Spring Valley Ladies Golf Association closes season and elects officers
Spring Valley Ladies Golf Association ends its season at the annual meeting. Mrs. Luella Wilson of Lakewood was unanimously re elected chairman. New officers include Mrs. Deane Brumfield vice chairman Mrs. F Q Green secretary and Mrs. Krene Kleinert treasurer. Prizes were awarded for lowest ringer score with Brumfield Jenkins Stockdale in classes A B and a luncheon followed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luella Wilson
Lakewood
Spring Valley
Deane Brumfield
F. QO. Green
Krene Kieinert
Blanche
Association
Church Meetings Delayed By Death Of Rev G A Reeder
Circle No 3 First Methodist meeting postponed this week due to Rev G A Reeder death. Home Guards to meet Thursday four PM in Sunday School room with Mrs George Johnson in charge. Girls 4 to 13 eligible. Miss Jane Moody and Miss Elizabeth Hancock hosted a surprise party for Miss Marjoria Sannar with four bridge tables and prizes. Marriage of Miss Sannar to John Whitney planned for Wednesday October fifth. John Lauck back in Columbus Ohio for OSU senior year. Miss Pearl Tuthill leaves for Kent State College. Rev H A Sayles Charles Richards Ralph Shrubsole Henry Heard William Walker attended Lutheran Brotherhood Central Conference in Mansfield. Rose Griffith registered at Park Central Hotel New York. Attendees at Hebron Association New London included Mr Mrs Walter Keisler Helen Sherman L E Palmer Hareld Briggs Loyd Porter Mrs George Shrubsole George Sweet F A Yost. Mrs Elton Holmes Blanche Romp at Marseilles Ave home while Mr Holmes hospitalized at Elyria Memorial. Spencer Ward Reeder called to Elyria for Rev G A Reeder’s death. Curtis Browning family from West Avenue visiting may return late week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Moody
Park Avenue
Elizabeth Hancock
Marjoria Sannar
Sannar
Bridge
Hester Humphrey
Miss Sannar
Mary Bartow
Miss Lannar
John Whitney
Ashtabula
John Lauck
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
Pearl Tuthill
Seventh Street
Kent
Kent State College
H. A. Sayles
Charles Richards
Ralph Shrubsole
Henry Heard
William Walker
Brotherhood Central Conference
Lutheran Churches
Mansfield
Rose Griffith
Park Central Hotel
New York City
Walter Keisler
Helen Sherman
L. E. Palmer
Hareld Briggs
Loyd Porter
George Shrubsole
George Sweet
F. A. Yost
First Baptist Church
Hebron Association
New London
Elton Holmes
Blanche Romp
Litchfield
Marseilles Avenue
Holmes
Grafton
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Spencer Ward Reeder
Cleveland
Elyria
G. A. Reeder
Curtis Browning
Yroung
West Avenue
Tennessee
Committee Chairman Appointed At Initial Meeting Of P. T. A. Council
The Elyria P T A Council held its first meeting in the directors’ room of the Elyria Savings and Trust bank. An operetta for October was planned with Mrs. Rice Shaw and Martin in charge of the operetta and tickets. New chairmen were appointed for Magazine Historian Health Publicity Student Aid Milk Fund Safety and other roles. Membership and board-representation details were announced with a subscription drive slated for October. The Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers convention will be in Columbus October 12 13 14 with Elyria represented by Mrs. Flint. The council meetings time shifted to 3 p m. The next meeting is October 25 at the same location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Parent Teachers Associations
Elyria Savinga and Trust Bank
Gerald Rice
G. Shaw
C. W. Martin
T. Corkill
O. F. Flint
Board of Education
Emma
R. D. Oldfiald
Garford School
LeRoy Race
Franklin
William Dehn
Hamilton
Walter Lersch
Ely
Carl W. Martin
Ohio Parent and Teacher Magazine
Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers
Columbus
Elyria Council
East Lynne to be staged by Elyria High Players
Elyria High School opens its dramatic season November 4 with a revival of East Lynne, a famed melodrama from the late 19th century. Nearly ninety students auditioned for twelve roles under Miss Nina Baker, with tryouts continuing. The production, in the high school auditorium, will be mounted by the Players Club as part of a new membership points system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elying High School
East Lynne
Nina Baker
Henry Wood
Players’ Club
High Schoo Dramatic Organization
Dallas Carter Sentenced for Hold Up Mueller
