Attorney Returns With Bride From Honeymoon
Attorney D. F. Keech and his bride Ree Martha Hollace Ander returned from their honeymoon yesterday to make their home at 127 Grant street Elyria. The couple were married February 24 at the bride's parents home, Mr and Mrs James C Anderson 10904 Churchill avenue Cleveland. Keech has practiced law in this city since last June and is associated with Fritz Rudin. The bride is a graduate nurse of Mt Sinai Hospital Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Anderson
Churchill Avenue
Cleveland
Keech
Thin City
Fritz Rudin
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Local clubs and societies hold events in Elyria area
A roundup of community happenings includes dances by Honor Lodge and Schubert's Orchestra, church suppers, school productions of Little Women, and various meetings. Highlights cover the Hamilton Teachers association program, matinee and social gatherings, initiations by the Daughters of Scotland, and Federation council dinners with plans for upcoming events.
Franklin Parent-Teachers Association Postponed
The Franklin Parent-Teachers Association meeting scheduled for Thursday March 1st has been postponed to a later date.
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Franklin Parent-Teachers
Asocation
Inter Club Entertained by Mrs Sadie Oliver
Mrs Sade Oliver hosted the Se Club gathering at her mother’s home with Mrs G W Lake and Miss Ethel West in attendance. Tables were filled by five o clock and a late lunch followed. The group will meet again in two weeks at Mrs Leone Jumont’s on Lake Avenue around March lath. The Campbell Parent Teachers Association held a Wednesday evening meeting with prizes awarded and plans for a school play. Catholic Daughters of America held a brief business meeting and named Miss Katherine Welsh to attend the state convention in Cleveland on March 16th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilton Association
Hamilton
C. W. Barres
Oxford Street
Colonial Club
Joseph Welsh
EB. J. Stankard
E. J. Stankard
Ernest Whitney
Lake Avenue
Ninety-Five Club
C. M. Braman
Second Street
Geo. Worthington
Gorman Lemm
Louis Hart
F. T. Horan
Fifth Street
Lucky Links Club
Smith
Wm, Smith
Dewey Avenue
Pedro
James Slee
Raefield
Thomas Stringer
Ted
Geo. Lees
Paul Richards
Bi. Bradshaw
Harvey Eckenroad
Harvard
Inter SE Club
Sadie Oliver
Sade Oliver
G. W. Lake
Mrcs Leona Jumont
Campbell Parent-Teachers’ Association
P. Campbell
James Solet
Clara Solet
Ed. Rahris
Catherine Spears
George Washington
Mary Downs
Milian
Lucile Campbell
Francis
Catholic Daughters OF America
Katherine Welsh
Cleveland
Helen S’acks
Finamies
Biggs
Community Notes Highlight Local Events And Births
A jumble of social items records residents hosting visits and gatherings, births, and hospital notes. Names and addresses appear with small town details alongside habitually reported civic notices. The piece summarizes neighborhood life and upcoming local activities.
Local Notes On Families And Illnesses In The City
Mrs C A Bmegs of 205 Fast ave nus hosts for a week with Mrs H Peck of East Cleveland. Little Robert Shober son of Mr and Mrs Frank Shober of Huron street recovering from pneumonia. Mrs Fred Curmen of Ridgeville visited granddaughter. Mrs Wm Cribey of Dennison avenue visits. Mrs Carmen visiting her daughter. Mrs A J Laundon of East River street. Mrs Victor Krugman confined at home on Fourth street. Miss Mary H Bram and Miss Frances Smith teachers at Gates School visited Oberlin schools. Jr H Shepard, once ill at home on Courtland street, shows improvement. George Gilbert and Genette Sibey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A
H. Peck
East Cleveland
Robert Shober
Frank Shober
Huron Street
Fred Curmen
Ridgeville
Wm. Cribey
Dennison Avenue
Carmen
A.J Laundon
East River Street
Victor Krugman
Fourth Street
Ilness
Mary H. Bram
Frances Smith
Gates
Oberlin
Jr H Shepard
Courtland Street
Esterday
George Gilbert
Genette Sibey
Parmint Double Strength Cough Aid Promoted
An advertisement touts Parmint double strength as a quick remedy for stubborn coughs and catarrhal conditions. It claims simple preparation with sugar and water, urging clear speech when asking the pharmacist.
