Community Socials and Clubs Parade Amid October Plans
Last night Mrs. Arthur W. Robishaw hosted a social at 1334 Erie Avenue with Galaxy and visiting Fall River guest Mrs. Robert Bainbridge. Bridge scores crowned Mrs. Robert Jones, with Mrs. Richard S. Horan and Miss Winifred Seward placing. October 10 events planned at Ogontz Avenue, Lakewood. A Second Congregational church Division L meeting featured a white elephant sale and prizes to Mrs. Dora Swesey and Mrs. Helen Jolley. G. G. G. Club on Second Street held bridge and Help Thy Neighbor with Babe Bennett winning first. prizes to Mrs. M. Riddle and Mrs. K. Taliano. Eagles Ladies Auxiliary reported good attendance, charter draped for Eliza Hoeffel, Drill Team to host bingo on October 3 and next session October 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur W. Robishaw
Erie Avenue
Galaxy
Robert Bainbridge
Fall River
Massachusetts
Robert Jones
Richard S. Horan
Winifred Seward
Carl J. Ericsson
Ogontz Avenue
Lakewood
Clara Wolfe
Huronstret
Division L
Second Congregational Church
Dora Swesey
Helen Jolley
Eileen Koehn
Baetz Court
G. G. G. Club
Ruth Blakely
Second Street
Bridge
Help Thy Neighbor
Babe Bennett
M. Riddle
K. Taliano
M. Lehman
Eagles
Eagles Hall
Eliza Hoeffel
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
Admissions include Dennis Yan at 419 Elm Street, Mrs. Robert Chaffee at 323 East Avenue, Mrs. Leo Matusik at Grafton, Mary Jane Nasipak at Abbe Road, Janet Hastings at LaGrange, Earl Layport at 515 West River Street. Discharges feature Jacob Hintz of Wakeman, Mrs. George Diewald at 154 South Abbe Road, Mrs. Eugene DePakoski with a baby boy at Columbia Station, Mrs. Joe Fazekas with a baby girl at 311 West River Street, and John Mager of Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Yan
Elm Street
Robert Chaffee
East Avenue
Leo Matusik
Grafton
Mary Jane Nasipak
Abbe Road
Janet Hastings
LaGrange
Earl Layport
West River Street
Jacob Hintz
Wakeman
George Diewald
South Abbe Road
Eugene DePakoski
Columbia Station
Joe Fazekas
John Mager
Lorain
Girl Scout and Club November Socials Across Town
Mary Ahlgrim hosted Chatter-Doos with a spaghetti supper plan and awards for Emma Emody. Grace Lutheran Fellowship held a fall meeting under William Neubiser with a Halloween party planned for Oct 24 and a war lessons message from Dr. Behnken. Tudor Club welcomed new members Arthur Buswell and Pat Henke with pink and white luncheon. Commaderie Club’s two-week meeting planned two weeks ahead with a Halloween party. Troop No 4 initiated many new Scouts and announced a masquerade Halloween dance at the YWCA on Oct 21. Troop 6 held a cookout skipped to next Tuesday with folk dances and games. Lambda Chi members enjoyed bridge and gifts for Jean Shepard. she will entertain in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ahlgrim
Beverly Court
Emma Emody
Anita Meinke
Ann Standen
Emma Emedy
Grace Groot
Marie Beam
Nancy Krieg
Damyrious Fazey
Ann Knipper
Glenwood Street
William Neubiser
Grace Lutheran Fellowship Club
W. W. Walker
J. W. Behnken
Lutheran Missouri Synod
Charles Winkler
Walker
George Massey Jr
Tudor Club
Arthur Buswell
Pat Henke
Henke
Roy Minch
Foster Avenue
First Methodist Church
Violet Leber
Ruth Robertson
Betty Jo Braddon
Mary Ann Humphrey
Clara Marie Moon
Mary Ann Hobart
Jean Gray
Mary Claire Verbeck
Lila Fell
June Ross
Mary Agnes Welsh
Rose Ellen Dowdell
Mae Clark
Norme Woodcock
Dorothy Gibson
Joan Boylan
Rona Kirkpatrick
Barbara Bescher
Shirley McGowin
Girl Scouts Troop No. 6
St. Mary’s Parish Hall
Thalian Club Gift Run At Mrs Warren Home
Mrs Cliff Warren hosted the Thalian Club at her Eleventh street home yesterday afternoon serving a dessert course to small tables. Fall flowers decorated the scene. Pinochle followed with Mrs Warren winning first prize, Mrs Virgil Rogers second, and a special award to Mrs Arthur Comstock. New member Mrs Clyde Schuster joined the club, which had met two weeks earlier at Mrs Herman Jones’s Kenyon avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliff Warren
Thalian Club
Eleventh Street
Warren
Virgil Rogers
Arthur Comstock
Clyde Schuster
Herman Jones
Kenyon Avenue
