Local clubs and church events fill evening schedule
Tonight in St Pauls Bacon Light Club meets at the parish hall and Spring Valley offers a clam bake dinner with dancing. Armco funds a dance for the American Legion convention. Lodges and auxiliaries of Masons Sons of Veterans and Veterans groups plan meetings and card parties at various halls. Church circles hold sessions with devotionals, elections, and plans for the year. A Maranatha class at First Baptist hosts missionary boxes and a Haloween party is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bacon Light Club
St. Paul's Church
Spring Valley
Dr. Hagedorn
Armco
Elks Hall
American Legion
Elrria Council
Masons
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
G. A R
Veterans of Foreign Wars Card Club
Turner Block
Tas N. A
Emily Newmas
Foster Avenue
David Nye
Order of de Molay
Choose Delegates to State Convention by PTA Meeting
Vincent-Parent-Teacher Association met at the school last evening with a good attendance. The president Mrs C R Bennett called the meeting to order and the main item was selecting delegates to the state convention in Athens Ohio. Mrs C R Bennett was chosen delegate and Mrs John Gens was named alternate. Plans were made for PTA work for the coming year. The session closed with a program by Miss Mazey including a song, initiation of new teachers Miss Hastings and Miss Dill, and games. Refreshments were served by Mrs Bennett, Kathryn McGuire and Miss Mazey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent
Parent-Teacher Association
C. R. Bennett
Athens
C. R Bennett
John Gens
Parent-Teachers Association
Misa Sue Masey
Miss Hastings
Miss Dill
Bennett
Kathryn McGuire
Miss Mazey
Red Cross First Aid Car Arrives in Elyria Tonight
The Red Cross First Aid Car reached Elyria today at 4 30 pm with talks set for 8 pm at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Tomorrow activities begin with 8 30 am talks at Elyria High and Ridgeville High, followed by sessions for New York Central Railroad workers, telephone company employees, Pfander company workers, and police and public service groups. Circle one of the First Merk o sz church held its first meeting of the year, with Mrs H B Srome presiding and plans discussed. A social hour featured a solo by Miss Margaret Haueisen. The next gathering will be at Mrs Paul Weisbrod’s home. Several schools join Junior Red Cross with Fern Smith enforcing a grade program across Avon Lake, Vincent Isleton, and Murray Ridge schools. Pilgrim Church Woman’s Association plans a Halloween party with officers appointed to committees. The Buckeye Bunco Club met at Mrs Howard Richards’s home with prizes awarded for high scores. Other notices include missionary work among Armenians by Mrs E C Partridge and the Lady Rowena Circle hosted by Mrs Fred Powell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Association of the
First Congregational Church
W. R. Bartlett
Circle No. 2
Red Cross
Florida
Maranatha
Julia Jackson
Linda Mae Blanchard
Esta Long
First Baptist Church
Sixth Street
Irs
R. T. Ketcham
Hazel Mower
Melis Byers
East Avenue
Elyria
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Elyria High School
Ridgeville High School
New York Central Railroad
West Side
Royrd House
Pfander Company
New York Central
East Side
Fremen
Ohio Public Service
Council Chamber
H. B. Srome
Charles Hill
Margaret Haueisen
Stone
C. F. Brers
O. Burch
Winseting
Paul Weisbrod
East Breed Street
Gerobder
REP Cross
Fern Smith
Rutwell
Albert L. Walker
Avon Lake
Rochester
L. Herdy
Nanee Cope
Sue Sef
Vincent & Isleton
Murray Ridge
Helen L. Ginn
Pilgrim Church Woman's Association
Hallowe'en
Woman's Association of Pilgrim
Fred Sharks
E. C. Partridge
Women's Association
Sectioni Congregational Church
Tive
Local circle meeting invites at Nina Miller home
Regular afternoon business session noted. Mrs Nina Miller invites the circle to meet October 3 at her home 113 North Maple Street. Mr and Mrs C L Whidden recently hosted at dinner with guests including Charles Himmerein Charles Brown Anna Linwood and others. ANNOUNCE MARRIAGE OF DAUGHTER Ada Kuipper to Clarence Hanson at St Marys church officiated by Rev Farher Frew. The bride wore a blue sate gown with matching hat and white rose corsage. Attendants included Mrs Dorothy Steger and Arthur Haney. Wedding breakfast served then couple left for a short honeymoon. MARRIAGE LICENSES Lawrence Hofman 23 and Paul Bourcuis. HOSPITAL NOTES Admissions: Olive Street 1326 East Avenue Ford West Dover. Discharges: Dr West Avenue Valley Dir Hamitres baby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicken Diastrjn
