Missionary Tea and Church Activities At St Pauls
Entertainment at St Pauls Heal church featured St Paul ladies Church of Christ Society program with Mrs. Hill presiding and contributions from Mr. and Mrs. Mederhauser Mrs. H. Hugen and others. A Chinese student from Oberlin shared life experiences of Chinese girls and missionary efforts. Refreshments were served. An official board meeting discussed reports for the upcoming annual Congregational meeting with Rev. Walter Scoot Gook as speaker. Carlisle Club hosts high scores and plans for January 14 at La Grange Road. Memorial Hospital Alumni Association met at Berea Nurses Home with a serial hour and refreshments. next meeting February 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
St Paul's Heal Church
St. Aul
New Sons Church
Oberlin
G. A. Friday
God
Blount
D. A. Baird
Maddock
Chang
Ladies of
St. Paul's Church
Board OF Church .of Christ
The
Church of Christ
Ev. Walter Scoot Gook
Lakewood Christian Church
Carlisle
Clude
Frank Plas
la Grange
John Diedrick
John Moon
Ert Squires
Frank Boylan
Willam Youngberg
la Grang Road
Frances Davis
Bernah Wulic
Miller
Stevel
Memorial Hospital
Berea Nurses Home
Garford Parent Teacher Association
Dettman
Funk Wee
Ohio
Parent and Teacher's Association
Canton
Funk
A. Thambert
Betty Nelson
Gates Parent Teachers ‘Association
Misls
Marguerite Hetzel
Salings
W. L. Walker
Fern Roe
Vivian
Gus Erickson
F. E. Foreman
Charles Stelren
Community Meeting Notices and Church Programs
Local organizations announce January meetings and events. McKinley Parent Teachers hold a family night with Oberlin professor and musical performances. Overlin Grange and Catholic Daughters schedule programs and officer installations. First Church plans historical lecture series led by Rev. Muirid. Dorcas class farewell party for the Robinsons with entertainment and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley Parent Teachers’ Seculation
Emil Larof
Oberlin College
Brevoor
Overlin Grange
Unusu
Orable A. R. Webber
Elyp
Catholic Daughters of America
Hitsfield Town Hall
Welty
gAreme Club
Order of, Hetern Star
Masonic
Findley
A. W. Huse
Pythian Sisters
L B S Club Hostess Evening At Donna Sterman Home
Miss Donna Sterman hosted L B S Club members and their mothers at her Chase Street home Tuesday evening. Readings, songs, and a luncheon followed a program featuring Dorothy Colson, Alice Heginbotham, and Emma Carpenter. Next meeting set for January nineteenth at Miss Alice Heginbotham’s Louisiana Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B.S. Club
Donna Sterman
Chase Street
Dorothy Colson
Alfred Lord Tennyson
Mother
Alice Heginbotham
Emma Carpenter
Louisiana Ave
Community club and lodge meetings tonight
Multiple groups hold events tonight including David J Nye Chapter DeMolay at J C O F Hall Yolase Club of the WWCA meets at Y Daughters of Scotland Argyle Lodge No 6 in Wurst Hall Institution of officers Cheveller Lodge No 316 Knights of Pythias in K of P Hall R C Hall Jefferson PTA hosts 7 30 open meeting with Supi R C Maston speaker Church Committee Second Congregational Church with Rev Wiseman 801 Woodland 7 00 Ladies Auxiliary Sons of Union Veterans in G A R Hall Four Ace Club at Mrs Raeslers Lodi St 1-Do-Top Club at Mrs Wigtheld Cleveland Wi Chapman Camp Sons of Union Veterans in G A R Wall installation of officers Sons of Veteran Auxiliary in G A R Hall Willing Workers Yeomen at Mr and Mrs A Cousina Men’s Club First Congregational Church Ladies Night past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David J
