Young Men's Club Dinner Speaker J Clare George
The Young Men's Club of Y. C. A. will dine at six thirty in the building with J. Clare George as the evening speaker. Various church, lodge, and civic groups hold meetings around town, including Rainbow Class at Mrs. Fesser on Erie Street and Knights of Columbus activities in the RK. of P. Cabine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Club
J. Clare George
Rainbow
Methodist Church
Carl Fesser
Erie Street
King Solomon's Lodge
Orain County
MLC
Knights of St. c. Halt
Roose
St. Paul's
William Gruntz
Schramm Road
T. A. Conway
Dorothy
Country Club
Wo Club
Mur Davis
Longford Legion Auxiliary
Lezion Rooms
Elvria Ledge No. 103
IO. O. F
Wurst Hall
Alta Mira
Woman's 1
Charles Zachariah
Cornell Avenue
South End
J. Hance
East Avenue
First Presbyterian Church
T. F. Seilers
Harvard Avenue
William Mel Howe
Speing
Wiener Rozst
Elyria Pedigreed Cancer Club
Louis Patel
R. Op
Fred Hoton
Community notices and social events from a local parish and clubs
A string of neighborhood gatherings and church group meetings fills the page. Bible study, women’s relief corps, and charity drives are listed alongside social events at homes, the Masonic Hall, and the First Congregational church. Local dinners, card games, and birthday celebrations are noted with attendee lists and host addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist East Avenue
New Rear
Biles Bird
St. Paul's Church
Milfred Washke
CaMisie
J. F. Moon
Tha LaGrange Road
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Northwest
LO. O. F. Hall
Women’s Relief Corps
LO. O. F
Avenue Club
Wre
Church of Christ
Vienna trip notes praise European improving conditions
Dr Stevens reports unusual facilities for medical study in Vienna and says Americans are well received everywhere. He notes Europe’s general condition is improving. Social updates list several local residents visiting or hosting over the weekend and a brief ad mentions coal from Sheltered Coal. Diamonds were found on the coast of Namaqualand embedded in conglomerate and shells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Stevens
Europe
Namaqua Land
Southwest
Africa
October opening of YWCA winter activities plan
The YWCA outlines opening events for October across departments. A Monday board meeting will set November and December plans. Girl Reserve groups and high school friendship clubs organize programs in music crafts sports and health campaigns. Open House supper for business girls set for October 2 with registrations and varied classes including dancing, citizenship demonstrations, and swimming.
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AC. A
Girl Reserve
H. H. Fifler
Missargaret Himrisen
G. R. Seerry
Ss Department
Vilfia Crandall
Otto Greer
S. Will Dengate
Bobrd
Merle Agin
T.herwood
Alex Herggie
A Granger
Mary Ingersolik
Arly
Y. W.C
Vena Browne
Health Department
Prizes Awarded At Final Country Club Golf Luncheon
The final luncheon of the women and men golf series at Ellsh a nity Club featured prizes for morning play won by James Thatcher and Mrs. R. Teichel. Mrs. Barbour distributed men's prizes during luncheon. Edwin Gillis received silver gifts for Class A standing. Clinton Krantz earned Class B honors with goblets. Anne Egolf, runner up Class B, received a pocket-book. Paul Collins captured two dozen fine tea glasses for low score. Several members won silk hose for low scores in the Round Robin format.
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Aturdar
Twenecond
J S
Elshanity Club
Fan Collins
Anne Egolf
Paul Collins
L. B. Fanver
Repin
Leonard Tufford
F. E. Colson
Frank Stevens
R. C. Reichel
G. E. Moyer
Lakewood
Lakewood Country
Spring Valley
San
C. B. Shawl
Dr. Brown
William Wan
William Kuhl
Jock Kuhl
Robert Miller
Social event honors Elyria pair amid pink and yellow decor
A Park Avenue Amherst hostess entertained Court House Elyria associates and relatives with a dinner and showers for Miss Ethel Wilcsx of Elyria, who will wed Melvin Maddock next month. Guests wore pink and white, enjoyed a two course dinner, contests after, and gifts for the bride to be. Out of town attendees included Mr and Mrs Richard Krusman of Cleveland. A second reception by United Presbyterian ladies honored J W Baird and his wife, recently married, with autumn flowers, a program, and refreshments.