Nina Miller
Circle
North Maple Street
C. L. Whidden
Park Avenue
Charles Himmerein
Charles Brown
Anna Linwood
Gordon Clauser
George Tufford
Roberson-Smirk
Vincent Kuipper
Abbey Road
Ada
Clarence Hanson
Chris Hamer
Columbus Street
St. Mary's Church
Farher Frew
Cere Torr
Dorothy Steger
Arthur Haney
Boonoor
Olive & Ladi
Cleveland Visitants and Legion Memorial Event
Mrs Minnie Willierd Mrs J G Wherry and Mrs F A Law rence were visitors in Cleveland yesterday Mrs Catherine Carpenter of Lodstreet has returned from spending the week in Cleveland with friends The Women of Mooseheart Legion draped the chetter in memory of Mrs Mary Cline at their last meeting Mrs Catharine Finne was awarded the prize for the evening Harry Lawrence of Cascade street who has completed the summer season as the senior radio
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Willierd
J. G. Wherry
F. A. Lawrence
Cleveland
Catherine Carpenter
Lodstreet
Mooseheart Legion
Mary Cline
Catharine. Finne
Harry Lawrence
Cascade
Street
Local notes on students and community events in Elyria
Tionesta returns to Mt. Union College as a senior while others travel for studies at Oberlin and Denison. Deputy probation officer Oldham retires from a Michigan Canada trip. Local figures attend Lilly Wood Rebekah Lodge anniversaries in Wellington. Residents plan moves to Oberlin College, Denison, and Harvard. A Europe talk, theater group, and dances round out the week’s social highlights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tionesta
Athens
Mt. Union College
William B. Oldham
Michigan
R. B. Berouard
Nes. G. A
Wellington
Lilly Wood Rebekah Lodge
Eva Rerei
Napocteon
Ohio
Jora Geckie
Redingion
Robert
Austin
Nts
R. Austin
Denison Avenue
Derrow Edison Company
Warre
R. 3. Sheppard
Perfect Health tonic promises vigor and clear skin
An old advertisement touts 5.5.5 as Nature's own tonic for restoring appetite and building strength. It claims rich red blood reduces fatigue, improves skin clarity, and combats pimples boils eczema and sallow complexion. More than 100 years of use is cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cnehear
Public notices on London burning and early newspaper ads
The record notes a 1923 estimate of 17 700 more people today and recalls historic events. It mentions coal burning in the City of London as a fourteenth century offense and cites the first newspaper advertisement in 1847 for a religious book publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of London
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Methodist Church
Clara Sanderson
Earl Cours
C. W. Hoppes
A.ers
Wood
Wick
H.C. Wilcor
Fred Underhill
Paul Sirot
B. Wedner
Sunshine
Clara Senderson
D. Chamberlain
Wooster Street
Woman's Association
Methodist Circle
R. E. MacDonald
Circle No
Sven
E. W. Beil
C. Kirk
Thirtsio
Bainty
Mactorald
ST. Clair Rebekah
Crepin
Ans
Margaret Schanbacher
Rodger Rodgers
Ira Albrech
Lorena Handcler
Oiar
C. J. Archambeau
M. E
Mer
Sibers
devoziorels_ Coughlin
Bainbridge
Mirs
J. B. Chapman
Lewis Brown
Kenyon Court
Circle 9
M. EL Church
Sherrill
Lake Avenue
Iselve
Chrysanthemum Club
F. Walkenhorst
Circle NO. 4
Pariora
Rester- Gar
Leonard F
Edwin Schubert
F_S_ Scott
W. C. Fowls
Minnie Fowls
Methodist
M. E. Church
Club 39Embers
BUNCO
Howard Richards
Buckere Bunco
Neil Gunder
Hugh Thomas
Jenkers
Rafpi Maurer
Jack Justivésk
Hush’ Thomas
Highsifest
Fred Powell
Rowena
Hallworthy
Anderson Block
Toll Street
MR. and
Mrs. Whidden
Lawrence Hofman
Paul Bourcuis
A. & A. Auto Supply
St. Paul’s Church
Marcelling
Edith Bogart
Princeton Ph
Wright
Chamberlin
Elyria Eagles
All Welcome
Armee
Assoc
Elkshall
Glicks Fight Piece Orchestra
Busick
Broad St
Carson’s Millinery
Soleil
SSS
William Conrad
W. Bridge Sr
Dsy
Elvira
Mrs
Chas. Wynn
West River Sr
Elyria Business College
Art Fay Co
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