Additional Society Circles Meet in Local Churches
Mrs. Cora Kuss hosted Circle 1 at St. Pauls church parlors with devotions by president Mrs. Martha Wirth who read Take Time by Michael R. Schmidt. L Welton read Lets Take Rally Day Seriously from the Messenger. Next meeting set for September 29 with a tureen at 12 30, quilt frames in the morning. Heights Circle of the First Congregational Womans Association met at Mrs. W D Taylor 224 Eastern Heights boulevard. Mrs. Taylor and helpers served dessert. Meeting led by Mrs. William Leath. Mrs. H G Hoover reviewed Faith for Living by Lewis Mumford. On October 20 Mrs. F A Lawrence will entertain at 157 Eastern Heights boulevard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Wirth
The
Messenger
Michael R. Schmidt
L. Welton
Heights
First Congregational Women's Association
W. D. Taylor
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Taylor
J. R. Easton
Maxwell French
Annette Otto
Edith Barker
William Leath
H. G. Hoover
Lewis Mumford
F. A. Lawrence
Harvey Holcomb
Circle No. 2
Pilgrim Congregational Church
S. Wheeler
A. Wirth
Ethel Wilford
Leroy Smith
Dance Plans For Novem ber 24 By Club Tristam Inc
Plans for a November 24 dance were finalized as Club Tristam Inc met at James Pronesti home. The Slovenian Home was reserved, with prior club activities including a Campbell Grove picnic where many members won prizes. A Chevy Ridge golf event produced a four way tie for low, requiring a playoff. Four new members joined, and the first league bowling match is set for September 22 at Nick Lane alleys. The group also honored Joe Bernino with a wedding gift. Xi Sigma chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held a meeting with Kansas City representative Ann Nace discussing national chapter progress, planning a return meeting for September 27 at Helen Naughtons home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Club Tristam Inc
James Pronesti
Campbell's Grove
Stan Karby
Carl Shaffstall
Joe Gallo
Joe Karby
Earl Shaffstall
Frank Metera
Joe Bernino
Xi Sigma
Beta Sigma Phi
Jane Peters
Ann Nace
Kansas City
Elyria
United States
Helen Naughton
Ramibler Avenue
Plan for Original Table Settings Presented at St Johns Guild Meeting
Plan for Original Table Settings by Virginia Williams of Rocky River was presented at the October 12 meeting. Twenty six members met at the school on Third Street with prayers led by Sally Peterson and readings by Margaret Lieske and Alice Koep. Committees reported and the group agreed to continue monthly packages to a European family. Virginia Stegman received a pink and blue shower. Dorothy Dobbins, Helen Standen, and Sally Peterson won prizes in games during the social hour. A former member La Verne Cowling attended as a guest. Dessert service featured pink and blue decorations and mixed garden flowers. Hostesses for the October 12 meeting at the school auditorium will be Sally Peterson, Beatrice Putzier, and Anita Hutett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Williams
Rocky River
St. John’s Guild
Third Street
Sally Peterson
Margaret Lieske
Alice Koep
Virginia Stegman
Dorothy Dobbins
Helen Standen
LaVerne Cowling
Gladys Barron
Dorothy Elliott
Mildred Steller
Thid Street
Beatrice Putzier
Anita Hutett
Licenses Granted to Two Ohio Railroad Workers
John R Records aged 27 of Cleveland and Mary Selegue aged 26 of Lorain received railroad block operator licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R Records
Cleveland
Mary Selegue
Lorain
Hospital Discharges: list of new babies and mothers
A hospital discharge list includes Mrs Walter Uschyk and a baby boy of 912 Park avenue, Mrs John Race and a baby girl at 622 Cambridge avenue, Mrs David Burke and a baby girl at 305 North Olive street, Mrs Frank Hall and a baby boy at 109 West street, Mrs Jack Jensen and R D 3 Fackler avenue, Charles Nagy at 400 West Tenth street, Mrs Grace Barton at 347 Kennyon avenue, Ruth Simmons at 1305 Lake avenue, Harrison Smith in Oberlin, and Mrs Ronald Yothers in Lakewood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Uschyk
Park Avenue
John Race
Cambridge Avenue
David Burke
North Olive Street
Frank Hall
West Street
Jack Jensen
R. D
Fackler Avenue
Charles Nagy
West Tenth Street
Grace Barton
Kennyon
Ruth Simmons
Lake Avenue
Harrison Smith
Oberlin
Ronald Yothers
Lakewood
New Candidates Accepted at St Clair Rebekah Lodge Meeting
Two new candidates were accepted for inspection on October 20. The meeting, led by Noble Grand Mamie Beatie, approved a district representative to fill a vacancy due to a death. Attendees planned dances, a bazaar, and a city home anniversary celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
Mamie Beatie
Cassie Richards
Reir
3 Rd
Springfield
Public affairs meeting set by PPW Club in Elyria
Mis nue Paul Fillo Cambridge notes three week gap between the first PPW Club meeting and the October 14 national event October 10 16. Public affairs committee will meet at 8 pm tomorrow at Mrs Agnes Nickels 342 Kenyon Avenue with PPW clubs as guests for the occasion. Cards for announcement and reservations distributed to members and guest clubs in advance of invitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Profussional Women’s Club
Agnes Nickel
Kenyon Avenue
Theldate
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cora Kuss
Circle 1
St. Paul's Church
Ben's Ranch
Follette St. Oberlin
Ohio
Pilgrim Circle
Lydia
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ridgeville
Ridgeville Ball Park
Fluch Granger
Middle Aves
Paul Fillo
Cambridge
Pat
Castle’s Wallpaper & Paint Co
Second St
Elyria, Ohio
Haserodt's Silver Department
Towle
International Gorham
Lunt Reed & Barton Wallace
Haleroot
Haseroot
Haseroot's
Haserodt's
Frank and
Eleanore Brandau
American Gem Society
Haserodt
Broad St
Charles Will Gerson Sol Aly
Children’s Apparel Center
Elyria Savings and Trust Bldg
the Bank
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