Peters Couple Celebrate Golden Wedding Fifty Years
Mr and Mrs Philip F Peters of 1 40 West River Street celebrated their goldene wedding anniversary with relatives and friends. Married in Buffalo New York on October 13 1874 they have lived in this city for forty six years. They have four children Frank H Peters John T Peters and Mrs Ch Bishop and Ernest Strack. Grandchildren include Miss Yvonne Walker daughter of Mrs Russell Walks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip F. Peters
West River Street
Peters
Buffalo
New York
Frank H
John T Peters
Cleveland
Ch Bishop
Ernest Strack
Yvonne Walker
Russell Walks
District Rebekah Meeting at Amherst for Friendship Session
District Rebekah Society and Ohio Rebekah Assembly lodges will meet in Amherst on Wednesday for the 14th Friendship Special Session and School of Instruction at the L O C F hall. Officers include Anna L. Friday president and Mary Woodcock as inter guard, with lodges from Lilywood Wellington Vine Oberlin Welcome Lorain Robena Riverdale Golden Link Amherst participating in morning and afternoon sessions featuring colors, welcome address, minutes, reports, elections, and instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clair Rebekah
Rebekah
Amherst
Friendship
Ohio Rebekah Assembly
L 0
Lilywood
Wellington
Anchor
Grafton
Vine
Oberlin
Welcome
Lorain
Robena
Medina
Riverdale
Lodi
Golden Link
Brunswick
Amherst Lodge
Tonight’s Local Meetings and Public Benfits Calendar
Tonight gathers numerous groups from Ely to Lorain County. Ohio organizations including American Legion Elks Lodge Masons Bnai Brith and Modern Woodmen hold sessions in local halls and temples. Notable talks by Dr Milton L B Cohen and Dr W E Hurt at Park Hotel Obslin. 7:30 p.m. events and 4:00 p.m. dinner precede.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennale Sisterhood
Ladire Auxiliary
Knights of St. Joh
Moos
Women’s Benefit Association of Maccabees
Wurst Hall
Clover Leaf Circle
Alma Bourquin
Third Street
N. A. Q. Club
Mae Rhoades
Amaryllis Club
W. 3
Greenwalt
Cleveland
Lorain County Medical Society
Park Hotel
Obslin
W. E. Hurt
Dames
Malia
Odd Fellows Hall
Meetings and church groups schedule for February middle week
Fragments show a series of meetings at Zigu Mrs Woo Lockard 233 Harvest avenue and 241 Kenpen court. The H P Chapman Camp Verstans Aux in Ninth Dy Convention includes Ci land Lorain Elrria. Supper at St Pauls char ta for the Piper's Degree team conversion work. Junior Mission Bang at United Presbyterian postponed one day. Wednesday 2:00 pm practice and church group refreshment plans noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cire
Zigu
Woo. Lockard
Harvate Avenue
Tietroon
St. Pauls
He Iy
Phal
Jenior Mission
United Presbyterian Church
Women Club Elects Permanent Officers
Thirty five members of the Business and Professional Women's Club met in the Boylan block. Permanent officers were elected: President Miss F. E. Johnston, Vice President Miss Hildreskh Hecock, Secretary Grace Doncaster, Treasurer Miss Maude Williams. A donation party added items for the club rooms. The group plans a membership drive to reach seventy five by October 27 and will meet next on October 27 in the elwa rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women's Club
Boylan
FE. Ai. Johnston
Hildreskh Hecock
Grace Doncaster
Maude Willams
No Public Service
Ceventy Ivy
Elwa
Plus Ultra Class Elects New Officers
Fragmentary report shows the Plus Ultra class electing officers with Doris Walker as president and mentions names Thompson and Blancheman. The piece notes plans for future events, a luncheon, and an upcoming meeting in November with various attendees and planning activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Walker
Thompsones
Blancheman
Lee
Informal dinner honors Erlingshirn spouse amid dog welfare plan
Pillars of Lorain host an informal gathering at Meo and Mre o 3 Snyder to celebrate the marriage of Julius Low and the honoree. The evening’s climax featured a generous fruny and a dog welfare fund appeal. Prof. Lynds Jones of Oberlin College lectured on Birds to the Audubon Bird Club in Elyria. Miss Frances Hillyer and Miss Maybelle Jardar visited friends in Elyria.
