Eastern Star Chapter Honors Officers At Masai Erupas Evening
Past Matrons and Patrons entertained officers of Eastern Star Chapter ONS and Past Patrons at a social gathering last evening. About 70 dined on palm flowers and entertainment included Mrs Minnie Chapman and a photo program by Mr and Mrs Charles Grate. A tribute was paid to the late Thomas Shearer and Clarence Higgins.
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Eastern Star Chapter
Af Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Erupas
Laver Urey
N. E. Sherrill
Minnie Chapman
California
Charles Grate
Thomas Shearer
Clarence Higgins
Miss Frances Beller Bride Of Cleveland Man
Miss Frances Beller will wed Oscar Hobert Roman son of Mrs. Rose Roman of Cleveland in the temple chapel at Angel Road and East 105th Street. The ceremony set for 8:30 p m on October 4 will be followed by a church rally and a eight week loyalty campaign called Christ for Victory with services and worship planned. Local church groups hold meetings and plan programs and a Sunday observance will launch the campaign.
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Frances Beller
Cleveland
Church of Christ
Ted Owens
Punterd
Mr. Brungey
Vo. Society of Daughters of the American Revolution
Old Washingcothe
Xunia
George 2. Bush
Man
Irs
Fred Lawrence
Jessie Rhinchard
Elyria
Bush
Hobby Club Danner
Uesster Hotel
Wednestév & Ning
Licenses list of Lorain area residents and trades
A fragmented register lists numerous Lorain and surrounding area residents with ages and occupations including Lorain, Elyria, and Cleveland locales. Notable names include Robert Deutsch 91, Marjorie McMulen 27, Edna Mae Calhoun 22, Louise 21, Julius Peter 23, Delamore 24, Delaney 59, Hall 53, and Nowenstine 20, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Deutsch
Lorant
Enor Greenhield
Lorain
George Schwartz
Valley Cin Iwal
Marjorie McMulen
Carlisie Wwnship
Hargit
Edmund Kienzle
Gipetter
Edna Mae Calhoun
Lorain Ohert F Louise
Elyria
Magachine
Cerdvn
J. Guth He
East Avenue
Julius Peter
Elyvia
Ninuldes
Helen Sehaatiar
Jee Delamore
Cleveland
Iservice Man
Lowise McWethy
Avon Lake
Charles J. Delaney
Florence Hall
Stephen Farkagan
Eli
Howe Street
John Henry Sinne
Mie Selier
Emma G. Burke
Crane 2
Am Preble
O&k
Stuerut
Roberta Jean Nowenstine
Bir Park
Nie
Herbert Fotonian
Ambirrs
Woman's Club Bridge Party Draws Prizes and Tables
The Woman's Club hosted a bridge party with 27 tables decorated by Autumn Travers. Titi vases centered each table and desserts preceded prize awards. Awards went to Mrs. William Kelly and Alis Louis Heidrich as notable winners. committee chairwoman was Mrs. Jatats Hewstt iy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Autumn Travers
Ways and Menne Committee
American Home and Child Welfare Department
William Kelly
Alis
Louis Heidrich
Jatats Hewstt Iy
Wacans
Mya
Karl Plovher
H. D. Bigas
Howard Bend
Charles Garford
WR. C. Hosts Meeting Amid Absent Officials
WR. C. hosts a gathering with vice presidents absent, Corrine Boyd creating the meeting for Richard Aven Wonten's Re-Hef Corps. Guests Mrs Grace Martin and Mrs Lette Stev bek attend. Lucille Warner reports sympathy and calls. Plans outline a bank audit, a future meeting, and committee invitations amid a note on memberships and anniversaries.
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Vfce
J ¢ Collins
Elzabeth Stegman
Corrine Boyd
Richard Aven Wonten
No. WS
Grace Martin Esistent
Eve
Obi
Lette Stevbek
Wellington
Marci
ANG Pase Department
Lucille Warner
Welrman
Lorena Handeny
Lu Kejley
Martin
Sievick
Ohio
Camera Club Meeting Notes Reveal Shifts in Leadership
A fragmented report mentions the Camera Gian group and its officers, with unclear names and roles. It notes a weekly event, unspecified venue, and hints at a Monday gathering and clues about a member named Manday CaO. The text remains garbled but indicates organizational activity and potential leadership changes.
