Y W C A Opened Membership Drive With Tea Event
More than seventy five women attended the Y W C A tea marking the start of the association’s membership drive at the West avenue parlors. Mrs. D A Baird outlined the program from schoolgirl to home life and emphasized support from two member types both for funds and participation. Categories included one dollar, five dollars sustaining, and one hundred dollars life memberships. A fall open house was announced for October 7 21st at 2 30 with a talk on old glass and Jacob Meier lectures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
West Avenue
H. W. Ingersoll
Mirs
C. H. Cushing
Richard Schmittgen
Clark Braddock
Fred Pahl
William Schmittgen
D. A. Baird
Alice McCracken
W.C. A
Eric Chapman
Robert Wilson
Ona Holly
Holly
Jacob Meier
Girl Scouts Plan Overnight Hike After First Aid Class
Twenty three Girl Scouts met at the Second Congregational church Monday afternoon with Jane Roig in charge. Patrel Corners led the Tenderfoot class and Jane Rithwine instructed the Second Class Scouts on bandages. Mrs BD Hull directed. A game called Train Smash tested First Aid knowledge. Final plans announced for an overnight hike Friday and Saturday. Good night Circle and Taps closed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational Church
Jane Roig
Patrel Corners
Jane Rithwine
BD. Hull
Suni Sith Club Opens Season With Tureen Supper
Suni Club held a tureen supper at the W C A to open the season. Fall flowers and candies adorned the tables. Marl Frre, Mabel Eubanks and Mabel Wade hosted. A new constitution was adopted and plans for an educational program were formed. A skit for the Fall Festival was planned and bridge games followed with Lois Littleton winning first, Alice McCracken second, Ona Shumaker low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suni Club
Marl Frre
Mabel Eubanks
Mabel Wade
Bridge
Lois Littleton
Alice McCracken
Ona Shumaker Low
Birthday Courtesy At Country Club
A golf party and luncheon at Elyria Country Club honored Mrs. Charles H. Davis of Lakewood and Mrs. Ed Raus of Elyria. Sixteen winter bowling group members attended. each guest received a gift. A birthday cake and Fall garden flowers adorned the table. Golf prizes went to Mrs. Raus for low net, Mrs. Leonard Tufford for low putts, Mrs. W. G. Barnes for selected holes, and Mrs. C. H. Davis for low score on No. 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Country Club
Charles H. Davis
Lakewood
Ed Raus
Elyria
Davis
Raus
Leonard Tufford
W. G. Barnes
C. H. Davis
Church of Christ School ends eight week contest with tureen supper
The Sunday School adult and young people departments held a concluding gathering with about 125 attendees. Deane Burns presided, Roger Williams led singing with Mrs. Foster on piano, and soloists Jean Fridenstine and Virginia Bromger performed. C A Gibbons spoke and presented an original poem Keep a Comin and Herman Gannett responded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Deane Burns
Roger Williams
Will Foster
Jean Fridenstine
Virginia Bromger
Donna King
C. A. Gibbons
Herman Gannett
Young People’s Department
DeEtie Burdue
Bob Chap
Earl Demos
Robert Mallory
D. A. Baird
Women of Cap tain P D Reely Circle Meet
Mrs Dorothy Wiliert led the regular meeting of Captain P D Reely Circle as Ladies of the G A R gathered. Mrs Louise Freeman was reported slowly improving at the Heloria Clinic. Mrs Sadie Mae Williams of Cleveland was elected to the National Board of Administration and as Senior Vice President of Betsy Ross Junior Club at the Washington convention. A bingo party is planned for October to be held at Daisy Hardy’s Clark Street home. The next meeting is set for October 294 Aw OoiTL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Wiliert
P. D. Reely
Louise Freeman
Heloria Clinic
Sadie Mae Williams
Cleveland
National Board of Administration
Betsy Ross
Washington, D. C
Daisy Hardy
Clark Street
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Notices
Admission and discharge entries list individuals by name and address. Names include Baby Girl Fert man, Mrs. Les ter Bolger, Mrs Celia Dragar, Mrs Moritz Ferchland, Clarence Mattke, Betty Wheeler, Faith Ellis, Mrs Keith Brown, Ruth Rolsh, Frank Ru dio, George Taylor, Barbara Kirsch. Locations include Berlin Heights Oberlin Lorain Ridgeville and streets such as Chestnut Harwood 9th 12th West Ave Chestnut Rd No 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fertman
Chestnut St
Lester Bolger
Celia Dragar
Harwood St
