Elyria Busia Women's club opens year with dinner meeting
Society dinner marks busy year for Elyria Busia Women's club. Forty seven members attend at First Congregational church. New president Miss Eva Macker elected with Miss Elizabeth Rica as secretary treasurer. Gavel from old Suez church presented. Special music and plans announced for a masquerade party and October meeting on social goals.
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Elyria Busia Women's Club
Vngous
Feasiorsi
First Congregational Church
Rae Ve
Elcie M JoBustos
Spring
Eva Macker
Co. P. Shively
Tee
Suez
Charles Cx
Carrie Jacobs Bond
Alice Foler
Séth
Rush Palmer
River Road
Caroline Foler
Marjorie Rossiter
Miss Rich
Miss @reth Hecces
Ruth Palmer
Dinner party honors visiting Californian guest at Oxford avenue
Mrs. Verne Heryford of California visits her mother in Penfield while friends in Memorial Hospital School of Nursing attend a dinner party at Mrs. Louis Dyke's home on Oxford avenue. Hostesses include Byke, Miss Soleia Hales, Leonard Terry and Miss Zeilars. The gathering features flowers and a campfire after a long separation of eight years.
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Louis Dyke
Oxford Avenue
Verne Heryford
California
Penfield
Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
Byke
Soleia Hales
Leonard Terry
Zeilars
Rel
Dero
Chicken Dinner Hear Parish Day Event
Parish hosts a chicken dinner on September 29 at 6 50 PM. Residents are invited to attend and support community activities. Proceeds go toward parish programs and local services.
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Parish
New V F W Auxiliary Dept Officers Institute
An officers meeting of the Lorain post conducted by the new V F W Auxiliary officers concluded with a ceremony. Three new members were obligated as ladies and gentlemen were served in the front room while Commsree Mel Brown presided.
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Dept. Officers Institute
New V.F. W. Auxiliary
Lorain Ata
Akron
Mel Brown
Wedding Reception Details With Floral Cascade and Supper
Prizes were awarded to M BR Miller Miss Marien Sia and Miss Claire Emmerich. Guests moved to the dining room where canvas hung and water streams fed flowers attached to bridal gifts. A supper course followed at a long table centered by pink roses gladioli and taper light.
New Members Welcome at Ef Corps W235 Meeting
A new club formed after a gathering at the home of Mallory and Ray Werle. Terri announced an inspection form, and Mr. Mew Roms was honored. Refreshments followed as members elected officers including Jenson Moon Siminger Dyer Jecz Jenson Lehmar, with responses by members.
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Cadé Park
Terri
Mallory End
Ray Werle
Guill Road
Krawn
Abbe Road
Jenson
Tau
Bob Jobasozr
Moon
Edward Siminger
Dyer
Jecz Jenson
Dick Lehmar
Plan District Meeting Morinwest Encampment Follows Regular Session
The Plan District Morinwest Encampment held its regular meeting in the I. C. O. F. Hall last evening. After the meeting a card party was held and meals were served in the dining room. Incident details from Lorain were discussed and Ohio master masons attended.
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Morinwest
Lorain
Idgs
Ohio
Four Guests At Afleeting De HaAeAe Af M Te
Four guests attended a Hallewsey costume event at La Grange Osipher Gist Ab on com ays tu in Hallewsey, with attendees wearing period outfits and engaging in festive activities.
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la Grange
PTA Meeting on October First Discusses Girl Scouting
The Parent-Teacher Association will decide on October first at three o'clock. Mrs. Taft of Oberlin will give a talk on Girl Scouting. Refreshments will be served.
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His Parent-Teacher Association
Taft
Oberlin
Dercas Class Meets at Haven of Miss Virginia
A fragment notes a class named Dercas meeting at a haven honoring Miss Virginia. It mentions a prize and plans disewa patiy with a reference to George Fri enst Ridge in late October. The readable text is garbled but implies an event with people and a date in autumn.
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Haven
Virginia
George
Maston to Speak at Y Meeting on Temperance Course
Mr Maston will address a city meeting at the Y on temperance and outline a new course for city schools. A former Moody Bible Institute superintendent will also speak with Miss Ona Holly as guest. Mr Martone’s talk starts promptly at 2 15 and all parents are invited. Special music will accompany the event.
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Y. Octo “Tex
Seneois
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
Ona Holly
Martone
Local Licenses Issued In Ohio County Grants
Englon Terry of Youngstown and Lillie Duvall of Elyria receive licenses. Phillip Jaeger of Amherst and Alyce Nieding of Amherst also listed as licensees.
