Campaign Assembly Topic At Friendship Club Meeting
The Friendship Club Cabinet met at the YWCA with Ruth Stark installed as president. Donna Dickason chairs the Campaign Assembly, Betty Schaefer leads a Kid Party committee, and Betty Humphrey develops a membership drive. A Vermilion on the Lake weekend is planned for Sept 29, with a first group meeting Oct 4 and a cabinet session Sept 20 to finalize assembly and party plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campaign Assembly
Friendship Club Cabinet
Y. W. GA
Ruth Stark
Donna Dickason
Betty Schaefer
Chaiman
Betty Humphrey
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Friendship Club
Committee For Assembly
Donna Dickagan
Mary Lon Duffy
Billy Struck
Betty Lehrefer
Helen Rudy
Nancy Borle
Beverly Bar
Evening events and social gatherings at local churches
Tonight the Young People’s Society of Grace Lutheran meets at the church. A sixteenth anniversary banquet is planned at Emmanuel Lutheran at 6 15 with a radio program to follow. Division D of Second Congregational hosts a silver tea at Mrs Cora Bemis’s West Street home. Other church groups meet for rehearsals, dinners, or social events including Beacon Light Girls, Daughters of Sahara, Pythian Sisters, Elyria Commandery, and Bethel Shrine. The 4th Ward Democrat Club gathers at Sharp Block at 7 30. Henry Manns hosted 22 members of St Paul’s Men’s Brotherhood at his Butternut Ridge home with horseshoes, a paper titled Our Church and the Denomination, and a wiener roast. An October eleventh meeting will be at St Paul’s. An invitation to Ashland’s September 18 banquet was accepted by the Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary. Mrs Arthur Perkins coordinates reservations. A large turnout attended the meeting, with Mrs Thomas Mihalis winning a prize. Mr and Mrs W R Mumaw entertained young people at West River Street with music, games, and a treasure hunt won by Elnora Mumaw and Albert Eskins. A plate luncheon followed.
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Young People’s Society of Grace Lutheran Church
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Second Congregational
Cora Bemis
West Street
Second Congregational Church
Tid
Beacon Light Girls
St. Paul's Church
Marian Palas
Daughters of
Sahara
Ethel Sparks
Winckles Street
Pythian Sisters
Woodman Hall
Elyria Commandery
K. T
Bethel Shrine
W. S. of J
Cabinet of Methodist Epworth League
4Th Ward
Democrat Club
Henry Manns
Men's Brotherhood of
Butternut Ridge Road
Karl Lehman
Our Church
Ashland
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Arthur Perkins
Thomas Mihalis
W. R. Mumavw
West River Street
Elnora Mumaw
Albert Eskins
Marjorie Mumaw
William Stegman
Mildred Karp
Zig Kristoff
Delores Karp
Ford Myers
Juanita Smedley
Herbert Mumaw
Ann Kristoff
Geneva Mumaw
Local social calendar includes engagements and parties
Mias Lucille Spaeth hosted a Hamburg Fry in Cascade Park with the Knights of St. John Auxiliary honoring her upcoming marriage. Twenty ladies attended and Spaeth received a gift. Friends Club held a regular meeting with games and dancing at Miss Marjorie Mumaw’s home. Lucille Sinton was welcomed as a new member. A family dinner tonight honors Mrs. Guthman’s parents fortieth wedding anniversary with Latteman and relatives attending. A Mardi Gras Club associates reunion was hosted by Ruth Gill with senior class of 1932 members attending and bridge played afterward. Marriage license applications listed Brendon F. Reagan and Marcelle McFarland. Samuel Birach and Mary Mudrich. Albert Nathan Diederich and Mary Agnes Brown. Daughters of Scotland hosted a Silver Tea at Mrs. John Moyes’ home with a Scotland China set and a birthday tribute to Isa Jameson. Mona Bennett celebrated a birthday with friends and gifts at Eugene Resar’s home, including a buffet lunch and games. Florence Troutman and Stanley Talarsky announced their marriage for March 17 in Ripley New York and will reside at 7716 LaGrange Avenue, East Cleveland.
