Losers Banquet Celebrates Oberlin Grange Winners
Oberlin Ohio April 23 los ers in the recent grange membership drive hosted the winners and new initiates. J R Worcester invited all to a lunch after the business session as the ladies degree team led by Mrs Jessie Kimpton gave a class of twenty initiates. The charter was draped in memory of Fred Wilser and plans for better attendance were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Grange
Oberlin, O
J. R Worcester
Jessie Kimpton
Fred Wilser
Leetzrer
B. Chester Nash
Ridgeville Grange
Chas
Fackner
Mires
George Hall
Bercha Murphy
Princess oversees Harewood House nursery redesign
The article notes the princess has visited Harewood House at least three times in two weeks to supervise ongoing rebuilding. She favors blue tones for a nursery where her two little sons will play. Walls have been removed to produce tighter, larger, and airier rooms. The top floor nursery is a principal interest in the project.
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Harewood House
Harewead House
Mrs Savage and Mrs Fell Honored at Informal Luncheon
An informal luncheon at the Oberlin Inn honored Mrs Charles Savage who departs Thursday for Quebec to sail with Mr Savage on the Empress of Scotland for a three month European tour. Also honored was Mrs Charles Fell formerly of Washington after a California sojourn. Fourteen guests attended with guest awards given to Mrs Savage, Mrs Fell, Mrs G E French, and Mrs F D Humphrey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Savage
Charles Fell
3. H. Hurst
Sixth Street
A. M. Bower
Park Avenue
Oberlin Inn
Charles H. Savage
Quebec
Savage
Europe
Charles Fel
Washington
Arenas
Calfornia
Luscheon
Fell
G. E. French
F. D
Humphrey Wos
Mrs Charles S Johnson Hosts Breakfast at Elyria Country Club
Mrs Charles S Johnson entertained at Elyria Country Club hosting a breakfast for friends. Breakfast was served at eleven thirty in the Greer Room. The afternoon featured contract bridge. Out-of-town guests included Mrs Henry Scribner of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania and Mrs Martin J Lavelle of Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. Johnson
Country Club
Charles &. Johnson
Elyria Country Club
Greer Room
Toassey
Round Table Club dinner at Spring Valley Country Club
Several social groups meet with dinners and parties at local venues including the Round Table Club at Spring Valley Country Club and multiple lodge and church gatherings. Notable events include a P. L. H. Club bridge evening with out of town guests, and a Gire Scout Frolic benefiting a camp fund at the high school.
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Round Table Club
Spring Valley Country
Federation Council
Suni Club
Y. W
Y. WF. Co
Elks
Frank S. Harmon Lodge
Parish Groups Hold Meetings Across Epworth League and Clubs
A string of meetings and events are scheduled in Lorain and Amherst area churches and clubs. Epworth League members convene at Mrs. Howard Huston’s home on Eighth Street for Friday eve activities. Knights of Columbus host a cafe party midweek. American Legion Auxiliary meets Tuesday. American Yeomen celebrate an anniversary with a supper and officer elections. and a Brotherhood of American Foremen gathering occurred with a two-spot attendance. The Progressive Bible Class met at the Methodist church for supper and a program led by Mrs. H. H. Gregz and others. A Laf-A-Lot Club gathering featured Bridgs as the evening’s diversion with prizes awarded. The Lorain County Dental Society banquet included Mr. Gray’s fishing slides at an Amherst church. The Bryne Woman’s Club marks its twenty-second anniversary with a Lakeshore Hotel luncheon on March third. County schoolmasters dine at Ridgeville High, followed by music and entertainment. Church of Christ Bible School Focus held a six o’clock supper and business. Mug-TuMpSs planned a gym box supper and a forthcoming dance. Several couples and individuals are listed for upcoming engagements.