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Englon Terry
Youngstown
Baker
Lillie Duvall
Elyria
Phillip Jaeger
Amherst
Pressman
Alyce Nieding
Pennsylvania Girl Weds In Elyria Today
The wedding of Miss Sue Hriv eak daughter of Mr and Mrs Steve Hriveak of Acosta Pennsylvania and William Varso son of Andrew Vargo 349 Veican street in Elyria was solemnized today at Pauls Evangelical church with Rev Ernest Irion reading the service Palms autumn flowers and lighted candelabra decorated the church Ruth of Gberiin played the organ and Mrs A J Phiman sang I Love You Truly and Today The bride wore white satin with elbow length veil and carried white roses and gypsophils Bridesmaids wore soft shades of orchid green and blue Silver leaves pink satin rosebuds and silver bands adorned their hair A reception at the Grsr Fiddie followed Mr Varge is a moulder at Furnaces plant.
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Sue Hriveak
Steve Hriveak
Acosta
Pennesylvanis
William Varso
Andrew Vargo
Veican Street
Pauls Evangelical Church
Ernest Irion
Ruth
Gberiin
A. J. Phiman
Mery H Costa
Mary Hrivasx
Sne Galevec
Mary Hrivmak
Feveland
Margaret Vargo
Tegan
Wiliam Varze
Elyria
John le Paul Keckson
Cleveland
Grysr Fiddie
Mr. Varge
Local Personal Notices From Buckhamer Area
Personal notices list several residents and guests including Mrs E P Meis of West Avenue Buckhamer and Mr and Mrs F, who returned to Eastern Heights after a motor trip. Also mentioned are Mrs J D Hand of Longford, Mrs Nellie Bennett of M avertne, and Dr Trescott with various visits and guest arrangements.
Calendar Events Monday and Local Meetings
Twenty five fans attended a Democratic Women luncheon in Lorain yesterday with county chairman Mrs. Harry Wolf presiding. Speakers included Mrs. John McGuire the Washington AAA representative and local leaders from Akron Cleveland Columbus and Minnesota. A.A.W. book review group meets Tuesday at 7:45 p.m. at Mrs. John Von Blum’s Plaza apartments.
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Lorain
14Th
Harry Wolf
Amherst
John McGuire
Minnesota
Washington
AAA
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Dow Harter
Connors
Akron
Riley
Cleveland
Jaster
Columbus
Kriebel Golden Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Henry Kriebel celebrate their Golden Wedding Anniversary on Sunday September 29 at Avon Ghio. Married September 29 1885 at St Marys Avon by Rev Fr Fork. They are both in their sixties, with four children twelve grandchildren and one great grandchild. The celebration will be at the Jul iam street residence in Aver.
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Avonn
Ghio
Henry Kriebel
Kriebel
Avon
St. Mary's
Fork
Jebel
Sheffield Township
Avon Township
Gulf Road
Gerhardinger
Eri
Klingshirn
Aver
Ffield
Ah Weil
New Club Organizes at Fairlawn Avenue Meeting
A new club organized with Mary Dekasich as president Frances Masiyk as secretary and Florence Reese as treasurer. Election of officers followed by refreshments. Next meeting set for Miss Marcella Pias at 54 10th Street.
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G. I
Mary Dekasich
Fairlawn Avenue
Thinsday
Mary Dekalich
Frances Masiyk
Florence Reese
Centre Business
Marcella Pias
10Th Street
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Noted
Admissions list includes Edwin Knipper at 159 South Abbe road and Mrs. John Devidson Kipton with August Foes and address 429 14th stress. Discharges include William Wash of 115 W. River Street and Mrs. Leonard Salisbury North Ridgeville Ruth Anderson South Amherst.
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Edwin Knipper
South Abbe Road
John Devidson
Kipton
William Wash
W. River Street
Leonard Salisbury
North Ridgeville
Ruth Anderson
South Amherst
Chatham School News Notes New Enrollments
Enrollment in Chatham schools rises in high grades while lower grades dip. New families move in, including Heistand, Brine, House, and Spies children. Miss Johnson arrives to teach, replacing Miss Hansen who moves to Akron. New equipment bought, including 300 steel chairs and shades. a slide donated. High school baseball wins at Spencer 4 2. home opener against Litchfield 4 3 loss. School music active. Richard Johnson leads county band. Surprise parties honor Louise Rife and Evelyn Clifford. Congregational church weekly schedule listed.