Dallas Carter, 20, was sentenced to 10 to 25 years in Mansfield Reformatory for kidnapping Police Officer John W. Mueller during a holdup. If Mueller dies, Carter would likely be returned to face murder charges. The text also notes Cetlon pearl fisheries as a top source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Dallas Carter
John W. Mueller
Mansfield Reformatory
Mueller
Carter
Evening Community Activities and Lodge News
Local clubs and churches list tonight's events including Builders' Class at St Pauls with Mrs Gus Quade on Olive Street and a silver tea at Mrs Edward Smith's Lake Avenue home. Numerous lodge gatherings, card parties, Bible School, and mission prayer services noted with attendees and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's
Gus Quade
Olive Street
Second Cong
Edward Smith
Lake Avenue
Dames
Malte
Friendship Club
P.M
Bible School Cabinet
United Presbyterian Church
Hospital Notes and Columbia Station Social Update
Admissions list Joseph Loftus and Joseph Suterus, with addresses on Depot and Second streets. Discharges include Robert Bannon and Eugene Duba koski. Columbia Station notes Mrs Osro Finkel and Mrs Henry Tischer with a baby boy born at 432 Earl Court. Miss Adelia Arndt hosted a T N T Class gathering at Judie Webber’s Washington avenue home. Seventeen attendees plus three guests enjoyed contests, a story by Mrs W Hill, and refreshments. Next meeting at Miss Ann Roper’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Loftus
Depot Street
Joseph Suterus
Second Street
Robert Bannon
West Avenue
Eugene Dubakoski
Columbia Station
Osro Finkel
Riverside Court
Henry Tischer
Earl Court
Adelia Arndt
Judie Webber
Washington Avenue
Church of Christ
W. Hill
Ann Roper
Elyria Masonic Chorus Seeks Fifty at Next Meeting
The Elyria Masonic Chorus met with twenty five members at the Masonic Temple for a weekly rehearsal. They plan concerts across northern Ohio and sacred Sunday events, with Walter Hinkle as accompanist. J E Wickler was absent. Ralph Williams conducted. Visitor J H Meddleton of Hudsons Bay Canada, former McGill Glee Club manager, joined. Chorus outing planned for the week of October 3. Next meeting Monday at the Masonic Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
J. E Wickler
Califonia
Ralph Williams
J. H. Meddleton
Hudsons Bay
Canada
Meddleton
McGill University Glee Club
Montreal
First Methodist Church of
Leroy Phiel
Masonic Temple
Progressive Dinner Planned by Sigma Gamma Sorority
Miss Forrest Ordeil was named chair of the party committee for an autumn progressive dinner at the Champions home on Ninth street with Mrs Warren Dunaway and Miss Dorothy Hoton assisting. Prizes for bridge went to Miss Kathryn Eckler Mrs Wilbur Gaston and Miss Forest Ordeil. Next meeting set for October 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Gamma Sorority
Ore Champion
Ethel Marsh
Sigma Gamma
Champions
Ninth Street
Forrest Ordeil
Warren Dunaway
Dorothy Hoton
Kathryn Eckler
Wilbur Gaston
Forest Ordail
Women’s Benefit Association celebrates 49th anniversary meeting
At the 49th anniversary planning meeting the WBA votes to host at Mrs Louise Goodman’s home 410 East Avenue on October 11. Nellie Fobes chaired the program committee with Hattie Schiede and Sawyer assisting. Bunco prizes went to Lyberger, Myrtle Smith, and Cora Bemis. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benafit Association
Louise Goodman
East Avenue
Nellie Fobes
Eighth Street
Nellia Reynolds
Hattie Schiede
Cleveland
Sawyer
Bunco
Circle No. 3 at St. Paul’s church meets at Lauer home
Nine members and one guest of Circle No 3 visited Mrs H W Lauer in West Ridge yesterday. Mrs K O Pallas presided over the business and led devotions. A social period followed the discussion. The next meeting in two weeks will be hosted by Mrs Gist Apai on Cleveland street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowena Circle
Yeomen
Rebecca Smith
East River Street
Martha Wirth
Sarah Magsey
Jeanette Payne
Hi North Main Street
Oberin
Circle No. 3
St. Paul's Church
H. W. Lauer
West Ridge
K. O. Pallas
Gist Apai
Cleveland Street
Sunit Club Enjoys European Trip Talk and Games
