Canton Lorate and Auxiliary Attend Oberlin Funeral
The Canton Lorate and Auxiliary will attend the funeral of Mrs. Crowell of Oberlin at Oberlin Methodist Church Wednesday afternoon in full dress. Various groups postponed meetings, rescheduling to attend the services, including Who's Who Club, Past Noble Grand Association, Mystic Five Hundred Club, and Women's Benefit Association with a dinner and officer elections planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Lorate and
Crowell
Oberlin
Lodge
Who's Who Club
Kershaw
Furnace Street
Noble Grand Association
Esther Crowell
Mystic Five Hundred Club
H. E. Hoard
Clark Street
Women's Benefit Association
Wurst Hall
Dance at The Hedges Thursday night
Dance at The Hedges Thursday night January 24 invites the public to attend with a good caller guiding the event.
Evening Club Meetings and Lorain Society Notes
A dense page lists numerous Lorain club gatherings and civic events for the evening. Entries include the Woman's Club supper at Alta Mira Tea Rooms with Miss Ann Sawyer as speaker, Utopia Club at Mrs. Wessell, Knights of St. John Ladies Auxiliary, Cum A Lot Club electing officers, Suni Club electing officers, Sigma Gamma at YWCA, Notawa Club officer elections, ICOF and Grafton Lodge membership degree events, Frank Harmon Lodge at Masonic Hall, Woman's Benefit Association dinner and officer installation, American Legion, Modern Woodmen, St. John's Lutheran school board, Business Woman's Dept. supper at 6:30 with Oriental Rugs program, Happy Hour Banco Club, Pedigreed Canary Club meeting at 8, State Association night at Elk's Lodge, Ridgeville Grange at 8, Settlement House Girls Reserves at 6:30, Lorain County Monnett Club meeting notes from January nineteenth at YWCA with Miss Margaret Fifield reporting on campus life, and upcoming April twenty-first meeting at Mrs. Hageman's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Professions and Business “Woman's Club
Alta Mira
Ann Sawyer
Cleveland
Utopia Club
L. B. Wessell
Winckles Street
Knights of St. John
K. of C
Federation
Hazel Caywood
la Grange Road
Suni Club
Hannah Garford
Columbus Street
Sigma Gamma Club
Notawa Club
Grafton Lodge
Frank
Harmon Lodge
A. M
Masonic
Woman's Benefit Association
American Legion
Legion
Woodmen of America
K. of P. Hall
St. John's Lutheran Church
Business Woman's Department
The
Woman's Club
Happy Hour Banco Club
William Telzerow
Canary Club
F. Stehr
Ninth Street
Lorain County
State Association
Elk’s Lodge
Ridgeville Grange
Settlement House Girl Reserves
Lorain County Monnett Club
Dean Smiser
Ohio Wesleyan University
Margaret Fifield
Cy. W
Fifield
O. E. Broadbeck
A. F. Terry
William Hayden Boyer
Oberlin
Ralph Wood
Edna ‘Jones
Elyria
Wesleyan
J. E. Hageman
Lorain
Lorain Beekeepers Elect Officers at Wheeler Home
About 25 members attended to elect officers for the year at the Lorain County Beekeepers Association meeting held last night at Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Wheeler’s home in Oberlis. EB. M. Vincent was named president, F. E. Schubert vice president, and George E. Yost re elected secretary and treasurer. Next meeting set for February eighteenth at the Yost residence. Also notes on Division D of the Church of Christ meeting and a postponed missionary society gathering for the First Thursday after the next full moon.
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Lorain County
George Yost
East Avenue
Corensitz
Church of i Christ
H. G. Wilson
Canton and Auxiliary Install Officers in Lorain
Lorain Canton and Auxiliary held their annual installation of officers at the I O O F Hall with a tureen dinner. Installing officer was Mr J A Hahn of Toledo with staff Fred Hummel C R Summers and Mr Bowers. Officers installed include Captain R R Renouard and President Mrs Mary Fiedler with a social segment and Odd Fellows Band performance. The event closed with a large reception and refreshments as two hundred guests attended. The Columbia Club met for a membership drive planning and invited to Lorain Men's Club meeting next Friday with the next Lorain meeting on February 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Canton and Auxiliary
I. O
Canton and
Auxiliary
A. Hahn
Toledo
P. M
Lodge
Ohio
Fred Hummel
C. R. Summers
Mr. Bowers
Canton
R. R. Renouard
Carl Berger
Ernest Maihan
G. A. Friday
Charles Dusendahl
Mary Fiedler
Bertha Olmsted
Anna L. Friday
Anna Barnes
Nellis Wilson
Nettie Summer
Gertrude Johnson
Sadie Strohl
Laura Farrell
Betty Berser
MacDonald
Minnie Malhan
Lorena Handley
Myrtie Feekins
Odd Fellows
Aust
Columbia Club
St. John’s Club
Odtaa Club Meeting At Miss Mildred Morgan's Home
Miss Mildred Morgan hosted the Odtaa club at 301 Park Avenue. The chairman reported the Pin committee rejected two membership candidates. Plans were made for a Valentine party at Miss Galli's East Avenue home and a spring theatrical. High scores went to Miss Rothe and Miss Gaill, with piano solos and refreshments to close. Helen Lewis and Alma Gaill to host next meeting at club rooms on Eighth Street.
