Community Calendar of Elyria Church and Club Events
A dense Monday night schedule lists numerous meetings across Elyria groups including 2nd Congregational Sunday School Council at 7 30, Grace Lutheran building committee at 7, and council at 7 30. Also notes open installations, lectures by Dr Binkley, and various club gatherings at Y M C A, British Empire Hall, and local homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
2Nd Congregational
Grace Lutheran Church
Grace Lutheran Church Council
Little Sorority
Frank Alter
Oberlin
Elyria Assembly Order of Rainbow
Sonny Side
Iss Mice Ahk
Alice Hinderer
Longford Avenue
Mothers
Suni Club
Binkley
Cleveland City Hospital
Y. W. CG
Pythian Sisters
British Empire Hall
Reefy Circle
G. A. RR
Woodman Hall
Business Women's Bible
1St Baptist Church
Townsend Club
King Solomon’s Lodge
Knights of Columbus
George Link
Marney's
Middle Avenue
Licenses Granted To Several Lorain County Residents
Licenses issued to Alson B. George a 33 year old Cleveland electrical engineer. Mary Elizabeth Bock 28 a Lorain teacher. Herman Krueger 21 North Ridgeville mechanic. Helen Hazel Hall 21 Ridgeville. Paul Vakeries 206 Lorain steel worker. Margaret Dobos 20 Lorain. Frank Schaefer 25 Elyria lathe operator. Margaret Tomr 18 Elyria. David Crawford Cleveland salesman. Mildred Elizabeth Metzger 25 Lorain. Welz 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alson B. George
Cleveland
Mary Elizabeth Bock
Lorain
Herman Krueger
North Ridgeville
Helen Hazel Hall
Ridgeville
Paul Vakeries
Margaret Dobos
Frank Schaefer
Elyria
Margaret Tomr
West River Street
David Crawford Cleveland
Mildred
Elizabeth Metzger
Welz
Community group meetings and events in Medina area
GillNand hosts wiener roast at Avis Hastings home while Zeta Upsilon and Friendly Twelve hold gatherings. Church groups and clubs meet across Medina with prayers, choirs, luncheons, quilting, study circles, and civic sessions at St. John's, Grace Lutheran, United Presbyterian, Congregational, and other venues. County WCTU, Daughters of American Revolution, Eastern Star, and other societies announce sessions and special activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GillNand
Avis Hastings
Grafton Road
Zeta Upsilon
Friendly
Christine Derek
Juna Hall
West Bridge Street
Grace Lutheran
Pat
United Presbyterian Church
Catholic Study Club
Harold Robinson
2Nd Street
Daughters of American Revolution
T. J. Weldner
Medina
Hiawatha Club
Babe Reed
Samuel Street
Paat Presidents Association
Sons of Union Veterans
Order of Eastern Star
Royal Neighbors of America
Protected Home Circle
Sunshine Club
Maude Barr
North Oliva Street
Circle 5
First Methodist Church
Harley Wibber
Notta Card Club
Paul Weisbrod
Fourth Street
Civics and Political Science Department
Woman’s Club
Baptist East Avenue House
Birds counted within twenty miles of St Pauls Cathedral reach 171 species
A year long survey within a twenty mile radius of St Pauls Cathedral in London recorded 171 wild bird species. The report notes travelers and tramps in England increasingly use bicycles during their wanders as a cheap means of mobility.
