Auxiliary Members Honor Tea At Elyria Woman's Club
The Elyria Woman's Club hosted an informal tea at the club house on Niddle avenue for visiting auxiliary to the American Legion. The event ran from three to five o'clock after a parade, with about 150 guests attending. Mrs. Ella G. Millspaugh, a charter member, presided at the tea table. The room was decorated with fall flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Woman's Club
Auxiliary
American Legion
Niddle Avenue
Woman's Club
Ella G. Millspaugh
Luncheon Honors Past Presidents of American Legion Auxiliaries
About 125 past presidents and guests attended a luncheon at St Pauls Evangelical Church. Officials praised service, harmony, and growth, with remarks by Mrs Eliza London Shepard and Miss Bess Weatherhal. a drill team from Toledo won the cup in the auxiliary drill contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Third Street
Legion
B. Holliday
Eliza London Shepard
Lextonal
J. C. Jones
National Organization
Maxwell
Fremont
Individu
Bess Weatherhal
Ilugh Clark
Steubenville
Alan
Tate
Toledo Ampertenn Legion
Daisy Wrage
Toledo
Toledo American Legion Auxiliary
Toledo Varry
Club and lodge events fill Elyria tonight
Local groups including WN A Q Club, Utopia Club and Elyria Lodge No 103 meet at various venues such as Winckles street Harvard avenue and G A R Hall. The Brotherhood of Yeomen at I C G F Hall elects officers. A Lot Club gathering at Adams street hosts five hundred in play with prizes and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Grause
Lot-A-Lot Club
Adams Street
Boris Hastings
Mabel Freman
Eisie Schroedey
Margaret Gruse
Dolly Reed
Columbus
Mrs Gooden
Lodi Street
Church and Club Meetings Set Across Town
Several organizations schedule gatherings this week. Circle No 4 of St Pauls Evangelical plans a Thursday meeting at the church in case of rain, while the St Clair Rebekah Lodge will hold a Wednesday talk and pound social, with members bringing food. The Woman’s Beneficiary Association meets this evening to plan a fall banquet, and the Pigredia Social Club will convene Friday at Mrs Olea Johnsons home with Mrs Barnes Dunston and Mary Heal assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrangewear Wedan
Talian
St. Paul
Ebarel
Thomas Peter Oo
BL. Paul
Evanselical Charel
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
I. O
Woman's Benefi Association
Pigredia
Olea Johnson
Eleventh Street
Dames Barnes
Dunston
Mary Heal
Nine Attle Trends Celebrate Germaine Copas Birthday
Nine Attle Trends gathered to celebrate Germaine Copas fifth birthday at her Hamilton street home. Guests included Jumtos Gibbs Bobby Rotamer Marilyn Keely Betty Jane Dean Virginia Hadaway Lois and Jamnita Mar fac Vera May Smith Beverly Gibba Stella Copas assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germaine Copas
Robert W. Copas
Hamilton Street
Miss Copnags
Jumtos Gibbs
Bobby Rotamer
Marilyn Keely
Betty Jane Dean
Virginia Hadaway
Lois and Jamnita Marfac
Vera May Smith
Beverly Gibba
Stella Copas
Playmakers plan interesting second season details
Plans for the Playmakers second season were discussed at a meeting held last evening at Miss Nelly Pershing's home on Princeton Avenue. A tryout meet is slated for September 23 and new member intake was considered. The group, formed last fall, showcased several winter and spring performances including In the Next Room at the High School Auditorium. A large repertoire is outlined for the coming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelly Pershing
Princeton Avenue
Helen Todd
Chicago
Personal notices of students and travelers at regional colleges
Miss Eva Osborne returns to Io Massachusetts to be a senior at the New England Conservatory of Music. William Duty left Sunday for Notre Dame University. Howard Beam and Sherman Real head to Alabama University for study. Mr and Mrs Bernard McCarthy returned Saturday. Notice: Cook's Millinery displays a complete assortment of fine fall and winter hats at East Ave and Second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Osborne
Massachusetts
New England Conservatory of Music
Wiliam Duty
Notre Dame University
South Bend
Indiana
Howard Beam
Sherman Real
Alabama University
Bernard McCau
Cook's Millinery
East Ave
Second Street
Local Residents Attend Trips and Birth Announcements
Youngstown visitors travel to Howe Academy for studies. Mr and Mrs John Fahey and son Jack of Cleveland stay with J R Blair. Clayton Smith returns from a Philadelphia and Atlantic City trip. he attends a Chemical convention. Birth announced for son to Earl and Mrs Kelly Pasadena Ave. Florence Broome, New London Legion Auxilary president, guest of Mrs Wonderly. Wendt family motor trip through Western Chile via Van Wert and Fort Wayne. Scott, Ohio hosts a large relatives gathering. Lorain group includes Gahagan, Welch, Stang families and Harvey relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Ohio
George Anderson
Howe Academy
John Fahey
Jack
Cleveland
J. R. Blair
Clayton Smith
Park Avenue
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Smith
Indiana
Scott
Lawrence Gahagan
Albert Welch
Fred Stang
Familly
Pearl Harvey
T Harvey
Lorain
Birmingham County Line Church Notes and Local Visits
Sunday services at Birmingham M E Church held on Sunday with Sunday school at 10 a.m. and evening service at 7 p.m. Local residents and visitors frequent the Sandusky County Fair, Lorain business trips, and visits from Norwalk, Cleveland, and Huron families. Notable names include Mrs Krank Furlay, Mr and Mrs Mario Burreа, Mrs KE Normande, Mr and Mrs Raymond Lanfresis, Alfred Wieming, Mrs Hart Sanders, and Mrs Jassie Berkimeyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham County
Birmingham M E
Tlagar
Krank Furlay
Junpler
Norwalk
Mario Burea
Broughton
Citelen
Koster
Sandusky
KE. Normande
Raymond
Cleveland
Boit Sanders
Mer
Hart Sanders
Lanna Hall
Huron
Jassie Berkimeyer
DP. N. Hinckley
Family and friends visit across Cleveland area
Numerous locals and relatives from Cleveland and nearby towns visited family and friends through Sunday. Encounters included Mrs Edna Sanders’s death notice, calls on Adam Berg’s family, and gatherings at the homes of Mrs W P Funk, Mrs Hue Brandau, and others. A car accident on Fast Hill injured a woman. Dr J W Boss treated the injured arm.
