North weet Encampment meets with reports and plans
The regular North weet Encampment No. 184 met in 1. C. C. F. Hall with all officers present. Reports covered the Lorain County corsa roast held Sept. 10 at Oberlin home of William Gerber. Upcoming visits to Olmsted Falls discussed. next meeting set for Oct. 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northweet
1. C. C. F. Hall
Morris Kirk
R. K. Hastings
Lorain County
William Gerber
Oberlin
L. J. Blake
F. H. Albeit
P. C. McKenzie
Prief
Wellington
Olmsted Falls
Community Dinner and Church Notes Share Local Events
Twenty eight Sons and Daughters of Liberty members and friends enjoyed a tureen dinner at 420 Second Street with a card party featuring pedro and bunco. Prizes went to Julia Huff, Jay Dugan, Hattie Copas, and D. Huffman, with bunco prizes to Mrs. Fryberger and Minnie Gard. The group will meet again in three weeks. At 9:39 A.M. the Bible School at First Baptist opens for all but intermediates at East Avenue Building, with attendance recently the highest in eight years. The superintendent urges full class participation. Morning worship at 10:45 will feature Dr. Neighbour as speaker on Shall We Continue in Sin, with music by Professor Holder including a full program of preludes and anthems. Evening service at 7:30 includes special choir music and the hymn God Is a Spirit, with organ numbers and the sermon Heavenly Visions. EMMAXTEL LUTHERAN CHURCH NOTES report Rev. Miley preaching at 10:45 with a music program and offertory solo Calgary by Armley. Sunday school starts at 9:45 with Herbert Kaatz leading worship and Rev. Miley teaching the Men’s Class. Visitors welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Second Street
Pedro
Bunco
Podro
Julia Huff
Jay Dugan
Hattie Copas
D. Huffman
Fryberger
Minnie Gard
Bible School of the
First Baptist Church
East Avenue
R. E. Neighbour
Holder
Zoeller
Offertorr
Forbes
Reiff
Elesa the Lord
Holton
C. C. Neiffer
L. A
F. A. Yost
God
Bennett
Bossi
Neighbour
Emmaxtel Lutheran Church
Dwight L. Miley
First Lutheran Church
Galion
Ohio
Nevin
L’amorosa
Lord My Pasture
Henri Henry
Cassie Richards
Calgary
Armley
Herbert Kaatz
Miley
Alpha Class of Baptist Church Elects New Officers
A business session of the Alpha class of the First Baptist Church at Church House East Avenue elected new officers after appointing a temporary chairman in the absent president's stead. Ruth Obitts Wallace was named president with Dorothy Cunningham as vice president Gladys McGullough as secretary Margaret Hancock treasurer and Karen Nielsen assisting treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Church House
East Avenue
Ruth Obitts Wallace
Dorothy Cunningham
Gladys McGullough
Margaret Hancock
Karen Nielsen
Dinner Precedes W. R. C. Meeting In Local Notice
A twelve o'clock dinner by the south central division preceded the Women’s Relief Corps business session. Lucille Warner chaired at two. Nettie Myers received a twenty five year pin. Frances Holcomb gave the corps history. Lorena Handehy of Edison Ohio spoke. plans were made for the 12th district convention at Wellington. About 26 members planned bus transport and a memorial service was set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Relief Corps
Busines
Lucille Warner
Jeanette Arnold
Florence Holcomb
Womens Relief Corps
Nettie Myers
Corps
Mrs. Clarence Adams Hosts W C T U Meeting
Mrs. Clarence Adams will entertain the W C T U at her home at the corner of Third and Middle Avenue Tuesday afternoon at two fifteen. A interesting program is being prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Adams
Third and
Middle Avenue
Community clubs and groups schedule update
Monday events include Knights of Columbus in the K of Hall and the Sunday School Board meeting at St Pauls Church. Epsilon Sigma Sorority and Dubl Dee Club feature Kathryn Arnold at 235 East Ninth street. N A Q Club hosts Mrs Rus sell Bennett on Chase street. Women’s Golf Association holds a costume party at Elyria Country Club. King Solomon’s Lodge to be addressed by Major D Ferguson. Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
K.of Hall
St. Paul's Church
Epsilon Sigma Sorority
Kathryn Arnold
East Ninth Street
N. A
Russell Bennett
Chase Street
Elyria Country Club
King Solomon's Lodge
D. Ferguson
President Hewitt to Open Elyria Bible Class at Rivoli
President James A Hewitt will start the Elyria Men s Bible Class in the Rivoli Theatre Broad street at 9 30 tomorrow morning Leader of song Paul Wainwright Clare Short will accompany on piano A Brass Quartet from Amherst Ohio will provide instrumental numbers Betty Wainwright from Indiana impressed last Sunday and agreed to return Bible Lesson by William Fowler the class teacher from the thirteenth chapter of Matthew Reception Committee report due 2 20 A M
