Wildey Program Marks Odd Fellows Anniversary
St Clair Rebekah Lodge No. 207 held the annual Wildey program tracing the order’s history from Thomas Wildey’s 1800s formation of the first lodge to today's branches. Members from Oberlin Lodi Amherst and Grafton attended as speakers highlighted the tree of Odd Fellowship with reports on Encampment Militant Rebekah and Junior orders and a closing dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge No
Odd Fellows
Thomas Wildey
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge No. 207
Nellie Smith
Nelie Reynods
Reynolds
Anna Friday
Lizzie Lewis
Soalden
Odd Fellowship
Paul Wainwright
Mary Fox
Noble Grand Elsrna Lodge No
Miles C. Reynolds
Local Clubs Host Meetings And Socials Tonight
Sigma Gamma Sorority holds a benefit bridge. Pilgrim Woman’s Association meets Mrs Elsie Scrivens at 509 East Broad Street. Sons of Union Veterans auxiliary card party. Thursday Night Pals with Bessie Younskman. Zhonta Class of Second Congregational Church with Florian Hanenstein. Owl Club with Lillian Nessotho von Take Avenue. Major Woodworth Camp installation. Daughters of Scotland at Wurst Hall. Social hour after sessions. Personality Pals with Ruth Townsend. Jolly Thirteen Club with Agnes Foss. Business and Professional Women meet at Lorain County Bank building. Rear Up Club at 7 90. First Congregational Church annual meeting after parish dinner at Kisa. Men’s Club of St. Andrew’s Church in church school room 61380. Clan Robertson No 242 meets. Women’s Benefit Association meets. David Nye Chapter Order of DeMolay meets in I O F Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Townsend
Eighth Street
Jolly Thirteen
Agnes Foss
High Street
Lorain County Bank
Kisa
St. Andrew's Church
Churchk
Clan Robertson
Order of Scottish Clans
Women's Benefit Association
David Nye
Order of DeMolay
Lo. O. F
Women Meet in Circle and Elect District Officers
Twenty ladies attended Circle No. 8 of the Methodist church for a luncheon at Mrs. Ada Heimbach's home on Fourth Street. The program included devotions, prayers, a birthday program, readings, and plans for a February event. Separately, the Past Noble Grand Association of Rebekah Lodges elected district officers in the I.O.O.F. Hall with officers named from Obelin Elyria Grafton Wellington. The next quarterly meeting will be in Grafton in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Ada Heimbach
Fourth Street
E. E. Dettman
O. G. Dunn
J. Bond
Yygacheon
W. C. Snowden
General Aid Society
Tattersall
Mark Twain
Noble Grand Ass'n
Noble Grand Association of
Rebekah
I. O. O. F. Hall
Nettie Summers
Oberlin
Iva Gardner
Grafton
and Gehrke
Elyria
Carrie Miller
Ida Vincent
Insurance men convene at Newell Hotel for district meeting
State Automobile Mutual Insurance Company executives from Columbus expect a district gathering at the Newell Hotel tonight. G. Leroy Sehnell, sales manager, will deliver the principal address, with the assistant sales manager also speaking. Attendees include representatives from Lorain Erie Sandusky Medina Ashland and Summit Counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etve Ren
State Automobile Mutual Insurance Company
Newell Hotel
G. Leroy Sehnell
Columbus
Lorain
Erie
Sandusky
Medina
Ashland
Summit Counties
Mrs T Whitmore Hosts Methodist Circle Meeting
Mrs T Whitmore hosted Circle No 6 of the First Methodist Church at 336 Harvard Ave with 20 members and 3 guests. Mrs Warner Curtis led the business session, piano by Eleanor Erickson and Agnes Erickson, devotional by C B Simkins, refreshments served, adjourned to Feb 21 at Mrs A C Corfman’s Park Ave home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Whitmore
M. E. Church
Ruth
Ryan
Circle No. 6
First Methodist Church
Harvard Avenue
Warner Curtis
Eleanor Erickson
Agnes Erickson
C. B. Simkins
A. C. Corfman
Park Avenue
First Church Circle Meets at Home of Mrs Lyndon
