Women Evangelical Federation Meets at St Pauls Lorain
The Women's Evangelical Federation of Lorain County met at St. Pauls Church in Elyria with Mrs T C Merten presiding. Officers elected included Mrs John Jeh le Elyria president and Mrs Louis Merchant South Amherst treasurer. Mrs E Pallas Elyria honored for state union leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Evangelical Federation of
Lorain County
St. Paul's Church
T. C. Merten
Lorain
Devotonals
John Dekefield
F. Schacht
South Amherst
Louis Phiei
Columbus
Elyria
Sone
E. O- Pallas
Elyrian
County Evangelical Union
John Jehle
John Dellefield
Telegraph Road
Poent
Clarence Kern
Amherst
Louis Merchant
E. ©. Pallas
State Evangelical Union
Henry Jaembert
Webster Grove
Missouri
T . Merten
Paul Bourgin
Community Club Meetings and Social Events Tonight
Tonight many groups gather at local halls including the Poliyanna Club with Gertrude Thamert at 232 Harvard Street and the German Beneficial Union at 210 Bath Street. A circular of social clubs, card parties, and a Halloween party on October twentieth is announced along with bridge gatherings and circle meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poliyanna Club
Gertrude Thamert
Harvard Street
German Beneficial Union
Marie Telzerow
Bath Street
Amaryllis Club
Henry Grabenstaetter
Fourth Street
Security Beneft Association
LO. O. F. Hall
Royal Neighbors of America
Wurst Hall
Daughters of Scotia
K. of P. Hall
Order of Eastern Star
Magonic
Spanish War Veterans and Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Methodist circles meet and church notices schedule
Circle No 1 of the Methodist church meets Wednesday at 2 30 with Mesdames Osborne iStorms Carpenter and Prices hostesses The Pollyanna Club is entertained this evening at a bar party at Mrs B A Thamert 232 Harwood Street assisting hostesses Mrs Peterman and Mrs Dow Baird Circle No 9 meets at the Rankin home with Mrs Rankin Mrs Reed and Mrs Chovanoff in charge The building committee of First United Presbyterian meets to review architect plans and seek local bids for construction The pastor's sermons follow with Bible school at 9 30 and Y P C U at 6 80 p m Cordial invitation issued
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Clarence Beazell
Elizabeth Cowrse
F. L. Shaw
Fred Lawrence
Flora Hoak
Beanell
Methodist Cchurch
Osborne
iStorms
Carpenter
Price
Pollyanna
B. A. Thamert
Harwood Street
PA Peterman
Dow Baird
Rankin Home
O E. Rankin
Lake Avenue
First United Presbyterian Church
Atonce
Christ
Bible School
Y. P.C
Beacon Light Girls Meet at TM M E Church
Beacon Light Girls of TM M E Church met at Miss Mildred Fowls home for a picnic supper and meeting. The group planned a letter to college Beacon Lights members and a future bake sale. Marguerite Hultz led devotionals and sang solos with Mildred Hultz at piano. Meeting adjourned to reconvene October thirteenth at Marjory Baird's home. Fred McNally left for Oxford Ohio to enter Miami University as a freshman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Fowls
Beacon Lights
Mildred? Hultz
Marguerite “Merthe
Fluidred Hultz
Erain
Marjory Baird
Fred McNally
West Avenue
Oxford
Oho
Miami University
Local clubs resume evening meetings with social events
Mrs Russell Bennett hosted N A Q Club as first evening gathering after summer. Grace Lutheran Ladies Aid met at Mrs Schaefer's home with 24 attendees and planned next meeting. W F W Ladies Club held social games and planned card party with refreshments. A new Inter Nos Club formed to play bridge with high scores noted and officer elections held. DeMolay chapter showcased musical comedy at Rialto theater and conferred degrees. Eagles Auxiliary and husbands enjoyed a corn roast and social. Willing Workers of Yeomen met for routine business and games with next meeting set for October sixth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dial and Smile Club
Second Street
Cootse
Ywon
Betty Bruck
Addie Staats
Marjory Browning
Eunice Reynolds
Lila Barr
Hallowe'en
Songs of Veterans Auxiliary
G. A. R. Hall
N. A. Q. Club
Russell Bennett
Chase Street
Paul Wellert
Cleveland Street
W.F. W
Vv. Flw
Turner Block
Williamson
Inter-Nos
Eq Uing
Ed. Stankard
Ed Triesky
H. B. Isler. Thord
Matt Resar
Clarabelle Potter
Ed. Twesky
G. J. Stankard
David Nys
Order of DeMolay
Rialto Theater
John 8. Rogers
DeMolay
Eagles Auxiliary
Yeo
GOOD ATTENDANCE AT CIRCLE MEETING
Circlé Ne 2 of the Methodist church met yesterday to plan fundraising. Seventeen members and one child attended. at meeting’s end dainty refreshments were served. The next circle gathering is set for October 13 at Mrs. Chappis’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle Meeting
Methodist Church
Robert Buol
Harvey Merrill
Floyd Rhodes
Chappis
Cleveland Street
Friendship Club Cabinet Forms Annual Membership Teams
The Friendship Club Cabinet met at the YWCA to assign teams for the membership drive. Captains Mary Muller and Marian Daly lead groups including Hilma Shuckhart and Jacqueline Greens with members such as Helen Keller and Harriet Luther. The theme is Ideal Girlhood with work in Health Information Service and Fellowship. A monthly full club meeting and weekly interest group meetings were decided. The next cabinet session will plan a conference at Vermilion on the Lake with Keller's cottage entertainment on September 17 and 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Club
