Ghickgo Professor To Address Forum Sunday Afternoon
S H Clark of the University of Chicago will address the Sunday forum at the high school auditorium. He leads the Chautauqua School of Expression and will interpret a great drama of the day. Friday night he appears at Oberlin to interpret King Lear. The forum Sunday is at 2 pm. American freight cars are twice the size of English railways.
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S. H. Clark
University of Chicago
Chautauqua School of Expression
Oberlin
Dpm
La Porte Aid Society Bake Sale at Heldmyer Window
The La Porte Aid Society will hold a bake sale in Heldmyer show window Saturday at 2 o'clock in the afternoon. Proceeds support the society's charitable activities and local community programs.
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la Porte
Lyria and Lorain Kiwanis Joint Meeting Highlights “We Build”
Elyria and Lorain Kiwanis Clubs held a joint meeting at the M C A with Geo Dderar Lorain Chamber of Commerce secretary as principal speaker. He outlined the Kiwanis motto and argued a rail and waterway project would pay for itself within years and boost Lorain to a two hundred fifty thousand population in twenty years. Canada Steamship Lines spoke on the Kiwanis Special trip for the Toronto convention. The gathering urged closer city ties and a Lorain Elyria forward-building course, with another joint session planned May 11 in Lorain.
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Kiwanis
Elyria
Ain
M. Cc. A
Geodderar
Lorain
Lorain Néean
Flytia
Nehip
Europe
Pittsburgh
Canada Steamship Lines
Engagment Announced for Miss Dortha Bailey in New York
The engagement of Miss Dortha Bailey daughter of Mr and Mrs George Bailey of this city to Mr Fur King Doolittle of 536 West Street New York City was announced at a dinner and dance for 75 friends at the Alpha Chi Rho Fraternity City House in New York City. Miss Bailey a 1918 Oberlin College graduate taught in the chemistry department there and holds an M S from Illinois 1920. She is pursuing research at MIT in Boston. Mr Doolittle a 1918 Columbia College graduate studies chemical engineering at Columbia. he served 14 months in the U S Air Service. He is a son of the late Prof Frederick G Doolittle Oberlin Conservatory and Mrs Maude Tucker Doolittle.
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Dorthaey
Rge Bailey
Fur King Doolittle
W. Th Street
New York City
Iss Bailey
Ob- 2
Univer of
Tlinois
Illinois 9-2
Massachusetts Instiitute of Technology
Boston
Bailey
Phi . Kappa
Iota Sigma Pi
Ya Xi
Doolittle
Columbia College
Columbia University
U. S. Air Service
Alpha Chi Rho
Phi Beta Kappa
Phi Lambda Upsilon
Tau Beta Pi
Frederick G. Doolittle
Oberlin Conservatory
Maude Tucker Doolittle
Alpha Chi Rho Frater
Anne Morgan
J.pierpont Morgan
England
France
Henry Jackson
Rush Street
Jackson
Cora Bistrup
Broad Street
Donsilitis
Charles Bingham
Mt. Morris
New York
Sallie Bingham
Memorial Star
George Stevens, Jr
East Avenue
Fred W. Eady
Friendship Club
JG. Starr
Gates Avenue
South Pasadena
California
E. E. Stark
Second Street
Lenore Stevick
Jackson Terrace
Oberlin Om
Edward L. Cook
Mount Morris
Covery
Wilhian Murray
Lorain
Jack Goodman
Sam Langsam
Broadway
Elyria
Misa Tessie Becker
George Scott
St. Joseph's Hospital
Hy, Faxon
Lo- Tain
Ike Langsam
Aliss Emma Koleno
East 33 Street
Mona Hayes
Margaret Dietrick
Catholic Daughters Host Kid Party and Fleur De Lis Club Meet
At Kof hall last evening about one hundred Catholic Daughters of America enjoyed a kid party. The grand feature was a Country School skit with Agnes Daugherty as teacher and sixteen pupils. Stella Hoffman drew praise as a little colored boy. Games, contests, and refreshments followed while rugs were raffled to Mrs. James Colgan. Plans for future events were discussed. The Fleur De Lis Club met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. M. D. Brown’s home with thirteen members, Pedro played, high scores earned by Mrs. C. W. Lloyd and Mrs. Fred Keres, refreshments served, next meeting set for two weeks later at Mrs. Wm. H. Bruck’s.
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Catholic Daughters of America
Kof © Hall
Agnes Daugherty
James Colgan
St Mary’s Church
John Patterson
Cleveland
M. D. Brown
East Avenue
Pedro
C. W. Lloyd
Fred Keres
John Kaiser
Wm. H. Bruck
Third Street
St! Paul's Church
St. Paul's Church
Fred Raesler
Lodi St
Bower
Eckhardt
Daly
Schmauch
Wooster
Coonrad
Towne
Loran
Aeen
Ben, Greber
Clark St
Fire dances close at Elk's Hall club event
The Twentieth Century Club held the final fire dance in Elk's Hall on Thursday evening with about sixty five couples present. Ten couples came from Grafton and four from LaGrange. Koit's Orchestra of Norwalk provided music. Plans are under way for a May Dance in Elk's Hall on May 18.
