Mrs Noel Duckett Elected Worthy High Priestess
Mrs Noel Duckett was elected Worthy High Priestess of Bethel Shrine No 24 West Side of Toledo at the IOOF hall last evening. Other officers named include Mrs Arthur Roper as Noble Prophetess and Mrs Ruth Schroeder as Worthy Guide. guests from Shaker Heights Shrine expected at the next meeting. A luncheon and entertainment followed, with plans announced for an invitational ceremony on April 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noel Duckett
Bethel Shins
W. S. of T
Arthur Roper
EB. J. Strong
Shepherds
Mra
HH Long
Frank Brandau
Ruth Schroeder
Legion Aux Past Presidents Meet In Elyria
Lorain County Legion Auxiliary past presidents met at Mrs Leetthuis home on Denison ave Elyria. Mrs Maxwell of Akron spoke about her hospital work and convalescent care gifts were collected for bingo prizes. Special defense stamps awarded to Maxwell Shryock Felkner and Bogart. April meeting set for Wellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Maxwell
Shryock
Akron
Frank Felkner
Oberlin
Harry Bogart
Elyria
Wellington
Personal notices from Washington to New York and beyond
Dane Filiabeth Bender and Helen Lewis leave Washington for New York to see Fauat at the Metropolitan Opera House then return for the weekend. Douglas Jenney home on ten day furlough from Randolph Field Texas. Local clergy and youth group attend Ashland church meeting. Luncheon honors Vivian Horace at Flks Restaurant with gifts. Several residents travel, attend funerals, or announce births and pledges at Bowling Green State University and area hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dane Filiabeth Bender
War Department
Washington
D.C
William Jenney
Jenney
Army
Air Corps
T. J. Mattingly
Gerald Laver
Phil Kaiser
Giles Jay
William Schwinn
Ashland Christ In Church
Matfinele
Diels
American Radistor
Standard Sanitary Corp
Vivian Horace
Flks
Howard Peters
Duntan
Clarice Henseman
West
Pomona
Califonia
Sellers
Herman Paeth
Gambitr
Ohio
Hamer Ayaunt
Bowling Green State University
Betty Hengessbaugh
J.J. Hengenbaugh
Park Arenur
Dorothy Bell
EW. Bell
Washington Avenue
Herbert Disbrow
R. D
Elyria Memo ‘Rial Hospital
Nelle B. Stuli
Thirdstreet
Excelsior Springs
Missoura
Kansas City
Ralph Gain
Nancy
Camelavemue
New Castle
Fayes
Eniay
J.B. Thomas
Anna Louise Baker
Norwalk
Doosegh Warya and Teammates Face Rainy Aprrene Hid Funaldsr
Dosegh Warya aged 34 Bixtia and Reve Erde aged 17 were washed out as rain interrupted a reported event involving Hid funaldsr and local participants. Details remain unclear from the fragmented OCR text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dosegh Warya
Bixtia
Book review on Pearl Buck title Dragon Seed at Elyria club
Mrs Eileen Benninghoff outlines Pearl Buck biography and Dragon Seed plot. She notes Buck born in America to Presbyterian missionaries, raised in China, and how the novel portrays a Chinese family’s wartime trials under Japanese invasion. A later review on The Year of Our Lord is announced for April 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eileen Benninghoff
Pearl Buck
China
Women of Moose Sponsor Easter Egg Hunt Plan
Elyria Chapter of the Moose reports at their meeting with Maude McLaughlin presiding. Members discuss war relief, donations to Navy Mothers and library books, and name Gertrude Rahi as Easter hunt chair. The Moose group will sponsor two age-based hunts before Easter and a card party is planned for March 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Wren
The
Moose
Maude McLaughlin
Daisy Stegman
Navy Mothers Club
Simmons
Mooseheart
the Moose
Gertrude Rahi
Barbara Wermert
Harriett Mills
Academy of Friendship
Daisy Sterman
Nellie Burton
Black
Emma Dean Anderson Circle Elects New Officers
The United Presbyterian Emma Dean Anderson Circle met at the parsonage on Princeton Avenue with Mrs. T. M. Guttland hosting. A new member Veda Ames joined. Elda Christie presided, and officers were named including Tat Phelps as secretary and Elda Christie as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Dean Anderson
United Presbyterian Church
T. M. Gutlland
Princeton Avenue
Veda Ames
Elda Christie
Follnxine
Pacth
Viers
Tat Phelps
Elda Chritie
Veda Amer Sunshine
Urasurer
Tat Beatie
Community calendar and club notes from local church events
Local gatherings fill the calendar with talks at Methy Delta church, a Pilgrim Sunlt party, and a high school dance. The Fortnightly, Cosmo Club, and YWCA meetings discuss books, taxes, and democracy, with Mrs Kunkle and Mrs Johnston hosting upcoming events.