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Mildred Morgan
Park Avenue
Odtaa
Pin
Miss Galli
East Avenue
Miss Rothe
Miss Gaill
Helen Lewis
Alma’ Gaill
Eighth Street
M. T. C. Club Hosts Evening at Miss Kapley Home
The M. T. C. Club met last night at 401 West Avenue with eight members and four guests from Amherst and Elyria. Prizes in bunco went to Myrtle Struck first Nevi Washka second and Gertrude Parker Amherst as consolation. Refreshments followed and Miss Struck will host the next gathering February eighteenth on Columbus Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. T. C. Club
Tilly Kapley
401
West Avenue
Gertrude Parker
Neil Mathews
Amherst
Launer
Mashinski
Elyria
Myrtle Struck
Nevi Washka
Myrtle
Columbus Street
Elyria Riding Club Holds Evening Canter Meeting
The Elyria Riding Club met last evening at the riding barn for an enjoyable canter. Members present included Mr. and Mrs. Corre Smith, Mr. and Mrs. John Grouse, Kathleen Vaughn, George Calvert, Dorothy Snyder, Nellie Brown, Mrs. R. S. Silsbee, and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Baker. Mr. and Mrs. George Tulk of East River Street announce the birth of a daughter, Phyllis Elizabeth, at their home this morning.
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Elyria
George Tulk
East River Street
Phyllis Elizabeth
Knights of Pythias Lodge Installs Officers for Year
Chevalier Lodge Knights of Pythias number 316 held a meeting at the K of P hall with a large attendance. Past Chancellor L. Colson oversaw the installation of officers for the ensuing year, including Chancellor Commander F S Waldron and Vice Chancellor Horace Ketcham. A Lorain County meeting of the Knights of Pythias is set for the evening of January 28 at the K of P hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevalier Lodge Knights of Pythias
K. of P. Hall
L. ©. Colson
Waldron
Horace Ketcham
Alonzo Brown
Riley
L. M. Miller
Ori Barton
Latin Club selects motto and officers at Elyria High
Elyria High Latin Club met in room 220 after school for the last meeting of the semester. The motto Nulli sapere casu obligit was adopted and new officers chosen: Fenton McClure First Consul Elyria Brown Second Consul Edith Altfelt First Praetor Lillian Watson Second Praetor Frances Lemon Scribe Augusta Schoff Auctor Rerum Eleanor Squire Quaestor Vivian Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
Fenton McClure
Elyria Brown
Edith Altfelt
Lillian Watson
Scribe
Frances Lemon
Augusta Schoff
Auctor Rerum
Eleanor Squire
Vivian Jackson
Know Thy City Speaker Addresses Elyria Youth Club
The Young Men's Club dinner at the Y. M. C. A. featured speaker A. C. Hudnutt discussing Know Thy City. He shared statistics on Ohio Lorain County and Elyria, highlighting recent changes and Elyria’s progress and opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Club
A. C. Hudnutt
Ohio
Lorain County
Elyria
Hudnutt
Mugwumps Hold Evening Meeting at YWCA Gym
The Mugwumps met in the YWCA gym for supper and business. A Chop Suey dinner was prepared by Miss Mickey Henson and Miss Kath leen Kiser. Fifteen members attended with guests including Miss Elsie Harris, Miss Florence Jenkins, and Mrs. Morris, plus Mary Ingersoll and Kinison.