Moritz Ferchland
Clarence Mattke
Berlin
Betty Wheeler
Oberlin
Hattie Brower
9Th St
Faith Ellis
W. 12Th St
Keith Brown
Lorain
Ruth Rolsh
Ridgeville
Frank Rudio
West Ave
George Taylor
Barbara Kirsch
Licenses Granted to England and Miller in Wellington
The notice lists licenses awarded to Howard P. England, 30, a Wellington salesman, and Harriet Miller, 22, of Wellington township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard P. England
Wellington
Harriet Miller
Wellington Township
Lacy Squares Crochet Pattern 5695 Offered
Pattern 5695 provides instructions and charts for two filet crochet squares used together or separately for cloth, bedspread, or scarf. Learn lace stitches, material options including string or mercerized cotton, and view illustrations. Send 10 cents and your name address and pattern number to Chronicle Telegram Arts Dept New York NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle-Telegram
Arts Dept
4Th Street
New York
X. Y
Maxine Garford Installed As Worthy Advisor In Elyria Rainbow
Maxine Garford was installed as worthy advisor of the Elyria Assembly Rainbow for Girls with about a hundred attendees. Ruth Long served as installing officer, assisted by June Garford, Pauline Geigey, Audrew Squire, Myrna Smetzer and Mrs. Katherine Merthe, as new officers and escorts were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Garford
Elyria Assembly Rainbow For
Axine Garford
Elyria Assembly Rainbow
Ruth Long
June Garford
Pauline Geigey
Audrew Squire
Myrna Smetzer
Katherine Merthe
Thea nAff Fianee
Batee
Couple Observes Golden Wedding in Orland Ohio
P Homer Wilson and Marry Frances Connor marked fifty years of marriage observed in Orland Ohio on September 30. They reside in Elyria area since 1923 after moving from Oberlin where they lived since 1912. Family gathered at 12123 Middle Avenue for a six o clock dinner with son Paul Wilson and relatives from Cleveland Lakewood Oberlin and Minneapolis among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orland
Ohio
P. Homer Wilson
Frances Connor
J. R. Williams
Logan
Wilson
Oberlin
Elyria
Wilsom
Middle Avenue
Paul Wilson
Aiden Peabody
Cleveland
Ruth Wilson
Lakewood
Mildred Gales
William Bozzett
Wilbur Peabody
Elizabeth Peabody
Rouseali
Clydle C. Wilson
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Daily Stor
Open Church Nuptials For Frances Sherrill Eager Bride
Miss Frances Sherrill and Paul S. Eager wed in a First Methodist ceremony at three thirty with the altar trimmed in palms and white blooms. The bride wore turquoise maire and a pearl necklace given by the groom. Marian Sherrill was maid of honor. Earl Tompkins was best man. reception followed at Gabies. The couple, graduates of Elyria High, plan a Lake Michigan honeymoon and will reside at 254 Harricon Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Sherrill
N. B. Sherrill
Lake Avenue
Paul S. Eager
B. C. Eager
East River Street
First Methodist Church
E. J. Bond
Wilfred Bleck
Miss Marian Sherrill
Earl Tompkins
Byron Eager
David Lloyd
Mr and
Eager
Maezician Lake
Michigan
Harricon Street
Elyria High School
Ir. Eager
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
Oberlin School of Commerce
Prudential Life Insurances Company
Columbus Day Ball Plans By Knights of Columbus
At a regular meeting last evening the Knights of Columbus organized a private Columbus Day ball for members and their families. The Lakewood Intercouncil meeting planned for October 13 was postponed until further notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Lakewood
Local Personal News From Lighth Street Area
The community shares weekend visits and travels including Merritt and Walter Ebersbacher families in town, Gene Miers returning to Ohio State University, Doris Sherrill and Paul Eager wedding attendees, and Milliken family trips to Michigan and Detroit. Also noted are out of town visits by Giar and Beck families, Cleveland Expos attendance, and plans for Emma Tyler and Emma Scharfenberg to move to Phoenix. Births, departures, and upcoming events are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merritt Powell
Lighth Street
Walter Ebersbacher
Dale
Youngstoun
Ohio
Gene Miers
Erie Street
Columbus
Chbro
Ohio State University
A. W. Sherrill
Pittsburgh
A. C. Pnenil
Doris
Barberton
Gorman
Lakewood
John Nichols
Judy Sherrill
Parma
Frances Sherrill
Paul Eager
O. C. Milliken
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Michigan
Franklin Chase Milliken
Ann Arbor
University of Michigan
Giar
John Beck
Jack
Spencer
West Coast
