Y W C A Reports December Relief Work and Dinner Plans
The Y W C A board met to review December relief efforts including Christmas baskets and Not an Empty Stocking Fund, and dinners for underprivileged children with Po T A and the Mayor's committee. Senator replies on World Court protocols were read. plans for the annual meeting and dinner on January 20 were announced with Mrs Eugene Grassell as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Btevens
Artemas Beebe
Po. T. A
Mayor's
Interesting address to be given before Elyria Woman's Club
Dr Louis J Karnosh a Cleveland psychologist will speak on Insanities of Famous Men an analysis of the genius and idiosyncrasies of eight men before the Elyria Woman s Club at 230 Wednesday afternoon The event includes a luncheon at 1230 with the Educational Department in charge and a 130 business meeting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis J. Karnosh
Cleveland
Elyria Woman’s Club
Young Ladies Division entertains at Miss Mackey’s home
The Young Ladies Division of the Second Congregational Church was entertained at Miss Eva Mackey’s Parkview Court home last evening with Miss Rachel Cotton assisting. Various games were played, business matters discussed, and a social hour with refreshments enjoyed. Miss Bessie Douglas of Highland Court will host at her home on February ninth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Ladies
Second Congregational Church
Eva Mackey
Parkview Court
Rachel Cotton
Bessie Douglas
Highland Court
Scouts of Troop 8 Meet at Methodist Church
Scouts of Troop 8 gathered at the Methodist Church last evening at seven o clock with fair attendance. The meeting was called to order by Scout Master Mr Fowl. Business was transacted and plans were made to spend the next meeting in woodcraft work with each boy bringing his own material. Prizes will be given to the boy building the best bird house within three weeks under the director of the scout master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fowl
King Solomon's Lodge Holds Busy Meeting with Degrees
A large attendance at King Solomon's Lodge last evening. Master Mason degree work was exemplified and much business disposed of. A special meeting is called for next Monday evening for Fellow Craft work, and a special session in two weeks will feature Rev. W. C. Fowler, pastor of the Church of Christ, as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Solomon’s Lodge
W. C. Fowler
Church of Christ
Bridge Club Holds Event at Helen Upp’s Home
The Dubl-Dee Bridge Club met on Fourth street with two tables in play. Evelyn Wilson won first prize and Norine Hollis took consolation as a guest. A luncheon followed a brief business meeting. The next gathering will be in two weeks at Evelyn Algon’s East avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Upp
Fourth Street
Evelyn Wilson
Norine Hollis
Miss Hollis
Evelyn Wilgon
East Avenue
Brenner Family Hosts Seven Year Old Nathan’s Party
Mr and Mrs A N Brenner at 405 Middle Avenue entertained guests from Elyria and elsewhere Sunday to celebrate their seven year old son Nathan. The gathering featured games and gifts for Nathan and a refreshments course at the close of the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. N. Brenner
Middle Avenue
Nathan
Elyria
Knights of Pythias Chevalier Lodge Plans Installation
Chevalier Lodge Knights of Pythias held a regular meeting with strong attendance. They completed plans to install officers for the upcoming term at the hall next Monday evening January 19. The past chancellor's team of the county will perform the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevalier Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Chancillor
YWCA Fellowship and Cotor Club Dinner Meeting
About ten members of the Fellowship and Cotor Club of the Y W C A Federation met for supper at the Y last evening at six o clock. After a short business session and informal social time was spent. The next meeting will be held in two weeks and the president of the club announced that dues should be brought at that time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fellowship and Cotor Club
Y. W. C. A. Federation
