Coming Events and Local Club Meetings Highlights
Local calendar lists numerous December gatherings including the Literary Club May Peterson event at the Rialto, Christmas Sealy Committee, Grand Fraternal officers, Woman's Civic Club, Service Star Legion at the C of C hall, Indian Pageant at First Methodist, Fortnightly Club, research club, Lorain County Auto Club, and Pilgrim Class play at the Civic Hall. Also notes a luncheon party for sixteen at the Country Club, Chevalier Lodge officer elections, Queen Esther class gathering, and variousAuxiliary, Arch Club, and Community notices with dates ranging December 3 through December 11. A license to wed was issued in Cleveland for Herbert Taylor and Miss Cladis Hebebrand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson Reeftal
Hialto
Sealy
Order of Grand Fagin
Cleveland
Herbert Taylor
Cladis Hebebrand
Mrs B J Rigeard Named Delegate To State Child Welfare Meet
The Elyria Circle of the Child Conservation League held its Friday meeting at the YWCA where Mrs B H Rickard was unanimously chosen as delegate to the state federation session in Marion Ohio on December 14 and 15. The group plans the YWCA as next year’s regular meeting place and discussed the importance of each person’s industrial role in the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Total Circle of the Child Conservator League
Elyria C. C. Lo
National Federation
Marion
Ohio Child Conseration League
OMO
B. H. Rickard
Gerse
Elyria
Comig
Ft Sall
Mra. W
Roe
F. A. “Hawxenee
Loren A. Hayes
Harvard Arenua
B. A. Francis
W. W. Jolly
A. Waldron
Opal
Nellie Willows
Esther Shaver
Bubkeam
Ohio woman credits Dr. Pierce Anuric for relief
Mrs. Cana Nider of Pottsdam Ohio reports suffering backache for years and fear of pain until trying Dr. Pierce’s Anuric. She says it eased her pain quickly and provided lasting relief after trying other medicines. She recommends Anuric to others seeking relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anunic
Pierce
Pierce Toro
Social notes and events between Oberlin and Elyria society
Miss Gertrude Syme of Oberlin College and Mrs Ella Berkemeyer of Akron visited Elyria, discussing reorganization of a Tandrey Circle of the G A R. Mrs Mas Hurd and Mrs Witt Davies hosted Cleveland friends, Mayflower Camp and J N A members gather for a all-day event at Mrs John Bemis. Grand Facies to elect officers. LaPorte W C T U guests at Mrs Cook’s home. Martin of Toronto visiting his brother A Martin in Elyria. First Methodist Church Men’s Club hosts Margaret Shahi Reader of Play Friday. Henry Wurst and wife left for California for winter. Pythian Sisters drill meeting in preparation for district deputy visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T.a
G. AL RY
Ella Berkemever
Akron
Elyria
Louise Goodman
Chestnut Street
Tandrey
First Methodist Church
Margaret Shahi
Pythian Sisters
Tomor Raw
Mather Frank Ot
Cleveland
Indian Pageant to Be Event of Week in Church Activities
The First Methodist church auditorium on Trureday evening hosts an Indian Pageant under the Young Woman's Mission Society. Dr. W. E. Bancroft, a returned Indian missionary, directs with Indian costumes to illustrate the Christian movement's success and needs in India. Open to the public, a large audience is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inu
First Methodist Church
Trureday
Young Woman’s Mission Society of
W. E. Bancroft
India
Prophesies and Warnings In Present Church Conditions
Mr Neighbour linked the book of Jude to today in a morning talk at The First Baptist Church and warned against Higher Critics. Evening sermons touched on Christ’s advent as Conqueror and a prelude to a millennium of peace, drawing a full audience. Next Sunday will cover what lies ahead of the Jewish people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neighbour
First Baptist Church
President-elect Harding speaks at Bedford memorial services
President-elect Harding addressed an audience at memorial services at a local patronal home in Bedford Virginia on December 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Dev
Harding
Iik
Rheuma Promises Quick Help for Rheumatism
