Federated Men's Club Banquet Honors Dr Storms at City Church
The Federated Men's Club held its eighth annual banquet February 22 in the Gates Room of the First Congregational church. Dr A W Storms, president of Jalawin Wallace College, spoke on Are We Losing Our Grip On Moral Ideals, illustrating with Washington Lincoln Roosevelt and Wilson. Rev Edwin Kirby introduced him, Mrs A C Hudnutt sang, and the First Methodist Sunday school orchestra provided music.
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Federation Men's Club
Gates
First Congregational Church
A. W. Storms
jalawin-Wallace College
George Stevens, Jr
Edwin Kirby
Storms
Tas
Ques
Washington
Lincoln
Roosevelt
Wilson
A. C. Hudnutt
First Methodist Church
25 Couples Attend Annual Legion Military Ball
Twenty five couples attended the American Legion military ball held in Elks hall on Washington's birthday. The event featured 225 guests, sixty men in uniform leading the grand march, patriotic decorations, and novelty dances with favors before refreshments ended the evening around 1 am.
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Legion
American Legion
Washington
Elks Hall
Legion Service
Elyria DAR Honors Washington at Chapter Meeting
The Elyria Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held a meeting presided by Vice Regent Mrs. William Graves Sharp in Regent’s absence. Reports from committee chairs highlighted work for Mountain White Girls and a national memorial project to fund a dormitory at Oxford College for Women in honor of Caroline Scott Harrison. Washington birthday program featured papers on Mount Vernon and George Washington’s boyhood and marriage, with refreshments served at the Princeton Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Graves Sharp
Elyria
Daughters of the American Revolution
Charles E. Lozier
Florida
G. E. French
L. B Fauver
Caroline Scott Harrison
Oxford
Ohio
Benjamin Harrison
Witherspoon Scott
Oxford College For Women
Oxford College
Washington
Richard Allen W R C Holds Annual Dinner Here Friday
The Richard Allen W R C held its annual birthday dinner at the G A R hall with over a hundred attendees. President Mrs Myrta Kent opened the meeting at 2 30. Four candidates were initiated and one transfer red. A $25 contribution to the Grand Army fund was voted and a rummage sale planned. Lorain and Lakewood Norwalk corps attended as guests. A patriotic program featured songs and readings including Battle Cry of Freedom and The Lincoln Circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. R. Hall
Richard
Myrta Kent
Grand Army Fund
Lakewood
Norwalk
Lorain Corps
George Washington
Jennia Smith
Flora Hoak
America
Squire
Cotps
DeMolay Dancing Party At Alber's Villa In Phillips
David J Nye Chapter hosted a dancing party for DeMolay members and guests at Alber's Villa with Chamberlain's Orchestra providing music. Attendance reached 123. festivities continued past midnight with chaperones listed from Glade Thomas and others. A wedding followed at 8:30 pm at the home of Mr and Mrs Sam May. Florence Dunn and Elmer Peters wed with Theodora Fredericks and Frank May as attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David J. Nye
DeMolay
Alber
Chamberlain
Mr. Alber
Glade Thomas
Harold Markham
Dad Beebe
Arterius Beebe
Wellington
Lorain
Sam May
Philips Court
Florence Dunn
Buffalo New York
Elmer Peters
Phillips Court
Theodora Frederics
Frank
Fredricks
Mrs. May
Carol Lewis
Frank May
Stolin
Mrs. Peters
Pine Party Celebrates Fifteenth Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Charles Gildemeister of Lake Avenue hosted a Pine Party with friends on Thursday evening to mark their fifteenth anniversary. Cards provided prizes for top teams, with Mrs Bert Schultz and Frank Kaiser first, Mrs Dildine and H K Ross second, and Mrs Briggs and Charles Kaiser third. Ernest Ross of Frankfort Michigan attended as the sole out of town guest. Also reported, a baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Edman Wright at Memorial Hospital on East River Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Gildemeister
Lake Avenue
Bert Schultz
Frank Kaiser
Dildine
H. K. Ross
Briggs
Charles Kaiser
Ernest Ross
Frankfort
Michigan
Edman Wright
East River Street
Memorial Hospital
Social evenings at La Ports Methodist and Congregational churches
The La Ports Methodist Episcopal church held a social evening with a brief literary program including Life of Washington sketches by Mrs. Shepard, Mr. Hamlin, and Miss Robson, plus a recitation by Miss Dorothy Terrell. Accordion selections by Mr. Linder man entertained before light refreshments. Also, Merry Maids of Second Congregational church in Taft gathered at Miss Alberta Shobter’s home with ten members, planned a Mothers and Daughters banquet, sewed for the Mission school, and enjoyed refreshments. attendees included Miss Catherine Oakes, Lewis Barker, Mary Howard, Rev. W. J. Barner, and others from Elyria and Lorain.
