Society notes highlight Nettie Fisch Webber Cid club events
An Ankerchiefs with history club meeting features Nettie Fisch Webber Cid members answering roll call and sketches. Mrs Deane Burns hosts at East Avenue. devotion topic Love Thy Neighbor. Miss Viola Hargrave describes Radio City and Casa Loma. Becktwith sisters perform Hawaii pieces. Robe Stanton Burns to wed Oct fifteenth. a handkerchief shower honors Miss Sabra Armst and Miss Hargrave. Event includes refreshments and multiple member updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andekerchiefs
Nettie Fisch Webber
Srs
Aofee
Lupe Preqiueen
We Club
Hawaii
Jean Wright
O” Ori
D. A. Baird
Sabra Armst
Hergrave
Baird
Virginia Goodwin
T. D. Goodwin
Robe Stanton Burns
Middletow
Ohio
Hargrave
Officers Hostesses At Dinner With Decorated Tables
Officers were hosted at a dinner with tables decorated for Fal flowers. The event featured a program led by Irving Plain with Gene St Marie accompanying. The next meeting is scheduled for October 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Membi
Pint Art Studio
Irving Plain
Gene St Marie
Lecture Follows Supper At La Porte M E Church
The La Porte M E church held a mortir meeting with a birthday tureen supper Friday hosted by August September and October committee led by Rev Jackson Miss May Robson and Miss Ada Dirism. About fifty guests attended as Rev Jackson presided. Piano solos by Lyle Bonger and vocal duets by Peggy and Bernia Willis opened the program. L. B. Hindman followed with a lecture titled How We Obtained the Bible tracing its history from the earliest times to the present. The next meeting is set for Friday October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Porte M. EL Church
Rev Jackson
May Robson
Ada Dirism
Rey Jackson
Oy Lyle
Peggy
Ber
Nia Willis
Paul Brown
L. B. Hindman
Patrol Leaders Chosen in First Congregation Meeting
Last evening in the First Congregation Doris Buse Ss. led Patrol 3 as leaders were elected. Decision announced to hold over Friday, Oct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Buse
Tes
Club Elects Officers in First Meeting at Berry Jacobi Home
The newly organized Sub- Den club met at Berry Jacobi's home for its first session and elected officers including President. Treasurer and other posts were discussed as members introduced themselves. A meeting was set for a date in Rome to finalize Betie’s responsibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berry Jacobi
Ars Present
Boalepos
Mari- Limast
Anasore
Rae Rome
Betie
Greet Former Member At Area Test Evening
Approximately Gfir members gathered for a neighborhood meeting with Mrs F A Yost and Mrs A ZL Gegenheimer among speakers. Two members provided special music, and the gathering ended with social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gfir
F. A. Yost
A. ZL. Gegenheimer
RR. W. Neighbour
Gemes
Class To Have Orchestra Te Elyria
A Bible class in Elyria plans an orchestra program at the Riven Theatre on Sunday with L B Hingman as teacher and Henri Berr directing. Special music will be by Mr Gilbert. Admission likely 30 dollars with 32 dollars noted as a sight. The board met Monday evening in the Elyria Savings and Trust Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te Elyria Mens Bible
Riven
L. B. Hingman
Henri Berr
Arya Oy
Gilbert
Elyria Savings and Tr
Initiation at Protected Home Circle meeting in Fay
At the meeting of Protected Home Circle in Fay Stert er ane Vera end Nathan Brenner were initiated. Twenty three members and one visitor attended. A dinner was planned for September 27 at 6 pm at the rest house with Geroher present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Protected Home Circle
Three Guests Attend Royal Neighbors Lodge Meeting
Three guests Deputy McGuire Mrs Birch and Mrs Osborn of Lorain attended the Royal Neighbors lodge meeting held in Woodman Hall. Three new members were obligated during the evening. The Drill Team practiced for the rally to be held in October in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge
Royal Neighbors
Woodman Hell
McGuire
Birch
Osborn
Lorain
Raily
Personal notices list regional travels and visits among residents
