Elyria Women Hear Domestic Science Expert Lecture
Elyria women attended two afternoon lectures by Jane Carroll a New York City home economics expert hosted by the Woman's Civic Club with Ohio Public Service Company. She outlined nutrition fuel and kitchen gadgets and demonstrated recipes including a pork loaf butter scotch biscuits scalloped rice and sweet potato dishes with sample tastings and takeaway notes.
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The
Elks’ Club
New York City
Woman's Civic Club
Ohio Public Service Company
Lua
Jane Carroll
Colurbia
Pratt
Good Housekeeping Institute
Carroll
B. E Saunders
Cituw Club
Lenten Sacred Concert and Evening Church Meetings Tonight
Tonight a Sacred Lenten Concert led by Mme Gard ner Bartlett at First Congregational Church at 8:00 p m. Also church group meetings include Sunday School Cabinet at United Presbyterian, Official Board at another church, Church Council at St Pauls at 7 30 p m, Marshall Chapter No 47 Masonic Temple events, St Clair Rebekah Lodge, Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary, and a Venezuela mission talk by Rev J W Eddings at First Baptist. A 6 30 p m Young Men's Bible Class supper and program follows at the Second Congregational Parish House with the pastor speaking.
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Negro Melody Singers
Mme. Gardner-Bartlett
United Presbyterian Church
St. Paul's Church
M. Marshall
Masonic Temple
Knights of Maccabees
Wurst
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
I. C
Veterans of Foreign Wars
A. R. Hall
J. W. Eddings
Orinoco River Mission
Venezuela
South America
First Baptist Church
Second Congregational Church
Bible Class Entertained by Y W C A Members
The Y W C A Bible Study Class met at Mrs. Fran Wilford's Seventh Street home last evening. After a Bible lesson on fulfilled prophecy concerning Babylon, Miss Eleanor Kukhinsky led games and guessing centers with prizes. Refreshments were served.
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Fran Wilford
Seventh Street
Entertains Cleveland Friends at Midland Dinner
Mr and Mrs Fred Haan hosted a social dinner at their home on W Street for six guests. Attendees included Mrs Cuar and Mrs Jadawas and families such as Tom, Marie, RL Mye and Anna Moe of Cleveland, with Mr and Mrs Fred Wadawas and daughter Arachaiet and Caare present.
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Cleveland
Fred Haan
W Strette
Nate Lovely
Cuar
Jadawas
Tom
Marie
RL Mye
Marsate
Ana Datter
Anna Moe
Cuevelang
Fred Wadawas
Arachiet and
Caare
Crs
Pleasant Evening at Williams Home With High Examinations
Mr and Mrs N Williams entertained the TI club on Middl e avenue. High exams were won by Mrs H B Steger Mrs Williams C N Williams and E B Baird. A luncheon was served by the hostess. Birthdays honored for Juanita Gibbs fourteenth with guests including Helen Martin Dorothy Boddy Katherine Traber Dorothy Hillyer Ione Worcester and Tina Sampson. Juanita received small gifts before departure.
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I. T
N.willams
Middl Avenue
Evesing
H. B Steger
Williams
C. N. Willams
E. B. Baird
Mrrs. Fessler
Two Ks
C. H. Gibbs
Juanta
Helen Marfin
Dorothy Boddy
Katherine Traber
Dorothy Hillyer
Ione Worcester
Juanita Bedford
Tina Sampson
Juanita
Mamta
Local club meetings fill Lorain schedule this week
The Chestnut Grove Pare Teachers Association meets Friday at 7:30 P M at the school with Dr Bartlett as speaker. Sons of Veterans Auxiliate hold all day event in G A hall tomorrow. Emergency Club post poned to April 17th for joint Lorain event with Mrs Richard B and Mrs William Bell as hosts. A banquet at Arti ers Hotel Lorain features speaker BL Cohen of Cincinnati. Y P Department of Jat Congregational Church hosts Friday banquet in Gates Room with a program of toasts and music. Church teens held an evening gathering Tuesday with a one act farce and a clown act entertaining. Entre Nous Club met with Mrs Harry Foyt hosting. luncheon, guessing contests and sewing contests featured. Discharges listed for local residents.
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Chestnut Grove Pare Teachers Association
Bartlett
Young People's Department
Jat Congregational Church
Gates Toom
Harry Foyt
Owen Bannon
I. C. Smith
Eac
Erie Avenue
Lorain
Fortunes Spent on Milady's Lingerie
A feature on extravagant undergarments and fashionable lingerie for women, describing step-in styles in orchid chiffon, point de Venise, shadow lace, nude silk tulle, and crepe options popular with working women and society figures of the era.
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Milady
Mrs Megaw Addresses Women at Local Meeting
The Lenaue of Worm Vrs met Tuesday in the parish hall with about fifty members present led by Mrs Mery Viegaw. The event focused on a plan to select delegates and encourage women to join a reform effort, with emphasis on organizing for upcoming events and roles. The gathering included Mrs Dehm and Mrs Roy Huitz with remarks about the May 6th date and a program to boost participation.
