Senior Friendship Club Welcomes New Members At Tea
The Senior Friendship Club welcomed 145 new members at a dedicatory tea at the YWCA yesterday. Members registered, received blue and white programs, and enjoyed dancing led by Elizabeth Love. A “Key to Friendship” passed among attendees. Mary Ellen Yoder won candy for holding the key when the music ended.
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PHE
Elizabeth Love
Mary Ellen Yoder
Helen Goodspeed
Myrna Gleason
Tea Opens Year For Catholic Study Club No. 2
Catholic Study Club 2 started its season with a tea at president Mrs. Don Myers home assisted by secretary Mrs. Irvin Wentz. Publicity chair Ted E. Seward was named as the group outlined plans for upcoming programs. A later note mentions a prewedding gathering for Miss Gertrude Hoton and Roger Hart, with a wedding set for October 3 at St. Marys church.
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Catholic Study Club
Don Myers
Columbia Avenue
Irvin ‘Wentz
Ted E. Seward
Charles White
Stanford Avenue
Henry Radican
William Thomas Walsh
Richard S. Horan
Newlyweds Welcome Friends at Monroe Street Home
Mr and Mrs Edward J Skorke hosted friends at 117 Monroe Street to celebrate their marriage performed by Father Leo J Brissel on Saturday September 23 at nine in the morning Mrs Skorke formerly Ione Fish of the city. A West Avenue party hosted by Mrs Krieg honored Grace McCullough and Gertrude Hotow with plans for Hotow to wed Roger Hart October 3. New club meetings and social games featured bridge and hearts with prizes and gifts, and notices of upcoming entertainments and duties across several households.
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John Wirsham
Gates
Avenue
Maxine’ Roling
Clarence ¥. Smith
Joe Arsem
Clifford
Smith
Gerald Johns
Lucille Roling
Max Kuchenrither
Rollin Moran
Smith-Roling
St. Mary's Church
Edward J. Skorke
Monroe Street
Leo J. Brissel
Skorke
Ione Fish
Pedro
Mrrs
Charles Smith
West River Street
Thelma Traxler
Helen Smith
Louise Woodcock
Elizabeth Wilhelmy
Loch Strect
Lorain Area Personal Briefs and Local Society Notes
John E Handcy mourns brothers in law death in Marseilles Ohio. plans to travel with relatives. Lila Lee performs in Tonight We Dance with Ruth Chatterton at Hanna theatre Cleveland. Detroit run next week. Mrs Mary Tapper elected grand mistress of finance for Ohio Pythian Sisters in Cincinnati. Various residents travel to Columbus Pittsburgh and New York for studies and business. Membership activities and social events noted at St Paul’s Church circles with plans for October meetings and a rummage sale.
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John E. Handcy
West Broadstreet
Harry A. Kinney
Marseilles
Ohio
Elyrian
I. O. O. F. Lodge
Handcy
Harry Thompson
Lila Lee
Leonard Tufford
Miss Lee
Ruth Chatterton
Hanna Theatre
Cleveland
Auriol Lee
Detroit
Mary Tapper
West Ridge Road
State of Ohio
Cincinnati
Keith Clotz
Middle Avenue
Dye
William Lersch
Harrison Street
Bob DeLloyd
Seventh Street
Columbus
Ohio State University
J. S. Cunningham
Cleveland Street
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Elizabeth Ritchie
New York City
A. Terry
Kenyon Avenue
Steel and Iron
Maude’ Stevenson
Grafton ‘Road
Eighteenth Street
Wilbur McVeigh
Elyria Memorial Hospital
McVeigh
North Ridgeville
QO. W. Greene
Rochester
New York
Graystone Hotel
John Fritz
Ambherst
George Nevins
West River Street
Friends
Norwalk
Rummage Sale Saturday at 558 Broad Street
A rummage sale is set for Saturday September 30 at 558 Broad Street. Proceeds benefit community projects and shoppers are invited to browse items from household goods to clothing. Public notices urge early arrival for best selection.
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Broad St
Girl Scouts Troop 2 Postpones Cookout and Welcomes New Members
Rain delays cookout for Girl Scout Troop No. 2 and lunch is taken at the Armory on Third Street. Five new girls join including Jane Brydon, Joan Brydon, Joan Ryan, Carol Swanson, Barbara Terry, and Shirley Standen. Troop plans a hike to Scouts Roost Saturday at 11 A M, and the meeting ends with Taps and Goodnight Circle.