Miss Betty Thatcher of 357 Harvard avenue leaves tomorrow for Cleveland School in ATL. Mrs Henry Meser and Miss Cerolyn Maser of Pittsburgh will visit the former's sister Mrs M Thames over the weekend. Mr and Mrs R C Hastings of 225 Sixteenth street returned from a trip and plan to move to Cambridge Ohio. Mr and Mrs E J Chinaswa of Lake Street hosted guests, and Mrs Gisce Thomes of West avenue. Celia Finley spends the weekend at home in Jeromeville Ohio. Giles R Smith, a sophomore at Miami University, studies architectural engineering. Reverend and Mrs H K Fin in Cambridge Ohio. Miss Carol Stetson and Frank Stetson visit a college friend in North Wilmington. Frank Stetson eats with Mrs Conway. Mrs L E Haze fey, Mrs George ss Queene Mae P Seward and Mrs Frank Howard end wood visit at the home of her dir Earl Has street. Events in Missouri and Ohio noted. Enid Bunting welcomed a daughter at a local hospital on September 11. Theime Paze Oza V Hour leaves early to Ohio WOA at the You camp site for the girls conference in town. W C G Thawe Rosvert Besse Roe travels to Ithaca for suman preparations. Miss Jane avenue reported as employed in industry. Sidney Hudson will visit relatives in Ashtabula next week. Mr and Mrs Robert W Funk of 32 West avenue spend time in Reynoldsburg and Jehrson has returned home. Mrs Henick of Gale Farms. Mr and Mrs Clayton Eppler of Adelbert street. Mr and Mrs A C Pomeroy of Batherrest returned from an eastern trip including Washington DC Philadelphia and Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Thatcher
Harvard Avenue
Cleveland School
Atl
Henry Meser
Cerolyn Maser
Pittsburgh
M. Thames
R. C. Hastings
Sixteenth Street
Easier Peare
Cambridge
Ohio
E. J. Chinaswa Lake
Gisce Thomes
West Avenue
Celia Finley
Jeromeville
Giles R. Smith
Oxford
Miami University
H. RK. Fin
Carol Stetson
Frank Sttetsom
Nort Wi
Frank Stetson
Conway
E. H. Haze Fey
George
Queene Mae P. Seward
Frank Howard
End Wood
Earl
Avents
Furnace
W. CG
Roe
All Farms
Gonse
Ithaca
New Wave
Cormei
Suman
America
Ter
Séeq
Ta Electrical Engineership
Cove Reser
Jane Avenue
Henick
Gale Farns
Clayton Eppler
Adelbert Street
A. C. Pomeroy
Batherrest
Washington, D. C
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Local Society Notices and Club Gatherings Listed
Calendar items show Meetings at private homes and clubs including Women’s Groups G A R Ladies Solomons Lodge and Collectors Club. Events mention specific hosts addresses and start times such as 2 Osdoera 732 Hast River Street and 7 30 PM, with various members like Claire Sleaterae Ludwig and Redlyn Arnold noted in fragmentary form.
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Clu
Ear
Alsh
Claire
Ludwig
Bird
Cink Wernde F
Women's Girls
PP. D. Reei
Bing Solomons Lodge
Dadl Dee Club
Witt Redlyn Arnold
9Th Street
Collectors Club
Osdoera
Hast River Street
Aes
Unclear names in Lorain license list fragment
Fragmentary OCR shows a list of names and places including Lorain Elyria and related surnames such as Zimmerman Widder and Hernatowicz. The text appears damaged with mixed spellings and incomplete entries without coherent actions or events.
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EeZar Manis
Spencer
Carpen- Eaton
Elyria
Jan Orer
Eleanore Zimmerman
Sosedp Mola
Lorain
House Built Be demolished by Pierce couple
Wass. Joses and Carrie Pierce must demolish a house completed by 2 West Fiston due to a defective finish. No petition was filed as part of the auction action. The text also notes a belief that social organization is the most complex machine in the world.
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Roester
Wass
Joses
Carrie Pierce
West Fiston
Birth of Daughter to Mr and Mrs Robert J Nevin
New Jersey and New York City word arrives of the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Robert J Nevin of Portsmouth Virginia on Friday September 2020. Mrs Nevin was formerly Miss Myrtle Hadaway of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
New York
Robert J. Nevin
Portsmouth
Nevin
Myrtle Hadaway
Centenary marks birth of Boston lawyer Richard Olivier
The fifteenth centenary of Richard Olivier born in Boston is noted. Olivier, a lawyer and early figure in U S government service, rose to attorney general and secretary of state under President Cleveland.