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St. Paul's Cathedral
London
Children’s Plays By Adult Actors In Elyria Theatres
Elyria Education Association sponsors a series of children plays by Clare Tree Major Theatre of New York with four adult acting companies. Hansel and Gretel opens October 18 with Little Men January 3 and Day Day Longtegs April 18 in the High School auditorium at four. Season tickets range 75 cents to a dollar fifty with 30 to 60 cent singles. A parent selling ten tickets receives a free dollar ticket. Funds support pupils unable to pay full price and sponsor tickets are five dollars patrons one dollar. Miss Vanda Hubbard chairs with Ebba Fosselius Ima Strait and Alice McCracken assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Education Association
Elyria
Clare Tree Major Children's ‘Theatre of
New York
United States
Milwaukee
Hansel and Gretel
Daday Longtegs
The
Education Association
Vanda Hubbard
Ebba Fosselius
Ima Strait
Alice McCracken
Informal Reception Marks 87th Birthday
Mrs. Carrie Scheffler of Amherst hosts an informal open house from two to eight today at 329 Louisiana Avenue celebrating her 87th birthday. Born in East Prussia and married there, she arrived in 1884 with her husband and three children, settling in Amherst. She has lived at 447 North Main Street for 45 years and has 10 children, 14 grandchildren, and six great grandchildren. Her husband died five years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Scheffler
Amherst
A. Heginbotham
Louisiana Avenue
Schefflers
East Prussia
Germany
Scheffler
North Main Street
John Heginbotham
Charles Scheffler
Youngstown
Jimmie John Heginbotham
Gilbert Heginbotham
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
A. J. Pittman
Alien
Helen Bramwell Leads Church Endeavor Meeting
Twenty five members gathered at the Church of Christ last night for a Christian Endeavor session led by Helen Bramwell. The topic was Following the Practises of Christ with a Bible reading from John 8 1 11. The group discussed practises of Jesus and invited suggestions for future meetings. Bob Chapman to lead next Sunday evening session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Christian Endeavor
Helen Bramwell
Christ
Jesus
C. E
Bob Chapman
Birthday Surprise for Mrs Frank Hopkins on Abbe Road
Relatives and friends helped Mrs. Frank Hopkins celebrate her birthday Sunday night on Abbe road. A tureen supper was served at six followed by bingo and games. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Fred Gehrke of Berea, Mr and Mrs Lee King and son of Cleveland, Mrs Thomas Drage, Mr and Mrs Clarence Victor and children of Cleveland, Mrs Theodore Hopkins and children, Otis Sayles, Mrs Martha Sayles, Mr and Mrs Hiram Hopkins, Frank Hopkins, and the guest of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hopkins
Abbe Road
Fred Gehrke
Berea
Lee King
Cleveland
Thomas Drage
Clarence Victor
Theodore Hopkins
Otis Sayles
Martha Sayles
Hiram Hopkins
Gueat
Two Boys Are Honored On Shared Birthday
Mrs P B Stock hosted a party at 330 Ninth Street Friday evening for Phil Stock and Jack Worthington both twelve. Bunco games and high score prize went to Carl Koepp while Jack Abbe took consolation. twelve guests enjoyed cake and ice cream with a twelve candle cake. Also noted is an upcoming Medina Association women event at Pilgrim Community church with tureen luncheon, missionary speaker, and special music led by Mrs G L Cuddebach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran Aid Society
Woodworth
J. H. Pope
St. John’s Church Aid Society
WLC
Carlisle
W. T. McGuire
LeGrange Road
St. Paul’s Circle
H. Gillmore
Bell Avenue
Methodist Church
Townsend Club
Middle Avenue
St. Paul's Circle 4
Ralph Double
Harwood Street
St. Andrew's Church
Lorain Co
St. John’s School
Sparks
Erie Street
Pilgrim Community Church
Cuddebath
Lorain
Women's Division of
Congregational Churches
Medina
Ruth Keith
West Stret
Esther Smith
LaPorte Church
Phil Stock
Jack Worthington
P. B. Stock
Ninth Street
Bunco
Carl Koepp
Jack Abbe
Medina Association of Congregational Churches
Woman's Association of Pilgrim Community Church
G. L. Cuddebach
The
Medina Association
Deputies Return Stolen Car Before Loss Is Discovered
