Community notes list various club meetings and events
A crowded agenda shows numerous groups meeting in Lorain with dinners, luncheons, and socials at YWCA, Elks, Masonic, and church halls. Highlights include women’s clubs, Daughters of the American Revolution, Rotary, Exchange Club, Welsh and Republican groups, plus a Thanksgiving service and a social dinner for Tigre Club members. A death notice for Dr. Donald Do of Kansas City is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. W.C
Alice Finney
Lorain County
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Bens of Veterans
R. Hall
Li Brotherhood of American Year
C. O. F. Hall
Pie of Columbus
K. of C. #1 King Solomon's Lodge No. 56, and A. M. Masonic Temple
Phi Sigma Deltas
Withuiss
Helene Haserodt
Eighth Street
Church Council of Grace Ludheran Church
Rotary Club
Exchange Club
Elks Restaurant
NY. B
Charles Meek
Rth
Oliva Street
Grover Hull
George Breet
H.C. Eckroad
Harvard Avenue
Welsh Club
H. B. Rawson
West Phneth Street
R. C. Baird
Seventh Street
Daughters of the American Revolution
Fil Hs. Thomas
Columbus
Htreet
George Ingersoll
Theodore West
Asaph Jones
Cabinet of Friendship Club
Finney Fill
Grace Lutheran Church
Lamerican Legion
Frank S. Harmon
Donald Do
Kansas City
First Baptist
City
LOCAL CLUB MEETINGS AND SOCIAL EVENTS REPORTED
The Suni Club meets this evening with Miss Otteha Schmitgen of Wooster Court. Various clubs postpone and plan meetings including Mission Study, Past Noble Grand, and East Side WCU with food drives. Eveng ELYRIAN closes Evangelical service at Litchfield with Bible class coming December 6. Rainbow Girls meet at St Paul’s. charity and social activities noted. A December 8 club meeting is announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Snyder
Olumbus Street
St. Jair Rebekah Lodge
Modern Woodmen of America
Moose Lodge
Ladies’ Aid Society of Methodist Episcopal Church
F. C
the Eagles
Young Peoples Society of Charch of Christ
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Mird Street
W. L. Burner
Blue Jay Card Club
Nick Neufer
Suni Club
Otteha Schmitgen
Wooster Court
St Clair Revekan Lodse
Mra
Cornelius Archambeau
Fester Avenue
Elyrian
Litchfield
The
Baptist Church
Congregational Church
H. K.finies
Elyria
L E. Palmer
Wellington
LaGrange
Finler
Rainbow Girls
St. Paul's Church
Joan Jekle
Huron Street
Mruce Heginbotham
MISS MABEL CAYWOOD WEDS ARCHIE HAHN
Miss Mabel Caywood daughter of Mr and Mrs F E Caywood of 985 East River Street and Archie Hahn wed at Grace Lutheran church with Rev Harry C Mahler performing the ten o clock ceremony. Mrs Hahn was a nurse and graduate of Elyria Memorial hospital. They plan to live on Fifth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Caywood
Archie. Hahn
Grace Luthern Church
Harry C. Mahler
Mabel Carwood
F. E. Caywood
East River Street
Archie Hahn
Hahn
Nurses’ Training School of
Elyria
Memorial Hospital
Fifth Street
Mayme Hale
L. A
Lorain
Milo K. Wilford
Ninth Street
Stuart Walker
Finney Chapel
Oberlin
Linda May Blanchard
Ober- UN Conservatory
BE. E. Blanchard
Frank Powers
Detroit
Kaiser Court
A. L. Gegenheimer
West Street
Henrietta
Gazella Fitzgerald
Fremont
W. J. Fitzgerald
Middle Avenue
Frank Costervik
Cleveland
C. J. Wail
Cheshire Brock
A. D Whidden
Barbara
Medina
Robert McCaa
Robnert McCaa
Tt Fowler
Leon Douglass
C. L Douglas
Local Notices Mention Marian Tarnow Ske Grafton
Richard Johns of R. D. No. 2 Oberlin road and Marian Tarnow Ske in Grafton appear in a brief public notice listing names and locations. The fragment suggests an address based post or matter connected to Oberlin road area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Johns
Oberlin Road
Marian Tarnowske
Grafton
Thanksgiving Sojourns Highlight Regional Visitors
A medley of local households hosted friends and relatives over the weekend and for Thanksgiving. Visitors include Mae Nye from Buffalo arriving Wednesday, Otis Cope and family from Ann Arbor, and Edward Gates returning from Milton Academy for a week with his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bom. Considine
Clevelad
F. L. Cazeau
Brandston Avenue
Mae Nye
Buffalo
New York
R. Neve
Washington Avenue
Otis Cope
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Nanee Cope
R. H. Cope
Furnace Street
Starr Faxon
Westavenue
Frank Stewart
Cleveland
Edward Gates
Milton Academy
Milton
Massachusetts
George Stevens, Jr
E. K. Munsey
Fifth Street
New York City
Kendall Musser
Florida
Bertha Pemvoer
Max
Harvard Avenue
Fred Freeman
Walnut Street
E. M. Freeman
Sumner Street
Geraldine Martin
Kipton
Elyma Friends
L. E. Palmer
Ltcchfield
Medina
A. O. Hales
Harry Squire
Oberlin
Airs
Alfred Squire
Middle Avenue
William Morse
George Wieseke
Liberty C. Tompkins
Lawrence W
Amherst
Walter Guthman
E. C. Schibley
Hast Amherst
John Pape
R. Dangerfield
Chants Weber
Lorain
Friay
Creomulsion Ad Says It Helps Coughs From Colds
An old advertisement claims Creomulsion cures coughs from colds and bronchial infections. It describes the product as a remedy for throat and lung diseases and advises asking a druggist if symptoms persist after use.
