Daughters of Elect Officer Elects Ross Council Leaders
Ross Council 52 Daughters of Elect Officer met in the fall and elected officers including Mary Ketehunt as campeling, Ella Miller vice, Irene Carrol secretary, Leslie Barnes treasurer, J L Guide guard, Lillie Ham associate counselor, and Fannie Gilder led eight candidates. An upcoming January meeting is planned in Lorain with Henry Hos in charge.
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Evediog
Mary Ketehunt
Campeling
Sanhin Dill
Ella Miller
Mengellur
Aine Gard
Irene Carrol
Leslie Barnes
Janes Carroll
Brown
J. L
Lillie Ham
Justtor Et Absociate Counsello
Hance
Fannie Gilder
Henry Hosi
Patriotic Order East
Jaguary
Wonder Club Christmas Party and Annual Meeting
The Wonder Club’s annual Christmas party was hosted by Mrs FE Jones at her home on Wast avenue. Members enjoyed festive decorations, a social afternoon, and a delicious dinner paid for by the hosts. Two guests attended: Mrs Yordon of Rome NY and Aire Guy Nichols of Chestnut Street. In the evening the yearly report was read by Mrs C E Nuapp. most members were present except Mrs Salisbury and Myre Rawsui. A separate Christmas party was held for the YWCA Children's Gym class after their Saturday meeting.
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Mre
FE. Jones
Wast Avenue
Yordon
Rome
N. Y
Aire
Guy Nichols
Chestnut Street
C. E. Nuapp
Club
Salisbury
Myre Rawsui
Twilight Class Bake Sale At Singer Sewing Co Store
The Twilight class of the Second Congregational Sunday school will hold a bake sale Saturday morning at the Singer Sewing Machine Co. store on Cheapside. Baked goods of all kinds will be on sale.
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Second Congregational
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Wo G. A
Miss Agnes Cunningham and George Hottman wed quietly
Miss Agnes Cunningham and George Hottman of Lerain were married Tuesday afternoon in the study of the First Congregational Church by Rev. J. T. Grant. Mrs Willian Gollman and Mrs. Oscar Dunn attended the ceremony at six o clock.
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Agnes Cunningham
Geerge Hottman
Toth
Lerain
J. T Grant
Willian Gollman
Lake Avenue
Oscar Dunn
East River Street
Social notes from Lorain and Elyria events and film column
Lorain hosts a Christmas party at Mrs. Fred Lock home with Sterling circle members Mrs Geilman and Mrs Dunn. Miss Marguerite Schuur and Miss Gladys Borg attend a Shakespeare production at the Cleveland Opera House presented by Marlowe and Sothern, then visit Mrs William Ford tomorrow. Miss Sophia Hoffman of Saginaw visits Mrs Smith in Lorain for Christmas. Miss Dortha Bailey from the University of Illinois spent holidays with her parents Mr and Mrs Geo Bailey. Harry Bemis returns from Northwestern Ada Ohio to family for holidays. Morris Kirk also returns from Ada. Mrs George Kuedsley of Cleveland visits Elyria friends. Miss Gertrude Wack, a Red Cross Christmas stamps student, and Miss Caroline Wack from Baldwin College return to Elyria for Christmas with parents Mr and Mrs Charles Wack. Miss Lida Clay Ingels heads to Lexington Ky after several days with Mr and Mrs Henry Inges. Alfred L Oxsle of Lincoln Neb arrives to spend holidays with sister Miss Lertha Ogle and brother Mr and Mrs Herman Paumer on Water Street. Buster Keaton feature noted with Arbuckle era references and a remark on stardom. Local overcoat stock constraints noted with upcoming Manufacturers Sale by Robinson & Henvack Co.
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Marguerite Schuur
Gladys Borg
Marlowe
Sothern
Opera House
Cleveland
William Ford
Senate races to vote on Cummins rail bill today
Washington reports efforts to bring the Cummins railroad bill to a Senate vote before adjournment with an amendment by Senator Smith to strike the rail authorization clause and a McCormick substitute to be reconsidered. The session may pause for a Christmas recess if the measure fails.
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Washington
Cummins
Senate
Smith
South Carolina
Transportation Board
Sanateur McCormick
Republican
Illinois
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Ross ‘Ross Council
Daughters of Elect
Ira, Henson
East Avenue
Lorain
Wonder Club
Y. W
FEM
Altman & Ackerman
Facver & Robson
Warne Roones
Boa Fey
Epo
Wenneth Rkolln
Reppes
Takiner Lup
Ted Crees Stants
Alsa
Haag
St. Paul's
Theodore Haag
Clark Street
H.C. Reinhardt
Bridge Street
Grammar Ferade
Castle Hall
Chevalier Lodge
Holman Lodge No 609
Lo “Um
YY. W
Chestnut Grove
Chestnut Grave School
Carlisle
Coonville
Carl Martin
Joe Birdsall
Slarinn Vaughn
Ralph Willams
Old Spain
Roseg
Milady
Cosger
United Sunday School Campaign OF
Elyria
Life
Peggy Hyland
Elyria Theatres
Awolfiam For
Priscilla Dean
Jun
Eee
Neal Hart
Helen Holmes
Marguerite Clark
Colonia
Enid Bennett
Douglas Fairbanks
His Majesty the
United Artist
Billie West
Eagh
American Theatre
Paramount Picture
Jim
Fred Lock
Sterling Circle
Geilman
Mrs Dunn
Sophia Hoffman
Saginaw,Mich
Mrs. Smith
Adams Street
Dortha Bailey
theUnniversity of
Hiinelf
Mrs
Geo. Bailey
West Second Street
Harry Bemis
Northwestern University
Ada
Ohio
Morris Kirk
George Kuedsley
Gertrude Wack
Red Cross
Kinas
Ohio State University
Caroline Wack
Baldwin College
Charles , Wack
Third Street
Mise Lida Clay Ingels
Lexington
Henry Inges
Alfred L. Oxsle
Limcon
Neb
Lertha Ogle
Herman Paumer
Water Street
Buster Keaton
al St. John
Fatty Arbuckis
Nate
Buster Keatot
Arbuckis
St. John
Robinson & Henvack Co
Kryptok
Millir
Century Block
Scott
Church of Christ
W. Ave
Rollins Hall
Oberlin
Hesar
Slater
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