Community clubs fill Lorain venues on Monday night
Melange of society gatherings in Canton Lorain includes Merry Times Club with Myrtle Struck on Columbus street, Lat A Lot Club with Mrs Mary Hawk, and numerous lodge, church, and literary society meetings. Reports from state and county fairs, and an illustrated lecture at Cascade Park accompany varied social events across Lorain County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Times
Myrtle
Columbus Street
Canton Lorain
1. O. O. F. Hall
Mary Hawk
Lorain County
Bee Keepers” Association
F. E. Schubert
Chevalier Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Calendar Club
al Ckrrch
Frank O. Wilford
Cascade Park
William E. Aust
Second Street
Congregational Church
Pilgrim Community Church
Cambridge
Prospect Streets
Mary Ingersoll
Lorain County Dental Society
Elyria Country Club
Diedrichs Host Dinner for Bride Elect Frances Gibbons
Mr and Mrs J C Diedrich assisted by Miss Cather Diedrich hosted a dinner for Frances Gibbons, bride elect to Elena Akin, with orange and white decor. Fourteen guests attended including Reymold Devereaux of St Charles, Tinnoiz Ernestine Hughes, Robbet Akin of Howell, Michigan, and Elwyn Akin. The evening featured music and singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J C Diedrich
Cather Diedrich
Frances Gibbons
Elena Akin
Reymold Devereaux
St. Charles
Tii Noiz Ernestine Hughes
Robbet Akin
Howell
Michigan
Sylvester Rot Elwyn Akin
Emma Fitzpatrick
Mr and Mrs Sheahan Surprised On Wedding Anniversary
The twenty fifth anniversary of Thomas and Mrs Sheahan was celebrated with twenty five friends at their Frankcourt home. Bridge was played six hands, prizes went to Mrs Sheahan first Mrs Don Wilmot second and Mrs Robert Henry third. A three course luncheon followed as gifts were presented to the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Sheahan
Sawardar
Frankcourt
Sheahan
Don Wilmot
Robert Henry
Supper Party At Borie Home Sunday Evening
Mr and Mrs F J Borie of West avenue entertained at their home last evening with a supper party in honor of their daughter Mary Margaret Borie who leaves for school tomorrow at Terre Haute Indiana where she will enter St. Marys of The Woods The evening was enjoyed socially until a late hour Mrs F J Borie will leave with Miss Borie and will spend a few days with friends in Chicago Illinois Miss Louise Pallas daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Pallas leaves tomorrow for Cleveland where she will enter training at the Deaconess Hospital
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F J. Borie
West Avenue
Mise
Mary Margaret Borie
Terre Haute
Indiana
St. Mary's of the Woods
F. J. Borie
Miss Borie
Chicago
Illinois
Louise Pallas
Albert Pallas
Cleveland
Deacon' Cs Hospital
BE. T. Thompson
Paul
West Grace Street
Bedforé
Arles Prout
Devon
Ohio
Robert Jegsen
Gulf Street
Alliance
C. W. Lawrence
Harrison Street
Dos Tuscaranis Courer
Lawrence
A. J. Larwell
Daugher
Dorothy
Princeton Avenue
Clevelland
Elizabeth Weuning
Nashville
Tennessee
Hubbell
Ast
Jennie Krepp
Florence Cooley
L. F. Smith
Wilkesbarre
Pennsylvania
New York City
Niagara Falls
Frances Hubbell
East Avenue
Ward-Belmont College
Elmer Ryan
Lincoln Court
Elyria Memorial Hospital
George Chamberlain
Ninthstreet
Cambridge
Elyria
Noreale
J. Hartman Crumley
Neuter Court
Memorial Hospital
Henry Landbrokn
Hawthorne St
Elma Memorial Hospital
R. A Sanker
Edgehill Road
Cleveland Heights
James Brandau
Geraldine Salsbury
Cleveland Street
Enterprise
Ontario
Canada
Marian Hubbell
Vanderbilt University
Melvin Haag
Cleveland Road
Western Reserve Dental School
Wedding of Irene Sebastian and Steven Toth at Hungarian Reformed Church
Irene Sebastian daughter of Alex Sebastian wed Steven Toth son of Mr and Mrs George Toth on Saturday at two o'clock in the Hungarian Reformed Church with Rev Balassay officiating. The bride wore white satin with pearl rhinestone veil and orange blossoms. Attendants included maid of honor Anna Toth and best man Andy Kovach. Twenty bridesmaids in rainbow colors and twenty eight ushers attended. The couple will reside at 215 West River Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sebastian Toth
Irene Sebastian
Alex Sebastian
West River St
Steven Toth
George Toth
Henrietta
Hungarian Reformed Church
Balassay l
Anna Toth
Andy Kovach
