Maude Dibble Becomes Bride At Pretty Warren Wedding
Maude Dibble daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Dibble of 4 avenue Warren became the bride of Ward Schriver and Paul Salen of Warren at the Warren Salon on Tuesday evening The ceremony was at six o clock conducted by Rev Burner The bride wore midnight blue Faille silk with Ward roses A Gwin sister attended in taffeta silk with peas corsage After marriage a dinner for sixteen was served at home of the couple They plan a short wedding trip and will reside at 200 Parkman Street Warren Mrs Salen formerly worked at Day s music store and has many friends in this city
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mien Maude Dibble
Daugh
Fred Dibble
4 Avenue
Warren
Burner
A. Gwin
Ward Schriver
Paul Salen
Beatrix Pedersen
Frank Caspervik
Cleveland
C. J. Wall
East Avenue
Eivriz
Vk Caspervik
Akron
Houston
I Baptist Church
Avyenus
Roy Hruce
Caspervik
Buica
Legion Plans WWI Entry Celebration Friday
The American Legion post will mark the U S entry into World War I with a Friday evening event at the Legion hall. A French cafe recreation will be featured, refreshments will comply with Prohibition, and members will receive Russian ruble play money for a miniature Monte Carlo game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SION
U.S
America
Ofmerican Legion
Legion
Monte Carlo
Community Club and Social Gatherings Log
Local clubs hold meetings and social events across town from church gatherings at 225 Hast Avenue to literary and birthday clubs. Highlights include the Literary Club meeting hosted by A Beck, musical solos by Walter Gleaser and guests, the Rebekah Lodge ball, and Easter dance planning by Eagles.
Meetings and social events across the city in April
The Guild Road PTA and East Side Guild of St Andrews church announce April meetings. United Presbyterian church holds an annual congregational gathering this evening. King of Prthias meets in Borlan Building on Broad Street Thursday. I D A club hosts a Thursday April 12 gathering replacing Mrs John Tite. Division A at Second Congregational honors Mrs Ora Barton with guests. Friendship Club afternoon program features World Fellowship and Oberlin speakers with music and supper. Wm C T U meets Thursday at 9 00 am with county meeting open to all ladies. Marshall Chanter 47 plans Royal Arch degree events this evening and Thursday afternoon. Additional Royal Arch degree events scheduled Saturday afternoon. Parties honor Mr and Mrs Site Stites with a bridge at Latchmere Bowlev a Cleveland Heights. Mrs Raksler hosts a drill team event. Frank Alaser and Mrs Clifford receive music and a light lunch. Detroit-bound notes and births reported among local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T.U. Church of Chr
Nellie M. H
School Society Backs Play Movement Meeting Tonight
Principal R P Vaughn of the Jugh hovel chairs a meeting of PTA presidents and playground unit leaders at city council chambers at 6 45 pm. Expected turnout backs a summer playground program with both male and female leaders sought. Mayor Asaph Jones will speak on progress with Dean J A Rogers also attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. P. Vaughn
Jugh
Elyria Recreation Association
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Unita
Asaph Jones
Dean J. &. Rogers
Rogers
Garford and Gates School Teachers Association
Rotary
Parent- Teachers Association Ars
League of Women Voters Plan Membership Drive
The League of Women Voters held a well attended meeting in Lorain County. Plans were made for a membership drive with a prize of transportation to the Columbus convention on May 16 and 17. The next meeting is on May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League OF Women Voters
Afeen
Lorain County
League
Mize Lenna Dickinson
Missionary Mrs Morton to Speak at Church of Christ
Mrs Morton, a missionary from Paraurua South Antrim, will give an address at the Church of Christ on Thursday evening. She and her husband will discuss work and education of women, sharing experiences from international mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton
Church OF Christ
Mantey Morron
Pararuar
South Anwtien Wuy
Rees
Ang
Erhonthars
Pata
Laf a lot club meets with Lena Decker visit
The Laf a Lot club held a meeting on April 1 with an evening of music and refreshments. Mrs Lena Decker of Frankcourt will host and entertain attendees during the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Lena Decker
Frankcourt
Cherokees Elect Office At First Congregational Meeting
The Cherokees elected six officers for six months at a Monday meeting in Lorain. Frederick Philpott was named president with Emerson Lersch as vice president, Alex Graber secretary, Albert Jenkins treasurer, Jobo HeY chair man, Richard Todd and Robert Holcomb as trustees, and Tor Mooer sergeant-at-arms. Albert Jenkins and Alex Graber hosted and refreshments followed the acceptance speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Philpott
Emverson Lersch
Alex Graber
Albert Jenkins
Membe
Jobo 3 Hey
Richard Todd
Robert Holcomb
Tor Mooer
Accepta
Local Social Notes From Norwalk and Nearby Areas
Mroana Davis and daughter spent the week with Petes Landell of Norwalk. Mrs Carorre Peek and dish wer, Maa Hen Peck, returned yesterday from Lakewood. Grandparents in Mrs Weoster of Cataet and Eskina. Miss Nita Temple at 224 Pacadena Avenue. Mrs Glena StTanahan of North Eaton and Delia Eshone of Wet are among returning travelers and influenza confinement updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mroana Davis
