Elected Master Councilor Heads DeMolay Chapter
During a David J. Nye Chapter DeMolay session last evening three elective offices were filled Robert Iarding was chosen Master Councilor Keith Scoville Senior Councilor and Frank Higgie Junior Councilor Charles Nelderhauser resignation led Ralph Tichenor to fill the scrive term to June Installations for new officers are planned January 11 with the Master Councilor to announce appointments Refreshments concluded the meeting with a lingering sense of achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David J. Nye
Robert Iarding
Staty
Keith Scoville
Frank Higgie
Charles Nelderhauser
Ralph Tichenor
Evening club and church group meetings listed tonight
Numerous groups meet tonight at churches and halls including Mission Study Club at First Congregational six, Daughters of Scotia in K P ball, Liberty society at Robsoncourt home, Jolly Sixteen Five Hundred at La Grange road, Eastern Stars, Avenue Club in Masonic hall, German Beneficial Union District 666 in G A R hall, Security Benefit in I O O F hall, Fellowship supper at St Pauls six thirty with membership meeting, ushers and workers session for Billy Sunday at Tabernacle seven thirty, and Young People's Society of St Johns Lutheran in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission Study Club of
First Congregational Church
Daughters of Scotia
K. of
Graning
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Hattie Smith
Robsoncourt
Jolly Sixteen Five Hundred
W. T. Maguire
la Grange Road
Nelda Murphy
Order of Eastern Stars
Avenue Club
German Beneficial Union
G. A. R. Hall
Security Benefit Association
St. Paul's Church
K. Klein
K. Lehman
Billy Sunday
Tabernacle
Young People’s Society
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Major Woodworth Camp and Auxiliary Install Officers
Major Woodworth Camp and Auxiliary to the Spanish War Veterans held a joint installation of officers at the K of C hall. Past Commander C E Southam installed the Camp officers led by Commander T J Dimick and listed the Auxiliary officers headed by President Begs Southam. Three new members were initiated and three applications ballot pending. a social with refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodworth
Virginia Southam
Mary Fortin
Sylvia Pope
Nettie Brown
Daughters of Scotland Install Officers in Lorain Evening
The Daughters of Scotland held an installation of officers last evening led by installing officer Mrs. Isabelle Henderson of Lorain. Assistants included Mrs. Margaret Piton and Mrs. Mary Wegon of Argyle Lodge, with Thistle Lodge drill team from Lorain providing a fancy postinstallation exhibition. The past president Mrs. Margaret Richmond received a jewel and silver lamp, others were honored with gifts. Mrs. Jessie Brown of Lorain also received a gift for her recent marriage. A luncheon followed and dancing to Lorain orchestra music completed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Scotland
Isabelle Henderson
Lorain
Margaret P3ton
Mary Wegon
Argyle Lodge
Thistle Lodge
Margaret Richmond
Jessie Brown
Birthday party honors Mrs. Fowkes at Wilcox home
A birthday surprise for Mrs. Thomas Fowkes was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Wilcox and Mrs. kd. Wilcox at 141 South Lozan. A four course dinner for fifteen featured poinsettias and candies. a lovely gift, music, and singing completed the evening. Separately, Miss Jeanette Peloquin hosted P. L. BE. Club at her Cambridge Street home with three bridge tables. Dorothy Mund and Fpyilis Duckett won honors. a luncheon followed. Guests included Verna Doane, Margaret Uris, Leona Smith, Elsie Morr, Hazel Wiepek, Mrs. Stella Hail, and Clara Powter. The next hostess will be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Fowkes