Mrs. Torch
West River Street
Forty Five At Christian Endeavor Club Meeting
The Chinen Endeavor Society of the Second Congregational church met last evening at six oclock with Edna Morse leading and Rodger Rogers playing violin. Members spoke and discussed topics in a schoolroom format followed by general discussion and social time. Also notes on a family dinner occasion and various hospital admissions and discharges are listed from local residents and visitors in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Valley Country Club
Josephine Fay
Co. W. Phillips
Bord Longary
Thursder
Civ Teem
Oberlin
Alfred Rusbin
Jack Katz
Ament
Piered
Om Saturdar
Blying
Church of Christ Christian Endeavor
Fred Earl
Rev. Fowler
Funk
Dexter Strickler
Christian Endeavor
Strickler
Chinen
Endeavor Society
Second Congregational Church
Edna Morse
Rodger Rogers
New MELLO GLO Face Powder Promises Lasting Shine Control
An advertising blurb promotes MELLO GLO Face Powder as a pure, government-pass color cosmetic. It claims no pastiness, flakiness, or irritation, with a French process for smooth spread and reduced pore visibility. It stays on longer and prevents shiny noses. Crandall's Drug Store advertises the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Crandall's
Marriage Licenses Granted in Lorain County
Marriage licenses issued include Jamies L Anderson 24 machine operator Lorain and Marian C Hutchinson 22 Oberlin with Rev Ketchum. Robert H Smith 22 student Lorain and Deroths F Seamon 21 Lorain with Nusster. Joseph F Gush 24 James clerk Elyria and Helen M Roth 20 Elyria with Rev Mez. Paul Strausser baker Lorain and Thelma Fis 29 Lorain with Rev Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamies L Anderson
Loraz
Marian C. Hutchinson
Oberlin
Ketchum
Robert H. Smith
Lorain
Deroths
Seamon
Nusster
Joseph F. Gush
James Clerk
Elyria
Helen M. Roth
Mez
Paul Strausser
Baker
Thelma
Thompson
Personal notices of travels and visits in Elyria area
Local society items note Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Paeth and daughters Miriam and Emily visiting Fremont relatives. Several families and individuals are listed visiting or returning from trips to ports, Europe, or other Ohio towns. Regarded names include Treat, Ingesoll, Fromme, Baldwin, Goldsmith, Plocher, Amspacher, Conway, Thompson, and more, with college and dental studies mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Paeth
Miriam Azd
Emily
West Avenue
Charles Lloyd
Fremont
Clay Wilmot
J. C. Wilmot
Donald Wilmot
Port Climton
M. J. Keling Lek
Buchanan
Michigan
Elyria
Henry Inge
West 2Eniie &R
Cleveland
Paul Baldwin
Berea
Ohio
Veda Goldsmith
Middle Zyenus
Mason and Mansfield
Hugh Denstan
Princeton Pavenue
Priadelphia
Pemnsylvania
Philadelphia College of Osteopathy
Walter Peak
Oxford
Reichman
Dover
Tuscarawas County
Barbara Plocher
Delaware
Ohio Westeran University
Thomas Amspacher
Case School of Applied Science
Gene Conway
T. A. Conwey
Third Street
Oberlin College
Barry Houk
Detroit
W. A. Reed
Harvard Avenue
Sallys Sallies Honor Emma Bur at East Avenue Party
Mr and Mrs Char feld of East avenue entertained a few friends last evening in honor of Miss Emma Bur who is returning shortly to Pasadena California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charfeld
East Avenue
Emma Bu
Pasadena
California
Meetings to study seventeenth of Genesis at Foster home
Neighborhood Bible study groups 4A and 5S meet tomorrow at 2 PM at Carl Foster’s home 231 Erie Street to study Genesis chapter seventeen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Foster
Erie Street
Card Party Aimed At Mooseheart Chapter 773 Event
Women of Mooseheart Lesson Chapter No 773 host a card party in Modern Woodmen's Hall on Tuesday at 8 o clock. Pedro and bunco featured. Public invited. The note also recalls a historic Paris street tablet and a former house linked to several murders in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Mooseheart
Woodmen’s Hall
Pedro
Bunco
Planning a Satisfying Breakfast for Busy Women
The article stresses appetizing breakfasts with ample quantity to energize morning work. It advises fruit, toast, bacon, and occasional eggs, plus colorful linens to set a festive tone. It also urges planning the day at the desk with an engagement book to avoid forgotten tasks and rigid schedules.
