Community Religious and Social Club Meetings Report
Local groups including Colcmem GinP speakers and Elisabeth Wilson of New York City headline a busy evening of society events. Amaryllis Club, Order of Eastern Star, Royal Neighbors, Murray Ridge PTA, Daughters of Scotia and multiple church circles convene with speakers, devotionals, rummage planning and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colcmem Ginp
Elisabeth Wilson
Poliyania Club
Wits
E. E. Dettman
Stanford
S. P. Franklin
Baldwin-Wallace College
Evangeli cal Women Union meeting and lodge notices
The Evangeli cal Women Union opened with devotionals led by Mrs. Getta Miller and heard a paper on The Story of the Synod by Mrs. Arthur Hiscox. Officers were elected led by Mrs. John Jehle with Mrs. Lehmann as treasurer. A Chevalier Lodge open meeting plans, lectures on Tennyson, and Goodwill Bible Class hosting followed. Daughters of Scotland Areyle Lodge No. 1 reported a full meeting with a new member Christina Nicholson and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Women’s Union
John Jehia
Getta Miller
Arthur Hiscox
Karl Lehmann
John Jehle
Elmer Oswald
Gus Quade
Fred Basse
Charles Schultz
Daughters OF Scotland
Areyle Ledge No
Wurst Hall
Christina Nicholson
Ante
Mary Peaman
Dolly Biack
St Andrew’s Club Dinner Highlights Electric Lecture
The Men’s Club of St. Andrew’s church enjoyed a well attended dinner and program last evening. Donald Smith of CL gave a lecture on electric lamp development with moving pictures, followed by music from Miss Garland and Miss Wildman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew's Church
St. Andrew's Church
Paul Wainwright
Donald Smith
Local Club Notices and Socials Highlight February Gatherings
Yesterday afternoon a well attended Methodist amint meeting hosted by Mrs T L Jo Mowre with Mrs Miller and Mrs Vail. After business, the circle discussed The Man Nobody Knows and socialized at Mrs Winston’s home on Eissih Sires. Next Wilting Workers meet at Mr and Mrs Van Amburgh Grafton Road. Ten members and two guests enjoyed a tureen dinner at Mrs Dor Wilmot’s Adelbert Street. prizes went to Mrs Fawn Hamilton, Mrs William Hunter, Mrs Paul Hubbell, with Mrs John Sinegar consolation. Mrs Catherine Krugmac to host on Clark Street next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
C. B. Simkins
Twelfth Street
Melton
Sirs. Huffman
Utas
Fritz Rudin
E. F. Allen
F. F.allen
Washington Avenue
Geni
Lady
Murasaki
Arthur Waley
Charles Cushing
William Muir Auld
Andre Maurain
Edward Johnston
Hamilton Street
Nettie Johnson
United Presbyterian Church
C. L. Hristol
Harvard Avenue
Ressior
India
Union Mission Band
TL. Jo Mowre
Miller
Vail
Siew
Hinston
Eissih Sires
John Resaran
Grand Street
Lucky Links Club
Dor Wilmot
Adelbert Street
Fawn Hamilten
William Hunter
Paul Hubbell
John Sinegar
Catherine Krugmac Bes
Clark Street
Carlisle
Carlisle Town Hall
SONS OF VETERANS AUXILIARY INSTALL NEW OFFICERS
The Sons of Veterans Auxiliary held a joint officer installation with the camp. Officers wore white and red insignia against palms and plants, with Mason Sworith as installing officer assisted by several ladies. One membership application was balloted, and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons OF Veterans Auxiliary
Sons of Veterans Uret
Mason Sworith
Mary Clarcomb
Jennie Lent
Caide
Bertha BleCreedy
Jeanelte
Arnold
Trin
Hattie Dance
Silva
Duvitr
Lorain Chapter Speakers At Large Gathering
