Elyria AAUW society plans year with study groups
Sixty five members of the Elyria chapter of the Oberlin Branch AAUW met at the Y gym to map the year's work and sign up for study groups. Leaders spoke on drama book review and home economics topics while a rummage sale and Halloween party were planned.
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RIY
Elyria
Oberlin
American Association of University Women
W.C
Geraldine Smith
King Fauver
Mase Ramee
All-Bran praised as natural laxative by experts
Kellogg’s All-Bran cereal gains Seal of Acceptance from the American Medical Association Committee on Foods and Good Housekeeping Institute. The ad claims the cereal forms a soft mass to ease elimination, provides bulk without breaking down, and is more satisfying than fruit and vegetable bulk. It recommends two tablespoonfuls daily and notes continued use for ongoing relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Medical Association Committee On Foods
Kellogg
Good Housekeeping Institute
Battle Creek
Meetings of Women's Welsh Club Resumed
The Women's Welsh Club resumed meetings at the president Mrs How belier's home on Slu Pare Avenue. Plans were discussed for the welfare of the Welsh Home for old people and beekeeping exhibits. Miss Charlotte Anderson will host the next gathering on Forest Street with members including Charlotte and Agnes Anderson, Elizabeth Beavis, Nettie Paton, Isa Jamison, and Ruth Gray. Guests included Mrs Alex Graham and Miss Bessie Paton of California.
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Stevens
How- Belier
Slu Pare
Agete
East Avenue
Mendar
Nettie Paton
Ruth Grar
Quente
Charlotte Anderson
Forest Street
Charlotte
Agnes Anderson
Charlain Boddr
Elizabeth Beavis
Isa Jamisson
Rath Gray
Florence Schaffer
LaVaughn Cropp
Alex Graham
Bessie Paton
California
Plan For Inspection Canton Lorain and Auxiliary
Canton and Lorain groups met with good attendance to discuss inspections on October 21. Major White and other members led plans for the event, with preparatory practice on November 7 and a feast concluding the meeting.
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Canton Lorain
Wade
Oersher
New Master To Preside At Elyria Council No 85 R S M Meeting
The first meeting of Elyria Council No 85 R and S M will be held Thursday September 19 with Master Charles Weeks of Obertin presiding at his first official opening. He invites Cryptic Rites Masons to attend and renew old acquaintances.
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Elyria
S. M
Charles Weeks
Obertin
Cleveland Woman Speaks On Philosophy Of Gardening
Miller of Cleveland addressed Elyria Garden Club on The Philosophy of Gardening a talk exploring the unity of organic and inorganic matter, animal and mineral kingdoms, and the earth's processes. She advocated garden as a laboratory for study, sharing insights from scenic plants and conservation themes.
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Cleveland
Elyria Garden Club
Miller
Community Calendar Highlights Tonight
Local church groups and clubs list events across Lorain and Elyria including dinners, meetings, and lectures. Notable items involve Alpha Sorority, Sunco, I O G L, Women of MOS, W C A gatherings, booster clubs, Republican Women, and church societies with times around 6 30 to 7 26. resonant venues include Lake Avenue, 4th street, and Lincoln Park.
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Church of Christ
Alpha Sorority
Sunco
Betty Moehl
Grand Lodge
Atlantic City
Congregational Church
J E. Hecock
Lake Avenue
Lorain
W.C
A. Gekeacue
4Th Street
Roland Haxson Booster Club
Lona Wojcik
Fuiller Road
Republican
Woman's Club
Chester C Bolton
Cleveland
Willispear
Pow Wow Club Honors Associates At Dinner
The Pow Wow Club hosted a dinner honoring its associates. Members present included Rochelle Piocher and several young women from Westeyan University and New Rochelle, New York, as they plan to depart for new postgraduates.
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C Hener
Actead
Nilsen
Westeyan University
Éys Piocher
Rochelle
New Rochells
York
Mildred
Wilma Reid
Bertha Crowe
Helen Cook
Katriin
Maris Percy
Genevieves
Lina Perras
Eastern Heights Child Conservation Leagues meeting notes
The Eastern Heights chapter of the Child Conservation Leagues met Monday in Rome. Fifteen members attended and bids were read by Mrs. D. D. After a short business period, refreshments were served. The next meeting is scheduled for Monday October 7 at the home of Mrs. Fidler on Lastern Heights Boulevard.
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Eastern Heights
Child Conservation Leagues 3
America
Rome
BR. W
Walt Call
D. D
Weodir
Fidler
Lastern Heights Bowlevard
Fischer
St Pauls S S elects officers for new year
St Pauls Evangelical church met last night to elect officers for the new year. Theodore Washke is new superintendent with Pauline O Milon as assistant. Other officers include secretary Gladys Anderson, assistant secretary William Fox, treasurer Mrs Louise Styres, pianist Miss Louise Fox, assistant pianists Josephine Mischaxe and Eleanor Phiel. Reverend Ernst Irion opened with prayer. Promotion Day is September 29 and Big Day October 6 with regional conference in Elyria October 14 and 15. Marian Pallas was named delegate with Louise Fox as alternate.