Plan for the day with clock checks
The text urges writing a personal plan on paper and regularly consulting it and the clock throughout the day to stay on track, with a reminder to periodically check progress and adjust as needed.
Untitled note on time management and productivity
A brief fragment advising balanced effort across tasks to avoid overemphasizing one area. It suggests that after weeks of applying this approach, work will feel easier and daily output will increase. The text emphasizes steady progress and practical gains in productivity.
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Woman's Club
Canary Club
Stehr
Leakevs’ Fue
Blyria
Womer
Moosehsar
Legion
Modern Woodmen
Woman's Bible Glass
Ot Literary Club
Mrrs
W. C Hill
Gates Arenas
Mershall
Woman's Association of Pilgrim Community Church
Daughters of St Andrew
Kenneth Vaughnor
Branfistion Avenue
Woman's Association
First Congregational Church
Woman's Association of Second
Spottswood
Talledega College
Circle No. 1
The
Methodist Church
B.H. Russell
Renyon Avenue
Circle No
H. E. Wibber
Oxford Court
Church of Christ Thes
Edwin Schoenherr
Maddie
St. Ann's Sewing Circle
Bert Galloway
North Street
Daughters of Scotland
West Side
St Andrew’s Church
Roland Morris
St John’s Ladies’ Aid Societe
Robert Peters
Theodore Gehl
K. of C. Hall
Wotman
Democrat Club
Gertrude Daly
M. E. Church
Ladies
Veterans of Wars
David Nye
Order of $E
Molly
Scotland
Argyle Beige No. 6
LaPorte Ladies’ Aid
Carol Shepherd
Division No
Pest
Pythian Sisters
Margaret Campbell
Garvin Avenue
Second Congregational Sunday School
United Presbyterian Church
Poliranna Club
Adz Landon
East Broad Street
Tigredia Social Club
Mrs. West
Tureen Ai Moor
Securiy Benefit Asscociatrem
M. MC
Esther Reynolds
Eighth Street
Good Will Bible Class
C. M. Johnson
la Porte
Tureen
Order of Eastern Stars
Spring Valley Country
Club News
Arizona
George Parker
Part ¥Er
E. A. Themert
Tuscon
Thamert
Emily Parker
Nogeles
Anna Rosseau
Samuel Luer
el Paso
Texas Sun Geyetreon
Bridge
East Erie Avenue
Parker
Fred Bean
Fairlawn Avenue
Miss Parker
Lucy
Mrs. Sheahan
Borie Home
Christian Endeavor Society
Frank Beal
E. Waldo Hook
Sendusky
Myron Hamlin
Berney Packard
Fair
Parma
Katherine Thomas
Lakewood
Earl Avenue
John Scogland
Elyria Countre Club
E Club
Reichard
Stevens
Paul Gent
Saunders
George Snyder
Worthington
F. E. Colson
F. A. Smythe
F. J. Kellin
Honnor
M. J. Kelling
John Wagner
F. Kelling
John Gerhart
Edward Albaugh
Theodore Albaugh
Victor Albaugh
Thomas Clark
la Grange
Henry Landzkrobn
Hawthorn St
Lincoln Ct
Matilda Palesky
Bath St
Neufer Ct
Harland Rathwell
Oberhinary Croll
Elsina
Ror Shorthouse
Shi- Ton
Jean Packer
Columbus St
Albert Schmidt
Don Morers
Princeton Ore
Mirs
August Wenger
Bata
Anna Fisher
Conneaut
Orta
Virginia Hall
Fosteria
Yamie Keith
West River
Aired Palmer
Harwood St
Ambrose Wertz
North Ridgeville
Howard Smith
Ieveland St
Frank H
Tuscarawas St
Fford Stone
North St
John Dallas
Seventh Street
C E Waltz
Grand Rapids
Fort Wayne
John F. Class Health Fame
E. Bridge St
Crystal Reader
Madame Evans
Sallys
Stet
Peres
Madame Rubenstein
Girl Scouts
Cong
Charis
East Second St
Coor's
Marcels
Elyria Eagles
Williams
Broad Street
O’donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Gordon
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