Officers Elected at Annual Banquet of Lorain County Bankers
At the Oberlin Inn last evening the Lorain County Bankers Association hosted 270 members with a six course dinner. Officers for the ensuing year were elected: R. L. Rankin chair, A. J. Plocher vice chair, and K. O. Townsend secretary treasurer. The banquet featured speakers from Ohio banking groups and a musical quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Oberlin Inn
Lorain County Bankers’ Association
A. 3. Robinson
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
Otis C. McKee
Oberlin Savings Bank Company
George H. Dunn
Group Nine
Central Savings and Trust of
Akron
Arthur B. Taylor
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
Elyria
Hugh Diamond
Ge’ton
Ohio
Charles H. Mylander
Columbus
Ohio Bankers Association
Lorain
A. J. Plocher
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company of
K. O. Townsend
First Wellington Bank
Lorain County Bankers Association
Amherst
Amherst Park Bank Company
Amherst Savings & Banking Company
Elyria Savings & Trust Company
Lorain County Savings & Trust Company
Savings Deposit Bank & Trust Company
Grafton
The
Grafton Savings & Banking Company
Kipton
Kipton Bank Company
LaGrange
Peoples Bank
Central Bank Company
City Bank Company
Cleveland Tas Company
Lorain Banking Company
Peoples Savings Bank
National Bank of Commerce
Oberlin
Peoples Banking Company
Wellington
First National Bank In
Evening events and club meetings in Lakewood churches
A long list of tonight events includes rallies at Lakewood church by Young People of U. P. and a parish dinner at First Congregational. Numerous circles and clubs meet at St. Pauls, Methodist, and Scottish venues with social gatherings, socials, dinners, and a planned Christmas party for Circle Five on December 12 at Mrs. Without's home. The Pythian Sisters Drill Team attended the Lorain district convention, and M. E. Circle Five hostess Mrs. Joseph Dixon hosted a Hard Times Social with 25 members and five guests. next meet is December 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. P
Lakewood Church
First Congregational Church
Notta Card Club
Charles Barton
Kenyon Avenue
Fidele Club
Clyde Pelton
Cleveland Street
Inter Se
Christopher Oliver
St. Paul's Church
Ferdinand Wirth
Nichols Court
Zinnia Club
Julia Wells
Erie Street
Foxey Eight
Marjory Parton
Bath Street
Bridge Club
Leona Smith
George Street
Research
Bethel Shrine
W. S. of J
QO. F
North Elsina
American Legion Amxiliary
Legion Rooms
Clan Robertson
Order of Scottish Clans
G. A. R. Hall
St. Paul's
Circle Five
Karl Lehman
Third Street
Queen Esthers
Methodist Church
Circle Nine
Church of Christ
A. H. Grol
Pasadena Avenue
Pythian Sisters
Lorain
Hotel Anti Jers
Ella Miller
Carrie Faulhanker
Ruby Beal
Ida Devinney
Marian Shrubsole
Elenore Sounells
Laura Barton
Edna Matzelman
Minnvie Gard
Anna Hoard
Catherine Waldron
Lydia Meluon
Ella Williams
Fannie Ernst
Lacey Krugman
Bertha Lyberger
Emily Waldron
Catherine Christy
Florence Brown
Ruby Smith
Mesdames Fava Bringer
Lillian West
Esther Seekins
Dororthy Barton
Mesdames
Ethel Robinson
Irene Baker
Lillian Scott
Christina Rodgers
Joseph Dixon
M. E. Circle Five
Flows Street
First Methodist Church
E. A. Thamert
Harwood Avenue
Dow Baird
Fred Wahl
Peer Peterman
Frances Nilsen
Nellie
Alice Wilmot
Chrysanthemum Club Hosts Social and Plans December Meeting
Eleven members gathered at Mrs Harry Peters home on Hamilton street for a Chrysan themum Club afternoon of Cootie with prizes awarded to Mrs O Neimerer first Mrs Tt Draegert second and Mrs M F Walkenhorst consolation. Luncheon featured yellow chrysanthemum centerpiece as guests included Mrs T Hull. December 12 circle meets at Mrs Richard Munz on Tenth street for a Christmas party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chrysanthemum Club
Harry Peters
Hamilton Street
O. Neimerer
Tt. Draegert
M. F. Walkenhorst
T. Hull
Richard Munz
Tenth Street
Paris
William Chamberlain
Middle Avenue
Who's Who
Peizos
Wiliam Kiely
Edward Ehlert
Andrew Walkden
Harry Claycomb
Fourth Street
Letters From Wilsonartes Read At Circle Three Also Rans Discussed At Round Table
The Round Table Club met last evening with Mrs. 5. S. Rockwood hosting. Mrs. W. RK Bartlett discussed Don B. Seitz’s book on the great and near great who missed the presidency, citing Burr, Clay, Calhoun, Crawford, Cass, Blaine, and Bryan among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rans
