Emmanuel Lutheran Church Fourth Anniversary Dinner
Emmanuel Lutheran Church celebrated its fourth anniversary with a dinner for 140 in the church parlor, honoring charter members and featuring a musical program by Mrs. George Tulk and others. Reverent Harold Sayles led the program, presented a movable blackboard to the Sunday school, and spoke on church work.
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Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Emmanuel “Lutheran Church
Harold Sayles
H. N. Storer
Woman’s Club
Kaatz
Surdar
A. J. Fenner
The
Missionary Society
Hoffman
Jesus
Ards Society
Charles Coniam
George Mynchenburg
Aid
Sayles
Carl Storer
Janet Garford
George Tulk
Edna MacDowell
Erwin Batz
Dubl Dec Club Hosts Bridge Party at Moore's Tavern
Moore's Tavern hosted a Dubl Dec Club bridge party with two tables of play. Prizes went to Miss Garnet Cox, first. Mrs. Helen Snow, second. and Miss Evelyn Wilson, consolation. Refreshments lit by tall tapers, next meeting at Miss Kath. Tryp Arnold's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore's Tavern
Dubl Dec Club
Emily Leghy
Garnet Cox
Helen Snow
Evelyn Wilson
Kath
Tryp Arnold
East Ninth Street
V. F. W. Auxiliary Hears Reports At Meeting
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars held a regular meeting with good attendance. Reports were heard and the usual business transacted. A luncheon followed served by the committee. Marriage license issued for George Andrews 24 of Lorain a shipper to Emma Mahorn 21 of Lorain with Rev. Johnson officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association
V. FE. W. Auxiliary
Ladies Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
George Andrews
Shipper
Lorain
Emma Mahorn
Johnson
New Members Elected To Y W C A Board Of Directors
The Y W C A board held its first fall meeting with Mrs D A Baird presiding. New director Mrs Margaret Miller Woentzel was named chair of the Girl Reserve committee and Mrs Q J Winsor filled a vacancy. Plans included upcoming classes and health education, plus conferences at Cahquatau Lake and Leadership Seminar in Youngstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
D. A. Baird
Friendship Club
Margaret Miller Woentzel
Q. J. Winsor
Cleveland Y. W. C. A
Cahhautauqua Lake
Local Auxiliary and Lodge Events Tonight in Elyria Area
Various groups plan meetings and activities across town tonight including Daughters of Union Veterans with Mrs Florence Holcomb at 411 West Avenue and Lindy Lodge with Mrs Wm Rennie. American Legion season officers election and church society suppers feature speakers Henry Geiger of Tennessee and C M Ackerman. European weddings depicted.
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Keigh
John
Union Veterans
Florence Holcomb
West Avenue
Olmsted
Furnace Street
Lindy Lodge
Wm. Rennie
Lady Rowena Circle
Pauline Dunford
Sth Street
Garden Club
Calvert
Gulf Farms
P. AL
American Legion
Elyria Lodge I
United Presbyterian Church
C. M. Ackerman
Woman's Missionary Society of Baptist Church
Henry Geiger
Tennessee
St. John’s Church
Frank
Harmon Lodge
Young Women's Missionary Society
Methodist Church
Young People’s League of St
Hospital Notes and Local Social Scenes in Lorain
Admissions list includes Harry C Herren Kenton Ohio Miss Jean Hutchinson 456 Adams Street Mrs Ignatz Neste 535 Fairmont Mary Smith Sarton read Clarence Muffly R D No 3 Grafton Elizabeth Zulker Lorain Mary Ellen Brinker Spencer Discharges include Richard Schmidt E River Road Lawrence Shrover Elyria Mrs Frank Miles 234 Spruce Street. A home entertainment for Miss Marjoris Sannar bride elect of John Whitney featured blue and silver decorations and a personal shower with gifts at intervals. five tables and honors to Leona Rober and Jane Moody, Marion Stetson consolation, Delphinium blue candles and blue china. Bunco noted at Lorain Woman's Home Club meeting hosted by Mrs W D Huffman. prizes to Mrs R K Nichols Frances Troutman Anna Scrivenslow. upcoming Lorraine W C T U session to discuss county convention in Oberlin in October hosted by Mrs Nellie M Hill and Mrs Underhill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry C. Herren
Kenton
Ohio
Jean Hutchinson
Adams Street
Ignatz Neste
Fairmont
Mary Smith
Sarton Read
Clarence Muffly
R. D. No
Grafton
Elizabeth Zulker
Lorain
Mary Ellen Brinker
Spencer
Richard Schmidt
E. River ‘Road
Lawrence Shrover
Elytia
Frank Miles
Spruce Street
Elva Heidrich
Denison Avenue
Marjoris Sannar
John Whitney
Sannar
Leona Rober
Jane Moody
Marion Stetson
Bunco
Woman's Home Club
W. D. Huffman
Hawthorn Street
R. K. Nichols
Frances Troutman
Anna Scrivenslow
Emily Scrivens
East Broad Street
Knights of Columbus Hold Meeting on Bowling Season
A Knights of Columbus gathering featured a general discussion of the upcoming bowling season with routine business matters. The next meeting is scheduled for two weeks from now.
