Elyria frat dance and Spanish War veterans events
A previous evening social hosted by the Elyria Ma sons club drew eighty four couples with a seven piece orchestra providing old time square and modern dances. Separate notes describe a Major Woodworth Camp inspection by Spanish War Veterans and a Hamilton P T A meeting with Miss Harriet Hubbard discussing child habit formation. Additional items cover a Calendar Club South America program, a Research Club social, and other local society activities with many named individuals and organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Masons
Masonic Club
Woodworth
Woneworth
U.af Cc
John FL. Price
Manils Camp
Cleveland
St Lorain
Lorain
Hamilton P T. A
Harriet Hubbard
Hamilton Parent Teach Association
Foy
Wm. McCiellan
Scho
William Dehm
Chars
Helman
WHIST AND BUNCO AT BOATGRTIERS OF SCOTLAND MEERBING
A scatter of society items notes Mrs J J McGuire entertaining forty Democratic Women members at Boatgritters of Scotland Meerb. The event featured whist and bunco with prizes for several attendees, including Mrs Keith and Agnes Meldrum, as well as a later masquerade and bridge prizes in Elyria area social circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WHIST
Boatgrtiers OF
Scotland
Meerbing
Peace of
Toe Ives
Daughtiars of
Tse
Jamesa
Uneg
Aire
Keith
Agnes Meldrum
Scott Tae Do
Abincheon
Social and club notes from the district gatherings
A compact report lists multiple social events including Division A meetings, tea at Mrs Da Penfolds, and a Vincent home party on River Street. It notes bridge prizes won by H J Speaker, a Mall Carriers gathering, Franklin P F T A meeting, and a Social Afternoon Club gathering at Mrs Hawk’s West Acres home with plans for the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellesmith
Elie Mhjer
Woodeues
Er.mee
Serieng Vales Coustrl
Yesterdys
H. J. Speaker
W. B.N. Hawk
West Agenns
M. Mershoo d. En
Local Personal News from Mantua and Cleveland
Mantua O resident Green and Mrs Eckles of Cleveland vacationing in Cleveland Heights. Mrs Mareh of Heights boulevard returns home after a vacation. Reports say Miss Wiss J Harvey Keil attended events in Cleveland. Lane residents Endier and Ganz plan to leave next week for Pennsylvania. Harold Hinkson of 1022 Middle javerue reported improving after illness. Dr XS 1 second Street noted in Cleveland on business. Hairdressers' convention attendees included C E Kirkline Mrs Kathryn Waiser Leonard Kuss and Foster Coffin. Mrs Graves Sharp message from Rome. Samuel Garfield visiting Cleveland over weekend. Miss Ertha Wiers of East avenue to Toledo and Detroit for weekend. Mrs J I Smith at 1218 East avenue confined at home with dress. Clar ence Greene of Oxford avenue improving after a serious ailment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
Mantua
Mr. and Eckles
Cleveland
Mre
M. Mareh
Heights Boulevard
Gey Gur
Pennsylvania
Harold Hinkson
Middle Javerue
Second Street
Caluimouys
Ghia
Staller
C. E. Kirkline
Kathryn Waiser
Leonard
Kuss
Foster Coffin
William Graves Sharp
Rome
Samuel Garfield
Missertha Wiers
East Avenue
Toledo
Detroit
J. 1. Smith
Clarence Greene
Oxford
Misses Newell Take Nursing Posts at Akron City Hospital
The Misses Mikired and Violet Newell twin daughters of Mr and Mrs William Newell of Stanford Avenue have completed graduate work at Elyria Memorial Fairing School. They accepted posts on the nursing staff of Akron City Hospital Akron Oh. They assumed duties March first. Mrs Edea Vetter of Cleveland and others are mentioned in this fragmentary report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mikired
Violet Newell
Wiliam Newell
Stanford Avenue
Eblyris Memorial Fairing School
Ria
Akron City Hospital
Akron
Qing
Edea Vetter
Cleveland
Er Vetter
Ting Valles
Jelian Statth
Court Nd Street
Witelp
Fashions By Frances Paget on Modern Costume Trends
The article analyzes how modern clothes borrow from old world styles such as Spanish and Renaissance lines. It notes contemporary wearers accept these inspirations despite a bias against period-derived fashions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Paget
Leyte
York
Tonger
Ile
Gach
Renaia
Diresteire
Pittsfield Congregational Society to Elect Officers
The Pittsfield Congregational Society meets at the community church on Tuesday evening March 11 at 7 p.m. to elect officers. Mrs Clarence Stevens has received cards from her son Kearton Ave and Stanley Kacharsky, rookies for work in the horn country, with Miss Brarens sending a card from Tampa Florida. Rozce Campbell and Mrs Mary Fiar are mentioned in relation to local events and family ties in the sugar business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piitsfield
Marek
Pittsie
Cherch
Pittsild
Tampa
Florida
Pickworth
Comar de Corgerey
Social notes and movements around the Green and Kale households
