Rotary Club Reception Punctuated by Lively Courtroom Farce
The Rotary Club hosted a district governor reception at Siddell's villa with a night of entertainment. Roles included Don Baird as judge and Kellogg Day as the police force in a humorous courtroom skit. Sant Claus distributed gifts to the ladies as James Hewitt was praised for his safety-director appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F Mber
Samuel Sidof Warren
Interna- Rotary
Siddell
James Hewitt
Hinkson
Gover Siddall
Rotary
Don Baird
Charles Savage
Kellogg Day
Dr. Hubbell
Clarence Philips
Sam Squire
A. E. Taylor
Ford Loomis
Jim Hewitt
Ralph Murbach
Community organizations schedule for Monday events
Multiple groups list meetings and activities at schools, churches, and clubs. Highlights include McKinley PTA at 3:30 pm speakers on child health, Women's Civic Club executive board, First Chorus Rehearsal at the Y M C A, and various installations, banquets, and club gatherings through the evening at sites on Mid die Avenue, Cleveland Road, Lodi Street, Broad Street, and Third Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley Parent-Teachers’ Association
Wilorence LaGahnka
Cleveland
Woman’s Civic Club
B. E. Saunders
Mid‘die Avenue
Mu‘sical Art Society
Second Congregational Church
Christian Endeavor Society
Juaf-A-Lot Club
Sigrid Hallman
Lodi Street
O.F
Ladies' Auxiliary
Cantons
O. F. Hall
Church of Christ
St Paul's Church
St. Joseph's Benevolent Society
Columbia Club
Third Street
Cnm-A-Lot Club
Pythian Sisters
K. of P. Hall
Ladies’ Catholic Benevolent Soudety
K. of C. Hall
Granddaughter Clara Virginia to wed Akron man Joseph Stubbs
Mr and Mrs Charles Abbey announce the marriage of their granddaughter Clara Virginia to Joseph Albert Stubbs of Akron on December 5 1923 in Monroe Michigan Mrs Stubbs has lived in Elyria four years coming from Tennessee Stubbs will join Day Drug Company after April first and the couple plans to reside in Akron Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Abbey
Clara Virginia
Joseph Albert Stubbs
Akron
Monroe
Mich
Stubbs
Elyria
Tennessee
Firestone Park
Day Drug Company
Community club meetings announced for the week
New members will attend the regular meeting of the Thian Sisters on Monday evening. The Women's Welsh Club holds a work meeting Tuesday at 418 West Avenue. The Bible Study Club is hosted by Mrs. W. L. Fay on Monday at 1 p m. Evelyn Spiers of Cleveland will speak Monday afternoon on Child Welfare at the Lorain County Bank directors room. The World Service Council Educational Group hosts a luncheon and H Van Tyne of the University of Michigan will speak on The Real Hero of French Alliance in the American Revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Washburn
Arthur Robinson
Cloyd Morris
Four O'clock Club
George Lewis
Fourth Street
Thian Sisters
R. Jones
West Avenue
Bible Study Club
W. L. Fay
Wa Avenue
Evelyn Spiers
Cleveland
Federated Woman's Clubs
Cleveland É Humane Society
Lorain County Bank
Five Hundred Card Party At Lake Avenue Home
Miss Florence Schoepfie hosted an eight guest five hundred party Friday afternoon at her Lake Avenue home. Prize-winner Miss Mary Riley attended with consolation for Miss Dorothy Toss. A light luncheon followed. Present were Misses Florence Schoensle, Thy Ross, Marguerite Saaw, Mary Riley, Dorothy Wilford, Marlon Philpott, Gertrude Bil and Lois Nieding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Schoepfie
Lake Avenue
Mary Riley
Dorothy Toss
Florence Schoensle
Thy Ross
Marguerite Saaw
Dorothy Wilford
Marlon Philpott
Gertrude Bil
Lois Nieding
Sunday School Officers Elected for 1924 in LaPorte
Sunday school officers were elected for 1924 in LaPorte. Named are W. B. Hamlin as Superintendent, B. James Dewherst as Assistant Superintendent, Ruth Ehrke as Secretary-Treasurer, Alf d Mrers as Librarian, Alta Rob son as pianoist, and Miss H. Humphry as staff pianist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellowing
LaPorte
W. B. Hamlin
James Dewherst
Ruth Ehrke
Treas
Alfd Mrers
Alta Robson
Miss H. Humphry
PUPILS GUESTS ON PARTY IN OBERLIN
Pupil music students of Mrs Theodore West in Oberlin hosted a luncheon at 52 East Lorain Street. The event featured pieces for an upcoming recital. Guests included Mrs Folk and Mrs Waikden from Cleveland Metro, with others anticipated to arrive later in the afternoon as they prepare for service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Theodore West
East Lorain Street
Poems That Live Ohio Sonnet Reflections
A brief verse piece extols Ohio with praise for its people and landscape. The speaker celebrates the state’s sons and daughters and prays to die in Ohio, invoking pride in homeland and fertility of the land. The tone is lyrical and patriotic, centering on Ohio identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Acr
Dress Designing Entertains Women on Fashion Talk
Informal talk in the fashion department highlighted new fabrics like plaids and broad stripes. The speaker emphasized fabric durability, new cape collars, and updated gown hems. New colors mentioned include royal blue and hyacinth blue as women consider southern wear and refreshed blouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
MacDowsll
Charles Perse
Hos
Birthday Party for Louis Dar ed herst Guests
A small birthday gathering honored Louis Dar ed herst with family and friends as guests. The event celebrated another year in his life with warm wishes and light refreshments.
