Katherine Keister and James Colgan to Wed
Announcement of Katherine Keister Pand and James Colgan marriage planned for April. The groom’s family hosted a last tendered evening with guests, table decor, and a surprise gift. Guests shared recipes, prizes were awarded, and a birthday celebration followed. May Gary of Cleveland attended as the only out of town guest. Lincoln’s birthday observances noted by local men’s club at Mo El church on Feb 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Ernat
Fous
Kathytine Keister
Inarrare
James Colgan
CIA
Far
Kaiser
Andrews
Joe Slife
Jgivani
Gary
Cleveland
Dincoln
LaPorte
Ro Fan
Lincoln
Mo EL
Activities at Elyria Social Settlement
A report of youth events at Elyria Social Settlement outlines a Valentine party for 23 youths with decorations and games, followed by supper. An invitation extends to interested readers for a music program by Lorain orchestra and a later civic Americanization event. Also noted are a Patriotic program by Western Heights children, a Hamilton night school talk, day classes, and a Thursday afternoon cooking class for colored women taught at the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brest
de Sailément Louse
Feulla
Clu
Invita
Lorain
Civic Club
Gales Reom
Congregational Church
Cherlin College
Elunsarian Reformaead
C. M. Williams
Te Hyamilton
J F. Burke
Miss Gill
Thautsdey Alierpeen
Asabivok
Miss Margaret Ward and James Melloy Married Today
The marriage took place this morning at St Agnes church with a large gathering of friends. The bride wore a blue dress and veil and was attended by Mrs Downey of Cleveland. After the ceremony the couple went to Cleveland for a wedding breakfast, then planned to reside on Tamam avenues. The First Congregational Church women will meet Wednesday for an all day meeting to aid Piedmont college, with two baskets already sent valued at 535.90 and more to be reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Wik
James Melloy
St Agnes’ Church
Downey
Cleveland
Taman Avenues
Modern Woodmen Banquet at Lynd camp hall
Modern Woodmen of American Lodge plans a supper and large attendance at Sons of Victoria hall on Wednesday. A joint meeting is expected and a spirited program is listed among events. Dr H H Warner delivers a Sunday lecture at the First Spiritual Church arguing for substance beyond matter and defending spiritual realities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynd
W. of A
Sons of Viceraus Hall
Fragmented religious reflection and Pythian Sisters meeting
A fragmented piece discusses revival needs in religion, spiritualism, and visions of the dead with quotes about Peter and Christ. It notes frauds in gospels, compares faith to mustard seeds, and mentions psychic claims and honest doubt. The page also reports the Pythian Sisters meeting at Hilyria Temple with initiation details and team roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chriat
Peter
God
Ain
Ruth
Hboserica
Cagbtua
Antioc
Eudah
Funeral attendees return home after services
Personal attendees Miss Lenora Jenkins of Cleveland Miss Charlotte Lee and Messrs David J Rutledge P G Sheridan and D Snabely of Johnstown Pa attended the funeral of Mrs Martha Griffith Williams and returned home yesterday The Christian Endeavor society of the United Presbyterian church will hold a business meeting and social at the church Wednesday at 8 o'clock Mayflower Camp RN A Sewing Circle will meet Wednesday with Mrs E Hensford 403 West River Street Miss Anna Louise Baker returned Sunday from a two week visit in Allentown and Philadelphia Pa
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenora Jenkins
Cleveland
Charlotte Lee
David J. Rutledge
P. G. Sheridan
D. Snabely
Johnstown
Martha Griffith Williams
Christian Endeavor Society of
The
United Presbyterian Church
Mayflower Camp
R. N
A. Sewing Circle
Anna Louise Baker
Allentown
Philadelphia
Cleveland social notes include guests and recoveries
Miss Florence Taylor of Cleveland is staying with Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Wadsworth on Gulf Street and will visit Aira. Louis Kramer of Broad Street visits. Mrs. C. K. Bishop, 329 Louisiana Avenue, is recovering slowly. Mr. and Mrs. John Kennedy of 41 West River Street visit their daughter Mrs. Frederick Slack in Akron. Mrs. William Boylan of Oberlin Road is ill with pneumonia but improving. Mrs. Ralph Cook of Washington Avenue to host the 1920 Sewley Club tomorrow at 2 PM. Mrs. Glen Cooley of Warren, guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Allen at 1001 Lake Avenue, returned home yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Taylor
Cleveland
John Kennedy
West River Street
Frederick Slack
Akron
Ralph Cook
Washington. Avenue
Sewley Club
Glen Cooley
Warren
John Allen
Lake Avenue
Rebekah Social Club Meets at Mrs Suttons Home
Mrs William Sutton will entertain the members of the Rebekah Social club Wednesday evening at her home 241 Eighth street. The American Brotherhood of Yeomen held their regular business meeting last evening in the Odd Fellows hall. Nine candidates were initiated. Oberlin Glee Club at M E Church Wednesday February 11 8 p m 50c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sutton
Rebekah Social Club
241
Eighth Street
American Brotherhood of Yeomen
Odd Fellows' Hall
Oberlin Glee Club
M. E
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Katherine Keister
Elyria Social Settlement
Western Heights
Active
Broad Street
Elyria
Ohio
Margaret Ward
Jamees Malloy
H. H. "Warner
First Spiritual Church
Caid
New Thought
Huxley
Tyndal
Davis
Tuttle
Vaporub
Vice KS Vé
Ces
Pythian Sisters
Hilyria Temple Frthian Sisters
Wurst Hall
Eugene O'Brien
Fox Comedy
Pearl
WEACK
Miss Texas
Guinan
Ambrose
Norma Talmadge
George Lorne Tucker
Tie Dje Me Man
Anita Stewart
D. W. Griffith
Constance Talmadge
C. EK. Bishop
Louisiana Avenue
Themu
William Boylan
Oberlin Road
American Theatre
Colonial Theatre
Strand Theatre
Dreamland Theatre
Times
Rample F
Candyland
Eagles’ Hall
Rimbach
Elyria Savings & Banking Co
Lorain County Savings & Trust CO
National Bank OF
Savings Deposit Bank & Trust CO
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