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the Camera Gian Ay Eetiound Officers de Pomoc
Alom Ok Prosider Sige Presse Speand V.ce Mendiiehs
Wiese
Yiunae Ze
Wiley
Rugnteeiy
Osiener
Cao A'Clues
Plan Card Party at Proigeted Heme Cele Meeting
A local plan card party was held with members folding cards and socializing after the event. The Proigeted Heme Cele met at Pytowi Temple, with trea and water served. The next meeting is scheduled for October MH.
Fragmented Hospital Longs For Clarity In Neurology Ward
A garbled OCR fragment lists names and streets, showing scattered references to hospital personnel, patients, and local locations. The chaotic text hints at ward activity and community addresses but lacks coherent events or outcomes. The piece reads like a disordered roster or notice with many unreadable fragments.
Local Notes Highlight Family News And Alumni Events
Mrs Wilbur C Strock returned home from California after a visit with friends in Glen Dale and Redland. A daughter, Carol Noreen, was born last night to Mr and Mrs B Stilenbauer at Amherst Hospital. Alumni meetings and college connections appear, with references to Elyria High School, Amherst, and Cleveland events. Several local residents and alumni are mentioned in social notes and visits, including church speakers and community gatherings.
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Wilbur C. Strock
Oberlin Road
California
Glendale
Redland
Honolulu
Dorald Strock
Carol Noreen
B. Stilenbauer
Helen Taylor
Amherst Hospital
Orunces
Elyria High School
Tedideen
Amherst
Mattingly
Fyania Tmniversty
Raymond
Cleveland
Lois Ann Fell
Bradford
Miss Breey
Ainney
D. Loehr
Pi Bysovrenan Churely
Gongrepa
Gan
Va Crosse
Park Place
Meding
Wlc
Obevon Road
Erith
Marron
Elyria
Grace Martin
Shreve
Wo £ Corps
Levinck
Welington
Yeaterday
Mars
Charotte Lewis
Cheasinis Street
Clara Bristar
Faghtitlari
Parkersburg
West Wirenadelphia
Aid Wwaynes- Inug
Pennevitania
Lee Marie Brinett
Aventia
Insight
Washington, D. C
Asl
Jane Bond
Mrs
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Ted Vey
Bipublian
Sear Rober AL Talspe
Edward Nano
Veal Pho
Defforseny
Reid Sandisky
Ber Family
Calendar EVENTS MONDAY Foust Conaral Guild at 11330
Monday schedule shows a jumble of meetings and social gatherings including a guild event at 11330, a veteran party, a religious school session, and a community social at a church or school venue. Names and places are partially legible, with several sponsored activities by local groups.
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Conaral Guild
Tor Seine Orac
Roeland Kelling
Tia
Doro
Unien Veteranses
Mina Rasimene Cink
Colonia Clik
pMas
EL Sciniz
Kringson Westavena School of Religion
Ladiy Veterans Af Fores
Chia Ye
Class Hears Travel Talk In Glendale Home
The event held at Mrs Alps Forbes home featured attorneys including Edythe Barker welcoming guests. Mire TF oO and Luera Meso Buestus 3s introduced by Rhee AAAI attended. Janis VarDuann discussed Californian experience and Goendship with seven of Biv in Las AGE. Co Moduane, member of the class, and guests from Park Forest Lawn Glendale participated.
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Edythe Barker
Muayer
Dros
Janis VarDuann
Mes
Mémenal Park Forest’ Lawn
Glendale
Alps Forbes
Coment iv
Chinder
Ming
Martin Mueider
Girl Reserve Advisers Attend Workshop Meeting
Girl Reserve advisers and committee members met on a Priday afternoon for a workshop followed by luncheon. Mrs. Max Way Wormer opened with devotions on Educated Ruites from Reading Digest. Mrs. Merritt Powell welcomed attendees and outlined goals, noting cooperation with Religious Education for devotional material and group talks.
