Mark degree conferred at meeps shail Chapter society event
Dee visitors attended last evening as two candidates received the Mark degree at the meeps shail Chapter under Carl C. Dramm. About eighty members and many visiting chapters joined in a dessert luncheon and bunco prizes while colors scarlet and white decorated the tables. Distinguished guests included Franz K. Hall and other Ohio Masonic leaders. The event honored the candidates with sincere remarks and a celebratory party for a recent bride at the home of Mrs. Howard Parron de ly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee
Meeps Shail
Carl C. Dramm
High Pric
Order of
Eas Star
Franz K. Hall
Stave
Ohio
Lotep
Willard T. Fran
Lorain
Grand Chamel
Horace H. Xye
EL Grand Sentinel
Grand Commandery of
Royal
Frank Stone
Hitch
Cunningham
Clevel Land
H. M. Wellman
Milan
J. A. Stroup
Wellington
Charles Juneman
Oberlin
A. C. Schittemsa
Sar Dows High
Howard Parron Dely
Ates
Robert
Avenue
Lesk
Bunco
Hazel Tedsham
Berts
S& Honor
Tio
Jane Lacy
Rrdgeville
Mary Robertson
Bettye Robertson
Mildred Powell
Bod Praither
Clyde
Hazel Todgham
Frank Todsham
Erpodist Church
R. A. Eldred
Mayr
Edna Hursh
Sidwie
Crum
Hubert Morlock
Daugherty
Strongsville
Alice Marie Morlock
Harold Daugherty
Mary Denner
Ethel Daugherty
Berea
Jack Peritis
Hawke Toad
Michigan
Mary Mills
Elyria
M G T Club Celebrates Tenth Anniversary
M G T Club marks its tenth anniversary with community events and remarks. The gathering honors long standing members and reflects on past achievements and future goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.G.T. Club
Club Hosts Guest Party at St Neas School Auditorium
Columbia Club sponsored a guest party last night with pinochle and bridge. Alma Peters and Gus Parks won high scores in pinochle while Lester Burr and John Brock were consoled. Martin Huebner led in bridge, Howard Welch chaired the event, and Mrs Marti Schroeder celebrated an 80th birthday with family visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Club
St. Neas School
Alma Peters
Gus Parks
Lester Burr
John Brock
Martin Huebner
Howard Welch
Take Weight Off Tired Feet Diet Aid Claim
A faded ad touts Marmoia tablets as a simple weight loss cure and easy diet. It promises fat reduction without starvation or intense exercise, claiming blood flow and vitality are improved through a nightly formula. Endorsed by doctors and drugstores, the ad urges readers to order Marmoia today.
Hear Quarterly Reports Opened Expired Item
Vonn Miter appointed as donor and C. A. with DeKoven noted. A 3 year old girl mentioned alongside a person named A Winer, with unclear context.
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Vonn Miter
Don
C. A
DeKoven
Review of Agnes Sic buil novel at American association meet
A terse review notes year by Agnes Sic buil, discussing a generational tale. The reviewer remarks on the book’s reception at the American association gathering held last evening, highlighting its themes and narrative voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inoox Eimer
Agnes Sic Buil
Meetings The feast week schedule altered
Fragmented OCR text outlines meetings and events on a Wednesday and Tuesday evenings near Mrs. F avenue and Mrs. Martin Roberts Road. Mentions Welsh Champs sponsors and a Rye club with a party.
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F. Avenue
Colum
Barbara Sparks and Paul Moehle wed in Ripley New York
In November Miss Barbara Sparks and Paul Moehle were married in Ripley New York. The notice confirms the wedding took place in the fall and lists the couple as Barbara Sparks and Paul Moehle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Sparks
Paul Moehle
Ripley
New York
Final Meeting Romer SOTR VT Snore Peak Dead
All members and friends are invited to read this final meeting of the year with Miss Groat. The notice mentions a closing gathering and seeks attendance from the group and associates in the afternoon.
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Romer
Four Licenses Granted in Lorain Appeals
Senn ustin salesman and E Avon Villase join Teter Snezek Lorain Jabo and Dennis Tehlein in Lorain license grants. The small notice lists individuals and firms, with no further action details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teter Snezek
Lorain
Jabo
Dennis Tehlein
Senn Ustin
E Avon Villase
Personal notes from Cleveland area social season
Mr and Mrs Clifford Strean travel to Louisville Kentucky for races. Mrs HL Hall en route from Florida to Chicago with her niece Miss Clara Edith Tay. Laura Harris Mrs Wendser Miss Sarah Harm attend Cleveland performance. Amherst group inspected Stone Chapter Order of Easter with many members listed. Mr and Mrs R B Crehore of Chicago visited Cleveland opera. Edward Wiech sails Europa for Fratenstein. Wedding plans for George Sharp noted with New York events. Memorial Hospital entries include a birth announced April 1 and a funeral attended by A Hudnutt and Mrs Diedrich.