J. W. Wilcox
Kd. Wilcox
Wilcox
P. L. BE. Club
Jeanette Pelocquin
Cambridge Street
Dorothy Mund
Fpyilis Duckett
Peloquin
Verna Doane
Margaret Uris
Leona Smith
Elsie Morr
Hazel Wiepeke
Stella Hail
Clara Powter
Will Sr
Ister
Division A Church Meeting at Mrs Higham Home
Division A of the Church of Christ met at the home of Mrs. Thomas Higham for a brief dinner. After the business, a social hour followed with about fifteen attendees. The next gathering will be at Mrs. E. A. Monroe on George Street. date to be announced. Miss Virginia Goodwin has returned to Oxford, Ohio, to resume her sophomore studies at Miami University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Thomas Higham
Cube
E.*a. Monroe
George Street
Virginia Goodwin
Adelbert Avenue
Oxford
Ohio
Miami University
Local Club Meetings Crowded with Plans and Resolutions
McKinley PTA to meet Monday at the school at three. Mrs Garry Myers lectures on Sex Hygiene. Alpha Class of First Baptist to hold a six o'clock furesn dinner and program. W C T U of LaPorte off Tuesday due to illness. Reunion planned at Alta Mira Tea Rooms. date to be announced. Past Presidents Assoc of the Woman's Relief Corps met at Mrs Myrta Kent's home with large attendance. Officers chosen: Alice Gage president Lydia Squires vice president Exlen Langton chaplain Flora Hoak treasurer Lorena Handbey secretary Nettie Woodruff conductor and executive board Myrta Kent Cora Hart Ida Sherman. New Year resolutions and refreshments followed. Research Club at Mrs Charles Rawson’s home held New Year resolutions. Mrs Rathe spoke on Alexander Hilton. Gifts exchanged and refreshments served. Mrs Kindig assisted. On Twelfth Street Mrs Cora B Cole will entertain on West River Street later this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley Parent Teacher Association
Garry Myers
Alpha
First Baptist Church
LaPorte
Alta Mira
Myrta Kent
Pres. Assoc
Nettie Woodruff
Cora Hart
Ida Sherman
Research Club
Charles Rawson
Twelfth Street
Rathe
Alexander Hilton
Kindig
Rawson
Cora B. Cole
West River Street
Missionary Society Meets After Billy Sunday Series
The United Presbyterian Church missionary society opened at 2:30 PM yesterday with a standard business session. Mrs. John K. Nece reviewed the first chapter of Friends of Africa and Mrs. C. L. Bristol summarized What Next In Home Missions. No meeting is planned until the first Thursday after Billy Sunday ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society of the United Presbyterian Church
Friends of Africa
John K. Nece
C. L. Bristol
Choral Rehearsal Set by Elyria Musical Art Society
The first rehearsal of the choral department will be held Monday evening at 7 30 at St Pauls Evangelical Church. Mrs Charles Edward Mayhew, now of Lakewood, will again direct the chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Musical Art Society
St. Paul’s Evangelical Church
Charles Edward Mayhew
Lakewood
Joint Installation Marks First For Maccabees Tents
On January 2 1929 the two oldest Maccabees Tents held a joint installation. General supervisor Chas L Biggs of Cleveland served as installing officer. Elyria Tent No 3 1929 officers listed include Commander Leonard Hastings Lieut Commander Clarion Berrington Record Keeper J R Holcombe Collector H E Agate Chaplain Adam Moeller Sergeant Ray Leslie Master at Arms Gen Hicnett First Master Eugene Fees Second Master Leslie Terrei Seasinel D O Williams Picket John Davyles Trustees Wic Rivet C Lom Terry Samuel Hisnets.
