Rainbow girls install officers at Lorain assembly event
Society XE hundred and fifty members and friends met the Fellow ball last evening for the open installation of officers of Hi ria Assembly No 13 Order of Rainbow for Girls. The room was decorated in green and white with flowers. Beth Abraherm and others installed. The event featured a seven-member bow, floral tributes, and a dance to Dr Chuck Whitner’s orchestra as Miss Garford received a bouquet and the audience celebrated the new officers and advisory board.
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H#lria Assembly No. 13
Order of Rainbow
Beth Abraherm
Rothert
Mee Drama
Lewis Heidrich
Eastern Star
Robe Hand
Shirler Hestor
Lorain
Moos
Movbe
Garforé
Myrea Smetz
Sete Lyons
Alberta Eddr
Viol Nash
Jean Ponce
Nazey
Geraldine Sandeck
Jane Garford
Hazel Brosbeck
Miss Garford
Hazel Brodbeck
Ralph Williams
Mother Barton
Elsha DeMolais
Pauline Geiger
Katherine Andres
New Sorority Elects Thsia Beta Tau Officers
The newly organized sorority Thsia Beta Tau met at Miss Bettye Roberson's home at 313 Park Place. Officers elected include President Betty Roberson, Secretary Mary Alle McLacelin, and Treasurer Helen Wonro. Prizes awarded to Edith Mocsr and Maryr ies McLaveghlin. Miss Robertson served as corsa. A club action is planned in two weeks at E Buch Fulger on West Br street, with a $45 stake involved.
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Thsia Beta Tau
Bettye Robertser
Park Place
Betty Roberson
Mary Alle
McLacelin
Helen Wonro
Edith Mocsr
Maryries McLaveghlin
Ifeer Robertson
Corsa
E Buch Fulger
Kathryn Grugel Tells Of Coming Marriage
Kathryn Grugel announces forthcoming marriage plans in Gratton Ohio area with family notices and party details. The event is set for a weekend at Mrs. A G Tessare era home and includes guests from Ohio communities.
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Kathryn Grugel
Dinner guests fill center table with cake display
A family dinner celebrated at home with a central cake arrangement. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Ray F On and Robert and Beverly, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Thompson and Dolores Jean, with others joining in the convivial gathering.
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Ray F
Robert
Beverly
Oscar Thompson
Danet
Dolores Jean
Betty Spinks Hosts Pinocchio Night At Marseilles Ave
Betty Spinks hosted a small game night last night at her Marseilles Avenue home with two tables of Pinocchio. Wanda Munz took high score, Marie March earned second prize, and Damyrious Meinke was consoled and won a special award. After luncheon, the club adjourned to October 14 when Mrs Magdelene Wottring of West Avenue will host.
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Betty Spinks
Marseilles Avenue
Wanda Munz
Marie March
Damyrious Meinke
Capt. P. D. Reefy Circle Second Anniversary Banquet
Capt P D Reefy Circle marked its second anniversary with a four course banquet. Members and officers attended as the group highlighted its community service efforts and welcomed new inductees to the circle.
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P. D. Reefy
Beauty Of Bridle Paths Attracts Vany Riders
Beauty of bridle paths drew many riders at a gathering featuring A Hames BR BP Beck N Heilman and a long list of attendees including Elizabeth Kellemen Leroy Schros der Rebecca Ahahazi John Kaka and Grace Almas. A buffet luncheon followed while fall flowers decorated the ruins and out of town guest Anne Raidl was noted.
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Jona
Mesdames
A. Kellemen
M. Vapresan
M. Mika
J. Raez
L. Dane
Julius Vargo
J. Wi
August Koestter
Anne Raidl
Joan Thomas
Anniversary Observation at LF Klub Guests Attend
Committee members planned the anniversary observance for next Monday night at 2 Avenue LF Klub with Mrs. Brian Dague Miss Helene Castle and Miss Margaret Zachman among organizers. One guest, Mrs. Robert Woodward of Cleveland, joined the event where a dessert course and a prettily arranged table with zinnias and eypsophela were noted. Mrs. Paul Mortimer will host the next regular meeting at her Garford Avenue home on October seventh.
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Avenue
LF Klub
Appley
Ware
Brian Dague
Helene Castle
Margaret Zachman
Robert Woodward
Cleveland
Paul Mortimer
Garford Avenue
Club To Announce First Production Cast
Under Frank Seward's direction Playmakers launch their Elyria season with Alden as Nash's three act comedy And Let Who Wiil Be Cleve The title cites Charlies Kings ley's poem A Fare well Work on the play began with Sunday reading and tentative cast, with further voting and finalization planned for upcoming rehearsals at Rialto Theater as the first of five performances this season.