Davis
Petes Landell
Norwalk
Carorre
Esterday Af Ranna
Lakewood
Mra. A. Wl
Ton
Delia Eshone
Grandparenis
Mrs Weoster
Cataet i Aipesr
Eskina
Aveferent
Glena StTanahan
Jesse Ahd
Amnots
Trocowers
Bezaeeh Tomas
Youngstown
Ted
Pittsburgh
iGies
Carnesie Technical Institute
Spuink
B. Loughty Gracecourt
A. H. Ernst
East Avenue
Week of social notices from Ginatton and nearby areas
Mr and Mrs Ed Sandrack of Ginatton hosted and visitors included Evelyn and Prone, Miss Vi Laughlin of Matdie Avenue returned from Pittsburg, Mrs Moor Werner reported travel to atabigure her right march, newborn Mary Bath announced for April 12 at Briar Hill. Mrs PLD Comstock of Blyseith Street returned from Canton and Magi son. Lorain visit by Margaret Ur with Mr and Mrs Chance of Tus Algedsy, California as guests of H C Joanson. Fred Brown and Mrs. Jo Agsten traveled to Sandusky after a death. Frank Conroy Trevn New York and Lambert Waiters of Monroeville, Ohio noted. Jules Shroder supervised at St Annes Cleveland with attorney Graves. J W Evev and daughter Ford Drake hosted guests. Eleanor Nelson and others from Cleveland attended. Ella McDonald of Brock hosted Easter visit with J Barnes and family. Barnes returned to Ada for Northern University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Sandrack
Ginatton
Evelyn
Vi Laughlin
Matdie Avenue
Pittsburg
Oslo
Miry Har
Moor Werner
West Bridge Street
Tressay
Kershaw
Summer Street
Mary Bath
Comstock
Blyseith Street
Canton
Magsillon
Lorain
Tney Qidfied
Chance
Tus Algedsy
California
H.C. Joanson
Middle Avenue
Fred Brown
Princeton Avenue
Sandusky
Jo Agsten
Frank Conroy
Graves
Ale
Cleveland
Robinson
Donald Nie
Robert
Myre
P. J. Barnes
South Maple Siree
Ada
Barnes
Gnio Northern University
Fragmented historical note page with scattered facts
A garbled OCR fragment reports varied items including biblical word counts, ancient handwriting, and a reference to the Knights of St. John meeting at 235 Bath St. on Wednesday at 8. A Royal Neighbors of America notice invites a card social at Wurst hall Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auxiliary Knights of St. John
Patrick McCrain
Bath St
Royal Neighbors of America
Wurst Hall
AJL
College Band Here Tuesday in New Town Event
Atramigen mats presents a Tuesday appearance at the Riatto Theatre matinee and night. The university concert band tours with one of the largest repertoires, featuring three parts: band numbers, minstrel show, and all star show. A street parade at 10:30 p.m. downtown is a highlight. Ticket sales begin Monday at 9 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atramigen Mats
Riatto
Ta Meus Oh Shire University
Bravehrop
Dram, Manor
Toby
Kes Neten
Dinner Stories and Jests From Echoed Newsrooms
A digest of quirky anecdotes and quoted snippets from various magazines and newspapers. It mentions Siamese twins Chang ar ing and Josefa and Rosa Biazdek, humorous exchanges at church and home, plus light barbs about lawyers Glibwitz and Dumpham and a juror mix. The tone is playful, era-tinged, and observational across multiple sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josefa
Rosa Biazdek
Chang Ar’ Ing
Duke of
St. Albans
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN AND SOCIAL NOTES DRAFT
A fragmented column discusses women's death statistics and education in London publications. It notes one third as many women commit death by action annually and one quarter of women teachers are married. It mentions Miss Hein and a London list, then hints at a broader debate on women in ministry and social roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Hein
Philadeliference
Fragmented 19th Century Notes on Fashion and Railways
A garbled colonial-era excerpt references England women using folding fans since Queen Elizabeth’s time, cites an inventory of Eliza beth wardrobe items, and mentions Lord Carnarvon and Tutankhamun discoveries. It notes a mild illness from a reptile bite and mentions the first railway guide a six page Punphint with monthly timetables designed by seven railway companies in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Thousands of Birds Die Night Flight in Cloudy Air
A report notes thousands of birds, confused by cloudy nights, racing into obstacles such as street lamps and towers and dying. It contrasts this with a car crossing 2000 miles of the Sahara in 22 days, a feat said to take three months by caravan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sahara Desert
Care of the Hair Promises New York Woman Remarkable Improvement
A New York woman reports seven day use of Parisian sage twe welts to her hair. She claims it has greatly increased in beauty, appears heavier, and becomes entirely free of dandruff. C. W. Phillips guarantees the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
C. W. Phillips
Assassins in Washington Rivalry Sharply Regarded
In a murky wartime report, two assassins linked to Constantinop rumor and Tall Chakri Bey figure in opposition intrigues. Osman and Chukri are named amid political plots, with references to Major Alex Lite and Cronkhite era deaths. The text hints at past imprisonments and a night of violent confrontation.
