Fall Fashion Show At Lewis Mercantile Draws Large Crowd
The Lewis Mercantile Company store hosted a two session Fall Fashion show drawing around nine hundred attendees in the afternoon and over a thousand in the evening. Models displayed gowns wraps and accessories across multiple floors with a runway on the third level and a variety of materials and hats on display.
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Lewis Mercantile Company
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Orinot
Lewis Mercantile
Baty Flann
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Mire
Dowbl
Brown
Tirenlar
Long West
Ensemble Sur Wireh
Oe Ie Asain In Évicedce
Crenilie
Moire
Ravori
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Monieres
Tae Arc Department
Community meeting notices and church planning discussed
A series of local club and church meetings are listed including Knights of Columbus and Grand Army of the Republic sessions, Pilgrim Community trustees approving a new church building, and a merry Wiener Toast at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Deckett with many attendees.
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Coun
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Faggaret
Wilsing
Broterhood
Bell
H. P. Chapman
Sons of Veterans
A. R
King Solomon's Lady
A. M
Richard Allen Post
Grand Army
G A. BR. Hall
Knights of Columbus
K. of C. Hall
Church
Counce of Grace Tutheran Church
Painter’s Hall
Leon Deckett
Ridgeville
Mabel Hildebrandt
Katherine Lever
Mildred Hebebrand
Mary Istlen Hildebrandt
Atena Eckhardt
Ethel Beiwith
Lidden Gray
Marjorie Parron
Minnie Parron
Mary Waters
Inez Bradley
Dorothy Parron
Howard McClure
Harry Black
Theodore Squire
Paul Ilbert
Clarence White
Myies $4 Mer
Seighed Telzerow
John E Conville
Jon Farmer
Surprise party honors Mr and Mrs W L Wooden
Mr and Mrs J B Wooden of Kenyon street entertained twenty two friends at their home Thursday evening for the couple's first wedding anniversary. Progressive Pedro was played late and a luncheon was served. The Woodens received beautiful silver and warm wishes from friends.
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J. B. Wooden
Kenyon Street
W. L. Wooden
Pedro
First Congregational Church Notes of Interest
Church notes outline tomorrow's services at the First Congregational Church with a sermon by Mrs. Frank Ayers of Lorain and various church group meetings. Christian Endeavor led by Mr. Auld at Bran, Lobingier of Oberlin to lead discussion, and Mission Study Club to host its first fall meeting. Good Will Bible Class elects officers with Houerman as vice president and A. L Agate as secretary.
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Frank Ayers
Lorain Wall
Walter
Christian Endeavor
Christian Endeavor Meeting Will Be Led By Mr. Auld
Bran
Char Heefigal
Lobingier
Oberlin
Mission Study Club
Ogod West
Good Will
First Congregational Church
Yefternoon
H.W. Cochrane
Cornell
Houerman
A. L Agate
Mf Last
J. Thomas
West Branch Women of W Co T U Meet For Session
West Branch of the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union met Friday at Mrs. Ruby Bradrix’s venue with about fifteen members present along with three guests and children. Mrs. John Conabee was absent chairing. Maude led a short program on temperance and the Bible in our schools. Members sang and discussed the subject. refreshments followed.
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Yenue
Ruby Bradriex
Biard Court
Wo Co
John Conabee
Maude
Pax
Harlan
LOD Street Aid Society Hosts Meeting and Mission Talk
The LOD Street Aid Society held a meeting at the Home of Mrs Maude Copas with twenty five members attending. Mrs Eva Smith gave a talk on Korea and plans were made to send a box to Lorain. Refreshments were provided by Mrs W L Bure.
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Fman
Auroretreet
Lorain
Meer
Eva Smith
Korea
Miess
W.L. Bure
Lake Avenue PTA Social Draws Community After Supper
The Lake Avenue Parent Teachers Association hosted a well attended supper and social with singing and games. Twenty two months into the Maranatha Class met at Mrs Georgia Gesenhanmer s home for the year s first regular meeting. Mrs W L Walker led a Bible study on Feeding of the Five Thousand and the missionary boats proceeds were found to be missing. several boxes remained unopened.
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Brookside School
Parent Teachers Association
Fields
Parent-Teacher’ Association
Lake Avenue
Parent Teachers’ Association
Georgia Gesenhanmer
West Street
W. L. Walker
Pleasant surprise gathering honors William and Malcolm Glover
Last evening at Miss Mario Wagner's home friends toasted William and Malcolm Glover. Out‑of‑town guests included Reima Rudd Lillian Budinger and William Zurich from Cleveland. The party featured records dancing and a blue themed table spread.
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William
Malcolm Glover
Mario Wagner
Borh
Washington, DC
PCM
Missea
Reima Rudd
Lillian Budinger
Wiliam Zurich
Cleveland
Mines
Beacon Light Girls Plan Party
The Beacon Light Girls discussed plans for a Halloween party after the business session and noted the place for the next meeting.
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Beacon Light Girls
Hallowe'en
Lucky Star Pedro Club Holds Social and Luncheon
The Lucky Star Pedro Club met at 329 Clark Street with sixteen members. Prizes were won by Mrs A M Buswell and Milton Obitts, with second to Mr and Mrs Don Wumot, and third to Mr and Mrs Harry Garrold. A delicious luncheon followed. next meeting at Stanes Buswell’s LaPorte home will be a Hard Times Party.
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Pedro Club
C. McMullen
Clark. Street
Pedro
A.M Buswell
Milton Obitts
Don Wumot
Harry Garrold
Stanes Buswell
LaPorte
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Pollyanna Club
Elmer Long
Qherlin Road
North Olmsted
Elyria
Wellington
Mr. Long
Florida
Foreign Exchange
Mathias
West River &T
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the Brown Company
Mill Street
Maranatha Girls
Georgia
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Lansing
Mich
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Ford Edgar
C. H Korn
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Fred Prentang
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Kim
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Loch Haddin Inn
East Erie
MeNally Doyle
Hi-Chi Tea Room
Ohio
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Manhattan Laundry & Dry Cleaning Co
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West Avenue
America
Grand Theater
Hennstitching
Nelles
New Bank
Eagles Hall
Duke” Osberg
Harmony Kings
C. E. Bedford
13Th St
Pauline Schaffer
Broad St
Nellie Cotton
Lake Ave
Hazel Nash
Middle Ave
Elizabeth Rich
16Th St
Martha Martin
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