Supreme Executive Officiates at Bethel Shrine Inspection
Bethel Shrine No 24 held its annual inspection in the I O O F hall with 175 members and guests attending. Sojourner Nell B Irwin of Mt Vernon Illinois served as inspecting officer, joined by Berenice Eaton of Toledo and other supreme officers and 22 past Worthy High Priestesses and Watchmen from Cleveland Shaker Heights Lakewood Jedo Akron and Lansing Michigan. Degree work was demonstrated for two candidates and Denise Weisbrod and her officers were praised. A 75 person dinner preceded the meeting with the next session planned in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Shrine
No. 24
White Shrine of
Shepherds of Shrines
Cleveland
Shaker Heights
Lakewood
Jedo
Akron
Lansing
Michigan
Denise Weisbrod
Local clubs and wedding notes from Elyria area
Tonight events include American Legion Auxiliary activities replacing the sixth meeting, North West Encampment, Daughters of Scotia, Checker Club, and King's Daughters of Methodist church at 7 30 with Mrs J L Daive and daughter of 346 Kenyon Avenue. A C E Society party is set for 7 30 in the church parlors. Laura Travis Trimble and Alexander J Lalone wed in Erie on June 11, and now reside at Step 2 Oberlin Road after a east and Canada trip. Division B of the Church of Christ held a business session to plan fall and winter work with Mrs B R Bridge presiding. An October 13 luncheon is planned at 509 Third Street for the division chairman's guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
North West
Daughters of Scotia
Checker Club
King’s Daughters of Methodist Church
J. L. Daive
C. E. Society of Church of Christ
Chartes Travis
Glencoe Road
Cleveland
Laura Travis Trimble
Alexander J. Lalone
Elyria
Erie
Pennsylvania
East
Canada
Laione
Step 2
Oberlin Road
Merbers
Division
Church of Christ
B. R. Bridge
Hew Home
Third Street
Beacon Light Circle Election Noted At St Pauls Event
Last evening fifteen members of Beacon Light class of St Pauls church were entertained by Miss Margaret Anthony at her Jefferson street home. Election of officers followed. president Miss Lena Moelk and others listed. After games, hosts awarded to Miss Oelli and Mrs Mildred Maringer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Light
St. Paul’s Church
Margaret Anthony
Jefferson Street
Nelle Washke
Lena Moelk
Kathryn Henderson
Jine Feagier
Margie Kushinsky
Sunshine
Bertha Quade
Oelli
Mildred Maringer
Harley Reese
Oberlin Road
Circle 5
Hospital and club notes from a local community page
The column lists hospital admissions and discharges for residents of Denison Avenue La Grange Grafton Valley City and Lorain alongside local club and church activities. Events include Emma Circle supper plans garden club guest night September 13 golf dinner Kiwanis Rotary Elyna Commandery plans for the Columbus state conclave and school start services at First Congregational Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Poggemeir
Denison Avenue
Otto Miller
la Grange
Cecil Johnson
Sarah Jane Johnson
Grafton
Richard Reutter
Valley City
Virginia
Clark
Lorain
John Jackson
Samuel Street
Earl Northcraft
Ninth Street
Lyle Behnear
Willam Carter
West Avenue
George Barr
Winckles Street
Dec Johnson
Anthony” Prososke
Miss Dorothy Blakely Hosts Pas A Tim Club Bridge Night
Miss Dorothy Blakely entertained Pas A Tim Club at her home, 538 Second Street, with bridge as the evening’s diversion. Honours went to Miss Catherine Cullin and Miss Ruther Fulger. A luncheon followed, featuring rose and white colors. Miss Virginia Bagnell will host in two weeks at 135 Fourth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Blakely
Second Street
Bridge
Catherine Cullin
Ruther Fulger
Virginia Bagnell
Fourth Street
Brotherhoods of Ohio Evangelical Churches Convene in Amherst
The tenth annual convention of the Brotherhoods of Ohio Evangelical Churches will gather at St. Peter's in Amherst on Saturday and Sunday with a full program. W. Medz will represent the Men’s Brotherhood of St. Paul’s, and Rev. H. L. Streich will preach the Sunday sermon “United for Larger Service.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Brotherhoods of Ohio