Elyrian is speaker at Lorain Lorain Chapter meeting at Mrs J B Noakes residence Lorain after noon with a three course luncheon. Attendees include Doug A Wrummonuo state secretary of Young People's Branch WCGT U and Mrs Nellie Hill Lorain county president. Also noted are Harry Carroll Emma Steddart Henry Wilkinson Jr Joris Andrews and Rev Edwin Kirby in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doug A. Wrummonuo
Young People’s Branch
Nellie 35. Hill
Lorain
J. BE
Noakes
E. Erie Avenue
Harry C. Carroll
Emma Stedd
Art
Elyria
Henry Wilkinson, Jr
Cleveland
Joris Andrews
Weilington
Edwin Kirby
Social club activities and birthday party notices
Miss Ruth Haesler hosted eighteen friends at her Lod street home last Wednesday evening with games and music. Prizes went to Emma Dostali and Theodore Washke, followed by refreshments for a list of guests. Other items report meetings, dinner plans, and Bunco prize notices from local clubs and bride Mrs Wilma Aldrich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iane Worcester
Cleveland Street
Malcolm Burke
Mildred Wolfs
Juanitz Gibbs
Ted Darringer
Mise Barak Tapper
SEREE
Sesrands
Berk
Reid Yester Mings
Ane Bufcer
Claveland Street
Elemen
Peero Ape
Jack Vari
Mary Hogan
Louis Beballov
Beare
Ervin Wendell
Ceta Ghreel
Hermar Peabody
Florence Troutman
Winckhles Court
Daughters OF
Ruth Haesler
Pleasan
Lod
Emma Dostali
Theodore Washke
Imma Dostall
Anna Wissinger
Tfazel Todzbham
Winona Hull
Idla Chervetka
Thelma Jumont
Noherta Coaurtd
Charles McCue
United Préshelerah
Jaenite Reliord
Courtland Street
Horor
Wilma Aldrich
Washington
Hospital Notes Admissio Readings Mixed In Fragment
Fragmented hospital notes list patients and addresses including Mrs Hattie Gibson Theresa Stark James Bork and Charles Baker with several street details. Other names appear such as Leon Simunia Grafton Guy Nolan and Burt Hummelbaugh along with Mrs Russell Becker and Mrs Dunlap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admissio
Hattie Gitson
Chestnut St
Theresa Stark
James Bork
Poivon
Schamges
Charles Baker
Woodford Ave
Leon Simunia Grafton
Guy Nolan
Mendoo
Charles Paper
Burt Hummelbaugh
Rve
Russell Becker
Jefferson
Ss Dunlap
Pleasant St
Obertin
Local Society Notes Mixed with Traveling Guests
Mrs BE J Stankard of 338 Eleventh street visits relatives in Cleveland for several days. Mr and Mrs RH O Seprer attend the wedding of Miss Father Campbell and Ralph Beal in Lorain. Rose Estok of Cleveland visits Mrs Becaer on Perkins court. Nellie Hill of Park Avenue visits Lorain. Ray McGowan and Harres Maddox spend day in Cleveland. Joseph Walsh and Wilh inte Dengare host guests on Ninth street. Earl Bell of Lorain visits Elyria friends. Beloit Murdoch of Washington travels to Cleveland. Mrs Charles Shuckhart returns from Fremont after a death in the family. Anna Snellenberger of Lorain visits Hazel Gibson. BE EL Redolph recovering at daughter’s home in Lakewood. Jean Murbach, wife of Frank Ayers of Lorain, mentioned. Mina Pitts of Oberlin visits Mrs W R Blarney on Wooster street. Opal Hambler of Lorain visits Mrs O Thorla on Samuel street. Mrs George Smith sells Marseilles Ave home and moves to Berlinville Ohio. Mrs BE Ashton and Anna head to Toledo for weekend with daughter Mrs W T McGregor. Elizabeth Wilson of New York arrives to speak at M C A banquet and meeting tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray McGowan
Harres Maddox
Cleveland
Joseph Walsh
Wilh Inte Dengare
Ninth Street
Earl Bell