Merry Makers Hold Meeting at Cleveland Street Home
A youth group named Merry Makers met at Virginia entry on Cleveland Street. After the business meeting they played games and were served refreshments. Attendees included Helen Schaf er Joy Harding Wilma Huber and Virginia Henry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Merry Makers
Virginia Entry
Cleveland Street
Helen Schafer
Joy Harding
Wilma Huber
Virginia Henry
Fidelis Class Holds Social Evening at Paton Home
Fifteen members of the Fidelis Class of the Second Congregational Church gathered at Lilian Paton’s home for a regular business and social evening. Eva Flogdell assisted. Cootie was the main diversion, with Margery Storrer winning first prize and Mrs Len Broderick second prize. Refreshments served at 10:30. Florence Shaffer will host the next meeting on February 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelis
Second Congregational Church
Lillian Paton
Eva Flogdell
Cootie
Margery Storrer
Len Broderick
Florence Shaffer
Revival meeting praise for Paul Wainwright in Bloomfield
The Bloomfield News notes the successful revival meeting at the Christian Church in Bloomfield Indiana where Paul Wainwright of Elyria Ohio conducts the music His solo singing is praised as superb and a chief attraction of the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Wainwright
Christian Church
Bloomfield
Indiana
Wainwright
The
Bloomfield News
Elyria
Ohio
Brotherhood of American Yeomen Meet at I O O F Hall
Elyria Homestead No 32 met in I O O F hall last evening with good attendance. Regular business was transacted and one application palleted on. Drill practice was arranged and a committee appointed to arrange a card party after the next meeting. A social time was enjoyed later in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Homestead No
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
I. O. O. F. Hall
Queen Esther Society Hostess Evening At Elyria Brown Home
Elyria Brown hosted the Queen Esther Society of the Methodist Church on Ninth Street. A mother-daughter banquet may be planned soon. After the business meeting the club enjoyed a serial evening with members present. Eleanor Dunn of Princeton Avenue will host February meeting. The LaPont Club met with Esther Krause and three guests. Prizes in bridge went to Vernice Lance and Leona Smith. Cora Phelps on Fourth Street will host January 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Brown
Queen Esther Society
The
Methodist Church
Ninth Street
Eleanor Dunn
Princeton Avenue
LaPont Club
Esther Krause
Highth Street
Dorothy and
Lucile Mund
Leona Smith
Vernice Lance
Cora Phelps
Fourth Street
Woman's Home Club Hosts Bunco Night at Scrivens Home
The Woman's Home Club met at Mrs. Elsie Scrivens 509 Broad Street last evening with six Bunco tables in play. Prizes went to Christina Barbknecht first, Ernest Hansen second, and Anna Scrivens consolation. Refreshments were served by the hostess and Mrs. Anna Scrivens. The group plans January 26 meeting at Mrs. Redmond 47 Concord Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Home Club
Elsie Scrivens
Broad Street
Bunco
Christina Barbknecht
Ernest Hansen
Anna Scrivens
Redmond
Concord Avene
Sunny Side Up Club Hosts Evening On Columbus Street
Mrs Emil Wendorff hosted the Sunny Side Up Club last night at Columbus Street home. Three banco tables were in progress with prizes to Mrs Wetzel first, Mrs W L Bodine second, and Mrs George Smith consolation. guest prize went to Mrs BE Koontz. After business, a luncheon was served. twelve guests attended. Next meeting led by Mrs William Bruck Jr at 155 Caroline Avenue on January 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Wendorff
Columbus Street
Banco In Progress
Wetzel
W. L. Bodine
George Smith
BE. Koontz
William Bruck, Jr
Caroline Avenue
Social Evening Hosted by Mrs Peake in Oxford Avenue
A Monday social at Mrs. Walter Peake's Oxford Avenue home featured friendly conversation and a refreshment course. The Jan twenty sixth host will be Mrs Hugh Richards, entertaining at Mrs Paul Richards's home on Cleveland Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Peake
Oxford Avenue
Hugh Richards