Round Table
Round Table Club
5. S. Rockwood
W. RK. Bartlett
Don B. Seitz
United States
Aaron Burr
Henry Clay
John C. Calhoun
Manon
William H. Crawford
Lewis Cass
James G. Blaine
New York State
Empire State
William Jennings Bryan
George T Snyder
Charles Merz
Europe
Marion Comings
Lawrence H. Webber
MRS BALCOMBE HOSTS CIRCLE EIGHT OF M R CHURCH
Circle Eight met at Mrs Balcomb’s home 237 Wooster street with 21 members and two guests. Plans were made for a December 12 Christmas party at the YWCA with gifts for members and Salvation Army. The program reviewed Booth Tarkington’s Seventeen led by Mrs Hulbert. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booth Tarkington
Fifteen Attend Circle No 2 Meeting at Mary Schultz Home
Fifteen members of Circle No 2 of St. Paul’s church met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Mary Schultz’s Marsacilles avenue home. The meeting opened with prayer led by chairwoman Mrs Ad Heuser. Plans were made for a Christmas navy to be held December nineteenth at the church during the discussion of business. A portal hour followed and the group adjourned to meet again in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
RR. L. Stearns
Princeton Avenue
C. M. Johnson
Osborne
Grant Moses
Ralph Murdach
James Hewitt
William Muir Auld
H. K. Cochrane
Robert Stearns
Elyria
H. C. Harris
Frank Wharton
Friendship Club
Y. W
C.A
S. QO. S
Miss Kints | Son
L. E. Bonsieur
East Aver
Lent
Eleventh Street
Woman's Association of the
Second Congregational Church
Batelors
Richard Upton
John Ywecock
George Lamberton
Irving Shepard
J. G. Upp
First Methodist Church
Kelly
Whitner
G. A. Needer
Marion Upp
Reeder
Cushman
Peter Kolinski
Cornell Avenue
Otto Greene
Otto W. Greens
Sixth Street
J. R. George
L. W. Mann
A. L. Agate
Cincinnati
RS. Davies
Porta Rica
A. R. Agate
Middle Avenue
Circle No. 2
St. Paul's Church
Mary Schultz
Marsacilles Avenue
Ad Heuser
A. A. Crooks
Circle Three
Harvard Avenue
C A. Stranahan
J. H. Symons
Crooks
Gust Kolluski
Rawson
Community Circles Host Meetings Across Local Churches
Multiple church circles and clubs gathered yesterday with devotionals, readings, and business sessions. Circle Three hosted at Harvard Avenue with thirteen members. Circle Four met at Cedar Street. Circle Six convened at Columbus Street. Ladies Aid planned a cafeteria supper for December nineteenth. Entre Nous Club held a Christmas party planning for December twenty second at Mrs Owen J Banton’s home. Hospital notes list several discharges and admissions. Roosevelt PTA set a bake sale for November 24 at Gerber's Meat Market.
Woman's Auxiliary Meeting at Mrs Stilgenbauer Home
The Woman's Auxiliary of Bt. Andrew's church met at Mrs. O. O. Stilgenbauer's Siath street home yesterday. With no president present, Mrs. Colburn and Mrs. George Wine led the meeting. Members sewed for the missionary box and enjoyed tea. Next meeting date and place to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bt. Andrew's Church
O. O. Stilgenbauer
Siath Street
Colburn
George Wine
Keen Kutter Klub Hosts Tureen Dinner Meeting
Twenty two members of the Keen Kutter Klub enjoyed a tureen dinner Wednesday noon at Mrs. Rose Bellamy's home 130 Seneca Street. The meeting opened with the Lord's prayer and the afternoon was spent in sewing and social conversation. Ada Volk will host the next meeting on December fifth with another tureen dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Walter
Jolly Five
Walter
Oberlin Road
Peter Greer
155 Fair
Keen Kutter Klub
Rose Bellamy
Seneca Street
Ada Volk
Gentlemen Enjoy Dinner Bridge at Elyria Country Club
Nine gentlemen dined and played bridge at the Elyria Country club on Thursday evening. Out of town guest James Shreffler of Lorain joined the group, with attendees including Noval Sotherdon, Bert Daniels, J. S. J. Parks, Pierre R. Smith, J. J. Burrell, Harold Pond, Earl Bell, and Dr. Beyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Country Club
James Shreffler
Lorain
Messrs
Noval Sotherdon
Bert Daniels
JS. J. Parks
Pierre R. Smith
J. J. Burrell
Harold Pond
Earl Bell
Dr. Beyard
Daughters of St Andrew's Plan Bazaar
The Daughters of St Andrew held a pleasant meeting at Mrs James Renouard's home 11 Middle Avenue yesterday afternoon. Plans were set for the coming bazaar and refreshments followed the business discussion. No further meetings are scheduled until January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of St. Andrew