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Epworth League of the Methodist Church
Howard Huston
Eighth Street
Knights of Columbus
Knights
American Legion Aux‘liarr
Tresday
Methodist Church
H. H. Gregz
Edna Ersaght
Cleveland Street
Bridgs
Iy Ada Imer
Mr. Gray
Spor
Department of the
Cleveland Plein
Lorain County Dental Society
Amherst
In H M S to Have Convention in Oberlin
The Norwalk District of the Woman's Home Missionary Society meets in Oberlin First Methodist Church for a two day convention. National VP Miss Jean Orm will speak Wednesday at 3 pm. Mrs Carl Beckberger will speak at 8 pm. Elyria ladies attend. notable names include Mrs Frits Redin and Mrs F E Sheldon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
In. H. M.S
Oberlin
Norwalk
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Methodist Church
First Methodist
Oberis
Jean Orm
Carl Beckberger
Elyria
Frits Redin
F. E. Sheldon
J. B Chapman
W. B. Hawk
EE. Marberry
Leonard Fisk
Ra Brown
Mar
Personal guests among Elymans attend Rotarian conference in Cleveland
Elyman family members and friends gather for the Twenty-First District Rotary Conference in Cleveland on March First including Mr and Mrs T N Cook Mr and Mrs Walter Underwood Mayor and Mrs Jes A Hewitt Mr and Mrs J B Johnson Sam Squire and others. Weekend visitors include Mr and Mrs W H Ruth of West Avenue and Mrs John Garfield. Several couples return from Fredonia after attending Mrs Hillier’s son’s funeral in New York. Mrs Vr J Austin was called to disclose further details.
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Rotarians
Cleveland
Mar
pMr
T. N. Cook
Walter Underwood
Jes. A. Hewitt
J. B Johnson
Sam Squire
J. B. Thomas
Lawrence Webber
Walter Kohn
and Ter Aries
Charles Tucker
C. Ulon
E. F. al
WC Tr
K. J. Ruth
New York
Ctr
Paul Kricher
Fremont
W. H. Ruth
West Avenue
John Garfield
New York City
B. K. Massey
Fifth Street
Dunedin
Fla
L. L. Folley
James Flood
Flood
Forley
Daniel Defenbacher
Canal Dover
Ohio
Co. W. Lawrence
Stanford Avenue
Local notes from Indianapolis and nearby areas.
Indianapolis morning notices list personal movements and social visits. Names include Mrs A V Sherman and Mr William Baker with Lorain realtors, A C Hudcutt and family in Youngstown, and Obie Defenbacher heads to Grove City PA. Also reported are recoveries, moves, travels, and social events involving Hutchnutt, Barres, Stearns, Marsh, Saunders, Murback, Scribner, Overdeer, Emster, Padier, and Morgen with multiple cities cited such as Cleveland Pittsburgh Columbus and Columbia City.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
A. V. Sherman
Willam Baker
Johnson
Lorain
Air
A. C. Hudcutt
Stanford Avenue
Hudnutt
Youngstown
Obie
J. F. Defenbacher
Stanford Averts
Grove City
Pennsylvania
John Barres
Kerroncourt
R. L. Stearns
Princeton Avenue
Cleveland
Douglas Birch
Harold Birch
Jonas A. Lucas
Indianapols
W. T. Marsh
Cleveland Street
West Broad Street
Virginia Saunders
Northwestern University
Elvrra
Universe of Wirz
Chariottsville
Ralph Murback
Dgeard Moeby
Washington Avenue
New York City
N Birria
Morgen
Rome
Overcesar
Fashion Colors Dominate Summer Resort Wear in Paris
Paris reports emphasize vivid resort fashion with color as the key gesture. Coral reds, blues, greens, and pale yellows lead summer favorites, with navy near the top of blues, and turquoise and Nile greens adding fresh contrasts. Browns lean neutral or pink tinged, while lighter greens mix with a pale face powder pink.
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Paris
Mr Bauman Hosts Message Circle at Temple Court
Mr Bauman invites participants to a message circle gathering at 207 Temple Ct tonight. The event promises group discussion and reflection in a casual community setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bauman
Temple Ct
Company officers named for local firm
Co. P. Shieiz serves as President with C. W. Koppes as Vice-President and R. C. Mastov as Clerk in the organization’s official roster.
Cafeteria chicken supper at Church of Christ Saturday
A church notice announces a cafeteria chicken supper to be held Saturday from 4 30 p m by Division A at the Church of Christ with meal proceeds aiding church activities.
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Elvira City
Washington Buildings
Church of Christ
Social Hour Entreaties at Mrs Stevens Home
The text notes a social hour with tea for Olive Carson Vernie Carsten Emiwta Evelyn Cooler and others. Mrs E A Stevens will entertain the members at her home on Park Street on Thursday afternoon May 15th.