A physician's prescription called Rheuma is said to act on the kidneys to push uric acid from swollen joints and other lodging places. Dr. W. Phillips notes that a few days of use will convince the most skeptical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Phillips
Columbus Minister Charged With Window Peeping
Rev. Thomas Boyd Gay, a teetotaler and former Utica pastor, was arrested in Columbus for peeping into northern side windows. Police say he admitted peeping in unfamiliar neighborhoods amid prowler complaints, and dispatches note prior church discipline in Utica. Authorities report travel from Newark, Ohio, and mention pending charges and past roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Thomas Hoyd Gay
Newark
O. Dee
Thomes Boyd G Fy
Utien
Maathe Ower
Michigan
Utica
Probate court entries Week's probate actions
The probate office reported weekly entries including wills filed for probate in Ridgeville and Elyria. Names such as John Saye Ol iver Moon Gasper Bakes George W Gardner Bessia Crittenden W P Knapp and others appear with administrators appointed and bonds set. The notices reflect standard probate proceedings across Ridgeville Elyria Lorain and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Saye
Ridgeville
Laye Oakes
Oliver Moon
A. L. Kallasset
Gasper Bakes
Elyria
George W. Gardner
Lata
Lorain
Aunna E. Gardner
Bessia Crittenden
Lora
Ibert Goudepeed
Oberlin Man Donates Books to McKinley Building Library
Hon M Stone of Oberlin state senator donated a set of 27 volumes edited by the Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society to McKinley school library. The collection enhances the school's historical literature with material newly accessible to the public. Dr and Mrs Jaster facilitated the gift, with teachers and pupils benefiting from the addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society
McKinley School
M. Stone
Oberlin
Jaster
Neglect Cruelty Alleged in Lorain Custody Fight
Shu accuses husband of intoxication and atoxicated abuse at home. She says he assaulted her, whipped the children, damaged furniture, and disrupted the home. He reportedly earns from 200 to 400 dollars monthly and has been supporting a depot in Lorain while she seeks divorce and full custody of their children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gros
Shu
Reyker Huakh
Duairere
Lorain
Amt
In & Loraln Bank
Gift Shirts Discount at The Robinson Hancock Co
The Robinson Hancock Co offers men madras and pereale dress shirts at reduced prices. Men's shirts now $2.05 from $3.50, with the store promoting value on gift selections and seasonal stock at MIL location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson & Hancock Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
First Congregational Church
A. G. Smith
Migs Leon
Smith
West Avenue
Country Club
Ag Lovely Bridge
Bridge
Mre
D. Afiller
Chevalier Lodge
Chevalier ,Edge Knights of Pythige
G. Alr. Ball
Queen Esther Cang
Second Congregational Church
George Lamberton
Glendale Court
Broderfisk
Rober
Sandrock
J. E. Riley
Church of Christ
Mra
H. Strickler
Fifth Street
Arch Club
Will Davies
Research Club
Roll Cail
Roberts
Old South
Haryson
Melanie Katy
The
Turner Blork
New York City
Europe
B. J. Rigeard
Sons of Veterans
Alr
Misa McCauley
Halen
Elenora Parach
Irene Strot
Woman's Civic Club
Department of Glvica and Social Service
Hla
Gertrude Syme
Oberlin College
Kathleen Lucas
Esat
Dridge Street
Mas Hurd
Mayflower Camp
J. N
John Bemis
West Street
Order of Grand Facies
LaPorte W. (. TU
Samuel Martin
Toronto
Canada
A. Martin
111
Charles Straet
Henry Wurst
California
Ruby Cummings McAllis
Thorne
Grove’s Iron Tonic
GROVE
Parchesi
Pollyanna
Ring Toss
Flinch
Blacks
Tinker Toys
JON
Woodrow Wilson
St. John’s Church
Washington
Ekengrem
United States
Sweden
St. John’s Churth
C.L. Sotherdon
Robinson & Tiancock Ca
Oberlin Man
M’kinley Building
Husbnd
Bertha Renker
Jamey Renker
J. A. Lucas Co
Jay Ik
Daridnon
Yate
Jencle
Davidugh Wrath
Mall
Barrel-Dogger Co
Columbia
Indiasapoids
Ind
DON
Eagles’ Hall Rimbach
McGuire’s
Milyria
Barton & Deutsch
3Ed
E. A. Deutsch Organization
E. A. Deutsch
Cex Sitten
Telephone Company
Light Company
Elyria Telephone Co
ONG
Leader Shoe Co
Henry Ford
the Leader Shoe Co
New Murbach Bldg
Broad St
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!