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Knights of Columbus
Local Students Headed to Oberlin Wooster and Notre Dame
Miss Jeanne Guthrie and Miss Elizabeth Alexander depart for West jerm College, Oberlin Ohio, to begin freshman and junior activities. Others, including Robert Price and John Wherry, enter Oberlin College this week for freshman week. Families travel for summer departures and returns while local and neighboring towns send students to Notre Dame, Wooster, and Montana journeys.
Local residents note visits and travels this week
Charles Garee and son Donsid visit Perryopolis with Mr and Mrs Kermit Butter. Mrs G W Peteler of St Louis is staying with her parents in Williams Street to care for her mother back from hospital. Evelyn and Garnet Wilson depart for Wooster Ohio to resume studies at Wooster College. Miss Mary Ketchum travels to United Michigan for an indefinite visit. Bertha Cook visits Kenyon Court. Mrs Gav Chamberlain remains ill at home. Mrs Raymond Gilman visits J C Brydon in Berkeley. Lorenzo Todd leaves for Hiram College for sophomore year. Dr EB Bond to attend Methodist Conference in Wooster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanne Guthrie
Elizabeth Alexander
Oberlin
Westjerm College
Oxford
Ohio
Guthrie
Robert E. Price
West Avenues
John W. Wherrr
Ont [Street
Oberlin Colelege
Harry Allen
Marian Allen
Eustis
Pla
Rosemary Williams
Notre Dame
Indiana
St. Mary's College
Jack Schenk
Erie
Pennsylvania
University of Montana
Eckler
Lake Avenue
University of Tours
Kathryn Eckler
West Coast
G. A. Reeder
Wooster
Conference of
Methodist Churches
Helen Laser
Shelby
Elva Heiditch
Denison Avenue
Vance Shaw
Princeton Avenue
Wooster College
Edna Reid
Cleveland
Eunice Porter
Oberlin Toad
F. B. Allen
Philadelphia
E. F. Allen
Washington Avenue
Grace McCullough
Oberlin Road
Fairview School
McCullough
Fairview Village
C. A. McMillen
William Bird
Court Street
New England
R. L. Walker
Stanford Avenue
Columbus
Roy C. Worcester l
Cleveland Street
New York City
Lancaster
Charles Heys
Charles Garee
Donsid
Berkley
California
J C. Brydon
Lorenzo Todd
Fifth Street
Hiram College
EB. J. Bond
Peter Pan collars rule fashion this season in Paris
Plush tippets and collars fringe outfits with dusky and shiny textures. Fabrics range from fur edged trims to leather lace and even soft metal. Maude Adams made the look famous. now youthfulness drives a must have trend for winter wardrobes globally.
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Paris
Maude Adams
Local Notes From La Grange And Surroundings
In La Grange on September 13 Mr and Mrs John with Tad spent Thursday in Cleveland. Mrs George Law and Mrs F J Knowles visited Lakewood Friday. The Lewis Chamberlain party were Elyria visitors Tuesday. Miss La Verda Gott left for Cincinnati to teach music. Bert Wheeler and sisters May and Vera with Mr and Mrs Robert Oliver spent Monday at Sleepy Hollow Lake near Brunswick. Miss Juanita Leiby begins teaching commercial courses at Monroeville High on Sept 19. Mrs Dorothy Scott of Cleveland visited at the Knowles home. Delbert Oliver visited Lorain recently. Mildred and Eleanor Wigert returned from a week at Kelley’s Island. Mrs Celia Davis of Cleveland and Mrs Anna Bailey of Elyria visited Will Hastings. Mrs Amelia Adams and Mrs Lyman Ault are staying with the Erwin Adams family. Mrs Robert Oliver returned from a visit with Alta Knowles in Cleveland. Mr Knowles has been ill but better now. Miss Mayne Wolcott and Rosalie Adams will leave for Oberlin next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita Leiby
Monroeville High School
Dorothy Scott
Cleveland
Frank J. Knowles
Delbert Oliver
Mildred
Eleanor Wigert
Kelley’s Island
Celia Davis
Anna Bailey
Elyria
Will Hastings
Amelia Adams
Lyman Ault
Erwin Adams
Robert Oliver
Alta Knowles
Knowles
Mayne Wolcott
Rosalie Adams
Oberlin
Local students enter colleges and teachers appointed
Sophomore class in the Conservatory and a junior in Kindergarten School noted. Kathryn Smith to enroll in commercial at Carnegie Tech in Pittsburgh. Robert Kye in Freshman class at Ohio State University. El louise Wilson taking Oberlin School of Commerce course. Various local families connected to West E. withington, Lorain and Cleveland members. Also notices of tonsil removal, teaching posts, and upcoming church meetings and family events.