Boulded Dam
Lons Beach
California
Sam Avery
Harry Dickers
Cleveland
James Cooper
Detroit
Michican
C. A. Norton
East Bridge Street
Emma Tyler
Emma Scharfenberg
Lake Avenue
Phoenix
Arizona
Lester Bolger
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Hazel Butler
Des Moines
Iowa
Clarence Schroeder
Cleveland Street
Howard B. Somers
Park Avenue
Pennsylvania
National Association of Insurance Agents
J. R. Caldwell
Plaza Apartments
Lester Crampton
Women's Missionary Societies of the
Cleveland Presbyterial
Calendar society meetings and church groups listed
Calendar Sigma Gamma Sorority meets with Forest Orders. Legion Auxiliary holds postponed meeting. Business and Professional Women dine at 1st Cong church. J J Club meets with Ann Kocis at 5235 Furnace Street. Theta Kappa Omega meets with Vivian Richards. Elvira Council PTA meets in high school. IOOF lodge meets. Congregational division meets with Mrs Earl Jolley at Lake Avenue. United J holds meeting at VFW hall followed by bridge and bingo. Methodist Sunday school board meets at church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Gamma Sorority
Legion Auxiliary
1St Cong
J. J. J. Club
Ann Kocis
Furnace Street
Theta Kappa Omega
Vivian Richards
Princeton Avenue
Elvria Counci
P.T. A
Elvria I
V. F. Wharl
Bridge
Binzo
Methodist Sunday School Board
Weather postpones Girl Scouts hike for Troop 5?
Girl Scouts of Troop 5 postponed last night’s hike due to bad weather. They met at American Legion Home, formed three patrols named Buttercup Honersuckie and Mountain Laurel, and the meeting closed with Taps. Next Monday a mother and daughter tea will be led by Mrs. Paul Roiz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Troop 5
American Legion
Paul Roiz
Monday Colonial Club Gatherings at Mrs Hannaford’s Home
Mrs A M Hannaford hosted the Monday Colonial Club at her Fifth street residence. Dessert preceded afternoon games with three tables of five hundred in play. In two weeks Mrs D W McLeod of Fifth street will entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Hannaford
Fifth Street
Monday Colonial Club
Entertains At Shower For Mrs Esther Smith Guests
Mrs Esther Smith hosted a shower at 156 Courtland Street last night with two guests of honor Mrs Jennie Kovacs Schock and Mrs Alice Pincura of Lorain. Bridge at three tables yielded prizes to Helen Standen Jennie Morse and La Donna Bramwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Smith
Courtland Street
Jennie Kovacs Schock
Alice Pincura
Lorain
Bridge
Helen Standen
Jennie Morse
la- Donna Bramwell
Ana Botamer
Meda Bell
Mildred Ehrke
Hieren Standen
Jennie Schock
Florence Garford
Eva Schock
Blanche van Dusen
Shirley Struck
Ethel Kovacs
Jenna Morse
Thelma
Eleanor Erichson
Fall social opens with bridge at Lohnes home
The Executive Board of the Child Conservation League hosted a Fall season social at Mrs. FL W Lohnes home on Oxford avenue. After a brief business meeting guests played bridge with scores awarded to Mrs. Don Fidter Mrs. Hogan and Mrs. A H West. On Monday October 19 study programs begin with Mrs Fidter hosting at her Eastern Hershts Boulevard residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Child Conservation League
FL. W. Lohnes
Oxford Avenue
Scoress
Don Fidter
Hogan
A. H. West
Fidter
Hershts Boulevard
Agenda Fraternity schedules winter dances and meetings
Members of the Agenda Fraternity held a special session to plan winter events. They voted to meet on Monday evenings at least through October. The season opens with a Friday dance at the Hedges featuring Chuck Whitter's orchestra and will continue on alternate Fridays throughout the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agenda Fraternity
Chuck Whitter
Rebekah Lodge District Meeting Planned At Medina
The 26th annual District meeting for Rebekah Lodge District No. 9 will be held in Medina on Tuesday October 6. Mrs Anna Gehrke of St Clair Rebekah Lodge 297 will preside as district president. Session begins promptly at 2 o clock. Transport requests may be directed to Mrs J H Pope Mrs Jeanette Arnold or Mrs H R Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina
Rebekah Lodge
District No. 9
Anna Gehrke
St. Clair
LaPorte Ladies Aid Meeting and Cub Scout Pack Session
The LaPorte Ladies Aid will meet at Mrs. C. M. Johnson home on Wednesday September 30 with dinner served at 12 45. The Cub Scouts Pack meets at First Congregational Church at four o clock Thursday afternoon. Rollin Hinkson Auxiliary Sewing Club gathers Wednesday afternoon with Nellie Burton of Fur Race Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaPorte Ladies Aid