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Frank Seward
Elyria
Alden
Nash
Charlies Kingsley
Akters This
Local Society News Snapshots From Dever Avenue Area
Mrs T J Dimick of Dever Avenue and Mr and Mrs Date Demick with daughter Barbara of Lorain return from a motor trip to Washington DC. Paul Mortimer of Garford 2 is guest of Mrs Rebert Woodward of Cleveland. Dr and Mrs Bert Miller of Chreised arrive Wednesday to be hosts for Mr and Mrs M Ze Dewey Avenue. Robert Blair of 623 Dewer attends a New York event. Clark Metcalf of Pittsfield guest at sister in law’s home. O C Metcalf of Howe Jevee Gress heads to Ohio University. Genev a pend two weeks in Geneva and at hospital for followers’ care. Thursday comics event at Lotus Meurize in Elyria. Gustaves and Bruce visit. Mrs Harien as Dorie Ozer Avenue. Lands ame for the Aged visit. Mr and Mrs Anger and daughter visit Mrs Sima Mourien Akron. Mr and Mrs Cleveland and Mr and Mrs Fran of Dore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Dimick
Dever Avenue
Date Demick
Barbara
Lorain
Atlanmg
Washirster
Paul Mortimer
Garford 2
Rebert Woodward
Cleveland
Bert Miller
Chreised
M. Ze
Dewey Avenue
Robert Blair
Dewer
St. Boznaverture
New York
Belaven
Clark Metealz
Pittsfield
Rand
O. C. Metealz
Howe
Jevee Gress
Ohio University
Gsneski
Geneva
Fhursday Comics
Lotus Meurize Snark
Monkce Rice
Elytie Memorial Er
Walker
England
Szend- Gustaveses Bruce
Harien
Dorie Ozeravae
End Birs
Anger
Sima Mourien
Paul Mourten
Akron
Veland
Ard
Fran
Dore
Lorain County Dental Society Dinner Held at The Gables
Hear Cleveland dentist dinner served to forty four members of Lorain County Dental Society last evening at six thirty at The Gables. Officers include secretary Dr c g of Elyria treasurer Dr R A Phipps of Oberlin. A paper on Oral Surgery was read by Dr J P Kenahag of October mesting Bintherd will likely be held in Lerain.
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Lorain County Dental, Society
the Gables
Lorain
C.g
Elyria
R. A. Phipps
Oberlin
J. P. Kenahag
Lerain
Dubi Dee Club Hosts October Evening Event
Dubi Dee Club entertained guests Laibryn Arnold Emily Reed and others at a November evening gathering. Prize winners included Mrs Snot and Miss Margaret Borie with noon meal served by Rowena Smith of Arch Avenue. Tess Ortober noted as host on October twenty eighth.
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Laibryn Arnold
Ninth
Dubi Dee Club
Idge
Emily Reed
Snot
Missargaret Borie
Noheon
Smaik
Rowena Smith
Arch Avenue
Ortober
Lodge card party and meeting notes reassembled
A local lodge held a reassembly meeting last night with members from other lodges in attendance. Northwest Encampment sponsored a card party in the Odd Fellows Hall Friday evening and invited all branches of the order to participate.
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King Solomon's Lodge
Neid Fis Fing
Sev Tal Ots
Northwest
QO. O. F. Hall
Odd Fellows
Order
Evening Club Meetings And Socials Listed
A cluttered schedule lists Sigme Gamma, Mary-Martha Class, Tri-Fi Club, Lindy Lodge, Rowena Circle, Daughters of Union Veterans, and Alpha Delta Alpha among others meeting at various homes and churches. Events include memorials postponed, birthday gifts, bunco games, and garden blower demonstrations, with gatherings at addresses like 132 Bradston Avenue and 267 Fairlawn Ave.
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Sigme Gamma
Earl Faurer
Bradston Avenue
Mary-Martha
St. Paul's
AL Parsonage
H. Reinhardt
J. Kurtz
Katherine Rodgers
Oberin
Meeting of Mugwumps at Mrs Abbe’s on Dle Avenue
Members gathered last eve for a Mugwumps meeting hosted by Mrs Abbe. Discussions covered past matters and plans, with members voting to appoint two hostesses per steady event. Notable prizes were awarded for high scores to Jean Reid and Mrs Howard Oblsmech er.
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Abbe
Leonard Kuss
Eversit Sehrock
Dle
Jean Reid
Howard Oblsmecher
Robert Vestal, Jr
Meting notices and wedding plans in local church and Lorain area
Ultre Class of the Methodist church meets Thursday at Margate home while Carlisle Community Club gathers Friday at the school with a special event afterward. Miss Marr Urban of Lorain will wed Frank Gusk of Eisra on December 25. Pink and white decor adorns the home and luncheon. The event features Bunce and bridge, with prizes awarded to Mrs F L Smith of Lorain and Agnes Gus F 2. Attendees include Mrs J Rozga of Grafton and Mrs E G Witie of Lorain.
