Eleanor Brandau Elected Worthy High Priestess of Bethel Shrine
Eleanor Brandau wins the title of Worthy High Priestess at Bethel Shrine installation planned for March 29 evening. The report lists officers for Messiah Shrine Marvel 24 and Ashland Shrine withBleu Bortahar as Worthy High Priestess and other officers named. A cere monia will follow at the next regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Brandau
Bethel Shrine
Bee Shrine
Messiah Shrine
Marvel 24
Ashland Shrine
Bleu Bortahar
Watchman i Shepherds
Neel Duckett
Ruth Schroeder
Wyate Watchiman
Shepherds
George Shore
Suc Lewis
Minnie Osborn
Esther Wollerts
Shephirdéess
Lelih Strong
Maiden
Miss Ruby Byerly Weds H F Coffin in Lima Church
Miss Ruby Byerly of Lima and H Foster Coffin formerly of Elyria wed at Pleasant View Church of the Brethren Lima in a simple ceremony. Rev Clarence Baneman officiated. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs W Byerly, wore poudre blue. sister L Roeder attended. Best man Henry Straw. attending were Danald and Kenneth Coffin. Informal reception at the bride’s home preceded a short wedding trip. Coffin works as a government inspector in the Cleveland Ordnance District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvel 4
Pleasant View Church of the Brethren
Lima
Ruby Byerly
H. Foster Coffin
Elyria
Clarence Baneman
Mere. Coffin
Hertha S. Birkliner
Nye Street
Kenneth Coffin
Dermedics Hydrdonized Obs Youthful Look Claim
An advertisement claims Hermetics offers Dermedics Hydrdonized Obs to retain a youthful appearance with a three minute daily routine. A free demonstration is advertised with contact person Ethel Bergnign and phone number 95772.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermetics
Ethel Bergnign
Local Notices Highlight Arrivals and Visits in Painesville
Personal arrivals for the weekend include Cary Anne Tuttenrath and Miss Ritterrath visiting Mrs. J. W. Van Dusen and Miss Charlotte Brooks while Miss Ritterrath’s home notes Altadena California. Memorial services for Mrs. Louie Porter South honor a grandmother this Saturday at First Congregational parlor. Concert guests and local social events feature Mrs. Fulton and staff at Yorktown and Cleveland Tee Follies with several attendees, plus updates on hospital stays, travel, and family news across Rocky River, Berea, and Elyria Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donight
J. W. van Dusen
Misa Charlotte Brooks
Cary Anne Tutterrath
Fake Evie College
Painesville
Ritterrath
Altadent
California
Louie Porter South
First Congregational Sharen
Mro
C. C. Fulton
Fulton
Yorktown
Tee Follies
Cleveland
Leo Krigman
Oliver Miller
Ben Hess
Robert Rice
Karl Kaiser
Karl Kater Wid Ten Kragman
Sul Job Holby
Miss
Holby
East Avenue
U.S. Sicnal
Ahiskan
Dub Mockior
Tas
Blyere Memorial Hospital
Robert Hultgren
Chighe Road
Rocky River
Horber Ure
Berea Hosta
Marcel RB
Multygin
Kleth Clolt
Middle Avenue
Arthur , Patten
Parnesville
W. F. Mafier
Corletts Hafner
Princeton Avenue
Ninety Five Club Elects Members at Annual Meeting
Ninety Five Club held its annual business meeting Thursday at Kriegs with Mrs. C M Braman hosting. Mrs. C H Cushing gave a talk on a Mexico trip and displayed articles from the journey. Officers elected included Mrs T Horan president and Mrs J C Georg vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Braman
Kriegs
C. H. Cushing
Mexico
T. Horan
J.C. Georg
Fl . Basinger
Harry Reynolds
Horan
Outbank
Richard Timms
R. L. Morrison
HW. WE Nye
A. B Taylor
Unscrupulous Raahea Sprinkle Promises Soothing Relief
A muddled note touts a simple powder for soothing diaper rash named Moxagna. The text reads as marketing of a soothing, medicated product with claims to reduce irritation and calm itching. The fragmentary wording suggests a casual advertisement style without verifiable details.
Travel Program Hosts Weekday Lunch With Travel Talk
Members of the Culture Club gathered at Mrs. W. F. Bell's Third Street home for a luncheon and a travel program. Mrs. R. A. Shryock reviewed Grandma Drives South, detailing Constance Hen rvy's globe spanning journey from Glendale to Chicago and across the Americas, noting 39,000 miles traveled and a birthday celebration. Mrs. Lawrence followed with Mexico trip impressions, cathedral views, and experiences from early this year. The group voted a Red Cross War Fund contribution and plans for the next meeting on March 23 at the Woman's Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culture Club
W. F. Bell
Third Street
Bell
Claude Blinchard
T. T. Elliott
J. R. Bridgeland
Fred Sheldon Wid
L. Hi. Lymn
Red Cross War Fund
R. A. Shryock
South
Constance Henrvy
Glendale
California
New Orleans
Tio de Janleco
South America
Chile
F. A. Lawrence
Mexico
Cosmo Papell Tan Club Meeting at Pasadena Home
Mrs Earl F. 388 Pasadena avenue hosted the Cosmo Papell Tan Club meeting. Mrs Nielgen assisted. Arthur Tite, the president, led devotionals and introduced Dorothy Jones of Elyria High School who spoke on The Big Four of Home Decorations. Plans for a guest day luncheon at the YW were discussed for the next meeting in April.
