DeMolay Society Meets for Memorial Service and Initiations
David J Nye Chapter of DeMolay met in the L O O F hall for regular business. A memorial service was announced for Dad Beebe who died October 20 1934, with final arrangements at the next meeting. Petitions of Robert Moller and James R Muth were considered for degrees. about 22 candidates were informally initiated after adjournment. Visitors included E R Vestal Earl Luetschieser Dan Rothe and others. meeting adjourned with plans for time of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David J. Nye
Order of DeMolay
L O. O. F. Ball
Dad” Beebe
Robert Moller
James R. Muth
E. R. Vestal
Earl Liutesschieser
Dan Rothe
Presid
BelMoar
Elpha
Broth Cummings
Beil
E. Peck
Operin
Jack Alen
Meeting Day Change and Gnomes Card Party Details
LSUrseny afternoon gathering at Mrs Clar ence Beebe home hosted by The Gnomes with Dridge as diversion. Mrs Myers Chapran top score, hostess second, Mrs Morris Brown consoled. A business meeting preceded play and resignation of Mrs Homer Merrill noted. Meeting moved to Tuesday. St John s Ladies Arts Society held a session at the school with hostesses Mrs Frank Stellar and Mrs Alvin Stellar. A October 31 card party and a rummage sale were planned for the rear future. missionary program and mira box opening slated for October 17 with hostesses Mrs A Novak and Mrs Alfred Buchholz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Beebe
Dridge
Myers Chapran
Morris Brown
Homer Merrill
Clark Street
S. Jl. Bruegger
St. John’s Ladies’ Arts Society
Frank Stellar
Alvin Stellar
A. Novak
Alfred Buchbolz
Girl Scouts Plan Overnight Hike to Mind Scout Cabin
The meeting of Girl Scouts Troop 2 took place in the basement of the First Congregational Church on Thursday evening. After health inspection the regular business meeting was held and the Tenderfoot for this evening was discussed. The group plans to hike to Mind Scout Cabin on Abbe Read and adjourned with taps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Troop 2
First Congregational
Abbe
Choir Members Entertained at Murbach Home Evening
Twenty members of the choir from First Congregational Church were hosted by Mr and Mrs Ralph Murbach for dinner last night. After dinner the choir practiced and performed stunts to amuse guests. Mr Murbach then showed moving pictures for added entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational
Ralph Murbach
Murbach
Townsend Club No 1 meeting postponed to Oct 10
Townsend Club No 1 card party scheduled for October 6 has been postponed until Thursday, October 10. Colonial Club meets Monday at 2 30 with Mrs A H Stoddard of Sixth street. East Side Guild of St James Episcopal church heard Mrs Taylor at her home on Princeton avenue with Dr E B Head addressing the forward movement of the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend Club
Colonial Club
A. H. Stoddard
Sixth Street
East Side
Mrs Grats Hosts Pilgrim Women’s Meeting at Gratz Home
The Pilgrim Women’s Association met at Mrs. Clem Gratz’s Winckies Street home last evening. Mrs. Stanford opened with devotions, routine business was conducted, and a penny supper was planned. Mrs. Van Buren read an article about Dr. and Mrs. Arson Stokes visiting Inanda. Mrs. Earl Brown played a piano solo and Mrs. Mildred Dewhurst sang. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Edwin Sharp and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Society of the
Suited Presbyterian Church
Herman Paeth
Harvard Avenue
A. W. Barrd
Fievert Kirkpatrick
Robert Moore
T. F. Sellers
Afrs
Swartzer
Bristol
Pilgrim Women’s Association
Clem Gratz
Winckies Street
D. A. Stanford
van Buren
Arson Stokes
Earl Brown
Mildred Dewhurst
Edwin Sharp
Hi-Hatters Organized For Year With Home Gathering
A two-member local club formed as Hi-Hatters after six months of meetings without a name. They met at Mrs. Robert Rice’s Harvard avenue home to reorganize for the year and plan activities like quilting and needlework. The afternoon prize went to Mrs. Norman Kaeser. in two weeks on October 17 Mrs. Bert DeBray will host at Devon Court apartments where officers will be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Rice
Harvard Avenue
Norman Ka‘ser
Bert DeBray
Devon Court
Pittsfield BRIEFS Oct 4 highlights and social notes
Mary Pittsfield people at the Overlin Window Fair won prizes on produce. Frank Betts displayed Shire cattle in the parade. H Clarence Stevens and daughter Elsie Avery visited Kenneth Avery in Wellington. Wesley Pits family with Henry Brand in Lakewood. Arthritis improve for Mrs Brandi. McDoie family moved to S Pleasant Street Oberia. West, Green, Stevens attended Wellington Eagles clam bake. W H Green guests of William Meredith in Lorain and Cleveland visit. John West hospitalized in Lorain for X rays and observation. William Hayes ill but resting easier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Mary Pittsfield
Overlin
Frank Betts
H. Clarence Stevens
Elsie Avery
Kenneth Avery
Wellington
Wesley Pits
Henry Brand
Lakewood
Brandi
Albert McDoie
Marilyn
Andrew Lincoln
S. Pleasant Street
Oberia
John West
W. H Green
Wellington Eagles
W. H. Green
William Meredith
Lorain
William Hayes
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Blanche
Lucille
Warren
Cleveland
Mildred Lounabrough
Henry Worcester
Lagene
Oberin
Tuesternoon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Coats
Tomor
Mark Willis
He Old Rorsk
Metropolitan Club
Mass Gera Smith
West
Bridge Club
Princeton Avenue
Frank Rian
J. Brandau
E. J. Stankard
W H. Stegman
Wes
Eighth Street
Phi Kappa
Ruth Barton
Phi Kappa Sorority
Ser] Street
Elyria
Ebrdze
Ag Hines
Grace Lionis
Pertlesson Kay Pfaff
Cascade
Murbach Coal Co
Carl Yos
Heeresa
Carlton
Damton
Dorothy Yost
Delores Hoven
Fred Smith
Joyce Horen
Mer Lou Rudy
Robert Rancore
Doorhy Yost
Darlere Yost
Mrs. Grats
Narcissus
Darwins
Broad St
Roe Florist
Crocus
Turing
Woolens
Paris
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