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Clifford Strean
Lopuislle
Kentucky
Mere. HL. Hall
Florida
Chicago
Mimois
Clara Edith Tay
Wishiine
Ter
Pa Ies
York
Laura Harris
Wendser
Sarah Harm
Cleveland
Mn Amherst
Stone
Esera Hostetler
Kathrys Stone
Et Reger
Graderrenee Reger
Mabel
Margaret Hewitt
Lana
A Robinson
Charles Barton
Hazel Bredbeck
Carlton Squire
Madeline Dr. Bredbyck
Arche Standen
Linackner
Secor
Renaker
Mabel Garford
Dar
Johnn
D.margurk
Richard W
A. Agate
Helen W
Rhode
Wash- Mondar
New York
George Sharp
A.C. Hudnutt
Stanford Avenue
Ben Hart Deming
Warren
Ohio
W. L. Fay
Sinia
Roanoke
Abe Bren
Middle Arenur
Memorial Hospital
W. B. Timms
Beth
Amnion
Romie
E. J. Seisburr
Clever E
Faculty Wives Host Spring Party at Fryer Street Home
Mrs. F A Shimeyr entertained wives of teachers yesterday at her Fryer street home. A tureen luncheon followed a 1 o.clock gathering with yellow daffodils and green tapers as a centerpiece. Assisting were Mrs. Dusthimer, Mrs. Vaughn, and Mrs. Eden Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Ashimeyr
Fryer Street
Playmakers announce cast for Lady Windermere’s Fan
Director Seward selects most of the farce cast after Sunday and Monday readings. The Wilde comedy will close the Plusmakers season. Treasurer Charles Clark launches a campaign to fill the theatre while Sumner Hartnell handles much of the production work. Intensive rehearsals start immediately as the curtain rises in three weeks.
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Seward
Lady Windermere
Plusmakers
Osvar Wilde
Charles Clark
Ticker Saivs
Vrapacis
Clark
Hospital Admissions Notice in Local Columns
Hospital admissions list shows Mrs. Thomas Griffiths of 169 Ridse Street Charles McCliz ine, Mrs. Theodore West, Devon courts, and Mrs. John Mores of 1226 Lake Avenue. Also noted are Mrs Abe Brenner at 495 4 Die Avenue and MsChaAR Rain of Monre manity Oaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Griffiths
Ridse Street
Charles McClizine Valerie
West Street
Theodore West
Devon Courts
John Mores
Lake Avenue
Abe Brenner
Die Avenue
Mschaar Rain
Monre Manity Oaks
Columbia Organizes Baseball Team in League Debut
The younger Columbia squad formed a baseball team entering the Rocky River Variety League with opening games slated May 3. Manager Rich vd Vauble and Captain Peter Spooner lead a roster including Edward Lusk Romy Novak Arthur Finding Warren Finding Carlton Schmidt Ray Thompson Harry Winters Dominic Winters Curties Shalkner Arthur Christensen and mascot Tony Novak. The report also mentions local civic events and community notices from Elyria and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Richvd Vauble
Peter Spooner
Edward Lusk
Romy Novak
Arthur
Warren Finding
Carlton Schmidt
Ray Thompson
Harry
Dominic Winters
Curties Shalkner
Arthur Christensen
Tony Novak
Methodist Conference Faces Its Most Important Issues Since 1844
Pryor Oklahoma April 39 The United Press surveys the 32nd Quadrennial Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church in Columbus May 1 as the most far reaching in influence since American Methodism began in 1784. The article quotes radical aims to declare capitalism immoral and endorse Socialism Communism, risking church division and a broader class war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rembert Gilmag Smith
Pryor
Okla
Heamer
Emory College
United Press
Methodist Episcopal Church
Rembert Gilman Smith
Columbus
Fac
General Conference
Marx
Mars
Daughters of the
Upside Down Painting Wins Academy Award
Philadelphia artist Margaret Gest tied for an award at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts 131st annual exhibition for Pink Lites. The painting was hung upside down during the show yet won the fellowship prize. A folklorist discusses St Patrick's banishment of serpents as a myth.
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Philadelphia
Margaret Gest
Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts
St. Patrick
Ireland
Patrick
Moses
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Marshall Chapter
Throne
Marti Schroeder
Amherst Road
Dhilih
West Ave
Middle Ave
Dobrowski and Son
Siesis
Mrs, i and
Sand
Hlonar
Miss
Riz
Wu aEy
Wittenders
Uniini Meet
Mark
Mrs. Crowe
Rizal
Avon Pioneer Club
Mountaineer Orchestra
Avon Island Park
Wilmot Printing CO
Masonic Temple
Entertains Club
Mars Diedrich
Cam
Pedro
Diedrich
Margaret Madderk
Helen Smith
Wirth Aiil
Nichols vi
Florence Schuster
Brookhouser
Alice Bird
Wilda Heineman
Helen Volier
Ball Bros. Canning Co
Muncie
Ind
Demain
Elyria Y. M. C
The
of the Baptist Sun- Hogi
Dent
Rolland Cartwriski
James Mary
Miss Wan
Milo Stearns
Gordon Bariter
Wade Jacquar
Sunshine
Marshall Bickford
Ivan Bartier
Florabel Snell
James Cather
Roberta Ingersoll
Wade Jacquaxy
Wilma Gracy
Lawrence Bartier
Wilma Bracy
Civen
Baird
Broad St. Opp
Methodist Conference
H. T. Snell
Flora Heak
Milier Wilcox
Robert Bennet
Elsria
Albert Martin
Banner Thompson
Woodwork
Walter Bracr
Star Klinec
Hubert Morrock
Anna Carpenter
Withar
Linda Austin
Erwin Carpenter
Pittsfield
Marshall Bickford Wi
Tonger
Woodman
Carlisle
Pete
Gover
Brown Co
Ledi St. Ph
Elyria Fur Shoppe
RYTEX
Resar’s
East River Street
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