A turen supper in the Y C A gym attracted fifteen Suni Club members last evening after a brief business session. Mari Frye shared photos and details from her summer Europe trip. Ping pong shuffleboard and bridge followed with bridge prizes won by Mashell Burner and Mur Frye. The Buswell family held a reunion for about thirty members at Clearview Groves on Telegraph Road with dinner games and social time. Later they met at A C Vietzen home for supper and continued visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suni Club
Mari Frye
Europe
Mashell Burner
Mur Frye
Buswell
Clearview Groves
Telegraph Road
A. C. Vietzen
Grace Lutheran Fellowship Club Plans Halloween Party
Grace Lutheran Fellowship Club members elected officers last evening and set October 25 for a Halloween party. The social committee announced plans for a Fall Festival Friday night for church members and friends. A mock football game followed the program session. Dwight L. Burr was elected Sunday School superintendent at First Methodist Episcopal Church during the annual meeting. A tureen dinner preceded reports from departments showing strong church operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Sellers
United Fresbrteriat
Grace Lutheran Fellowship Club
Herrean Eady
Ralph Wendt
Dwight L. Burr
First Methodist ‘Episcopal Church
Local Notes on Residents and Travel
Miss HelenBuswell of Toledo visits her parents on Kenyon Avenue. Mrs. Harry W. Storer spends yesterday in Cleveland for Kings Daughters luncheon and meeting. Mrs. William Emery is ill at her son Alfred Emerys home on Marseille Avenue. Miss Alice Cobb leaves for Kent State College soph year. Mrs. Daniel Anthony recovering after Elyria Clinic operation and will receive visitors. Miss Bessie Paton departs for Pasadena California after two months with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J P Altman return from Blairsville Pa due to illness and death of his father D M Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Buswell
Toledo
Ohio
C. G. Buswell
Kenyon Avenue
Harry W. Storer
East River Street
Cleveland
Kings Daughters
Euclid Avenue Christian Church
William Emery
South Amherst
Alfred Emery
Marseilles Avenue
Alice Cobb
Shaddon Toad
Kent State College
Kent
Daniel Anthony
Jefferson Street
Elyria Clinic
Bessie Paton
Parkview Court
Pasadena
California
J. P. Altman
Blairsville
Pennsylvania
D. M. Anderson
Raymond Huston Wins Audition For Atwater Kent Scholarships
Raymond Huston son of Mr and Mrs Howard W Huston of Eighth street won the district auditions for the Atwater Kent scholarships. He competed with sixteen peers Saturday at the Sandusky Senior High Auditorium. Miss Yieha of Lorain shared honors. both go to Cleveland in October for state auditions with winners advancing to national contests. Judges were Herbert S Boynton Fred Church and Miss Helen M Baxter. Huston described as a bass baritone with superb tone and easy singing, accompanied by Miss Helen Frey and taught by Walter Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Huston
Howard W. Huston
Eighth Street
Atwater Kent
Huston
Sandusky
Misseles Yieha
Lorain
Miss Yieha
Cleveland
Herbert S. Boynton
First
Westminister Presbyterian Church Choir
Toledo
Shrine Chorus
The
Elks Opera Co
Fred Church
Washington Congregational Church
Helen M. Baxter
First Matthew Lutheran Church
Mr. Huston
Walter Scott
Helen Frey
West Ridge social notes and football outing brief
Mrs Carl Fow and daughter Patrina visited friends on Middle Ridge. Miss Marian Lauer and brothers attended the Elyria Oberlin football game in Elyria. Lester Drusendahl left for Ohio State University as a freshman. Many local families visited relatives in Elyria Vermilion and Elyria areas. The 4-H club fair featured demonstrations by Mildred Pallas and Marguerite Streicher on harmony incol-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Ridge
Carl Fow
Patrina
Middle Ridge
Marian Lauer
Harry Jr
Milton
Elyria-Obderlin
Elyria
Lester Drusendahl
Columbus
Ohio State University
Fred Decker
Lydia
H. H. Drusendehl
B. C. Pope
Mas Lyman
Russell
Ethel Wash
Alex Wash
Mildred Pallas
Marguerite Streicher
Col
Fields Church Notes Reflect New Pastor and Weekend Guests
Sept 25 notes report a good congregation for Rev J G Koontz first sermon The subject for next Sunday is Vision and Task Sunday school had eighty six attendees Junior Choir performed well Local residents visited and celebrated birthdays with family guests at dances and social events on Oct 1 Belden featuring Harley Delamore's Old Time Orchestra
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fields