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Pittren
Mrsyg Stun
Julius Low
Snyder
Jan Setar
Lynds Fone
VUVT
BON Bird Club
Lends Jones
Oheran College
Audubon “Bird Club
Blria Save ‘Ings and Trust Company
Aaxd
Frances Hillyer
Eleveath Street
Maybelle Jardar
East Erie Street
Lorain
Elyria
Board of Directors Plans Meeting and October Notes
The article notes a board and committee gathering discussing educational work for October. It highlights the development of personality under Prof Harrison of Oberlin, lectures by Prof Geiser, and joint efforts with the League of Women Voters and YWCA. An upcoming event at the Etra Hotel in November supports a Christmas sale fundraiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C. A. Mabe
Marion
Harrison
Oberlin
League of Women Voters
Etra
Urlaise
D . Aller
Halbowmen Ad Mirthpay Party for Miss Mars Eleventh
Walrath of Stop 7 Yellowdine held a masked birthday party for his daughter Miss Mars. Prizes went to Sax King Bout Seller Steve Howath and Miss Mildre Cone. Guests included Genevieve Bord Elaine Brown Neva Goodsite Beverly Gates Vivian Rohen Rose Horvath and others with Vincent School teachers Miss Mepatie Miss Cope Mrs Hardy and Max King attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halbowmen
Beverly Gates
Vilvian Rohen
Rose Horvath
Winifred Walrath
Masters Pan Saltier
Ernest Goodsite
Steve Horvath
John Boyd
Vincent School
Jane Mepatie
Nona Cope
Nfardy
Max King
Dorothy Day
Mildred Cope
Roy Brown
Nichols
Brotherhood Yeomen Install Officers in Public Ceremony
Brotherhood of American Yeomen held a regular session in the I O O F hall with forty members present. Four candidates were initiated and officers installed including foreman William Gehrke and master of ceremonies William Tissington. A degree team exhibition followed and seventy five people attended refreshments. A children’s festival is planned for October 27 at the next meeting. Also H. P. Chapman Camp No 6 Sons of Veterans met in the G A R hall with good attendance. An invitation from G A R and Sons of Veterans of Wellington was accepted for October 11 with a 6:15 start from the G A R hall. Edmund Birdsall of Batavia, noted for his service, will speak.
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Brotherhood OF American Yeomen
I. O. O. F. Hall
William Gehrke
William Tissington
William Smith
Sarah Massey
C. E. Dunford
Milcent Tissington
Sentinel
Mame Young
Bertha Kuss
Lady Rebecca
Mary Slack
Jady Rowena
Anna Gehrke
Charles Pomeroy
H. P. Chapman
Sons of Veterans
G. A. R. Hall
A. R
Hanim Pose
T Ar Tulent
G. A R
Ohio
Edmund Birdsall
Batavia
Whistler Family Reunion Held in LaGrange
The first annual Whistler family reunion gathered forty five relatives at Mr. and Mrs. P. X. Sm's LaGrange road home. Attendees came from Canton Crestline Fulton Cleveland and Ridgeville for an afternoon of cards and music followed by dinner at six. The group plans to meet next year at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank of Lakewood.
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LA Grange
P. X. Sm
LaGrange Road
Canton
Crestline
Fulton
Cleveland
Ridge Ville
Frank
Lakewood
Lorain County WOTU Officers Entertained at Park Avenue Home
The Lorain County W. C. T. U. officers were entertained by county president Mrs Nellie M Hull at her Park Avenue home Monday afternoon. Hostess Mrs Fan A Drumman, State President of the Young People's Branch, presided as plans and refreshments were arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Nellie M. Hull
Hay Home
Park Avenue
Fan A. Drumman
Young People's Branch
W.C. Tu, Wes & Bugsi
Civic Club Women Present Literature and Music Program
The Literary and Drama Department of the Woman's Civic Club held its first meeting of the club year in the Gates room of the Firch with seven attendees. After business, Miss Gladys McCullough Elizabeth Wolford Jude McCullough presented violin cello and piano pieces Offenbach and Pache relationships. Ruth McClellen read Kaz's Ashes of Roses and Edgar Guest's The Lost Purse. Refreshments were served by a committee led by Mrs Walter Ludwig.
