Evening events in Elyria gathered by clubs and lodges
Tonight in Elyria many groups meet including Daughters of Scotland Argyle Lodge at Wurst hall Sons of Veterans Auxiliary in G A R hall Catholic Daughters in R of C hall Elyria Moose chapter Women of the Moose in Moose hall David J Nye DeMolay at IOOF Fi hall Chevalier Lodge Knights of Pythias K of P hall First Baptist choir rehearsal at church 30 pm Ridgeville PTA at New High School auditorium Beacon Light class at St Pauls home 117 Clinton LaFollette club American Legion hall 7 30 pm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Council R
S. M. Masonic Temple
Daughters of Scotland
Argyle Lodge
Wurst Hall
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
G. A. R. Hall
Catholic Daughters of America
R. of C. Hall
Elyria
Women of the Mooseheart Legion
Moose Hall
David J. Nye
Order of DeMolay
Chevalier Lodge No
Knights of Pythias
P. Hall
First Baptist Church
Ridgeville
Parent-Teachers Association
Auditorum
Beacon Light
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Margaret Eisele
Clinton Street
Widening Circle to Meet at Mrs Goodspeed Home
Members of the Widening Circle plan a meeting at Mrs A H Goodspeed’s home on the Grafton road. They will take the 2:30 Grafton car. The Concordia Club will entertain the Ladies Auxiliary of the Knights of St John St Joseph’s Society and the Knights of St John Tuesday evening of next week instead of tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H
Goodspeed
Grafton Road
Grafton
Concordia Club
Knights of St. John
St. Joseph's Society
Knights of St John
Edith Seeley Leads Zetesis Class as President
Mrs. Edith Seeley hosted the Zetesis Class of the First Baptist Church at her Worcester home with thirty one members. The class elected officers for the coming year led by president Sallie Cunningham and included Nelle Everard secretary Mabel Dyke and treasurer F E Draper. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Seeley
First Baptist Church
Wooster Street
Drisness
Frank Wilford
Alma Doering
Peneer
Africa
Sallie Cunningham
Nelle Everard
Mass Mabel Dyke
F. E. Draper
Ruth Davies
Circle No 1 meets for first year club notes
Mrs Charlies MM Hill hosts Circle No 1 of the Methodist church at Park Avenue with 22 members present and 31 calls. New leader Mrs J L Mathis presides as devotionals led by Mrs J F Burke. Bake sale approved and protest letter about Sunday dancing planned. Guests include Mrs J R Millepaugh and others. Violin solo by Miss Josephine Hull. Next meeting October 15 at Mrs Edward Milleran’s home. The Golden Hour Mission Band meets with 17 members. program features Bible readings and piano solo by Elizabeth Brown. Plans for lessons and refreshments noted. Other church groups hold meetings and socials with officers elected and activities announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 8
Methodist Episcopal Church
C. M. Lee
Pasadena Avenue
J. H. Bellingham
Don E. Phelps
W. J. Vaughn
Caroline Street
Charlies MM. Hill
Park Avenue
Circle No. 1
Methodist Church
J. L. Mathis
J. F. Burke
J. R. Millepaugh
C. A Martin
Nellie Hill
R. E. Jackson
Josephine Hull
C M. Hill
Mesdames
J. J. Storm
W. Osborne
Bob Rodgers
Hill
Golden Hour Mission Band
United Presbyterian Church
Elizabeth Brown
Gladys Crombie
Wich Ruth Lautenschieger
Phiilis Wheatley
Annabelle Horace
A. Horace
Carolane Spriggs
Circle No. 5
Planns
F. H. Galloway
Eastern Heights
Blyd
Circle
J. B. Chapman
D. W. Keeler
Park Place
Lazy Daisy Card Club Entertained at Mrs Kuss Home
The Lazy Daisy Card club met at Mrs A C Kuss 317 Gulf Street yesterday afternoon. Eight games of progressive ae were played with Mrs J Smith winning first prize, Mrs F Raester second, and Mrs Wuss third. Door prize went to Mrs C McMullen. A luncheon followed. Next meeting set for October 1 at Mrs H A Beaver 58 Cleveland Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lazy Daisy Card Club