Funeral Notice for Sr Rebekah Lodge Burial Service
The Sr Rebekah Lodge holds a burial service at the home of Mrs Many Berker 135 Fourth St Saturday at 2 30 p m Mrs GA Friday Also a Special meeting on March 5 at 1 P M at the Eaton Grange hall by the Eaton Township Milk Local to elect seven trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lair Rebekah Lodge
Many Berker
Fourth St
Eaton Grange
Eaton Township Milk Local
Local Notables Return Home After Illness and Visits
GuIn wag formerly Misa Gladya Krugwman and Mrs Po Hato of Toledo along with Mrs HD Austin of Lakewood have returned home after caring for their brother Archie Ho Wil of Fawr Hivey Street. Mina Mary Pong of Toledo accompanied by Mr and Mrs Hummet visited, and Mrs Frank Pierson of Park Avenue will host her sister Mila Kendeigh of Oberlin and Miss Francey Reynolds of Colorado. Mrs Jennie Miller and daughter Darlene of Woll Street recover from influenza. Mrs Amy Adamson of Dread Street, recently moved home after hospital stay. Mrs Anna Dunbar Cale votes for daughter Clair Miller ill with pneumonia. Misa Wah Burnham returns from two months in West Palm Beach Florida.
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Guin Wag
Mia
Mila Kendeigh
Oberlin
Francey Reynolds
Creeley
Colorado
Amy Adamson
Dread Street
MeMorial Hospital
Anna Dunbar Cale
Clair Miller
Second Street
Misa Wah Burnham
Middle Avenue
West Palm Beach
Florida
Real estate transfers and listings plus hall event notice
J. J. Meyer transfers to Alva Beckman Lots 184 185 Oakland ad Lorain 970. Henrietta Roth transfers to Charles AD Wright Lot 1. Roth Francla ad to Lorain 500. J E Murbach transfers to Joe Blorek Lot 16 Avondale Park allotment Elyria 3500. Inter-Golden Glint Shampoo Trance by Court of Honor at J A R hall Friday March 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Meyer
Alva Beckman
Oakland
Lorain
Henrietta Roth
Charles AD Wright
Roth-Francla
JE. Murbach
Joe Blorek
Avondale Park
Elyria
Nedium
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Tut
Torney
Art of Honor Lodge
R. Hall
Schubert
Nior Society of Grace Luthernurch
Men's Home Missionary
Methodist Church
Reas
Church of Christ
W. J. Stanley
Wilt Street
Wm. Niles
Warity Benefit Association
the Avenue Parent-Teacherstation
A. Mayflower
Amatic Clubs
Elyria High
Igh
Der
Eastern Star
den Star Club
Henry Sassmanhausen
Avenue
Mem
Golden Star
Geo. Miller
Fantle
Ben Satterlee
Edith Hall Ater
Awell
PH McGahan
L. B. Struble
Nobus Street
Twan
Ewell
Joseph Me
Oak
Mr. McGahan
Richard Gates
Mrs
Lawrence Gates
Charles
Rich
Delmer Ott
Kenneth Carl Pitts
Virginia Blinzler
Ra Cooper
Gerald Rigo
la Pitts
Richard
Ndship
Dorothy Fobes
Frank Fobes Cave
Elim Street
Dorothy
Mair
King
Ghters
Scott IV
Daughters
Scotland
Liszie Paris
Reladson
Elizabeth Roberts Aron
Cotl
Wil
Apri
TING
YY. W.T. AL Sct
Federation
Hhe Council of Federation of the
WC. A
Nembera
Blue Bird Club
Second Congregational Church
Ruth Willhames
Elyria Masonic Club
Ellis’ Hall
Carl Lunz
Mrs. Barres
Elyria Radio Club
E. E. Stark
R. E Stark
Dir Hoxie
Gen Electric Company
Elyrel
Haynea
Loraig
Faan
Ae Ruth Gien
Horters
Daughters of Liberty
Lee Taip Council
Refres
Campbell Parent Teachers’ Asociation
Ettict
Carliste Grange
Sob Oa
Congregation ST Division
Papas
David Kieth Ara
Draa Wiley
Milady
King Proatter
Yohei Bar Iineas
Bo Ite Shen
Meman
Vacs Tetliday
Young Peoples League OF ST Balls Church
Teagie of
St Pauls
Puldoon
Honevar Albert Eschhe
Jay Verd
Kramate
John Zarochan
Tussey Road
John Ulsan
Harrison St
Harrys Caushneg Niner
Severin Ott
Sumner
Annadaieson
Broad Strank Whee
Lo Soaners Binths
Harry Canghim
Sumner St
John Ison
Harrison Street
Darbastat
Toy Tan
Do 'Optast
Mteed Burd
North Street
Wonaster
Ohio
Mektoberts
Idhan
Bate
Galloway
Morpow
Yestardat Mora
Cine
the Elyria Arts? Tea Shoppe
Heacock’s
Kiddies
Klothes Shoppe
Masonic Temple
Ravelia Samuelson
Angea
Jennie Miller
Darlene of Woll
J. A. R. Hall
Leader Shoe Store
East Ave
East Broad St
Elyria, Ohio
The
L. A. Hecock Floral Co
New York
Sample
Century Print Shop
East Broad Street
Williano
Middlinep Joiden
Columbe Beale
Tun Bureau Fou
Caitie
Centr
Accurdy
Lima
Lima-Dehunana
Coluthi
Anulor
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