James Renouard
Middle Avenue
Marriage Licenses Issued in Cleveland Area
Thomas Campbell 25 shop foreman Cleveland wed Viola Wind 26 telephone operator Kip ton with Rev Elwood of Cleveland officiating. James Provonznik 21 mould er Carlisle township wed Egidia Meo 24 Elyria with Rev Frey officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Campbell
Cleveland
Viola Wind
Kipton
Elwood
James Provonznik
Moulder Carlisle
Egidia Meo
Elyria
Frey
Mrs Paul Richards Hosts Bridge Club Evening
Mrs. Paul Richards of Fifteenth Street hosted her bridge club last evening. Prizes went to Mrs. Ed Triskey first and Mrs. Charles Leonard second after a delicious luncheon concluded the card party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Richards
Fifteenth Street
Bridge Club
Ed. Triskey
Charles Leonard
Local Personal News and Birth Announcements
Mrs Frances Henry of Lakewood and Elyria friends visit Elyria for a few days. Miss Charlotte Webster of Bryn Mawr College will spend Thanksgiving with grandmother Mrs J A Webster of 300 Washington Ave. Mr and Mrs Don Barlow announce birth of son Donad in November Twentieth. Maybelle Burner sustains sprained ankle returning home. Mary Kathryn Conry, nurse at Charity Hospital, Cleveland, visits with her parents Mr and Mrs John Conry on Fourth. Announcement of birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Leon Kennedy of 35 Princeton Avenue born November twentieth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances. Henry
Lakewood
Elyria
Charlotte Webster
Bryn Mawr College
Bryn Mawr
Pennsylvania
J. A. Webster
Washington Avenue
Don Barlow
Harvard Avenue
Maybelle Burner
Oxford Street
Mary Kathryn Conry
Charity Hospital
Cleveland
John Conry
Fourth Street
Leon Kennedy
Princeton Avenue
Community Notices From Elyria and Ridgeville Events
Bake Sale at Elyria Flower Shoppe on Middle Ave features 224 Middle Ave with proceeds for M. E. Church. A mixed dance at Ridgeville Grange presented by Albrecht's Orchestra costs 75 cents per couple with an extra entry at 25 cents. A chicken supper and apron sale at 2nd Congregational Church begins Friday at 5 30 by Dion with adult tickets 60 cents and children 35 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Middle Ave
M. E. Church
Ridgeville Grange
Albrecht
Albrecht & Telzerow
Mers
Dion
Dance at Cascade and Bazaar at St. Peter's Offerings
Dance at Cascade Saturday night November 2 with music by Happy H Famous Coral Gable chestra. 50e per coup. St. Peter's Bazaar No. Ridgeville offers Saturday evening and Sunday noon and evening with keys and all kinds of pie. Hot lunch will be set by the ladies. Everyone welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade
Happy H
Coral Gablechestra
St. Peter’s Bazaar
Ridgeville
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John Streicher
Margaret Minch
Elyria Brown
Dixon
Oliver Town Ni
Linkager
Melton
Frances Henry
Circle NO. 4
Hears OF Tennessee Mission School
Woman's Association
Wilsonartes
Circle No. 3
James Thomas
Columbus Street
Barnes
Thomas Tex
Girl Scouts
Anna Lowisa Schubert
Mary Emily Scott
Kopin
Wilma Reed
Carl] Mahtke
Helen Tata
Archer Merit Radze
Puyltis Fond
Helen Turner
Olive Street
F. Spencer
Mildred Neufer
Lake Avenue
ST. Clair Rebekah
St Clair Rebekah Lodge
Sarah Bradly
Buckeye Bunco Club
M. A. Jenkins
South Lorain
Wiliam King
Paul Hubbell
Oscar Pixley
Fawn Hamilton
Jenkins
A. H. Richards
Spruce Street
Frank Phelps
Cedar Street
Charlotte Brooks
Alice Edwards
Broad Street
M. F. Circle 6
J. W. McHenry
Edwin Shubert
S. M. McHenry
J. 11
Korb
Ladies Aid OF
Ladies Aid Society of the
A. Fessler
C. M. Williama
M. N. Sir
Owen J. Banton
Westavenna
Alma Cunningham
Second Street
Galion
Obtto
James Tremarche
Plymouth
Carl Sealay
R. D
Mamie Dobbs
Lodi Street
Leonard Abram
Valley City
Roosevelt P. T. Ua
Gerber’s
Loomis Company
F. M. Sponsellor
Cook
Maplewood School
Lake Ave
Auspices P. T. A
Dave Gilbert
Jan Garber
Orchestra
Day’s
Music Store
Claude Terry
Second St
Phono
ST. Andrew's Aux
Stilgenbaueil
Daughters OF ST. Andrew's
Mountain Valley
Hot Springs
Ark
Ellis Drug Store
Broad St
ST. Mary's
K. of
C. Hall
Pedro
Max Horwitz
E. F. Whitney & Son
West Broad Street
Mis. Paul, Richards
Bridge
K Hall
Pythian
J. Pedro
Bunco
Charis
Secon Brooks Block
J. Whitney
Melrose
Mass
John
Whitney
Father John
Thompson and Brookhouser
la Veda Hat Shop
Washington Ave
S? Rug
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