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Methodist Church
Thursda
Margate
Reighi
Park Aven
East Carlisle
Clut
Ise Gusk
Marr Urban
Loraine
Frank Gusk
Eisra
Bunce
Bridge
F. L. Smith
Lorain
Agnes Gus
Buneo
J. Rozgza
Grafton
E. G Witie
Elvria
Meeting Notes At School Auditorium Event Schedule
The first meat eat teacher meeting occurs Wednesday at 7:30 in the school auditorium. This year’s meetings move to evening sessions with a special nursery for younger children. Two business sessions and a refreshment program are planned, with a special program outlined for the event.
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Evenits
Sdnesdar Even
Hospital Admissions List Names Residents and Addresses
Hospital admissions include Leroy Kessler of 1710 Middle Avenue Hubert Bar rett in Crestline Ohio Ziegmund Nagy Jr Wes River Street Mrs Christine Walker 336 16th Street Mrs Maurice Stark 353 Twelfth Street John Henry Hathe RD 1 Mrs Simon D empresa Kell ies 1106 Park Avenue.
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Leroy Kessler
Middle Avenue
Hubert Barrett
Crestline
Ohio
Ziegmund Nagy, Jr
River Street
Christine Walker
16Th Street
Maurice Stark
Twelfth Street
John Henry Hathe
Simon Duius Kellies
Park Avenue
Community notices from Columbia and nearby areas
Local social and church notices report dinner guests in Berea and Carlisle Carlisle events. 4-H groups, PTA plans, booster progress by Acme Grange, and a Beech Saturday meeting are noted along with a farewell speech at a banquet and a chorus of visitors from Oberlin and other areas.
Local Notices and Personal News From Valley City Area
A collection of brief items notes visits, family updates, and occupations around Valley City and nearby towns. Sylvia Ives and son Charles called at Cory Marsh’s home. Cory Marsh died Sunday morning. Roy Churchward builds a new garage near his tenant house. Jennie Van Arsdale rooms for Mrs. Mary Sumter in Berea. Rev Stephensen of Eaton church visited A D Carpenter. he hails from Arkansas. Ernee Welcher and family live in Ror Churchward’s tenant house. Welcher is a window trimmer. Mrs Robert Stephens of Berea spent time with her son Charles and at the Alexander home in LaPorte. Harold Carpenter of Ridgeville visited his parents A D. Veland. Gerald Niece, formerly S Nary, aboard the Steamer Salt Lake City off the West Coast, reports two $5 monthly rifle prize awards this year. last year’s turret prize paid $15 per participant for the ship’s cohort.
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Sylvia Ives
Charles
Cory Marsh
Valley City
Marsh
Columbia
East Rover Road
Elmer Marsh
Roy Churchward
Jennie van Arsdale
Mary Sumter
Berea
Stephensen
Eaton Church
A. D. Carpenter
Arkansas
Ernee Welcher
Cleveland
Welcher
Robert Stephens
Alexander
LaPorte
Watson
Virginia Allen
Parma
Ohio
A. Klass
Ladies Aid Society
Evans
L. A
Harold Carpenter
Ridgevills
A. D Veland
Beech
Gerald Niece
S. Nary
Salt Lake City
Rummage Sale at 592 W Broad
A rummage sale is held at 592 West Broad offering old Liberal Credit Clothing. The sale runs Tuesday and Wednesday from 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. local time. Local residents are invited to browse, with proceeds supporting community activities.
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W. Broad
Liberal Credit
Tod
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Elyria Rainbow Assembly
New Sorority
Elyria Sav
Trust
Crogq
Shosen
Dorr
Pauline
A. G. Tessare
Joan Ed
Paz
Gratton
B.S
Mrz
East Arence
A. Hames
BP. Beck N. Heilman, L. Wagern- Bessie R
Club
Dubi Dee
Lodge
B. B. B. Club
BOR. Clay
W Cook
W. D. Hollman
Sam Gibbons
George Er
Harry Dickens
Bart Hawkins
Dickens, Jr
Arthur Radde
Reéda
Fre
Hes
Jess
Fairlawn Ave
Ance Dan
Cascade
Paul Wainwright
Courtland Street
Charles Stephens
Jennie Osborne
Elizabeth Stephens
Silvia Ives
Ira
Grancdson Horace
CarlisleFisle
Sylvia Brace
Ida Bingham
Ira Ives
William Sesbeld
Audrey Ives
Daly Wilkins
Clavelanderlied
Ernest Maddock
Uni i
Ernest
Abonut
Rever
Mon- Gar
Karetha
Ion
R. W. DeWolff
Meosup
Cenx
Columbia Baptist Church
Sundar
Gerteude
Clark
Schwind
Picetutr
Second Street
Edith Mae
Wit Trade Dry Cleaners
Saddle Ave
Myrtelle
Evelene Ernst
Myrtelle Beauty Shop
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