Mechange Club Big Guest Night Banquet Recap
Mechange Club hosted a lively guest night at a restaurant with fine chicken, music by Hines Orchestra and an Oberlin male quartet. Jim Armitage received the guest prize. a charity toast raised 16.68 to aid a destitute family, and a playful pig moment entertained all before the night ended with dances and songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hines O Echestra
Oberlin Coftere
Steteon
Jim Armitage
Don Myers
George Tattersall
Don Sotherdon
Dr. Agate
South Maple St
Stetson
Perkine
Claude Bivins
Agate
Sotharden
Odd Fellows Lodge to Observe Its Diamond Jubilee Shortly
Elyria Lodge No 103 I O O F held a regular meeting with District Deputy Grand Master A S Owen and several district officers installing officers. The lodge planned the 75th anniversary observance for early March, with committees named, talks by visiting brothers, and a post-meeting fish fry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows Lodge
Elyria Lodge No
A. 5
Owen
Edge
A. Friday
C. J. Miller
M. D. Smith
Beers
C. P. Co
Paul Wainright
Right S. S
Harry Sayers
Lee Vedder
R. SN. G
Fletcher
N. C
Carl Widener
Frank Church
Chas
Cook
Inside Guardian
Fred Aebie
Outside Guardian
Reinke
Mason Smith
C. P. Coon
C. M. Williams
C. G. Drusendahl
M. D
ITELSH CONCERT TO BE GIVEN HERE BY DINEVER WELSH CO
Lovers of Welsh music in Elyria welcome a concert by Dinever Welsh Concert Co at the First Congregational church auditorium on Friday evening January 19. The program features Jeanette Kristine soprano and other noted Welsh artists to benefit a scholarship fund for a Wooster College student aiming for medicine and missionary work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welsh Concert Co
First Congregational Church
Janary
Conrt
Jeanette Kristine
Royalational
Eben Ogers
Royal National
Llywelyn Edwards
R. A
London
England
College of Wooster
Tdy
Mrs Ebert Addresses Meeting On Oberammergau Passion Play
Mrs H M Ebert spoke at a Department of Education gathering hosted by Mrs E Gilles on Sixth Street. She described Oberammergau as a Bavarian village famed for the Passion Play staged every ten years, noting its devout residents, open-air theater, and a nine hundred strong cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebert
Dept. OF Education
E Gilles
H. M. Ebert
Oberammergau
France
Depsy
Ter
Mrs George Worthington Hosts Luncheon For Newtonville Guest
Gorge Worthington entertained at a Bridge luncheon in honor of Mrs. H. H. Cook of Newtonville Massachusetts. Twenty six guests attended with prizes awarded to Mrs. E. Robson first Starr Pason Becvad second Miss Eih Burrows third and Mrs. Channey uythe consolation. Mrs. Cook received the guest prize. The Thacher’s Weekly Dance followed, a regular event for city teachers, held in the new wing of the Technical High School with good attendance and a pleasant evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Worthington
Worhington
Siget
Br.dce
H. H. Cook
Newtonv.lig
E. Robson
Starr Pason Becvad
Eih- Burrows
Channey Uythe
Cook
Thacher
Buiding
Rosert Burks Annual Burns Supper Planned for Thursday
The Burns supper under Daughters of Scotland is set for Thursday evening with a large gathering expected. Dishes from Burns era will be served and J C Scott, secretary for the Central Labor Union, will speak and propose the Immortal Memory of the poet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of ‘Scotland
Burns
J. C .Scott
Central Labor Union
Knights of St. Joan Auxiliaries Install Officers in Moose Hall
A joint installation in Moose hall drew about two hundred guests from Cleveland Ridge Ave and Lorain as Mrs. Mary Powers and Mrs. Ida Davis presided. Officers for the Ladies Auxiliary included Josephine Kaiser as president and Alma Banks as first vice president, with several other post holders named. The Knights of St. John followed with George J. Noll as president and a slate of officers, plus military ranks, then dancing to Smith Novelty Orchestra.
