Community Socials and Meetings Roundup in Elyria
A busy Elyria update notes the Northwest Encampment hosting a card party at the I O F Hall on February 21. United Presbyterian Women hold a quarterly social. Clan Robertson No 248 plans a memorial service for March 6, followed by a Daughters of Scotland dance. O E Class at First Methodist hosts book making for Crippled Children's Home with Sisters of Sunshine meeting March 19. Hospital notes list several admissions and discharges, and marriage licenses are issued to Mullock and Seitz, Toman and Moore, and Potter and Leslie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Missionary Society
United Presbyterian Women's Missionary Society
Clan Robertson
Clan Robertson No
K. of P. Hall
J. Hamilton
Brother McKelvie
Argylea Lodge No
The
Daughters of Scotland
Jane Storm
Mias
Kenyon Avenue
First Methodist Church
W. C. Fowls
Sisters of Sunshine
James Mullock
Elyria
Helen Seitz
Rev Ketcham
Max Toman
Mary Moore
Irvan W. Potter
Battery Man
Enid Leslie
Church of Christ
Lon Caldwell
Ninth Street
7. B. Devinney
H. ©. Mellinger
W. C. Fowler
Co. E. Cheney
A. M. Mallory
Mary Maddock
Eight Street
Woodmen of America
Broad Street
America
Anns
D. A. Baird
Garford Avenue
Masonic Chorus
Methodist Church
Tigredia
First Congregational Church
Myrtle Struck
Columbus Street
Republican Women’s Cind
American Legion Home Northwest
Oberlin
Jolly Sixteen Five Hundred Club
H. P. Chapman
Sons of Luton
Order of Eastern Star
Royal Neighbors of America
Woodman Hall
Osborne Couple to Celebrate Fifty Fifth Anniversary
Mr and Mrs A A Osborne of 421 East Broad street Elyria Ohio will celebrate their fifty fifth wedding anniversary with an informal dinner party. They married in Columbia Ohio with later life in Elyria and Oak Harbor. They have two sons Ralph Archur and Lee Brancroft Osborne of Elyria and daughter Mrs E G Bauer of Pomona California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Osborne
Unday
East Broad Street
Elyria
Ohio
Margaret J. Squire
Jonas Squire
Columbia
Sidney A. Osborne
Asor Osborne
Sherman
Baptist Parsonage
Earle
Osborne
Oak Harbor
International Harvester Company
Florida
California
Ralph Archur Osborne
Lee Brancroft Osborne
Ilyria
E. G. Bauer
Pomona
Business and Professional Women Host State President Dinner
The Business and Professional Womens Club held their monthly dinner at the Elky Club with guests from nearby clubs. State president Misa Ethel M. Kyle of Toledo spoke on networking, international women's work, and upcoming events while urging attendance at a state convention in Columbus and the national gathering in Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Womens Club
Elky Club
Misa Ethel M. Kyle
Toledo
Welsa
Ohio
Miss Kyle
Hildreth Hecock
Kyle Orst
Lenn Madesin Phillips
New York
United States
Florence Allen Fund
University of Michigan
Columbus
Deshter Hotel
Richmond
Virginia
Miks Kyle
Lakewood Club
Lillian Sears
Ashland
Paxton
Focal Club
Norwalk
Mansfield
Marian McClench
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Marjorie Rossiter
America the Beautiful
Detective And Gunman Killed In Speakeasy Firefight
New York detectives Christopher Shelling and Dominick Pape of East 22nd Street were killed in a gun battle after spotting two men entering an old red brick speakeasy while pursuing the slayer of Chicago racketeer Fran Mario. One gunman killed Pape with a head and neck shot. Pape returned fire, fatally wounding the gunman and wounding the other as the escape went out the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tn & Dingy
Christopher Shelling
Dominick Pape
East 22Nd Street
Fran Mario
Chicago
Pape
Chris
Multiple club meetings and society events in Elyria
Numerous social happenings fill the night with meetings of Anns Club Masonic Chorus Tigredia Social Club Upper Room Bible Class and more. Engagement announcements and prize draws echo Washington's Birthday celebrations with dinners, card parties, and a Red Cross drought relief collection amid varied club entertainments.
Five Guests Attend I. O. G. Club Meeting
The I. O. G. club met at Caroline Malik’s home on Woodford avenue last evening. After a business session a white elephant sale was held and a banco game won by Barbara Kasek and Clarence Grandstott. Five guests attended: Mr and Mrs Clarence Granastort Helen Mocany Julia Kovacs and Ella Jakelaky. 1 March 19th at Julia Krabec’s Oberlin road home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Loomis
Ada Heimbach
Bullock
R. RB. Bevard
Oberammergau
Caroline Malik
Woodford Avenue
Bunco
Barbara Kasek
Clarence Grandstott
Clarence Granastort
Helen Mocany
Julia Kovacs
Ella Jakelaky
Julia Krabec
Oberlin Road
Avon Miss Bertha Hubbard Spends Weekend in Town
Local society notes describe Miss Bertha Hubbard of Avon visiting Miss Margaret Hancock for a weekend. Several residents are mentioned in gatherings and visits, including Charl es Refenning convalescing slowly, and multiple trips to Akron Oberlin and Cleveland for events and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Hubbard
Avon
Margaret Hancock
Charles Refenning
West Third Street
Marion Crehore
East Avenue
Akron
R. Hawkins
Charles Winkler
Irene Winkler
Gertie Wilmot
Orline Fengier
Huber Phillip
Ralph Stearns
Valley City
Esther Kleinknecht
Harold Perry
Columbus
Ohio
J. C. Perry
Dorothy Wilford
Bridgeport
H. G. Wilford
Ninth Street
Elynn Country Club
Oberlin
Barbara Plocher
Marjorie Milligan
Washington, D. C
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Fashions Pretenders to the Throne of Black
Frances Paget notes new spring colors challenge black fashion with two dark options. Brown rises as a daytime town shade pairing with tangerine or coral, while midnight blue replaces navy. High style houses mix autumnal tones into spring palettes for contrast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Paget
New York
Navy
Midnight blue joins black as a versatile evening color
The piece notes the appeal of a deep blue near black and its fit for many occasions alongside black. It compares midnight blue with dark brown and dark blue trials, highlighting its fresh, modern look and broad suitability for evening wear and daytime use. Brown remains slightly less conservative, appealing to a clientele seeking moral verve in dark colors.