First Congregational Church Circle No 2 met at Mrs R E Lyndon's Princeton avenue home with fifteen members and four guests. A brief business session preceded a devotional by Mrs R W Mee Williams and guest speaker Mrs Otto Greene described the Bowery Mission in New York City. A hostess serving luncheon followed, assisted by several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church
R. E. Lyndon
First Congregational Church
Princeton Avenue
R. W. Mee- Williams
Otto Greene
Bowery
New York City
R. L. Stearns
Paul Cochrane
Clarence Adams
Harwood Lersch
Tony Manzo
Charles McDonald, Jr
H. H. Meckley
La Porte Methodist Night Features Travel Photos
The La Porte Methodist church holds monthly church night on Friday with a three-coin supper at seven. Committee members include Mr and Mrs R N Fox and Mr and Mrs Roy Robson. Reverend K P Meister will present travel pictures and give a lecture after dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church of
LaPorte
R. N. Fox
Roy Robson
K. P. Meister
Young Women Missionary Society Meets at Advisor Home
The M E Young Women's Missionary Society held a postponed meeting at Mrs C M Ackerman's Princeton avenue home with a tureen supper at six. Miss Victorine Sears chaired a brief session while Miss Dorothy Byers led devotions. Mrs A J Fenner spoke on youth missions and showed articles from several countries. The next gathering is planned for February 20 at the Elyria Home for the Aged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women’s Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
C. M. Ackerman
Princeton Avenue
Victorine Sears
Dorothy Byers
A. J. Fenner
Young Peoples Missions
Emmanuel Lutheran Churches
Elyria Hone For
Circle 3 First Methodist meets for February session
Fifteen members and three guests gathered Wednesday afternoon in the church parlors for Circle 3's February meeting. Mrs. J W Sloan opened with devotion, business was led by Mrs. H L Cordrey, and reports on activities were favorable. A card from former member Mrs G A Reeder was read. dollars day was discussed. Hostesses served luncheon. A three luncheon is planned for February 21 at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle 3
First Methodist Church
J. W. Sloan
Mirs. H. L. Cordrey
G.A. Reeder
Lakewood
Boggs
Crozier
Snyder
Circle 1 entertains Circle 4 at First Congregational Church
Circle 1 of the First Congregational church hosted Circle 4 in church parlors. The groups held separate sessions then joined for a program led by Mrs. Eric Chapman with devotional, scripture on life, poems by H W Ingersoll Sr, and songs by Mrs. Wilfrid Bowdler. The tea followed with a verse-drawn centerpiece. February meeting to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Eric Chapman
H. M. Metcalf
H. W. Ingersoll, Sr
Louise McCloy Horn
Wilfrid Bowdler
Mesdames Pankoff
Athe
E. Fowls
Chapman
L. R. Todd
Circle 4
Intersoli
Circle 1
Emmanuel Lutheran Aid Society Honors Two Members
Emmanuel Lutheran church aid society held a luncheon in the church parlor where two birthdays were celebrated. Honors were noted for Mrs. Oliver Miller and Mrs. A H Sayles of Mansfield with supper arrangements observed. Mrs. Harry Storer presided over the business meeting and announced the next gathering set for February twenty first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aid Society
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Oliver Miller
A. H. Sayles
Mansfield
Harry Storer
Stene Nombre Club Hosts Evening With Bridge Prizes Planned Theater Trip
Twelve members met with Miss Evelyn Head and Robert Bainbridge at the East River street home. Bridge was the highlight with first prizes to Mrs. Clarence Schroeder and Charles Kuffner and consolation prizes to Mrs. Charles Kuttner and Houghton Warner. A luncheon followed and a business session set a February third Cleveland theatre party. The group will meet January 31 at the Oberlin home of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Stevens. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Denes at Elyria Memorial Hospital on January 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stene Nombre Club