A. C. Kuss
Gulf Street
J. Smith
F. Raester
Wuss
C. McMullen
H. A. Beaver
Cleveland Street
Quietly Married at Church of Christ in Birmingham
Miss Elizabeth O Clery and Walter P Kothe were married Wednesday at five o'clock in the study of the Church of Christ. Rev. W. L. Burner officiated. Both are from Birmingham. A wedding dinner followed at the bride's home with a reception in their honor. Covers were laid for Arty. The Ohio Public Service Company staff later honored Miss Nelle Pershing with a dinner at the company office before her departure to Ohio University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth O Clery
Walter P Kothe
W. L. Burner
Birmingham
Ohio Public Service Company
Nelle Pershing
Miss Pershing
Ohio University
Women Voters League Focuses on Child Labor Ban
A lively Wellington event marked by a six o'clock dinner for Attee Atlee fifteenth birthday. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. C Lo Terry. the Junior Serenaders performed and the celebration ended with thanks for the guest of honor and well wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ooo ‘Women Voters’ League
C Lo Terry
Attee
Atlee
Chrysanthemum Club Picnic Planned at Draegert Home
The Chrysanthemum Birthday Club met Wednesday at Mrs Richard Mroosts 828 Cambridge Street with eleven members and a guest. They enjoyed needlework and a luncheon, decided to hold a Wiener roast September 26 at 1012 East Avenue, and announced next meeting October th with Mrs Paul Gehrke at 959 Foster Avenue as host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Mroost
Cambridge Street
Charles Draegert
East Avenue
Paul Gehrke
Foster Avenue
Recorders Office Dinner Honors Eight Employees
Eight employees from the Recorder’s office were entertained at a six o’clock dinner hosted at the home of Mrs. Gladys Peabody. The social event highlighted workplace camaraderie and recognition of staff dedication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder's Office
The
Record[er
Gladys Peabody
Advice for Expectant Mothers and Mother’s Friend
A notice invites expectant mothers to obtain a free booklet from Bradfield Regulator Co. BA 14 Atlanta GA, in plain envelope, containing essential guidance. It notes that Mother’s Friend is available at drug stores and that full use directions accompany each bottle, urging early action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta
Justamere Club Meets for Tureen Dinner at Home
Justamere Club hosted a Tuesday tureen dinner at Mrs John Conabec s Lake Avenue home. The event featured pink and green club colors with eight members at table and guest Mrs N C Sorensen. Next meeting planned at Mrs Charles Von tam s Princeton Avenue home. date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justamere Club
John Conabec
Lake Avenue
N C. Sorensen
Charles Vontam
Princeton Avenue
Parkersburg Visitors Highlight Local Social Roundup
F A Carpenter and daughter Josephine from Parkersburg W V visit Mrs J J Vaughan. Mrs Robert Wellert of Los Angeles is guest of Mr and Mrs Otto Wellert 127 Fourth Street. State Senator John E Bragg Democratic candidate to a second term was in town yesterday attending a meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Carpenter
Daugher
Josephine
Parkersburg
W Va
J. J. Vaughan
Robert Wellert
Los Angeles
Farm Bureau and local families on multiple travels and notices
Mrs Jack Foley Beverlh Mr P J Dean and family Russell Garthe Aliss Lysetta Garthe of Ankeve return from a two week motor trip to Rice Lake Osso Canada attendance at the Toronto Ex 10 On Mormaerite Show of Har rem. for Jesses Stegs. Mss Doro celler and Will Garthe head to Grinnell College. Mrs Sarah Riley returns from Columbus after her brother R F Lace died Sept 9. Jacob Snider and Fred Kuchen of local firms travel with Tennis Wick of Washington Ave returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willians
