Home Service Department Meeting and Club Notices
The Home Service Department in Ohio Public Service met at Hotel Newell after a dinner. A spelling bee led by Miss Cora Leser. speakers included L. Lohnes and L. J. Jack won, with many others listed. Nearby, Ladies' Auxiliary to the Kriggers of St John met with large attendance, elections and prizes noted. Also reports from the Ta-Wa-Si Club and other local groups mention upcoming events, meals, and guest arrangements. A mother daughter banquet was planned by Pollyanna Club. Mary Martha Class held a postponed meeting with plans and guests. social activities and birthdays noted across several Lorain churches and circles.
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Home Service Department
Qhio Public Service
Gear
Hotel Newell
Nou
Cora Leser
Agnes Kaiter
Flw. Lohnes
L. J. Jack
M. A. Giles
J. B. Johnson
S A Scheunemar
Jessie Whitby
Snithers
Clevelane
General Office
Mary J Armitage
Kriggers
St. John
Rhe H
C. Hal
N. C. Wn
Reid
Cleveland
Miryabeth Galloway
Mutona Kershaw
Rhe Ria
Loraen
Pleasentir
West Breed
Pollyanna
Æ. W
A. Besexess
Federation of Business
Paul Wainwright
P. D. Sherman
Miss Reese
Misa Reese
Shermer
Arthur Upson
Upson
Sherman
Shakespeare
Mary Arden
Ann Hathaway
J. ¥. Hogan
Glover, Court
D. D. Hull
M.oie Avenue
Doris Mae Flaherty
Lois Ann Fell
Marv Ater
Mary Wood
Marian Huate Pera Jean Rosenberry
Sky Sebrarskyi
Mary Tresa Sto! Treva Feron
Rosemary Berta
Claire Hogar
Bessie Henderson
Gloria Borie
Elyria PTA Elects Officers at Yearend Meeting
Elyria City Council of Parent-Teacher Associations held its final session of the year in the Washington building with good attendance. President Mrs. Carl Martin led reports from committee chairs and announced officers: president Mrs. Carl Martin vice president Mrs. BR. Harrison corresponding secretary Mrs. H. L. Cordrey recording secretary Mrs. O. Flint treasurer Mrs. C. B. Lennox. Plans for a summer roundup under Prof. G. K. French were outlined with three sections positioned across the city. Delegates will be sent to the state convention in Cleveland October 15. Physical Education will organize the annual custom.
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Elyria
Washington
Carl Martin
BR. H. Harrison
H. L. Cordrey
O. Flint
C. B. Lennox
Pr. G. K
Delegares
Cleveland
Ocloner
Spense Sa
Professor W. C. Pautz Speaks at National Honor Society Banquet
Professor W. C. Pautz of Baldwin-Wallace Cobeze delivered the principal address at the National Honor Society banquet in the Elr-Ig High School cafeteria. The event honored new inductees and emphasized service scholarship character and leadership. Pautz offered three epitaphs on what students pay for: learning he died and he died serving.
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W. C. Pautz
Societe
Sever Rew Membe
Baldwip-Wallace Cobeze
Dames of Maite and others host meetings and events
Tonight a series of local group gatherings includes Eagles Auxilier officers nominated, Dames of Maite assembly in the evening, Helping Hand Society meetings, Jesters party at Spring Valley, and a Methodist Reception at 7 30 for new members. St Paul’s Brotherhood shows fish and gam es, and W Thompson speaks.
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Eagles Auxilier
Dames of Maite
Helping Hand Socrety
Spring Valley
St. Paul’s Brotherhood
Woman's Ciub
Feaist Church
St Bap
Methodist W H M S Society meets with program notes
The Women’s Home Missionary Society met in the chapel with president Mrs F E presiding. A liturgical program featured a quartet and solos including Near the Cross and One Day Nearer Home. Devotions were led by Mrs Roberson, and discussion covered the Negroes' achievements and community homes like The Model Home in Atlanta.