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The
Maccabees
Chas. L. Biggs
Cleveland
Elyria
John E. Darby
Leonard Hastings
Clarion Berrington
J. R. Holcombe
H. E. Agate
Adam Moeller
Ray Leslie
Gen
Hicnett
Eugene Fees
Leslie Terrei
D. O. Williams
John Davyles
Wic
Rivet
Local New Year Gathering At Amlary Home
Mr and Mrs G E Amlary entertained at their Le Grangs home on New Year s Eve with guests including Mr and Mrs G H Box Claude and Foster Mr and Mrs Witbeck and family. Others attended from Eaton and Columbus with Mr Henrie Nichols as guest. Sons of Veterans Auxiliary held a business session but many members were absent due to illness and the meeting adjourned after a brief reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Amlary
le- Grangs
G. H. Box
Claude
Foster
Fg. Witbeck
Jantor Ali Af Eisha
E. J. Box
Daughies
Margaret
George
C. Hopax
and Melivent
Jeanne
Charlie
Hever
Eaton
Henrie, Nichols
Columbns
Glb Amsar
Hare
Marriage Licenses Listed for Lorain Residents
A local notice lists marriage licenses issued to several Lorain residents. Names include Richard Girasan aged 23 and Thelma, with clergy Rev. Thurman presiding. Also named are Marko Bleird aged 94 and Katherine Tepsich aged 14, with Rev. Shusdyecy officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Girasan
Thelma Pe Wea
Atoherer
An Berst
Rev
Thurman
Marko Bleird
Lorain
Jaborer
Katherine Tepsich
Lerain
Shusdyecy
Frank Roxzel
Plaeterer
Mary Brake
I Justice of the Pearce
Hardy Program and Guild News At Local Clubs
Second Hardy program at Ninety-Five Club featured Mrs Thomas Cook hosting at Gulf Farms with Mrs Charles Cushing reviewing Hardy and Mrs Ss R Henson reading later poems. Guests included Miss Martha Clouga and Mrs Theodore Braman with fourteen members. holiday greens and salad served. Next meeting date and place to be announced. Mrs John H Foley hosted West Side Guild of St Andrew's church. officers elected with Mrs Rotlin Morris president and Mrs Foler secretary. Next meeting to be at Mrs Archambeau's Foster Avenue home. Loyal Matrons Card Club held Pedro games at Mrs Margaret Coonrad's. high scores for Mrs Jessie Raesler and Mrs Margaret Coonrad. refreshments served. Foxy Eight Club hosted by Mrs Mary Woodcock. prizes to Miss Eileen Yeager and Mrs Mary Woodcock. guests included Mrs W E Stevenson and Mrs Melton Farmer. Next meetings set for two weeks hence with different hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninety-Five
Thomas Cook
Gulf Farms
Charles Cushing
Hardy
Ss. R. Henson
Martha Clouga
Theodore Braman
R. Morris
GUILD
John H. Foley
Bond Street
West Side
St. Andrew's Church
Rotlin Morris
Foler
Haylor
Archambeau
Sunshine
Foster Avenue
Pedro
Loyal Matrons
Margaret Coonrad
West River Street
Jessie Raesler
Ava Symons
Jessie Whyte
Division A of Second Congregational Church Meets
Twenty members gathered at Mrs. Louis Renouard's home for January meetings of Division A. Mrs. Belle Packard and Mrs. Anna Gehrke assisted the hostess. Roll call echoed business session plans for the year and study programs. Refreshments followed. On February 7 Mrs. Carl Rothe hosts, with assistant hostesses Mrs. Rutzmith and Mrs. Perry Cleavinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SEC. Cong
Second Congregational Church
Louis Renouard
Belle Packard
Anna Gehrke
Carl Rothe
East Broad Street
Rutzmith
Perry Cleavinger
Social Afternoon Club Holds Chestmas Party At Lake Avenue
Members of the Social Afternoon Club gathered yesterday at Mrs. Louis Hadaway’s home on Lake Avenue for a four course luncheon. Exchanged gifts and social chat followed. Out of town guests included Mrs. Hiscox of Lakewood and Mrs. Mae Ashbrook of Findlar. The next session will be Krantz on West Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uacy
Louis Hadaway
Lake Avenue
Hiscox
Lakewood
Airs
Mae Ashbrook
Findlar
Krantz
West Avnue
Grace Lutheran Ladies Aid Meets in Church Parlors
Due to small attendance the Ladies Aid Society at Grace Lutheran church dispensed with the business session. Many members were confined to their homes with illness. A social hour followed and the meeting adjourned to meet again in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
Grace Lutheren Church
Woman's Club January Meeting Plans Program