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Ladies' Auxiliary
Knights of St. John
Moose Hall
Cleveland
Ridge Aven
Lorain
Mary Powers
Ida Davis
Josephine Kaiser
Mary Mary Brand
Alma Banks
Magdeline Keller
Genevieve Kitchen‘rither
Earl S. Daniels
Charlies J. Foreman
Wm. H. Bruck
Andrew J. Foreman
F. J. Kaiser
F. J. Kelling
Thomas Welsh
George J. Noll
Geo. E. Wilhelmy
Leutenant
Jacob Young
Smith Novelty Orchestra
MEETINGS AND CLUB ACTIVITIES IN LOCAL SOCIETY
Local groups schedule meetings and social events across the week. Grace Lutheran Brotherhood postpones. Friendship Club hosts a post meeting supper. Four O Clock Club meets Friday at Mrs. Washburns. Murray Ridge PTA speaker Judge Wilcox with light luncheon. Kiwanis to hear J. B. Johnson on public utilities at 11:45 a.m. Rotarians and Libe rty group hold sessions. Federation Girls elect officers. W C A notes and social evening with games. Laurel Tube meeting and Pedro games reported. various hosts and attendees listed.
Lorain area social notes and visits listed
Local society column records numerous residents and visitors. Emma Sumner plans a month away with family. Mae Heard of Kent visits. Mrs Hudser of Beton to stay with daughter Mrs Horace Baver in Cleveland Street. Names include Kathryn Hiscredt, Ogprothy Larder, Pergeson, Lloyd Rednsten, Joabn WUraves, and many others as they travel, entertain, or attend events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Skmoet
Elen
Basadmin Cu
Jucols
Lorain
Momill
Emma Sumner
Mondy
Dauxlife
Mgr
Mae Heard
Kent
Oho
Hudser
Beton
Horace Baver
Cleve Land Street
K Il Ceck
Newtonville
Mass
George Wathington
Harrison Street
Kathryn Hiscredt
Gates Avenue
Hon
So Ogprothy Larder
Pergeson
Woodland Avenue
Amherst
Lloyd Rednsten
Second Street
Joabn Wuraves
Graves
Sarah MaecHuav
Leroy M. Brake
Lora
Edwin Erby
H. J. Mellon
J. M. Ryan
East Avenue
Akron
George Rawson
West River Street
Cleveland
Jamon
Lakewood Hospital
Water Fetrosky
Margaret Stoneba
Ler
Edwin Kir
Mary Abby
Lake Erie
Anna Edwards
J. E. Riley
Clark Street
Joan Hawkims
Rush Street
Johnstown
Ralph Fay
Eighth Street
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Amelia Vounseberg
R. We Gell
Berea
J. M. van Dusen
Fore Benning
Georgia
Middle Avenue
D van Hoosen
Broad Street
George Merthe
West Bridge Street
Torrence
California
Frank Wilford
Rochester
Penn Yan
New York
Waston
Mae Friday
St Lews
Missouri
Ruth Ely
Broads
Haserbrook
Yonkers
Chicag
Wells College
Walter G Warren
Thomas Conway
Cleveland T
the Bat
Flanna Theaim
Birmingham Shopper Relatives Gather After Afternoon Event
Fragmentary notes describe a Birmingham area gathering with Archie Meno, Vonda Teter Robertson, and Edd Mender, mentioning attendees and a food attendance area. The text is garbled but indicates a social visit or community gathering with local names noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Vonda
Teter Rovertson
Doarie
Tueras
Irs
Tiree Care
Division A Church Supper Planned Saturday Evening
Division A of the church invites members and friends to a supper on Saturday, June 26, starting at 4 30 p.m. at the parish hall, with fellowship and a short program to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serge
W&tl
Bank Elects Cashier in Wellington First No-Bank
Wellington January 17 The proposed First No Bank elects Don V. of New London Ohio as cashier after offer accepted. Also notes entries by Ledgatt in Cleveland winning prize on Wyandette and special ribbon for best. Choir entertained at Caristian church with Verbal solo, reading, violin, and refreshments. Wellington personals report J Dowell at Columbus theatre owners meeting and visits by Mr and Mrs Lewis Cook of Cleveland to Wellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sellington
Don von
New London
Wellington
Dan
C. R. Neal
Gertrude Witbeck
Phillis Hughes
Hester Witbeck
W J. Dowell
Iure Theatre Owners
