City officials and families honor Tom Potter at water works
A large gathering of officials wives and city staff surprised Tom Potter longtime head of the city water works and his wife as he received a thirty second degree Mason’s ring from Police Chief E J Stankeard. Speakers praised his thirty five years of faithful service and a giant birthday cake with twenty nine candles awaited him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Water-Works
Tom Potter
Potter
E. J. Stankeard
Ile Waster
Bii. Potter
William Dutch
Thos. Potter
Douglas
Detch
Harde
Stankard
Ruth Membe
Margaret Hewitt
Inter-Se Club Leona Jumont Hosts Bridge Evening
Miss Leona Jumont entertained the Inter-Se Club at her Lake Avenue home with four tables of bridge. Prize-winners included Miss Rankin Miss Nelle B Oliver and Mrs Ethel West an Miss Dorothy Wilcox. Refreshments followed as guests planned to meet May 26 at Mrs Opal Schnearer's home. Marriage licenses issued to Anthony Kerhin and Stella Lesufewski and to Charles A Kaiser and Edna M Wardin with Justice of the Elyia.
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Methodist Church
John Hecoey
Hoak
J. G Whitney BJ. Crisp
Biis
M. M. Wilcox
PB HF. Long
Applesauce
Baldwin-Wallace
Robinson
Caroline Baptie
Pa Hobinson
Earl Baker
Jennie Baldwin
Emma Lilderbark
Hazel Rovinson
Arhine Paschke
Matt McAllister
Willard Hagenmeyer
Flyria
Bill McAllister
John Thom
Rollo Jenkens
Parke Thompson
Hazel Robinson
Butt
Bello Jenkens
Bill
Wanele
Leona Jumont
Inter-Se Club
Lake Avenue
Miss Rankin
Nelle B Oliver
Ethel West
Dorothy Wilcox
Opal Schnesarer
Anthony Kerhin
Lorain
Stella Lesufewski
Kraker
Charles A. Kaiser
Cleveland
Edna M. Wardin
Elyie
Local clubs schedule meetings and events this week
Meetings announced include Sons and Daughters of Liberty at 7:00, Standard Hearers at Miss Elizabeth Hancock’s home, and the Woman’s Club Art and Study Department on May 26. Eastern Star plans a May dance at Mason Temple. DeMolay event rescheduled for May 20 at Ele’s hall. Church groups hold canvasses and services. birthdays and receptions noted at various homes.
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Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Methodist Church
Elizabeth Hancock
East Avenue
Weoman’s Club
Mondar
Abs
Florence LaGanke Harris
Cleveland
Order of the Eastern Star
Lwill Epugser
Masonui Temple
Eastern Star
Lethel Shrine hears convention report from Buffalo trip
The Hethel Shrine No 24 met in the LO 0. B. bath with a fair attendance. Mrs. Dalby M Ben-600, Worthy High Priestess, reported on the thirty third annual supreme shrine O W S of J U convention in Buffalo NY May 2 3 4 and 5. Accompanying were Mrs. Benton Mrs. Jenniem Juneman and Mrs. Mayme Tite. The party returned by motor. Next meeting will be May 26. MES C M Braman hosts Fortnightly Club with papers on Mass Anos Moorue and Ernest Walson America’s Greatest Geo r ge o. May 6 the club meets at Mrs Wo Ro Bare ety and Mrs George Snyder. Lunch at one o clock. annual meatbox.
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Lethel Shrine
Hethel Shrine
W. S. of
Bath
Dalby
Supreme Shrine
O. W.S
Buffalo
Benton
Jennie Juneman
Obelia
Mayme Tite
Oflen
Murphy
Elyria
Maing
Milwaukee
Waiscopsin
Orst
Berhel Surme
MES. C. M. Braman
Its
Eva Betty
Ernest Waleson
America
Wo Ro Bareety
George Snyder
Bartlett
Cleyland Road
Walther league delegates elected for Lakewood convention
Dorothy Hotow and Leonard Krugman will represent the local Walther league society as delegates at the Oro district convention in Lakewood on May 28 and 29. The evening included charades and group singing, with refreshments afterward.
