Gertrude Si Smith Heads Pythian Sisters in Nomination
The Pythian Sisters met at K of P Hall with 31 members. Gertrude Smith was chosen Most Excellent Chief, Ira Barton Excellent Senior, Dorothy Stanford Excellent Senior, Mary Topper Manager, Florence Schoff Finance, Pearl Burns Records, Grace Long Protector, Marian Hoard Guard, Eleanor Sonnells and Margaret Campbell trustees, Dora Lyman Work, Ella Miller Captain, Blanche Stoney Representative to Grand Lodge, Mary Tapper alternate, with Eleano r Sonnells as installing officer. A rummage sale was set for Friday and Saturday at the Troxel building. Next meeting is December 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. of P. Hall
Gertrude Smith
Ira Barton
Rothy Stanford
Mary Topper
Florance Schoff
Pearl Burns
Grace Long
Outer Temple
Marian Hoard
Eleanor Sonnells
Margaret Campbell
Dora Lyman
Ella Miller
Grand Lodge
Blanche Stoney
Mary Tapper
Carne Faulhaber
Troxel
Evening events and community notices in Lorain
Local organizations announce lectures at Methodist Church and performances at the High School Auditorium. Meetings include Business Women's Department of the Woman's Civic Club, Friendly Bible Class, Federation Girls of YWCA, Dames of Malta, Odd Fellows, Grace Lutheran, Knights of St John, Young Men's Business Club, and Masonic and Elizabeth Stevens Society gatherings. A Scottish Clans meeting in Lorain drew about four hundred attendees with speakers from Detroit and New York. The McKinley PTA heard a playlet on read books and Miss Petersen spoke on children's reading. Bible School Cabinet plans a Christmas exercise and parties. Fortnight Pedro Club held three progressive pedro games with prizes and a party planned for December 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal ‘Church
F. J. Johnson
Au@torium
United Presbyterian Church
Business Women’s Department of Woman's Civic Club
Mae
West Bridge Street
Friendly Bible Class
H. K. Finley
Gates Avenue
Federation Girls of
Association For Supper
Dames of Malta
Macabees' Hall
Odd Fellows’ Lodge
Elyria
Grace Lutheran Church
Knights of St. John
Moose Hall
Young Men's Business Club
Frank
Harmon Lodge
Masonic Temple
Elizabeth Stevens Society
Methodist Church
Rothe
Carston
Geigey
Keighley
Ruttin
Kirk
Phelps
van Dorn
Detroit
Akron
Cleveland
Lorain
Clan Robertson
Wiliam Meldrum
Edward Goodwillie
J. W. Baillie
Goodwillie
Michigan
Stewart
Cleveland Scotch Lodge
Duncan McInnes
New York
Daughters of Scotia
Daughters of Scotland
James Bruce
McKinley Parent-Teachers’ Association
Meetings of local women's groups and PTA events
A crowded schedule shows The Dames of Malta meet at 7 tonight for business. Mrs Schultz hosts the LDS A Club on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Wilford's Bible Class gathers Wednesday at 7 30 with Mrs Hubbard. Gatford PTA meets tomorrow at 3 15 with Edwan Kirby speaker and children music. Jefferson PTA holds a program with a war dance, Dr Ackerman talk, and a piano solo by Harriett Luther. A cup and saucer shower is planned. Woman's Foreign Missionary Society meets tomorrow at Methodist church for a Christmas tree lighting and social led by Mrs McHenry and Mrs Phelps. St Clair Rebekah Lodge presents Yoo-Hoo with Sons of Veterans Auxiliary aligned for 7 pm. officer elections postponed to December 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Parent Teachers Association
C. M. Ackerman
Harriett Luther
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Z. W. McHenry
F. H. Phelps
Lorain Couple Married by Dr Kirby
Miss Isabelle Mills of Lorain married Fred Friend of Lorain yesterday in a home ceremony conducted by Rev. Edwin Kirby. The newlyweds left for an eastern wedding trip and will reside in Lorain upon returning. Mrs. Friend is a Lorain High School graduate who worked at the shipyard offices. Mr. Friend, a Lorain High School and Case School of Applied Science alumnus, works as a draftsman at the National Tube Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabelle Mills
John Mills
Lorain
Fred Friend
Edwin Kirby
Friend
T the Lorain High School
Lorain High School
Case School of Applied Science
National Tube Company
Negro Melody Singers To Benefit Second Methodist Church
A concert by the Negro Melody Singers directed by Madame Bartlett will be held at First Methodist Church on Tuesday evening December 11 to benefit the Second Methodist Church. The event promises beloved old negro melodies for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Methodist Church
Madame Bartlett
First Methodist Church
First Church Meeting and Local Social Notices
A fragmentary notice reports a church meeting at First Church with attendees listed, including Mrs Br Fern and Mrs Arthur Sr. It notes a social or construction context and references several local residents by name. The text also mentions a baby boy born to Mr and Mrs 1 Sera Smith and a construction carp entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adman
Norges
Br Fern
Arthur Sr
John Burger
Batern Heigh
Sera
Smith
CLUB MEMBERS ENJOY TPASCING A GOOD TINE
