Mrs Margaret West and Lewis M Adams Married in New York
Mrs Margaret M West and Lewis M Adams were married February 9 at Broadway Tabernacle New York City. They were attended by the bride’s niece and nephew from Westport Connecticut. A dinner at the Waldorf Astoria followed, with a theatre party. Mrs Adams owns West Millinery. Mr Adams works with the National Tube Company of Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret M. West
Lewis Adams
New York City
Lewis M. Adams
Broadway Tabernacle
Thyy
Arthur King Doolittle
Westport
Connecticut
Waldorf-Astoria
Adams
Elyria
West Millinery Company
National Tube Company
Lorain
Evening events in Lorain County and surrounding groups
Lorain County Medical Society meets in Chamber of Commerce rooms with Dr. Baldwin and Dr. Crawford. Various fraternal and civic gatherings follow in Elks, Masons, Odd Fellows, Knights of St John, Moose, and Legion halls. A Woman’s Civic League program features Irish drama with Miss Stewart of Cleveland discussing William Butler Yeats, Lady Gregory, Synge, and Irish literary figures. songs include Day Harp of My Country and Danny Boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Os Lorain County Medical Society
Chamber of Commerce
Lorain
Baldwin
P. J. Crawford
B. P. O. Elks
Elks Hall
Frank S. Harmon Lodge
A. M. Masonic Templa
Knights of St. John Moose Hall
Ee Council
Woman's Civic € Lab
Gates
First Church
Miss Stewart
Cleveland
Abbey Theater
Dublin
William Butler Yates
Lady Gregory
Yates
J. M. Synge
Murray Robinson
St. John Irvine
James Stevens
Lord Dunsany
Patrick Colin
Danny Boy
George Tulk
Supper Meeting of B Y F U Pleasant Affair
Members of the B Y F U gathered for a Valentine themed supper at First Baptist church. J L Birdsall led as MC and John Everard gave remarks. A vocal trio and readings followed with piano and violin selections and short stories read by Miss Ber tine Fitch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
J. L. Birdsall
John Everard
Johannes Pache
Gertrude McCullough
Elizabeth Wilford
Gladys McCullough
O’henry
Jimmie Valentine
Bertine Fitch
Birthday Party Honors Mrs. G. Fritz
Mrs. George Fritz formerly of St. Marys Ohio now resides with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bird at 518 North Street. Friends surprised her Sunday afternoon then accompanied her to the Grand Theatre for a matinee. After returning they shared a three course dinner and an evening of music and games with toasts and gifts. Guests included families of Martin Scheibel Bird Fritz and Niltier Stevick plus Rev. Gallagher and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Fritz
George Fritz
St. Mary’s
Ohio
Fred Bird
North Street
Fritz
Claude Martin
Carl Scheibel
Betty
Dorthea
Kathleen
Othea Niltier
Cleveland
John Stevick
Margora
Lakeside
Local church and club notices schedule events in Lorain
The Helping Hand Society meets in the G A R on Thursday afternoon. Maranatha class gathers Wednesday evening at Mrs Carl Taylor’s home. Circle No 1 at St Pauls meets Thursday at the church and not Wednesday. Rebekah Social Club hosts Mrs E H Hansman’s home on Wednesday. Mrs A C Meyers hosts Builder's Class of 20th Street M E Church Thursday. West Ridge PTA meets Thursday evening at the school with a program. Circle No 6 at M E Church hosted by Mrs H T Brown Wednesday afternoon. Mission talk by Wrights from French Sudan at Gospel Mission tonight. Circle 3 M E meets Wednesday Feb 13 at 2 30 with Mrs Gust Kolinski and assistants. St James Episcopal Mission hosts Valentine party Thursday Feb 14 with orchestra and light refreshments by the Woman's Guild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Taylor
Court Street
Rebekah
E. H. Hansman
Furnace Street
A. C. Meyers
20Th Street
Church of
M. EK. Church
H. T. Brown
Lake Avenue
A.C. Meyers
Sherrill
Wright
Missionares
Sudan
Africa
Gospel Mission
East Bridge Street
Methodist Episcopal Church
Gust Kolinski
Middle Avenue
Mesdames Crooks, Rawson, Simmerly and
Barr
St. James Episcopal Mission of
Lorain
Woman's Guild
Literary Club Luncheon Elects Officers At Bartholomew Home
The 04 Literary Club held a luncheon at Mrs. J. G. Bartholomew's Kenyon Avenue home on Monday for its annual officer election. Mrs. Hill was chosen president with Mrs. Todd as vice president and other posts filled by Mrs. Beck, Ernshaw, Barker, Gregory, and Bartholomew. The program included a paper on Food Values by Mrs. Hill and decorating notes by Mrs. Swartz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Bartholomew
Kenyon Avenue
Hill
Todd
Beck
Ernshaw
Barker
Gregory
Sunshine
Bartholomew
Quarterly Meeting Of Missionary Unions In Lorain County
The Women's Missionary Union of the Lorain County Baptist Association met at the First Baptist Church in Lorain. The agenda included 1:30 Devotional by Miss Martha Clark, business reports from secretaries, Jeliasore Station India report by Mrs. Joseph Jameson, a prayer session led by Mrs. O. G. Nichols, a 1:00 Bible Lesson by Mrs. B. Davidegu of Bangalore India Ely-Tila, music, and addresses by Mr. and Mrs. Botka who discussed their Hungarian outreach. pastor Botka leads the local Hungarian Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Union
Lorain County
Blue Bird Girls Hold Valentine Party at St Paul’s Church