Mrs. Walter Green hosts visitors while Mrs. Giar stays with her. Families including the Bears, Velma and Wilma Kale, and Myron Oberlin are mentioned with social gatherings. Several visits and departures occur among Miss Huby Pickering, Miss Wrima Kynar, Miss Bousr, Miss Huongi, and Miss Bunar. Others move to George White farm or visit Camden and Wellington households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Green
Giar
Green
Wallace Bearthy
Velma
Wilma Ruth Kale
Myron Bof
Oberlin
Huby Pickering
Wrima Kynar
Lorgin Rously Agricultural D&kten- Sion
Rigtig Memorial Hospital
Bousr
Miss Bunar
Pitsford
Trorsdas
Chas
Ingersoll
Wetlace Kear
lLoraig
Ada Sherburne
Wate
Russe
Jordon
Doris
Wellington
Clair Bartholomew
Obertie
A. L Walta
Deorot
Roder Wid
Homerville
George White Farm
Andrew Rad
Clarence Jerdon
Leon Beam
Camden
Sundar
Liord Coates
Joanne
Community Notices From Wakeman and Surroundings
Mrs. Coates and Mrs. McRoberts visit. Mrs. McRoberts suffers throat gathering. Tuesday services for Mrs. Mary Burke at Wakeman Catholic Church. LeHus Loisbrough dined with his mother Mrs. Mars Lounsbrough in Oberlin. Benny Mac Lounsbrough ill with the flu Friday. Sunday birthday gathering at the Nash home for March celebrants. guests include Nash family, Mrs. Ethel Seclire and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Nash, Wade Nash, Esther Nedue, Grace Stepp, Eva Glyap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Coates
Flattie McRoberts
Glenn Norton Hoste
MeRroberts
Cinta Pickworth
Mary Guthrie
Standson
Thomas Ward
Mary Burke
Ie Cathol Ccurch
Wakeman
LeHus Loisbrough
Mars Lounsbrough
Obertin
Benny Mac Lounsbrough
al Nash
Nash
al NX
Barry
M Nash
Sirs
Ethel Seclire
Barrys
Howard Nash
Wade Nash
Esther Nedue
Grace Stepp
Cleveland
Eva Glyap
Pittfield
Oberlin Grange ball features Pittsfield youths
A Tuesday Grange ball at Oberlin showcased Pittsfield youths with a lively comedy "She Little Cludker" that delighted attendees. Guests included Mr and Mrs Henry Piper and families. a home-coming party for Oma Pickworth and Alu Sheffield from Florida was planned at Arthur Whites' home with many local teens attending. games and refreshments closed the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cludkertper
Oberlin
Pittsfield
Ilenry Piper
Mere
Daughverer
Kathrine
Earl
Hoger
Terbert Whites
Oma Pickworth
Alu Sheffield
Florida
Arthur Whitts
Areey
Gqma Pi ‘Worth
Alma Sheffield
Etta Ste ‘Ivegr
Tina West
Kuts Broun
Frances Hrandt
Adelaiie Ai Caral
Scott
Curt Avery
Glenn Viper
Henry Shefield
Uhtard Fletson
Hrandt
Ted Carpenter
Af Bate
Spencer sweet pea seed seedling advice from 1 plant
A brief seed tip cites ordering the Spencer sweet pea seed early from Hereck Oral Co SUH Bread St. at St. Planting guidance emphasizes early sowing to improve blooms and vigor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Sweet
V. Hereck Oral Co. Suh Bread St
Heer Floral 'Coe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Calendar Club
South America
Paul Malenchini
Calendareich
Mondar Efterneenst
First Congregational Church
Malenchini
America
Irair
Rio de Janeiro
Barber of
Naples
Jean
Nellie
Edith Hecock
Lake Avenue
Frank Spencer
Fran Wilcox
AL Kreeling
Parrish
John Halderman
Glendale Court
Adna Blakesly
Ning Shruvsole
Rabel Henderson
Janet Innes
Gordon Lodge
Daughters of Scotia
Lorala
Christine Boylan
Salifornia
TU. P. Missionary Society
United Presbyt
J. RE. N
Coser
Jerusalem
Baird Nt
Jame
Gear Davies
Sherrard
Tre. Dimick
Fred
Geer
Temperance
Temperance and Re Rote Treasurer. Rary seuTe
Dutier
Gerotiena
T. F. Selare
Ba Pacrich
Psomte
Huth
Taylor
Russell
Eunice Porter
Grace Shribso Virg' Sneil
Flora Jacke Eden Bates
Mildred Morgen
Miss Tarlor
Missl
Dasid Nye
Maur Masons
Tend
Wil
Avita
A. E. Piper
John
Lorain County
Osteopa Society
Mar
A.C. Tahass
Eopatt
Pwenty
Walter Dat
F. Basinge
Martthieeer
Sarah Orne Jewer
Kwaphy
Wreshalies Cushing
I Gasx- Gow
Ethel Burrows
Fourth Street
Kincheon
Oeloc
C. E. Higgins
Wooster Street
Beir Home
J. J. McGuire
Seward
Jefferson P. T. A
Jeffarseh PT. A
Tesisurant
Lorgin County
Dental Socierty
Matthew Luchiesh
National Sela Park
MES. E. J
Elyria
East
Sons OF Veterans Auxiliary Meerts & Sons of Veterans Aw
G. A. R. Hell
Petro
Mrz
Frank CiayeVares
German Beneficial Union
S. Massedl
ST. Anns
Princeton
St Ann's
Teaver
Alf
T. Florranselli
Columbus
Ohio
Mr. Grasset
Micrantz
Spring Valley
Vincent
River Street
Mall Cerriera
Franklin PF. T. A
Marat James
Disner
Aebeech
Dart F. Kesea
Son Avenue
Diane
Miss Marian
Defoe
Wallace Bear
Rozce Campbelle
Daz
Vicinis
and & Geo. Dazgue
Mary Fiiar
Eivria
Dad
Glade Thomas
Elyria Block
Tr Yeti
Leo McLaughlin
East Avenue Wall Paper Store
Max Horwitz
Brop
Broad St
Crandall’s
Rummage Sale
Sarton Broad St
East Ave
Daughters of St. Amirews
Wildercraft
DLO Central
ST. Patrick
Glover Leaf Rolls
E. River St
Charis
East 2Nd Street
Girse Holow Band
Jnsico Cirene
Haserodt’s
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