Markets and notices in brief
Market prices listed include cheese pork poultry and produce with various weights and figures. The page notes a Modern Woodmen social event and a Mayflower Camp Royal Neighbors gathering at 8 p.m. Wednesday at E. of C. hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayflower
Camp Royal
Modern Woodmen Party
C.! Hall
Opening Liberty Bonds New York Item
Open tir bonds reported from New York on November 26 detail Liberty Bond offerings and market status with brief notes on subscription progress and investor response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Local Boy Michael Knechtges Dies at Age 6
Michael Knechtges aged 6 died Sunday morning at 340 Gates Avenue. Authorities report the death occurred at his home and note the brief illness preceding the passing. Affected family members request privacy as they mourn this loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Knechtges
Gates Ave
Obituary for Deceased with Large Family
The deceased is survived by ten children thirty six grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted at St Marys church Wodneadey tomorrow at 9 30 am. Burial will follow in St Marys cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Church
Wodneadey
St. Mary's Cemetery
Hall sues Red Star Transport for 25000 dollars
Geo F E Hall brings a 25000 dollar damage suit against Red Star Transport alleging an agent assaulted him while employed, breaking his nose and bridge, cutting his lip and causing other injuries during an incident on November 4. The action seeks compensation for the injuries and damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. FE. Hall
Elyria Red Star
Also Mentioned on This Page
Weeo
Mabel P. Hart
East
Vente
Mier
Educational Department of Woman's Civic Club
Ks Hall
Notawa Club
Ed Presbyterian Church
Jolly Seven
Martin
Council Room
C. A. Hale
West
Ladies Aid Society of
Graceatheran
Woman's Association of the
Ipwt
Glatiis Gooden
Tigre- Club
Moon
Cahill
Firnn
Carmen
Lucille
Q. Johnson
Horton
Margaret Beal
Barton
Olga Johnson
Elia Miller
Mission Study Club
First Congregational Church
Lorain Corps
Richard Allen Post
Eastern Heights Boulevard
G. A
Country Club
W. T. Parsch
Colonial Apartments
Claire Parsch
Eileen Maloy
Katherine Keogh
Irina Arter
Mms
Gardazer Bartlett
Washington Avenus
LeRoy
A. R. Crippin
Mary Taylor
Louis Kin
Mary Motova
Loran
Mach
Elytia
Cain Smith
Mec
Aia Fn
el L Burner
Geenz G Tornat
Rora Etes
Leran
John Ginty
Gustav Ren
Cork Strens
Sandy
Wee Thomas Smith
Lawrence Whitace
Rochard J . Cherlin Tord
Ran Farnana
Gratto Disch
Ang Ayen
Dan Cook
Baby Hor
North
Eaton
Alice Schroeder
Roosevelt Avenue
Lous Head
Cleveland Road
Fishan Witczak
AD. Bey
Stella Mareh
Park
Hanes
Creomulsion Co
Atlanta, Ga
Jass
York State
Ohio
Auxiliary Knights’ of St
Liberty
Michael Kneghtees
Brunswick
Mathias
Weathver St
SUES
RED Star Bus Line
Oie
Oberlin College Dramatic and Glee Club
Central Book Store
DAY
Brunswick Music Shop
Court Street
Wilkins-Struck Co
as-Hurst Co
Imonda
Robert J
Pacific Oil
Clair
McAn Petre Tican
Genero
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