Lorain Licenses Issued To Four Local Workers
Michael Simko 40 of Lorain a pipe cutter and Mary Rosalie Wedrish 34 of Lorain received licenses. John Mustgin 62 of Lorain a steel worker and Mary Mutgin 52 of Lorain also received licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Simko
Lorain
Mary Rosalie Wedrish
John Mustgin
Mary Mutgin
Justice Coon Fines Two Motorists
Two individuals were fined in Justice of the Peace Preston L. Coon's court for motor vehicle violations. Richard Moot of Elyria paid 500 with 40 suspended for using license plates from another car, following an arrest by State Highway Patrolman A. R. Colman. Marjorie Koehl of Lakewood paid 10 and costs for passing a school bus unloading passengers, after arrest by Constable Charles Smith of Carlisle Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
Preston L. Coon
Richard Moot
Elyria
A. R. Colman
Marjorie Koehl
Lakewood
Charles Smith
Carlisle Township
Best Of Safety Around Western Hemisphere Proposal
The United States at the intra American conference urged a safety belt around the Western Hemisphere. Belligerent submarines entering American waters would be interned for the war’s duration. Sumner Welles presented the plan calling for a 10 pound scope and coastal patrols for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama City
United States
Hemisphere
Sumner Welles
Inhalator Aids Elyrian Overcome by Fumes
An Elyria fireman and a police officer used a fire department inhalator to resuscitate T. T. Elliott at his home on 133 Eastern Heights Boulevard after he inhaled carbon monoxide fumes from his car in the garage. Elliott was breathing on arrival, received five minutes of inhalator stimulation, then was taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
T. T. Elliott
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Elliott
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Suspends Permits Of Slot Exhibitors
COLUMBUS Sept. 27 The State Liquor Board suspended licenses of 42 permit holders, mostly near Cleveland, for five to 12 days for exhibition of slot machines on their premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State Liquor Board
Cleveland
Holmes Denies Rumors About CCC Camp Enrollees
Relief Director Ernest E. Holmes, CCC registrar, repudiates rumors that youths joining CCC camps are subject to immediate military call. He cites official communication calling the reports erroneous and explains enrolment does not imply service, with call to arms only through normal civilian-to-military process ifwar occurs. Holmes notes about 50 Lorain County men are being assigned for CCC enrollment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CCC
Ernest E. Holmes
Holmes
Lorain County
Woman Killed When Car Hits Bridge On Route 49
Mrs Isadora Wagner 73 of Dayton died in a collision yesterday on State Route 49 six miles south of Greenville. Her daughter Dorothy Christine, the driver, had minor chest and leg injuries. Another passenger Harry Crum of Dayton also suffered minor injuries. The trio was traveling from Greenville to Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Isadora Wagner
Dayton
Here
Dorothy Christine
Harry Crum
Litchfield Congregational church to hold services and meeting
The Congregational church will conduct communion services on Sunday October 1 also marking State Conference Sunday. A special offering will support Ohio churches. The Lorain and Huron Baptist Associations joint annual meeting will be at Avon on Wednesday September 27. Delegates include A H Breyley Herbert Rising Rollie Mohler with alternates Mrs B W Holmes Mrs John McQuater and Ethel Bounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Ohio
Lorain and Huron Baptist Association
Avon
A. H. Breyley
Herbert Rising
Rollie Mohler
B. W. Holmes
John McQuater
Ethel Bounds
Family visits dot Kin region gathering crowds
Sisters visit Kipton mother Mrs. McBurnie while Amherst hosts a Sunday home celebration. Cleveland guests join multiple households over the weekend including Kellogg, Langdon, Reed and Howe families. Local church service and birthday observances accompany social calls across Elyria Lafayette Norbert Hood area.
