Fifteen-Year Jubilant Ordination in Elyria Church
The Rev. J H Grant marks twenty five years of service between Elyria and Meriden centers. His ordination at Center Congregational Church followed Yale training, with sermons by Prof Genung of Amherst and a deacon’s service by Rev Phillips of Rutland. A special day includes communion and a vespers quartet. A later address reviews the future of Elyria churches.
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J. H
I . Conm
Center Congregational Church
Meriden
Yale Mingity School
New Haven
Conan
Joan F. Genung
Amherst College
Wr. Grant
GC. W Phillips
Rutland
Fermont
Grant
Florence Ancy Hall
First Church
Elyria
Serence
L. C. Ant
Lorain
Ant
Yale Divine
Azariah Ot
Oberlin
Men of Christ class to host fall meeting at Y M C A
The Church of Christ Men’s Bible Class plans its first fall gathering at the Y M C A on Thursday evening. Officers will be elected and fall plans discussed. The class has been challenged by the Depression Young Ladies Class, which begins next Sunday, and members are urged to invite others and stay for a social with refreshments.
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Dean Burns
Community church events and a birth announced
Tonight and tomorrow several church groups meet at First Congregational and Memorial Hospital. The Lorzin County era Star meets at Ma e Temple while an area PTAs hold a meeting Friday. Evangeline Spieth hosts a Class, and a Parent-Teacher Association program is listed. A baby girl weighed eight pounds at the Kaiser home.
Dangerous germicide claim targets varicose and goiter relief
An ad promoting Moon's Take 011 claims to shrink varicose veins and goiter, with warnings of harm from prolonged use. It promises a two ounce bottle for 15 cents with refunds if no benefits, and urges immediate orders through International Labor and Crasaalls Pharmacy.
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Crasaalls Pharmacy
Friday Night Health Talks at Y W C A
The Girl Reserves meet tomorrow afternoon at 8 30 in the Y W C A gym for the first regular meeting of the year. The Senior Friendship cabinet also meets tomorrow at five. A Health Talk series opens Friday evening from seven to eight with Miss Paddock discussing Ideal Beauty.
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Educational Department
The
Thirty ninth Lorain County temperance union convention program
The Lorain County Christian Temperance Union announces the thirty ninth annual convention at First M E Church Oberlin October 4 with morning and afternoon sessions. Readings include greetings from Miss Susan Hinman and devotional leadership by Mrs A K Jenne, reports from credentials and treasurers, county prize awards, memorial and child welfare services, and closing rites led by Mrs Anderson Brighton with song Bless Be the Tie.
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Lorain County Christian Temperance ‘Union
M. E
Oberlin
Mra
A. J. Waite
Susan Hinman
E_F Brainard
Elsha
Oberlin W. CC. T. OU
A. K. Jenne
Amherst
EF. H. Richards
wXirs
T. G. Webster
Mirs
S. H. Strickler
D. A. Baird
Ely
Brighton
Young Men's Business Club to Elect Next Tuesday
The Young Men's Business Club holds elections next Tuesday after announcing the nominating committee slate. First meeting set for October 4 at 6:30 PM in the Chamber of Commerce rooms with supper planned.
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Young Mens Business Club
Real Y. M. B. A
Chamber of Commerce
S. T
D. A. Baird
D. W. Myers
H. M. Redington
John McElhinney
Russel Waldorf
A. H. West
C. L. McClellan
John Roeh
Don Sotherden
Paul Ackerman
H. E. Agate
Earl Bell
Kenneth Boylan
Robert Crehore
Arthur Ehrke Talph Fobes
Earl Greenland
L. J. Kerr
Chas. McCarvel
W. W. McConnell
H. H. Nye
Carl Spaulding
O. H. Terrell
L. H. Webber
Y C YMCA Gym Classes Open Monday Night
Pall gym classes will start at the local Y M C A on Monday October 3. Plans are moving to begin the season with Industrial Church and City Indoor Baseball leagues and other community activities. Schedule lists various classes by day and time.
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Industrial Church
Sp. m High School
Westward Tour of Key Points of Interest
A comprehensive offensive tour visits major sightlines across the west. Travelers explore landmarks, cultural centers, historic sites, and natural wonders, documenting routes and experiences along the way.
Sisters Elect Delegate to Convention
The Pythian Sisters held a regular meeting with good attendance. Mrs Lorietta Heidrich was chosen as delegate to the district convention in Cleveland in November with Mrs Lydia Melton as her alternate. Plans were made for a card party and a dance at upcoming meetings.
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Loretta Heidrich
Lydia Meltom
Cleveland
Dances Planned By Twenties Century Dancing Club At Elks Hall
The Twenties Century Dancing Club schedules five dances at Elks Hall on Thursday evenings November 10 December 15 January 26 February 23 and April 29 Kalts Orchestra of Norwalk will provide music and the event is organized by H L Camore and O J Shafe Fifty Elyria Shrimers attended the Cleveland quarterly meeting with Messrs Ror VanDemark Dr E P Clement and KK B Lerseh to receive Shriner degrees Mr and Mrs J W Smith returned from a motor trip east Mrs Bert Sharp hosted the Swastika Club at Water street with a business meeting social games prizes and refreshments
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Century
Elks Hall
Kalts Orchestra
Norwalk
Rusbee Beach
H. L. Camore
O. J. Shafe
Elyria Shrimers
Cleveland
Messrs
Ror VanDemark
E P. Clement
KK. B. Lerseh
Bert Sharp
Water Street
Sharp
J. Harrington
Frank Berger
Lorain couple to wed in October
Bliss Meta M. Smithberger daughter of Mrs Katherine Smithberger of Lorain will marry Howard C. Collmar son of Mr and Mrs C Collmar of Lorain in October. Smithberger is active in church and clubs in Lorain and was a secretary at Richey Slough and Fales. Collmar works at Elyria Foundry Co and is a St Johns church member and Al Koran chorus singer in Cleveland. The couple plans to reside in Elyria.