Club Namesake Change Marks New Chapter at Clark Street
Nuevas Amigos club met at 1384 Clark Street under Mrs Carl Williams hosting. New member Mrs Lois Springer joined and a secret pal gift revealed the club's name. Winners were Mrs Springer and Mrs Wilkins. Mrs Vance Shaw to host in three weeks at her Chi Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuevas Amigos
Carl Williams
Clark Street
Lois Springer
Aed
Springer
Wilkins
Vance Shaw
Chi Street
Informal Farewell Party For The Gillilands
A farewell gathering was held last night at United Presbyterian church parlors for Rev T Matthew Gilliland and wife as they depart for Pennsylvania. Organized by the Young Woman's Missionary Society, attendees included friends from the city and Greenville Iowa connections. A varied program featured songs, instrumental pieces, and generous gifts to church funds accompanied by warm tributes to the Gillilands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Church
T. Matthew Gilliland
Focal Church
Pennsylvania
Young Woman's Missionary Society
Gilikind
Gilliland
Robert Moore
Greenville
Gillilands
Charles Vollmert
Elron LaRow
Aliss Holly
Young Women's Society
Robert Walkers
C. B. Ledic
Alf, Woods
Kenneth Amspuker
Honor Soldier A Dinner Party for Pvt Podraski
A furloughed Pvt Stanley Podraski was hosted by Mr and Mrs L W Perkins on Lodi street for a dinner party. Present were his mother Mrs Podraski, sister Helen, hosts, and friend Bob Perkins. The centerpiece featured small American flags. Podraski departs Saturday for Camp Phillips Kansas after a week away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Podraski
L. W. Perkins
Lodi Street
Moter
Podraski
Helen
Camp Phillips
Kansas
Circle Hameé Calendar Event and Church Meeting Notes
Mary A Chandler, daughter of Union Veterans, postponed to March 17 at Northwest Encampment in O F hall. The Beacon Light class at St Pauls church parlor hosted by Mrs Zelda Ives and Thelma Simms. Mrs A Fichtner opened with devotions and Bible reading and a prayer. Mrs Gladys Stock led a brief business session. Two guests Mrs Heldi Baan and Mrs Marilyn Osbourne joined the class. Donation to the Red Cross made. Next meeting April 13 hosted by Martian Pallas and Mrs Helen Breckenridge in church parors with a St Patrick’s Day lunch. Continuous table decor featured long white cloth, crystal cake stand centerpiece, reflecting mirror, green tapers, and shamrocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Light
Zelda Ives
Thelma Simms
St. Paul's Church
A. Fichtner
Gladys Stock
Heldi Baan
Marilyn Osborne
Re Cross
Martian Pallas
Helen Breckenridge
Riuamage Sale Saturday At Below Bell Co
A fragmentary notice indicates a sale event slated for Saturday at the Below Bell Company, with limited readable details on timing and participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riuamage
A. AL
Bell Co
Plan Quarterly Luncheon Grace Aid Society Meets
The Grace Aid Society met yesterday afternoon to discuss business with President Mrs. O Bannon Inelarge and leader Mrs. Willan Neubtser. Plans for the next meeting in two weeks were made, including a tureens luncheon. The June committee lists several members and the table committee includes Mrs W W Walker and others. Refreshments were served to 27 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Aid Society
Jafternoon
O. Bannon
W. W. Walker
Henry * Hang
Chiurt ‘Winckler
G. Schaefer
Ernest Hirth
Miss Bertha Dunham Speaks on Wild Flowers for Elyria Garden Club
Miss Bertha Dunham was guest speaker at the Elyria Garden Club meeting, presenting on wild flowers. She shared insights from travels across Hartford Cannarea New England and Ohio, illustrating with over 140 original flower drawings and noting dune flowers in Indiana and sand dunes central Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guahneils
Elyria Garden
Leorn
Dunham
Vermont
Stern New England
Green Mountains
Dover of Morture
Clu
Rand
Y. Indiana
Ohio
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Berethy Furik
Mabe
Little
Bride
Robert Helmling
Patrickt Starkey
Charles Aldrich
Fourth Street
Arthur Ti. Stuckey
Walter Castor
Eric Cartwright
J. Helming
Norman "Thome
Clay Smith
Cartwright
Castor
O'Clack Club
Paul Wummer
Anne Botamer
Isabel Barry
Huswil Bennett
M. F. Elliott
Park Avenue
Rose Buals
Harvey Welton
Eirele
Atrs
Minnie
Heginbulham
H. F. Coffin
Elyrian
Pythlai
Delete Brunger
Ruby Beal
Women's Benefit Association
Haserodt
Romance
Haserodt's
Haserodt Jewelry Co, Inc
Eleanore L. Brandau
Gem Soc
Steed Street
Plasergdt
Elyria, Ohio
George Mynehenberg
Tom Mynehenberg
Denison Avenue
Harvard
Nebouski
UL Tren Herman
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Diu Herman
East River Street
Grace Spicer
Cleveland Road
St. Petersburg
Miami
Florida
A. C. Hawkins
East Bridge Street
St. Luke’s Hospital
J. M. Crandall
Dayton
Hallett
Catholic Study Club
Our Lady of Good Counsel
Mable Hallett
Fourt Street
Leona Smith
Margaret Urig
Flevendhy Street
Chicago
Krebs
St. Paul's Circle No
Willian Krebs
Ain
D. Baly
Max Lyndon
Irvin Kleined
Red Cross
Karl Klein
Blaine Street
Oriental Missionary Prayer Circle
Abdertuill
West Avenue
Miurgery Gregory
Four Squire Church
Netty Auxer
LaGrange Church
Bnder
Aux
A. S. Heimbach
Ada Smith
Hameé Circle
Kjot
Mary A. Chandler
T. O
O. F. Hall
Little Joe's Electrical Appliance Shop
Mademoiselle
Vestal
C.H. Merthe A Co
Oka
Oma
Adine
Pasadena
Ries VaeoRus
Bloomfield
THE
Broad Street
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