Most Excellent Master Degree Honors by Marshall Chapter No 47
Five witnesses and sixty candidates received the Most Excellent Master degree as Royal Arch Masons. The event at the Masonic Temple drew over three hundred twenty attendees for the degree and banquet hosted by the Eastern Star. Speakers included F. O. Williams and other high officers praising Marshall Chapter’s work and inviting Covenant Chapter officers and team to officiate a May 15 class at the Cleveland Temple. Visiting Inspector Tossel commended the improved ceremony, noting its unusually high quality among similar rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mar
Royal Arches
Masonic Temple
Marshal Cha
F. O. Williams
Marshall Chapid
Cove U. D. of
Cleveland
W. L. Er
J. J. Vaughn
D. J
Gerber
Man
Stone Rain
Williams
Covenant Chapter
Marshall Chapter
Tossel
Norwalk Vierpity
Royal Arch Masons
Church Meetings And Social Events At Local Homes
An all day meeting at Mrs. D C Rothe home opens a series of church and women’s society events. Easter programs begin April 1 at First Congregational Church with joint church school activities and a Young People’s program featuring a staged Easter hymn. A Buckenmyer guest hosted a four table ladies golf event at Mrs George Fee’s home, with prizes to Mrs Roy Thornsley and others. A luncheon and birthday observances marked gatherings for the Wo men’s clubs. A Helping Hand Spiritualist chapter holds a grand society meeting at Mrs Jon’s home with a follow up social and an afternoon service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PSP. W. Society
D. C. Rothe
Young People’s Department
Margaret Y
Buckenmyer
Ticky
Artin Buckenmyer
Gates
George Fee
Roy Thornsleys
P. M. Berres
R. Richards
Waa
Wednodar
Jon
Hattie Hance
Community Calendar Of Local Club Events Tonight
United Presbyterian Missionary Society hosts with Mrs F A Lawrence and Mrs E A Horace as hostesses. Markley PTA hears Dr C L Saussure of Oberlin. Alta Mega Club with Mrs Harold Agate. Vermontla Club with Miss Ruth Meyers. Notawa Club hosts kid party at Y W C A gym at 7:00 p.m. Bethel Shrine to confer degrees in Cleveland with Palestine Shrine degree work and upcoming installation. Federation Girls hear talk on True Friendship after supper at YWCA. Daughters of Scotia attend Lorain meeting as Miss Nellie Forbes of Pittsburgh visits. drill team performs. Elyria members attend. luncheon and dance to close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Missionary Society
F. A. Lawrence
E. A. Horace
Markley Parent-Teachers’ Association
C. L. Saussure
Oberlin
Alta Mega Club
Harold Agate
Princeton Avenue
Vermontla Club
Ruth Meyers
Lake Avenue
Notawa Club
Bethel Shrine
Cleveland
Creland
Palestine Shrines
Palestine Shrine
Federation
Barbara Johnson
Christ
Sigrid Hallman
Dorothy Snyder
Mrs. Grant
Daughters OF
Scotia
Lorain
Lady Robertson Lodge
Daughters of Scotia
Lady Gordon Lodge
Nellie Forbes
Pittsburg
Elyria
Ida Botamer
Mina Shrubsole
Jean Dickson
Maude Somerville
Anna Drage
Sarah Massey
Anna Blakeslee
Elsie Spray
Bessie Spray
May Meldrum
Gertrude Minnich
Margaret Wil Hamson
Dorothy Schalton
Isabella Bishop
Mary Walker
Denyer
Grace Perry
Barbata Watts
Pythian Sisters Hear Lorain Amherst Guests at Meeting
About sixty attendees gathered for the local Pythian Sisters meeting with guests from Lorain Amherst and LaGrange. The District Dervis led an inspection of the ritual and degree work followed by a social event. The next meeting will be on Wednesday in April with Madam and Mrs Stevens hosting at dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Amherst
LaGrange
Ida Henry
A. L. Rainey
Poinsettia i Club
Prospect Street
J. W. McKinney
Mayme Hall
United Presbyterian church meeting at George Bird home
A L HOS V class of United Presbyterian met at George Bird 209 Cleveland St with president Robert Shyrock in charge. Prizes awarded to Nellie Dennis Henrietta Schuur Milford Horace and Dan Rothe. Luncheon, music, and Easter decor for twelve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bird
L Hos V
United Presbyterian Church
Cleveland Street
Charage
View
Robert Shyrock
Nellie Dennis
Henrietta Schuur
Milford Horace
Dan Rothe
Local Residents and Visitors Return or Report Illness Across Cities