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la Ports
Community Club and Lodge Meetings in Lorain County
On Monday Lorain County hosts beekeepers in the courthouse room. Automobile dealers meet at the YMCA. The Brotherhood of American Yeomen holds its 27th banquet at the La. C. BL with service from 5:30. Cora Mae Welton Mission Study Class meets with Mrs. Rose Marshal at 3 East Street. G A R W OR G Club gathers in the G A R hall. Kings Solomon’s Lodge No 56 F and A M meets in the Masonic Temple. Knights of Columbus meet at the K of C hall. Sons of Veterans meet in the G A R hall. Grace Lutheran Church Council Uial board of Method Episcopal Church meets at church.
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Court House
Lorain County Automobile Dealers Association
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
la. C. BL
Cora Mae Welton Mision
Rose Marshal
East Street
G. A.R. W. OR. G. Club
G. A. R. Hail Schol Alien Post
Gulf Road PTA and local clubs announce meetings
The Gulf Road Parent Teachers Association plans a Monday meeting at the Odd Fellows hall. The Dames of Malta schedule a Monday afternoon event at the Odd Fellows. The Young Club hosts a Thursday dance with Mrs George Smith. Members expected at a March 3 rehearsal. The W C T U meets Tuesday February 26 at 333 Plan Avenue, with Mrs W H Merriman, to discuss Our Soldiers and Sailors.
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the Dames of
Malta
In the Odd Fellows
Ua Ta
W. H. Merriman
Plan Avenue
Ce Lo
Mrs Martha Smith Wins Prize At Masquerade Ball
The Court of Honor Lodge No 838 held a Masquerade at the G A R hall drawing over two hundred guests from Amherst and Lorenz. Music by the Court of Honor orchestra accompanied costume prizes awarded to Mrs Martha Smith as Martha Ington and Mrs Mary Dea Seale for second place to Mrs L Dian Brackley. A later party at the High School center featured Latin County Normal School students.
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Martha Smith
Dame Washington
Court of Honor Lodge
G A. R. Hall
Manyet
Amherst
Lorenz
Court of Honor Orchestra
Mirs
Martha Ington
Mary Dea Seale
L. Dian Brackley
George Washington
Frank Knidder
Misinformed report on Rafferty marriage stirs confusion
A misinformed telephone tip to the paper claimed facts about Mrs. Mabie Rafferty and Mr. Peer. The tipster allegedly prompted by malice, while Mr. Peer, a New York Central employee, denies knowledge of Mrs. Rafferty and says he remains unmarried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabie Raferr
Air
Peer
Rafferty
New York Central
Wurstmarkt at North Ridgeville Town Hall listed for charity
Sunday entertainment at North Ridgeville town hall offers a Wurstmarkt from four to eight oclock to benefit St Peter's church. A moving picture show of Ally Anna and a comedy are planned as part of the program, the third in Rev NX Athens winter series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ridgeville
St. Peter’s Church
Athens
Town Hall
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
Will Stevenson Anniversary Party in Wiest Street
Mr and Mrs Will Stevenson entertained friends on their wedding anniversary at their home. The house was attractively decorated with ashes and Krugman present. A luncheon followed and guests were invited to reconvene two weeks later at Mr and Mrs Harper
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Stevenson
Wiest
Seenet Ghanwest
Ashioston
Jolly Card Club Holds Pleasant Afternoon Meeting
The Joly Card Club met yesterday at Mrs. H F Gooden's Middle Avenue home with all members present. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Frank Baal and Ralph Beal, followed by a dainty luncheon. The Beacon Light girls' monthly meeting at Miss Leona Stags's Spruce Street home had nine members and the teacher present. After business a social hour, prizes to Mrs Ernest Pailas Nellig Washka and Hertha Abramoska, and a luncheon completed the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joly Card Club
H. F. Gooden
Middle Avenue
Abie
Chestnut Ridge
Gooden
Goode
Frank Baal
Ralph Beal
Beacon Light Girls
Leona Stags
Spruce Street
Ernest Pailas
Nellig Washka
Hertha Abramoska
Notawa Clirb Plans Indoor Circus Event
Notawa Clirlb members and Lou L. A. arrange an Indoor Circus week event. After the meeting E vowell of Murray Ridge hosted teens at four tables of progressive puzzles. Prizes went to Mrs. eanar Sonnells Florence School Mrs. A. Krebs Mrs. J. Lewis F. Dean and A. Krebs. Refreshments and dancing closed the evening.
