Second Annual Banquet by American Legion and Auxiliary
The second annual banquet for American Legion members and the Auxiliary was held last evening at the Le Pall. About forty Honor members attended along with the Legion. Commander Edward Krebs welcomed the Auxiliary. Mrs George Churchward spoke for the Auxiliary president. The program included talks on hospital work for disabled veterans and a six course dinner served by Legion men. A four piece orchestra provided music.
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le Pall
Legion
Edward Krebs
Auxiliary
George Churchward
Richard Frasier
Depat
American Legion Moment of
Ohio
Petween
the Legion
Arthur Clark
Auxiliary of Oro
Sue
Fregier
Chuck Clark
Sumer Hartwell
Mike Sexton
F. B.C
Elvrra Business College
FE. B.C
May Polack
Helen Riles
Mar Pollack
Margaret Diersche
Fortnightly meeting features liberal education talk
The Fortnightly Club met at Mrs King Fauver's Car nnell avenue home with Mrs L C Chase presenting a review of Everett Dean Martins The Meaning of a Liberal Education. The discussion praised education as a path to a complete human being and warned against purely utilitarian aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Fauver
King Fauvier
Carnnell Avenue
L. C. Chase
Everett Dean Martin
Wilfred Reasens
Christ
Abs
E. F. Allen
England
London
Enbraarry
C. H. Cushing
West Fifth Street
Tin Weding Anniversary Celebrated by Nichols Couple
Mr and Mrs C E Nichols of East Avenue celebrated their Tin wedding anniversary with a reception featuring gifts cards and dancing. High scores in games went to Mrs Wayne Hange and Ralph Matheson and to Mrs Tom Henge and Wesley Baker. Luncheon followed for numerous guests including Mr and Mrs Wesley Baker and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Nichols
East Avenue
Wayne Hange
Ralph Matheson
Tom Henge
Wesley Baker
Community notices recount sect events and socials
The article lists church and club activities including a Ladies Aid show in Eaton Center with repeat performances in Elyria and Lorain, a Men's Club mock trial and Indies night at First Congregational Church, a Valentines party for children, a large F. B. C. student party at Elvira Business College with music and skits, and multiple club gatherings such as the Amaryllis Club, North Elyria Grange memorials for Washington and Lincoln, and a bridge and card party circuit with various hosts and prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
Circle No. 4
Methodist Church
Eaton Center
Elyria
Lorain
First Congregational Church
Dr. Watson's Hospital
China
Mrs D W Seward Hosts Bridge Tea
Mrs D W Seward of Broad Street entertained six tables of bridge at her home yesterday afternoon. Prizes went to Mrs B W Mathews and Mrs A C Teasdale. Out of town guests included Mrs William Wantz Mrs Herman Fertig Mrs Edward Harris Mrs Joan Nestor Mrs F J McGuire and Mrs Anna Taylor all from Cleveland and Mrs Eugene Cameroni from Lorain. A Valentine season luncheon and decorations complemented the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Seward
Bridge
Broadstreet
BW. G Mathews
A. C. Teasdale
William Wantz
Herman Fertig
Edward Harris
Joan Nestor
F. J. McGuire
Anna Taylor
Cleveland
Eugene Cameroni
Larain
Admitted and discharged list from Ashland and nearby
The notice lists admitted patients including Marjorie Alexander Ashland Ohio Mrs Clyde Parker 528 East Hiver Mrs Sucre Smith 209 Broad street Vincent Millett Valley City Mrs Mary Brink 139 Longford avenue Mar guerite Shaw 126 Harrison st Discharges include Joseph Lugaski 1909 Middle avenue Mrs Mary Brink 159 Longford avenue Mrs Andre Crippon Evanston vik
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mostital
Marjorie Alexander
Ashland
Ohio
Clyde Parker
East Hiver
Sucre Smith
Broad Street
Vincent Millett
Valley City
Mary Brink
Longford Avenue
Marguerite Shaw
Harrison St
Joseph Lugaski
Middle Avenue
Andre Crippon
Evanston
Mr and Mrs Newton Russell Visit DetroIts
Mr and Mrs Newton Russell of Detroit visited Thursday with Mr and Mrs James A Hewitt of Park Avenue. The Russells returned home last night. Mrs A Reeder of West Avenue remains home bound after fracturing bones six weeks ago and only takes a few STP pills. Miss Mable Marsh and Mrs C C Washburn attended the Oh Kay performance in Cleveland last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Russell
Detroit
Mavor
James A Hewitt
Park Avenue
Russells
A. Reeder
West Avenue
Mable Marsh
C. C. Washburn
Cleveland