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Theodore Laundon
Beverly
Tifin
Ohio
Nettie Laundon
Paul Gentzel
Park Avenue
George Snider
Cleveland
Wi. H. Johnson
Shelbina
Missouri
Ernest G. Erber
Mis‘ Sour
Johnson
Sirs. Erber
Herman C. Stevens
Fred Gozzo
Glenn Msrin
Winkler
Joan Hamann, Jr
Amherst
Court House
Elyria
Ethel Wilcsx
Melvin Maddock
Renor
Margaret Florence Smith
M. Knowles
Maudecell
Jessie Robis
Alice Mann
M. Napnes
Edna
Clera Johnson
Eizria
Gladys Norton
Sanduski
M. Trier A Lorain
E. V. Beker
Girude Bodmenn
Mann Piza
Gsshadie Rodgers
Clarence Hormurz
Catherine Werner
Kenyon Avenue
Weddiake
Feilex
Rodgers
Richard Krusman
The
United Presbyterian Church
J. W. Baird
Community Club and Lodge Events Amid Busy Week
Local organizations including Harmon Lodge El A Degree rites and Knights of St Pauls meetings hold Tuesday events. Women clubs, Legion Auxiliary, and various church groups convene at homes and halls across Elyria with dinners, discussions, elections, and social gatherings through Wednesday and Thursday.
Local Couples Spend Weekend with Ohio Families
Mr and Mrs Richard Krugmen of Cleveland visited Mr and Mrs Raymond Dagert on Thirteennd Street along with Mr and Mrs Charles Abbeyer and Mr and Mrs Carl Adcock and children of Painesville over Sunday. The Adcock family are grandchildren of the Abbers. Mrs J Q Ryan of 114 Cedar Street called on Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Krugmen
Cleveland
Raymond Dragert
Thirteennd Street
Charles Abbeyer
Carl Adcock
Painesville
Ohio
Adcock
J. Q. Ryan
Cedar Street
Extensive regional social visits and travels noted
Residents and visitors from Green Springs Ohio, Cambridge Springs Pennsylvania, Cleveland and Cincinnati are reported in town and away. Motor trips include Mich Ohio and the South with multiple guests at homes along Lake Avenue Broad Street and Ohio addresses. A funeral service for I N Oakes is announced by King Solomon's Lodge No 56. details include Masonic Temple, 1 15 p m Tuesday.
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Detroit
Michigan
Detroit University
E. M. Rice
Green Springs
Ohio
Walter A. King
Lake Avenua
Asheville
North Carolina
Adele Brown
Cedar Street
G. A. Brown
Princeton Avenue
F. W. Hartman
Ninth Street
Cambridge Springs
Pennsylania
J. N. Kiss
George Anderson
Cleveland
Broad “Street
Fourth Street
New York City
Donald Salemard
Ventura
California
S. Rateil
Abbey Road
Benton Peerry
Lakewood
Harold Dellefield
Cleveland Street
Charles Stark
Coving Iton
Kentucky
Harvard University
R. L. Rankin
Earl Court
Cambridge
Massachusetts
Fletcher Daniels
Elrria
Clarence Beazell
Fred Sheldon
Kats Hoffman
Edwin Kirby
The
Methodist Church
Warren
John Lyons
North Eaton
Alfred Squire
Whitehead
Bessie Squrre
Ada Smith
Wlm. Hawk
Columbus Street
Mich
al Eastern Heights
Angie Wells
Ved Lewis
Lorain
King Solomon’s Lodge No. 56
Masonic Temple
Bro. I. N. Oakes
Dance Cascade Pavilion Tuesday Sept 25 at 50c per couple
Dance event at Cascade Pavilion on Tuesday September 25 with 50 cents per couple and 25 cents for an extra lady. All welcome.