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Constantinop
Tall Chakri Bey
Asnemaly Canin Agha
Chakri Bey
Osman
Chukri
Osmian
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Maude Dibble
Frank Wilford
Baptist Church
Pavies
Hast Avenue
Beaver
Laundon
Walter
C Council of St. Paul's
Rebekah Lodze
O. F. Ball
al Board of Church of
Murbach
Washington Ave
George Fees
Kenante
J. A. Beck
A. Beck
Furnace Street
Helenackson
Ompson
Walter Fred Gleaser
Mary of
Lane Wilson
Fridy Schubert
Christian Sinding
Mr. Hinkle
Ane J
Josephine Urig
Josephine
Wrig
Eleventh Street
Dalores “Kibmne Leifer
Loretta Nickoli
Ro Weeks
Katherine Nitchertain
T River Street
Charles McDonald. Jr
George Tattersall
R. J. Agate
Arshie Burrows
S Landon
J. Doepker
Spruce Street
Clir
Mae
Bridge Street
W. Bln
Wear Avenue
MERTS
Tuesstermoon
Schultz
Serra
Henry
Ninth Street
Henry Basie
Chatham
Eierd Reig
Middle Ave
Guild Road
Parent-Teacher's Association
St. Andrpew's Church
The
United Presbyterian Church
Prthias
Borlan
Broad Street
Birs
N. F. Re
Tanth Street
I. D. A. Club
John Tite
Park Avenue
Second Congregational Church
Ora Barton
Dewey Avenue
Cora Bears
Emma Scheuneman
Friendship Club
World Fellowship
Oberlin
Marshall Chanter
Site Log
Robert Laing
Latchmere Bowleva
Cleveland Heights
Archer Cochran
Rec
Gauchter
Frite
Atletic Club
FP Oat Milliken
Raksler
Suva Aol Aa
Tadies
Floyd
Thesior Af
Steelns
Frank Alaser
Clifford
Tre Briwnel
W. E. Fatton
South Maples Street
Detreit
Dames OF
Sialta
Malame Laster ‘S Hall
Isabelle Heinrich
Caroline Morris
Cleve
Queen Esther
Margaret
Habill
Maude Guide
Ruth
Anna Drage
Naomi
Grace Woodungs
Millicent Roper
Neva Jumont
Anna Botamer
Lettie Wilson
Anna Barnes
Anta Schallon
Anna Burns
Mary Siniser
Mary Gray
Sarah Massey
Margaret Culbertson
Pearl Burns
Caroline Eothevland
Morris
Isabella Bishop
Vedva Boston
Eiaria Y. WL
Ariemas Peebe
Mra AM
George Sies
Crivabis Torevrev
Juha Tolent
Natioanal
Hatikyvoh
Hatikyon Club
Helen Milner
Cecilia Stanislaw
Tice Leitzman
Elyria
Maurice Becker
Sul Log. Street
Frank J. Martin
Martha ‘Westerman
Reichlan Carl Gibson
Heidi
Elz
Tia
Father Frer
George C. Salen Rea
Maude
Alphonus Naiey
Amherst
Elizabeth Merchant
South Amherst
Eastman
Orvilis Moon
Jawyer
Catherine Fauver
O- Tain
Rodze Arthur
Orth Olmsted
Clerk
Warbie
Mary Allen
Elvyria
Nichols
Firmer
United States
New Sea
Low York
Gude
Methodist Church
Central Book Store
3 Magazine
Mabel
Father
Harry
Father Sax
Glibwitz
Dumpham
Iry
Pumpham
Birmingham Age-Herald
Cato
Lord Carnavon
Valley of the Kings
WEST
India
Kenilworth
Sea
Fialty Theatre
Moe
Hecock
Eveready
Yours
Washington
WL A. Bethel
Alex Ljte
Cronkhite
Charleston
Campiaign
Zema
S.S.S
Gibson
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