New London Parish Welcomes Fr. Curtin in Transfer
The Rev Francis Curtin has been transferred from Norwalk to Our Lady of Lourdes Church New London to replace Fr C Raymond Atkins who retires due to ill health A farewell reception will be held at Norwalk s St Paul s on Thursday before Curtin begins duties in New London and at St Joseph s Plymouth Also notes on the 41st annual Hunter descendants reunion at Rome Presbyterian Church Ohio September 18 1932 and Doud family reunion at the Doud home west of New London with forty guests but no officers elected
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New London
Francis Curtin
Norwalk
Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church
C. Raymond Atkins
St. Paul’s Church
Fr. Curtin
St. Joseph's Church
Plymouth
Samuel
Jane Paul Hunter
Rome
Ohio) Presbyterian Church
Blooming Grove Two
A. D. Rose
Doud
Charles Doud
Weekend Visitors and Local Callers in Lorain and Vicinity
Harry Brightman and family and Mike Iva Pickworth were weekend visitors in Lorain. Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Locke and family of Chicago visited the Charles Doud home. Henry Parnell spent Sunday at the John Sly home in Fitchville. Mrs. Fred Wilcox moved from New London hospital to her mother's home, Carrie Griffin of West Main. A. T. Carpenter returned home from the hospital Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Simpson and two daughters, Mrs. Bud Fisher and daughter Edna of Tiffin, and Mr. and Mrs. George Smith of Greenwich were Sunday callers at the Griffin home on West Main.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Brightman
Iamily
Mike Iva Pickworth
Lorain
F. B. Locke
Chicago
Charles Doud
Henry Parnell
John Sly
Fitchvilla
Fred Wilcox
New London Hospital
Carrie Griffin
West Main
Mra
Clyde Simpson
Bud Fisher
Edna
Tiffin
George Smith
Greenwich
Griffin
W. Main
Also Mentioned on This Page
2Nd Congregational
Second Congregational Church
Edith Botamer
High Street
Ann Botamer
Mark
Rachel Cotton
Bertha Phipps
India
Women’s Association
Florence Smith
Fidele Class
Louise Hunt
Marguerite Taylor
Alice Osborn
Fred White
Edison Highway
Bible School
Elyria Country Club
Lakewood
Manakiki
Westwood
Dawson
Women’s Golf Association
Elyria Club
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Tau Chi
Lorain County Bank
Nelle Willows
Maybella Burner
Middle Ave
Masonic Temple
Birkliner
Birkline’s
Second St
Que Rialto Theatre
N. A. Q. Club
Ralph Young
William’McCutcheon
Russell Bennett
Chase Street
Women's Missionary Society of the
First Baptist Church
Frank S. Harmon Lodge
Y. W. C. A. Board of Directors
LRIDE
Lorain County
F. A. Underhill
Nellie M. Hill
Underhill
Knights Ofcolumbts
Broad Street
LA Grange
Elyria Business
College
Myrtelle
Beauty Shop
Dreamland—Upstaire
Conservatory
Kathryn Smith
Carnagie Tech
Pittsburgh
Robert Kye
Ohio State University
Ellouise Wilson
Oberlin School of Commerce
B. H. Ryan
West E Withington
C.G. Rush
Rev. Ryan
Gordon Adams
Memorial Hospital
Clarice Monosmith
Cassie Kelner
Charles E. Johnston
Virginia
Washington
BE. L. Adams
Gertrude Smith
Agnes
Loretta Westrick
East Carlisle
Clarence Sage
Carl Sage
Little Son
Charles Adama
Maria Rockwood
John Curtiss
Jump
Emma Voth
Napoleon
M. E Church
Arthur Wilcox
A. T. Carpenter
Potter Drug & Chamica Corp
Malden
Masa
Cuticura
Cy A
Bill Leedale
Roth Tailor Shop
Schwind’s
Picture Store
West Second Street
Elyria Hotel
Bidg
Dental Clinic
Cavagna Bros
Ely Block
Broad St. Elyria
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