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Mugwumps
Mickey Henson
Kathleen Kiser
Elsie Harris
Third Street
Florence Jenkins
Willoughby
Ohio
Morris
Dorothy Wise
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Mary Ingersoll
Cluud
Kinison
Meeting of Division C of Second Congregational Church
Division C met at Mrs Henry Becks home on Furnace Street with good attendance. Plans for the coming year were discussed and refreshments were served. The group then adjourned to Mrs Davies home on Wooster Street for further social time on February 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational Church
Henry Beck
Furnace Street
Xirs Davies
Woosterstrest
Admissions and discharges listed for Lorain residents
Admissions include Frank Heill Jr at 324 Vulcan St John Albert 125 Blakes St Mrs Norman Oswald 249 Olive St Mr Steve Kassar 2508 East 25th St Lorain. Discharges list Clifton Terra 229 Bart Broad St Frances Man Ting R D 2 Wellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Heill, Jr
Vulcan St
John Albert
Blakes St
Norman Oswald
Olive St
Steve Kassar
East 25Th St. Lorain
Clifton Terra
Bart Broad St
Frances Man- Ting
R. D
Wellington
Robert Burns Anniversary Observed by Scottish Clans
A Robert Burns Anniversary will be held in the G A R Hall under the auspices of the Order of Scottish Clans on Thursday January 24 at 8 15 p m Speaker Rev W M Auld Clansmen and friends are cordially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Burns
G. A. R. Hall
Order of Scottish Clans
Rev
W. M. Auld
Y W C A Board Sets Date for Annual Banquet
Y W C A board met at the association building for supper and discussed class innovations in French interior decorating and handicraft. The January banquet is set for the thirty first at six thirty in St Pauls Evangelical church with Mrs Harry Chamberlain of Toledo as speaker and Mrs George Stevens presiding.
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Association
George Steven
Missy Adela Brown
Artemas Beebe
A. C. Hudnutt
McClelland
St. Paul’s Evangelical Church
Harry Chamberlain
Toledo
George Stevens
E. J. Crisp
Robert Crehore
Chiquita Club of the YWCA Opens Cabinet Meetings
The new Chiquita Club for Junior High and eighth grade girls held its first cabinet meeting with Miss Dorothy Gerhart as adviser. The group plans a February eighth supper and business meeting, a city wide Recogni tion Service in early February, and a mother and daughter banquet. All eligible girls are invited to join and the club aims for strong community involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Chiquita Club
Dorothy Gerhart
Social visits and club dinners in Fremont and Cleveland
Mr and Mrs F H Strickler hosted friends from Fremont at their Fifth Street home with tea after the Sunday service in the tabernacle. Mrs Theodore Ensign of West 104th Street Cleveland entertained twelve guests at Spring Valley Country Club. Dr A F Hagedorn of Lorais will host the Spring Valley Club Entertainment Committee for a dinner at the Club House this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Strickler
Fifth Street
Fremont
Ohio
Tabernacle
Marjorie
Anise Elliott
Harvey Hammer
Oleson
Ensign
Spring Valley
Theodore Ensign
West 104Th Street
Cleveland
Spring Valley Country Club
A. F. Hagedorn
Lorais
Spring Valley Club
Donaldson Family Announces Marriage of Eleanore May Nivus
Mr and Mrs J Donaldson of North Olmsted announce the marriage of their daughter Eleanore May to John Nivus son of Mr and Mrs H Nivus of 317 Eastern Heights Boulevard. The ceremony took place Monday evening January 21 at St Marys Parsonage with Rev Father Frey officiating. Miss Donaldson was attended by Ruth Nivus and Wilson Berger served as best man. The couple will travel to the East and reside with the brides parents upon returning in early February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Donaldson
North Olmsted
Eleanore May
John Nivus
Mrr
H. Nivus
Eastern Heights Boulevard
St. Mary’s Parsonage
Middle Avenue
Father Frey
Miss Donaldson
Ruth Nivus
Nivus
Wilson Berger
Marriage Licenses For Jay Blaine and Alice Andrews
Jay Blaine a 51 year old chef of Lorain and Alice Andrews 535 Brown River township were married by Rev Giles. Lewis Williams 57 a fireman and Mona Corlett 46 of Brownhelm were married by Rev Redhead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Blaine
Chef. Lorain
Alice Andrews
Black River Township
Giles
Lewis Williams
Mona Corlett
Brownhelm
Redhead
Mrs Crandall joins Virginia Crandall in Cincinnati
Mrs Harry Crandall of Ear court has joined Miss Virginia Crandall in Cincinnati where they will remain until Friday of this week. Miss Marian Hubbell of Eas? is also mentioned in the personals column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Crandall
Earcourt
Virginia Crandall
Cincinnati
Mas Marian Hubbell
Eas
Marmola prescription tablets promise weight loss without exercise
An advertisement touts Marmola tablets as a weight reduction method over twenty years of use. It claims no special diet or exercise is required and promises explanation of how each dose helps. Readers are urged to request a $1 box from the druggist today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asi
Rc R Ree
GRAY CO_Le Roy
Local People News and Observations From Elyria Area
A series of brief notes from Elyria and nearby cities covers funeral attendances in Sandusky, visits by Ray M. Davis of Chester WV to Robert T. Moore, Muskingum college class plates, return from Water Town NY, and a Miami trip for family matters. Gonz and family announce births at Elyria Memorial with two sons born January twenty first and twenty second.
