Miss Weller Hosts Luncheon and Wedding Announcement
Miss Vileda Waller and her mother Mrs George T Weller hosted a three course luncheon for twenty two in the Hotel Newell private dining room with Muz ie at the piano. Miss Weller plans to wed J A Smith in March of Clacton Ontario, with pink baskets and green tulle adornments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vileda Waller
George T. Weller
Newell
Muzie
Fred Bryant
Sita
Vilda Weller
J. A. Smith
Miss Weller
Jared A. Smith
Clactonat
Onto
Vincent PTA presents entertaining program at school
The Vincent Parent Teacher Association hosted an evening program aided by the Crescent Mandolin Club Rescue Kauffman. The Mandolin Club featured Mrs. Wilfred Seidler Mr. Post Mr. Higates Mr. Palmer, Mrs. Erber and other musicians then performed the English club play Waiting for the Doctor with a large cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent P. T. A
Vincent Parent Teacher Association
Crescent Mandolin
Kauffman
Wilfred Seidler
Post
Higates
Palmer
Erber
Mys
Geo. Welski
Wilfred Bowdler
Johnson
Miss Banks
Mary Matinovsky
Mrs. Biggs
Mary Maljerezic
Hank
Frank Palezer
White
Helen Kish
Lowe
Andrew Malinosky
Mattie
Marie Toth
Tom
Lester Hambly
Goggin
Cusenza
Foden
Roscoe Kauffman
Mandolin Club
Gogxin
Aleteer
Cosenza
Local clubs and church groups hold meetings and socials
The Suns Club and the Auxiliary to the Sons of Veterans planned gatherings at local homes and the G A R hall. Dorcas Class members met at 401 High Street with 26 members and 3 guests, debating topics and sharing a luncheon. Various church notes mention sermons and study groups across Methodist and Congregational churches with planned debates, missions discussions, and Valentine events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norcas Clars
D. Parmely
Dorcas
Church of Christ
High Street
Frank Hisete
George Shore
Mallory
Fights and Social Games At Local Club Meetings
Eight progressive pe ura games at Big Four Club hosted by Lou Hopkins on Broad Street. Prizes awarded to Mrs. Clarence Oakley, first. Mrs. Lou Fropkins, second. Mrs. BP Hogan, consolation. Bridge and Unity clubs also meet with prizes and refreshments. next meetings in two weeks at listed host homes. Admissions and discharges listed for local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons and Daughters OF Liberty
Pedrot
Ada Gacharial
Lillian Boddy
Ella Miller
A. Freeman
Guy Blackwell
Mr. Zachariah
Pedro
MIG Four
Big Four
Brrs
Lou Hopkins
Broad Street
Clarence Oakley
Lou Fropkins
Hogan
A. Thomasson
West Avenue
J. George
Unity Club
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Aflela Boyd
H. ©. Pankoff
Ducky, Links Club
George Krugman
Clark Street
John Sinegar
Fawn Hamilton
Don Wilmot
Paul Hubbell
Spruce Street
Local births and visits mark Cleveland area social scene
Mr and Mrs Archie Penfound announce a son born yesterday at Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Ralph Hauer welcome a daughter. Several residents, including Mr and Mrs G G Southam and Archies, visit Cleveland. Medina guests attend a dinner. others attend veterans auxiliary events and social gatherings at Lorain Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Southam
Annette
Ninth Street
Cleveland
Archie Penfound
Princeton Avenue
Mlyria Memorial Hospital
Philip Schultz
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Seuw York
C. B. Edwards
Medina
Ohio
Mra
Barndollar
Twelfth Street
Calbraith Edwards
Joseph Walker
Willams Street
Gaston Thomas
Woodford
Blyary, Memorial Hospital
George Tufford
Third Street
Los Angeles
California
Elmer Havgerstich
Col. Adama
Gertrude
Alex Hill
West Avenue
George Farkell
Lorain Goantry Club
Margaret Crisp
Martgaret
Ellen Crisp
Lake Eria College
Painceville
Ralph Hauer
Thirteenth Street
Déuchtar
Wellington Double Dozen Meeting Highlights Local Socials