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Hewitt
Elyria Men's
Rivoli Theatre
Broad Street
Paul Wainwright
Clare Short
Amherst
Ohio
Betty Wainwright
Indiana
Wm. Fowler
Sunday church events and gatherings at First Methodist
Sunday evening 7 50 at First Methodist church Dr Ralph Ward missionary to China will address the congregation. Dr E J Bond preaches 10 45. Bible School 3 30. Promotion Day observed. Epworth League led by Kenneth Barclay. Moses Honored in His Death lesson from Deuteronomy. Tomorrow Promotion Day. pastor speaks 10 45 on The Essentials of a Strong Spiritual Life third sermon in Strengthening the Spiritual Life series. Wednesday 7 30 first monthly concert of prayer for missions on Work Among Our People in the Southern Mountains. Visitation of the congregation tomorrow afternoon. families asked to receive visitors. Rally Day next Sabbath October 2 and fall communion October 9. High School B Y P Y opening meeting tomorrow 6 30 P M in Sunday School room led by Mr and Mrs F A Yost. L A Obitr s to give devotional from Jonah. all high school age youth invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Ralph Ward
World Service Commission
The
Methodist Church
China
Ward
Novemer
E. J. Bond
Kenneth Barclay
Epworth League
Moses
Women's Missionary Society
Entity
B. Y
First Baptist Church
F. A. Yost
L.A
Surprise Party Honors Mrs Newmier by St Pauls Circle No 4
A surprise party for Mrs W A Newmier was staged at Mrs K F Roeseman’s Huron Street home with seventeen Circle No 4 members present. After dinner, games of Hearts and refreshments followed as gifts of linens were presented by Mrs Roeseman. The Newmiers, former Ninth Street residents, plan to move to Bowling Green Ohio and will spend next week in Ashland before settling in their new home. J O G Club Ends Outdoor Meetings at Miss Besse Yungman’s home with a hike and a hamburg and marshmallow roast. They will resume indoor sessions on October twentieth hosted by Miss Carrie Snoble and Mr Merton Elliott, with guests Mr and Mrs J Corpening of Akron, Ohio returning home today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission Study Club
First Congregational Church
H. NM. Metcalf
Minerva Seton
Hattie Saunders
Harry Chrysler
George C. Martin
Marian Bassett
Ruth Gates
Vivian Hackett
Barbara Hilberg
Robert FE. Brown
Oberlin
Arthur Boynton
Winnetka
Illnois
Carrie Widener
Medina
B. Palmer
Bradentown
Florida
W A. Newmier
Circle No. 4
St. Pauls Church
K. F. Roeseman
Huron Street
Otis Holton
Martin Schuster
Roeseman
Newmier
J. O. G. Club
J.O. G. Club
Besse Yungman
West Street
LaVerne Bowers
Carrie Snoble
Waverly Street
Hebron Association Of Baptist Churches To Meet
The Hebron Association of Independent Baptist churches will hold its fourth annual meeting at First Baptist Church in New London Ohio on Tuesday and Wednesday September 27 and 28 Large delegations are expected from member churches across the locality The program includes worship sermons by Rev Wm Overstreet Rev John A Waugaman Rev F C Imhof and others with sessions Tuesday afternoon and evening and Wednesday sessions including officer elections and missions talks Also announced are Sunday services at St Andrew's Church with Holy Communion at 7 30 AM and a baptism at 4 30 PM plus notes on the Widening Circle meeting at the Baptist Church Home yesterday with 30 members and 6 guests present
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebron Association of Independent Baptist Churches
First Baptist Church
New London
Ohio
Frank Upton
G. L. Kettenring
G. E. Wilson
la Grange
John A. Waugaman
Trinity
Baptist Church
J. R. Brown
R. H. Harrison
W. Miller
A. O. Hales
St. Peter's Church
Ridgeville
John N. Rhein
Francis Diederich
Akron
Raymond Kaphe
Geneva
Roman Bacher
Lisbon
Formal wedding and church notices in Ohio paper
Strict wedding plans mark the marriage of Miss Virginia Hargon of Pittsburgh to Thomas Bivin at Bellefield Presbyterian in Pittsburgh with a bachelor’s club presence and a best man. Church devotion events at St Peter's Ridgeville and mass schedules listed, plus social gatherings for Miss Virginia Wellington and Worth Fauver's engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Hargon
Pittsburgh
Thomas Bixin
Bellefield Presbyterian Church
Bachelor’s Club
Bivin
Eisria
Herd Barton
Elsrians
Lloyd Barton
Church of Christ Sunday Services and W C A Activities
Church of Christ at Second and Chapel hosts 7:30 evening service with a sermon by Mr. Fowler and a music program by the quartet. Morning 10:30 service features more singing and a sermon on the text. Promotions Day at Bible School 9:30 with special program. Afternoon Gospel Team outreach planned. W C A reports weekend activities for children including tap classes and swimming at Y M C A pool with Mary Glauner visiting Grace Court.