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Gould
Annabel Rudal
J. P. West
West Avenue
Miami
Florida
Robert R. West
Dan Symons
Toledo
Lawrence Cottner
West 105Th Street
Cleveland
Peter Kolinski
Cornell Avenue
Fred Wolfe
Clinton Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Norman Oswald
Olive Street
Elyria Memorial
Tapestry Weaving Cures Many Ills
In New York Mrs. Berethea Aske Bergh extols tapestry weaving as a cure for nervous strain and grief. She cites a gynecologist and a Pennsylvania millionaire who found insomnia and anxiety relief through weaving, calling it therapy before it was common practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Berethea Aske Bergh
Monacan Woes Pester Prince
Louis II of Monaco faces unrest as 22,153 abstaining subjects demand better tax returns and public improvements. Women voters join the protest while radicals discuss curbing the prince's powers, echoing a 1231 shift toward constitutional government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monte Carlo
Louis II
Monaco
Prince Louis
Ryler
Monaco Council Resigns Over Powers Limitation
The 21 member council elected for four years resigned saying its powers were too narrow to fulfill duties to the untaxed Monucans. Prince Louis, a golf loving ruler, received the news at his Renaissance Chateau near Paris and urged councillors to do their duty. Prince Pierre has traveled to the capital at Louis' request to help resolve Monaco's political standoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Louis
Paris
Monaco
Pierre
Louis
Coolidge Granted Wide Hunting Privileges in Maryland
Gov. Ritchie issues statewide licenses for President Coolidge and aides to hunt in Maryland. The offer covers Chesapeake Bay waters for canvasback ducks and Garrett county for deer and wild turkey. Licenses forwarded to Washington for use during eastern shore visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Maryland
Annapolis
Albert C. Ritchie
Chesapeake Bay
Garrett County
Ritchie
Mr. Coolidge
Col
E. W. Starling
Osman Latrobe
Washington
Republican bill to admit Smith to bar in New York
Assemblyman Walter S. Gedney, Republican of Rockland, filed a bill to amend judiciary law to admit former Governor Alfred E. Smith to the bar without law school examination. The measure would extend the dispensation to anyone who served four terms as governor, with Smith the only eligible citizen. Gedney noted Smith warned last year a veto would follow if such a bill reached his desk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Alfred E. Smith
Walter S. Gedney
Rockland
Assembly
New York
Smith
Gedney
Plum puddins dogs rise again in modern prints
Paris reports that the "plum puddins" dogs, once memorialized in Victorian engravings as companions to ladies in carriages, have reemerged in contemporary prints. The piece notes their dignified breed and the revival of interest in these fashionable canines.
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Paris
Dalmatian Trend Spurs Paris and U S Fashion
Forcing pokes and chimps long loved by Frenchwomen, Dalmatians grow popular in the Champs Elysées and Bois de Boulogne. Fashion experts call this the start of a Dalmatian vogue spreading to the United States praised for its temper and versatility in hunting and retrieving.
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Iisted
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Church OF Christ
C. P. Missionary
Missionary Society of the Bited Presbyterian Church
Winoon
Rnack
BUNCO
K. OF P. Lodge
Latin Club
Beck
Yy. W. C. A. Board
Chiquita Club
MR. and
Mrs. Strickler
Automobile Club
St. Paul’s Church
Bivin’s Cafe
Bivin’s
Broad Street
Charis
Charis of
Elvira
2Nd St
Brooks Block
Bill
DOGS
COME
Schwind
Picture Framing Store
W. 2Nd St
West Side Lumber & Coal Co
F. A. Smith & Bro
Cascade Pavillion
Hallworthy
Europe
Elyria Savings & Trust Co
Westinghouse
Wally Roe Electric Co
Second Street
United States Electric Light & Power Shares, Inc
United States
America
the Tillotson & Wolcott Company Investment Securities
C. J. Sartor
Rep
Elyria Savings
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
Theo. T. Robinson
Elmer M. Rice
Henry W. Ingersoll
John Murbach
Hugh C. Harris
Arthur J. Robinson
Horace H. Nye
Arthur R. Tite
Alfred F. Seeling
R. J. Fitch
N. D. Backus
M FL
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