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Lrike V5 Wec
A. Aynasium
Cir! Reserve
Girl Reserve
Max Way Wormer
Aken
Merritt Powell
Religius Education Commission
Harold Olmstead
Religious Education Committee
John Shaw
Swan
Stanley Orr
JW. Coleman
eMeborks
Cadisellesindy
Powell
Fall Towers
Allen
Owen Chousin
Ware “Fare
McKinley
Adhees Euler
Frank
Willam Green
Rosewell
Ereing
Mer
W. W. Sclaer
Mabel Elis
Swen
Carl Sma
Young People's Forum At Calvary Bible Class Meeting
The Young Peoples Forum led by Mrs Fremenive Greer will discuss The Problems of the Ravel Zeekman. Dr CLM Akerman attends with Ipad as the class meets each lunch at 9 36 in the V M C A building. The inde nominational meeting invites all men and women to attend the session.
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Young Peoples Foran
Woc Atomar
Fremenive Greer
Ravel Zeekman
Calvary Bible
V.m.c.a.uilding
Clm. Akerman
PTA News Notes October 2 Meeting and Program Details
The Franklin Parent-Teacher Association will hold its regular meeting on Thursday October 2 at 3 15 PM in the B TA Joan Tex Plarre Sonich president will chair the business session with a half hour social to follow at 3 45 PM Miss Dreschies pupils will turn in mule and aperintens dent of acouse R C G Maston will speak on the Immediate Necessities of the Proposed Building Program Edison Parent Teacher Association plans its first meeting of the year also on Thursday October 2 starting at 7 30 PM An executive board session will precede the gathering and officers chairmen and teachers will be introduced Postmaster Charles Satter will discuss the migration of aliens and Miss Sabry Armstrong will talk on the vocational building issue Refreshments will be served after the meeting.
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Nonee Cope
Dorcas
Church of Christ
Edwin Schowtive
Middicenne
T. J. Mattingly
Miss Cope
Marcas
Mento J
B.C. Alex
Weir
John Law
Gear
T. D. Goodr Singer
Charles Drisencahi
Hattie Baker
Mian Cape
CA. Gibbens
Enue
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
Sylvia Nett
Riverside Court
Tesses
Rose Laundomn
Kaic Mastin
Jeune Easterbrook
Nellie Reynolds
T. J. Mattin
Anna Gehrke
West River Street
Ranklin
T.A
Joan
Ntex
Plarre Sonich
Miss Dreschie
Acouse R. CG
Maston
S Edison
Anscvia T Ime
Charles Satter
Sabry Armstrong
Tallyattes
Tallyettas
Elizahesh Dones
Oberlin Road
Edna Mae Roainsot
Josephine Jobitzon
Myra Thompson
Weasurer
Amanda Huston
Oter
Katheys Brown
Evelys Reed
Mildred Morris
Miss Jones
Elizabeth Dore Jones
Josis Walker
James Richard Mitchell Jr
George Mitchell
Brown
Jewelry Galore Brightens Style Picture
EW YORK artists describe a lively jewelry scene with charm bracelets and novelty pins blending holiday motifs. New pieces echo Renaissance influence with antique fidelity, while revived baroque designs and colored glass charms resurface. Hair ornaments and costume jewelry promise nostalgic, legacy-like flair for autumn wear. Manila hemp cited as a key material for marine tonnage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Castlecliff
Muanes
Wedding and club notices loom in East Main street area
The article details a wedding ceremony with a ring exchange and reception, noting the bride in a light dress with red and white rose accessories, escorted by her father. It mentions guests from several nearby towns, gifts including gold jewelry, and the couple’s Washington, D C. trip before settling with the bride’s parents. It also covers Kron Kutter club activities, a Tallyettes social and bridge group, and a forthcoming engagement announcement, plus a note on a law requiring doctors to report births and census data collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lohens Reis
Neyman Mr. Weyrick
Methodist Church
Dubonnet
Charles Moulder
Ford Hastings
Washington, D. C
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Mia
Har
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Elyria Men's Bible Class
Aral
Claude Wire Wells
Muse Chay Oa
Merfield
Bane
Streow Keris
Woman's Club Dept
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Eich Menberr
Harry Krugman
Csi
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Camera Club Movie Group
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Steve Wi Rath Steeels
George Behock
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Cleves
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Brandaten Avenue
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van Ganon
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Grace Gro
Ani
Annie Kaipper
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Anna Standen
Andie Husath
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Baieehila
Ritts Club
Shirley McGoevin
Jerey
Young People's Forum
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Franklin
Edison
Manila
Department of Commerce
Swasey
Kron Kutter Club
Dera Swesey
Luella
Mildred Dunlay
Bas Grange
Clara Farmer
Avery
Census Bureau
Siyle