Evangelical Churches
Amherst
C. W. Medz
Men's Brotherhood of St. Paul’s Evangelical Church
Brotherhoods of Ohio Evangelical Churches
St. Peter’s Church
Trautman
Columbus
Fred Holzhauer
State Organization
Paul
Thomas W. Graham
Oberlin School of Theology
Cleveland
H. L. Streich
St. Louis
Missouri
The
Evangelical Synod
Bridge Party and Social News Notes
Mrs Clarence Foster hosted a bridge party at Bellefield Avenue with Miss Oma Pedlar visiting from Youngstown. Dorothy Smith won high score, Mrs Nelson Nickel second, and Pedlar third. flowers and coordinated orchid and white luncheon decor accompanied prizes. Grace Lutheran Aid met with 23 members and two guests. business dominated the afternoon. Miss Margaret Kinison departs for Winchester Illinois. W C A staff hosted a farewell at Miss Maybelle Burner’s Roosevelt Avenue home. Upcoming events include a Sisra Country Club guest party postponement and a St Pauls Circle No 4 meeting set for September 28 at Mrs Elizabeth Hunt’s Hincke Court. Bethel Shrine dinner served by circle members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Foster
Bellefield Avenue
Oma Fedlar
Youngst Town
Bridge
Dorothy Smith
Nelson Nickel
Pedlar
Margaret Kinison
Gir
Winchester
Illinois
Maybelle Burner
Roosevelt Avenue
St. Pauls Church
Elizabeth Hunt
Hinkle Court
Bethel Shrine
Division A Church of Christ entertained at Mrs C W Cottier home
Members of Division A of the Church of Christ were entertained at the home of Mrs C W Cottier on Denison avenue yesterday. A tureen luncheon followed by a business session planned the coming year. Mrs Emma Kuchenrither of Broadstreet will entertain the division at her home on Thursday October sixth. Marriage license applications include Elmer Saumner 7 green house grower Prevelans and Vivian L Willis 21 Ridgeville Reverend Worhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
C. W. Cottier
Denison Avenue
Emma Kuchenrither
Broadstreet
Elmer Saumner
Green House
Prevelans
Vivian L. Willis
Ridgeville
Worhart
Residents Attend Socials and Visits Across Cities
Mr and Mrs Henry Life and Clarence Life return from Detroit and Canada where they attended the Tor onto Fair. Mrs C T Drewes spent summer in Wildwood New Jersey returns to daughter Mrs E F Reger in Spruce St. Mrs M E LaMarche of Cleveland visits Mrs Robert Biggs in Harrison St. M F Keane and daughter Ella leave for Long Beach CA after east visit. Charles Terry leaves for Lafayette IN to enter Purdue University. Mrs E C Kramer of Chicago visits sister Mrs C M Ackerman in Princeton Ave. Guests from surrounding cities join Amherst Democratic Club gathering hosted by Attorney J J Smythe at Miller Rock Gardens. Included: Vincent Gray, Fred Humphrey, Dennis Seward, William Smith, J Ball, G A Friday, John Lugaski, Stella McCrain, Bertha Boothroyd, Hattie Hansman, Mary Eskmean, Marguerite Guth, Charles F Guth, Margaret Kinison former Girl Reserve Secretary at YWCA. leaves Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Life
Clarence Life
Detroit
Michigan
Canada
Toronto
C. T. Drewes
Wildwood
New Orset
E. F. Reger
Spruce Street
M.E. LaMarche
Cleveland
Robert Biggs
Harrison Street
M. F. Keane
Ella. Keane
East
Long Beach
California
Charles Terry
Fourth Street
LaFayette
Indiana
Purdue University
E. C. Kramer
Chicago
Tilingis
C. M. Ackerman
Princeton Avenue
Democratic Club
Amherst
J. J. Smythe
Miller Rock Gardens
Vincent Gray
Fred Humphrey
Dennis Seward
William Smith
J Ball
G. A. Friday
John Lugaski
Stella McCrain
Bertha Boothroyd
Hatties Hansman
Mary Eskmean
Marguerite Guth
Charles F. Guth
Margaret Kinison
Local Notes From Winchester Area Society Items