The January meeting of the Woman’s Club was held Wednesday morning. The bridge luncheon will be provided by the horse committees on January twenty first. The entire club membership has been invited to attend the program by the Business Woman’s Department on January eighth at eight. Mrs. Charles Roseman of High Street is confined to home by illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Clu
Besinecg
Charles Roseman
High Street
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges
Admission notes list Mrs. Leroy Spinks of 157 Fairlawn Avenue. Discharge reports include Mrs. Corning Brass and a newborn baby boy at 12uS East Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Spinks
Fairlawn Avenue
Corning Brass
East Avenue
Personal notes from the holidays fill Lorain town life
Miss Bernadette Wogan returns from Detroit after Christmas with sister Mrs Wallace Chinque. Rev M W Rowell comes back from Springfield MA after visiting his mother. Various locals recover from illness, attend hospital, or travel for family matters. several pupils and students return to Cleveland and Cornell, with relatives visiting in Lorain and Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernadette Wogan
Detroit
Michigan
Wallace Chinque
Palmer Park
M. W. Rowell
Springfield
Massachusetts
Elia Fowell
Ninth Street
Helen Neufer
School Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Ann Schnore
East Bridge Street
Fred Seigle
Endier Apartments
H. H. McGowin
Toledo
Ohio
Mr. McGowin
Russell Hillier
Denison Avenue
Wellington Special Meeting Postponed Amid Epidemic
A true special meeting of the W. nh. C. planned for this evening in the G. A. R. rooms is postponed to a later date due to an influenza outbreak. Dr. and Mrs. Pudiey plan to move from the Kirkpatrick home on East Main Street to the north part of the Reamer home on South Main.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Jan
W. Nh. C
Community Notes on Local Residents Illness and Visits
The column reports Mrs Wilbur Suths improving from a serious illness. Mrs Homer Holland has the flu. Pauline Clifford recently visited Akron. Miss Helen Bacon is hospitalized in Oberlin with the flu. Mr and Mrs A E Daugherty and son James returned from Eaton. Mr and Mrs Raynard Barker and family dined with W W Cilsby in Way Village. Miss Hollis Turner ill. The Eagles initiated a large class at the lodge meeting last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Suths
Homer Holland
Pauline Clifford
Akron
Helen Bacon
Oberlin Hospital
A. E. Daugherty
James
Eaton
Raynard Barker
Way Village
W. W. Cilsby
Hollis Turner
Eagles
Lodge
Baptist church holds annual meeting elects officers
The Baptist church held its annual business meeting on Wednesday evening electing officers including Clerk Mrs Floyd Scoville Treasurer B W Eales Trustee Floyd Scoville Deacon E K West Sunday school superintendent W L Lamoreaux pianist Miss Mildred Buck assistant pianist Mrs H K Finney and reporting strong church conditions with the largest missionary contribution in its history. Dolores Finley will return to Mussingum college Tuesday morning. Communion is planned for Sunday morning. Mr and Mrs Jay Fleming of Lorain attended the session. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Avery are ill with flu. Ruth Hege returns to Wheaton College Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Baptist Church
Floyd Scoville
B. W. Eales
E. BK. West
W. L. Lamoreaux
Mildred Buck
H. K. Finney
Dolores Finley
Mussingum College
Jay Fleming
Lorain
Kenneth Avery
Ruth Hege
Wheaton
Ill
Living Corpse Found in Goerke Village
In Goerke, Germany, Otto Bornemann, once believed dead after a Spre river body match, is identified by Stettin police as the escaped prisoner from 1929. A stepdaughter’s tip confirms the double, with papers on the body and Bornemann’s family later recognizing him. He had five children and a widow from Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stettin
Germay
Tolstoy
Flowerman
Funke
Uttle
O Goerke
Stettin Poice
Otto Borneman
Spre
Berlin
Bornemann
Wich Goetzke
Ife
Tanke
British Revive Plan To Tunnel Under Channel