Mrs Daisy Shepard Visits Clarksfield From Kansas
Mrs Nellie Grimes hosts the Twaddle cousins in Clarksfield honoring cousin Mrs Daisy Shepard of Kansas on her first visit in over fifty years. Thirty seven attended a picnic dinner marked the family gathering and visit amid memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksfield
Nellie Grimes
Daisy Shepard
Kansas
Mrs. Shepard
Kangas
Smiths celebrate 60th wedding anniversary at quiet gathering
Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Smith marked sixty years of marriage on Sunday. Owing to Mrs. Smith’s health the celebration was low key with guests including Alphonso Thomas, George Smith, Ruth Smith, Paul Wood of New London, James Smith of Plymouth, Geary and daughter Dorothy, and baby of Greenwich. Cards, flowers, and a wedding cake plus candy and fruit were shared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Smith
Butler Road Club Meeting Notes Change of Day
Mrs. Nellie Harris hosted the Butler Road Club Thursday afternoon with members present. After a social time and luncheon, the meeting day was changed to Tuesday and the next gathering will be with Mrs. Millie Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Harris
Butler Road Club
Millie Post
Local Social Highlights from Nor Walk to Graf ton
Mrs Zella Lee attended the Nor walk district group meeting in Henrietta on Thursday. The Burrows family and others visited Wellington for Sunday dinner with the Baumgardners. Brighton and Columbia Station hosting several gatherings included the Lees and Garman families. A W C T U meeting in Brighton drew Florida visitors. Elyria and Kansas connections were noted in visits and caregiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zella Lee
Norwalk
Henrietta
Carl Burrows
Doris
Patty
O. J. Baumgardner
Wellington
Howard Patrick
Martha Burrows
Jesse Burge
Brighton
Ira Lee
Lynn Kelly
Lila Rose
Laurence Kelly
Ray Howard
Herbert Garman
Columbia Station
Dotruser
Frances Huxstable
Florida
Charlie Decker
Elyria
Sarah Merrill
Daisy Shepard
Kansas
Kansas Is Spending Some Time With Her Clerksfield Cousins, the Twaddles
Mirs
Mary Shafer
Mary Bewe
Mrr
Ralph Lees
Grafton
Mira
Marie Klawson
Pennrys Venture
Local Residents Share Weekend Visits Across Towns
Willet Stone returns home from New London hospital Friday. Adrian and Clara Cramer and son Howard visit Hartland, as do Leo Dorf and Clair Church. Donald Robbins visits Hartland friends Oscar Smith and family. Howard Crandell and Ella May spend Sunday with Francis Burt and Mabel Day in Fitchville. F H Russell family and Becky and Grace Russell visit Wayne Stone in Cleveland. Clarence Malcusy and Carl Edwards tour Cleveland with William Swartz family. Alonzo Hanes and Carl Edwards join Cleveland trip. Goerndt family from Cleveland spend weekend at Clarkfield home. Alonzo Hanes and Carl Edwards also seen in Norwalk with local hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willet Stone
New London Hospital
Adrian Cramer
Howard
Bert. Leidorf
Clair Church
Hartland
Donald Robbins
Oscar Smith
Howard Crandell
Ella May
Francis Burt
Mabel Day
Fitchville
F. H. Russell
Becky Russell
Grace Russell
Wayne Stone
Cleveland
Clarence Malcusy
William Swartz
William Goerndt
Clarksfield
Alonzo Hanes
Carl Edwards
Norwalk
Mrs Barshaw Hosts Clarksfield Ladies Aid Meeting