Lorain
Elyria
Beloit Murdoch
Washington
Ohio
Charles Shuckhart
Fourth Street
Fremont
Anna Snellenberger
Hazel Gibson
EL Redolph
Alman
Lakewood
Boxd
Jean Murbach
Frank Ayers
Mina Pitts
Oberlin
W.R. Blarney
Woos
Ter Street
Opal Hambler
W. T_ M’Gregor_ Mise
Elizabeth Wilson
New York City
Burria
M.C. A
How to Look and Feel Younger Advertisement
A healthful digestive stimulant promises renewed energy, better appetite, and weight gain for underweight men. The ad promotes a tonic described as a remarkable stimulant from an old Virginia company, claiming quicker changes in energy, eyesight, and vigor with daily use and a small wine glass with meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Ant
Monticello
Bank clerks prepare to leave as cashier McGregor is found in building
In a bank, clerks finishing the day are interrupted by the manager who asks if cashier McGregor has gone home. A clerk confirms he is in the building and even shows his matches on his desk as proof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGregor
Joni
Painted curtain fad spurs home decor trends in England
Mrs Will Ellis inspired imitation curtain designs seen in Lt. Lee Surachey’s notes, with Chelsea England homes showcasing bright blue drawing room scenes and dollhouse window effects. A Cambridge Massachusetts school has opened to teach handweaving arts. Tonight’s Flyrna Eagles Snow Ball promises a grand, communal dance with many Snow Balls and a giant Snow Man, attracting hundreds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Ellis
Lee Surachey
Chelsea
England
Flyrna Eagles
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Golden Rule Bible Class
Edmund Wright
East River Street
Wreesnerer
Charles Swartzle
F. K. Lawrence
Jesus
Joseph Lautenechleger
Harwood Street
Roest
Beacon Licht
Beacon Licht Girls
Helen Mocspy
En Phiel
Marion Patlus
Lola Stoelx
Thelma Marns
Sies Julia Wieland
Vest Mentias
Seacon Light Girls
Ladies’ Aid OF
Grace Lutheran Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Charles Schahle S
Falon
Aid Society
E. W. UT
Chevalier Lodge
Chevalier Ludge
Lodge
Jewels
Swartzle
Tarr
Haines
Ketcham
Nelson
Hughes
Amherstom
Strnights
Atld
William Nuir Auld
Tennyspng
Bill
Auld
Teverson
Goodwill Bible Class
Mrx Fowell
Miss Gooch
Third
Goodwill Bible
Jasu
Febmart
Marc
Woman's Club
Sherman
J. Brader
Bling Garland
Myrtle Wildman
Henry Heidrich
Fr. Merrill
Merrill
Eleanor Tinn
Pleasent
Horel
J.andon
Als
Cambridge
M_ EL CHURCH
Yveomen
Mrs. Dengate
William Dengata
Ta Waish
Dover
Jake Emmerich
Tedrg
Frank Dietrich
Pedro
Riverdale
Elyrian
Lorai
Miss Luth Haesler
Misa Rosestok
W. J. Henke
Trttersalt Lenurt
Wihvers
Henke
Hoffman
R. Goetz
Metealf
I Z
Meg. Scamidt
Fast River Street
Bunco Club
O Samuel Stre
Frizes
Buuen
Dorothy Thorla
Clut
Albert Writzht
Opal Hambley
Geo. Paul
Mar
Maeet
Karen Parner Arcane
Bunco Club Co. Theria
BE. J. Stankard
Eleventh Street
RH. O. Seprer
Father Campbell
Ralph Beal
Miss Rose
Estok
Becaer
Perpons Court
Nellie Mr Hill
Parkaranue
Casnen
Tomer
Carlisle Grange
Elyria Eagles
C. E.guth
Elyria Sav
Rialto
Sudro Funeral Home
Mass
Marcelling
Chas. H. Kopp
Broad St
Reynolds Brothers
Boc
Cook’s Millinery Fast Ave
Wildercraft
Tonite
Snow Man
Busick
Hecock
Columbia
Rickette
Earl Bortnatt
Fox
New Orleans
Ted Lewis
A. B. Sauer Music
Lorain Coy
Ss Musical
Ik Aeters
St. Elyrii
Ruth Shop
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ANT Hosiery
Bon-Ton
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