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Twentieth Century Club
Elk’s Hall
Grafton
LaGrange
Koit
Norwalk
Research Club Hosts Members For Photo Play Night
Mrs Florence Guthrie hosted the Research Club on Thursday afternoon with each member naming her favorite photo play. Mrs Nechols spoke on moving pictures and Mrs Rawson shared the life of her favorite movie artist. Mrs Heard presented a magazine article on moving pictures and current events were discussed followed by refreshments. Mrs Hecock will entertain the club on May 11. The Kent State Normal graduates and students in Lorain county plan a booster meeting and banquet at the YMCA at 6 30 pm to organize Lorain county Kent student groups formed in February.
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Florence Guthrie
Fourteenth Street
Research Club
A B. Nechols
Rawson
May
Heard
L. C. Hecock
Lake Avenue
Kent State Normal
Kent State Normal College
Lorain County
Kent
Tyler
Lewis Tyler
West Rner St
Lorain
Germany
Ninety Five Club Meets At Mrs Squire Home
The Ninety Five Club met yesterday afternoon with Mrs H Squire at her Third Street home with all members present. Muss Webster was the guest. Mrs Tucker read A Son of the Middle Border and Mrs Lemm spoke on Hamlin Garland. Refreshments followed and Zona Gale's The Neighbors was read by Mrs Stark. Plans discussed for Professor Sherman bringing the Oberlin Dramatic Club April 29. The club will meet May 4 with Mrs M Braman.
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H. Squire
Third Street
Muss Webster
Tucker Read
Middle Border
Lemm
Hamlin Garland
Stark
Zona Gale
Feagler
Golden Star Sewing Club
Otto Teagler
Prospect Street
Charles Kiplinger
George Miller
W. Prentice
Bell Avenue
Meeting of Former Members of Myosotis Club
The former members of the Myosotis club of the Federation held a pleasant party at the Country club as the club winds down and members plan to join other Federation clubs. The Myosotis girls raised funds for foreign work with $1500 sent to the National YWCA. Two delegates will attend the Industrial Girls conference in Oberlin in June, and fifteen ladies from the Old Ladies' Home will be guests at Town Topics next Wednesday evening.
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Mrosotis Club
Federation
Country Club
Mrosotis
Industrial Girls’ Conference
Oberlin
Old Ladies
National Y W C A convention opens in Hot Springs
Miss Hannah Garford of Elyria attends the National Y W C A convention, with Miss Maude Roydes of London delivering the morning address on The Christian Way of Life. About a hundred gather for last night’s banquet at the Masonic hall hosted by Elyria Commandery No 60 Knights Templar.
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Hannah Garford
Maude Roydes
London
Elyria
Hot Springs
Ark
Elyria Commandery
Knights Templar
Masonic Hall
George H Knight
Springfield
Elyria Organization
Elyria club reports and church circle notes in local items
Local groups share talks and meetings at the Y M C A and St Pauls circles. Oberlin and Elyria participants discuss vocation and education for girls, with plans for an April 28 co ed banquet at the Y W C A gym.
Local groups plan May 4 entertainment and report visits
The Sons and Daughters of Liberty held a regular meeting with fair attendance and discussed an entertainment for May 4. Several residents and guests visited Cleveland for events, including Mrs. C H Miser in Painesville and Mrs. Chas Guth with daughter at a Countess Markievicz dinner.
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Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Michael Alberts
Cincinnati
John Saiser
Middle Arenas
United Presbyterian Choir Wals
C. H. Miser
Harrison Street
Painesville
J. WW
Bradley Litle
Leonard Hamilton
Tremont Street
Chas Guth
Margaret
Cleveland
Countess Markievicz
Hotel Winton
Elyria
Benjamin Fraklin
Thora Bistrup
Broadstreet
John Fisher
Lorain
Henry Fisher
Earl Court
J. W. Haver
Bertin Heights
L. Plain
Middle Avenue
W. §. Bamford
F. P. Smith
Josephine
Grove City
Smith
Rev. W
Beverly Court
Joe Beck
High Street
David Hansford
W. River Street
Henry Wick
West Avenue
Detroit
Mich
Marriage Licenses for Elyria and Lorain Couples
George T. Roth a 25 year old farmer of Elyria township and Geneva Henry 26 of LaGrange Rav Burner are licensed. Aurel Pope 29 a barber of Lorain and Margaret Cain 18 a maid are married by a minister.
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George T. Roth
Farmer
Elyria Township
Geneva Henry
LaGrange
Rav
Burner
Aurel Pope
Barber
Margaret Cain
Lorain
Helping Hand Society Dance at G A V Hall
The Helping Hand society of the First Spiritualist church hosts a cafeteria supper and dance on Saturday evening April 22 at the G A V hall. Everyone is welcome to attend.
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Helping Hand Society
the First Spiritualist Church
G. A.v. Hall
Waffle Supper Planned by The Pippa Club
The Pippa Club will host a waffle supper Saturday at the M. E. Church from 4 30 to 7 30 with tickets priced at 50 cents.
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Pippa Club
M. E
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