Marriage License Applications List and Revival Services
A column lists several marriage license applications with full names ages occupations and locations including Jess Cassidy 21 farmer Amherst and Bonniebell Crum 1 Lorain. Rev. Roger Nicholas Kocur 29 machinist Lorain and Kathryn Bobrowsky 28 Lorain. Edward Radase 23 steelworker Lorain and Theresa Borinski 20 Lorain. Russell Reisinger 22 laborer Avon Village and Marjorie Chester 18 Avon Village. Rev. Hill. Harry Allyn Butts 24 chauffeur Cleveland and Kathryn Hamlein 34 Elyria Methodist minister. Joseph W. Handeshaugh 21 salesman Willoughby and Josephine Menz 23 Amherst. Revival services continued under Church of Nazarene at the tent corner of Onjo street and Gulf road with evangelist Rev. Dwight Bolce. schedule lists Sunday school 2:00 preaching 3:00 and evening service 7:30 with 3:30 children’s services daily. evangelistic services start 7:30 most evenings except Saturday. Eleanor Goldstein leaves Sunday for Smith College Northampton Mass for sophomore year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Cassidy
Farmer
Amherst
Bonniebell Crum
Lorain
Roger
Nicholas Kocur
Kathryn Bobrowsky
Pauly
Edward Radase
Theresa Borinski
Russell Reisinger
Avon Village
Marjorie Chester
Hill
Harry Allyn Butts
Cleveland
Kathryn Hamlein
Elyria
Joseph W. Handeshaugh
Willoughby
Josephine Menz
James Leischen
Church of Nazarene
Onjo Street
Gulf Road
Dwight Bolce
Local residents and visitors listed for society notices
Mr and Mrs Broda Barnes of Chicago are staying at the Webster home on Washington avenue. Miss Patsy Schorndorfer has gone to Nashville to study at Ward Belmont. Mr and Mrs Karl Roeseman will be Sunday guests in Ashland. Adam Adcock will leave for Tennessee for evangelistic meetings. E Gillis leaves for New York City and Boston to visit. Dick Wentz returns to Pittsburgh for Carnegie Tech. Dorothy Wilcox leaves for New York on a buying trip. E J Fishly and daughter will spend the weekend with Edith Anspacher. Mrs Joseph Stife is expected home after Hartford. Miss Virginia Wellington is visiting the Faure rs. Tom Anspacher is spending the weekend with his mother. David C Pellets enro lls at Butler University in Indianapolis. Rev H A Sayles to preach in Galion and Dwight Miley to preach here. Mr and Mrs Charles B Gard Ford spend the weekend in Palmyra. Katherine Fulton spending vacation in southern Ohio. Lorena Handehy visiting in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broda Barnes
Chicago
Dil
Webster Home
Washington Avenue
Patsy Schorndorfer
Gulf Road
Nashville
Tennessee
Ward-Belmont School
Karl Roeseman
Huron Street
E. Gillis
New York City
Lewis Mercantile Company
Gills
Boston
Dick Wentz
E. H. Wentz
Columbue Streat i
Pittsburgh
Carnegie Tech
Dorothy Wilcox
Lewis Mercantile Co
E. J. Fishly
Shaker Heights
Ohio
Edith Anspacher
West Avenue
Joseph Stife
East Avenue
Hartford
Connecticut
Virginia Wellington
Canton
L. B. Faurer
Tom Anspacher
Buffalo
New York
David C. Pellet
Butler University
Tundianapolis
Pellett
College of Liberal Arts
H. A. Sayles
First Lutheran
Galion
Dwight Miley
Charles B. Garford
Oxford Avenue
Palmyra
Michigan
Katherine Fulton
Lorena Handehy
Eilison
Elyria
Prominent Toledo guests robbed in bridge party hold up
Twelve socially prominent guests at a Blodgett apartment bridge party were robbed by two youths who entered from a rear porch and escaped with 100 dollars and jewelry worth thousands. A wrist watch was taken from Mrs Emma Gardner. Police pursued but abandoned chase after two miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Henry Blogett
Blodgett
Marjory Acklin
W. CG. Acklin
Acklin Stamping Company
Norman O'Brien
Harlem Comes to Paris Night Club Opens by Frisco
Harlem has become established in Paris with Frisco opening a new Harlem club named Paris Harlem. The venue aims to evoke the New York Cotton Club, featuring an all black orchestra delivering snappy music for fashionable habitues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlem
Paris
Beecome
Frisco
New York Cotton Club
Pretty Divorcee Shot To Death In Akron