Paul Richards
Cleveland Road
Hairdressers Plan Style Show in Lorain Meeting
The Ohio Hairdressers met at Mrs. Fletcher's on East Erie avenue Lorain after a business session. Bridge prizes went to C. Brookhouser Estella Smith and Margaret Mervis. The group contemplates a February style show with plans to be finalized later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Evening events in town feature church meetings and clubs
A busy slate includes the Musical Art Society recital at First Congregational Church at 8 PM open to the public, plus Mary Martha Class and United Methodist Women activities. Daughters of Union Veterans install officers, and women’s groups from several churches plan dinners, programs, and officer installations across Lorain and Elyria venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musical Art Society
Cleveland Music School
First Congregational Church
Mary-Martha
Methodist Church
Y. M CG
McClelan
Mother's Auxiliary
United Presbyterian Church
Herman Paeth
Seventh Street
Daughters of Union Vesterans
Lorain Pythian Temple
Women's Benefit Association
Northwest
Business Women
Elyria Woman’s Club
Garrick Club
Carol Wood
East Avenue
Lorain County Medical Society
Elks
Lorain County Council
East Callisie School
The
Missionary Society
Baptist Church
Suuer
Stentz
Eleventh Street
Tirol
Young Womens Missioner Society
M. E
Woman's Missionary Society of
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Roland Leembhuis
Stanford Avenue
Sayles
India
Fine Arts Program At Elyria Woman’s Club Meet
The Elyria Woman’s Club Fine Arts Department held a Monday afternoon program. Mrs Karl Kaley sang two numbers with Mrs Wherry at the piano. Miss Charlotte Brooks discussed four Square by Dr Oliver Human Mind by Menninger and Tir Serecold by Ashton. Miss Maybelle Burrer reviewed Phillippa by Anne Douglas Sedgewick with author sketch. Hostess chair Mrs Frank Hill arranged refreshments and social time. A rummage sale was announced for the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Woman’s Club
Karl Kaley
Wherry
Piane
James Rogers
Charlotte Brooks
Dr. Oliver
Menninger
Ashton
Maybelle
Frank Hill
Twenty One at Monday Colonial Club Meeting
Mrs. Frank Brown hosted twenty members and one guest at her Cedar Street home yesterday afternoon. Five hundred four tables were in play with five games completed before a refreshment course and a jovial hour closed the pleasant gathering. Theodore Faxon, 425 Middie Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Brown
Cedar Street
Monday Colonial Club
Theodore Faxon
Middie
Julia Gedridge to Wed George Barr in Near Future
Mrs George Workrent of Crehore court hosted a gathering last evening for her sister Julia Gedridge whose marriage to George Barr is planned soon. Miss Gedridge received many gifts. Lotto was the evening’s diversion, won by Mrs A Wykrent Miss Emma Barbknecht Margaret Frick and Mrs Brusk. A luncheon followed for numerous guests from Elyria and Cleveland including Mesdames Posts Bierek Stainic Gutowski and Gedridges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Workrent
Crehore Court
Julia Gedridge
George Barr
Gedridge
Lotto
A. Wykrent
Emma Barbknecht
Margaret Frick
Brusk
Mesdames K. Post
Brove
M. Post
CC. Bierek
N. Strainic
A. Gutowski
J. Kiegowski
D. Staszkiencz
J. Brusk
A. Gedridgs
H. Kauffman
F. S. Gedridge
Helen Tomski
Vivian Struhle
Laura Koeh
Emma Rarpknecht
Doroathy Fatz
Helen Mashinski
Jeannette van Amburgh
Doris Locke
Irene Gedridge
Adeline Montague
Mabel Hendrickson
Marcella Wereinski
Agnes Rohack
Elyria
Cleveland
Columbia Club Meats for Business Session on Third Street
The Columbia Club of St. John's Church met for a business session last evening in the school auditorium on Third Street. The club plans to attend the Lorain County Men's Society which meets in Lorain Friday evening. The meeting closed with a social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Club
St. John’s Church
Third Street
Lorain
Knights of Columbus Hold Regular Meeting
The Knights of Columbus met last evening in the K of C Hall and conducted a business session in regular order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights OF Columbus
K. of C. Hall