The Wellington Double Dozen met at Mrs. Walter Weston's home for an evening meal and prizes awarded to Clare ener Hekeon and Willis Hines. Guests Lew Bradstock and others attended. Also Mrs Spangler hosted Akron guests for a bridge party with twelve tables and refreshments. The Wellington Sorosis plans a winter picnic at Mrs Temple's home. Baptist notes report evangelistic meetings to start February 37th with varied preachers and music led by A C Wickers and Jeanette Johnson. Mrs Chas Sheldon broke an ankle from a porch fall and is hospitalized in Berlin. Leroy Baker of Charleston, Mass., visits his cousin Mrs Maude Ross and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q. E.D
Ming Alberta Shobter
Second Congregational Church
America
Edith Davis
Harriette Luther
Dellevius
William Ludlow
Wellington
Walter Weston
Clareener Hekeon
Willis Hines
Lew Bradstock
A. C.‘Wickers
Lorain
Mins Jeannette Johnson
Leroy Baker
Charleston, Mass
Mrs. Maude Ross
Hebrideans Settle in Canada under Settlement Plans
Winnipeg reports the Hebridean settlement scheme will bring between 759 and 1000 islanders to Canada in 1947. A new Alberta colony near Saddie Lake Reserve at St Paul is proposed. The 1927 immigrants enter under the British family settlement plan aiding 3000 British families over three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Man
Mace Donnell
Canada
Alberta
Saddie Lake Indian Reserve
St Paul
Heheme
Scotland
Barra
South Uls
Skye
Shipiiaberta
Land Settlement Branch
Dominion Government
Beattish Immigrant Aid Society
Alta
Mixed Daanee Dinke Hah at Dolomar's Orchestra
A brief item from Grafton on February 2 reports Dolomar's Orchestra performing with Daanee Dinke Hah in the city venue. No further details available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Dolomar
Clan Donald colony settles on land forming new community
The passage notes a tract of land being settled and the community emerging as the Clan Donald colony, marking the formation of a distinct settlement name and identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clan Donald
Opening of the Zanesville Publishing Company Plant
The new home of the Zanesville Publishing Company opened with public inspections. Visitors toured the magnif icent plant as staff from the Evening Stones Morning Times and Sunday Times Signal guided them through the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville, O
Zanesville Publishing Company
Zanesville Evening Stones
The
Morning Times
Sunday Times-Signal
Radio Listings Face Busy Evening Across Cities
Radio schedule notes programs across multiple stations from Pittsburgh to New York. Highlights include orchestras, bands, and choruses such as the Boston Symphony Orchestra and the Cosmopolitan Club concert in Louisville with times ranging from 6:15 to 10:03 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KDKA
Pintesburgh
WJIR
Detroit
Mich
Rhythm Kings
WTAM
Cleveland
Vaudevilla
WSAI
Cincinnati
WBZ
Springfield
Mass
Boston Symphony Orchestra
WJZ
WLY
Ford
Glenn
Castle Farm
WIP
Philadelphia
Panee Music
WHAS
Louisville
Cosmopolitan Club of
WEAF
New York
Classical and Dance Programs Broadcast Across Major Stations
Radio listings show a busy schedule with WJZ New York presenting a music hour at 11 and 10, WGY Schenectady offering a Criterion male quartet at 10 09, WGN Chicago airing grand opera moments at 10, and KTHS Hot Springs presenting old time fiddlers at 10 with Dane concert at 11 30, plus WSB Atlanta featuring the Atlanta West Point orchestra at 11 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balkite
Danca tThusic
WJZ
New York
N.Y
The
Criterion
WGY
Szchenectady
WGN
Chicago
KTHS
Hot Springs
Ark
Daneconcert
WSB
Atlanta
West Point Orchestra
WJR
Detroit
Mich
KDKA
Pittsburgh
WHAL
Athene
WLW
Cinginnati
Crosley String Orchestra
Wip
Philadelphia
WIP Little Symphony Orchestra
Jover's
WCAE
Salon
Twilight Hour Radio Schedules Across Cities
Radio listings from stations in Detroit Pittsburgh Baltimore New York Springfield New York Cincinnati Philadelphia and Hot Springs outline programs for the evening. Times include Twilight hour concert orchestra quintet and dance music with multiple orchestras and ensembles performing across the stations.
