Lorain High School Class of 1930 Gradates in June
The Lorain High School history class with 31 boys and 48 girls prepares for graduation this June. The assemblage includes named graduates such as Robert Amato Carl Gremer Silvio Capriana Joseph Tomsie Arthur Eldred and many others from the senior cohort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Yoning
Roberto Joseph Amato
Carlitech
Victor Gremer
Ito
Silvio Capriana
Josephano
Arthur Eldred
Charles Pderick
Willian Gama Grant
Lawrence
Lampe
Carroll Et
Class Officers Named in Elizabeth Jo Aais Group
Gladys W and Mildred Wright appear among the readable names with Elizabeth Jo Aais. Officers listed include Fred Steagall as president Ruth Olmuts as vice president Marian Fisher as secretary and William Gammie as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Hinderer
Esther Jones
Irene Jungbluth
Dorothy Rape
Marguerite Leckey
Hazel Wis
Tivel AtcCoiter
Iona Martin
Hilda Ieap
Eleanor Moore
Ruth Nutter
Ruth Olmutz
O'Staller
Edith Penrod
Phinney
Alma Reisland
Eva Lee Sackett
Georgine
Ula Simmons
Viola Smith
Catherine Stack
Consuelo Stoll
Allien Travis
Eva Widzer
Elizabeth Jo
Aais
Gladys W
Mildred Wrigh
Fred Steagall
Ruth Olmuts
Marian Fisher
William Gammie
Treazeurer
Newlyweds Welcome Serenaders After Honeymoon Return
Lorain recalls Mr. and Mrs. Julius E. Mischke greeted by veterans of Foreign Wars and Moose members at their Reid Avenue home. Crowd joins in bugle and drum serenade as couple, recently married in Cleveland, returns from Buffalo and Washington. Mischke active WWI veteran and local Moose official hosts guest reception with taps signaling the evening’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Julius E. Mischke
Reid Avenue
Twenty-third Street
Mischke
Elizabeth Steiner
Mr. Mischke
Cleveland
Buffalo
New York
Washington
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Moose Iodse
Bugle Corps
Pythians to Hold Meeting in High School Tomorrow
Lorain reports one of the county to host a large Knights of Pythias gathering in the high school auditorium led by Holman and Woodland lodges. Rev Milton M Brown will speak on Reflex Influence of Pythian ism of Life with musical numbers by local musicians and public attendance sought with seats reserved for lodge members.
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Lorain
aAll
Knights of Pythias
Lorain County
Milton M. Brown
Twentieth Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Holman and Woodland Lodges
Pythian Lodges
Pythian
Brown
Lorain High School Graduation Program Completed
Lorain to hold graduation in the high school auditorium at 8 p m. A class of 79 will receive diplomas, including 31 boys and 48 girls. Program features the High School Orchestra, glee club, an invocation by Rev C J Pearse, a speech on leisure by Dr Henry Turner Bailey, and diploma presentations by Fred Steagal and Dr F C Hoffer with a benediction by Rev L O Newcomer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
America
C. J. Pearse
Straus
MacDowell
Bartlett
Glee Club
P. C. Bunn
Henry Turner Bailey
Fred Steagall
F. C. Hoffer
Board of Education
L. O
Saint Mary's Pupils Present Pleasing Annual Entertainment
Saint Mary's primary grades dazzled a full Lorain audience with an evening of songs readings and dramatic pieces. Encores followed each number as pupils from kindergarten through sixth grade performed selections by orchestra and choruses including fairy tales ghost tales camping scenes and patriotic songs reflecting a well rehearsed program.
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Saint Mary's
Lorain
St. Mary’s
Ehrmann
Churchill
Bilbro
Grindell
St. Mary's Scouts
St. Mary’s Missions
Our Country
Schools Forever
Lorain Wimodaughsis Club Holds Annual Guests Day
Lorain Wimodaughsis club hosted its annual guests day at Mrs E C Loofboroughs East Shore home with garden flowers. President Mrs A V Hageman welcomed attendees. a film Gertrude the Governess No Mother to Hide Her was shown. Plans were made to attend Dennison convention and the next meeting is in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maccabee
Lorain
Florence Review
Lorain—Lorain
Pythian Temple
Dennison
Ohio
University Club meeting on Bulgarians and Macedonians
Lorain report says Dr and Mrs W F Dager hosted a large gathering. C E Van Dusen read a paper on Bulgarians and Macedonians followed by a parliamentary drill by H H Neptune. The evening included discussions and music with luncheon served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
W. F. Dager
Fifth Street
C. E. van Dusen
H. H. Neptune
Lydia Pinkham Ad: Women’s health and homemaker roles
An advertisement from The Woman Citizen urges women to confront menstrual and female health ailments early. It promotes Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a conscientious treatment for backache and dragging-down sensations common to female diseases, tying health to home and civic life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Hk
Pinkham
Advt
Win One Bible Class Shifts Meeting Day
The Win One Bible Class of Delaware Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church will meet Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Frank Abell's home 2232 California Avenue instead of Friday. The change lets members attend the Fairhome May festival.
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Lorain
Delaware Avenues
Sheriff Sale of Elyria Property in Lorain County
The Lorain County Court of Common Pleas will auction the real estate at 337 West Street Elyria on May 28 18921 between 9 and 10 am Standard Time. The parcel 35 feet by 170 feet is appraised at 2000 dollars and must bring at least two thirds of that amount. N D Backus Sheriff and C A Metcalf Attorney announce.
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George W. Bott
Lorain County
Ohio
Court of Common Pleas
County of Lorain
State of
Court House
Elyria
Bante
West Street
City of
Special Meeting of The Standard White Metals Co Stockholders
Notice dated May 24 1921 announces a special meeting of Elyria Ohio based The Standard White Metals Company stockholders on June 7 1921 at 2 PM at the company office. Agenda includes amendments to Articles I of the Rules and Regulations including rewording of annual and special meeting provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard White Metals Company
Ohio Corporation
Elyria
Ohio
Directors and charter amendments proposed by stockholders
A dated notice from Wall in May outlines amendments to Articles and Regulations. It details board size rules from five to up to thirty, director eligibility, and removal procedures. The document references two thirds stock thresholds for major actions and specifies meeting locations in Ohio.
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Nime
State of
Ohio
Thomas Bently
A Wall
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George
Hons
Meier
Foresters
Amherst
Jennie i
Herbert Miller Robert
Ritualo. O. F
Delaware
Este
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George B. Wickens Co
Ns Go., Ltd
Trico
Living Models
M. American le
Gion
Glenn
Beach
Maybure's
Wuayo
Lorata
Tehace
Pythians
B. OF L. F
E. Auxiliary
E. A. Deutsch Organization
Broad St
Care Chronicle
Kelyria, Ohio
Lorain Wimodaughsis Club
Miss Steel
Hollles
Mrs. Ayres
A. V. Hageman
Gertrude Polinski Mushinoff
Ayres
Lord Mosh
Boone
Countess Mosh
Avery
Lord Ronald
Alex Alexevitch
Inez Pierce
Bunn
H. E. Hageman
George Damon
Gagathan
W. B. Thompson
Mrs. W. F. Dager
the Wickens Co
Smerifis Alm
John J. Justin
N. D. Backus
C. A. Metcalf
Oscar C. Woodruff
Shreveport
Louisiana
Genevieve E. Woodruff
Genevive E. Woodruff
LD. Hamlin
S Hall
C. L. Worthington
C. L. Sotherden
Ne’w York Waist CO. and
Mayburg’s
American Legion Carnival
Glenn’s Beach
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