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Woa Dehm
Roy Huitz
Eve Cine
Speaking Contest at Sheffield Lane School
A school event at Sheffield Lane School features a speaking contest with students delivering prepared remarks. Organizers emphasize public speaking skills and student participation.
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Sheffield Lane School
Grits Club Elects Officers at Happenstance Meeting
In a brief gathering, the Grits Club elected officers including a president and treasurer. The slate features Montague as a leading figure and Mere Mifarca Dew among those named, with actions recorded at a local port or dock setting.
Notable Names Mentioned In A Shaky April Event Roundup
An unclear April event list mentions Greece, Boss, V Foerauex Te Ady, and a variety of scattered names. The readable fragments imply awards or decisions but lack coherent details or outcomes.
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Geyeo
Fae Navy
Feoenere
Peres
Greece
Community Notes From Cleveford And Nearby
Mrs EOS Griffiths at Cleveford visits her father Po Rush amid Seventh ocrest festivities. Pastor Andrew Ropert Tastor of Kes axvenne attends funerals for Merle, Jenne, and Mins Margaret Crius. Carl Opfer of Loram accepts a position with Lewis Mercantile Company. Ralph and Robert Nerthbour spend spring break at Whee ton College with their parents on Wooster Street.
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Eos Griffiths
Cleveford
Po Rush
Austen Das
Andrew Ropert Tastor
Kesaxvenne Isan Pitspuren
Visting
Wist Ene
Lorain
Ralph
Robert Nerthbour
Wheeton College
Wooster Street
Carl Opfer
Loram
Lewis Mercantile Company
Fragmented Eastside notice lists names and addresses
A damaged OCR item lists numerous individuals and places with partial addresses and events. Mentions include William Reynolds and Katherine Taos among others, with notes of relatives, hospital visits, and a summer departure. The text is fragmentary, preserving a social or obituary notice tone.
Fragmentary Courier Notice From Ohio Addresses
Disjointed text lists names and addresses including Mrs 34 Chase Street and Mrs Roehl with references to Cleveland and Ohio places. Mentions LT Holmes 29 and Thomas Lee with unclear relations and a note of someone returning home. Fragmentary OCR yields limited readable facts.
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Chase Street
Roehl
Cleveland
LT Holmes
G L Pranason
Thomas Lee
Market News and Community Notices Set for April Events
March 31 market report urges investors to back the Pool project as stocks trade ahead of a market closure. An April 8 stock sale is advertised. American Legion Auxiliary hosts a bake sale Saturday April 6 in the vacant room beside the White Eagle Market. Elyria teachers’ examination is set for April 5 in the Elyria High School building. Vaughn listed as 3010 LRT. Sons of Veterans Auxiliary holds a card social at GAR hall on Thursday April 3 with prizes and refreshments.
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American Legion Auxiliary
White Eagle Market
Elyria High School
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
Local Market Prices for Produce and Poultry Readout
The listing shows prices for cheese from New York State at per pound, poultry items including roosters, springers, ducks, and geese with varied unit pricing. Fruits and vegetables are itemized with apples, strawberries, navy beans, cabbage, potatoes, and sweet potatoes priced per basket, crate, or bushel.
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Wedipe
Lork State
Local spring signs as swans seen on Glacier Lake
Youngstown reports nine whistling swans on Glacier Lake signaling greener days. In Columbus plumbers will earn 125 dollars per hour after June 1, a 25 cent rise. James H. Morton of Lima becomes field secretary of the Ohio Council of Beta Merchants with HQ in Columbus. he previously led Lima Chamber and Lima Better Business.
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Youngstown
Glacier Lake Rig
Columbus
James Mh. Morton
Lima
Oa O Council of Beta Merchants
Morton
Lime Chamber of Commerce
Lima Better Business Commission
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Elyria
Sons of Veterans Auxiliate
G. A
Tomoorow
Richard B
William Bell
Artiers Hotel
Church OF Christ
Chistian Endeavor Society
Jessie Spy
Reeta Siat
Walhur Gaston
Clyde Pu
Pearl Zachariah
Fildred Stricher
Cnaries
Donald Bosland
Lidia Biddle
Marierie Tramert
Carol
Geraldine Lee
Kenneth Jos Win Johnson
Sam
Retigions
James Treamarche
Railroad Street
Bellevue Ohio
Ralph Rolland
RLD
New London
Ohio
Chas. Hailgren
West 14Th Street
Paul Davis
Eigen Terrace
East Bridge St
David Cross- Tuer
West Second Street
Alfred Dean
LaGrange
Edward Peters
Eleventh Street
Rom
Gue
Prom Spean
Grits Club
Oflicins
APRIL
Tool Party
Las
Howe
Ono
Tard
Washington
Botta Vaich
Reynolds Bret Og Opall
Tin Tiuantt
Suimefekt
Qers
Katherine Taos
Cleyplant
Fintzer
Neumonia Calla
Vicks Ovar
E. T. Clauser
L. C. Bank Bldg
Dial
Johnston
Second Street
Busicks
Broad Street
Hecock
Nelles
NEW Bank
Brenner’s
West Side Dry Goods Store
Lodi ST
Lake Ave
Spang
J.spang Baking Co
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