Second Congregational Church
C. F. Wiseman
Woodland
Ladies Auxiliary
Sons of Union Veterans
G. A. R. Hal
Fred Raesler
Lodi Street
Wigtheld
Cleveland Street
Wi. P. Chapman
G. A. R. Wall
Sons of Veteran Auxiliary
G. A. R. Hall
Yeomen
A. Cousina
First Congregational Church
Schurch
Evening With Books At Stound Table Delights Members
The Stound Table Club gathered at the Webber home on Washington Avenue for an evening on American literary tendencies and personalities led by J. B. Thomas. Discussion covered critics authors and readers with examples from Dickens Scott and current best sellers and noted publicity methods and the role of readers seeking quality literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stound Table Club
Jurge J
A. R. Webber
Washington Avenue
J. B. Thomas
Dickens
Scott
Thomas
Thatlof
Atlantic City
Jeffery Farnel
James Oliver Curwood
John Steats
Amy Lowell
Edgar Guest
Milton
McDowell
R. L. Rankin
Consuelo Vanderbilt to Wed Earl Smith at Fifth Avenue Home
Consuelo Vanderbilt daughter of William K. Vanderbilt II will wed Earl E T Smith at 4 PM in the drawing room of her mother's 666 Fifth Avenue residence. Rev Thomas F Murphy will perform the Catholic ceremony, witnessed by Mrs Vanderbilt, amid preparations and social events surrounding the wedding week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Newport
Consuelo Vanderbilt
Wm. K. Vanderbilt 2d
Fifth Avenue
Earl E.T. Smith
Sidney J. Smith
C. Whitney Carpenter
Mariel
Frederic Cameron Church
Vanderbilt
Rome
Cadmal Hayes
Consuelo
Atteh
Thomas F. Murphy
Church of the Resurrection
Mrs. Church
Muriel
Atricken
Dance at Kipton Saturday Evening
A social dance event unfolds in Kipton with music by Paramount Entertainers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kipton
Paramount Entertainers
Veterans of Foreign Wars Install Officers At Hall
The Veterans of Foreign Wars meeting at G A R hall installed newly elected officers led by Major Frank Murdach. Officers include Commander John Elemes Senior Vice Commander John Peltz Vice Commander Ernest Cheetham Chaplain Gottfried Duscha Quartermaster T Shattuck and Officer of the Day Clyde Clapp. Mrs Edwin Haywood hosted St Pauls Circle No 5 with missionary devotional services and refreshments. Mrs Louis Whitney to host Circle January 20 at 206 Lake avenue. Mr and Mrs Warner Foster of Earl Court visited Cleveland and joined dinner with friends in Lakewood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans OF Foreign Wars
G. A. BR. Hall
Frank Murdach
John Elemes
John Peltz
Ernest Cheetham
Gottfried Duscha
T. Shattuck
Clyde Clapp
Edwin Haywood
St. Paul's Circle
No 5
Lake Avenue
Carl Lehmann
Louis Whitney
Warner Foster
Earl Court
Cleveland
Lakewood
Mrs Allan Gray Hosts Jockey Club Dinner
Mrs Allan Gray of 709 Foster avenue entertained the Jockey Club on Tuesday at her home. Final plans were made for a January 27 dinner for friends and husbands with eleven covers. The next meeting will be at Miss Mayme Hope's home on East 29th street Lorain in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Ross
Brawwell Avenue
Lorain
Ten Little Peppers Club
Mammie O'Hara
T. A. Webber
Ross
Earl Thorpe
Lakewood Ave
Lakewood
Judge Webber
John Baldwin
Baldwin-Wallace
L. H. Webber
J. B. Thomas
Columbus Street
Allan Gray
Foster Avenue
Jockey Club
Mayme Hope
East 29Th Street
Division L Meets at Mrs Ella Millers Home