C. M. Johnson
Cub
First Congregational Church
Rollin Hinkson
Nellie Burton
Fur- Race Street
Kipton Graduates Enter Varied Postgrad Paths
Graduates from Kipton pursue majors and jobs across Ohio. Calwyn Davidson attends Kent State College while Aida Dorsen Gene Ostreim and Ralph Searles study at Oberlin School of Commerce. Tony Alfaro and Marnard Morgan work in Elyria. Ruth M Hale and Ella Morgan perform housework in Pittsfield and Elyria, and Helen Hanessi works in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calwyn Davidson
Kent State College
Aida Dorsen
Gene Ostreim
Ralph Searles
Oberlin School of Commerce
Tony Alferjo
Marnard Morgan
Elyria
Ruth Mhales
Pittsfield
Ella Morgan
Helen Hanessi
Cleveland
Visual education pictures begin at the school
On Thursday October 1 the first in a series of visual education pictures will be shown at the school. The program includes The Lady of the Lake for Literature classes and The Monarch Butterfly for Science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monarch Butterflr
Sci
Visual education program invites public to view student exhibits
An invitation is extended to the public to see the visual education picture with the children. Students in The Boone Trail History and Geography classes will present topics and a slight contribution is asked to cover expenses. It is hoped the program may later be offered in the evening for the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone Trail
Desert
Great Boulder Dam
Camden Playground Softball Perseveres to Round Two
Camden Playground wins 3 to 0 over Brownhelm to advance in the County Fair softball tournament. In the following game South Am herst defeats Camden Playground 6 to 11 after early errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
County Fair
Brownhelm
South Amherst
Camden Star Prepares First Issue After Semester
The Camden Star staff have made few changes in office as they are elected at semester end. They are about ready to publish the paper for the new school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Camden Star
Star
Local Visits and Events Mentioned in Circa Monroe Notes
Mr and Mrs Solomon Dietzel and daughter of Monroe Michigan visited relatives in the area. Effie Cannan of Cleveland stayed with her sister Mrs Minnie Bronson. Jack Parker and Kenneth Davidson of Elyria called on the Brumlers. W W Calkins lost a horse Thursday. Earl Kurtz and Mrs BE Kurtz of Ashtabula and Mrs Minnie Kurtz Warren of Troy NY were Sunday guests of the Scotts. Frank Hagerman of Marblehead visited his parents Hingerman and attended the Great Lakes Exposition in Cleveland. John Scott family and Hardy Scott attended the funeral of Miss Jennie Kurtz of Ashtabula Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon Dietzel
Monroe
Michigan
F. E Sharp
Effie Cannan
Cleveland
Minnie Bronson
Jack Parker
Kenneth Davridson
Elyria
G. A. Brumler
W. W. Calkins
Earl Kurtz
BE. E. Kurtz
Ashtabula
Minnie Kurtz Warren
Troy
New York
John Scott
Frank Hagerman
Marblehead
Hingerman
Morris
Hardy Scott
Jennie Kurtz
Unequal Writing Skills Spark Fairness Debate
A claim circulates that about one in ten thousand individuals can craft fair stories acceptable to children. Advocates urge clearer standards to prevent biased or misleading tales from being passed as wholesome literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oni
Canada Sees 36 Gold Mills In Boom Year At 136 Million
The Canadian department of mines reports a booming gold industry with 136 mills operating nationwide. Daily ore milling of about 37 009 tons is expected to yield roughly 136 million dollars in gold by year end, up from 115 million in 1935. Officials cite high gold prices, renewed base metal interest, and unemployment driving prospectors, aided by the 1935 geological survey mapping new regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ont
Canada
Department of Mines
Dominion Government Geological Survey
Department
Rome's Porte Fabricio Bridge Dates to 62 B C
The ancient Porte Fabricio in Rome is dated back to 62 B C according to historic finds. Scholars identify it as the city’s oldest stone bridge linking the Tiber bank to the sanctuary of Portius.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
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Camden School
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Gertrude TV
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