Noakes Tablet Unveiled at Epiphany Church in Cleveland
In Cleveland the bronze tablet honoring Dr. Benjamin T. Noakes founder and first rector of the Church of the Epiphany was unveiled during a service attended by Elyria residents including Mrs. H. J. Eady and Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Sartor. Bishop Samuel Fallows presided and noted Noakes’s enduring goodness. Virginia Van Epps, great granddaughter, pulled the cloth and a memorial bust was revealed. Confirmation services followed.
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Elyria
H. J. Eady
C. J. Sartor
Sixth Treet and Son
Cleveland
Episcopal Church of Epiphany
Benjamin T. Noakes
Sixth Street
Saint Andrews Episcopal Church
The
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Church of the Epiphany
Reformed Episcopal
Samuel Fallows
D. D
Chicago
Virginia van Epps
Bishop Fallows
Noakes
Dr. Noakes
England
Euclid Avenue
G. A. R. Hall
Thomas J. Mason
Fallows
McKinley Parents and Teachers Endorse Moral School Move
The McKinley Parent-Teachers Association held a meeting featuring Dr Hull on child foot care. Members praised the program with piano solos and recitations. A unanimous resolution urging improved playgrounds and school lighting was endorsed and will be shared with other associations and school officials for support.
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McKinley
Elyria
McKinley Parent-Teachers’ Association
Hull
Gertrude Jaster
Ronald Dunn
Helen Adams
George Martin
Shelton
Vaughn
Covers for 300 Laid at Benefit Dinner for China Famine Relief
Elyria reports preparations for a benefit dinner at the First Congregational church to aid China famine relief. A committee led by Mrs. A L Stark will host 300 attendees with a $1 cover charge, funds to be sent to the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions and distributed by Dr. Percy Watson in China. The event includes entertainment, food donated, and tickets sold at Crandall's drug store.
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China
Elyria
First Congregational Church
Gates
A. L. Stark
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Boston
Mass
Percy Watson
Fenchow
Watson
Crandall
Final Lecture by Dr Hung Ends Men's Club Series
Elyria reports the closing lecture in the Men s Club series at the M E church will feature Dr Hung presenting a Chinese lecture Friday at 8 00 pm. A ladies night is planned for next Tuesday with 6 30 pm supper and a program by A F Day of the Canton First Church.
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Elyria
M. E. Church
Hung
Ning To Gold
A. F. Day
First Church of
Canton
Alumni Friendship Club
Sherman
Golden Wedding Anniversary Open House Planned in Elyria
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Adams of 933 Walnut street will host an open house on April 20 to mark their golden wedding anniversary and Mrs. Adams birthday, with Mr. Adams birthday celebrated the following day. Mr. Adams, born in Cleveland, spent most of life in Lorain County after a long stint in Knoxville, Tennessee. He served in Co C, 124th O. V. I. and was injured in the Civil War near Amherst, alongside his comrade John Cole of Woodland Avenue.
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Elyria
L. A. Adams
Walnut Street
Adams
Ridgeville
Cleveland
Lorain County
Knoxville
Tenn
Co. C
124Th O. V. I
Amherst
John Cole
Woodland = avenue
Adams First Occupied White House in 1800
The first White House occupation is attributed to President John Adams in 1800 marking the early use of the executive residence. This note records a foundational fact about the presidency and national leadership.
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White House
President Adams
Surprise party honors newlyweds Victor and Mrs Krughman
Elyria reports a Monday evening gathering at Middle Avenue home for newly married Victor Krughman and his wife. Twelve guests enjoyed games and music followed by a Q and a picnic luncheon. Hosts served a dainty meal as guests extended their best wishes.
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Elyria
Victor Krughman
Middle Avenue
Jefferson P T A to entertain Gates P T A in Gates School
Jefferson Parent Teachers to entertain Gates Parent Teachers Wednesday afternoon in Gates school auditorium. Speaker Mrs B Cutting of Berea will discuss Parent Teachers Associations and Their Work and mention Berea P T A activities. Also notes James Bateson on furlough from Norfolk Naval Base visiting his mother on Third Street.