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L. A
E. Vowell
Tha Murray Ridge Road
Eanar Sonnells
Florence School
A. Krebs
J. Lewis
F. Dean
Methodist Reminder for Sunday School and Worship
A Methodist notice invites Sunday school attendees to convene and learn a lesson about world programs and Christian appeal. Public worship is at 10 45 with a lesson on duty to mankind and the sermon titled A World and World Program We do the Christian appeal nat is coming from all a the world. The young people will join in community aid efforts as part of the day’s program.
FIRST CHURCH NOTES WITH WEEKLY SCHEDULES AND LESSONS
The Church School of the First Congregational Church meets every Sunday with a department for coverage. Audit classes begin at nine forty five and others at nine thirty. All non affiliated are welcome. G W Fiske of Oberlin will sermonize on Christ is Winning. Christian Endeavor discusses What and How Jesus Taught with Miss Ruth Gates leading. Ta Ta Pooche Class at United Presbyterian reports good attendance with new officers and next meeting in one month. Hospital notes list admissions and discharges from local clinics.
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First Church
Church School
First Congregational Church
G. W. Fiske
Oberlin
Christ
Christian Endeavor Society
Jesus
Vv. BP
Unted Presbyterian Church
C. R. Bennett
Spri
East River Street
Gould
Local Briefs Highlight Trips and Honors Across Ohio
Mrs Frank Butler returned from a two month Florida trip while Karl Koppes, son of C W Koppes, earned Delta Tau Delta honors in Boston and a Delta house steward role. A Buckeye Republican Club speech by Senator J F Burke in Columbus, and Elvira tor’s service noted. Read of trains, illnesses, and travel along East Coast Florida including Ladkout Mountain and Chattanooga.
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Frank Butler
Middle Avenue
Florida
Marie Koba
Frances
R. J. Harley
E. C. Har- Co
Daston
William Marwho
J. F. Burke
Buckeye Republican Club
Columbus
Chagrin
Waldorf
St. Kent's Charity Hospital
Cleves
Ed Parsch
Clark Street
Clark Maddock
Exugath Street
Ladkout Mountain
Chattanooga
Tennessee
Ss. Tripplett
Denver
Colorado
Warne F. Koppes
C. W. Koppes
Earl Court
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
Car Ie
Delta Tau Delta
Boston
Rcent
Delta House
Ernestine Kaiser
Lase Shore
Ne Ry
Birth notices for two sons in Erhart area
In Erhart on February 18 a son was born to Mr and Mrs James April. On January 30 a son named Seiden Frederick was born to Mr and Mrs Seiden Armbruster.
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Erhart
James April
Seiden Armbruster
Seiden Frederick
Poems That Live and Local Happenings Report
A mix of verse lines from Lord Byron and community notices. The column lists residents and events: Herbert Strid, Guy Armbruster of Chippewa Lake visiting local families, N Gledon and Ernie Mott gatherings in Cleveland, J L Dowdell in Cleveland, C Neff atLatchfield, Theo Law with mumps, Jake Haury recovering from scarlet fever, Elmana Neff, Miss Mary Reising of Loran visiting family, Arthur Neff working for James April, Jelemeck family at Burton Avenue Elyria, Helen Staven, Joe Frost buying the Peter Grabensiter place with a sale planned March 1, Grabenstetter moving to Cleveland, drill activity on Joe Degman’s place, James April with blood poisoning, Franki Steven and daughter visiting Medine ster.
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Herbert Stridmatters
Davita
Guy Armbruster
Chippewa Lake
Ius
N. Gledon
Ernie Mott
Cleveland
John Nef
J. L. Dowdell
C. Neff
Latchfield
Theo Law
Jake Haury
Elmana Neff
Mary Reising
Loran
Arthur Neff
James April
Jelemeck
Burton Ave
Elyria
Helen Staven
Fs Fd
Joe Frost
Peter Grabensiter
Grabenstetter
Joe Degman
Franki Steven
Martins Ferry couple celebrate 58th wedding anniversary
Martins Ferry residents Mr and Mrs Leroy C Sedgewick marked their fifty eighth wedding anniversary. Sedgewick is the founder of the Martins Ferry Daily Times and the celebration took place in Martins Ferry on February 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martins Ferry
Leroy C. Sedgewick
Eet Hee Fe Wa
Beauty culture courses advertised in Cleveland Ohio
An advertisement promotes beauty culture training under a structured program. It urges independence through owning a business and mentions instruction across all branches. Readers are guided to write for a booklet and particulars at a Cleveland address in Ohio.
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Ware Cress School
Erie Bidg
Cor
East 6Th St
Prospect Ave
Cleveland
Ohio
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CLIRB
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Starkey Road
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Elyria Business College
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Musical Art Society
Clarence Whitehill
Metropolitan Opera Co
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