Mary Muller
Hilma Shuckhart
Mary Bush
Carolyn Woodruft
Boro Bornton
Jessie Mahan
Helen Upp
Harriett Luther
Marian Daly
Jacqueline Greens
Helen Adams
Helen Keller
Lillian Maston
Marion Witt
Mery Taylor
Gertrude Stevens
Canfield Oil Hosts Clam Bake Attended by Employees
The Canfield Oil Company entertained many employees and friends with a clam bake hosted at Ralph Crsem's home on East River Street last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canfield Oil Company
Ralph Crsem
East River Street
Bake Sale at Hecock Floral Co Saturday
A bake sale is announced at Hecock Floral Co on Saturday morning hosted by LL 2nd Congregational Church division. Proceeds support church programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hecock Floral Co
Calendar Club Whads Meet Sets September Deadline
The New Calendar Club meets at the church parlor Monday evening September nineteenth at seven. Weeks bring lists of days and members may request a preferred month. Names for each month include October Mabel Marsh November Mrs Hoover December Mrs McLeod January Mrs Hewitt February Mrs Goecke March Mrs Clayton Smith April Mrs Robert Davies May Minerva Seton June Mrs Auld July Ruth Gates September Miss Lucy Freese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calendar Club
New Calendar Club
Mabel Marsh
Hoover
Mcleod
Hewitt
Goecke
Haight Visitors From Michigan Call on William M. Home
Persconais Mr. and Mrs. Fred Haight of Lake Odyssey Michigan the Muiss es Moat of Lansing Michigan and the Messrs Haight of Detroit Michigan visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. William M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Haight
Lake Odessey
Michigan
Muisses Moat
Lansing
Messrs. Haight
Detroit
William M
Chronicle Telegram Seeks School News Submissions
Principals in the county are asked to name a reporter to send a weekly letter from the school. Include honor students and those not absent or tardy, plus other notable pupil information. Send school news to the editor for publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle- Telegram
Snd
Local residents visit and travel notes in East Broad Street area
Bailey of East Broad Street reports a string of social visits. Mrs C. 8. Ashbrook of Findlay spends a few days at her West Bridge Street home. Mrs F. E. Maukert and daughter Mrs Riedel of Lakewood visited Mrs F. A. Steller on East Broad Street. Louise D. Hunter of Hinsdale Illinois arrives to spend a few days with Miss E. Marie Mahn. Hunter will be freshman week participant and stay at Keep Cottage with Miss Mahn. Other callers include Mrs F. E. Bartow of New York Mrs J. C. Simon of Cleveland and Mrs H. L. Roberts of Toledo visiting Clara Keller on Middle Avenue and touring West River road. Forest Adams of East River Street leaves for Oberlin College as a freshman. Frank Rogers and wife return from a two week motor trip to Budd Lake Michigan. Hubert Kelsey, son of Dr and Mrs C Kelsey of East Avenue, noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sith Street
Miss Mahn
Miss Hunter
Garrick
West River Road
Forest Adams
East River Street
Ober- Min College
Frank Rogera
Seventh Street
Budd Lake
Michigan
Hubert Kelsey
C. §. Kelsey
East Avenua
Spring offer on gypso philia paniculate clumps
One week sale of 400 large field grown 2 year old gypso philia paniculate baby’s breath plants priced 38c each or 3 for $1.00. Orders delivered COD by Hecock Floral Co. Call 2641. 333 Broac St.
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C.O.D. Hecock. Floral Co
Broac St
Imotoved to Ann Arbor Resume Studies at University
Immigrant notes show a move to Ann Arbor Michigan for resumed university studies. Home guests from Des Moines Town visit while Mexico issues special stamps to fund grasshopper plague relief and royal weddings are funded similarly. Mixed dances at Carlisle Grange and Elyria Eagles openings. events advertised with social details and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
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England
Edwin Kirby
R. E. Jackson
Park Avenue
A. M. Boyer
J. R. Millspaugh
Circle
la Fon
Eleventh Street
Henry Ingersoll, Jr
Mary Ingersoll
Middle Avenue
Eleanor Parsch
Edwin Smith
Effee Sharp
M. E. Church
Beacon Light Girls OF
M. EL Church
Crad
Broad
Order OF Demolae
Gertrude Beauty Shopne
Kenyon Ave
Swagger
Mary Astor
Wildercraft
Mies DL Wilder Central Book
Denison Ave
Stanford Ave
Carl F. Wolf
Eighth St
William Thomas Jr
Blytis
Jessie Franklin
Markleley
Edward Gasiorowski
Helen Bento
Noah
Carleton A. Walker
Hartford
Conn
Effin G. Sharp
Mupr Auld
Persconais
Charis
Charis OF
Lorain Co. Bank
Jane M. Halt
F. M. Sponseller
Elysia
Ohio
Columbia
Earl Burnett & Orchestra
Paul Ash & Orchestra
van & Schenck
THE
A. B. Sauer Music CO
Broad St
Broadway
Phil’s
Beauty
Middle Ave
Masonic Temple
Marcel & Curlie
Carlisle Grange
Elyria Eagles
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Knight of St. John
Rose Myers
Wilson
D. D
Ruth Shop
Broad St. Elyria, O
Eureka
Frederick Walton
Joseph Wild
U.S. A
America
Wild
Obidant
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