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Walter Streicher
Streicher
Dorothy Hotow
Leonard Krugman
Oro
Walther League
Lakewood
Helen Hoton
Busy Links Club entertains at home on Grut street
Mr and Mrs C H H Pamftros hosted the Busy Links Club last evening with twelve games. Prize winners included Altra Walha and J C T Ross for high scores. consolation awarded to Mrs J2dk Jones and Oscar Schonbacher. A luncheon followed and social hour capped the event. Next hostess Mr and Mrs Hoss will entertain in two weeks on May 26.
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P. A Peterman
Lucky Links Club
Plas
John Simegar
Fawn Hamplton
Paul Hubb Tard
Don Whinot
Paul Fubbell Wall
Square Deal Club
Pedro
Mary Diedrich
Square Deal
Estes
Sigeurna 'Street
Susan
Ance Schaefer
Helen Arias
Krugman
Gus Meschke
Alice Schaefer
Kenyon Street
HH Pamftros
Links Club
Grut Street
Altra
Walha
J CT. Ross
J2dk Jones
Oscar Schonbacher
Hoss
Local Social Roundup Highlights Hostess Parties and Visits
Several gatherings were noted this week including a tribute to Mrs M A Steele of Youngstown at Mrs Cassie Hare Lincoln Court with a luncheon and floral decor. A surprise party honored Philip Senaltz at 202 Eastern Heights Boulevard with gifts and a festive meal. Catholic Daughters planned an afternoon carat party and a bridge luncheon was praised at the country club. Handford Hucknell arrived from Philadelphia to visit his son Bert Huckwell in Kenton Street, and Miss Nelle Pershing and Miss Dorothy Gazely departed for Athens Ohio to visit friends for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassie Hare
Lincoln Court
M. A Steeie
Youngstown
Ohio
Ron Voyage
Philip Senaltz
Tieights Boulevard
Hein
Schultz
Catholic Daughters of America
F of C
Handford Hucknell
Philadelphia
Bert Huckwell
Kenyon Street
St J Lengel Couple Headed for Woonicer Ohio Weekend
Mr and Mrs St J Lengel of Gates avenue leave today for Woon cer Ohio to join color day exercises at the college. Mrs Ella Gott of 407 West avenue is ill with plomaine puisaning. Elizabeth Jaekson of Lakewood visits Clara Cook of Hast avenue. Kenneth Thomasson, son of Mr and Mrs O Thomasson of West avenue, recovering after surgery in Dr Fernles Clinic Hospital Cleveland, shows improvement. Mr and Mrs Yeckley of Terain guest of Elyria Friends. Mr and Mrs QO Baker and Mr and Mrs Clarence Kern of Amherst spend last evening here. W H Wiggins of Toledo visits Elyria friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. J. Lengel
Gates Avenue
Woon Cer
Ohio
Ella Gott
West Avenue
Elizabeth Jaeckson
Lakewood
Clara Cook
Hast Avenue
Kenneth Thomasson
O. Thomasson
Fernle
Clinic
Cleveland
H. ¥. Yeckley
Terain
Elyria
QO. H. Baker
Clarence Kern
Amherst
W. H Wiggins
Toledo
Elyria Friends
Temperance talk and school events at Penrietta
Herrietta School notes report Judge Webber speaking at chapel on temperance. Winners of temperance essays receive prizes as Emmerich sustains a possible serious eye injury from a tin foil wad, witnessed by few students. Senior cast prepares Cyclone Sally for a March 2 performance, Miss Burch directing. A prank coin relates to a small game for a penny or farthing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrietta
Penrietta
Webber
Chapel Co Temperance
Priz Herok Emmerich
Various Public Notices and Events in Elyria 1927
A jumble of items including a Vienna physician gauge for treatment exposure, city-lighting specs, a rouge highway strip proposal, vehicle road details, dairy broiler ad, Elyria Eagles dances Fridays with 50¢ couples, the Fiona Eales Woo Doo Dance May 18, a free lecture at Wurst Hall on names and vibrations, a Spring Festival and Carnival Dance May 1, run from 6 PM to 12:30 AM with prize trots, $600 in gold prizes, and 24¢ admission open to the public.