Winchester society page reports moves and visits. C Crooks return from Bucyrus after death of Mrs Crooks mother Mrs Hart. Ada Smith and Helen Osborn to Toledo for weekend with European trip friends. Fred Rawson and Max Barlow back from eastern trip via Niagara Falls Buffalo and Toronto. Clare Johns of Lorain staying with aunt Mrs Long. Virginia Tibbais bound for Miami University Freshman year. Newborn son to Mr and Mrs Richard Treutter at Elyria Memorial Hospital. George Trier and family back from vacation with Lilian Shoemaker in Napoleon. Daughter born to Mr and Mrs Alex Reize at Elyria Memorial. Mrs George Keener visiting Pittsburgh then back home. Jay Howenstine II to Miami Univ Freshman camp then Oxford for fall. Nuhn family from Cleveland Road return from Washington and Norfolk trip. Charley Woolley and Florence Barrows hosted by Rev and Mrs Endrey. Richard Gollmar leaves for Purdue University senior year in Lafayette Indiana. Lena Granger returns home tonight after Pittsburgh visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jag
Winchester
Iainois
C. ¢. Crooks
Bucyrus
Ohio
Crook
B. W. Hart
Ada Smith
Helen Osborn
Toledo
Fred Rawson
Max Barlow
West Ninth Street
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
Toronto
Canada
Clare Johns
Lorain
B. H. Long
Park Avenue
Virginia Tibbais
Oxford
Miami University
Richard Treutter
Valley City
Elyria Memorial Hospital
George H. Trier
Earlcourt
Tyler
Lillian Shoemaker
Napoleon
Alex Reize
George Keener
Hila Brouse
Walnut Street
Pittsburgh
Jay Howenstine II
Frashman
Hamilton
Io Oxford
Robert Nuhn
Cleveland Road
Washingtn
D.C
Norfolk
Virginia
Charley Woolley
Home For
Florence Barrows
Chaxlin Falls
Velours ribbons and feathers rise in fashion shows
In Paris a vogue for rib bon velours and ruches alongside feather mounted tulle pieces is evident among private clients and major houses. The items are secured with large silver or diamond clips and can be worn in multiple styles.
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Paris
Veils and Muffs Fashion Note From A Winter Wardrobe
Veils are worn with frocks or coats and muffs come in varied shapes and sizes. A small lynx muff matches large cuffs on a dark coat. Another success features silver fox with a red velvet evening coat trimmed in the same fur. Woolen muffs are popular with ruffled ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilver
Arrest of Gus Stephenson for intoxication at city jail
Gus Stephenson of Lock Street was arrested last night on a charge of intoxication and not arraigned this morning. Police said guards had to close jail doors and windows as Stephenson yelled during confinement.
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Gus Stephenson
Lock Street
Stephenson
Blue Bird Restaurant Installs New Soda Fountain
Blue Bird restaurant in Riyri adds a modern electrically refrigerated soda fountain and salad cabinet to enhance service. The upgrade includes a salad compartment and cold meats area, with a broader menu of sodas to be introduced for patrons.
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Blue Bird
One Man Gold Rush Near Williston North Carolina
A local claim rush centers on Lea Carpentier of Williston who profits by washing sands with his machine, claiming about $10 daily from gold. Trials suggest promising results as a sizeable area hosts staking and claim work. An aside notes colonial Puritans disliked the word church, preferring meeting house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williston
N. C
Lea Carpentier
Carpentier
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Supreme Executive
Erin
Church Circle
TN South
St. Paul
the “Collegiate
Wildercraft
Will
Lila
Emma Dean Anderson
Tukeen
Evelyn Smith
Florence Sellers
Gladys Mason
Constante McClure
C. L. Bristol
Ruth Lautenschi
Charlene Boddy
Garden Club
Mrs. Calvert
Kiwanis and
Rotary Clubs
Howard Butler
Walter Kohn
Elyria Commandery
Elyna Commandery
Miss Dorothy Blakely
Grace Lutheran Aid Society
Grace Lutheran Church Aid Society
Schreffler
Mosely
Owen Bannon
Cauti
Miss Kinison
Elyria Country Club
Sisra Country Club
Msul
Jade Tea Room
Phillips
Traveler’s Inn
June Clyde
Court Street
Central Book Store
Broad &T
Mrs. Drear and
Mrs.cheer
Mrs. Drear
Procter & Gamble
Rex US
Bluebird Restaurant
Middle Ave
Masonic Temple
America
Alice Spider
North Pleasant &J. Oberlin, Ohio
Fingerwaring Shampooing
Marcelling
Broad St
Tovestal’s
Vestal
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