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Cleveland
Jena
Thomas Rusk
George Hopperton
Adam Berg
Earl Sanders
Edna Sanders
Avon
Roy Saunders
P. J. Keighley
This Place Land
Sinters Myre
Cook
Hollywood
California
W. K. Burton
Memphis
Tenn
Lanz. Harley
Norwalk
W. P. Funk
Hue Brandau
Marion Bates
Raymond Lawrence
Harry Jones
Henrietta
Leon Hopkins
P H. Latteman
Mrto
Mary Latteman
Fast Hill
J. W. Boss
Adan Herg
Katherine Berg
Minnie Ward
Leona
Oberlin
Earl Davidson
Clek
J TD Parker
Charley Parkes
J.itsie Shatz
Helen of
Vermilion
Willant Schlectre
Jacob Abersold
Clare
Hildegard
South Amherst
Anna Bauman
J. A. Heys
C. W. Lawrence
Elyria
Harley Bechtel
Sonlayton
R.W. Bechtel
Brownhelm
Roy Angerspach
Adam Horn
Walter Murphy
Warner
Held rinch Family Visits Lorain and Camden Friends
Lorain guests Mr and Mrs Vern Held rinch and their children Billy and Norma from Camden visited Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Co W Lawrence. The Ladies Aid Society of Birmingham M E Church plans a bazaar in December with sewing as the main feature. Harold Carter is reported sick at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Vern Heldrinch
Billy
Norma
Camden
Co. W. Lawrence
Ladies Aid Society
Birminghaim M. E
Birmingham
Mbe
Harold Carter
Dave's Men Tha Pepsin Ad Offer For Stomach Pain
An old style advertisement touts Dave's Men Tha Pepsin as a remedy for gas heaviness and stomach distention. Sold by C. W. Phillips and local druggists with a money back guarantee if it does not greatly help. Thousands reportedly assisted.
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Bes
Dave
C. W. Phillips
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Dept
WN. A. Q
WD Mif
Glenn Falkner
Cleveland Road
Utopia
L. EB. Wessell
Winckles Street
Elyria Lodge
Crescent-Mandolin Club
George Wiesek
Harvard Avenue
Woman's Benefit Association
Wurst Hall
Ladias
Elks Lodge
Frank S
Harmon Lodge
A. M. Mets
Second Congregational Church
St. Paul’s Church
Wernert
Kenyon Street
Margaret Celse
Brotherhood OF Yeomen
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
1. C. G. F. Hall
Lyle Coonrad
Theodore Pfeiffer
Clifford Reed
Alice Karier
Order OF American Yeomen
Order of Amercan
Grills
J. H. Grills
Meet River Street
Miss Germaine Copas
Church of Johrist
Aucrist
First Congregational Church
Business
Roylam
Theodore Rialr
St. Mary's Seminary
Unger
Melvin Unger
Kipton
Jmmery Songergeld
Fred Mathis
Otto Buehring
Linger
John Unger
Doris Dicken
EpWanod
Doris Dickens
Henry Dickens
Denison Avenue
Edward F. Rice
William Twice
Dundee
Scotland
Senior League
Methodiet Episcopal Church
Josephine Hill
Marjory Baird
Beatrice Willams
Marian Sherrll
Leonard Fowls
Irma Davis
Courtney Kirby
Arnt
Manan Sherrill
Catherine Arnold
Frances Sherrill
Grace Scluttte
Murray
Jack Williams
BI Schneider
Norman Moir
Clark
Ruth Murray
Tev Els Marshall
Owen Basate
Mae Heinzeriing
Amherst Township
Tabbert
Amherst
Herbert L. Beckwith
Boston
Mase
Ruth I. Chapman
Avon Lake
O'Faga
Edward G. Warl
Clerk
Eutinger
Theodora Gazer
Wellington
Edward Drama
Ashtabula
Estella Bailey
John Kartoy
Bradley
Walter Call
John Ross
Margaret Corts
Tasudens Ave
Paul Palko
Jr. Whitney
Myda
William ConRad Violin
West Bridge
County Jine
Harry Weideman
Springvale North Olmstead
Gheess, W
DIAL
Wilmot Printing Co
Masonic Temple
Salton House
Second ST
Taman
Elvina Comitey
Chile
Metro Realty Corporation
Elyria Peaves
Ey Bldg
PHON
Charis
A. M
Jane M. Hall
Cook’s Millinery East
Charles E. Guth
Elyria Sav
Busick
Broad St
Hecock
Glade Thomas
Middle Avenue
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