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Elyria
Jiv Church of Christ Cafeteria Sup Saturday May 14
Jiv Church of Christ will hold a cafeteria supper on Saturday May 14 from 4 30 p m until all are served. The event offers a community meal hosted by the church. Proceeds support church programs.
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Church of Christ
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Stella Filip
Camp Grar
Margaret Robertson
Zien
Archie Penfound
Stella Fillo
Hace
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Rae Bahn
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Mds
Bellavecue
Waa
Hahn
J. Handler
Bert Arnold
J. Lutz
Irma Davis
Vivian Hennuard
Mary Burdock
Catharine Arnold
Alberta Arnold
Myrtle Davis
Sia Messrs
Thurlow Whiteamb Me
Charlez Cecil
Karl Kaiser
Bighland
Rose Forenm
Leo Rowley
LaGrange
Jax Jackson
West Ave
Edna Johansen
Wm. Camp
West St
Jos. Linden
Raby Xiel
LaGrasgs
Robert No“yah
Bell
Joseph Gg
Ekwon
West Arvenue
W. Co
Franklin School
Parent-Teacher Association
Abrs
Karl Lehmann
W. Pond
D H. Pond
Arst
R L. Ellis
Airs J B. Johnson
Airs W F Bell
A. J. Smith
G. Fred Hieth
Harry Weight
KR. C Masten
Red Cross
North Elyria Grange
Nearth Hisra Grange
Tiecack
Swoth Community Sims
Onenet Niex
Leggeshing
Carpisn Woodrum
Doris Carwood
Dorothy Beynton
Betty Tartar
Perry Gould
Ela Tilden
Sith
Wright
Church OF Chiist
Charles Coon
Glendale Court
Terry Orm
Charles Hall
Terry
Jean Varmelee
Phytls Coon Spooke
Lane
Wissger
Merle Erwelve
Bunco Club
Turkeen Dinner
George Anthony
Sammpel Street
GC. Thorla
William Wood
Harris Kancer
Leslie Severy
Necot Wrek
Frank Allsop
West River Street
Howe
Bertha Schenk
Charles W. Decker
Furnace Street
Decker
O. H Baker
Russell Becker
Tillie Bowers
O.H Qaker
Clarence Keren
Antherst
Charles W. Necker
J. PL
First United Presbyterian Church
C. A Wise
Maarlotte Yeckley
Pittsburgh
Wellington
James Daniela
H. J. Yeckiey
W. H. Parsch
Solomon Stahl
Wiliam Stahl
Johnstown
Penansylvania
Elsin
Iinois
Fiytia
Jake Gerber
Parkview Court
Archie Welton
Mary Grey
Charles Yost
Muarseiiles Avenue
Fred Yost
Vic Rames Yost
Catholic Daughters
Misa Nelle Pershing
Miss Dorothy Gazely
Athens
Ohiio
Jack
Cook’s Millinery
Chas. H. Savage
Remar
Central Book Store
Vienna
New York
The
Highway Research Board
Elyria Eagles
Fiona Eales Woo
al Welcome
Lathes
Wurst Hall
Julius C. Sieinemann Nimerelogis
Carlisle ‘Grange
K of P. Hall
Charis
Jane AM. Hale
Second Street
Jolly 5
Otto
Mogether” Faegler
East Ave
Hedges
la Porte
Cook’s Orchestra
Busick’s
Miller
Broad Street
PLONE
Cook’s Millinery East Avenue
Columbia
Waitz
Constance Merring
Miamel Pollock
Leonard
Waldorf Astoria
Columbia Records
Elaredeta
A. B. Sauer Music CO
Lorain Comney's Musical
Broad St
Elyna Broadway
Larzin
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