Members of the L. Bos club hosted by Miss Violet Baird on Adams Street enjoyed an evening of oriental and jazz dancing. Delleous refreshments followed as professional dancer Miss Billy Baird performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Bos
Violet Baird O
Adams Street
Missy Billy Baird
Local Social Roundup Highlights Community Visits
Mr and Mrs Leonard Warner and Mrs Ole Steele-Valaire visited the Stough household in Anchorage on Sunday. Leon Mapes and Mae Breen of Pittsburgh spent the day with George Hall in Lorain. Carl Swiers and family called on A J Stewart in Amherst. Joseph Mills welcomed Megan Joan Mills born this morning, weighing eight pounds. Helen Smith stayed with George Bailey in Amherst over the weekend. August Jaeger Jr and Sr enjoyed a visit in Amherst. Wilbur Holt Ruth Duff and Curtis Duff hosted Bertha Burrell in Avon Lake. Paul Filo spent Sunday with George Deiss in Amherst. Clyde Robinson and wife returned from a brief visit with her father Irving Robinson of Avon. R H Warnock at 165 Wurst Ct visits Pittsburgh. Harold Ives of Fairlawn Ave spent the weekend with John Ives in Pittsfield. Fred Schmitkons of Buffalo returned home after visiting his brother George Schmitkons in Bellefeld Ave. Harold Kunkle, Case School student, featured in Amherst area notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Warner
Ole Steele-Valaire
Stough
Anchorage
Leon Mapes
Mae Breen
Pittsburgh
George Hall
Lorain
Carl Swiers
A. J. Stiwart
Amherst
Joseph Mills
Cleveland Street
Megan Joan Mills
Helen Smith
George Bailey
Amhersy
August Jaeger Jr
sAngust Jaeger Sr
Wilbur Hot
Ruth
Curtis Duff
Avon Lake
Bertha Bur
Rel
Paul Filo
George Deiss
Clyde Robinson
Irving Robinson
Avon
R.H Warnock
Wurst Ct
Harold Ives
Fairlawn Ave
John Ives
Pittsfield
Fred Schmitkons
Buffalo
George Schmitkons
Bellefeld Avenue
Harold Kunkle
Case School of Applied Science
Local residents share Thanksgiving weekend visits and new births
Allen Cowen returns to Wooster College after Thanksgiving visit with his parents. Mr and Mrs Minnett Selmitkons host relatives from Pontiac and Belteford Ave. Manhattan Lengel resumes studies at Wooster after Thanksgiving break. Detroit visitors Mr and Mrs BloC Franklin and Fred Fitzpatrick return home. A baby boy joins Mr and Mrs Bernard Feron at 304 Elventh Street. Earl Taylor hosts Laura Fox and Tony Jesberger weekend guests. Nellie Wortbil attends WOTG meeting in Rapret church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Cowen
Wooster College Inn
Minnett Selmit-kons
Pontiac
Mich
George Schmitkons
Belteftord Ave
E. C Waugh
Beatrice
Lorain
Alfred Movsing
Werner Zilch
Amherst
Manhattan
Lengel
Wooster
Ohio
Bloc. Franklin
Detroit
Dave
Fred Fitzpatrick
Mrefl
Mary Fitzpatrick
Carlisle
Bag
Dern Io
Bernard Feron
Elsenth Street
Tony Jesberger
Laura Fox
Cleveland
Earl Taylor
Bond Street
Arthur Smith
Guilt Street
Memorial Hospital
Nellie WoTbil
Welluston
W. OG. T
Rapret
Harry H. Smith Co Expands to Meet Holiday Demand
The Harry H. Smith Co enlarges to handle crowded stock as Christmas merchandise arrives daily. They have taken over the room next door to their store, per H. H. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry H. Smith Co
H. H Smith
Japanese Empress Visits Earthquake Flood Victims Aid Effort
The Japanese empress visited the American Red Cross tent hospital in Tokio, where hundreds of earthquake and flood victims are being cared for. She comforted many sufferers and is playing a leading role in relief work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
American Red Cross
Tokio
Melody Music Shop to Display Large Toys and Furnishings
A former Melody Music Shop room will showcase large toys such as doll carts rocking chairs wagons and tricycles along with dining room suites and other furniture on the main floor. Two basements will host the country’s largest selection of imported and domestic toys. Santa Chris will appear at the store and holiday buying has begun. Bazaar and supper events listed for nearby churches and parish houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melody Music Shop
Mr. Smith
Santa Chris
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gertrude SI Smith
McKinley Parent Teachers’ Association
Miss Petersen
PEDRO
Ar Mond Bisbe
Yebu Pehrson
Charis M
Charles Meek
The
Dames of
Malta
E. Schultz
Cambridge Street
LDS A. , Club
Gatford Parent Teachers ‘Association
Edwan Kirby
Kirby
Church
First Congregational Church
Gates Room
James van Dusen
Emerson P. Poste
F. M Shelton
Jamor
Imac Conmyttee
Watch
Todd Tg
Haseroot
Tyne
Uwoerogt
kueAs
Jerger
Gur
Haserodt
Optometrist
Utovta Club
Mie
Utopra Club
R. G. Laling
E .L. Glatz
Florence Dusan
R Soksi
B.C. Tressel
I C. Brodeur
Sokal
EL. L. Glatz
FE. L. Cooper
Repko
PV Vom
Aigey
Umee
R. B. Davis , Co
Ery Ciening
Thos Finneran
Oberlin Rd
St. Andrew's Church
Chestnut Grove Pawer
Bazar
Ba Sale
Ire
Riv
Elgin
Hamiltons
Walthams
Elgins
Ilinois
Amberg
Peggy
Wiil
Alamo
Osery
Dan
Children’s Apparel Shop
Second Street
Elks’ Club
Pire
Ghief
Ness
Pan Am
Marland
United States
Uber Ross
York Central
Nickle Pi
Great North
Elec
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