Admissions and discharges scattered across local residents
Admissions list includes John McDonald at 449 W 15th St Frank Birsbach R D No 4 Mrs Donald Card 316 KE Broad St Mrs Felix Kolek 12 Quincey St Mrs John Strathe Lorain Mrs William Smith 519 West St Discharges note Albert Thompson at Jackson Hotel and Mrs Ralph Williams leaving Saturday to visit her Oberlin parents in Florida with other Oberlin connections to Florida for a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McDonald
W. 15Th Street
Frank Birsbach
Donald Card
Broad Street
Felix Kolek
Quincey Street
John Strathe
Lorain
William Smith
West Street
Albert Thompson
Jackson Hotel
Ralph Williams
R. W. Allen
Oberlin
St. Petersburg
Florida
Williams
George Kelsey
Charles Barricklow
Church groups schedule local meetings this week
Meetings Division Co o of the Church of Christ will meet Thursday at the home of Mrs Edwin Schoenherr on Moddle avenue. The Dames of Malta plan a seven o'clock card party the following evening. The Widening Circle of First Baptist will meet Friday at 2:00 at the church on East avenue with Mrs Charles Hancock hosting. The Keen Whutier Club meets Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Bessie Smith on Adelbert Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co O
Church of Christ
Edwin Schoenherr
Yea
Moddle Avenue
Dames of Malta
First Baptist Church
Church House
East Avenue
Charles Hancock
Keen Whutier Club
Bessie Smith
Adelbert Avenue
Local Personal News Highlights From Elyria Area
Mrs. Anna Coleman of Cincinnati visits aunt Mrs. Emma Terry in Garvin Avenue. Several friends travel to Columbus for Gauverrer White inauguration. Sheridan pair W. K. Cole visit then return home via Earlcourt. Richard Roberts of Princeton University leaves Elyria after visiting Miss Betts Brown. Mrs. A L Taylor of Shaker Heights guests of Mr. and Mrs. A P Parsch. Mrs. A N Lyberger ill at home for weeks. Tibballs and daughter Virginia guests of Mr. and Mrs. Baker in Marion. Lizzie Barr remaining ill after stroke. Winifred Seward weekends in Ashland with Miss Elizabeth McCray. William Jenner admitted to Cleveland Clinic. Born to Fel Kolen at 195 Quincey Street a daughter on January 13. Mark Wilson of 251 Howe elected president of Kappa Phi at next semester. Donald Card’s son born January 12 at Elyria Memorial. Mrs James Watson ill with flu at 242 Second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Coleman
Cincinnati
Emma Terry
Garvin Avenue
Nettie Woodruff
Harrtie Hansman
Bertha Boothroyd
Julia Hult
Columbus
Gauverrer White
W. K. Cole
Sheridan
Wyoming
H. W. Tibbais
Earlcourt
Richard Roberts
Princeton University
Elyria
Betts Brown
Ohio Street
A .L. Taylor
Shaker Heights
Cleveland
A. P. Parsch
East Avenue
H. W. Tibball
Virginia
William Jenner
Lake Avenue
Cleveland Clinic
Fel Kolen
Quincey Street
Elvira Memorial Hospital
Mark Wilson
FT. W. Willis
Howe Street
Wittenberg College
Kappa Phi Social Fraternity
Donald Card
East Broad Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
James Watson
Paris skating fashions shown in one piece dresses and wraps
A New York report from January 18 describes Paris palais de glace style. One piece dresses favor youthful lines with white collars, leather belts, and pleated skirts in navy brown green and red. A gray Vionnet style crepe dress with fur trim and a gray wool velour coat is highlighted. Wraps feature kapin jackets with slim belts and knotted silk seams in beige tones with fur accents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Paris
Palais de Glace
West Ridge P T A Meeting Report
West Ridge Ohio January 14 parents and teachers association held its regular monthly meeting at the schoolhouse with strong attendance. The program included singing My Old Kentucky Home and other songs, a contest hour, and cake cookies coffee served. Dr Barrett will visit Tuesday to vaccinate unvaccinated children if parents consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Ridge
Kentucky
Maggie
Dr. Barrett
Temperance Day Observed Friday At 2:30 P.M.
Temperance Day will be observed on Friday beginning at 2 30 p m to which all parents and friends interested are invited to attend the exercises.
