De Molay Chapter Installs Officers in Public Ceremony
The David Nye Chapter, Order of De Molay, held a semi annual installation in the S O O F hall with many friends present. Newly installed officers include Master Councilor Franklyn Stearns and others across the council with comments by Dell Savage and regional DeMolays proposing a state conclave. The next meeting is in two weeks with the new officers in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Nye
Order of
Joe Hansman
Robert Sandrock
Robert Starr
Fred McNally
Douglas Dewey
Gerald Leonard
George Hewitt
Robert Underhill
Thomas Anspacher
Richard Chase
de Molay
Guy Stolzenburg
Adolph DeWerth
Clarence Palmer
Dell Savage
Franklyn Stearns
Dad” Beebe
Deane Burns
James Hewitt
de Molays
Denbrook
Cleveland
Evening church events and club meetings listed
Tonight many groups gather across town. Division L of Second Congregational meets at Mrs John Conabee 307 Lake Ave 730 PM. Fellowship Supper at Church of Christ 650 PM. Merry Chums visit Miss Harriett Gehl East River St. Junior Mission Band at First Baptist. Maranatha Class hosts Miss Albertine Fitch East Ave 400 PM. Royal Neighbors Maryflower Camp meet Werst Hall. Crescert Mandolin Club at Goth Shop. Ely Corps Girl Reserves at Y W C A. Order of Eastern Star Masonite Temple. Lady Rodersazsaz Lodge RK of P Society event uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational Church
John Conabee
Lake Avenue
Lulu Seymour
Church of Christ
Harriett Gehl
East River Street
First Baptist Church
Maranatha
Albertine Fitch
East Avenue
Royal Neighbors of America
Maryflower
Werst Hall
Crescert Mandolin Club
Goth Shop
Ely Corps of Girl Reserves
Order of Eastern Star
Dauga
Seava
Lady Roderzsaz Lodge
P. Hev
Wedding Guests Attend Evening Shower For Bride To Be
A group of relatives and friends gathered for an evening of fun and a dainty luncheon hosted by the bride to be’s hostess. Many attractive and useful gifts were presented as the shower concluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elayne Lanznars
Geraldne
Martae
Marian Reddy
Wiliam Wildenne m
John Guizman
Thelma Wexler
Martha Kuntz
Hamilton PTA Hosts Pleasant Thursday Session
The Hamilton Parent Teacher Association held a well attended meeting. After the business session an engaging program featured first grade songs from Miss MecCracken's room, Miss Philpott's pupils, and a boys duet. Mothers and daughters performed two piano duets, readings were given by Billy Stewart, and Mrs Tulk accompanied. The event closed with the P T A song and light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Parent Teacher Association
Two Noted Health Speakers for Elyria Club Meeting
The Educational committee of the Elyria Business and Professional Women's Club announces two authoritative speakers on public health for Monday evening February 7 7 30 at the Boylan block club rooms. Miss Cora M Templeton RN Cleveland public welfare director will discuss city health work followed by Dr John Rankin on New Phases of Public Health Work and Its Value in Elyria. Miss Eleanor Armstrong provides the music. Members may bring a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Eleanor Armstrong
Tals
James Brandau and Mrs Seen in Wendell Cleveland Visit
James Brandau and Mrs. were in Cleveland on a ledge of a trip with a banker named Mire Almon. Edge men and George E. were also mentioned in the fragmentary note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Brandau
Business associates honor groom at home surprise
Winfield Scott of Superior Electric Company Lorain was surprised at his Stop 7 home Wednesday by colleagues celebrating his marriage to Miss Marcel of Lorain. The ceremony occurred Saturday at English Lutheran Church with Rev W P Billing officiating. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs M S Winchell and a Memorial Hospital graduate nurse. Scott, son of Mr and Mrs H E Scott, served overseas in World War I. An elaborate four course dinner followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield Scott
Superior Electric Company
Lorain
Miss Marcell
English Lutheran Church
W. P. Billing
M.S. Winchell
Memorial Hospital
Scott
H .E. Scott
Agelber Street
Guess
Nan
Mrs Wasserman Hostess at February Luncheon