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Bliss Meta M. Smithberger
Katherine Smithberger
Lorain
Howard C. Collmar
C . Collmar
Miss Smithberger
Richey, Slough
Fales
Gollmar
Chestnut Grove Home Department meets at Miss Stokes home
The Chestnut Grove Home Department will hold its regular quarterly meeting at Miss Stokes 1376 Fast Avenue Friday September 30 at two oclock. Miss Marion Metcalf of Oberlin will review the International Sunday School Lessons for the past quarter. At the close attendees may greet Miss Ada Smith who leaves next month for Korea to work with the Methodist Mission Board. All members and friends are invited.
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Chestnut Grove Home Department
Miss Stokes
Fast Avenue
Marion Metcalf
Oberlin
Ada Smith
Korea
Methodist Mission Board
The
Home Department
Surprise party honors Roscoe Kaufman marriage
A Tuesday evening gathering at Mrs. H. R. Kauffman's Parkview court home celebrated the marriage of Roscoe Kaufman. About twenty guests attended and presented the couple with a piano lamp. The evening featured music, games, and refreshments as best wishes were offered.
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Roscoe Kaufman
H. R. Kauffman
Parkview Court
Handkerchief Shower Honoring Belle Seton Hostess Irma Cochran
A prenuptial event for Belle Seton and Harry Linder continued with a handkerchief shower at Irma Cochran's East avenue home. Three Five Hundred tables were played. Katherine Athey won first prize and Harriet Sellard second. Guests departed after a luncheon.
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Belle Seton
Harry Linder
Irma Cochrane
East Avenue
Katherine Athe
Harriet Sellard
Election of officers at General Ladies Aid meeting
At yesterday afternoon's General Ladies Aid of the M E church meeting officers were elected for the year. President Mrs M M Wilcox First Vice President Mrs WL Beal Second Vice President E E Reed Secretary Mrs B H Long Treasurer Mrs J Carson Plans were made for a reception for Rev Winters next week inviting representatives from various town organizations to attend and speak.
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M. E Church
M. M Wilcox
WL. Beal
E. E. Reed
B. H. Long
J. Carson
Rev. Winters
Moose Lodge to Initiate Large James A. Davis Class
At a Mooose Lodge meeting one candidate was initiated. Secretary Brown and others from Akron lodge planned to bring Akron degree team to this city in late November to initiate a large James A. Davis class, with organizers and officials present.
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MOOSE
Mooose
Brown
Trace
W B_. Peterman
Akron Lodge
Clark
Akron
James A. Davis
Triangle Club Opens Doors With Evening Program
The Triangle Club announces an open house Monday at K O T M hall featuring speeches and a music entertainment. A banquet will welcome all members and is expected to attract a large turnout as the club shows progress unmatched in its history.
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Triangle Club
K. O. T. M Hall
Bible Study Club Meeting At Mrs McClure Home
The Bible Study Club will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 at 313235 Middle Avenue the home of Mrs R H McClure. Pastor Jonh Levy will speak in the afternoon program.
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Bible Study Club
R. H. McClure
Middle Avenue
Jonh Levy
Welert Couple Welcomes Two Daughters at Memorial
Memorial Hospital reports birth of two daughters to Mr and Mrs Arthur Welert of Bass Avenue. Mrs Ellenore Somels of Chestnut Street hosts guest Mrs Nora Myers of Cleveland. Mr and Mrs E C Miller and daughter Hazel of Lake Avenue visited friends in Norwalk Sunday.
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Memorial Hospital
Arthur Welert
Bass Avenue
Ellenore Somels
Chestnut Street
Nora Myers
Cleveland
E. C. Miller
Hazel
Lake Avenue
Norwalk
Helpful Hair Hints Stop Hair Loss with Parisian Sage
A Parisian sage remedy sold by C. W. Phillips and other druggists is touted to prevent baldness grayness and dandruff. A user testifies rubbing the liquid into the scalp before bed stops itching and hair shedding, leaving thick soft and glossy hair.
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C. W. Phillips
Golden Hour Mission Pand Meeting At Gracecourt
The United Presbyterian Golden Hour Mission band met at Miss Dorothy Roddy’s home. Twenty members attended with seven new enrollments after the missionary program. Plans were made to organize a Junior band for girls nine to twelve with older girls assisting. The next meeting is in October hosted by Miss Mikired Normando.
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Golden Hour Mission Pand
United Presbyterian Church
Dorothy Roddy
Gracecourt
Plana
Mikired Normando
Community Notices From LaGrange and Vicinity
Local residents prepare for church services and gatherings while others travel for business and study. Theodore Hopkins plans to attend Pitts church in Pennsylvania. F C Underhill heads to California for winter with son Q A Underhill. Charlies B Conway leaves for Chicago to study at the University of Chicago.
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Theodore Hopkins
LaGrange
Pitts Church
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