Society notes on Culture Club and local gatherings
Society notes describe the Culture Club inaugurating its season with a luncheon at Mrs. E. J. Born’s home, with Miss Relph Williams singing and delegates B H Lore and Fred Feilmer reporting on Lakeside Federation sessions. Other items include a bridal table and Duffer supper hosted by Mrs. Virgil Jasper, a Fall party hosted by Miss Joyce Peterman, and Circle No. 1 of St Paul’s meeting with Sunshine gifts and an October 10 reunion at Mrs. Schramm’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Embers OF Culture Club
East Avenue
Relph Williams
Clarence Beazell
Lakeside Federation
B. H. Lore
Fred Feilmer
W. F. Hubbard
J. R. Brown
Woostern
Virgil Jasper
Pasadena Avenue
Alice Robson
Gilbert Ka
S. Club
Ted Cobertson
Lorain
M Sert
Thelma
Doris Jumont
Robson
Halloween Party Plans At Zhonia Clas Meeting
During a regular Zhonia Clas business meeting plans were made for a Hallowe en party on October 17 at the homes of Mrs. Max Markel and Mrs. L E Ryan on Bremont street. A social time followed with late refreshments served by the hostesses. Members were urged to attend Sunday School at the Second Congregational church for Reliy Der on Sunday in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zhonia Clas
Hallowe’er
Max Markel
L. E. Ryan
Bremont Street
Memb
Second Congregational Church
Reliy der. Sundar
Helen Ryan
Notawa Club
Heri
Mary Wman
Katherine McKee
Stearns
Trei
Ryan
Graces Tran
Gladys Williams
Elyrian Weds Amherst Girl Saturday Morning
Fragmented notice reports a marriage between Elyrian and an Amherst girl scheduled for Saturday morning. A clergy figure and attendants are named. additional details appear garbled with references to Dr Broskyr, Lorain High School, and a chiropodist degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyrian
Amherst
Jar Fare
John
Frank & A
Broskyr
Lorain
Axé
College of Chiroweds
Berney Miss Rapuelis
Broszy
Wedding Shower for Dollie Abrehm in Erie Home
Joint hostesses A miscellaneous shower honored Mrs. Dollie Abrehm whose July wedding in Erie Pennsylvania was announced. The event featured bunco and gifts, pink and white decor, late hour refreshments, and guests including Gust Ama toe Jane aA son Anna- Marie Jonason and Ida Abrehm among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Sirest
Rar
Dollie Abrehm
Erie
Pennsylvania
Bunco
Pomeroy
Ray Cuffeam
Gust Amatoe
Jane Aa Son
S Pomsror
Anna- Marie Jonason
Ike
Akbar A
Ida Ahrerim
Preparations for Inspection at Beihei Shrines Session
Florence Smith presided as worthy high priestess during a practice inspection at the Odd Fellows hall on October 22. Hazel Whitaker and Harry Garner acted as candidates for No. 26, with Mrs Ma Worthy Matron leading the organization, and Bethel St hosting the next meeting in Cleve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Smith
Hazel Whitaker
Harry Garner
Shepherds of No
Ma. Worthy
Jerusalem
Weisbrod
Bethel St
Nesday
Occahar
Familion Atrente
Mrs Hansman Hosts Pine Sine Club Luncheon
Mrs Hattie Hansman hosted a Pine Sine Club gathering on Firnare Street with members and guests. Julia Hult won high score awards, Mary Hans Man took second, Nora Gazen received consolation. Hostess served a three course luncheon before adjournment for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Pinesine Cink
M Hattie Hansa
Firnare Street
Julia Hult
Mary Hans Man
Nora Gazen
President Honored by Renor Society and Women’s Group
The article notes a president honored by the Renor Society and a women’s group, with members and guests including Mrs J K Nets and Nellie Wheatler. Beatrice Demirjian and Elizabeth Brown gave accounts, recounting Mary enterprises and a New Wilmington fence project. The next meeting is set for Thursday, October 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renor Therr Mason
J. KR
Nets
Youns Women's Hose Texing
Nellie Wheatler
Eizabdera Brown
Beatrice Demirjian
Ma Scoui
Wilmington
Mrs Stegeman Hosts Evening Needlework Club
Mrs Stegeman hosted a Ladies Needlework gathering at her Wolf Court home last evening with members of the Sen si ela. After a session of needlework, refreshments were served. Mrs Herold Bennec will entertain the club at her home on October 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tio Stegman
Wolf Court
Sénsi Ela
Stegman
Herold Bennec
Will
Tech
Pastry residents meet Bertha Powers event
Report from a local gathering at Mrs Mary Fiedler's Second Street home where Bertha Powers attended with members of Ladies' No 21 Can J Lorain. The event featured fevers, refreshments, and decorations and will continue with a meeting at Bette Old's home on D Street in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Powers Plessantiy
