Audubon Club Discusses Warblers Found in Elyria
The Audubon Club met in Elyria to discuss warblers with Miss Dorothy Derder noting about 155 species in America and 34 seen locally. Miss Snyder reported 29 varieties while Frank Phelps showed 30 colored bird pictures. Field trips were planned for early May during peak migration.
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Audubon Club
Elyria
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
Dorothy @erder
America
Dr. Chapman
Dossin
Ohio
Ely Woods
Agricultural price list bhooming notes for state market
The document lists varied farm goods and prices such as cheese York state ib, poultry fowls ib, ducks, apples, strawberries, cabbage crates, potatoes per bushel, sweet potatoes hampers, tomatoes, beans dried nay, onions per cwt in a historical market table. Prices appear as figures like 251 20 264 and 1.10 etc, indicating per unit values across items.
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York State
Evening community events and club notices in Elyria area
Local listings include an eight o clock Gladiolus lecture by Mrs. A. H. Austin at Elks Hall, several lodge and club meetings, a birthday party with prizes and lunch at a West Bridge street home, and a literary club discussion of The Mind in the Making. Also announced are a concert by the Gice Clan of Notre Dame University and various civic notices.
Local church and club meetings set for Thursday to Friday
The Franklin P T A meets Thursday after noon at the school for April. The Women's Missionary Society prays Friday at 3 00 pm in the Church of Christ. The LaPorte Ladies Aid meets Thursday afternoon with Mrs Huene Stop 10 Grafton Line. The Avenue Club postpones to Friday April 2 at two in the Masonic Temple Chapter Room. Circle No 2 meets Thursday at 2 at the Y W C A. Circle No 7 hosts Mrs W B Strananan at 422 Oxford St Wednesday afternoon. Knights of Maccabees depart for Cleveland tomorrow at six pm for initiatory work. The Widening Circle meets Friday at 2135 Hast Broad St. First Baptist church annual business meeting Wednesday evening.
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Robinson
Woman's Civic Club
Congregational Church
Squire
Fauver
George Tulk
Cadman
Howenstine
James Harvey Robinson
Prescot
Women's Missionary Society of the Church of Christ
Ladies Aid Society
LaPorte Church
Huene
Grafton
Avenue Club
Chapter Toom
The
Masonic Temple
Methodist Episcopal Church
Oscar Dunn
Dunn
United Presbyterian Church
W. B. Strananan
Oxford Street
Knights of Maccabees
Cleveland
First Baptist Church
Nelson van Wormer
Hast Broad Street
Hales
Chuch OF Christ
Crehtstre
Aig Aiea Sreath
Harley Stevick
Burner
Maccabee Guards Host Delightful Card Party
Sixty women gathered in RE. of Phall yesterday afternoon to enjoy cards as guests of the Maccabee Guards. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Spicer of LaGrange first in 500 and Mrs. Bright won high honors with Mrs. Zachariah consolation in five hundred. A flag drill and refreshments followed. next party set for two weeks on Monday, April 8 at the K of P hall.
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RE. of
Phall
Maccabee Guards
Pedro
Spicer
LaGrange
William Smith
Rose Ryans
Flo Schhoff
Meryl Bright
Charles Zachariah
P. A. Peterson
P, Hall
Lutheran Noon-Day Services Draw Crowds at St John’s
The noon-day Lenten services at St John’s Lutheran Church drew good attendance with Rev. Henry Abram of Valley City delivering the talk. The Grace Lutheran choir performed Drawn to the Cross, Which Thou Hast Blessed. A third service tomorrow at 1200 with Rev. W. C. Birkner will cover I Know Not the Man.
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St John's Lutheran Church
Henry Abram
Valley City
Grace Lutheran Church
W. C. Birkner
St. John's Church
Ilis
Peter
Christ
Local residents and visitors note in city social rounds
Mrs. J A Egbert of Lakewood returns home this week. Mr and Mrs Alvin Plocher of Columbus street return from a Darton visit. Gerald I from Toledo and Mrs Thomas Martin of Gracecourt visit. Mr and Mrs Charles White and Mrs F B Sharp socialize with Lorain neighbors. Mr and Mrs W J Sharp move to Muncie Indiana with Mr Sharp returning yesterday.