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Armory
Third Street
Jane Brydon
Joan Brydon
Joan Ryan
Carol Swanson
Barbara Terry
Shirley Standen
Goodnight Circle
Mrs Lottie Marsh Named New Queen of Malta Dames
Mrs Lottie Marsh elected queen of the Malta Dames at a meeting in O F hall last night other officers were named and will be installed October 11 by Ella May Dean Sovereign Protector A Zenocacia report from Reading Pennsylvania was presented Ruth Kauffman and Lottie Marsh received special prizes a supper will precede the installation at six o clock
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Dames of
Malta
Lottie Marsh
O. O. F. Hall
Ella May Dean
Cleveland
Esther Smith
Naomi
Harriet Copas
Lila Christiansen
Ruth Kauffman
Osca Higgie
Edith Slater
Helen Rankin
Lucille Fawkes
Edna Manzelman
Marcella Scott
Emily Scrivens
Ida Ryan
Bessie Smith
Jessie Raesier
Louise Tichenor
Agnes Erickson
Reading
Pennsylvania
Ivan Simmons
Delightful Program Planned For Annual Y W C A Open House
The annual Open House at the YWCA, Friday at eight, showcases the membership drive climax and invites the public to inspect both residence and gym. Highlights include Mildred Coleman and Charles Lampkin, noted Cleveland performers in dramatic readings with musical atmosphere, backed by a committee of Mrs. Deane Burns and others organizing hostesses, refreshments, and interpretive talks on YWCA offerings.
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Thes Y. W. C. A
R. C. Novatney
Mildred Coleman
Charles Lampkin
Cleveland
Miss Coleman
Lampkin
Cassandra Brothers
Deane Burns
George Lamberton
Couple Celebrates Fortieth Wedding Anniversary
The fortieth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs John Hess of 1145 Tenth Street Lorain was marked with a surprise party last evening. Guests came from Lorain Elyria Cleveland Amherst Spencer Oberlin Jackson Michigan and Ashland. A three tiered wedding cake centered the buffet table and gifts were exchanged.
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John. Hess
Tenth Street
Lorain
Elyria
Cleveland
Amherst
Spencer
Oberlin
Jackson
Michigan
Ashland
Transportation Of Blind To Center Is Problem of League
Elyria Service League extends work for the blind for another year and seeks funds for transportation to the Center for the Sightless in Lorain county. About ten sightless residents use the center. Lions Club funds have run dry. The league asks community chests, clubs, and individuals to aid county-wide transport. A rummage sale is planned for October 7 at the Center. Beulah Williams continues in charge. Joseph Beltz to lead next meeting on October 23.
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Elyria Service League
Ward Young
Columbia Avenue
Center For
Lorain
Lions Club of
Service League
Beulah Williams
Joseph
Beltz
League
Allen PTA Executive Meeting Plans October Fifth Session
The Allen Parent-Teacher Association executive board met at Mrs Cyril Brecknock's home to plan the next school meeting on Thursday October fifth at 2:00. Topics include suggestions for the year's work and a new by-laws draft. Report on the successful paper sale and forthcoming board meeting at Mrs Wilbur Gaston's home on October 25.
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Allen Parent - Teacher Association
Cyril Brecknock
Longfellow Street
Ways and Means
Wilbur Gaston
Brecknock
Gaston
Mary-Martha class sets fall activities with luncheon
The Mary-Martha class of the First Methodist church opened fall activities with a 6 30 p m tureen luncheon in the church dining room. Twenty two members and six guests including Dr F L Hicks and Mrs Hicks and Dorothy Hicks were seated at a long table decorated with fall flowers. Hostesses were Mrs C B Simkins and officers Mesdames Severs Linville McCord Bellingham O Malley Wurster and Ray. After dinner the group attended a prayer meeting in the upper room. Next month the class will meet October tenth with Mrs McCord as chairman.
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Mary-Martha
First Methodist Church
F. L. Hicks
Dorothy Hicks
R. Montague
Kenneth Jennings
Bonna Mae Reynolds
C.B. Simkins
Mesdames Severs
Linville
McCord
Bellingham
O'Malley
Wurster
Ray
Luncheon precedes Ladies Aid meeting at Church of Christ
About twenty five women attended a noon luncheon at the Church of Christ before the Ladies Aid society business meeting. Mrs J D Funk led a devotional, Mrs Will Foster spoke on her Florida trip, and Mrs C M Terry led the session planning Fall and Winter projects. A November 29 luncheon is planned. Elyria YWCA membership drive reports progress with Harwood Lersch’s team at 32, others at 27 and 18.
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Church of Christ
Ladies Aid Society
J. D. Funk
Will Foster
Florida
C. M. Terry
Elyria ¥. W. C. A
Association
Harwood Lersch
Robert Boylan
Murs Malcolm Forbes
Eradication Of Bangs Disease Aims For Dairymen
Lorain County dairy herd owners will soon have an opportunity to join the Bangs Disease eradication program. County agent C I Hummel reports about 150 Lorain County herds already under supervision with more owners expressing interest. New agreement copies were received and tests will be made as funds allow indemnities for condemned cows. About 43,000 herds statewide are under supervision.
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Lorain County
C. I. Hummel
Hummel
Rebekah Lodge Hostesses Guide Oct Meeting
Mrs. Ruby Beal hosted Past Noble Grands of Rebekah lodge in the I O O F hall dining room on Wednesday afternoon with assistants Mrs. Kate Reinhardt Mrs. Ann Schanbacher and Mrs. Ellen Lockard. Iva Marsh won a free contest and Mrs. Hazel Markel won a car romance prize while Mrs. Lorena Handbey took the special prize. A refreshment course was served before adjournment and plans were made to meet again on Wednesday October twenty fifth with Mrs. Laura Ferrell of Harvard avenue.