Jon
Hert's Poultry Market Ad Stewing Hens and Chickens
Saturday offers at Hert's Poultry Market corner Second and Chestnut with stewing hens priced 25 and 28 cents per pound and heavy freshees roasting chickens. Phone number 5874 listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hert’s
Circle 4 of Stani's Chirdh Hosts Meet
Mrs. Hunt of Hinkle court hosted Circle 4 of Stani's Church Thursday afternoon as seven members and two guests gathered to plan a chicken supper fundraiser for November. The group adjourned to meet in two weeks at Mrs. Mex Lyrndéon’s Eas River street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zadeth Hunt
Hinklecourt
Circle 4
Stani’s Chirdh
Mex Lyrndéon
Eas
River Street
Local Licenses Report Mixed Ohio Names and Firms
The notice lists licenses for several individuals and firms across Lorain and surrounding towns including Avon Laxe farmer Charles DeChant and Alice Macherz, Sheffield Lake residents Shei la Wushig and Julia Samaras, Lorain factory worker Emi Siltak, and Grafton and Creve area tradesmen. Names appear with varied spellings and some unclear affiliations such as a Creve electrical engineer and Bearice Mathe vita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles DeChant
Avon Laxe Farmer
Alice Macherz
Sheila Wushig
Sheffield Lake Farmer
Julia Samaras
Avou Tier
Bertha M. Ziegler
Lorain
Emi Siltak
Factory Weezer
Anna Demras
Lorain Dettorre
Grafton
Jouningaider
Bearice Mathevita
Gratien
Rober
George Tischier
Creve Electrical
Margaret Boric
Elsria
Members of St Clair Rebekah Lodge Meet for Funeral
Members of St Clair Rebekah Lodge are to assemble at 967 Foster Ave at 2 30 a m Saturday to attend the funeral of Sister Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St.Clair
Rebekah Lodge
Foster Ave
Stewart
Dorcas Class and Church Gatherings Schedule
Calendar notes several church and community events. Dorcas Class of the Church of Christ meets with Mrs. Fred Brunger at 1738 Middle Avenue. A B. A. meeting is planned at Woodman Hall along with related lodge activities. An Encampment sponsors a card party for Odd Fellows. Knights of Columbus hold dancing in Darby. Junior Protected Home Circle hosts a Wiener roast at Cascade Park. East Carlisle Community club also meets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas
Church of Christ
Fred_ Brunger
O’elves
B. A
Woodman Hall
Archwes
Odd Fellows
Order
Knights of Columbus
Cascade Park
East Carlisle
Rehearsals Progress At Rehearsal Scene
Associate Director Madge Murbard announced that the sale of Playmakers subscription tickets passed the fifty mark. Directors plan the first play And See Claver to premiere in about three weeks with outside sponsorship increasing the financial shake up. Director Frank Seward says rehearsals continue on the group premises with a smooth polI rendition aimed for curtain by October 1. The cast has split into co rehearsals with readings without script upcoming and $785 to be placed on action as Seward promises to assemble the complete cast for And next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madge Murbard
Frank Seward
Aiden Nash
Seward
Local Hospital Admissions and Discharges Reported
Hospital admissions include Charles Thames of Suruce Street and Mrs Leroy Brancour of Lodi Street. Discharges list Mrs Sadie Warden and Mrs Paul Horner with notes of newborns and residents from Spencer Ohio and Bellave. Lake Avenue hosts a Women’s Benefit Association open house with 22 members and six guests, a bonfire roast, and indoor games. Emma Zabriel credited with high score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Thames
Suruce Street
Leroy
Brancour
Lodi Street
Sadie Warden
East Wrhst
Paul Horner
Spencer
Ohio
Willard Bran
Bellave
William Barkacs
West River Street
Nina Hitsman
Stop 6
Lake Avenue
Gunesis
Womens Benefit Association
Emma Zabriel
Rochester BRIEFS: Social Ties and Local Visits
Miss Ada Ledyard and Mrs. Abbie Jewett were callers at the Ben Bacon home in Birmingham. Dinner guests included Beatrice Barber Penfield Addie Barber Wellington Else Porter Twinsburg Florence Davidson and daughter Lil Han. Glord Handley and daughter Elyria with Merrie Parker’s family hosted Sunday dinner. Arthur Jawett visit followed. Delbert Switzer’s visitors were L. C. Pratt and Findley. Maurice Orville Switzer with a guest, George Seboard, and Lor Easter party from Akron spent a day with Cleo Crittenden’s family. Charlie Black hosted his mother-in-law Mrs. Mourton sister Daisy Mourton and brothers Andrew and Edward Meerran of Oberlin. Nellie Stebbins is improving but suffers from a foot injury. Mr. and