Public Farewell for Dr and Mrs Edwin Kirby at Methodist Church
A farewell reception for Dr. and Mrs. Edwin Kirby at the Elyria Methodist Church drew friends and church members. Speakers included Reverend C F Wiseman A C Hudnutt and George Chamberlain who lauded Kirby’s ministry citizenship and faith. The program featured music decorative flowers and a gift purse from church friends as Kirby and his family prepare to leave Elyria for Akron.
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Edwin Kirby
Methodist Church
Kirby
Akron
C. F. Wiseman
A. C. Hudnutt
George Chamberlain
Wiseman
Dr. Kirby
A. C. Hudnate
Man
Hudnutt
Auers
Mr. Sudnutt
Chamberlain
Hirley
Ralph Williams
O. E. Brodbeck
Charles Carnenier
Charles Kirk
Daughters and clubs meet tonight across community organizations
Local notes list events tonight including Daughters of Scotland, Spanish War Veterans and Auxiliary, Ladies Auxiliary to Veterans of Foreign Wars, and several church circles. A Keen Kutter Club dinner in LaGrange features 23 members with one guest, and multiple meetings wrap the social calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Scotiena
K. of C.hell
M. E. Church Ladies’ Auxiliary
David Nye Caap de Moley
Daughter
Scotland
Arsile Lodge No
Woodman Hall
Sons of Veterans
Second Congregational
Sande
United Presbyterian Church
Keen Kruiter Club
Lagrange
Keen Kutter Club
Alice Hildebrand
Louise Hildebrand
Meetings and a Worcester Towne wedding reported
Community groups gather Friday afternoon at homes on West Thirt Street and Ninth Street with plans for luncheons and chairmen named. A Worcester Towne wedding for Ione Worcester and Earle Towne occurred September 19 at First Methodist Church with Reverend Edwin Kirby officiating. reception followed at the Pelton home and preparations for the family trip afterward are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester-Towne
Ione Worcester
Worcester
Earle’ Towne
Clyrde Pelion
Mmarriage
Edwin Kirby
Georgette
Walter Rust
Mr. Towne
Clyde Peltez
Daughters of St Andrew Hostess at Vauln Home
Mrs. Kenneth Vaughn hosted the Daughters of St. Andrew yesterday at Brandston Avery Fine. A sewing and business meeting planned a Christmas bazaar. Nine members attended after the meeting adjourned. Miss Molly Hudnull celebrated her third birthday yesterday at Stanford Avenue home with eleven children and mothers present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WRS
Kenneth Vaughn
Daughters OF
Molly Hudnull
Stanford ,Avenue
Molly
Friendship Club Holds First Winter Meeting At YWCA
One hundred sixty high school girls attended the Friendship Club’s first winter program meeting at the YWCA on a Wednesday afternoon. The assembly featured songs led by music chair Jeanne Smith and devotions by president Mary Bush before six hobby groups formed. Girls expressed strong interest in the offered wingee programs and left eager for the year ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Club
Girls of Friendship Club
Win Jter
Jeanne Smith
Mary Bush
Trail and Tumble
Enthussa
St Clair Rebekah Lodge Anniversary Celebrations
The St Clair Rebekah Lodge met in the I O O F hall to mark an anniversary with visitors from Ebria Oberlin Florida and Michigan. Committees were named for an upcoming Bazaar and a sewing bee is set for October at Caroline Wacks home. The charter was draped for the late Marr Elizabeth Mier as speakers and plans for October 16 inspection and practice were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Clair
Local Personal News and Hospital Bits from Detroit Area
Mrs. Charles Whidden and Miss Margaret Whidden of 695 Park Avenue returned Tuesday from Howe Indiana where Jack Whidden attends Howe Military Institute. Miss Helen McGuire of 651 Broad Street entertains Miss Frances Jordan of Boston roommates at New Rochelle College. Waller Senit left for Ann Arbor where he studies at the University of Michigan Medical School. A baby boy, Leslie Warren, arrived Sept 15 at 714109 Third Avenue Detroit, born to Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Hamann. Mrs. Hamann was formerly Miss Ruby Bell. Charles McGuire returns to Georgetown University for his Senior year. Charles Merthe leaves for Case School of Applied Science. Wanda Decker is seriously ill with illness at grandmother’s home on 601 Second Street. Mrs. Robert Couch of Erie has returned after Cleveland Clinic confinement. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Merriman called to St. Louis by sister-in-law’s death. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Gravatt return home from Pontiac after Chicken cafeteria supper at Church of Christ. Iovia Eagles Dance Friday Sept 20 with Sam Geracas Cleveland Beach Orchestra. Everybody welcome, as couple. Ladies 25c.