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Mias
Lucille Spaeth
Hamburg Fry
Cascade Park
Knights of 8T. John
Mise Spueth
Friends Club
Marjorie Mumaw
Lucille Sinton
Club Associates
Ruth Gill
Columbus Street
Olive Schwemler
Virginia Tibball
Marie Perry
Phyllis Pond
Genevieve Parks
Helen Cook
Wilma Reid
Scotland
Daughters of Scotland
John Moyes
Oak Street
Anne Moyes
Isa Jameson
Mores
Mona Bennett
Eugene Resar
East River Road
Miss Bennett
Norah Timke
Velda Davidson
Eleanor McFay
Clara Timke
Dolores Resar
Grace Worcester
Myrna Smetzer
Rose Davidson
June Smith
Rosemary Bennett
Wade Davidson
Russell Hutchins
Bud James Resar
al Kistner Tner
Cliff Smith
Dominic Poonessa
Ernie Stahl
Wayne Myers
Bennett
William Resar
Elyria
Ray Ewers
Lorain
Gladys Howe
Doris Paddock
Arnold Kinaly
Cleveland
Taylor Oast
Akron
Charles Troutman
Florence
Stanley Talarsky
Ripley
New York
Shrine Auxiliary Quilt Display Attracts Lange Crowd
Quilts and related antiques drew 240 visitors to St. Andrew's Episcopal Church basement for a two day display hosted by the Bethel Shrine Auxiliary. About 90 handmade quilts, odds and ends from members, including a 1825 land grant from John Quincy Adams, drew enthusiastic judgment and plans for a yearly event. Prizes went to Mrs. M D Race and Mrs. Walter Watts.
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St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
John Quincy Adams
United States
Earl Taylor
Steubenville
Ohio
Edgar Allen Pas
England
Wales
Bethel Shrine
Olga Taylor
Daisey Benson
Irene Pryce
Golden Mowry
Mayme Tite
Denise Weisbrod
Edith Bachtel
Pearl Waddington
Olga Sasse
M.D. Race
Walter Watts
Local readers head to schools and fashion notes shift focus
Several residents head to Ohio universities including Delaware’s Ohio Wesleyan and Kent State while Wilford Gleason plans enrollment at Miami University in Oxford. A fashion pattern notice details Marian Martin patterns with sizing and ordering instructions and price, urging readers to send fifteen cents per pattern and twenty five cents for book and pattern.
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Paria
Marian Martin
Chronicle- Telegram Pattern Department
18Th St
New York
N.Y
War Blind Increase Reported in London
A British report notes rising numbers of war blinded individuals well above wartime levels. It cites about 2000 cases now, up from 1600 after the war, with projections of 1300 more by 1863 and further increases by 1970, while at least 445 are mentioned in the excerpt.
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London
Second Congregational Men's Brotherhood Supper Meeting
Members of the Second Congregational Church Men’s Brotherhood opened the fall season with a thr ee meal served in the church dining room last evening at 6 30. Twenty men attended. A lengthy business session followed the dinner conducted by president R J Foster. Afterward the program committee Glen Broderick Harold Olmsted and Burton Boynton presented a games and contests program.
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Men’s Brotherhood
The
Second Congregational Church
R. J. Foster
Glen Broderick
Harold Olmsted
Burton Boynton
Pedro Club Meets With Mrs Scheuneman
The Social Eight Pedro club met last evening with Mrs Emma Scheuneman on Lake avenues. Prizes awarded after play: Mrs A Brown first, Mrs Scheuneman second, Julia Hull third. Members adjourned to meet again next Thursday with Mrs Emma Dill. Nomination of officers was major business at the Dames of Malta meeting in the I O O F hall. Plans for the September 27 anniversary dinner were made, with election of officers and an entertainment set after.
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Pedro Club
Scheuxeman
Emma Scheuneman
Lake Avenues
A. Brown
Scheuneman
Julia Hull
Emma Dill
Nichols Court
Dames of Malta
O. Q. F. Hall
Local Notes and Births from Avon Lake and Babylon
Flocals report Mrs E G Thorpe of Babylon visiting Mrs B H Russell in Stanford Avenue. Mrs Carl H Brown recently recovered from surgery at Elyria Memorial Hospital and now convalesces at 230 Wooster Street. Mr and Mrs W R Eberhardt and family of New York City were guests of Mrs Wilbur Gaston and Mrs William Smith. Miss Jeane Smith accompanied them east for an indefinite stay. Mr and Mrs Jesse F Lambert of OLA East Avenue welcomed a daughter born September 11 at their home. Mr C E Williams hosted twenty five guests at a corn and wiener roast at their Avon Lake cottage last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Thorpe
Babylon
Long Island
New York
B. H. Russell
Stanford Avenue
Carl H. Brown
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Wooster Street
W. R. Eberhardt
New York City
Wilbur Gaston
William Smith
Jeane Smith
Jesse F. Lambert
Ola East Avenue
C. E. Williams
Avon Lake
Tigredia Social Club Meets for Tureen Dinner
The Tigredia Social Club will meet tomorrow at 12:30 at the home of Mrs. Ralph Shrubsole 112 Williams street for a tureen dinner.