Miss Wasserman of 4956 Las Vegas hosted a social event on February 16 with a blue and white theme. Attendees enjoyed a nine oclock buffet luncheon and gave Mrs Wasserman many beautiful and useful gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freds Wasserman
Shypmer
Sam Ra
Wastserman
Quiet City Couple Wed in Monroe Michigan Ceremony
Miss Helen Beaver daughter of George Beaver and 3 Laundon Court and George Chingue of this city were quietly married in Monroe Michigan on Wednesday. They traveled by motor and told friends they were heading to Cleveland. The couple will reside with the bride's father on Laundon Court for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Beaver
George Beaver
Laundon Ct
George Chingue
Monroe
Mich
Cleveland
Clever Card Club Reorganized at Mr Raule Home
The Clever Card Club re organized Wednesday at Mr M Raule's home. Eight members from Point Pedro played with Mrs Ethel Barnes, Mrs Margaret McCarthy, Mrs Anna Raphael and Mrs Mavme Hiall winning honors. Luncheon was served and Mrs C Bolge to entertain in two weeks. Lorain members included Mrs Ethel Barnes and Mrs Margaret McCarthy among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clever Card Club
M. Raule
Point Pedro
Ethel Barnes
Margaret M. Carthy
Anna, Raphael
Mavme Hiall
C. Bolge
Margaret McCarthy
Eidth Reuger
Edith Merime- Arger
Lucky Links Club meets at Spruce Street home
The Lucky Links Club met at the home of Mrs John Sinegar on Spruce Street Thursday afternoon with guests Mrs Karl Kaiser and Mrs James Slee. Cards were played and prizes worn by Mrs Peter Barres, Mrs John Hunter, and Mrs Geo Fees. A luncheon was served. Members are invited to meet next Thursday at Mrs Peter Barres on Chaton Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucky Links Club
John Sinegar
Spruce Street
Karl Kaiser
James Slee
Peter Barres
John Hunter
Geo. Fees
Chaton Avenue
F. D. L. Club Initiation At Agnes Dengate Home
The F. D. L. Club held a meeting at Miss Agnes Dengate's 420 Ninth Street home yesterday evening. Initiation admitted Misses Ida Mae Morgan Forrest Ordell and Verna Doane to the club. Card games crowned Virginia Haserodt and Verna Doane prize winners. Refreshments were served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D. L. Club
Agnes Dengate
Ninth Street
Ida Mae Morgan
Forrest Ordell
Verna Doane
Virginia Haserodt
Grace Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Meets at Mrs Hascolt Home
The Ladies' Aid Society of Grace Lutheran met at Mrs. George Hascr olt's home on Eighth street Thursday afternoon with twenty members and one guest present. After business a social hour and luncheon were served. In two weeks the group will meet with Mr A Mw Peek of Weorter mirget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Grace Lutheran Church
George Hascrolt
Eighth Street
Hoatess
A. Mw. Peek
Weorter Mirget
Local Society Notes From LaPorte And Grafton
The LaPorte W C T U hosts a meeting at Mrs A H Goodspeed home in Stop Grafton next Tuesday afternoon with a silver offering for needy families. The February Literature and Art meeting of the Women’s Civic Club meets Feb 9 at 2 30 pm in Gates room First Congregational church with Mrs Louis D Burgner of Oberlin reviewing Some Old Ladies and Mrs George Tulk providing musical numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaPorte W. C. T. U
A. H. Goodspeed
Grafton
Women’s Civic Club
Gates
First Congregational Church
Louis D. Burgner
Oberlin
Hugh Walpole
George Tulk
D A R Chapter Aids Southern Mountain Schools and Oxford Dormitory
The local D A R chapter supports Crossmore school Tamassee and Berea College with funds for a dormitory at Oxford College Ohio to house over one hundred girls in memory of Caroline Scott Harrison. Mrs George French chairs Southern Mountain schools work and Mrs L B Fauver leads the memorial program. The February meeting is set for February 24 at Mrs W B Hubbell s home East Avenue 417.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the American Revolution
Southern Mountaineer
Crossmore School
Tamassee
Berea College
Great Moment
Oxford College
Oxford
Ohio
Caroline Scott Harrison
George French
Southern Mountain Schools
L. B. Fauver
W. B. Hubbell
East Avenue
Forty Second Wedding Anniversary Celebration for Mr and Mrs Birmingham