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Methodist ‘Church
W. H. MS Society
F. E. Presiding
Jessie Robertson
Ruih Porter
Irene Howard
Swandz Robinson
Mrs. Smith
W. H
Rudin
W. H. Mi Society For the
Atlanta
Basser Teorge
Final program of Student Department at First Congregational church
The Student Department of the Art presented its final program of the year at the First Congregational church last evening to a splendid audience. The event featured numerous musical pieces by Beethovens Moonlight and Chopin selections, a clarinet quartet, and a domestic literary study discussion led by Dr. Earl Mencinger.
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Real Arts
First Congregational Church
Beethovex
Ruth Gul
Chopin
Irene Ack
Edward Bemdower
Rode
Eleanor Ericasoz
Nerelezzo
Gedard
Cathe McRea
the Lark
Esiubirew
Fred Lyberger
Sibelius
Trene Uenton
Losey
Erer
Chamisade
Jare
Ceckeo
Daquin
Rhes Os
Valse Caprice
Mewland
iLawrence Wiliams
da Berit
Bro Maestoso
Rodmoroization
MacDowell
Mobress
Murbach
Venitiesre
Godard
Wik Cradis
Palmyres
Palmgren
Irene Zach- Mab
Don Juansi
Mozart
Fred
Richard Elliott
Sanford Finger
Edward Bembower
Geraldine Smith
Igs
Hame
Ig Thomas
Devor Cour
Thames
Local Social Notes Highlight East Cleveland Visits
Mrs S L Mumford of Middle Avenue plans a no week visit to Hawk with friends including Mr and Mrs S L Mumford and family from Loran Corr Reid Rollans Eppier and Oran Cleveland. Ellsworth Athell, a freshman at I -Walfare College, reports East Bread River tas guests. Several local residents including Gunder Fuller May Berk and J G Starr were noted visiting relatives in Cleveland and Norwalk with other social calls and council meeting attendance.
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S. L. Mumford
Middle Avenue
Hawk
S L. Maumford
Dinne Sundar
Mumford
Loran
Corr
Reid
Rollans Eppier
Ermingheam
Oran Cleveland
Boitin
Chicago
E. Street
Aing
Ellsworth Athell
I -Walfare College
East Bread
Stone
B. Sterne
Earlcourt
Pattisades
Gunder of
Fuller
A. H. Means
Sugaridge
Peter Greer
Fons
Fairlawn Street
May Berk
Norwalk
J. G. Starr
Gates Avenue
Charlotte
Clifford Smith
Brookside
Elvria
George Hewitt
Cleveland
James Hewitt
Park Avenue
Glade Thomas
West Avenue
Al _Damin
Thomas Southam
C. EB. Guth
Lakewood Council Knights of Columbia
Ohio Federation convention trade note with Tut Komen register
A draft item notes Tut Komen registering at the annual Ohio Federation convention. The piece highlights participation and accomplishments linked to federation events and attendees.
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Ohio Federation of Ees 5Es
Fashions evolve from stiff undergarments to comfort
The Stiles Sources reports on fashion shifts in York dated April 22, describing a move from starched undergarments and petticoats to emporised flannel pieces. It notes that children now dress more comfortably while adults recall stricter attire, with sun suits highlighted as a dramatic new trend signaling a pool season debut.
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York
Gnui Ieckiss
Gerard
Spring child fashion mirrors adult styles in a new light
The article notes minimal garment coverage for children with skirts staying short and French-inspired styles becoming common. It highlights bare legs, brief French panties, and the emergence of flesh colored rayon outfits for youngsters, stating spring children's wear reflects adult fashion with modest changes.
French Women Grow Taller and Healthier Over Time
A stylized portrait contrasts old French women with modern ones noting notable increases in height. The piece claims today’s French women are seven inches taller than those of 1310, healthier, slimmer, and more active on tennis courts and golf courses.
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Paris
Iette
Borbons
Brifdile
Not Sleeping Well Paris Beer Trade Declines
French hotel keepers and merchants who profited from selling wines and goods to wealthy American travelers are uneasy as France loses appeal. New figures show Americans increasingly travel directly to Germany, bypassing France, while military travelers also drop.
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Paris
France
Germany
War Restrictions Lifted by League of Nations
The League of Nations abolished wartime import and export controls that hampered world trade. The measures prevented export of raw materials and essential manufactured goods during the war. In a separate note, Mexican authorities report catching 50,900 rodents in a nighttime trap drive.
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Geneva
League of Nations
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