School Park
Binghamton
Athens
Ohio University
Sarah Riley
Columbus
Ohio
R F Lace
Jacob Snider
Elvnn Buck Company
Fred Kuchenlithe
Hupmobile and Packard Agency
West Avenue
Tennis Wick
Washington Avenue
Local Hunt Trip Report Near Marietta Colors Community Update
Evening from a hunting trip near Marietta on the Ohio River notes Mrs. Gordon Baker of Harrison Street is seriously ill. Mr. and Mrs. William Shubert and Fred Shubert of this area were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
Ohio River
Gordon Baker
Harrison Street
William Shubert
Fred Shubert
This Eny
Shaving King Alfonso Incognito in Castile Inn
King Alfonso of Spain traveled incognito through Castile and stayed at a modest inn. The next morning a chambermaid hinted at royal status, prompting a witty exchange about shaving the king. A writer’s prison article leaves a strong impression on his young daughter aboard a tram by a county jail nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfonso
Spain
Castile
Madrid
Mary
Bake Sale At Circle No 1 M E Church
Circle No 1 M E Church hosts a bake sale Saturday starting 9 a m at Endly Block with assorted homemade treats for sale to raise funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Endly
Amherst Visit Highlights Local Social Notes
HE. C. Shubert of Lorain and Mr. and Mrs Jo Wiser visited Mrs Charles Cheeseman of Amherst yesterday. George Super is in Amherst hospital this week receiving operative treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HE. C. Shubert
Lorain
Jo Wiser
Charles Cheeseman
Amherst
George Super
Amherst Hospital
Royal Neighbors Meeting and Church Canons Rehearsal
The Royal Neighbors of America will meet tomorrow evening in Waterhall Drill. Practice will follow the meeting. The canon of the Church of Christ will meet for rehearsal this.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia
Waterhall
Church of Christ
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Zetesis
West Branch
Ruby Brodrick
Highland Court
West
Edwin Kirby
Walter Wilson
Harland Wilcox
M. E. Church
ST. Clair Rebekahs
St Clair Rebekah Lodge
Etta Walwreth
Karl Lehman
Agnes Erickson
E. Foreman
I. W. Tessington
Little Welda Foreman
J. C. Muller
Pearl Rowley
Miss Schoenbacher
Erickson Children
Paul Wainwright
America
C. M. Hill
Golden Hour Mission
Anatal Thane
First Church
Woman’s Association
First Congregational Church
Brunner
Woman’s Board of Missions of the Interior
Japan
Kobe College
Auld
H. Bowen
Church OF Christ Elecys
Church of Christ the Moon
H. J Brooks
E E, Dettman
H J Ryan
Harvey Lewis
Sons and Daughters OF Liberty
Florence Brown
East River Street
Pedro
Miller
Barton
Lutz
Arnold
G. A. BR
Wellington
National League of Women Voters
Washington, D. C
Ruth Morgen
New York City
Jelia Lathrop
Philadelphia
Belle Sherwin
Ann Webster
New Mexico
John J. Chapman
Harris T. Baldwin
WD. Brookings
Sll
Washington
Esther Dunshee
Chicago
Mollie Ray Carroll
Baltimore
Minnie Fisher Cunningham
Texas
Little June Youngslas
Sumner Street
Delores Coven
Betty Ann Kershaw
Ann Murbach
Helen Stolzenburg
Anita Meinke
Virginia Knnuster
June Fisher
Lucille Morriman
Jean Plocher
Delores Meinke
Evelyn Schirack
June Younglas
Miss June
Hodcarriers, Building and Common Laborers Union
Painter’ Hall
Mra
Theo. Willey
Oto St
Indianapolis
Ind
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Maynard
Vic Metcalf
Forest Street
Orlin
Conrad A. Goodman
Middle Avenue
Alex Hegedus
West River Street
R. Ford Loomis
Elmer Harr
Dover Avenue
East
Cleveland
Willan Crowner
Last Avenue
Oscar Bladoscky
Joseph Emmanuel
East 4Th Street
Tony Emmanuel
Daniel Stein
Welder
Elizabeth Dovala
Oulko
Georgia
Yost
Wildergraet
Juanita
Loch Haddin Inn
East Erie Ave
McNally Doyle Candies
Hamnstiching Nelies
Hy-Q.hete
Oberlin
Professor Street
Toerhone Sobk
COOW
Furreer
Sealus
Muellers
Mueller
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