Division L of the Second Congregational Church met at Mrs Ella Millers on Lake Avenue with Mrs Dorothy Stanford assisting. One new member and one visitor attended the first meeting of 1926 and plans for the year were made. The next gathering is set for February 3 1926 at Mrs McKeons Garvin Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Miller
Laka Avenue
Dorothy Stanford
McKe
Garvin Ave
Mr Watson Celebrates Seventieth Birthday
Guests including children, grandchildren, neighbors and friends gathered at the Case road home of Mr and Mrs Arthur Watson for his seventieth birthday. Cards and late refreshments were provided by the hostess. Captain and Mrs Lewis Tilden returned to the city after Christmas with Mrs Tilden's mother in Zanesville Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Watson
Case Road
Watson
Mr. Watson
Lewis Tilden
O'Donnell
Ridgeville Grange Dance Friday Evening
Ridgeville Grange hosts a Friday night dance at The Hedges La Porte Grafton Road. Admission is 50 cents per couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville Grange
la Porte
Grafton Road
Elyria Eagles
Ben Schuberts
Health and Beauty Remedies Advertorial Claims
A dense medical advertisement expresses endorsements for Chex soap, Mentho-Laxene, Luthol tablets, Cadomene, Balmwort tablets, and Cadomena, citing doctors and readers. It includes letters praising relief from headaches, colds, weight gain, constipation, and kidney pain, urging readers to obtain products from druggists and Dr Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chex Ag
N.C. RK
Pata Perryton
G. Evins
Elyria Women Guests At Charming Luncheon
Mrs A W Ciloniger of East Erie Avenue Lorain hosted a four course luncheon for friends. Elyria guests included Mrs Etta Long Mrs Elsie Moffett Mrs Florence Brackett Mrs Florence Renouard and Mrs Cora Donahue. Jusfun Club Meets at Miss Edna Nickolf home on Erie Street with members Mary Armitage Catherine Murphy Anna Fitch Stella Monshien Glory Knuff Edna Nickalf and Dorothy Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
A. W. Ciloniger
Erie Avenue
Lorain
Elyra
Etta Long
Elsie Moffett
Florence Brackett
Florence Renouard
Cora Donahue
Edna Nickolf
Erie Street
Mary Armitage
Catherine Murphy
Anna Fitch
Stella Monshein
Glory Knuff
Edna Nickalf
Dorothy Frederick
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Nurses
Berea
Is. T. T. Robinson
Church of Lrrst
T. T. Robinson
First Church
William Muirid
First Congregational
John Wy
John Huss
Savonarola
Mar- Luther
Zwingli
John Calvin
Tomas Cranmer
John Know
John Wi
Firat
A! Ag
Donna Stegman
Guy
Holy Land
Guy B. Findlye
GATES
Miss Copas
Marion Copas
Twelfth Street
Marion Henson
Everett Schrock
Elsie Chester
Max Guilbert
Miss Copes
Yell
Lorain Country Club
Charles Fell, Sr
R. D. Hoiles
Carl Hageman
Taberty
Masons
H. E. Pinnock
Pinnock Gates School
International Bible Students Association
T Pinnock
Buble
Harp of God
Ty. B.S. A
2Nd St
Elyria, Ohio
Mrs. Haywood
ST. Paul's
Ella Millers
Central Book Store
Naomi Wise
Newell Beauty Shoppe
Newell Barber Shop
Lewis Baker
Casca Royal Pii
S.A. G
Roc R
Lewis Beker
Blackburn Products Co
College
Dayton
Baker
Boston
Mass
Eljm ™Er
Burbank
Dorothy
Stayton
Flbr
Draka
iSeaver St
Wilda M Yipmu
Soutis Fork
TL. Mileler
Ban Francisco
Calpl
Mra
BR. J Smith
Fell St
Gran
Een Adt Nok Vnlar
Taker
WM. Philips
Hood
Jusfun Club
Jusfun
Marcel
Leedale
Cook's Millinery
RAM Victor Records
Art Landry
Charley
Jack Shilkret
Sugar Plam
Grege Olson
Lucky Boy
Hotel Biltmore
Jack Suntech
Gene Austin
Henry Burr
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