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Paul
Evangelical Church
Theodore Washke
Pauline O'Millon
Gladys Anderson
William Fox
Louise Styres
Louise Fox
Josephine Mischaxe
Eleanor Phiel
Ernst Irion
Elyria
Marian Pallas
Brides Celebrate Social Events and Upcoming Weddings
Mrs W J Gray of Phillips Court hosted in honor of Miss Ellen McCrann who will wed Henry Radican on Oct 1. Guests played bridge for high and consolation prizes as fall blooms colored yellow and white. Mrs Joe Radican and Mrs Par Radican received prizes. A separate party honored Mrs Steven Deptula at 121 Fourth Street with Lucky Links club members, bridge and Pedro, prizes to Nelle Sheahan, Katherine Kveman, Agnes Hunter, Mary Bright, and Mary Kunis and Deptula. Miss Alce Robson’s bridal cutwork and napkins were gifted. Mrs G E Huckadee entertained for Miss Alice Robson, ride-elect of Gilbert Kauff, with four bridge tables and prizes to L Johnson, T V Boy, Mary Barton, Arline Kearnes. A post-nuptial party honored Mrs Lyte Miller with Nell Willows hosting on Quincy Street. bridge prizes to Muller, Caroline Rost, Harriott Francis. Pink decor and luncheon followed. First meeting of the Research Club set for Thursday at Mrs J H Boynton’s Lake Arcave assist by Mrs Louis Hecack.
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Edra Mze
Hortense Curtie
Evelyn Rodgers
Rose Hazard
Genevieve Morse
Eleanor Williams
East Erie Avenue
Lorain
W. J. Gray
Phillips Court
Ellen MecCrann
Miss McCrann
Henry Radican
Joe Radican
Par Radican
Elyria
Miss McCrain
Steven Deptula
Jane Hamiton
P. A. Peterman
Fourth Street
Peterman
Katherine Krugman
Josephine Brown
Uuests
Lucky Links Club
G. E. Huckadee
Thirteenth Street
Alce Robson
Gilbert Kauff
L. Johnson
T. V
Mary Barton
Arline Kearnes
Rob
Lyte Miller
Lucille Griff
Nell Willows
Quincy Street
Bridge
Mss. Muller
Caroline Rost
Harriott
Miller
Mariba
Esther Dutton
Lorata
Eva Smith
Margaret Hewitt
Marjorie Francis
Caroline Foeary Ruark Locke
Movements of Local Residents Noted In Personal Notices
An assortment of local personal notices records Mr. and Mrs. James McNally of Long Island visiting sister Mrs. Leroy Stacks in Cleveland. several residents traveling for studies in Louisville and Pittsburgh. and many residents resuming college at Oberlin Kent State Ohio Wesleyan. Other items show local families hosting relatives and trips to Detroit Niagara Falls Elyria and Carlisle with assorted trips and schooling changes.
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James McNally
Long Island
New York
Clarkefield
Leroy Stacks
Cleveland Street
Mr. McNally
The
Slits Company
New York City
Clarence Minnich
Robert Ducoty
Jack Finnegan
Michigan
Bernard Roling
Joseph Boyson
This City
Thomas Zimmerman
Lorain
Dus
Louisville
Kentucky
Mt. St. Francis
Floyd Knobs
Nancy
Betty
Hamilton Avenue
Pittsburgh
Carnegie Tech
Fred Pawsey
Bucyrus
H. G. Hoover
Cornel Avenue
Paul Malenchinz
Paul Jr
Mexico
Guatamals
Central America
Helen Whiting Pond
Oberlin College
Webster Cottage
Miss Pond
Pentey Lodge
Bath
Maine
Eleanor Gerstenberger
North Ridgevine School
Lake
Surprise Birthday Party for Miss Adam Mather in 19th Year
Miss Adam Mather enjoyed a Saturday evening party hosted by Mr and Mrs Mather at 525 W River St. Friends and relatives attended including John and Matthew Mather Mildred Horvath Joe Kocels Ann Kockis Edw. Koipper Steve Kerehes and many others. Games dancing prizes awarded to Erska Young Betty Lindway Joe Kocsis and Anthony Hrivinak. A luncheon followed and gifts were given to the guest of honor.