J. G. Koontz
H. Wellert
Elyria
E. Lang
W. N. Harding
Robert
Hulse home church farewells in Elyria and local note
Sunday morning in Elyria Rev. Fulmer preached his farewell sermon at the Hulse home and church. News arrives of a horse death while plowing at a Lang home. Kenneth Lang attends Baldwin Wallace College in Aeronautic engineering. Visitors include Fred Kent family and Lucy Grills of Oberlin. Local events cover a sewing machine clinic, a death in Pittsfield, and trips of Mary Bainbridge and Lois Nieding. The General Ladies Aid Society meets Thursday, and Fields faculty were entertained at the Wallington home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulse
Elyria
Fulmer
E. O
Sandrock
Kenneth
Airs
George Lang
Baldwin Wallace College
C. C. Maple
New York City
William Sloane
West Thirty Fourth Street
Fred Kent
Lucy Grills
Oberlin
G. Lang
Grange Hall
Emery Coulton
Lansing
Michigan
John Sigsworth
Ruth Green
Pittsfield
Mary Bainbridge
Anthony Nieding
Birmingham
Henry Nieding
Athens
Lois
General Ladies' Aid Society
The
Sears
Miss Livermore
Miss Sherman
Christman
W. A. Wallington
Jailed man saved from hanging in county cell
TIFFIN Ohio Sept 28 J ratlee of the Peace Earl A Behm 44 of Bloomville was prevented from hanging himself in a county jail cell by officers. Behm was ordered to the Toledo state hospital for the insane Lima Ohio Sept 28 Miss Grace Bowersock recovering from tear gas exposure used by officers who raided her barber gas stand Pioneer Inn No liquor found in the place Tear gas used when Miss Bowersock did not open the door quickly Columbus Ohio Sept 28 Milton Shedrick 47 Guyahoga county prisoner died in prison hospital last night of tuberculosis Shedrick serving 14 to 20 year manslaughter term was granted parole Sept 25 because death is imminent His condition was so serious that he
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiffin, O
Jratlee
Earl A. Behm
Bloomville
Behm
Toledo State Hospital
Lima. O
Grace Bowersock
Pioneer Inn
Columbus
Milton Shedrick
Guyahoga County
Shedrick
Psychic Readings and Dance Event in Ridgeville
Mrs. Dunham offers psychic readings Thursday from 2 to 4 at 480 2nd St. A mixed dancing night follows at Ridgeville Grange Hall on Wednesday evening with Cook's Orchestra charging 25 cents per person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunham
2Nd St
Ridgeville Grange Hall
Cook’s Orch
Also Mentioned on This Page
Spring Valley Ladies Golf Assoc
First Methodist Church
Methodist Church
George Johnson
Marjorie Samar
P. T. A. Council
Brownhelm
Miss Miller
Betty Miller
Muss Tiges
Jack Wilford
Rusell
Warren Lauer
Howard Grills
Paul Sanko
Jimmie Hahn
Frederick Pallas
Frank Strait
Jack
Harry Lauer
St. Paul’s Church
Evalyn
Everett Strickler
Carlisle Grange
Grafton Grange
Theodore Grills
Melvin
Harold
C. J. Smith
Edison Highway
Castalia
Blue Hole
Arthur Zacharias
Sheffield Lake
Fred Simms
Marjorie
W. J. Fitegerald
Billy
R. Gooch
Ernest Freeman
Cetlon
Frank S. Harmon Lodge
Pardes
Judge Funk
Wooster
Ebenezer Lodge of
Grand Lodge
Canton
Forest City Lodge
Louis Heidrich
Gloris Harrison
William Burns
Ed Monroe
Ralph Vogler
Ed Dettman
Rowena
Hay McDonald
TRI Delts
Tr. Daiis
McDonald Home
Kay McDonald
Nina Nelson
Kar McDonald
Dot Welch
Jeanne Smith
Jinnia Wicker
Helen Rudy
Lew Kelley
Wanda Krisher
Lucy Krisher
Yvonne Sanker
Edna Malterer
Lina Isei
Jinnie Wicker
Beverly Court
Lina Isel
ODD Fellows
O. F
Bros, Bailey, Clark, Jenkins
Keglers
Bayer Lodge
E. L. Bailey
Wellington
Rhoades
Ely- Tia
Capt
C. Decker
É Guild
St. Andrew's
Church West
Webber Home
Elyria Masonic Chorus
Girl Scouts
Girl Scouts of Troop I
First Congregational
Ecurch
W. C. A. Health Education Department
Stetson
Health Education Secretary
Ada Wile
Business and Industrial Women's Bible
Y Wlc.a
Sunday School Board
W. C U
C. Adams
E. J. Bond
Irene Upton
Strickler
Miss Upton
Nellie M. Hill
Francis Lieberling
Fred Underhill
Sunshine
Hill
Anna Kennedy
A. M. Borer
Elyria Union
Arkansas
W. B.A
Mrs. Lacer
Suny Club
Buswell Family
Methodist
Troop 2
Elywoods
Virginia Essign
June Richwine
Wearnaye
the Johnston Gift Shop
Belden
Harley Delamore
Jade Tea Room
Phillips’ Drug Store
Carpenter's Beauty Shoppe
West Broad
Mia
Middle Ave
Broad St
Birkline’s
Plain Dealer
Hair Shoppe
Rialto Theatre
Broad Street
Bill Leedale
Roth Tailor Shop
Welsh’s
Axminster
Esmond
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