Elyria Woman Rose Moriarty Speaks for Minimum Wage Act
Ohio Republican leader Rose Moriarty addressed the Ohio House in Columbus advocating the minimum wage bill after presenting 200 workers' cases with Al Jennings as Harding's representative. She spoke at the National League of Women Voters convention in Cleveland praising women controlling party primaries and conventions.
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Elyria
Qui Rose
Columbus
State House
Harding
al Jennings
Misa Moriarity
National League of Women Voters
Hotel Statler
Cleveland
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Rose Moriarty
Ohio
Republican
Quiet Tuesday Rites Bind Miss Lucella Pitts to William Rigo
A solemn early morning wedding at St. Agnes church in Elyria united Miss Lucella Pitts daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Pitts Furnace Street with William Rigo of Lorain. The couple, attended by no one, plan a Youngstown visit with the bride’s sister before settling in Elyria.
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Elyria
St. Agnes’ Church
Father Reilley
Lucella Pitts
Joseph Pitts
Furnace Street
Will
Iam Rigo
Lorain
Lerain
Youngstown
Blue Mooners Plan Social and Summer Camp in Elyria
The Blue Moon Club met at Ralph Rogers home on 13th street with about 20 members. They planned a forthcoming party and discussed a Blue Moon Summer camp. Social time followed, and at the next meeting Rolland Smith of 514 Park Avenue will host.
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Elyria
Blue Moon Club
Ralph Rogers
13Th Street
Rolland Smith
Park Avenue
Oberlin Commencement Plans Highlight Alumni Role
Oberlin prepares for its eighth annual commencement with emphasis on alumni participation. Illumination night is planned nationwide acclaim, with two new trophies: a silver bronze cup for the class with the highest living member percentage and a crimson silk banner for the best Alumni Parade appearance. Finney Chapel exercises are expanded to accommodate many returning classes.
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Elyria
Oberlin
Finney Chapel
Tom Thumb Wedding Immense Success at Gates Auditorium
Elyria report details a Tom Thumb wedding staged by the Primary department of the Second Congregational Church. About forty children performed in costumes, delivering a charming play to an appreciative audience, leaving all tired but delighted by the show.
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Elyria
Second Congregational Church
Gates Auditorum
Ninety Five Club to Hear Splendid Papers
The Ninety Five club meets Thursday at Mrs. A B Taylor's Washington avenue home. Papers include a biographical note on George A Birmingham with passages from The Adventures of Dr Whitty The Mayor's Niece and Spanish Gold and notes by Renene Somerville Martin Ross and Mrs Horan.
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Elyria
A. B. Taylor
Washington Avenue
George A. Birmingham
Dr. Whitty
Fraternal Hall Event Welcomes Members and Friends
A K of C hall invites all members and their friends to attend a cordial gathering at the hall, promising a welcoming atmosphere and fellowship. The announcement emphasizes inclusive attendance and hospitality for those linked to the organization.
North side Guild meeting at St Andrews church
The North side Guild of St Andrews met at Mrs. S S Rockwood’s home yesterday afternoon. It was the first gathering in some time and included sewing work and pleasant refreshments.
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Elyria
North Side
St. Andrews
S. S. Rockwood
Junior Guild of St Andrews entertains members in Elyria
The Junior Guild of St Andrews church was delightfully entertained in the guild room Tuesday evening with hostesses Misses Marie Tibball and Eva Osborne. After a business meeting a social time followed as plans were discussed for upcoming activities. A luncheon was served and the event was enjoyable.
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Elyria
St. Andrews
Marie Tibball
Eva Osborne
Industrial Federation Girls Plan Nature Study Class
The Industrial Federation girls convened a strong meeting in the Association symposium. A new nature study and hiking class is planned to start the first of May with Mrs. T. T. Robinson leading and the group learning the new song book next week. Ruth Ely, the new secretary, may meet with them regularly. Two clubs elected officers and delegates to the Oxford conference.
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Industrial Federation
Association Symnasium
Lvely Club
T. T. Robinson
Firse
Ruth Ely
Association
Federation
Offiers
Oxford
Friendship Club Meeting in Elyria YWCA Gym
The Friendship Club of Elyria High will meet in the Y W C A gym this Friday with supper at 6 99 o'clock. A special program, arranged by committees, promises a good time and plans for future events will be discussed. Members are urged to attend and bring friends.