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Tigredia Social Club
Ralph Shrubsole
Williams Street
Local residents attend Century of Progress shows in Chicago
Guests hail from Elyria and Cleveland. Several locals visit Chicago for the Century of Progress, including Mrs. Fred Young and a group of friends and relatives. Students head to Simmons College Boston and Miami University Oxford for summer studies while others return from visits to Medina Middletown New York and Charlottesville Virginia.
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Elyria
Cleveland
Fred Young
Bertha Shepard
Thelma Page
James Lamberton
George Lamberton Jr
Century of Progress
Chicago
Martha Glass
C. A. Glass
Cornell Avenue
Boston
Simmons College
R. D. Way
Medina
D. A. Baird
Garford Avenue
Agnes Halderman
Middletown
New York
Janet Reynolds
Oxford
Ohio
Miami University
C. W. Menz
Wurst Court
Bechtel
North Ridge
Ben Sartor
Virginia
White Sulphur Springs
Charlottesville
University of Virginia
Heman Ely
Pipe Orchard
Connecticut
T. L. Moise
Columbus Street
Robert McWilliams
Park
MISS LUCILLE PARDEE TO PRESENT CLASS IN RECITAL
Miss Lucille Pardee conducts Self Expression classes at Elyria Woman's Club. The summer term ends with a recital September 16 at 2:30 PM in First Methodist church Sunday School Room. Pupils aged five to seven perform The Three Bears with names like Dorothy Waite and Barbara Crambling. Junior High group presents Fudge and a Burglar with Jean Crisp and others. High school group includes Marsenerite Ward and Eleanor Highgate in Oh, Bear. Pardee of Cleveland begins new term September 21.
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Lucille Pardee
Elyria Woman's Club
First Methodist Church
the Three Bears
Dorothy Waite
Donald Waite
Geraldine Martin
Margaret Wood
Katherine Fauver
Mary Jane Fauver
Barbara Crambling
Current Topics Discussed By Senior Four H Club
The Senior Four-H Club at the VL MOMAl held a meeting with topics including modern science Cuba developments the national Four-H Club program in California and the NBA movement. Members voted to present an exhibit at the Ohio State Fair next year and plan a recreational session with RL Bruce Tom OSU extension specialist as speaker at the September 27 meeting assisting members with games.
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VL Momal
Cuba
Nocram
California
NBA
Bruce Tom
Ohio State University
Artificial Tang Saved Boy in Aberdeen Hospital Rescue
A respirator designed by Robert G. Henderson of Aberdeen City Hospital saved the life of a ten year old boy believed to be dying from infantile paralysis. The device aided breathing and revived the child in the Aberdeen case.
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Aberdeen
Scotland
Robert G. Henderson
Aberdeen City Hospital
Sleep Sickness Immunization Trials Spark Hope
St Louis reports six monkeys developed all sleeping sickness symptoms after inoculation with patient material. Researchers plan a second monkey group to test immunization potential. Incubation spans eight to 14 days. the epidemic has 800+ cases since July 30 with 70 new cases and nine deaths reported yesterday.
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ST. Louis
Payroll increase expected in Kansas City by Oct 1
Kansas City payrolls are projected to rise by almost a million dollars as NRA canvass results show gains and more than 1,000 people have found work since the recovery program began in August. In another item, the Missouri State Association of the Deaf held its tenth triennial convention in Kansas City with dinner, dancing and speeches facilitated by sign language.
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Kansas City
NRA
Missouri State Association of the Deaf
Labor Day Travel Faulted at Union Station Kansas City
Stationmaster V. Ball of the Kansas City Union Station reported Labor Day travel near peak for the year with the largest number of ticket windows in operation. Redcaps noted heavier luggage handling and larger tips as travelers moved through the station.
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Kansas City
Daly
Ball
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W.F. W. Auxiliary
A. J. Guthman
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Marcelle McFarland
Kirby
Samuel Birach
Chipper
Mary Mudrich
South Amherst
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Marcel
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