Mrs. E A Barshaw entertained the Clarksfield Ladies Aid on Thursday with a large turnout. After the business meeting a luncheon was served by the hostess, Tess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid
E. A. Barshaw
Clarksfield
Tess
Local social notices from Parma and nearby towns
Mr and Mrs John Metzech of Parma visited the Meyers home along with Mrs Eva Blaine and son Dudley. Miss Anna Neiding visited her sister Mrs F C Hathaway in Medina and at the home of Mr and Mrs Clyde Rose of Seville, parents of a nine pound son born Sept 22. Rose and son are in hospital at Wadsworth. Miss Pearl Andrews accepted a job in Elyria and stays with Mr and Mrs Ben Varsey in Harwood street. Mrs C Dagenkolb and daughter in law Mrs Bessie Dagenkolb called on Mrs Robert Andrews and daughters. Mrs A J Hulse called on Mrs Luther Tilberg of La Grange, who was in an auto accident last weekend. Mr and Mrs James Savers, Mrs Myra Simms and Patty were Sunday dinner guests at Tarrant and Margaret Daniel on Chestnut Ridge for A A Daniels birthday. Mr and Mrs Ernest Green and daughter Patsy were Friday evening callers of Mr and Mrs Glenn Stranahan. August Rhinderleish received word of his brother’s death in Cleveland. Ladies Aid meets at Mrs Frank Sweet’s Thursday afternoon Sept 28. Mr and Mrs Merrill Nash and Donald visited Mr and Mrs R Simms of Oberlin road on Sunday. Rev Crawford and Rev Juell, Oberlin college friends, as Crawford resumes studies as a senior last week. Miss Ruth Osborn returned to Kent for college. Miss Helen Lyndes spent Sunday with her parents after returning from New York where she visited sister Mrs F L Schmees. Lyndes and friend went to New York by plane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Metzech
Parma
Meyers
Eva Blaine
Dudley
Anna Neiding
F. ¢C. Hathaway
Medina
Clyde Rose
Seville
Ben Varsey
Harwood Street
C. Dagenkolb
Bessie Dagenkolb
Robert Andrews
A. J. Hulse
Luther Tilberg
la Grange
James Savers
Myra Simms
Patty
Tarrant
Margaret Daniel
Chestnut Ridge
A. A. Daniel
Eaton
Ernest Green
Patsy
Glenn Stranahan
August Rhinderleish
Cleveland
Ladies’ Aid
Frank Sweet
Merrill Nash
Donald
R. Simms
Oberlin Road
Crawford
Rev
Juell
Oberlin
Ruth Osborn
Kent
Helen Lyndes
New York
FL. M. Schmees
Columbia BRIEFS
Mrs. O M Westfall and Mrs Ed munds attended a birthday party at Chagrin Falls Wednesday. Mrs Rolland Cartright spent Thursday at the home of her brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs LeRoy Smith, of Elyria. Mr and Mrs Roy Oviatt of Berea were callers at the home of Mr and Mrs John Burnett. Mr and Mrs Leo ancien of Lansing Michigan here for me after a visit at Me es emi Mrs Cherie and Mire Rolpryn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. M. Westfall
Edmunds
Chagrin Falls
Rolland Cartright
Brothrand
LeRoy Smith
Elyria
Roy Oviatt
Berea
John Burnett
Leo Ancien
Lansing
Mich
Cherie
Mire
Rolpryn
Civil War Office Tug of War Shapes White House Briefing
Washington debates amid a bitter clash between Secretary of War Woodring and Assistant Secretary Johnson over wartime rearmament. President Roosevelt faces questions about possible adjustments. At a press conference he indicated he had learned of a book foreword by Johnson only moments earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Sept