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Jefferson
Gates Elyria
Jefferson Parent-Teachers’ Association
Gates Parent-Teachers Association
Gates Schol
1B Cutting
Berea
Parent-Teachers’ Associations
Berea Association
James Vateons
Naval Base
Wampton Roads
Mra LF. Smith
Third Street
Busy Bee
United Presbyterian Church
Dinner party honors bride to be at Elyria Country Club
An intimate prenuptial dinner was hosted for Miss Lenore Smith by her brother Art Smith at the Elyria Country Club. Fourteen guests attended, with out-of-town visitors Mr and Mrs Harry Denman of Lorain among them.
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Elyria
Lenore Smith
Country Club
Art Smith
West Avenue
Harry Denman
Lorain
Elyria Personal Notes and Local Meetings Report
Mrs. Margaret Ward and daughter Marie Warner visit Lorain relatives. Dr H L Patrick of Lakewood in Elyria. locals relocate to 2611 Broad St. Numerous club meetings announced, including LaPorte W C T A, Blue Moon Club, Young Women's Missionary Society, Woman's Civic Club, Alumni Friendship Club, Round Table, Methodist Circle 10, and more. Public notices of church presences and social events fill the week.
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Elyria
Margaret Ward
Marie Warner
Bath Street
Lorain
Violinist Ducie De Kerekjarte to Play at Masonite Hall Recital
Hungarian violinist Ducie De Kerekjarte, born December 27 1900 at Ruttka, to perform this evening at Masonite hall. His career began at 12, with over 700 public appearances across Europe and the U S debut at Carnegie Hall in November drawing seven encores.
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Russia
Carnegie Hall
American Guild of Organists
Church of the Covenant
England
College of Organists
Royal College of Organists
Albert Edward
Prince of Wales
Ohio
Gallia
Jesus
Bach
J. S. Bach
Liebstad
Tristan
Wagner Dr. Clemens
J. C. D. Parker
C. Alexander Miller
Adares
Dr. McGaffin
Helen Boethelt Woodward
Home remedy promises relief for catarrhal deafness
An old newspaper advertisement offers a home treatment for catarrhal deafness and head noises. It describes a recipe using Parmint double strength mixed with hot water and sugar, to be taken as a tablespoonful four times daily, claimed to reduce inflammation in the Eustachian tubes and balance ear pressure.
Warblers of North America The Myrtle and Cerulean Species
Field notes describe Myrtle Warblers with four yellow patches and a jingly trill breeding from Alaska to Labrador and in northern states. Cerulean Warblers are small cerulean birds with two white wing bars nesting high in trees and singing a modest, rolling song.
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Alaska
Labrador
Ohio Valley
Mississippi Valley
Middle and Eastern States
Canada
Vegetables a Cheap Food Grown in Home Gardens
Specialists from the United States Department of Agriculture note vegetables provide essential minerals and vitamins, with spring and summer produce most valuable. Beans beets and carrots on one-tenth acre yield substantial food energy comparable to beef, while lima beans offer dry bean protein amounts. Fresh vegetables add further nutritional value.
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United States Department Ofgriculture
Untitled note on vitamins and vegetable balance
A fragment discusses vitamins not standing alone and the presence of vitamin activity in the body. It urges a larger proportion of vegetables for balance and cautions against overemphasizing a single source.
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Bondstreet
Buffalo
New York
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Ralph Rogers
Thirteenth Street
Young Women’s Missionary Society
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Chas.c. Lord
Flora Penfield
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A P. Sheldon
Fremont Street
Woman’s Civic Club
Gates Room
Round Table Club
Jank Wilford
Seventh Street
Methodist Church
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Jackson Terrace
J. H. Grant
Painesville
Lake Erie College
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Glendale Court
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High Street
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Savings Deposit Bank & Trust Co
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Gates Hospital
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West Side Bakery
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the Warblers
George B. Wickens
Sally Ann
Renouard’s Bakery
Cadillac
O’donnell’s
C. L. Worthington
Mgr
Amon
Ecw
Strongheart
Rialto Theatre
Mfr’s
Wall Paper Co
W. H. Snyder
R. M. C. Crochet
Broadway
Lorain’s
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Maslin
Bodyguard
Invincible Brand
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