Mrs. Ford and mother visited briefly. Miss Eleanor Ketcham of New London visiting grandparents W. E. Crandall. Crandall home hosted Carl Ketcham and Clara New London. Wilbur Newcomb and Eta were afternoon callers. Relatives attended Baird funeral in Elisha. Mrs. Harold Murray and daughter returned to Wellington. sister Jane Sugaski joins them. Ashlie and Dell Rs Mrs. Beck and Mrs. Richards attended a Center homecoming. Frank Clifford home visit by Daisy and Libedicz. Amelia Ciesimur visiting Ambris. Earle Bradford trip to Africa. L. A. Bradford at Wooster fair with purebred sheep. John Bezille in Conn. after vacation with mother Aletha Beattie. Bake Sale Saturday Second Congo Church Gas Office. Rummage Sale 592 Broad Susanna Wesler Class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Ledyard
Abbie Jewett
Ben Bacon
Birmingham
Elia Taxlor
Beatrice Barber
Penfield
Addie Barber
Wellington
Else Porter
Twinsburg
Florence Davidson
Lil Han
Glord Handley
Elyria
Merrie Parker
Arthur Jawett
Delbert Switzer
Chariie Black
Mrs. Black
Frank Mourton
Daisy
Hazel Mourton
Andrew
Edward Meerran
Obertn
Nellie Stebbins
Fromolk
Cleo Jacobs
Ford
Moth
Eleanor Ketcham
New London
W. E. Crandall
Sundar Diveer Suesis
Crandall
Carl Ketcham
Clara
Wilbur Newcomb
Siersan
Mr. Idson
Baird
Eisha
Harold Murray
Jine Sugaski
Asrilie
Dell
Beck
Richards
Center
Frank Clifford
Libledicz
Ciesimur
Amh
M Eerl Bradford
Africa
L. A. Bradford
Wooster Fair
John Bezille Isi Conn
Aletha Beattie
Weekend Visits Highlight Elyria News Notes
Miss Mary Beattie teaches in the Elyria boys academy and spent the weekend at her home here. Mary McConnell returned Sunday from a lake outing with friends. Mrs Ethel Harver and sons of New London visited relatives here. Habert spent the day with friend Charles Conkifs. Viola Snyder visited Alma Jewert. Alary Crittenden of Nova is visiting her son’s family for a few days, arriving Saturday. EL ALGS enjoys a fishing trip with Gardner Feeley of Elyria. Dale Winfield drives the school bus for her. Mrs Andrew Rickett Nova visits Cartos Snyders and goes to her son’s home. Ira Pickeze and family Nova also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Beattie
Elyria
Mary McConnell
Ethel Harver
EL Algs
Gardner Feeley
Chigan
Dale Winfield
Air mileage drop on United Air route cuts rail gap
New York report notes that shifting the You ses on United Air route reduces San Francisco to New York travel by 533 miles less than rail mileage, trimming the overall trip by 33 miles and narrowing the distance to Liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United Airy
San Francisco
S of Liberty
Governor Bridges Encounters Brief Delays in Concord
In Concord New Hampshire Governor Bridges experienced a short delay while crossing a street. The incident, lasting about one hour, occurred during routine duties and did not result in harm or disruption to officials or the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N. H
Bridges
Bicycle Ridden 40 Years by Steady Rider in All Weathers
A longtime cyclist continues riding despite weather, enduring harsh conditions and challenges. The fragment hints at dedication, weather, and a humorous or cryptic aside about motivation. No clear dates, names, or organizations are recoverable from the unreadable text.
Unsuspected beauty and truth in pictures and faith
A compact reflection on how good images reveal beauty and truth, while the religious spirit shines through in social life and civilization.
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Bond
Hallowe’en Perty
Ovz
Sunshine Gift Exchange
Kate Rheinhardt
Hallowe'en
Cad Futt
D. L. Wilder
Central Book Store
WLW
C. A. Ds Avuaceimen
Mrs. Hansman
Acme
Mary Boland
Mrs. Stegeman
Suh Deks
Bette Old
Darinz
D Street
Pythian Sisters
Baz
Charles Hard
Desison Avenue
Paul Wharton
Detroit
Michigan
Leroy Krugman
State Street
Elyrg Memorial Hospital
Joe Karsztowicz
Cleveland
Clarence Reising
Foster Avenue
Caries Norrington
River Court Art
Elyria Memorial
Agnes Halderman
Middletown
Mike Clarkson
Edith Hill
Canny Sherman Circle
G. A
Carl Wopin
Ctra
J. C. Welsh
Welsh
Bauer
Beaumont
Sr. Acres Parent Teacher Association
Jozs
Methodist Church
Beverly
Grace
Donna
Jibbe Henke
Mission Homes
Ras Makonen
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Ethiiopia
tAcme
Cascade
Just
Marcel Permanents
Brookhouser
Middle Avenue
Stage Arts Studio
TLO Middle Ave
Rochester
Second Congo Church
Susanna Wesler
Andrew Rickett
Nova
Cartos Snyders
Shew
Ira Pickeze
Famfir
Is Ana
Ruth
Lake Ave
Anna Cook
Chronicle
Telegram
Monterey
Court St
Kay Pfaff
Birkline’s
Second St
Vestal’s
Vestal
Vestals
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