Installs Honor Guard in Cleveland Sisterhood Assembly
The Protectors celebrate installation of officers with Ruth Bikpsloe, Hoge Bowlss and Grace Heidrich among color bearers and archives keepers. New officers include Dorothy Ray deputy herald and Emma Zahrley as Sister Ruth with a chartered voyage to Cleveland for the ceremony.
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Indiel Ag
Queon
Hoge
Heleina
Roelwood
Corn’ Niles
Hoor
Grace Heidrich
Edna Smith
Gracie White
Howells
Hey Planet
Agnes’ Erickson
Gillan’ Boddy
Deagic
Caplain
Osen
Agsa
Alled Areca
Margaret Mabill
Bertha Olmsteii
Ruth
Iva Simmons
Naomi
Thelma Carter
Anna’ Grinder
Lotlie Marsh
Emily Scrivens
Delia Lutz
Kata Schaub
Ancrel Cupus
Neva Mackin
Elsie Strivens
Lucille Scheibel
Hneel Bates
Grace White
Osean Higgle
Crown Beaver
Esther
Raester
Dorothy Ray
George B. Slawson
Cleveland
Bay
Protectors Assembly
Hursday
Prospect Avenue
Emma Zahrley
Bessie Smith
Wedding and shower details for Miss Baldaut and allies
Miss Baldaut received a wedding shower at the home of Mrs. Hatdaut of Schrathin roads with guests and a three-tiered cake. The bride elect, Edith Mackey, was honored at a dinner at Kal y Kreuzer's Avon with gifts from associates. An upcoming wedding to Darrell Ward was announced at the First Congregational church with invitations for attendance. A church gathering at St Pauls parish rooms featured devotions and dessert, with Mrs. Gerke as hostess and plans for an April 24 evening meeting.
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Trehe Baldaul
Hubert Smith
St. Mary's
Kroon
Buldsut
Jaro
Alon
John Gray
Ann Smith
Ethel
Heldet
Frances Loser
Edith Mackey
Kaly Kreuzer
Avon
Amerleain Radiator
St. Paul's
Martin
Millsinery Prices Reasonable At Cooks Millinery
Exclusive listing notes reasonable prices at Cooks Millinery located at 1438 West Avenue. The short item highlights millinery offerings and a prominent street address.
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Ethan
Wash
Priday- Marts
California
Asrompsan
Auerbury
Ashia Haynes
Ce Cy Petra
Baster
Blyria
Mermorin Hospital
al Blyda Memorial Hospital
Fix
Batrik Criteli
Shower and Birthday Celebrations Highlight Local Social Events
Miscellaneous notes from a community page describe a bridal shower at Temple enard honoring Virginia McLaughlin with guests and décor, a separate eighth birthday party for Saundra Bryan at 258 Wooster featuring games and prizes, and a social gathering hosted by Mrs John Wokai where the Theresi’s Society conducted devotions and a 500 card game with prizes.
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Saundra Bryan
Rissell Bryan
Wooster
Corals Hurst
Patty Noble
Jeane Wise
Ben Lille
Savaire
Community Mission Meeting and Festive Program Report
A church gathering featured refreshments served by Ednih Mangehnan Laura Mighes Ahelms Rockward and Corn Russ. Guests included Miss Gids F Winbot Miss Florence Hagel and Miss Flay Hoover with speakers from the Hebron Mission and local societies. Activities covered devotional portions progress reports and a fundraising element with various speakers and attendees noted.
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Ednih Mangehnan
Laura Mighes
Ahelms Rockward
Corn Russ
Ated Presbyterian
Gids F Winbot
Florence Hagel
Flay Hoover
Krinsman Road
Men's League
Young Wo Men's Society
Erin Ova Ander Koneiel
VSP
Meindkes
Lyte Heer
Hebron
Imbel
Tlunger
Tyere
Bijemol
Por
Thors Wen
Head Of Juvenile Bureau In Cleveland Is Speaker At Woman's Club Meeting
Captain Roth of the juvenile bureau in Cleveland addressed the Elyria Woman's Club, describing postwar juvenile delinquency efforts. He outlined neighborhood outreach, surveys, and a living memory project, with support from gang leaders and Scouts groups. The piece notes upcoming events, club amendments, and May meetings with various officers and committees.
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Cleveland
Woman's Club Meeting
Delinquen CF
WashooptHan
Roth
Duveuile, Bureau
Ghothe
Elyria “Woman's Clik
Mra
Ro Tod Martin
Disradiced
Anc
Caplin
Rath
Doughest
Chih
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NiseMoal
Aly
Dad
Community Socials and Meetings Outline Local Events
Tonight program notes include a dinner at 8:46 with Glentin Yan and Pwo O Glock. Various circles and clubs list meetings, speakers, and social activities at St. Pauls, St. Pauls Circle No. 4, Rainbow Methodist, and Beacon Light. The Max VanWornier home hosts a discussion led by Harry Luethl on postwar issues, debt, and government roles, followed by a musical humor piece and upcoming division meetings at Lake Avenue church with plans for hosting associations. A bake sale and town hall gathering scheduled for Friday at Townsend Club rooms conclude the notice.
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Re Global
Glentin” Yan
Eleer
Pwo O'Glock
Cloe
Mee
Kathryn
Fat
Furnace Street
Tukeen
Bib Maggat
Met
Egsiaal
Roar Street
Mia Vie Weinthal
Bethel
Wowith
Thé
Moose ‘Shiertaif
Bas Witey
Akron
Are. Warth Faliver
Paul's Circle
Ehufen Methodist- Rainbow
Lewis
Basadera Avenue
Beacon Light-Clage
St. Paul’ S
Pyhlan
Kee Nisters
Elsie Swartzel
Beebe Cand
Protestantism and Its History in Dr Fitchs Talk
Dr Fitch traced Protestant origins from early reformers to the Reformation, noting how learning and national pride aided Bible spread. She argued Protestants must learn from other denominations, avoid slurs, and unite to strengthen Protestant unity, amid a Lent devotion service.
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Christland
Aiven
Pell
Fitch
Europe
Swat
Chirch
Rome
St.Francis
John Wycliffe
John Huss
John Calvin
Mterlin Luther
Henry VII
Wesley Brothers
Luther
Fiteh
Russel Watgale
Orgin
Dry Fileh
First Congregational Church
Need For Better Moral Standards In U S Emphasized
A meeting stressed the need for higher moral standards in the United States as community leaders discussed civic duties and character. speakers urged emphasis on Christian values, responsibility, and a stronger home environment to guide national leadership and youth.
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U.S
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