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Adam Mather
Mr. Mather
Howard Botamer
W. River Street
John
Matthew Mather
Mildred Horvath
Joe Kocels
Ann Kockis
Edw. Koipper
Steve Kerehes
Dorothy Plas
Mary
Steve Nasipak
Ans
John Lugas
Evelyn Young
Ethel
Helen Yucka
Mildred Gembka
Mary Kiebin
Dorothy
John Hartley
Margie Winters
Gus Kline
Mary Kozel
Arno
Katheryn Farkas
Betty
Mary Lindway
Alyina Barney
Mildred
Fabin Brada
Richard Poral
John Bako
Anthony Hrivlick
Wiliam Hegelinger
Frank Petkovesek
Wilbur Bauer
Norman Shome
Steve Horvath
Erska Young
Betty Lindway
Joe Kocsis
Anthony Hrivinak
G S Troop 3 Meets at Second Congregational Church
G S Troop 3 met at the Second Congregational church Monday at four with twenty present. An invitation to join Troop 2 for a bicycle hike was extended. Those attending will meet at Captain Overdeers on Saturday at 11 20 a m with their bicycles and nose bag lunches. The session focused on First Aid with exams planned for next Monday. The meeting closed with Goodnight Circle and Taps.
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Second Congregational Church
Goodjnight
Licenses Issued to Local Residents Listed in Lorain
The Lorain license list includes George W. Smith a merchant Elyria and Stella Krugman Amherst. Also named are John Sanders Lorain a motor man and Frances Jones Lorain.
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George W. Smith
Elyria
Merchant
Stella Krugman
Amherst
John Sanders
Lorain
Frances Jones
Portland Family Announces Birth And Travel Plans
Mrs Anns Cooper of Portland Oregon welcomes a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Fred Wailhead at Elyria Memorial Hospital on September 16. Miss Mary McGuire of West Broad Street, a student at the College of New Rochelle, departs Monday for New Rochelle New York after a summer at home.
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Anns Cooper
Portland
Oregon
Fred Wailhead
West River Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Mary McGuire
West Broad Street
College of New Rochelle
New Rochelle
New York
Girl sleeps a year after trauma in Guise hospital
Fourteen year old Carmen Boyde is alive after a year in coma at a Guise Can ary Isles hospital. She is fed via naso enteric tube while doctors search for cause. Her condition follows a traumatic shock from witnessing her mother killed by her father in a family quarrel.
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Carmen Bodey
Guise
Canary Isles
Singapore Treasury issues 5 cent coins to curb silver rise
The Straits Settlements Treasury in Singapore issued five cent pieces from 1917 and 1918 to deter melting as silver prices surged. The leaf silver coins were worth more worn and returned to the Treasury, preventing another silver price spike. Chicken Supper at North Eaton Church announced for Wednesday evening at six with admission 20 and 35 cents.
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Straits Settlements
Treasury
Singapore
North Eaton Church
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Sute. J. Die Seven
George Dar
Der
Foc
Uncer
Datié Lindberg
Evelia Head
Columbia Club
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Armin Schroeder
O. J. Schreiber
Third Street
Pastor Schroeder
Redecoration Fund
Fred Schoch
Walter Schroder
Weathers
Elywoods
Kelloge
E. R. Root
Root
di Feirs Rece
Iman
Z. EL. Portes
India
Taired Presbr-sran
Ing
Men's Missionary League
G. A Brown
Miss Paton
Girl Scout
Pat
Sutenhouse
Girl Scouts of America
St Her Geek
Josephine Schsis
yAeme Photoaude
Amdt
Individust
Waler
Pimes & S
Ase
Mem Oer
Rae
Ertern
Women of
MOS Mest & Harnon Lodge
Apprentien Raion eTes Mon Brotherhood
Harold Briggs
Young People’s Coetery
St. ‘S Church
Ver’s Brotherhood
St. Paul
Lucille Hinman
Phowve Studio
Jane Roig
Samuel A. We
Frankiive
West Avenue
Harges
Max Oldfield
Avents
Harvey Merriman
Caverns
Charles
St. Paul's S
Crog
Ile Sale
Blyria Sav. & Trust
BH. Boynton
Lake Arcave
Louis Hecack
C. F. Cushing
Firstreet
Tomo Crow
George Pais
West Hight Street
Detroit
Herman Sbehrends
Georgia Merryfield
Seventh Street
Hamilton
Ohio
Betty Nilsen
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Kari Ross
Gisfrom
A Daugh
Ely—ria Memorial Hospital
Marguerite Streicher
Butternut Ridge
Niagara Falls
Mass Gladys Plocher
Albert Ehike
Eziver Street
Erzt2 Brown
Carlisle
Consis
PeRing the
G.S
Dee A
Ah Cleaners
Geetrude
Clark
Schwind
Picture Store
Picture Framing
OTR Specialty
Second Street
Paul Wainwright
Courtland Street
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