Lorain Club Hosts Social Evening and Plans Picnic
Miss Helen Gonner entertained the YN T Club on Tenth Street with dancing games and solos by Edna Clair Straw. A business meeting approved a Rusg les picnic for Friday April 9 and a follow up meeting set for May 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Helen Gonnerman
Yn.t
Tenth Street
Mousie
Edna Clair Straw
Anna Dunlap
Mildred Mahoney
Rusgles
Maxine Padley
Antoinette Carroll
Margaret Louise Williams
Inna Dunlap
Edna Erickson
Viasta Erernasck
Lorain High Mathematics Club Meets for Trisection Discussion
Lorain High School’s Mathematics Club held a meeting in B-8 on Tuesday evening. The program covered angle trisection and related fallacies with talks by Walter Lance Anton Nato and others. The group also explored Pythagoras, Roman notations, and ended with ice cream and cake served by Mr. Bateman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Lorain High School
Albert Waters
Walter Lance
Anton Na- To
Pythagoras
Helen Maranerie
Malcolm Thomson
Elfrieda Shaw
Frances Loveless
Carl Graver
Mr. Bateman
Pageant The Torch Bearers at Sixth Street M E Church
Lorain community notes that The Torch Bearers pageant will be rendered next Sunday evening at the Sixth Street M E Church. Presented in costume, six countries will be represented with soloist Miss Vida Hamill and violinist Miss Erma Halgreen participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
6Th Street M. E
Vida Hamill
Erma Halgreen
Lorain High Students Tour Steel Plant And Club News
Lorain High School chemistry and physics classes tour the local steel plant as part of science study. The Needlecraft Club, hosted by Mrs. H Glatz, enjoyed needlework games and music news. J McGee wins ball contest with B McGee consolation, E Cooper prize in flower contest. luncheon featured a large crepe paper rose centerpiece and candy favors. Mrs. Repko to host in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Lorain High School
H Glatz
Ninth Street
J. McGee
B. McGee
E. Cooper
Ladies Aid Society Meets at St Joseph’s Church
The Lorain group gathered with Mrs J Webber on 23rd Street for a business meeting and progressive Pedro prizes awarded to Mrs M Weber and Mrs M Okuly. Guests included Mrs T McDermott Mrs M Ward Mrs P McGarty Mrs A Brandt and Mrs Frank Lonkers. A luncheon followed at 4 30 hosted by Mrs Webber. In two weeks Mrs Dickerson will host at Oak Dale Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickerson
Oakdale Avenue
Victory Club entertains and Greek Isle ladies plan convention
Mrs L Penson hosted the Victory Club on Reid Avenue with eight players and prizes won by Mrs Beal Mrs Welsch and Mrs Seckler. Miss Juanita Penson played a piano solo and Mrs Sheckler of Chicago attended as a guest. Refreshments at 430 followed by dancing and a piano solo. The G I A Ladies met in the Polish Temple with many present. Plans to attend the Cleveland convention on May 11 were made and initiation in two weeks will include a picnic lunch. Mrs Henry Laux and Harris served refreshments and Mrs Willoughby won the guessing contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinzie
Smith and Midgrey
Thomas, Woodruf
Hart
Kerr
Kenzle
Edna Ayres
Kate Schwartz
Marty Bracken
Sydney Sraith
Frank Fowler
Lorain
L Penson
Reid Avenue
Victory Club
Pedro
Beal
Welsch
Seckler
George Smith
John Meister
Juanita Penson
Sheckler
Chicago
Juanita
Pyt
Cleveland
Henry
Laux
Harris
J. A. Willoughby
Mass Meeting Planned at Church of Christ at 2 30
The speaker will hold a mass meeting in the Church of Christ at 2 30 Sunday evening he will visit Elyria that night to address the Young Peoples Societies of the city Mr Whitney who was to accompany him on this tour is ill and cannot travel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Elyria
Young Peoples Societies
Whitney
Rowsfe
Harmony Club Dance at Andorha Hall on Vine Avenue
Lorain reports the 3 Girls Harmony Club will host a dance at Andorha Hall on Vine Avenue Tuesday April 26. Hines’ Orchestra will provide music. Committee in charge includes Miss Irma Peres Miss Kath eryne Tomasek Miss Elizabeth Andorka Miss Juhia Bagus and Miss Elizabeth Kersner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Andorha
Vine-avena
Hines’ Orchestra
Irma Peres
Katheryne Tomasek
Elizabeth Andorka
Juhia Bagus
Elizabeth Kersner
City officials meet craftspeople to plan unified building codes
Hi Wars Club members and the Chamber of Commerce joined city officials in Lorain to review building codes and propose consolidating ordinances into a single unified code for the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Hiwars Club
Chamber of Commere
Courti Chamber
Social activity notes from Lorain club and residents
Mrs T Hughes hosted the Our Club gathering on 4 pm with light refreshments. In two weeks Mrs J Lyons on 6th street will entertain. Louise Dinner was moved from St Josephs hospital to 2522 Broadway. Several residents state illness and Cleveland visits are noted among neighbors and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