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Elyrian Eagles
Tues
Dar
Funeral notice for Don W. Barber in Wellington Ohio
The funeral of Bro. Don W. Barber will be held Tuesday at 2 00 p m from the Wadsworth Funeral Parlors Wellington Ohio Services by Wellington Lodge No 127 F and A M This funeral notice is issued by Elyria Council No 86 R and MM and Elyria Commandery No 60 KT
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Council
Elyria Commandery
K. T
Don W. Barber
Wadsworth Funeral
Wellington
Ohio
Wellington Lodge No
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Louis Phiel
Telegraph Road
John Tite
Elm Street
Imr
Mrs. Brooks
Dinner Bridge
John Brooks
Third Street
Fionia Country Club
Sareucday
Brooks
Hemsingers
Alan Smythe
Brown
FL. A. Smythe
Roward Barbour
Henry Ingels
D Perry
Second Church
Second Congregational Church
Wolfe
Pilgrim Commupire Church
Emil Casger
Ruth Pallero
Shirley Ann Mggowin
Shirley Ann McGowin
Wursthoast
Ann
Heginbotham
Williem jXewell
Cass
St. Paul’s Church
Alice Heginbotham
Richard Lepp
Station Road
Ridgeville
Joseph Walz
Grafton
Christian Stolzenburg
Columbus St
Henne Gottlieb
West St
William Grills
East Broad
Frank DeFazio
East River
Geo. Hall
Tempie
Leroy Smith
North Ridgeville
Earl Johnson
Coleridge Road
Hume Gottlieb
Byles Farmer
Adams
Peter Lorenzen
E.i4ard
Victor Nowaczyk
Fairlawn Avenue
Frank Luppino
P Patrick Dohertz
Lodi
Lumber & Coal
S. Clinton Krantz
Seheart
Women of
Eheart Legion
Erine Smith
Moosehhear
Ois
Moossheart
Seharen
Moose Club
Kron
Florence Inger
Emma Kreutzielt
Jessie Raesler
Neliion
Meyrtie Thorisy
Dossall
Margaret Ster
Catherine Flynn
Scrivens
Emily Scriv
Ada Dickens
Eliza Avery
Lillian Teizerox
Julia Wells
Lucie Kras
Millie Faxon
Feagler
Chas. Winkler
Olline Feagler
Charles Winkler
Marie Gimbel
Ethel Wilcox
Harmon Lodge
Noble Grand Association
G. A. R. Hall
Ladies Auxiliary of
Eagles
Eagles Hall
Friendship Club
Nowa Card Club
Paul Weisbrod
East Broad Street
Aié
Ste Bance Club
A. F. F. W. Society
Elmer Haverstick
Lincoln Court
Prihian Sisters
Zinnia Club
Telzeray
Columbus
St. Pauls
H. Clark
Bethel Shrine
FLD
L. Cigh
Wirginia
Garford Avenue
Cian Robertson
United Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid Society
Werriam
Marsell Amar
Jack Lonswax
Avenue
Iings
Wells
Willis
Mystic
Conn
Boston
Washington
G. M. Marsh
Eastern Height Boulevard
Pennsylvania
Joseph N. Marple
Canada
Lenore
Stevick
D. Wade Stevick
Southern Pines
South
Paul Grell
Frescont
C. L. Adams
Gertrude
Helen
Arthur Damm
A. L. Sanders
Youngstown
Bercy Roth
Reat Savings
Elyria Dress Goods Shoppe
Broad Street
William Conrad
W. Bridge St
the Brown Co
Mill Street
Mrs. Vernon Crozier
Cleveland St
Vestal
Fayl Coq
Broad ST
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