Columbus
Lewis Cook
Cleveland
A. B. Smith
Thos. Graves
Loran
Local notes from Argus Indiana funeral and society events
Jan 17 notes report C Maple officiating at a funeral in Argus. William Hudson to oversee cemetery work. Ladies Aid well attended with a dinner hosted by Mesdames Hopp James and Ralph Fortune. Dinner price set at twenty five cents. Diana Bainbridge plans to resume school duties next week. Olver Palmer moved to Berea for work. Farewell reception for Mr. and Mrs. Duth hosted Friday. Mrs Bush gifted with silver tablespoon set. Parents Teachers meeting February 4 at church. Grange to present its regular program. Stinchcomb family welcomes baby born Friday Jan 12. News also mentions a severely ill relative staying with Newton Blaine and hospital treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olver Palmer
Berea
Mrs. Duth
Grange
Reguilar
Ima Dar Stinchcomb
Prhomoas
Bi Newton Blaine
Confiner
Superior Electric verdict against Pearce drawn up
The Superior Electric Co. wins a verdict for 157.15 against Roy L Pearce on a cognovit note, with the judgment entered this month for the stated amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Electric Co
Roy L Pearce
Dairymen to Meet in Elyria for Milk Co operative Talk
Dairymen of the Elyria lodge of the Ohio Farmers Cooperative Milk Association will convene Thursday at 7 30 p m at the Court House. Members urged to bring old stock certificates. I T Fullmer president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Jocal
Ohio Farmers’ Co-operative Milk Association
Fullmer
Auto Fatalities Rise as Two Die in Cincinnati Crash
In Cincinnati Samuel Schwartz 76 and Mary Rice 62 died at home from injuries after being struck by automobiles. Their deaths bring this year’s auto fatality total to eight. A church dance event hosted by Court of Honor in GA for one evening on January 25 lasts one night with 25 cent admission.
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Cincinnati
Samuel Schwartz
Mary Rice
Court of Pone
G. A
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Mewchange Club
Ino
Jim Armi
Tage
Jim
Jake Shaffer
Armitage
H. B. Stoughton
A. C. Kebnert
O. H Terrell
RD. Iden
J. C. Allen
W. J. Farewell
A. J. Laundon
Liord Jefferson
G. M. Marsh
Harry Hinkson
E. F. McElroy
D. G. Sotherdon
BH. M. Redington
D. G. Eyman
F. A. Underhill
W. A. Gillmore
J. W. Dewhurst
L. J. Kerr
A. Hawk
G. A. Lemm
W. W. West
A. Richards
W. E. Hidd
W. R. Cameron
Roy Peat
Chas. C. Lord
R. J. Agate
Paul Steger
West Inth Street
Marieteger
Walter Raynd
Lucille
Beaton
RS. Powers
John Powers
Waen Fay
Carrie Nedaz
Przez
Wilford Hastey
Homas Monroe
Margaret Gri
Monroe Street
AMES
Malta
Alta
Wurst
Levanta
Rosert Burks
Knights OF ST. Joan
Grace Lutheran Brotherhood
Friendship Club
Four O'Clock Club
C. G. Washburn
Murray Ridge
Parent-Teacher’s Association
H.C. Wilcox
Ught
J. B. Johnson
Ohia Public Service Company
Kiwanis Club
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Harcy Yodd
Carol Lewis
United Presbyterian Ladies Awd Society
United Presbyteran Ladies Aid Society
Churea
A. J Krugman
Ars George Yost
Federation
W. OC. A
Suoner
Vivian Trache
Inas Bradley
Ruth Mist
Marsha Jager
Roumania
Seh Industial
Thersani
Laurel
J. H. Brown
Pedro
Farl Cov
Stock
Farmer
Yelington
Ils
Plaa
Pather
Georce Tinva
eTune Oneraitor
Cleve
Varner
Lorain Ameter
Plaster
Edith White
Ely- Taitev
Noel
Bertha Ti
Prospect Poppe
Baby Joe Kienevak
Nira
Oxford
Henry Altmiller
Chilren
Timbs
H. Altmiller
W. Moulder
Carl Spaulding
Elyria
Call
Ed Moulder
Henry Birdsall
Leora Grenze
Pierce
G. BB Teree
Wier Grayboshi
Grabiski
Christina Prarris
Perham
Vharies Hinckley
Schoefie
Floriwit
Birminghan
Curtice
Tpt Health
White House
OFC
Elyria Business College
budinaLillege
GRAND
Eagles Hall
Chronicle-Telegran
The
Elyria Art&Tea
Hecock's
Everhart
BON Ton
Postoffice
Ohio
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