Mrs. Stanley Wight returns to Union City from guest visits in Cleveland and Century Block. Wendell Perkins remains ill at home on Lodi street. Walter Dale of Howe street sick at home after visits to Johnstown PA. Mr. and Mrs. Wim Rosie of East River street hosted Mr. and Mrs. George Hunter of Montreal in Cleveland. Mrs. George Chapman improving at Princeton avenue. Mrs. George Ausmuth of Cleveland visiting Mrs. James Slee. Mr. and Mrs. W F Pitkin expected back from Flint after funeral travel. Mrs. Cora Bowen and Ruth of Kipton with others spent Tuesday with Mrs. J. Dewey on East avenue. Deperster of Cleveland and Nicholas of Florida noted in travel. Little and family return from Daytona Beach to West Broad Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Wight
Union City
James Sice
Wendell Perkins
Lodi Street
Johnstown
Pennsylvania
Walter Dale
Howe Street
Wim
Rosie
East River Street
George Hunter
Montreal
Canada
Cleveland
George Chapman
Princeton Avenue
George Ausmuth
Ss. James Slee
W. F. Pitkin
Flint
Michigan
Sley
Ikin
Jas. Martineau
Cora Bowen
Ruth
Kipton
Gladys
Bersley
Welington
West Bridge Street
2D. Dewey
North Tup Street
East Avenue
Win. T. Little
Dartona
Chauncey Storrow Rites Mentioned In Local Burial
Chauncey Storrow died early Saturday after leaving home on Welheien. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2 o clock in the Baptist church, burial north of town, leaving a wife three children and several grandchildren. Abs Patterson and two others left recently for Holmes County. Paul Jewett invited the Methodist class to visit the sugar camp Saturday evening. attendance noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Chauncey Storrow
Bis
Welheien
Baptist Church
Tuesnas
Burit
Ren
Oma
Ags
Abs. Patterson
Holmes Ms
Benett
Paul Jewett
Methodist
Roaming Fragments Describe Odd Weekly Observations
An OCR fragment outlines varied mentions from a week involving places and people, noting Wedd events, Roch references, a Prevater Company falter, and scattered names like Nath Voli and Mrs Poaeedoaturer. The garbled text hints at local notices, gatherings, and possible performances without clear facts.
Local Names Mention Recent Quarrel and Health Notes
The report references Hine and his micee Mia Jennie Niobe Saieba with friend Ivoi Meardsley. Verdhe town residents were quiet after events with Mies and Mtr. Scranton, and the week saw detections of illness. Dean Thompson has recovered Andrew Weeks is upending soiled his usual heath after an attack of illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sda A ‘ Hine
Micee
Mia
Jennie Niobe Saieba
Ivoi Meardsley
Mtr
Mre
Scranton
Mies
Dean Thompson
Andrew Weeks
Property of Miss Hattle Weeks to be Sold
The property of Miss Hattle Weeks will soon be sold. She is an invalid, and Mrs Josephine Murray Itae the guardian.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Women's Home Missionary
The
Methodist Church
J. H. Hoak
Rose Marshall
Phew Grant
A Patrick
Rice
Esther B
Helenna
Leon Nereed
Ralph Shaw
Slosser
Hope
Marion Phil
Faith
Donna Bell
Moise
Virgin- Ders
James Siee
Slee
R Block
R. W. Moore
K. Snajdr
Karl Kaiser
Karl
Wows Club
A. J. Swartz
West Avenue
WCA
Alge
Cing Betarter Alternenn
Pythian Sisters
Stevens
George Stevens
Sharp
Mel Anne Simpson
Goucher iColiere
Baltimore
Atyvland
Misens
Betty
Jean Warner
Ctraland
Sasile Bingham
Gentifrey
John
Eduard Gace
Kceptee
Baxter Sharp
John Grant
Robert Ely
Roger Kellore
Pac
Hanns 1
Tiana
Nee Mom Save My Fleet
Betty Ross
Betty Hronek
Helen Mosely
Robert Green
C. L. Bristol
Jesus
Summer Will
Alf Refoke
Adama
Debroart
Mary
Katherine Biver
Furnace Street
Toomorrow
Fremont
To Ware
John Kaiser
Ernestine
Middle Avenue
New Binyrna
Florida
Harvey Watson
Gary
Indiana
Watern
Wis Rose Balawin
Georg Steven
Amilie Sharp
NOPRS
Jake Ebe
Grafton
Silas Bucks, Elyria, and
Mar Kipton
A Justice
Wendy
Sloan
Maara Sakeye
Niagara
Neme
Vret Steblym
Ster
Etiog
Tte Roch
Els
Cme
Es Carrera
Oherbrowns
Petoouye
Wits
Mueller
Cook’s Parlor Millinery
Saul
Broad Street
Albous Fronis
Aasid
Acing
Poiret ii
Tn Wey
Mianha Vieck
Duge
Fiat
Elizabeth
Porto-Rico
Capes
Swagger
Aie Oo
Broad St
HALL
Paisley Jacquettes
Overbiou
Rou
Mra
Wil Gas Ram
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