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Ars
W. R. Comings
J. A. Egbert
Lakewood
Alvin Plocher
Columbus Street
Darton
Gerald & I
Toledo
Thomas Martin
Gracecourt
Charles White
Local social notes and upcoming talks in the area
Dr and Mrs Lawrence and Mrs Wick return from Harrisville Pa. Gladys Enelish and Mayme Kuss hosted by Mrs Kuas of Amherst. Mr and Mrs Ray Johnson hosted guests from Amherst. Editha Mortimer returns from South America. Senator Burke to speak at Kiwanis in Tippecanoe City and Piqua City Club. Mrs Dewey moves to 348 East River Street. Hines Brothers orchestra to visit homes and resume summer engagement in Pittsburg after a Detwo.
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Frank A. Lawrence
Kk. EB. Wick
Eastern Hoights Blvd
Harrisville
Gladys Enelish
Cleveland
Mayme Kuss
Boa. Kuas
Antherst Soo
Ea Ae Wain
Ray Johnson
Amherst
Editha H. Mortimer
Washington Avenue
South America
J. F. Burke
Kiwanis Club
Tippecanoe City
Piqua City Club
Sarah Dewey
East Bridge Streets
Carey Mason
East River Street
Hines Brothers Orchestra
Dene da. Tivei
Datesburg
Pittsburg
Willows
Cleveland Produce Market Prices Listed
Cleveland markets list produce prices with items such as Lutter extra per pound 40 cents and Lees fresh per dozen priced at 26 cents. The fragment shows multiple entries and codes like 1-24742 and 1-2 Primus with varied figures, but the OCR is garbled.
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Cleveland
Lutter
Pleasant Laf-a-lot Club Meeting Held at Mrs Hastings Home
Mrs Doris Hastings entertained nine Laf-a-lot Club members at 11 West Street last evening. Prizes awarded: Gladys Reed first, Mary Walker second, Margaret Gruse consolation. Refreshments served. Next meeting in two weeks hosted by Mrs Freda Blackwell at 404 High Street.
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Doris Hastings
S11
West Street
Gladys Reed
Mary Walker Sacond
Margaret Gruse
Freda Blackwell
High Street
St Andrew’s Church Good Friday Services described
On Good Friday St Andrew’s Church holds a Three Hour Devotional Service from noon. A 4:15 junior members service is planned and at 3 30 the choir will perform Goaando’s Redemption a sacred cantata. The public is invited to attend and come and go at their pleasure.
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ST. Andrew's
St. Andres Church
Leap Year Dinner Dance for Kiwanis at Albers Villa
Kiwanis Club members and guests will be entertained by the Sadies at a Leap Year Dinner Dance on Easter Monday at Albers Villa with Piper's orchestra from Cleveland providing music. Ladies planned entertainment for the men. invitations will be issued.
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Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club
Albers Villa
Piper
Cleveland
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A. H. Austin
Ravenna
American Gladiolus Society
Elks Hall
Elyria Peony and Gladiolus Society
Odd Fellows Lodge
Elyria No. 103
Federation of Business Women’s Clubs
Y. Wlc. AL
Friendly
H. B. Finley
Kenvron Street
Brotherhood of Grace Lutheran Church
Carlisle Grange
Knights of St. John
Moose Hall
Mary Bright
Rocky River
Airs
Flo Schotf
West Bridge Street
Schott
Grace Schoff
JE. A. Mandieman
Della Pankoff
Bertha Lyberger
Continent
Literary Club
H. A. Beck
Furnace Street
Friday
Gregory
Handley
Todd
Ponte
Vivian Roe
H. C. Stevens
M. A. Guenan
C. H. Goodvich
J. E. Young
Stork
Elyrians
Gice
Nun Dame University
Knights of Columbus
Hospital Notes
Claire Parker
Garver Avenue
John Ball
Eighteenth Street
Thomas Lynch
Livingston Avenue
Lorain
Bernice Kirkpatrick
Lincoln Strecht
Wellington
Charlies Hallgren
Weat
Franklin Parent-Teachers' Association
St. Paul's Church
Saveryewe
Jehie
Ruth Cherwernke
Anne Higgenbotham
Helen Abramoski
Hinch
Marie Loeffler
Rire
Ais
Gude
M_ 7
Breitenbach Co
Warren Ye Gude
Marths Lee Club
Cascade Park
Busicks
Broad Street
Hecock
Johnston
Second Street
Nelles
New Bank Building
the Second Congregational Church
Will
Cor, Lake Ave
West St
Geo. Cooper
Baptist Church
First Baptist Church Sunday School
Hurst’s Funeral Home Tie
Wladns Ties Company
Middle Ave. Ave
Maxwell House
C. F. Hageman
Ruggle
Harmony Kings
Sandusky
Martha Lee
Martha Lee Club
Zev
Joe Smith
Joe
P.S
Chronicle-Telegram
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