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Ruby Beal
Rebekah Lodge
I. O. O. F. Hall
Kate Reinhardt
Ann Schanbacher
Ellen Lockard
Iva Marsh
Hazel Markel
Lorena Handbey
Laura Ferrell
Harvard Avenue
Local club and meeting calendar for YWCA and area groups
Calendar items list meetings at YWCA MCI A and other venues. Beta Sigma Chi Au dre Foster at Harvard avenue. Kim Ko with Stella Pin cura Lorain. Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary hashingo party at Woodman ha h preceded by 7 30 meeting. Zhonta class of 2nd Congregational at Schiebel home Spruce Street. PTA parliamentary procedure lecture at YMC A Ra Zell club with Mrs Hallauer Murray Ridge. St Agnes Circle No 4 with Mrs Stella Wilbert 331 Furnace Notawa with Mrs Marshall Tran Harwood Street Show notes many scattered gatherings across Lap.
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Beta Sigma Chi
Audrey Foster
Harvard Avenue
Kim-Ko
Stella Pincura
Lorain
Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary
Tom Hallauer
Murray Ridge
St. Agnes Circle No
Stella Wilbert
Furnace Street
Notawa
Marshall Tran
Harwood Street
Bethel Shrine
Pythian Sisters
Moose
St. Andrew's
Licenses listed for crane pilot and teachers in Ohio towns
Sterling W. Miller 23 of Sheffield township licensed as crane pilot. Kathleen L. McCracken 19 of Lorain licensed as crane pilot. John McCullough 28 of Cleveland licensed as recreation teacher. Mattie Scott 21 of 1219 Went avenue Elyria licensed as recreation teacher. James Balas 24 of Lorain licensed as mill worker. Lila Muth 19 of Amherst licensed as recreation teacher.
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Sterling W. Miller
Sheffield Township
Kathleen L. McCracken
Lorain
John McCullough
Cleveland
Mattie Scott
Went Avenue
Elyria
James Balas
Lila Muth
Amherst
Admissions and Discharges List Includes Several Names
A miscible roster shows admissions for Phyllis Mae Dostall Claude Terry William Eschke Mrs Harry Hyman Mrs John Frita Amherst Raymond Brunner Catherine Logvn Mrs Wilbur McVeigh John Kovacs and discharges for Edward Bathey Nancy Livermore and Dwight Ward.
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Phyllis Mae Dostall
Prospect Street
Claude Terry
West Street
William Eschke
Huron Street
Harry Hyman
Devoncourt
John Frita
Amherst
Raymond Brunner
Rush Street
Catherine Logvn
R.D
Wilbur McVeigh
North Ridgeville
John Kovacs
Third Street
Edward Bathey
Waverly Court
Nancy Livermore
Bell Avenue
Dwight Ward
Second Street
New Anniversary Stamp Issued At Elyria Post Office
A new three cent stamp marking the 300th anniversary of colonial printing went on sale today at the Elyria post office. The design features a hand operated printing press.
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America
Elyria
Ohio D A R Marks Historic Building Jubilee at Ohio University
The Ohio Daughters of the American Revolution celebrated the golden jubilee of the national DAR with a ceremony on the Ohio University campus. Manasseh Cutler Hall was marked as a historic site, honoring Cutler as chaplain, scientist, physician, minister and statesman. State officers and 121 chapters attended, with Nabby Lee Ames chapter hosting a tea after the program. The event opened with a concert by the Ohio University band and ROTC color guards.
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Athens
Ohio Daughters of the American Revolution
National Dar Society
Ohio University
Manasseh Cutler
Northwest Territory
Ohio
Ohio Society
Toledo
Grading Of Apples Demonstration For Lorain County Growers
A demonstration on Baldwin apple grading will be held next Thursday evening at the William Schmittgen packing house on Middle Ridge Road. County agent C. I Hummel announced the event. Federal inspector A. Brookhart will conduct the session, following a prior demonstration that prompted growers to request another.
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Lorain County
William Schmittgen
Middle Ridge Road
C. I Hummel
A. Brookhart
Ohio
Brookhart
Printing Presses Through The Ages 1639 to 1939
A compact note traces the evolution of press technology from the 17th century to the 20th, marking 300 years of typographic development. It highlights key shifts in pressing mechanisms, paper quality, and distribution methods that shaped public communication.
Mexico's Silver Output Dominates World Share
Mexico produces about 40 percent of the earth's annual silver output, highlighting its dominant role in global silver production and supply. This significant share underscores the country's mineral sector strength and impact on markets and prices.
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Mexico
Pillow Case Card Party at J.C.C.F. Hall
Rockettes Parent's Club hosts a pillow case card party at J.C.C.F. hall on Friday evening at 8 pm. Funds raised support club activities and community events. Participants urged to bring cards and good cheer.
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Rockettes Parent’s Club
J.C.C.F. Hall
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