Sheriff William F. Grall's department recovered a 1932 DeSoto coupe stolen from Spitzer Motor Company in Grafton. Deputies Paonesan and Judge found the car near Indian Hollow road after a call from Phelan Bruce and notified owner Stewart Spitzer while the showroom doors were found open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Grall
Spitzer Motor Company
Grafton
Phelan Bruce
Indian Hollow Road
Samuel Paonesan
John Judge
Free Italian and Spanish classes offered by WPA program
Interested individuals may register today at Elyria Library or the Y M C A for Italian and Spanish instruction under the WPA education program announced by Dominic DeFazio. Italian class meets at the Y M C A on Mondays and Wednesdays at 8 30 p m for one hour while Spanish class convenes at the Library at 7 30 p m the same evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WPA
Elyria
Dominic DeFazio
Women’s Civic Club hosts Rochester gathering and notes
Mrs. Emma Smith hosted the Women’s Civic Club with Mrs. Sa die¢ Smith assisting. Seventeen members and four visitors attended a covered dish dinner, with roll call sharing favorite recipes. Mrs. Minnie Hileman spoke on Rochester township’s early history and a reading by Mrs. Lula Setterfield. One new member joined. next meeting set with Mrs. Kit Carvey in New London on Oct 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Smith
Sadie¢ Smith
Cleveland
Women’s Civic Club
Minnie Hileman
Rochester Township
Lula Setterfield
Kit Carvey
New London
Hebron Association Holds Two Day LaGrange Session
Members of the Hebron Association Baptist churches will attend a two day session in LaGrange next Tuesday and Wednesday. Wednesday afternoon features missions. Joseph McCabe, a returned African missionary, will speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebron
A Blank Mind and the mind’s memory
In this health column Claud North Chrisman discusses the common experience of sudden mental blankness. He argues that the ability to think clearly relies on the nervous system and memory across the body, noting that sense memories recall past times through touch taste and especially smell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claud North Chrisman
M.D
Why Minds Go Blank Amid Mental Fatigue and Rest
A nurselike voice explains why the mind goes dim and how to recover. It cites causes such as fatigue, monotony, and overtaxed organs, and rejects quick fixes like coffee or aspirin. Rest, change of occupation, and light relaxation are advised to restore natural mental flow.
Principal Speaker At Local Church Event Years Ago
Mr. MMcCabe delivered a principal speech at the local church several years ago, reinforcing community values and addressing parishioners during a past gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Mmccabe
Stankard Leaves To Preside At Police Chief Convention
Police Chief E. J. Stankard heads to Cincinnati to preside at the annual convention of the Ohio Police Chiefs Association. Captain C. E. Southam will lead the department during the chief's absence as he is away until Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stankard
E. J. Stankard
Ohio Police Chie
Tel
Elyman Awarded Coveted Medal In State Dahlia Show
C. W. Foster of 162 Bellefield avenue received the American Dahlia Society medal for the largest and most perfect dahlia at the Dahlia Society of Ohio show in Cleveland. The reddish purple bloom measured thirteen and three quarters inches across and nine inches deep. At the Akron show the prior week he displayed a large yellow dahlia named the largest and most perfect bloom in the amateur section and won a silver cup for sweepstakes. Foster’s hobby is growing large dahlias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Foster
Bellefield Avenue
American Dahlia Society
Dahlia Society of Ohio
Cleveland
Akron
La Grange School News Details Library and Staff Appointments
La Grange announces library assistants under Miss Bomgardner including Lola Conkifs Eva Camp Selam Naylor Louise Schoenberger Leo lyn Wilcox Bob Kelner Amelia Rodak Marian Godridge and Harry Butler. Office assistants listed along with shop foreman and student helpers. Erney family to provide 10 10 assembly program featuring solo ensemble and tap dancing at 10 10 am Thursday September 30. Public invited. La Grange Senior High School orchestra members listed by instrument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Grange
Lola Conkifs
Eva Camp
Selam Naylor
Louise Schoenberger
Leolyn Wilcox
Bob Kelner