Readings Tea Cocoa Hours at No 6 Chestnut St
The note announces reading tea and cocoa hours from 11 to 8 30 and also Sundays at No 6 Chestnut Street. It lists service times and the location.
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Chestnut St
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5. A. Osborne
F. Hall
Anthony Sniezek
Joseph Toth
Iain
Ruth Chapman
Lasington Avenue
Douglas Dunbar
Leonard Ross
Oberlin Children’s Home
Helen Mittler
Vulcan Street
Henry Doll
Ormsted
Lucille Crayton
Longfellow Avenue
Lexington Avenue
Milton Farmer
Bell Avenue
Miss Schanbacher
Beacon Light
Margaret Schanbacher
St. Paul's Church
Water Street
Alice Pitman
Mildred Washke
Margaret Anthony
Eleanor Schramm
Washington
Florence Tolhurst
Clara Wells
Misses Nelle
Edith Herock
Lake Avenue
Research Club
William Davies
Dette Greene
Walter Damrosch
Lucky Links Club
George Krugman
Lucky Links
Clark Street
Pierre Peterman
Prise
William Hun, Jr
Fawn Hambhird
Jack Delthin
Lucky
Fawn
Case Road
Yester
Mary Frances Squire
Isabelle A. Hassey
Glendale Court
Clarence H. Herman
Cleveland
Bridge
Gertrude Taylor
Catherine Scherer
Miss Squire
Girls Friendly
Girls’ Friendly Society of
Andrew's Church
Phosilis Agate
Gladys Plocher
Miss Agate
Dorothy Boor
Pearl Tuthi
Leland Minch
Edwin Gille
Clark
Ora Champion
Mussmal Art Society
Elyria Musical Art Society
Elyria Country Club
Jean Erisman
Taio
Morris Scott
Harry Goodbread
Emil Kagper
Pearl Tuthill
Mary Seward
E. Gillis
DE Molays
David Nye
Order of de Molay
Scottish Rite
Sandusky
Cardboard Club
Dorothy Gurney
Blaine
Marian Igrasek
Viola Rosenthal
Marjan Erb
Valentina
Betty Heywood
Hust
Broad Atreet
Dea
Harold Halpin
Clarien
Southwest
Cube
New Mexico
Art‘even
Californie
Violet Lindauer
Harold Olmsted
Miss Lindauer
Mr. Olmstead
Misges Thelman Jumont
Annette Whitnes
Euleen Jolley
Ruth Pickett
Katherine Shrubsole
Florian Howenstein
Eleanor McKenzie
Frans Ernst
Alice Wilcox
Messrs
Murl Jolley
Ralph Fox
Walter Gebrke
Burton Boynton
Roger Rodgers
Morton Hastings
William Ludlow
Arthur Ludlow
Robert du €Ot
German Beneficial Unton
German Beneficial Union District No. 666
Paul Miller
West Sixteenth Street
Anne Miller
Margaret Maddox
Moritz Ferchland
Freda Shaffstall
John Shaffstall
Woodworth
United Spanish War Veterans
R. of. Hall
George P. Colburn
John H. Pope
John G. Schrock
Locke
Thomas Cushing
Willam Muir Auld
Robert Bridges
Charles Price
Emil Ludwig
Lincoln
Waldemar Nichols
Evangelical Women's Union
R. Barbnecht
Mision
C. 3. Ashbrook
Evangelical Synod In
India
Mary Fox
Otto Mischka
Ernst Irion
Mischka
Red Cross
ST. John's Ladins' Aid
St. John's School Auditorum
Ladies’ Aid Society
Clarence Guthman
Fred Koepp
George Block
Clyde Heathcote
J. Mitchell
J. Lehman
Independent Card Club
A. Meinke
Beebe Court
Fred Diedrich
Leona Schmidt
Sisco
T. Neuter
Harry Maddock
Th Bridge Cb
Oberlin Inn
George Hillmer
George Ikmerich
D. A
Beane Burns
Department of American Home
Deana Burns
W. Pond
Bringh
Yungklaus
A. C. Yungklaus
Cleveland Street
Mra
Pearl Peters
Veda Vanghlans
Beatons
Joseph Metzler
Walter Moteler
East Broad Ntreeat
Henry Boda
I. O. G. Club
Black
Dorothy
Dorothy King
Rupert King
Betty Steels
Betty Steete
Mannikin
Psueere Gray’s
Cook’s Millinery
Gerber’s Market
Women's Association
Pilgrim Church
Ridgeville Grange Hall
Cook
Central Book Store
Sat. A. M
Circle 7
M. E. Church
North Ridgeville Center
Betty Jane Glenn
Zoeter Ave
Betty Jane
Elyria Eagles
Norm Reisinger
Richard Halliburton
Pamela Wynne
Julie Boril
Kathleen Norris
Sandora Duncan