T. Hughes
6Th Street
Our Club
J. Lyons
Louise
Wrckens
St. Joseph's Hospital
Broadway
D of I Card Party Draws Over One Hundred
The Daughters of Liberty held a well attended card party at the G. A. R. Hall last evening with five hundred and pedro games. Refreshments were served during the event. A meeting is planned for May 4 at the hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. OF I
Daughters of Liberty
G. A. R. Hall
Pedro
Adams Celebrate Golden Wedding Anniversary in Elyria
Mr and Mrs L A Adams hosted friends and relatives at their Walnut street home in Elyria for a golden wedding anniversary. The event drew members of the Grand Army of the Republic, Relief Corps, and Auxiliary, with floral tributes and greetings as attendees honored the couple twice over in a wartime era gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Adams
Elyritia
LA. Adams
Walnut Street
Counle
Wils Adams
Adams
Grand Arms of the Republic
Relief Corps
Grand A Rmy of the Republic Auxiliary
Mrs. L. 4. Adams
Fishing season opens as residents hit streams on holiday
Lorain residents return to rivers and lakes for sport fishing with families planning Memorial Day outings. The season brings many anglers to Oak Point Vermilion and beach areas, while game wardens monitor for violations and local youths plan fishing parties for Memorial Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Lome
Oak Point
Vermilion
Game and Fish
Poinsetta Club Meets at Mrs McGuire’s Home
Mrs J McGuire hosted the Poinsetta Club at 10th Street yesterday afternoon with ten Pedro games. Prizes went to Mrs J McGuire and Mrs G Allwine. Guest Mrs John Anthony attended. refreshments served at 430 PM. In two weeks Mrs Gregg of Lexington Avenue will entertain the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
J. McGuire
10Th Street
Pedro
G. Allwine
John Anthony
Gregg
Lexington Avenue
Lorain Sorosis Club Focuses On Social Service Work
Lorain Sorosis met at the Public Library in Lorain to discuss Social Service. Mrs Snow presented a paper on Social Service Work in Lorain and Capt L M Pervier of the Salvation Army gave an engaging talk. A follow up meeting is set for two weeks hence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Sorosis Club
Lorain Sorosis
Home and Health Department
Owls to Hold Booster Meeting in Lorain
The Owls plan a booster gathering Friday at 946 Broadway starting 8 p.m. with over 100 local members invited and state and national officers in attendance. Citywide events outline a speaking tour by Mr Rowsie of Columbus addressing Young People’s Associations across Lorain County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OWLS
Lorain
Broadway
Funeral Held For Juan Berkmyer At Birmingham M E
Funeral services for Juan Berkmyer were conducted Wednesday afternoon at the Birmingham M E church and burial followed in Birmingham Cemetery. Rev J H Thompson of the same church officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juan Berkmyer
Brmingham M. E
Birmiingham
J. H. Thompson
Birmingham M. E
Henry Latteman
George
Hurtenlocker
Peter Reighler
Berlin
Charles A Bussel
Mra . Hastings
Elma
John Meyer
Cleveland
Henretta German M. E
Women Seek Golf Honors at English Open in London
London April 20 The second day of the annual women’s open golf tournament at Rainhill began with players Stirling Chambers Leitch Suttie Dobell and Johnson each starting from scratch. Leitch opened strong with a 34 first nine though Dobell shot 32 on the outward nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Rane- Inch
Alesa Stirling
Dorothy Chambers
Cecile Leitch
Elsie Jzrant Suttie
Temple Dobell
Heming Johnson
Miss Stirling
Miss Chambers
Miss Leitch
Dobell
Miss Suttle
Johnson
Ohio Auto Association to probe past highway failures in Cincinnati
The Ohio State Automobile Association will demand a full investigation of past highway failures at a Cincinnati convention April 22 and 23. More than 700 delegates from 60 clubs will discuss revamping Ohio road program under state and national leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Ohio State Automobile Association
Cincinnati
Linton
Cincinnati Motor Club
State Motor Organization
Clarence J. Brown
Harvey C. Smith
L. C Herrick
Rudolph W Archer
Carrington Marshall
State Supreme Court
David Jameson
New Castle
American Automobile Association
A. G. Batchelder
Washington
National Organization
F . Bentley
Warren
Charles C. Jones
Columbus
Fred H. Caley
Axtate Association
Raymond Beck
Good Roads Board
Nations Indebtedness 7 Railroad Companies
The Interstate Commerce Commission certifies to the secretary of the treasury that the government is indebted to several railroad companies under section 299 of the Transportation Act of 1920. Listed are St Joseph and Grand Island Railroad $155,040 New York Ontario and Western $890,000 Detroit Toledo and Trenton $225,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Secretary of the Treasury
St Joseph Ard
Grand Island Railroad Company
New York
Ontario and Western
Detrot
Toledo
Trenton