Local Socials and Upcoming Convention Travel Plans
Mrs Carl McRoberts and Nell Fobes visited Cleveland and attended the Palace theater. Mrs Will Whiteer of Oberlin visits daughter Mrs Phillip Busch in Prospect Street. Mr and Mrs Ed Eri of Lakewood hosted a dinner at Spring Valley CC. Mrs K T Croxford of Bay Village spends weekend with Mrs Krugman. Cleveland reports the birth of a baby boy to Mr and Mrs James Renouard. Several residents plan to travel to Memphis for the seventh annual convention of the International Society for Crippled Children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl McRoberts
Nell Fobes Eprot
Cleveland
Palace Theater
Will Whiteer
Oberlin
Phillip Busch
Prospect Street
Ed Eri
Lakewood
Spring Valley Country Club
K. T. Croxford
Bay Village
Ohio
Krugman
James Renouard
Middle Avenue
Vivian Hackett
N.C. Maston
Caroline Foley
Lawrence Webber
BE. F. Allen
Walter Underwood
Memphis
Tennessee
The
Intertional Society For Crippied Children
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Robert Quisser
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Order of the Eastern Star
Order of Knuight of
Malta
Frey Smits
Valley of
Ear G. Jenkins
M. M. Wilcox
Culture Club
Edwin Kirby
M. M. Wilcor
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Catholic Daughters
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Catholic Daughters of America
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Thelma Gray
Mary Wagner
Davehters
K. of C. Ball
Lawrence Carr
C. D. Burket
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J. J. Hammill
Fred Schramm
ST. Palte’s Church
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William Horbenedel
Schramm
Fred Lodi
Lucky Links Clybb
Lucky Links Club
Sheahan
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William Hunter
Mrs. Gooden
Bright
Mra. Gooden
Furnace Street
James Slea
John A. Sadowaki
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Rybacki
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AKN
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St. Ann's
BO. Riesr
TF. A. Oumar
Wen
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Wilma Gratz
Williams Street
Christian Endeavor Society
Second Congregational Church
Ten O’cock
C. L. Bristol
Harvard Avenue
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Memoria Club
Vivian Jackson
Chevalier Lodge
Will Rogers
la Grange
Bradford
Pennsylvania
M. E
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Eleanor Dunn
Katherine Heidrich
Friday
John Iandeer
John Copas
Alex Garland
Weurr Heidrich
Merry Twelve Bunco
Edwards
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Anthour
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Richards
Lake Avenue
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Ray Stichon
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Clan Rabe Mo Omet
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Water Street
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Frances Williams
Jean Cookston
W. C. Fowler
Aid Society
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West Wirfret
Max Hart
Cora Paland
CG. M. Terry
Spring Valley
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Winder
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Pedro
Lutz
Beile Larder
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Evenins
Mary Dombrowekl
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Jasephine Fisher
Ola Jalowicz
Frances Massy
Alriesp
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Colerain Ave
Cincinnati
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Nance
Woman's Club
Merry Appar
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Valentine
Wes
Fred Raphael
Amaryl’s
Guat Yaest
M Jack
Mr. Roy
Yaeser
Shay
Dewey Avene
North Elyria Grange Paxs
Washington
Lincoln
North Eistia Grange
Livecoln
Carl Schmitteen
West Broad St
Arthur Thomas
Oxford Street
Margaret Gross
Elesmyr Rinehart
Kenneth Oldfield
Robert Oldfield
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Barbknecht
Cluo
Arias
C. Smith
A. C. Méinke
Birxliner
Harry Forbes
Lifach
Thurke
Elvira Memorial Hospital
Garfield P. IT. A
Gerber’s Meat Market
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Elgin Eagles
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Elizabeth Wood Corsetiere
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Brown Company
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Ruth Hat Shop
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