The Blue Bird Girls of St Paul’s church met with ten members and Mrs A Nieding. They sewed quilt blocks for an upcoming sale and shared a luncheon prepared by Miss Grace Herbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Bird Girls
St. Paul’s Church
A. Nieding
Grace Herbert
French Club Initiates Members and Birthday Celebration
The F D L Club met Saturday at Miss Helen Sloughton Eastern Heights Boulevard for a birthday event with sewing and dining. The Elyria school French Club held its second semester kickoff with thirteen initiates, songs, Victrola selections, a French story by Dorothy Hoton, games, and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D. L. Club
Helen Sloughton
Eastern Heights
Virginia Haserodt
Gates Lavenue
Elyria School
Dorothy Hoton
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges Recorded
Admissions list includes Mrs Charles Marsh 1385 Parkview Court Mrs John Boketzi 15 Walnut Street Miss Elizabeth Kenya 130 Woodford Avenue Mrs John Washtak Grafton Charlies Gibbs Bruns Wack Ohio Discharges include Mrs Lulu Seward 164 Eastern Heights Boulevard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Marsh
Parkview Court
John Boketzi
Walnut Street
Elizabeth Kenya
Woodford Avenue
John Washtak
Grafton
Charlies Gibbs
Bruns- Wack
Ohio
Lulu Seward
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Ill and Improved Residents Noted in Local Notices
A stream of society items records illnesses and recoveries including Mrs Brice Ickes slowly improving after Memorial hospital surgery and Mrs Pat Walsh returning to Detroit. Guests include Mr and Mrs Edward Peters with the Fracdocowert family in Lothain and Hurlbuts at Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Peters
Mra
Lo- Tain
Mies
Anitha Kritzel
George Schroeder
Amherst
Brice Ickes
Memorial Hospital
West St
Pat Walsh
Forbes
Detroit
Mich
H. W. Bradley
Lorain
Leon Mapes
West River Street
Lawrence Townsend
Baltimore
Marjorie Mudge
H. M. Hurlbut
James
George Becker
Frances J. Hurlbut
J. F. Burke
Rotary Club
Salem
Ohio
Methodist Episcopal
Markets Report Prices for Butter Eggs and Produce
Butter and eggs show multiple price points including fresh eggs at 48 per dozen and Ohio firsts 43. Cheese and poultry values listed with roosters at 15 and turkeys 28. Fruits and vegetables include apples 100 125 by the ton straw berries 50 60 quart beans dried navy 61 2 per pound cabbage 2 35 per ton potatoes Ohio 245 sack and sweet potatoes 265 275 per hamper tomatoes 575 600 per crate onions 250 275 per ewt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
York State
Hutchings Leaves for New York Markets for Ten Days
T J Hutchings of the C H Merthe company departs for New erly to spend ten days in the markets. Mr and Mrs Vogelsong spent Sunday with relatives. Mr and Mrs L J Hewes of Amherst also noted. Little Joan Norsworthy mentioned in passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Hutchings
C. H. Merthe Company
Newerly
Madame Curie Granted 2500 Annual Pension After Radium Discovery
Mapdvena Spoobs reports that Government awards Mme Curie a 2500 yearly pension nearly 25 years after radium discovery. The widow, whose husband died in a 1906 Paris street accident, has continued research with devotion. She plans to dedicate most of the funds to science rather than rest on laurels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mapd Vena Spoobs
Mme Curie
Paris
Paris Student Mends Ties With Future Searghand
A fragment notes a woman studying at a municipal Paris school where she met her future partner. The brief hints at a personal origin in Paris shaping a later relationship.
Language Divide In Gilbert Islands Society
In the Gilbert Islands men and women speak distinct languages with men using one tongue among themselves and women another. Women adopt the masculine tongue when speaking to men, while they ignore the other language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Islands
Helping Hand to Serve Chicken Supper February 14
The Helping Hand will serve a chicken supper on Thursday February 14 at the G. A. R. hall from 5:30 until all are served. Cost is 50 cents. Everyone invited. Evening activities include cards and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. R. Hall
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. K. Finley
Gates Avenue
Odd Fellows Lodge
F. Hall
American Legion
le Pen Hall
Federation_of Businessemen
Women’s Benefit Association of Maccabees
Wurst Hall
Civic Club
Rev. Gallagher
Pedro
Mr. Downs
Lapend
James McCran
Helping Hand Society
Circle No. 1
T. Paul's Church
Woman's Civic Club
George H. Brownell
Park Avenue
Messrs. Brownell
Bemis
Conrad
Wagner
Allegro
Mozart
Largo
Haydn
Schubert
Spohr
Mesdames
Harry Crandall
E.L. Moody
George Brownell
Frances “Beckatein
Clark Street
Viola Becker
South , Amherst
Viatra
W. H. Gough
First Congregational Church
Gates Room
Edwin Kirby
Lincoln
Brirs. Reinhardt
R. M. White
Circleville
Hy Iness
Misa Edythe Harris
Hewiets Blvd
Oberlin College
Trey Hyde
Clearfield
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Waterman Gymnesium
Delta Theta Phi
Makall
Columbus
Entenatrg
Margarin Beokidt
Free
Om Rayesel
the Capital City Products Co
Columbus, Ohio
Denton Sleepera
Klothes
Broad 5
Masonic
Dexa
THE
Eagles’ Hall
Chamberlain Medicine Co
Des Moines
Iowa
Chamberlain
Camberlain
Hurst's Funeral Home
Wilkins Hurst Company
Middle Ave
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