Mr and Mrs John Birmingham enjoyed a surprise gathering Thursday at the home of Mrs T J Donavan marking their forty second anniversary. Guests admired a pink and white four course dinner and a large Ivy decorated wedding cake centerpiece as pranks, white tulips, and music filled the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Birmingham
T. J. Donavan
Japanese Garden Themed Dance Hosts Delightful Evening
The Catholic Daughters of America hosted a garden party transforming the WK. of C. hall into a Japanese setting. Lanterns, a large umbrella over the Stone Brothers orchestra, a torii booth with goldfish, a dragon lamp and rising sun created the decor. Earl Hutton supervised decorations and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Hall
Catholic Daughters of America
Stone Brothers Orchestra
Earl Hutton
Hutton
Spanish Club holds first meeting of new term
The Spanish Club of Elsina High School opened the semester with about twenty new members welcomed. Members sang Me Gustan Todos, elected officers Roberto Huigo de Juanita as Presidente and others, then performed Adelita with Merrill Gay and Alice Wegenbotham on piano before refreshments and adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsina Hgh School
Roberto Huigo de Juanita
el Senor
Roberto Pueblonurvo
la Senorita Muildrits Gente
Rusello Dairso
Poin setitia Club meeting at Mrs Winkel home
Twelve members met yesterday at Mrs R J Winkel on Broadstreet. Three tables of cootie yielded prizes for Mrs Winkel Mrs William Given Mrs Jack Schuster and Mrs Dumke won the sunshine drawing. Plans were made for a birthday party and kid party at Mrs Martin Mueller Jr home next Thursday evening. Luncheon was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poinsetitia Club
R. J. Winkel
Broadstreet
Winkel
William Given
Jack Schuster
Dumke
Martin Mueller, Jr
A. Kopenhafer
Ninety-Five Club Meets At Mrs Plocher Home
The Ninety-five Club gathered yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Alvin Plocher’s Columbus street residence. Members heard life extracts on John Marshall from ex-Senator Beveredge read by Mrs. A B Taylor, with current events by Mrs. Stark Faxon and Horan. Twenty two members attended from Division A of Second Congregational church, led by Mrs. George Standen. The group planned a March 5 meeting at Mrs. George Vogler’s Second street home with assistance from Mrs. Jane Pelter and Mrs. Nellie Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninety-five Club
Alvin Plocher
Columbus Street
A. B. Taylor
John Marshall
exa-Senator
Beveredge
William Stark
Starr Faxon
F. T. Horan
Stark
Europe
Faxon
Samuel Gonmipers
Horan
Second Congregational Church
George Standen
Lake Avenue
Louis Renouard
Laura Stearns
George Vogler
Second Street
Jane Pelter
Nellie Smith
Rose Club Delights Members With afternoon meeting
Mrs. Ford Diedrich hosted the Rose Club at 13203 Bank Street entertaining members with Pedro and a luncheon. Mrs. Thomas Allen and Mrs. Youngkins won first and second prizes. Guests planned a follow up gathering in two weeks at Mrs. Henry Dildine’s home on Oberlin road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Diedrich
Bank Street
Rose Club
Pedro
Thomas Allen
Youngkins
Henry Dildine
Oberlin Road
Franklin PTA Meets for Afternoon Session in Kindergarten Room
The Franklin Parent-Teacher Association held a Thursday afternoon meeting in the school kindergarten room. Reports covered a Hamilton PTA January gathering, new Council formation, Northeastern Conference plans for February 17, and Americanization and settlement work needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Parent-Teacher Association
Cloyd Gull
Hamilton Parent Teacher Association
Eise Cleverdon
Clevland
E Td'cksen
Ralph Williams
Debogs
Smith
E.G Jenkins
G. A. Friday
Mesdames Somers
Stein
Stilrenhauer
Obitts
Smithac Newmiller
Local residents attend Exalted Rulers Night events
William Whitney and another guest joined Lorain B P O EL members for Past Exalted Rulers night. Mrs C Jaeger of Amherst visited Mrs Martin Fullmer. Harry Roser visited family on Gulf road and will stay with sister Julian in Belleview. Mrs Harry Maddock and daughter Joyce visited Cleveland for the Food Show. Mrs Carl Culp of this city is
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Whitney
Lorain