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Chatham
Helen Heistand
Arthur
Ruth Brine
Gali
Richard House
Gersidine Spies
Miss Johnson
Wooster
Miss Hansen
Akron
Dee Ripley
Jnitor
Spencer High
Spencer
Ed Estill
Litchfield
Richard Johnson
Isted
Graff
Hobert
Elsie
Leonard Pugh
Louise Rife
Delaware
Evelyn Clifford
Friendship class party and church meeting notes
Wednesday activity at Earl Clinesmith’s included a Friendship class party and Rainbow Congregational church meeting with brief attendance and serving details. Miss Eldridge of Dayton to meet youths Friday. Changes: Rev Rife house updated. Ferguson family moved in. Wooster fair attendance noted. Ashland visitors at Packard home.
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Earl Clinesmith
Comaudiets
Miss Eldridge
Dayton
Rainbow Days
The
Congregational Church
Uhe
Lowelty
Asults
IWS
Ray Clifford
Mio Gursaul
Fern Allis
Mio Guasaul
Liz Willians
Will Gortam
Ashland
Packard
Exemp
Grange
Wakeman Presents Play Wakemax and Flower Show Prizes
Wakeman stages a village play titled Wakemax with local families in attendance. The Fourth annual Garden Club Flower Show at Halk venue drew many visitors. prizes awarded to numerous exhibitors including Mrs Lea Roas in first place for Cabnias, Elmer Bescher second, and multiple prize lists across classes for Petunias, Cosmos, Marigolds, and more. The event featured floral entries organized by local supporters such as Mr Burs and Mrs Ade Wilcoxen, with judges noting many beautiful blooms and well-presented displays.
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Garden Club
Mee Halk
Wes
Burs
Ade Wilcoxen
Charles Shelton
Clarence Batley
Eleanor Breisch
Cabnias
Cless
Lea Roas
Elmer Bescher
M Tee
Carl Getchum
W. S. Wood
Local School Fair Awards and Student Leaders Named
The report lists prize winners in multiple classes with names such as Mollie Barnes and Ken neth Wood earning top placements. It also notes a School assembly Monday night to plan programs for the year, naming Fitkins as committee chairman and leaders from each class.
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Fitkins
Jeanne Bellamy
Richard Parsons
Wanda Belle Felton
Wakeman Democratic Club
Cou+mbus
Federated Democra
Huron County Club Hosts Members and Guests Social
Murray families and neighbors attended club events with Mrs. Madge Mc Mann and Mrs. Rheg Witzlaben listed among members. Tuesday evening a meeting for members spouses and friends occurred at the Witzlaber homes. Several couples and individuals hosted gatherings including card games and meals, with notes of visitors and receptions.
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Plue
Harry Shafer
and Hurst
Carl Neiding
Hos
Lorain
Frank Joe $Earday
Herman Nake
Theauer
Elmer Beecher
Pettibone Sunday Dinner Roast Spring Chicken Menu
The Pettibone offers a Sunday dinner from 12 to 1 50 P M featuring roast spring chicken with soup and dessert priced at 60c. Phone 9324 for reservations or inquiries.
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Party For Californian
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Bass” Mollison
Kay Pfaff
Wuest Hall
Dreamland
Broad St
Miss Borie
Rena
Ada
Dercas
Mr. Maston
Pennsylvania
Daughters of
Sahara Revelin
Ethel Treets Gerson
Forest
Church Notes
Claire Stents
Donald Adams
New Haven
Conn
Tople
Wakeman
Ele
Canor Mairon
Meelmonther Ebel
Oliver Wort
Katherine Strong
Alstha Steele
Lst
Mollie Barnes
Frank Lene
Bety Hasikins
Molle Barnes
Kenneth Wood
Nasturtiums
Tt Becchper
A Pierce
Ee Ruet
Ro Wood
Frank Hive May Bacon
Pierce
Beecher
Clarance
Jaek W. Wood
Grace Jenkins
George Pierce
Cat Canfield
W. Briza
M Stryke
Gertrude Beauty Shoppe
Clark St
Schwind
Picture Store
Picture Framing Our Specialty
Second Street
Birkline’s
Boe
Second St
Imperial Furniture Co
East Avenue
Elyria Dairies
Ewu Liah
Lory
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