Evening Club and Civic Meetings Across Elyria
A busy schedule of society gatherings includes the Child Conservation League meeting with Mrs B H Rickard on Oxford Street and numerous club events at the Legion Rooms Painter's Halls Masonic Temple and First Congregational Church. Wedding news from St Peter's North Ridgeville and various social happenings round out a night of community activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child Conservation League
B. H. Rickard
Oxford Street
American Legion
Legion
Central Labor Union
Painter's Halls
Avenue Club
0. HE. S
Masonic Temple
First Baptist Church
Northwest
Maranatha
Florence Stackhouse
Washington Avenue
J. B. Young
Cornell Avenue
First Congregational Church
Gates Room
Helen Marie Barres
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
K. of P. Hall
Cora May Walton
Ruth Gates
East Avenue
Country Club
William Muir
David J. Nye
de- Molay
Crescent Mandolin Club
Guth Barber Shop
Charles M Newcomb to address First Church Men’s Club
The First Congregational church Men’s Club plans an evening lecture by Charles Milton Newcomb M A longtime Ohio Wesleyan University faculty member and Cleveland Plain Dealer feature writer He will discuss Our National Game Passing the Buck, highlighting new psychology themes and national sport culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Newcomb
First Church
First Congregational Church
Charles Milton Newcomb
Ohio Wesleyan University
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Entertains at Pedro Party and Rebekah Social Club
Mr and Mrs Frankf Rush Street entertained a party of friends at Pedro last evening with high score prizes to Mrs Jack Pelletiers and Mr Maschka. Out of town guest Mr Maschka of Lorain. The Rebekah Social Club met at Mrs Lottie Blouse 238 Princeton Avenue with twenty five members, regular business, games and refreshments. Next meeting at Mrs Gus Erickson on Grant Street in one month. Mrs O Weldon East Avenue hosted a luncheon for ten with guests from Cleveland including Mrs George Gordon Mrs Elmer Gordon Mrs Bubbs Mrs Ed Spellman Mrs Harry Gordon and Mrs Alvin Krauss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. L. Ries
West River Street
Jack Leslie
Cc. E. Werle
W. &. Greenawalt
Cleveland
Hiller
Lorain
E. L. Rice
Joe Ki
Miller's Quarry P. T. A
Miller's Quarry Parent- Teachers’ Association
Lewis Klinect
Dorothy Banks
Mary Banks
Lewis Kilnech i
Lee
Elyria Lodge
Oberlin
Lema
Orchestra of
Norwalk
Punen
Waters
Mae Douglas
Nel Cobb
ST. Andrew's
Jack Jobson
St. Andrews
Thomas Kershaw
Harry Stoddard
Culture Club
D. A. Martin
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Elvira Les
Reva Williams
Haun
Emmett
James Cather
Park Avenue
Friendship Club
Lorain Zome
May Morgan, Hellon
Cleveland ¥. W
Elyrians
Joseph Bach
Idle Hour Club
Boston Avenue
Elizabeth Engle
San Antonio
Tex
Earl Lesch
C. Ericson
E. Ericson
Viola Greenfield
Harry Smithberger
Church OF Christ
C. D. Parmley
High Street
Storer
Gates
Jean Parmley
Jesus
Goodwin
M. E. Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
Johns
Botad Table Club
R. C. Maston
Dorothy Lurder
Lucille Hinman
Columbus St
Maston
Frank Wilford
Hl Street
Lepene
Herman
Pedro
Frankf
Rush Street
Jack Pelletiers
Maschka
Charles Gilmaster
Frank Kiser
Charles Kiser
Mr. Maschka
Rebekah Social Club
Lottie Blouse
Princeton Avenue
Gus Erickson
Grant Street
O. Weldon
East Avenue
George Gordon
Elmer Gordon
Bubbs
Ed. Spellman
Harry Gordon
Alvin Krauss
Amherst pairs wed in two ceremonies
Walter Bartlome aged 20 a blacksmith of South Amherst and Alice Young aged 30 a clerk of Maple Avenue Amherst were married by Rev. Eischer Amherst. Charles Barnes 22 a railroad fireman of Lorain and Ethel Daugherty 25 of 1048 Broadway Lorain were married by Rev. Merton Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Bartlome
South Amherst
Alice Young
Maple Avenue
Amherst
Eischer
Charles Barnes
Lorain
Ethel Daugherty
Broadway
Merton
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Report
Admissions list includes Mrs Howell Cheetham 332 Lodi Mrs Jesse Peaberthy 250 1 2 Fifth Street Mrs Alex Sukie Company house No 3 Fifteenth St Mrs Milo Phelps Grafton. Discharges list Mary Findley Bresville Mrs Joan Brackley and baby girl 97 Highland Ct Grace Mangoz 316 Prospect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howell Cheetham
Lodi
Jesse Peaberthy
Fifth Street
Alex Sukie
Fifteenth St
Milo Phelps
Grafton
Mary Findley
Bresville
Joan Brackley
Highland Ct
Grace Mangoz
Prospect
Miss Elizabeth Persons Plans World Cruise Sail date January 20
Miss Elizabeth Persons of Annapolis Maryland is guest of cousin Mrs Earl Greenland Ohio Street. She has spent a month in Toledo and Cleveland meeting party members for a world cruise aboard the 8 California sailing from New York City January 20. This is her ninth foreign tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Persons
Annapolis
Maryland
Earl Greenland
Ohio Street
Miss Persons
Toledo
Cleveland
California
New York City
Persona
Joseph Conrad
Lake Avenue
Maro Brothers
Rochester
Minnesota
Jam
Elyria
Forget
Montgolfier Pioneered Balloon Inventions From Gown Rising
Montgolfier volunteered to air his wife’s gowns and watched them inflate with hot air. He then created paper balloons and later inventions that made him famous.