War Department
Harry H. Woodring
Louis Johnson
Roosevelt
Leo M. Cherne
Johnson
Woodring
Munitions Blurred Lines and War Profits in Investment Trusts
A trustee board fears war tied holdings and surveys its portfolio to divest munitions. The analysis argues every industry feeds war needs, broadening maligned sectors. It warns all investments risk war profits and urges shifts toward productive, peaceful growth to avoid wasteful cycles and unemployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Munitions Industries
United States
Salute to Sandstone pageant delayed by weather
Amherst Ohio September 27 The Old Home Week pageant Salute to Sandstone was postponed due to rain and will be held Thursday. Agricultural day exhibits fruit vegetables grain and other products were shown in local business windows. A colt show was staged by the Northern Ohio Draft Horse Association and five women’s clubs competed in drills, with Canadian Legion Auxiliary top. The Lorain Salvation Army band performed after the drills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Northern Ohio Draft Horse Association
Daughters of Veterans of Foreign Wars
Lorain
Canadian Legion Auxiliary
Ladies’ Hagle Auxiliary
Akron
Elks Auxiliary
Slovenian Women's Union
Canadian Legion
Ladies’ Eagle Auxiliary
Eagle Auxiliary
Lorain Old Home Week Parade Lineup Published
All floats in the Old Home Week parade must be ready by 4 45 p m with marching at 5 00 p m The line up lists Elyria avenue westbound entries including Elyria Drum Corps Queen float trail blazer covered wagon Pageant A Salvation Army band Lorain Pageant B high school unit firemen Moose band Lorain County Police Association Marching unit A Italian band and Division 1 and 2 groups on Church street and Clearview drum in a coordinated procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Avenue
Elyria
Salvation Army
Lorain
Lorain County
Moose
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Dorothy
G.G.G. Club
Plas
Comraderie Club
Raymond Plas
Columbus Street
Mary Alice Walsh
Betty Scheibel
Dana Perkinson
Center Ridge Road
Plan Hallowe'en Party
Townsend Club No. 2
Woodman Hall
C. G. Kiefer
Mel Brown
Ernest March
News of the Girl Scouts
Girl Scouts
Troop No
St. Agnes’ Hall
Janet Gray
Cecelia Diederich
Roseanne Boyle
Nancy O’brien
England
GIRL
Lambda Chi
Myron Saussler
Grafton Road
Phyllis Rhoads
Robert Lee
Jean Shepard
The
Robson Road
Justice Coon
Telegraph Reed
Tefy
Western Hemisphere
Litchfield
Bert Shanafelt
Francis
Wall
Wadsworth
Carol Gross
Congregational Sunday School
Carol
Helen Eberle
Trixy, Corp
M. K. Madison
Emma Eberle
John Welsh and Son
Pawnee
Gott
Allen Stahl
Wahlin
Mra McDonald
Orville Kindig
B. W
Gary
London
Admiralty
Acme
Paul Gott
There
McBurnie
Kipton
O. H. Kellogg
Kellogg
Clark Langdon
Raymond Reed
North Fairfield
Victor Haines
Joe Schindler
Thurlow Howe
Stanley Biggs
Glenn
Argust
Lawrence Wilson
Wilson
Lloyd Schuttenberg
Charles Romp
Family Party
B. R. Club
Columbia Briefs
Oodr
American Legion
Tank Corps
B. A. Jenne
Bugle
West Street
Rube
Vermilion
Uame
East Street
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Legionnaires
Legion
J. P. Hedeman
Wilmuh Egeland
Max
Homer Mulholland
Edna
Olive Beller
Nellie McNally
Fred Lawhay
Hogepitel
Clearview Drum
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