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Tcriendship Club
Elyria
Friendship Club
Elyria High
Local personals and Society Notes from Elyria
Elyria reports moves and gatherings. Mrs C F Johnston relocates to 126 Broad Street to be near her father. Section No 2 of the Disciple church meets at 112 Harvard Avenue with Mrs Bennett and Mrs Haven Thursday at 2 30 PM. Albert Baer, Bowers drug store clerk, returns from New York after nose operation and recovery. The Rebekah Social club hosts initia tions at 215 E 4th Street. Miss Margaret Hewett and Miss Ruth Risk attend Mac Beth in Cleveland. Franklin PTA meets with a musical at 3 15 PM. Knights and Ladies of Security card social at I O O F hall opens to public. General Ladies Aid of Church of Christ meets at 112 Harvard Avenue. Anna and Eleanor Davies visit Kelloggs on West Avenue. Rev E A Reilly regrets parishioner absence at St Agnes. Canton Lorain and Ladies auxiliary hold a Monday meeting with planned card social. Mrs E H Hansman attends American Legion auxiliary in Columbus. Alumnae Friendship club at YWCA 6 PM supper, followed by Professor Sherman’s fourth lecture at 7 PM. Lenore Smith visits Cleveland. Four O Clock club to hold annual business meeting at Grace Mourt home Friday afternoon.
Dyspepsia the Greatest Enemy of Modern Man
An advertisement recounts chronic dyspepsia as a common disorder and urges dietary changes and Tanlac as a remedy. It claims Tanlac improves digestion, nourishes the body, and has helped many relieve indigestion and regain weight and strength.
Olive Tablets Offer Gentle Liver and Bowels Boost
Dr Edwards and Dr Brat utilize a vegetable compound with olive oil to stimulate the liver and bowels and restore natural buoyancy. Olive Tablets, a calomel substitute, are praised for gentle, effective cleansing. Available in 13¢ and 30¢ sizes.
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Edwards
Ohio
Brats
Packers Submit New Dissolution Plans
Swift and Company Armour and Co file new plans to turn over stock yards holdings to Illinois Trust and Savings Bank Chicago and appoint two trustees to oversee sale of the holdings per supreme court filing in Washington April 13.
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Washington
Swift and Company, Armour and Co
Illinois Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Stampede at Malden naptha plant follows explosion
Explosions of naptha fumes at the Boston Rubber Shoe Company plant in Malden Mass caused 125 workers mainly girls to flee in panic. The stampede trampled several and left many burned as firefighters and police responded to the incident.
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Malden
Mass
Boston Rubber Shoe Company
Hospital Notes
Elyria Mjrtuth to Mr and Mrs Arthur Hutt at 708 Middle Avenue a son. Discharged R B Dyke.
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Elyria
Mjturth
Arthur Hutt
Middle Avenue
Ron. Dierharged
R. B. Dyke
Health 18 A Woman's Greatest Asset Ad
A vintage advertisement contrasts a healthy active woman with one suffering backache headaches and nervousness. It claims Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound can restore health and strength to struggling women and urges a trial.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Advt
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Elyria Society
Blue Mooners
Professor Sherman
Alumni Club
Alumni Friendship Club
Sherman
Elyria—Knights of St. John and Ladies Auxiliary
K. of C. Hall
McGuire
Little One
Lara Ti W. Bridge
Tvice
C. F. Johnston
6Th Street
Broad Street
The
Disciple Church
Bennett
Haven
Harvard Avenue
Albert Baer
Bowers Drug Store
New York City
Rebekah
Lehman
E. 4Th Street
Margaret Hewett
Ruth Risk
MacBeth
Franklin Parent- Teachers’ Association
Franklin
Knights and Ladies of Security
General Ladies’ Aid of the
Church of Christ
Carl Haven
Anna and
Eleanor Davies
Amherst
Mrs
Charles Kellogg
West Avenue
E. A. Reilly
St. Agnes’ Catholic Church
Canton Lorain
E H. Hansman
Woman’s Auxiliary of the American Legion
Lenore Smith
Four O'clock Club
A. W. Huse
Grace Mourt
Ecometer Sales Co
Broadway
Chase
United Medicine CO
Gan
Chiladziphia
Goldey
Packers
Bouty
Sam Steffas
E. 29Th Street
United States
Strongheart
Rialto Theatre
Foyth
Arty
Yalbrigan
Lisle
Isle Union
Men's Dept
Boston
Patsy
Milan
Childrens
Coats
Children’s Union Suits
Williams
Woolson Spice Company
Toledo, Ohio
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