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Civic Club
The
Woman's Civic Club
Gates
F Irch
And
Yeadings
Gladys McCul
Elizabeth Wolford
Jude McCullough
Offenbach
Renads
Pache
Ruth McClellen
Mac Kaz
Edgar Guest
Walter Ludwig
Garrick Club Elects Officers for Year
A shore business meeting of the Garrick Club was held Monday afternoon in the High School auditorium. The following officers were elected: president Joseph Hill, vice president Frank Sex ard, secretary Garnet Wilson, treasurer Marian Lord, first critic Virginia Goodwin, second critic Horace Abbe and reporter Harriette McRoberts. Meeting adjourned at the close of the session and will reconvene Tuesday October 2vth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrick Club
Josephe Hill
Frank Sexard
Garnet Wilson
Marian Lord
Virginia Goodwin
Horace Abbe
Harriette McRoberts
Dinner party honors Mr. Mathis birthday at Lodi Street
Mrs. J. L Mathis entertained guests at a six o clock dinner on Lodi street honoring Mr. Mathis birthday. Attending were Mr. and Mrs H. Mathis of Wooster Alfred Stocking of Eaton and Mr. and Mrs. Adam Brand of Lorain. Le Club de Molisse inducted several members and staged French poems songs two short plays with refreshments served afterward. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Mathis of Wooster are guests at their son’s home this week.
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J. L Mathis
Lodi Street
Mathis
H. Mathis
Wooster
Alfred Stocking
Eaton, O
Adam Brand
Lowh Lorain
le Club de Molisse
J. H. Mathis
Ohio
J. L. Mathis
Local personals note multiple city visits and births
Mr and Mrs LeRny Reisinger of Bursrus are visiting friends in the city. W B Richmond George Rhodes Charle Mie and Edith Gill with Mrs Gilman depart for the Ohio Welfare Conference. Dwight Koppes and Hugh Gray of this city are at Ohio Western Delaware. The Maples family spent Sunday with Mrs Cora Jevenson in Bellevue. Mrs Anna I Felly of Alliance visits her sister in Thirteenth street. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Leo Gerhart at Memorial hospital yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRny Reisinger
Bursrus
W.B. Richmond
George Rhodes
Charle- Mie
Afiss Edith Gill
Gilman
Ohio Welfare Conference
Dwight Koppes
Hugh Gray
Ohio
Delaware
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
L. A. Maples
Social notes from Elyria and nearby towns
A long list of weekend visits and guest arrangements from Elyria, Lorain, Amherst, Wellington, and surrounding areas. Residents travel to Tampa St. Petersburg and Torrington while many host relatives and friends from Akron to Norwalk. A baby girl Grace Elaine joins Roy and Mrs Bittner, with many local dinners and outings noted. The card party by Catholic Daughters is announced for Oct 16 at C hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Daughters ‘of America
C. Hall
Uncle John and the fort caper and the jury of kin
A comic parade of small-town antics and legal wrangles unfolds. A boy claims quick fort conquest for a quarter, a mix up with love notes at work, a will dispute after Old Tom Flint’s death, and a cross-exam in which a witness admits he was never with the deceased when alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy
Tom Flint
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Lembke
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Lake Avenue
Akron
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Mars
W. C. Beatty
Thelma Beatty
First Street
Daniel Stempter
Jeffersonville
Ind
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G. T. Roberts
Norwalk
J. B. Jobson
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New York City
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Ashland
Colum
Hi-Chi Tea Room
South Professor Street
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Estere
Bradfield Regulator Co
BA 17
Atlanta
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Furrier
Little Joe
Elyria City Teachers’ Club
Edna Swanson
Vera Poppe
Hilton Ira Jones
Sir Paul Dukes
Maud Ballington Booth
Private Peat
Haar-Poppe
Central Book Store
McCarvel’s Jewelry Store
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