D A R to Dedicate Auditorium and Monuments at Congress
Daughters of the American Revolution will dedicate a two million dollar auditorium and two memorials at their 38th annual congress in Washington. The projects include a Grammy memorial statue and a seaside highway monument to pioneer mothers, with Mrs. Lowell F. Hobart of Cincinnati likely to become President General.
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Massachusetts
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Miss Margaret Histeds 17th Birthday Celebrated At Amherst
Amherst April 12. Miss Margaret Histed celebrated her 17th birthday with friends at her home. Guests enjoyed games and a pink and yellow decorated dining room with a two course luncheon. High honors went to Margaret Histed and Alice Garland. Multiple social events followed across Amherst and Lorain counties with bridge, Bunco, and church group gatherings.
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Alice Garland
Doris Springer
Alice
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Myste Stephenson
Phyllis Barnhart
Twylah Stevenson
Hattie Fountain
Emma Roth
Milda Roth
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Worain
Evangelical Churches
St. John’s Church
John Berger
Valley City
Lorain
Elyria
Amherst
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H. J. Kolb
Ernest Reinhart
Henry Hammill
Paul Mori
Harmon Mathas
Henry J. Kolb
Ladies Dime Society
The
Congregational Church
Congregational
Amherst Church
Brownhelm
Ella Harper
Lucy Harper
Clinton Kilmer
H. Ef. Moore
W. Gleason
Christ Fahney
J. D Cummins
R. Wibber
Hoover Defies Tradition At D. A. R. Congress Address
President Hoover declines to address the D A R Congress as in past precedent. The event will feature the British ambassador Sir Eyre Ward and other diplomats. The organization continues strong growth reporting about 2000 new members monthly, pushing total membership near 130000.
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Church Services and Local Delegate Note
South Ridge reports worship at 9 45 a m and Sunday school at 11 00 a m on Sunday April 14. Rev C Holzworth attended a ministerial convention in Cleveland Heights on Wednesday. Among those from here who
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Nellie Daniels
John Hancock
Pauline Hasley
Sue Martell
Anna Fitch
Doris Melvin
R. G. Burt
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
W. E. Speaker
Amherst
Wm. Allsop
Tena Griffen
Ruth Starris
Ruth Harris
Ten Griffen
Henry Nickel
Martin Springer
Belle Brocksicker
Josepht Heathcote
Jane Merchant
Robert Allsop
Blanche Laraway
Gloria Mae Allsop
I. E. Eastman
St. John’s
Chas. Good
Arthur Engle
John Kauffman
Iickory Tree Grange
Henry Schaub
Fred Schaub
Newton Baus
Edward Stang
Geo. Koittle
Mitchell
Marion Knittle
Sadie Beal
Holzworth
Parent-Teachers Association
Henrietta Hgh School
Lewis Phiel
Eleanor
Canary’ Club
M. J. Ford
Elyrma
Henry Meyers
Frederick Charles Eppley
Milton Eppley
William Hess
Mary Mauer
Elyria
Mervin Schubert
Vera Mae
Akron
Vetta Schubert
BE. Smith
Oberlin Road
A. Kiniham
Anthony Delefield
Ida
Elsie
Thomas Morrim
A. Warkness
Hattie Ackerman
Berlin Heights
J. P. Bechtel
J. H. Delefield
Margaret Baus
Elizabeth Fowl
South Ridge
C. Holzworth
Cleveland Heights
Employment Gains Tap Cleveland March Labor Picture
Cleveland, April 13. Employment conditions in March showed improvement over the same period in the last three years, according to the Employment Department of the American Plan Association. A decline in job seekers began the first of the month, signaling a better local labor outlook.
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