Knights of Pything Meet at Cleve District Gathering
About 126 Knights of Pything from District wi4 traveled by bus to Cleve for a district and goodwill meeting at Deal lodge. County Grand Chancellor James A. Altuan opened with remarks on Democratic Freedom in Other Countries. A J Marks presented Royal Vizor Hemien and James Dunn Jr spoke on Pythianism. Deal Lodge showed a third degree ceremony and a refreshments committee led by Emil Green served treats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. P
Knights of Pything
Wi 4
Cleve
Deal Lodge
James A. Altuan
A. J. Marks
Hemien
D. O. KK
James Dunn, Jr
Deak Lodge
Emil Green
Altar Rosary Society Holds March Meeting at Parish Hall
The Altar-Rosary Society of St Marys met yesterday afternoon in the parish hall with wide attendance. President Mrs Edward Schirack led routine business, a letter from the Lorain Deanery of NCWC invited participation in a Day of Recollection on March 24 at St Ladislaus, and a dessert bridge was planned for April 23 with Mrs J J Vanwille and chatman in charge. Cross sewing chair Mrs Arethur Bolly called for sock knitters and Cromatyyotte volunteers. Receptions were served by Mrs John Witegan and Mrs William Resar. Next social is March 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe
Mary
Edward Schirack
Aloid
Marcel
St. Ladislaus
Lotaln
J.J. Vanwille
Arethur Bolly
Cromatyyotte
John Witegan
William Resar
Three New Members Welcomed to Hite Club
The Hite club met at Mrs. Ethel Noster's home on West Hiver street and welcomed three new members Mrs Celia Rarzkowski Mrs Mary Masher and Mrs Hare Dara Stanford. Binochle was played with prizes won by Mrs Mary Cyons first second to Mrs Maaiie La Croir and consolation to Mrs Race zkowski. Lunch followed and in two weeks the club will meet with Mrs Bert Rule on Columbus street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culture Club
Henry Heilin
Asgis Fea
W_F_ Bell
Europe
Harvard Uay
Peattie
C. V' Beazel
Robert Hand
T.T. Elliot
England
WF. Gollmar
J. J. Reeve
RB. Roseerare
William Auld
Ealen
Courtney
J.C. Everard
Ninth Street
Hite Club
Ethel Noster
West Hiver Street
Celia Rarzkowski
Mary Masher
Hare Dara Stanford
Mary Cyons
Maaiie la Croir
Racezkowski
Anthony Noster
Bert Rule
Columbus Street
Club Hears Talks At St Patrick Themed Meeting
About 22 members of the Two Clock club gathered Thursday afternoon at the YWCA. Mrs Monty Saville and others hosted a St Patrick themed table. Mrs Fred Taylor spoke on Consumers Education and Buying urging a meeting at the YWCA Wednesday evening. Mrs Elsmer Baur led devotions on Faith. Harold Schwind and Donna played a duet. An nutrition talk followed and the next meeting features a prize party at 2:30 at the YWCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
Clock Club
St. Patrick's
Monty Saville
Rose Sell Jutiany
Saville
Robert Stephens
Vrad Taylor
Elsmer Baur
Harold Schwind
Donna
Schumann
Calleton
Hall
Ane
WLC. A
Club Hosts Two Guests at St Pauls Church Meeting
The Heaven Light class at St. Pauls church met last evening with Misses Margaret and Marian Anthony as guests. Nine members attended as Misa Marian Pallas and Mrs. Thelma Simms led the program. President Gladya Anderson conducted devotions in the teacher’s absence. Final plans were made to entertain the Lorain county group on April 2. A dessert couvert was served at a long table with a St Patrick motif. The neat meeting date and place is to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmo Club
Gerard Dolan
Coustlard] Street
M. Hearne
Ralph Bauer
Costapolitan Club
Rtite
Frobert Wilson
Willard Hicks i
Aln. Smith
Margaret
Marian Anthony
St. Paul's Church
Misa Marian’ Pallas
Thelma Simms
Gladya Anderson
Fichtner
Lorain County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bethel Shrine
Miriam Paeth
Janet Halverson
Denison Avenue
Sgt
Nelren Gerber
Columbus
Misk
Martha Braddock
Robert Rice
Binzs
Victor Maiden
Martha Brodbeck
Dorothy Swancott
Bernie Nichols
Arlene Eckenroad
Barbara Aungst
W. Maiden
Ruth Hiccins
R. Rice
Harold Horace
Shirley Horace
H. Paeth
Tlyria
Thomas Jefferson
Monticello
Edna Moore
Garden
Miss Moore
Jefferson
Louis Hecock
Hecock
Calvin Coolidge
Elyrian
Keen Kutter Club
Dora Swesey
Tattersall Court
Darley Pickett
Mer Henry Crias
Hazel Blake
Pasmelée Avenu
Atlake Sale Sat
A.m. J. Penney Co
Eatout Odies Aid
Legion Aux
Y. W
Betty Wells
Evelyn Prevaft
Mildred Baker
Woodworth Sewing Circle
Bernice Knowles
Middle Avenue
D. C. Rothe
Furnace Street
Haserodt
United Accessories Shop
Feather
Karl
Permanent Heights
Effa, Brown
Relief Club
Cuesko
John Snoble
Waverly Street
Louis Chervenka
Banco
Charles Bér
Hasek
Henry Exnst
West River Road
Franklin
PTA
Bluts
Edith
Grave Latheren Aid Society
Wiliam Neublser
WW. Walker
Oto Stegman
R. Zetoil
Fevnery
Red Cross
Hake Sale
Gas Co
Garford
Benefit Red Cross
Elysium Soda Grill
Tomont
Mrs. Price
King Fauver
Charles Price
North
Florence Jattray Harriman
Norway
Afth
James Guthrie
Ogden Nash
Ever _ett Johnston
Grey- Hont
Altar-Rosary Society
RITZ
America
Rite
Gareget Waeisco
National Biscoit Company
Ostrov’s
Ot Bon
Ostrov
Amat
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