Mission Talk Set At Town Church Tonight
A local missionary event is announced for 7:60 p.m. at the town church. Dr J F Peat leads a message on world relief and the mission’s work with promises of address and discussion for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gosthem
J. F. Peat
Hue
Church Notice Public Worship At 11 A M
Church and school services scheduled at 11 a.m. with public worship planned. Jan. ah.
Visit of West Point Local Figures Noted in Toledo
Viz and Sirs H G Deaska and G Lz Barohsrdi visit T George Wiers in Toledo for the holiday season. The message mentions a dinner guess and home in West Point with connections to Rebson of Middle and Borian of H.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Deaska
Lz Barohsrdi
West Point
T. George Wiers
Cue Borian
Holida
Toledo
Is- Rebson
Local residents and students depart on various trips and relocations
Residents head to California for the winter after selling their Gulf Road farm. James M Worthington returns to Williams College after a two week home stay. Br John P Rankin moves to Elyria to reside with his parents. Mr and Mrs R L Rankin host their son on Earl Court. Senator J F Burke to speak at Ashland Congregational Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Univer
Herbert
New Taylor
New
Elyria
Williams College
Williamstown
Mass
George, Worthington
Harrison Street
John P. Rankin
York
R. L. Rankin
Earl Court
Y Sharp
Wes Sharp
Omaha
Nebrask Sumner
Earn Jones
Washington, Pa
Washington and Jeffson College
J. F. Burke
Congregational Church
Ashland
Ohio
Lomogtiow
Henry Wick
Overbrook Road
York City
Ton
Massachus Gordon Baker
Danga Anga Louise Baker
Winter Plans Stirring in New York and England Ties
The fragment notes Duane Ketel traveling to Brooklyn for winter, with DeWitt Perry and Harold on Third Street departing for Ann Arbor Sunday. It mentions Christmas greetings from English officials the Lord Mayor and the Sheriff of Newcastle and recalls Sister Beatrice, an American, in memory of wartime work in Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ther
Duane Ketel
New York
Idars Wi
Brooklyn
Bolor
DeWitt Perry
Third Street
Harold ¢. Avenue
Michigan
Ann “Arbor
England
Lord May
Newca
Beatrice
Money exchange rates in New York on January 5
Demand for sterling reaches 4.4916 with France cables at 490 checks 4891-2 and Belgian cables 421 checks 430 2. Live cables 429 1-2 checks 429. Marks at 0.00000623 per million. guilders cables 37.75 checks 37.72. Sweden kronen cables 26.37 checks 26.35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
France
Belgian
Guilder
Sweden
Glorious crown of the sod of Ohio quoted
An excerpted verse praising Ohio soil and liberty. The speaker claims loyalty to the land, contrasts freedom with imprisonment, and ends with a vow to stay. Authorship attributed to Hon. A. P. Sandles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
A. P. Sandles
Opening Liberty Bonds Prices Reported in New York
Opening Liberty Bonds figures show 21 28 at 99.14 and 4 1 45 at 08.8 with third and fourth issues near 99.13 and 98.13. New four 1 4 stands at 99.17 as markets track early trading on January 5.
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New York
Liberty Bonds
Ana
New
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John M. Unger
Henrietta
Harry Hinkson
F. R. Eckler
M. FP. Boylan
Orlando Gove
A. J. Haine
Avon
A. ©. Miller
C. R. Eckler
Indianapolis
Home Guards
Methodiet Episcopal Church
Y. Wlc
Basiness
Martha Wisole
Edwin K
Susbeen
Goodwill Biblc Cisse
Church of A
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A. L. Agate
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Gates
A. C. Steger
H.C. Steger
West
Teger
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Folk
Hosmtal
Iolden LaGrangza
Hejen Reinhart, m Hand
Ely
The
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Tirion Ghat
Christian J Ste
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Kingdom of Christ
Louis
Edwin
Grace B. Thomas
J.H. Hurst Funeral Home
Wilkins-Hurst Co
Auto
Hurst Funeral Home
Liberty
Manhattan Laundry and Dry Cleaning CO
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Ebert
Quality Pharmacy
Cherry Knoll
Cook's
Amherst
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