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Richard Olivier
Boston
United States
Cleveland
Lorain Co W C T U Convenes In Lorain
The Fifty third annual Lorain County Woman's Christian Temperance Union opened at First M E Church Lorain on Friday September 20 with county president Mrs A L Bi presiding. Rev McCarry D D led devotions on Nehemiah and urged rebuilding through prayer amid repeal of the 18th amendment. Mayor Staun welcomed the group and Mrs Fannie Drummond state secretary of the Young People's Branch delivered the response pending Nadine Rice’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Stone
Major Staun
Sewing pattern for coats and dresses with simple design
Simple to sew sleeves cut in one with shoulders note simplicity of collar and skirt. No 3134 covers sizes 14 16 18 years and bust 34 or 40 inches. Size 16 needs 334 yards of four inch material and 236 yards of lining. pattern price fifteen cents. Include name address and style number and save size requested.
Interest Interlude at Lorain Convention Highlights
A detailed report covers committee appointments and roll calls from a convention. Officers were unanimously reelected in executive session led by Mrs. A L Hill. State Vice President Miss Mary B Ervin delivered guidance on forward progress and faith as key to victory amid challenges. Memorial service honored 15 deceased members as the gathering concluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Hill
Lorain
A. K. Jenne
Amherst
A. C. Barnes
Wellington
Myre
J. B. Sackett
L. QO. Longwell
Susan F. Hinman
Oberlin
Helen Osbourne
Elrma
A. R. Kimpton
Mary Miller
A S. Gregg
Mary B. Ervin
Francis Willard
Geo. T. Hansa
Community Guests And Family Visits Across Ohio Towns
Spencer Mr and Mrs Hennieth Miller spent Sunday in Norwalk Ohio as guests of Mr and Mrs Harvey Sller. Mrs Mary Howe attended a shower in Litchfield for daughter Mrs Victor Haines recently married. X E Fuller visited daughter Laura Wilson in Barberton Saturday. Mrs Charles Touby and Miss Frank Rice spent Wednesday in Wellington calling on Mr and Mrs Harold Rice and their new baby. Mr and Mrs A B Fuller hosted Sunday afternoon and supper guests.
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Hennieth Miller
Norwalk
Ohio
Harvey Sller
Mary Howe
Litchfield
Victor Haines
X. E. Fuller
Laura Wilson
Barberton
Charles Touby
Frank Rice
Wellington
Harold Rice
E. W. Leathermen
Akror
A. BH. Fuller
Kent University scholar Wendell Garwood honored
Mr and Mrs Nelson Fuller are mentioned along with Wendell Garwood who left Monder for Kent Ohio to enter Kent University after winning a State Scholarship for excellent school work. The piece notes local social visits by the Austermans and Garwoods and references a quilting event by the Lutheran Aid Society and a pot luck dinner. The report also lists several local residents visiting, traveling or recovering from illness and notes Mr K M Weldrick’s partial return to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Fuller
Wendell Garwood
Monder
Kent
Ohio
Kent University
Wendell
Ray Koons
Chatham
Smre
Caroline Wood
Mary Wood
Frank Rice
Theodore van Boxel
Elyria
Society of the Lutheran Aid and Missionary
Grace Horner
Ivan Kyre
Ashland
Eugene Aukerman
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Nettie Finch Webber Club
Burns Home
J. W. VanDusen
Middle Avenue
G. Hoover
Henry Sané- Fock
William F. Beil
Good Will Bible
First Congregational Church Frider
Clare Montasue
Illnness
Jerry George
House Man
L. BR
Elizebeth Rich
Tt Lantern
Coridor
LO. O. F
LO. GO. F
Beil Qemaber
Lillian Heim- Bath
Alice Kaylor
Jeannette Arnold
Elzire Schaub
Russ” Mollison
Gertrude Beauty Shoppe
Clark St
Aatee
Club
Greet
Florida
Schroll
Duke of Gloucester
France
Alice Christebe
Montags-Douglas-Scott
Mary
England
Buccierch
Queensberry
the Business College Way
Elyria Business College
Lorain Co. W.C.T.U
Swagger
Laura L Baldt, A. M
Teachers College
Columbia University
Chronicle-Telegram
Pattern Department
Fitch Ave
N.Y
A. J. Melton
West 8Th Street
Schwind
Picture Store
Picture Framing Our Specialty
Second Street
Paul Flood
Martino Rossi
New York City
Day’s Music Store
Birkline
Hoth
Craneenernrers
Second St
George, Taylor & CO
Imperial Furniture Co
East Avenue
Elgris
J.P. Warrenfeltz CO
Weebing
Gerry
Hotel
Roanoke
Great Lakes
Gulf of Mexico
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