogrea
Paradise Sodan Grtil
Elyria and
Fal Co
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