Sunday School Lesson on Peters Confession
Sunday school discussion centers on Jesus question What do men think of me The lesson examines the rock on which the church will be built the belief that Christ is Son of God and redeemer and how to form intelligent beliefs It cites Clericus Says and a prayer and notes two religious periodicals for further reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Jesus
Christ
Jesus Christ
Clericus
Goa
Local notices from Lorain and area residents
Local residents appear in hospital and home notices with names and addresses, including William Abbott admitted to St Josephs Hospital and Mrs George Coon discharged from Lorain Hospital. Births and travel plans are noted for Kelley family and others. Social groups like the Musical Art Society chorus and Avenue Club prepare meetings at the YMCA and Masonic Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Abbott
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lorain
George Coon
Lorain Hospital
Alfred Powell
Dorothy
Cleveland
Lloyd Sweet
West River Street
Harlow
J. B. Thomas
Huntington
Ohio
Kard Thomas
Bluefield
Frank A. Smith
Street
Alta Reefy
Alice Arnold
New York City
Willam Abbott
Princeton Avenue
T. A. Kelley
Parke Avenue
Sue
Albert Schoff
Bell
Detroit
Michigan
Band
Jon
May Coon
Lake Avenue
St. Joseph’s 1
Ada H. Reely
John Koneczoy
Mise Florence Wilson
J. Wilson
West River Road
L. Agate
Hubbard
Musical Art Society
YMCA
Avenue Club
Masonic Temple
Should a teacher answer a pupil on God questions in class
A ten year old boy asks how there is a God and the teacher declines to answer. The piece argues for discussing serious questions with pupils and notes that women may lead women’s classes but cannot fully reach men, suggesting a need for personal connection in instruction.
Family quarrel echoes through children
A child recalls overheard tension between parents arguing over dinner time. The child notes both parents joking later and asks why they cannot have a playful imitation of their quarrels, reflecting on familiar family dynamics.
Largest junk market claimed on 13 acres in Chelsea
In Chelsea Massachusetts a 13 acre space is described as the largest junk market in the world. Local promoter touts vast assortment of discarded items and vehicles as a major attraction for bargain shoppers and collectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Mass
Digestive facts and newspaper counts in British Isles
A brief note cites that British Isles daily papers total 153 titles. It adds a physiological claim that the average person’s stomach produces nine pounds of gastric juice daily for digestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Isles
Old Fashioned Dance at Carlisle Grange Sat 15
Women's Relief Corps bake sale features apron and handkerchief booth at Farm Supply Store on West Broad this Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle Grange
Women's Relief Corps
West Broad
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ridgeville
St. Peter's Church
North Ridgeville
Regina Schmitz
M. Schmitz
Joseph Ackerman
George Ackerman
Avon
Rhein
Mise Marcella Schmitz
Estella Ackerman
Bernard
Vincent Ackerman
Greensburg
Kane
Ackerman
Elyria High School
B. McDonald
Nickle Plate
E. UL. Rice
Jess Peaberthy
Memorial Hospital
Ohio Public Service
Hotel Antlers
Mansfield
Ashland
J. B. Johnson
T. O. Kennedy
J. C. McClendon
A. H. Heitzler
Helen Steiner
Maurine Struthers
Miss Ross
Louise Ross
Bond Street
W. Ross
Q. L. Graham
Barbara Schultz
The
Methodist Church
Woman's Civic Club
Anna Egolf
Middle Avenue
Women Sculptors of America
American Pottery
Paul Richards
Fifteenth Street
Jumoant
C. H. Jument
Thorley
Bedford
Jument
Jenkins
Heetess
Broadtail
Reason
Brazil
Katherine Boylan
Oberlin Road
Christian Endeavor World
Christian Endeavor Society
Mt. Vernon St
Boston
International Journal of Religious Education
Masters Building
Chicago
Childrens Books
Loomis Co
You
Daddy
Church Forum
Tilcocatesses
Carek Florist
Nelles
Elyria Savings & Trust Bodg
BON Ton Millinery
Postoffice
Central Books
Sloe
Beauty Parlour
Marcel
U.S. Marine Band
GEO. A. Clark CO
Everything Musical
Broad St
Holy Cross Church
West Ave
14Th Street
Hecock Floral CO
E. F. Whitney & Son
Broad Street
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