LONDON Influential Britons push to revive a Channel tunnel project between England and France, shelved after the Committee of Imperial Defence rejected it four years ago. The idea dates to the early 20th century with prewar surveys on the French side and construction work begun. Objections focus on potential wartime dangers to either country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ara
England
France
Committee of Imperial Defence of Great Britain
Channel Tunnel plan eyed for rapid troop moves
Sir William Bull heads a renewed Channel Tunnel push citing storms disrupting crossings and potential wartime use. He says Britain would fund at least 51 percent of the about 160 million dollar cost, with solid technical progress and immediate readiness to proceed, while warning the tunnel could be sealed with gas or water in future wars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
England
Eithe
William Bull
House of Commons
Channel
Willa Meald
France
Italy
Britain
Great Britain
97 000 000 Building Planned by British Radio Corporation
London announces the Radio Broadcasting Corporation will build a vast new London headquarters early in 1931. The project totals about 2 1 2 billion pounds, with a 20 000 square foot site and 190 000 square feet of usable floor space across nine studios and four other facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Radio Corporation
London
Britain
Radio Broadcasting Corporation
British Radio
Reduced sled prices in January Fleetwing sale
The Harry H. Smith Co offers Fleetwing sleds in multiple sizes with reduced January prices. 30 inch $0.79, 32 inch $0.98, 36 inch $1.48, 40 inch $1.98, 45 inch $2.48, 52 inch $3.48, 58 inch $3.98, plus a Junior Racer at $3.48.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry H. Smith ‘Co
Large BBC studio complex to feature giant super-studio
The text describes a vast BBC broadcasting complex with a 44 by 25 foot main studio, a forthcoming super-studio about 4 000 square feet, and a central tower of brickwork housing studios and galleries. It includes eight rehearsal rooms, multiple waiting rooms, a reception suite, and a dramatic effects studio designed to minimize sound interference, aiming for world-class broadcasting facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nen
Larre Studios
Itsell
Radio Offi
Cleveland Ros enblum's Team Plays Elyriani Gym Match
The Cleveland Ros enblum's basketball team travels to Elyriani gym Monday at 7 p m to face O'Donnell's Elyrians in a scheduled game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Rosenblum
Elyriani Gym
O’donnell
Elyrians
Marksman Davis Shoots Rabbit And Quail With One Shot
Fresno speaks of D. L Davis a skilled marksman who rarely wastes shells He surprised himself when his gun fired a single shot that killed both a rabbit and a quail as he aimed at the rabbit The incident occurred in Fresno California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fresno
Cal
D. L. Davis
Davis
Broadcasting system update eliminates relay from roof site
A newspaper note states a change in the broadcasting system where relaying the program by a stand up to the distributing aerial two miles away will be removed. The roof of the new building will be large enough to house the essential gear.
Peter Schlemil and Tannhauser in German legend
Peter Schlemil is described as a figure of pity for the unfortunate, contrasted with Tannhauser, a renowned legendary German hero. The note reflects on old literary fame and moral contrasts between these characters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Schlemil
Tannhauser
Germany
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Odemolay Master
Lelong
Mrs
P. L. H. Club Sieets
Jeanette Pelqquin
Church OF Christ Division
Alexander Hamilton
Sons OF Vet. Auiliary
Tiaus
Tony Place
Grace Ladies Aid Society
Woman's Club Board
Joan Garfield
West Avenue
University School
Olivettea Lauer
Harvrord Avenue
Martin Lauer
West Ridge
St. Joseph Hospital
Paul Borquin
Myr. Lauer
Park Hobdill
Virginia
Harwood Street
E. A. Schwert
Brown Hotel
Forbes Dety
L . Dets
Cornell University
Tom Srow
Second Street
Pittsburgh
Pettis
Freedman
Hop—Fox
Foxz
Jack Pizzis
Wasrese
Victor Ocresha
Sonny Boy
Warner Bros
Tas
Jeannine
Leon Fest
Navwat Cavadas
Cascade Pavillion
Wildercraft
s/f. f.sDLoe Central Book Store
Elyria Eagles
Sam Gerace
Jazz Kings
Tams
Broad Street
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