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Sas
Olive Carson
Vernie Carsten
Emiwta
Evelyn Cooler
Clara Cope
Vera Dailey
Ella Edwards
Ruth Gehlerkins
Leona Hovey
Alice Jeffers
Louise Morris
Ethel Porter
Ade Rosecrans
Frances Stiens
Gertrude Schramm
Mabel Trufant
Mary Zahm
E. A Stevens
Park Street
Princess Mary Chooses Modern Blue at Harewood House
Princess Mary favors a delicate shade of blue in Harewood House, reflecting her influence on British taste and decorating the recently updated interiors under her direct supervision. The color scheme centers around a restrained, refined aesthetic she promotes.
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Princess Mary
London
Harewood House
Princess
Dance Tonight at Cascade Pavilion Featuring 3 Vagabonds
Tonight's event at Cascade Pavilion features music by Bob Veon's 3 Vagabonds. The lively program promises danceable classics and vintage entertainment at the downtown venue.
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Cascade Pavillion
Bob Veon
3 Vagabonds
Woman's Bible Class Presents The Church Fair
The Second Congregational Church hosts The Church Fair on Thursday evening May 1 at 8 p.m. Tickets are 25 cents.
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Woman's Bible
May Dance for Spanish War Vets at K of C Hall
May Dance featuring Modern and square dances hosted by Spanish War Vets and Aux. Thursday May 1 at K of C Hall. Admission 75 cents per couple with an extra lady 25 cents.
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Obertin
Amy Brigge
Pedro Parfy
Pedro
Oberlin Grange Hall
J. J. Emerich
Florence Reese
Leroy Schramm
Mildred Kiplinger
Chas Squire, Jr
Hot Franklin
Harry Merphy
John Franklin
P.F. Ass'n
Friends
North Russia
Parent-Teachers Association District No. 2
Edward Schramm
Elmer Schubert
Schubert
Carl Beg
Henry Sandrock
Coress2
Rosecrans
W. W. Beal
West Bridge Street
Elsha
Face Paddock
Bray Uarey
Elyrila Lodge
United Presbyterian Brbl
Esas
Fellowship Club
Grace Lutheren Church
Central Guild of St. Andrew's” Church
M. Eb] Hendryz
East Avenue
P. L. WH
Hess Pleasant Social Meeting
P. L. H. Club
Tess Becker
Brooks Block
Fredi Roih
Anne Schnore
Leona Smith
Olivette Lauck
Dorothy Mund
Agnes Dengate
Paul Becker
Grafton
Russell Becker
G. L. Smith
Phyllis Duckett
GIRE
Gulli Scouts
Sadie Vie Wurtz
Betty Agate
Joan Horner
Jane Andrus
Christian
Lorain County
Christian Endeavor Union
Epworth League
Mildred Fowls
P.m
World Service Fund
Meteral
C. B. Guth
Daniel Vacher
Ralph Toomey
Brewster
Hostettler
Itiss Hostetter
Brotherhood of the American Freomen
I. O. O. F. Batt
L. C. D. Society
Woman's Club
Biyne Woman's Club
Lakeshore Hotel
Lakewood
Lorain County Schoolmestere’ Association
Ridgeville High School
Dorcas
Dev
Bible School
Harry E. Feldman
Ruth J. Stark
Joseph G.grurda
Katherine M.muhn
Reichert
Joseph Spiegle
Tessie Rogers
Tnebraig
Ely
J. B. Johnson
Moor
Yourng
Sully
Barbara Suppes
MM. Wick
Debora Silsbee
Eleanor Timms
Martha Suppes
Billy Olsen
R.S. Silsbee
Dorothy Snyder
First Methodist Church
Dorowby Ingarsoll
Ruth Wurman
Misgss Ingersoll
Esther Clewsen
Mary Cock
Han West
Treva Worthington
Ada Gould
Core Piundr
Hazel Mower
Elyc2 Woman's Club
Treentrthres Suesis
Kenneth Chapman
Lahif
Lucifle Mund
Lucille Mund
Anne Foley
A. C. Schilleman
Sret
L. C. Hecock
George
C. Birs
Frank Beebe
Myrtis Bringer
West Salem
Francis Paget
Style Samrnes
Board OF Examinerc
Rudy Moc
Broadway
20Th Street
Charis
Brooks Bik
2Nd St
the Sunshine Laundry
Schwind
Picture Framing Store
West Second Street
Wainwright's
Paul Wainwright
Middle Avenue
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