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Charles Whidden
Margaret Whidden
Park Avenue
Howe
Indiana
Jack Whidden
Howe Military Institute
Helen McGuire
Broad Street
Frances Jordan
Boston
Massachusetts
Miss McGuire
Miss Jordan
New Rochelle College
New Rochelle
New York
Waller Senit
Ann Arbor
Michigan
University of Michigan
Leslie Warren
L. R.hamann
Third Avenue
Detroit
Cleveland
Ohio
Wanda Decker
Decker
Second Street
Robert Couch
Erie
Pennsylvania
Cleveland Clinic
H. W. Merriman
Princeton Avenue
St. Louis
J. A. Gravatt
Pontiac
Local News Notes on Residents and Births in Elyria
Miss Helen Oehlke attended the teachers picnic at J. J. Vaughn’s home. Mrs. George R. Kunkle returned from Petoskey Michigan. Mae Scott of Muncie Indiana visiting Seat Mrs. Vernon Crorter of Cleveland. Andy Nagy and family announce a birth at Elyria Memorial Hospital on September 19. Burke Franklin and Edward Gray announce births at Elyria Memorial Hospital on September 19 and 18. Dr. Paul Wainwright had tonsils removed at Elyria Clinic. Edward Webb of Columbus visiting relatives L. E. Renouard family. Renouard guests visited Old Homestead on the Lake. Marian Lord resumes senior year at Oberlin College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Oehlke
Elyria High School
Lorain
J. J. Vaughn
George R. Kunkle
Oxford Street
Petoskey
Michigan
Mae Scott
Muncie
Indiana
Vernon Crorter
Cleveland Street
Andy Nagy
Irondale Street
Elyria Memorial
Burke Franklin
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Eviria Memorial Hospital
Edward Gray
Sixteenth Street
Paul Wainwright
Elyria Clinic
Edward Webb
Columbus
Ohio
L. E. Renouard
Judge Allen Has Hair Bobbed
Miss Florence E. Allen of Cleveland, judge of the State Supreme Court, has decided to have her hair bobbed after weeks of consideration and study. She cancelled an earlier appointment made while vacationing in the West. Miss Susan Rebhan, Cleveland attorney, former secretary to the judge, was involved in the matter.
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Allen
Columbus
Florence E. Allen
Cleveland
State Supreme Court
Aner
West
Susan Rebhan
School of Dancing Enroll for Fall Classes Now
School of Dancing advertises enrollment for fall classes in all types of dancing. Evening sessions offered for business girls. Contact Erica Meyer at 375 Broad St or call 5024 for details.
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School OF Dancing
Erica Meyer
Broad St
Judge Reverses Local ruling after Bobbed Hair Verdict
On her return to Columbus Judge Allen reviewed the decision and reversed it. Mixed dances at Hedges on Sept 21 featured Traxler's Orchestra. Miss Allen expressed satisfaction with the outcome noting benefits of bobbed hair and wishing she had chosen it sooner. Dance at Cascade Pavilion featured the Kress Stompers on Sept 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Allen
Traxler
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Circle NO. 8
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Leo Bell
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Reitz
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Locain
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Levein
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Eagles
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Cleveland Beach Orchestra
Walton Ice & Fuel Co
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Charis
East Second St
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Theo. Haviland
China
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