Evangelical League Christian Endeavor Meeting Held
Melvin Grills and Robert Mason attended the Evangelical League Christian Endeavor Society gathering at Mrs. Sidie Beal's home on the Edison Highway Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Grills
Robert Mason
Evangelical League Christian Endeavor Society
The
Evangelical Church
Sidie Beal
Edison Highway
Installation of Carlisle Grafton LaGrange officers at LaGrange
Newly elated officers of Carlisle Grafton and LaGrange granges met at LaGrange on Thursday evening for installation by the presid ing officer. Local attendees included Mr. and Mrs Merle Penfound and children Lucile and Robert, Mr. and Mrs Harry Lauer and children Marian Milton and Harry Jr, and others from Oberlin road guests of Merle Penfound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Grafton
LaGrange
Merle Penfound
Lucile
Robert
Harry Lauer
Marian
Milton
Harry
Milton Babcock
H. H Drusendahl
Leota
W. H. Hart
J. H Penfound
Harlan
George Nevins
Arthur Squires
Phebe Hines
Bud Porter
Oberlin Road
Miss Buckley Visits Ill Sister in Elyria
Miss Ide Mae Buckley visited her sister Althed on Sunday at the Buckley home in Elyria where their parents Mr and Mrs Wm Buckley report Althed is somewhat improved after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ide Mae Buckley
Althed
Wm. Buckley
Elyria
Families Visit Neighbors on Sunday Afternoon
Mr and Mrs Theodore Grills hosted at the Edison Highway with sons Melvin and Harold. Merle Penfound of Carlisle called on Mr and Mrs B O Pope. Will Eldred and daughter Catharine with granddaughters Marjorie and Eleanor Highgate from Elyria joined I F Eldred and family for a Sunday gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Grills
Melvin
Harold
C. J. Smith
Edison Highway
Merle Penfound
Carlisle
B. O. Pope
Will Eldred
Catharines
Marjorie
Eleanor Highgate
Elyria
Mrr
I. F. Eldred
Tamily
Penfound Hosts Friends With Cards And Lunch
Mr and Mrs Merle Penfound entertained a party of friends on Saturday evening with cards as the diversion. A lovely lunch followed late. Miss Ruth Eldred of Chatham Ohio spent the weekend as a guest of her uncle Mr and Mrs J F Eldred and family. Mrs Mary Hahn and Mrs Ed Pember visited their mother Mrs Emma Squire of the Oberlin road on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Penfound
Ruth Eldred
Chatham, O
J. F. Eldred
Mary Hahn
Ed. Pember
Emma Squire
Oberlin Road
Missionary Society Meeting At Edison Highway Home
Mrs Theodore Grills attended the Joint Missionary and Ladies Aid Society gathering at the home of Mrs Milton Eppley on Edison Highway Wednesday afternoon.
Omitted Names Highlight New Year Watch Party Attendees
Brief notes confirm that Auss Lucile Burrer and Carl Hunger attended the watch party at Mr Stangs on the Edison Highway during New Year’s Eve. The two names were omitted in a prior report. Also noted is E T Miller selling household goods privately and Melvin Grills attending a church choir practice at Miss Marian Fowls home on the Edison Highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Burrer
Carl Hunger
Stangs
Edison Highway
E. T. Miller
Melvin Grills
Evangelical Church
Marian Fowl
Carlisle Grange Holds Meeting with New Members
Carlisle Grange met at the hall on Tuesday evening and transacted routine business. Three new members received the 3rd and 4th degrees while the 4 H club Joly Hustiers presented the play Achievement Program to appreciative crowds. Miss Bird the Farm Bureau Extension agent spoke afterward and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle Grange
Joly Hustiers
Miss Bird
Farm Bureau
Attend Pomona Grange in Penfield
Those from here who attended the Pomona Grange in Penfield Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. I. F. Eldred and daughters, Lilllian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomona Grange
Penfield
I. F. Eldred
Lilllian
Church Men’s Club Dinner Set for 6 30 P M
The 2nd Congregational Church hosts a men’s club dinner at 6 30 p m. All men of the community are welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Men's Club
Piano teacher Lucille Hinman opens second class for beginners
Lucille Hinman, piano teacher, announces a second class for beginners now organizing. Phone contact 8574 to enroll and learn basic piano skills with a patient instructor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Hinman