Evelyn Head
Robert Bainbridge
East River Street
Bridge
Clarence Schroeder
Charles Kuffner
Charles Kuttner
Houghton Warner
Cleveland
Vernon Stevens
Oberlin
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges Listing
The notice lists admissions: Ugo Ursa Ashta bula Mrs. George Gens R D 3 Shirley Smith Lester Olio Patricia Perry Ashtabula Eve lyn Carey Spencer Mrs Joe Denes RD Now 2 Mrs Carl Jantz Grafton. Discharges: Harry Heldrver. Street records show residents at 331 Fifth Street 541 Denison Avenue 220 E Seventh Street 513 E River Street 280 Pasadena Avenue and RD 3 with infant girls noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ugo Ursa
Ashtabula
George Gens
R. D
Shirley Smith
Lester
Olio
Patricia Perry
Evelyn Carey
Spencer
Joe Denes
Carl Jantz
Grafton
Harry Heldrver
Fifth Street
Ward Young
Denison Avenue
James Bennett
E. Seventh Street
George Turnbull
E. River Street
Charles Hazelton
Pasadena Avenue
Thomas Letz
Methodist Circle Meeting Hosted by Mrs Jennings
Mrs B S Jennings of itis Middle avenue entertained Circle No 3 of the Methodist church yesterday. President Mrs Frances Henry led devotionals with Mrs John Streicher, followed by business and piano solos by Barbara Jennings and Jane Unger. A talk on Winter Birds by Mrs Cora Ensign identified desirable and undesired birds. A refreshment course was served to fifteen members and three guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.S. Jennings
Itis Middle Avenue
Circle No. 3
Methodist Church
Frances Henry
John Streicher
Barbara Jennings
Jane Unger
Cora Ensign
Circle No 2 Methodist group meets at Mrs Akers home
Circle No 2 of the Methodist church was entertained yesterday at the home of Mrs. Frank Akers on Reverts court. Twenty one members and guests were present. Routine business was handled and the program, The Origin of Familiar Hymns, was read by Mr Champney and sung by Mr P Chabonottf. Refreshments were served by the hostess with assistance from Mrs K J Nohart and Mrs A ent lock. The next meeting will be at Mrs PB Chabonott's on Courtland street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Frank Akers
Reverts Court
Sir. Champney
Sire. P. Chabonottf
K. J. Nohart
Mrs Tipe and Mrs Ludwig Host Circle 3 Meeting
Mrs Fred Tipe and Mrs W Ludwig co hosted Circle 3 of the First Congregational church at their Hamilton avenue home on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs George Gill and Mrs S G Shaw led a program before refreshments were served. The next gathering will be February 21 at Mrs Warren Platner’s 149 Columbus street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Tite
W. Ludwig
Hamilton Avenue
Circle 3
First Congregational Church
George Gill
S. G. Shaw
Warren Platner
Columbus Street
Community Club and Neighbors Meetings This Week
Royal Neighbors gather Friday at 7 00 pm with officer installation to follow. Round Table Discussion Club meets tonight at 210 Cleveland Street hosted by Mr and Mrs A H Pfaff with I Peters as speaker. Widening Circle meets Friday at 2 00 pm at Baptist East Avenue House. Neighborhood Bible Class teachers meet Friday at 1 00 pm at the Baptist church house. DeMolay holds an evening meeting to finalize plans for public installation and graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Table Discussion Club
A. H. Pfaff
Cleveland Street
I. Peters
Baptist East Avenue House
Baptist Church House
Young People’s Society Meeting at St John’s Lutheran
The Young People’s Society of St John’s Lutheran held a January 16 meeting with 26 members present. Visitors Karl and Robert Eady joined, Virginia Dekker was welcomed as a new member, and the Entertainment Committee for the year was elected: Ernc Burandt, Max Novak, Wanda Munz, and Henry Koepp. The group discussed revising the constitution and adjourned to committee duties.