Harry Maddock
Joyce
Glenwood Street
Cleveland
Carl Culp
New Beauty Cream Promises Lovely Complexion
An advertisement touts a new beauty cream that quickly improves skin texture to resemble Wild rose petals. It claims lasting effects, nourishment, purity, and a powder base option, with a non sticky or oily feel, available at Crandalls Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrey Mello
Crandalls Druk
Winter Visits and Labor History Snapshots
The passage notes Mrs J J Goudhnaur and Mrs Jennie Robson Van Hoe sen and Mrs George Merthe wintering in Lorain California and visiting San Francisco last week. It also mentions women coasting ships work at Waratsu Jatin and cites the International Typographical Union dating to 1832 from Cincinnati as the National Typographical Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Goudhnaur
Lincoln Avenue
Lorain
Jennie Robson van Hoesen
George Merthe
Waratsu
Jatin
International Typographical Union
Cincinnati
National Typographical Union
Bake and rummage sales by local groups this week
The U S W V Auxiliary hosts a bake sale Saturday at Farmers Supply Co. The Woman's Association of the Second Congregational Church plans a rummage sale at the West Side Market House on Friday and Saturday February 6 and 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. W. V. Aux
Farmers Supply Co
The
Woman's A Association of
Second Cong. Church
West Side Market
Tlouse
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Notice
Admissions list includes Mrs. Kears West of Wellington and Mrs. John Cor of 045 Second Street. Discharges include Mrs. Cer Lescher of 113 West Avenue and Mr. Harold Horace with son from 27 South Lovin Street, Mrs Harveys Green and son of Abelbert Avenue, and Oliver Clark of 124 Chestnut Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kears West
Wellington
John Cor
Second Street
Cer] Lescher
West Avenue
Harold Horace and Son
South
Lovan Street
Harveys Green and Son
Abelbert Avenue
Oliver Clark
Chestnut Street
Miss Christine Boylan and Miss Geraldine Halpin Go to Notre Dame Cotillion
Miss Christine Boylan and Miss Geraldine Halpin leave this morning for South Bend Indiana to attend the cotillion at Notre Dame University tonight and visit their brothers Malcolm Boylan and Donald Halpin for several days. Mrs L P Davis of West High street has bronchitis and is improving. Mrs L K Snajth of 131 Grace court is admitted to St Josephs hospital for treatment. Messrs Jim Armitage Ford Loomis Colonel Welfrich Frank Ellenberger Frank A Stetson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine Boylan
Geraldine Halpin
South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame University
Malcolm Boylan
Donald Halpin
L. P. Davis
West High Street
L. K. Snajth
Gracecourt
St. Joseph's Hospital
Jim Armitage
Ford Loomis
Colonel Welfrich
Frank Ellenberger
Frank A. Stetson
Masquerade Dance at Ridgeville with Prizes
A masquerade dance occurs tonight at Ridgeville with prizes announced. A D A R bake sale is set for Saturday morning February 7 at Loeffler's store in Springvale N Olmsted. Julius Fischer's Orchestra will provide music and the Ladies Auxiliary I O F aids. A D A R white elephant sale of second hand clothing and furniture is planned for February 7 at a vacant store next to Crandalls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Loeffler’s
White Elephant
Crani Dalls
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Ter Society of Gr
Business Associates
Grace Lutheran Ladies Aid
Catholic Daughters OF
Poinsettia Club
New York
J. M. Worthington
New York City
Dagmar Fator
Birmingham
Ala
Mr. Worthington
Burn Worthington
Grafton Road
Hines Brothers Orchestra
Walter Hines
Oaly
Mrs. Alvin Plocher
Second Congregational Division II
Franklin PB. T. A
School OF Business
Carlisle Grange Hall
Foreign Exchange
Mathias
West River Se
Valentines
Loomis
Wainwright Florist
East Side Market
Postoffice
Broad St
P. O. Box
Cleveland, Ohio
Martha Lee Club
Harold Ortli
Ohio State Collegians
Keith
Ridgevile
Superior Fee
Springvale
N. Olmsted
Julius Fischer
Eagles Hall
Walt Guck
His
Night Hawks
kEveryone
Elyria Dress Goods Shoppe
Broad Street
Blue Bird Sweet Shoppe
Court Street
Helf
Orld
Fay
America
Kellogg’s
Kellogg's
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