Local 4-H Club Presents Achivement Program Play
Lois and Ardith, Mr. and Mrs H YM Drusendahl and daughter Leota, Mr. and Mrs J H Pentount and son Harlan, Merle Pefound family, Marguerite Meson, Dorothy Lottman, Chester Sprague, Margaret and Mildred Pallas attended. The 4-H Club Jolly Hustlers with Mrs TF Eldred, leader, presented the play Achivement Program which drew a good reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois
Ardith
H. YM. Drusendahl
Leota
J. H. Pentound
Harlan
Merle Pefound
Lucile
Robert
Marguerite Meson
Dorothy Lottman
Chester Sprague
Margaret
Mildred Pallas
Jolly Hustlers
TF. Eldred
Local families host gatherings and services Sunday
Mr and Mrs L F Eldred and daughters Lillian Lois and Araith Ruth Eldred of Chatham visited relatives. Several Elyria residents, including Mr Mrs Wm Buckley and Miss Ida Mae Buckley, were guests or callers. Ollie Minnich attended Frank Diedrichs funeral. George Kline and family visited Fred Gotro. Clarence Cook hosted guests with Decker and Drusendahl families. Suday guests included Sadie Spildermaster and J H Penfound group. Strickler family visited Norman Reisinger in Grafton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Eldred
Lillian
Lois
Araith
Ruth Eldred
Chatham
Chester
Frank Diedrich
Ridgeville
George Kline
Bernard
Likewood
Fred Gotro
George Decker
Verne Decker
Cleon
H. H. Drusendahtl
Lester
Leota
Clarence Cook
Midway
Sadie Spildermaster
Elyria
Geo. Nevins
J. H. Penfound
Ed. Sweeny
Donald
Robert
Carlton Penfound
Gary
Snyder
C. C. Strickler
Norman Reisinger
Grafton
Farmers Institute to be Held in Huntington
The Farmers Institute meets at Huntington town hall on January 14 and 15 with speakers Mrs Lottie M Randop of New Lexington and M L Howell of Napoleon. Dinner and supper planned for day one and dinner on day two. Local residents and visitors, including families from Lorain Clyde Marion and Cleveland, are noted among attendees and accompanying travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Dirlam
Clyde, O
O. H. Dirlam
Dave Dietrich
Clarksfield
George Smith
Ray Dirlam
Marion
C. M. Dietrich
Lloyd Burkette
Wyandotte, Mich
Local Social News Highlights From Sunday Gatherings
Guests at the Conrad Neagle home included Mr and Mrs F B Thudlum and the Johnson Crile pair. Nile Thudlum hosted visitors while about twenty from the area attended a Nankin dance. Robert Long of Ridgeville visited the West family as Fred Mohns recovers from flu. The Dull and Allen families from Chatham and Lodi joined Sunday calls at C A Rugg’s. Homer Howard and Wm Brown households visited St Vincent Some. A benefit dance at the town hall drew over a hundred attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Neagle
F. B. Thudlum
Johnson Crile
Nile Thudlum
Nankin
Robert Long
Ridgeville
Henry West
Fred Mohns
Lee Dull
Chatham
E. W
Red Haw couple hosts and Wellington guests meet in Ohio
Mr and Mrs Vern Moult of Red Haw were dinner guests at the Erwin Davidson home. Mr and Mrs Henry Lorence Mr and Mrs Fred Lorence and daughter Pauline of Wellington were in Cleveland Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Will Lauer Mr and Mrs Wallace Gott were in Oberlin the guests of Mr and Mrs Ray Hall New Year s day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern Moult
Red Haw
Erwin Davidson
Henry Lorence
Fred Lorence
Pauline
Wellington
Cleveland
Will Lauer
Wallace Gott
Oberlin
Ray Hall
Dames of Malta Host Card Party at LO. O. F. Hall
Dames of Malta will hold a card party at LO. O. F. Hall on January 14 at 8:00 p m with 500, Pedro and Buneo games. Prizes awarded at each table along with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dames of
Malta
LO. O. F. Hall
Pedro
Buneo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Y.W.C. A
Elyria Woman's Club
BOY Scouts
Lillian Paton Ostess
Idelis
Elyria Man
Esthers
Miss Krause
Woman's Home Club
N. A. Q. Cle
Fine Arts
Colonial Club
A. N. Lyberger
Second Street
Frances Paget
Grange
Huntington
Mrs. Lucinda Crile
R. Hoffman
Piano Pay's
Elyria Savings
Elyria Business College
Schwind
Picture Store
W. 2Nd Street
Mrs. Bat
ITE
the 1St Savings & Loan Company
Crandall
Wainwright's
Wainwright Flowers
Hughes
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