Amelia Rodak
Marian Godridge
Harry Butler
Miss Bomgardner
Harlan Walkden
Dick Smith
Annabelle Hose
Bob Simmons
Josephine Pasadyn
John Holcomb
Rita Carp
Freda Farkas
Shirley Kelner
Helen Nozderka
Janet Gage
Erney
Sandusky
la Grange Senior High School
Lola Conklin
Phyllis Rawson
Robert Opbelt
Hazel Amsbury
Norma Wolcott
Margene Sage
Josephine Lasky
Célio
Mary M. Knowles
Rita Camp
Lois Nichols
Phyllis Weaver
Walter Spieth
Betty Holcomb
Alfred Fraboda
la Verne Jones
Louise Shoenberger
California Central Valley project aims at flood control and irrigation
A multi purpose California project mirrors TVA aims to control floods improve navigation generate electricity and supply irrigation water while preventing saltwater intrusion into the Sacramento San Joaquin delta. It involves dams at Redding and Friant, storage and diversion plans linked to Kennett Dam, with an estimated cost of 170 million dollars and federal and state funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TVA
California
Pacific Ocean
Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta
Tennessee Valley
Central Valley
Nevada
Sierra Nevada Mountains
Sacramento River
San Joaquin River
Great Valleys
Sacramento Valley
San Joaquin Valley
Suisun Bay
San Pablo Bay
San Francisco Bay
Golden Gate
Redding
Sacramento
Sacramento-San Joaquin Delte
Friant
Fresno
Baceramento
Kennett Dam
California Water Project Authority
La Grange Junior High Orchestra Members Named
The La Grange Junior High School orchestra lists Violins Hazel Amsbury Eva Camp Nora Wolcott Margene Sage Jeannette Wilcox Leolyn Wilcox Harriet Pasadyn Leslie Smith Base Alma Gogolan Clarinets Lols Nichols Phyllis Weaver Junior Silk Trumpets Robert Woodruff Christene Schnell Trombone Keith Rawson Horn Carol Rawson Piano Phyllis Rawson All enrolled at Mineral Kansas and travel on a free bus. Teacher Shaw has a nine month contract and the school board will continue his pay for teaching Eugene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
tLarene Jones
la Grange Junior High School
Hazel Amsbury
Eva Camp
Nora Wolcott
Margene Sage
Jeannette Wilcox
Leolyn Wilcox
Harriet Pasadyn
Leslie Smith
Alma Gogolan
tLols Nichols
Phyllis Weaver
Junior Silk
Robert Woodruff
Christene Schnell
Keith Rawson
Carol Rawson
Phyllis Rawson
One Pupil in Kansas School Names Humble at Columbus
In Columbus Kansas nine year old Eugene Humble is the entire student body of his school. With 16 youngsters eligible last year most attended previously but this year he is the only pupil. Teacher Robert Shaw gives him full attention as recess and class times pass with no classmates to speak to or walk home with.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Kan
Eugene Humble
Robert Shaw
Lorain Mayor Fines Sylvester Thomas for Intoxication
Sylvester Thomas of Lorain was fined $1 and costs after being arraigned before Mayor Leonard Smith for intoxication. The brief court appearance was conducted in Lorain's city hall setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester Thomas
Lorain
Leonard Smith
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Dorothy Funk
Mable Little
Tikr Lvuuro Kletis
Mra. E. C. Bliss
Huron Street
Signa Gamma Sorority
Anita Meluke
Columbus Street
Jolly Eight Bunco Club
Charles Foreman
Lota Nu
Eleanor Rhodes
Sherman Street
North Side Guild of
St. Andrew's
S. W. Henson
Harrison Street
Oras Sempra
Fred Dostall
Marseilles Avenue
Teneza
Jane Mrnkowski
Parent-Teacher Council
Elyria Lodge
L. C. C. F. Hall
Ladies Auxiliary of Eagles
United American Mechanics
American Legion Auxiliary
Mary A. Chandler
Daughters of Union Veterans
Minnie Chapman
Plaza ‘Apts
D. A. R. Board of Management
Roy Kulp
Lake Avenue
Bob
Bazley
Hamburg
England
WM. Moriarty
Lorain County Savings & Trust
Hazel Bacon
E. River St
Rochester
A. W. Robinson
Spencer
Frank Clifford
Myrtle Herrick
M. Lictin
L. A. Selvem
Joseph Dostal
William Schreffler
Canton
Henry Schreffler
Newark
Ella Snyder
E. D. Thompson
Harry Rowland
Shelby
Mansfield
Floyd Huntsicker
Guy E. Wells
Wellington
Lawrence Wells
Niagara Falls
Tioga
Johnson Gift
Enit Shop
East Second 61
DE. Chrisman
Elyman
Borden's Chateau
Morning Glory
Graham
Eliot Jones
Transportation and Public Utilities
Stanford University
Mineral, Kan
Shaw
Eugene
Kansas
Art & Monda Bender
Warst Hall
Lincoln Theatre
DRY Cleaners
Middle Ave
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