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Young People’s Society of
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Karl
Robert Eady
Virginia Dekker
Ernc Burandt
Max Novak
Wanda Munz
Henry Koepp
Missionary Program Presented by Woman's Association
The Woman's Association of the Second Congregation met at the church with strong turnout. New president Mrs. John Hecock presided. the Young Woman's Division led the program with devotions by Mrs. Bertha Phipps and a reading on Missions. Plans were made for a February play. Tea ended the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Association
Frank Spencer
Division Aa
Charms and Cupid Color Howe Street Bridge Party
Miss Marjorie Smith hosted a compliment to bride elect Miss Jane Moody at Howe Street. Guests played bridge with Agnes Dengate winning high, Elizabeth Hancock second, Ora Champion third. prizes to Mrs. Ellis Hopkins and Mrs. Kenneth Bovlan. Luncheon followed with red and white decor and a gift box for Moody containing kitchen gifts. Hopkins was the only out of town guest from Wellsville New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Smith
Howe Street
Jane Moody
Nelson Fitch
Bridge
Agnes Dengate
Elizabeth Hancock
Ora Champion
Ellis Hopkins
Wellsville
New York
Kenneth Bovlan
Moody
Wellsville, N.Y
Miss Faith Wilford Honored With Kitchen Shower
A Tuesday evening kitchen shower at Green Lantern Tea Room featured Bunco with Ann Madhock winning first prize and Gertrude Boylan receiving a corsage. Hostess Bernadine Dunn presented the bride with pink roses and baby breath, guests included Faith Wilford and several out of town attendees from Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faith Wilford
Green Lantern Tea Room
Bunco
Ann Madhock
Gertrude Boylan
Bernadine Dunn
Frances Dunn
Mabel Kofske
Helen Holcomb
Helen
Grace McCullough
Shirley Thomson
Rose Mori
Gerald Hults
First Meeting of the V Club Elects Officers
The inaugural meeting at Margaret Dunn home on 23 Middle Avenue elected officers: president Margaret Dunn, vice president Kathryn Roling, secretary Jane Emerich, and treasurer Regina Burke. A social time followed, with a hike planned for Saturday if weather permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Dunn
Middle Avenue
Kathryn Roling
Jane Emerich
Regina Burke
Marriage License Applications
Charley Underhill 46 a plumber from New London and Rosa B Sackett 43 from Elyria apply with Rev Wiseman. Ygnacio Hererera 25 a laborer and Gertrude Bracco 23 from Lorain apply with a minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Underhill
New London
Rosa B. Sackett
Elyria
Wiseman
Ygnacio Hererera
Gertrude Bracco
Lorain
Lepso touted as home epilepsy relief in Milwaukee ad
An advertisement claims Lepso relieves epileptic attacks and urges readers to send name age and address to R. Lepeo at Apt 6 percent 123 E Wright St Milwaukee Wisconsin for a free trial supply. The copy promotes a 25 year reputation and asks sufferers to contact for a trial.
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Lepso
Euffer
R. Lepeo
E. Wright St
Milwaukee
Wis
Nursery School Halves Year At Emmanuel Lutheran
Eastern Heights Nursery School resumes after a half year break on Monday January twenty second. Under Mrs John Ade the program runs at Emmanuel Lutheran Church Princeton and Garfield streets from nine to eleven thirty each weekday. Children aged two to four receive indoor and outdoor training in physical mental emotional and social coordination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yrbar
Eastern Heights
Mere
John Ade
Sir le Oiel
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Princeton
Garford Streets
Daughters of St Andrew Sew for Red Cross
Daughters of St Andrew meet Wednesday at Mrs Louis Dyke home 1251 East River Street. A large number attended and after a brief business session the group spent the afternoon sewing for the Red Cross. Mrs Ennes was a guest yesterday and refreshments followed. Mrs G E Gould of 323 Stanford Avenue will host the Feb 7 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters OF ST. Andrew
RED Cross
Louis Dyke
East River Street
Beal Cross
Ign Ennes
G. E. Gould
Stanford Avenue
Burns Commemoration Concert Planned by Club
At a Monday meeting the club committee finalized plans for a Robert Burns concert in the 1. C. O. F. Hall West Broad street on Saturday January 20th at 7 45 PM The program features Highland dancing Miss Jessie Burns songs by Mrs David Wilson violin solos Wade Grabill and more A play Willie Brewed a Peck Out with Gatley and Hutcheson and Scotland songs are planned The Burns cottage interior was prepared by David Wilson and Fred Sparks This marks the first in a series of club concerts for the year with dancing to close the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Burns