Chronicle-Telegram Want Ad Promises Savings
A Chronicle-Telegram prompt asks readers if they want to buy anything and touts a money saving advantage through their want ad service. The message emphasizes value and quick, affordable listings for local buyers and sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle-Telegram
Jou
Novels That Help One Live With Moral Truths
A reflective list of literary works chosen for their moral value and honesty. The author argues true novels should portray life as it is, guiding readers without distortion, and weighs English and American authors from Richardson to Wells and Wharton for how they illuminate character, society, and resilience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richardson
Pamela
Lamela
Taine
Jane Austen
Jane
Thackeray
George Elot
Roniola
Dickens
Chesterton
Charles Dickens
Richard Feverer
Stevenson
Dr Jekyl
Mr. Hyde
Wells
Britling
May Sinclair
Mary Olivier
Hugh Walpole
Booth Tarkington
Edith Wharton
Care for school plantings urged by Ohio agronomist
Prof R B Cruickshank of Ohio State University urges ongoing care for trees and shrubs planted on school grounds. He warns initial gains fade without annual attention and recommends spading shrub beds, mulching with straw or manure, and applying nitrate fertilizer under each tree or shrub to stimulate growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Cruickshank
Department of Horticulture
Ohio State University
Denver Starts Coining 200 Million Silver Dollars
Denver officials announced that coinage of 200 million silver dollars will begin next week to replace war era withdrawals melted for shipment to India. It marks the first time the local mint will produce the larger coin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
India
First Slone Thrown in Labor Battle at Mansfield
The April 20 report notes the first clash in a carpenters labor dispute with Robert McIntire, a union member, fined $25 for assaulting Martin Ims, a non union man. Mayor Brunner vows to handle contractor-union tensions without bias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
Robert McIntire
Martin Ims
Barberton
Brunner
Nerv Worth advertised as stomach aid for all ages
An advertisement touts Nerv Worth as a remedy for stomach trouble and poor appetite in adults and headaches in children. It claims quick, safe results, no harmful drugs, and a money back guarantee through C W Phillips and other druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wet Long
Hammond Ave
Warren
Monny-Bick
C W Phillips
Advt
Infar
Horlick’s
Peterson's Ointment Claims Cure for Eczema and Skin Ailments
Readers report relief from eczema and skin conditions after using Peterson's Ointment. Testimonials describe long standing head eczema improved, piles resolved, and general skin irritation eased. Advert says 60 cents, available from Peterson Ointment Co. Inc, Buffalo New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petarson
B. Rufer
Washington Avenue
Racine
Wil
Peterson
Peterson Ointment Co., Inc
Buffalo, N
Book notes on novels by Norris Watts Vorse and Allen White
Reading critique from the New York Evening Post discusses Kathleen Norris The Rise of Jenny Cushing and Growing Up by Mary Heaton Vorse, William Allen White Certain Rich Nan, and In the Heart of a Fool. It praises Mrs Wings of the Cabbage Patch but questions overly didactic cures and the value of continental literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Allen White
Nan
Kathleen Norris
Mary S. Watts
Jenny Cushing
Wings
Mary Heaton Vorse
Marshroot Kidney Remedy Promises Refund If Not Satisfied
An advertisement promotes Dr. Carey’s Marshroot Prescription No. 777 for kidney and bladder troubles. It claims decades of use by Dr Daniel G. Carty and advertises availability through leading druggists including Harry A. Crandall, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klint
Dr. Carey
Daniel G. Carty
Harry A. Crandall
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Ann Engior
Lorain Society
Missionary Society
Sirs. Glatz Entertains
Needle Craft Club
Mrs. McDonald
Oakwood Card Club
Oakwood
William J. McDonald
Chas. Shane
S. Mattingh
Bryan
Birmingham
D Burke
Mrs. Smitit
Henry Smith
Hamilton Avenue
Hastern Star Lodge
Targe Chass Lorain
Etd
Johin Tieset
Lenius
Doll
Dodie Edison
Tyche
Richards
Hilert
Cutiioe
ST. Joseph's Society
Girl's Harmony Club
Mrs. Hughes
Marea Bartenfeld
Custer Srvder
5Th Street
Yarola Canales
W. C. Fisher
Gertrude
A. H Babcock
J. 4
M. Jones
Pete Theophkelis
Duane “Apartments
Poinsetta
Mrs. M'Guires
Young People's Association
Lorain County
Rowsie
Klyna Hich School
Oberlin College
First Congregational Church
Brownhelm
Olinham
Gant
Nature’s Medicine
Jessie Hardy Stubbs Slackare
Henton Machaye
East River
Long Island City
Grand Central Station
Third Avenue
Pittsburgh
A & Horlicks
Sam EV
Anc Billa
West Avenue
Geo. B. Bright
Thibaut
Cleveland Beach
Lake Shore
Victor
Two Continents
Sippy Shore
Whiteman
the Wickens Co
Rialto
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