Evening Radio Schedule From Various Cities
A fragmented list of radio programs across stations in Boston New York Detroit Cleveland Cincinnati and Atlanta shows orchestras concerts and variety acts scheduled from early evening through night. Key names include Hire’s Harvesters Caspar Lingeman and Bamboo Garden Orchestra with times ranging from 6:00 PM to 11:06 PM and programs described as dinner concerts orchestral recitals and an hour of negro spirit songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KDKA
Pinispurgo
WBZ
Springfield
Mass
Staley
WLW
Cincinnati
WIKR
Detroit
Mich
Casper Lingeman
WWJ
WTAM
Cleveland
Bamboo Garden Orchestra
WEAF
New York
Hire's Harvesters
A. & P Gypsies
N.Y
WIL Jys Overland
WSB
Atlanta
WSAI
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Mugwumps
Diss Karen Neilson
Ethel Matarin
Margaret Gruse
Adams Street
Guild of the
First Congregational Church
Church Couneil of Grace
Lutheran Church
Stephen Crane
Four O'Clock Club
Mabel Little
Charles Court
J. J. Pinkney
Ligg Williams
Stephen Crate
W. H. Hubbell
Mast Ave
Jake Emmerch
Middle Avenue
Howly
Frank Emmerich
Burt Frankling
Mothers’ Club
Mathers’ Club
Pilgrim Community Church
W. E. Cadman
G. Shewell
Atory
A. C. Miller
Peary Jr
Robert Jensen
Entertainment Kites
John Pope
Nin
Suns Club
A. H. West
Park Avenue
Soon of Veterans
G. A R. Hall
Mra. Brooks
I. W.tmbbalg
Bruce Barton
Dean Burns
Harry Thompson
Tibball
H. R. Wright
Mildred Cope
Charles Borshill
Cope
Harrison Street
Sterling Ray
Earl Court
WW. H. Ray
Walter Ray
Hazel
Beatrice Ray
Paul Steer
Son
Howard Ray
U. P. Church
Christ
United Presbyterian Church
Testarhant
Methodist Church
M. E
Toomorrow
John Wesley Oborn
Odorn
T ‘Hey
WE Twelve Club
We Twelve Chuir
Marian Shrubsole
West River Street
Anna Hoard
Howard Cook
Columbus Street
Thureday
Karate Country Club
Woman's Relief Corps Mat Io
Dela Kreps
Howard
Sylvania
Imogena Burt
Alao Colorbearer Ho
Lurtile Warner
Lydia Squires
Ihe
Toon
Lorain and LaGrange Corps
Patriotic Instructo
Ea Wil Wars Ie
Brit Figlen Hubbard
Nevalankin
Chariey Abby
President McKinley
First Baptist Church
Mast Avenue
Momer Hlanchard
A. Hubbard
Itabert Birdsall
Hubert Moore
Jor Birdsall
Mision
Carty
George Day
Mable Marsh
Hilzabeth Rich
Mise
Edith Husted
L. C Hecock
Edith Hecock
Mildred Day
Cory
Bassett
George Martin
Northwest
Joe Tatz
E. C. Jacobs
Fred Able
Abia Than
Patriarch
Bible sTory Club
Bible Study Club
Mome For
West Avyennue
K. WO McClure
B. Cayldrey
O. T. Wilson
Kelloge
Mra. Hale
Charlies Crebore
Pebruary
Club Ymiil
the Baptists Loung
People's
Wome
East Avenue
Qlitts
Lostednes
American Legion Auxiliary
American Legion
Legion Hall
Pow. Beckwith
Columbus Calebriuty
Emma Cowen
Agney Faron
Helen Kelling
Club IK Entertained
Ed Clarkson
William Telzrow
Edwit Krugman
Henry Smith
Henry J Smith
Fd Clarkson
Stealthy
Gueets
Mra. Hartey Brandt
Kothe
Agnes
Furnace Street
Bridge Club
Paul Grell
Roosevelt Avenue
Lake
Leonard Terry
Paul Gretl
Orst
Harold Terry
Clifford Elston
Leonardi ‘Ferry
Colonial Apartments
Mrs
W. Park
William Davies
Harwood Street
J. H. Paros
Fourth Street
Elmer Barrick
West Street
Orville Sutton
Irondale
Harold Dove
Kathleen Johnson
Cleveland Street
Walter Hinkle
Furnace Strest
Woodford Avenue
Charles Campbell
Wakeman
Clarence Wilson
Trondale
Herbert Lance
Arita
Cook
C. E. Guth
Elyria Sav
Elyria and Lorain Window Cleaning Co
Elyria
Langberg and
Brown
Mis. Spangler
Akron
Homer
Spangler
Baptist
the Baptist
Kennedy Koal KO
2Nd St
Rialto
Zanesville
States Coal Co
Electrical Service Radio
Elyria Superior Electric Co
Sudro Funeral Home
State Automobile Association
L. H. Wadsworth
Elyria Block
Elyria, O
Virginia Lump
Murbach Coal & Supply Co
Reynolds Brothers
Elyria Eagles
Crooks Coal & Supply
U. S
Busice’s
Hecock
Advica
Elyria Business College
Savin Bangast BR
Sre
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