Scotland
West Broad Street
William Burps
C. Powell
George Halliday
O'Neill
Amherst
Robert Berens
Elyria
David Wilson
Fred Sparks
Local residents travel plans and wedding party notes
Miss Mary Riley and Mr and Mrs Walter Pardee along with Clarence Burchard left yesterday for St Petersburg Florida by auto. Mrs A N Searles of Camden Ohio has been visiting with Mr and Mrs Searles of East Avenue. Mrs Bert LeRue of Knoxville Tennessee visits grandparents Mr and Mrs Charles Abbey. Mrs C A Olsen of Hamilton Avenue will be in Darien Connecticut this weekend as a bridal party member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Riley
Walter Pardee
Clarence Burchard
Lake Avenue
St. Petersburg
Florida
A. N. Searles
Camden
Ohio
Ho.n. Searles
East Avenue
Bert LeRue
Knoxville
Tennessee
Charles Abbey
C. A. Olsen
Hamilton Avenue
Darien
Connecticut
Wedding and local notices from Ohio area events
At the wedding of Mise Emilie HON and James AL Farrell, the ceremony is at St John s Catholic church in Darien. Don Granger heads Amherst branch of Lorain County baby card. Ralph Reinhardt granted leave of absence for wisdom. Rosen born to Mr and Mrs Carl Jantz of Grafton at Elyria Memorial on January 10. Mrs Jennie Spaulding visits New London. Eleanor Shapko earns cap at Mercy Hospital Canton ceremony. Irene Stokes of Shadyville assists Shapko as big sister. Mrs E R Laver travels to West Elkton due to serious illness of her father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Emilie Hon
Cleveland
James AL Farrell
St. John's Catholic Church
Darien
Don Granger
Amherst
Lorain County
Ralph Reinhardt
Wisness
Rosen
Carl Jantz
Grafton
Elyria Memorial Musprial
Jennie Spaulding
New London
Ohio
Frank Wunderly
Marseilles Mvonue
Eleanor Shapko
Mercy Hospital
Canton
Irene Stokes
Shadyville
Shapko
E. R. Laver
West Elkton
Jesse
Bluffton lodge to honor 20th birthday of longtime member
BLUFFTON Ohio January 18 An drew Blamenstein a Masonic member for 65 years will be guest of honor at a Bluffton lodge reception Friday night observ ing his 20th birthday anniversary and noting his 438 years as lodge secretary a record believed unequaled. COLUMBUS Ohio January 15 Physical education teachers and coaches in schools with so vets training to hold certificates were urged by Dr B L Skinner state director to enroll in approved institutions and complete training. DAYTON Ohio January 15 Asa Wilson 46 Miamisburg said by officers to have been wounded fr
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluffton, O
Andrew Blamenstein
Bluffton Lodge
Columbus
Blol Skinner
State Department of Education
Dayton
Asa Wilson
Miamisburg
Dance at Ridgeville Grange Hall Friday Evening
Cooks Orchestra to play at Ridgeville Grange Hall Friday evening with admission set at 25 cents per person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville Grange Hall
Cooks Orchestra
Local Man Beverley Dies in Hospital. Warrants Issued
Frank Beverley died in a hospital here on Wednesday. he was under arrest in Warren. Mrs. Noy Kirkwood, 27, and her daughters Donabelle and Dorothy, are recovering from burns. A Preston tank containing 2,500 gallons of water collapsed, spraying scalding vapor on a Meadowhock frame house, 40 feet away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Beverley
Beverley
Warren
Noy Kirkwood
Donabelle
Dorothy
Saale
Meadowhock
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Lis Howard BR. Butler
Snooker
Brigiss Cbs
Forman
Milo Warner
Safe
Paul Wainreht
Cot Co
Stmmers
Patriach Milluunt Department
Summers
Frank Wilson
Canton Lorain No. 95
Brugiin Barthers
Viola Benton
Keen Kutter Club
Elsie Swartze
Mabel Sayles
Lydia Miller
Adelbert Street
Laporte Methodists
I. C. C. F. Hall
Lorain County Rabbit
Cary Ass'n
M. E. Young Women’s Missionary Society
Pollar
1St Methodist Church
Emmanuel Lutheran Aid Society
R. D. No
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Ms. B. Jennings
Methodist Circle
Methodist Circle NO. 2
Mrs
Tipe
Ludwig
ST. Paul’s
Merving
Miss Jane Moody
Miss Wilford
NEW 8 V Club
M. GG. T. Club
England
M. G. T. Club
Mollie Harrison
Annie Davison
London
Oberlin Road
J. Martin Beck
Little Lila Fell
Edison School
Robert and
Hubert Smith
Holy Cross
George Zemba
British Empire Club
Virginia
C.W. Young
N. Maple St
Qur Optical Service
Elyrea Savings Bank
All Coal C. O. D
The
Walton Ice & Rei Go
Reublin Bros
Reublin
Texas
Rhode Island
Northern Spys
Baldwins
Jonathans
Baske
Ieee
Ips
Edward
Richelieu
Vulcan Coffee
Mazda
Idaho
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