Mrs Edna Stewart a 37 year old divorcee and deputy clerk of Juvenile Court was shot outside her home in Cuyahoga Falls. A Cleveland man, said to be her former escort, was questioned by the coroner and detectives sought a former associate angered by her refusal to see him. Stewart had three children, two asleep inside, and her mother 74 also in the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Edna Stewart
Juveniie Court
Cuyahogs Falls
M. B. Crafts
Stewart
Amanda Ruckel
St Peter's Episcopal Church Notes 116th Anniversary
In Ashtabula Ohio on September 24 the 116 year old St Peter's Episcopal Church marked its anniversary with rector Rev John E Garharrt calling for fitting observance. The congregation traces its founding to a small group of Episcopalians arriving in 1511 and 1512 from New England. In Columbus Ohio on September 24 a spectacular fire swept through the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashtabula
St Peter’s Episcopal Church
John E. Garharrt
New England
Mixed dancing tonight at Cascade
Local social dance event features Red Holmes Orchestra with a skilled caller guiding the evening. Cascade venue invites dancers to enjoy lively tunes and clear instruction for all levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade
Red Holmes Orch
Blaze at Darby Club cottages causes $10000 damage
A fire near Shadeville at the Darby Hunting and Fishing Club destroyed 10 small cottages late Friday after an oil lamp exploded and started the blaze. No further details on injuries were provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darby Hunting and Fishing Club
Shadeville
Dance Night Lineup at Nuhns Barn and Local Orchestras
A mixed dance tonight at Nuhn's Barn features Kistner's Orchestra for the evening. Sunday night presents Red Holmes' Orchestra providing the next live music event in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuhn
Kistner
Red Holmes
Personal Reflections From a Neon Sign Man
A weary veteran of advertising recounts his career in neon signs and copywriting. He recalls highs before 1929, doubts about fame, and a stance against being a forgotten man. He explains his role with the U P S side and his plan to inspire relief from personal depression. POOR OLD ITM.
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W. Encampmert Mears
Dorcas
H. R. Wright
Church of Christ
Denison Avenue
J. H. Forman
Harry Wells
Mesdames Wright
King
Drusendahl
Ray
Hockadon
Eckenroad
Alexander
Sam Davis
Blue and Gold Club
Harrison Street
Bunco Club
Ada Allen
Fred Beckwith
Pete Dirlam
Anna Hada- Way
Beckwith
Bell Avenue
Ridgeville Church
North Ridgeville Congregational Church
Young
Fred Carlson
Illinois
Miles
Bassett and
Fainly
Park Avenue
Gov. Mill and Broad
Over Bell Clothing Co
RE. FE. Neighbour
Alpha Class OF
United Presbyterian Church Services
Honghs
Mrs. Newmier
Merton Elliott
J. ¥. Corpening
Corpening
Hebron
Association of Baptist Churches
Geo. Bates
W. H. Schweinfurth
Camden
Geo. A. Bates
Spencer
Trinity Lorain
C. C. Keller
Drake
Rocky River
Quartette
Hazel Opper
Ceylon-India
G. A. Bates
C. E. Bacon
ST. Andrew's Church
Atwood
Widening Circle
Roberta Paga
Bond Street
Fred Heilman
16Th Street
Clayton Ward
Harold Thompson
Besbe Court
Marjorie Damm
Dennison Avenue
Sarah Nichols
Columbus St
Ethel Inskeep
Fufth Street
Bivin-Harmon
T. B. Fauver
Son
Worth Fauver
L. B. Fauver
Fauver
Miss Wellington
United States Army
Hell
Second
Chapel Streets
Norrow
Fowler
Hatton
Jesus
William John
Hawley
Sweeney
Baird c
Mr. Wainwright
Roberts
Longwood
Béarnby
Ona
Sancrug
Gounod
Bible School
Maxine Poole
Dorothy Barton
Christian Endeavor Society
Tiaine Cole
Mary Fox
Kenneth ‘Young
W. C
Health Education Department
Marian Stetson
Health Education Secretary
Y. W. GC
Mary Glauner
Baldwin Wallace College
Berea
Grace Court
Eleanor Goldstein
Max Goldstein
Smith College
Northampton
Mass
Middle Ave
Masonic Temple
Vermilion On-The-Lake
Ted Metzger
Campus Owls
Elyria Savings Trust
Columbus, CO
Lima
Joseph Guagenti
Allen County
Gaungenti
Columbus, O
Mary Hayes
Tom Havlik
Mentor-on-the-Lake
Marion
Jon Cafaguo
Delaware
Frank Vigelo
Cafegno
Cafagno
Gifta
the Johnston Gift Shop
MAX
Cedar and
Broad - Phone
Paradise
By Jim Armitage
Roosevelt
Light Company
Voice of the People
J. B. Johnson
A. B. Taylor
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