County Chapter of A. I. B. Elects Officers At Third Annual Banquet
The Lorain County Chapter of the American Institute of Banking held its third annual banquet in the Antlers Hotel Lorain with Grace Sisters Cleveland providing music and dancing. Officers for the new year were elected, and district activities of the Sons of Union Veterans and Auxiliary were noted along with social events and games.
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Lorain County
American Institute of Banking
Antlers
Lorain
Grace Sisters of
Cleveland
Clubs Host, Parties Highlight Quiet Social Evening
The Deal Me In Club enjoyed an evening at Mrs. Louise Woodcock’s West River street home with eleven Pedro games. Prizes went to Mrs. Frank Traxler first, Mrs. Lee Bright second, Mrs L. St. Harris third, and Mrs. Charles Smith consolation. Future gathering set for two weeks at Mrs. Madeline Brasselie’s West Bridge street. Keen Kut ter club hosted by Mrs. Viola Benton on Seneca street featured a noon tureen dinner for fifteen members and one visitor, Mrs. Ryan. Guest prize awarded to Mrs. Elizabeth Jones. next meeting two weeks later at Mrs. Sam Urlas’s Tattersall court. Knights of St. John Ladies’ Auxiliary held a party at the Woman’s club with bridge won by Mrs. Willam Shenk of Lorain and Mrs. DeForrest Knapp. luncheon, tables, and a joint card party planned with K of St John Tuesday at the K. of C. hall. MARK ANNIVERSARY WITH SURPRISE PARTY. Friends surprised Mr. and Mrs. George Richwine at their Kenyah avenue home for their fortieth anniversary. sixteen guests enjoyed cards, conversation, prizes won by Mrs. Donald Card and Mrs. H. W. Guthrie, then refreshments. A table lamp was presented to the couple. MARRIAGE LICENSE: Frank D. Smith, 28, Lakewood, and Agnes Dechant, 26, Avon Lake, by Father Gertz.
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Eagles
Pedro
Bridge
Banco
Mae Culln
H. Choe
J. Thomasson
Allie Freeman
Barbknecht
W. B. Hoffman
Barres
Minnith
Im Bunco
Liewe’yn
Wark
Pickard
Sugar Ridee
St. Paul’s Evangelical Church
Elmer Oswald
Denison Avenue
Otto K. Mischka
Chervenka
Y- Street
Indus Club
W O McClellan
Albert Meinke
VU. S. Naval
Great Lakes
Winds
Louise Woodcock
West River Street
Frank Traxler
Lee Bright
L. St. Harris
Charles Smith
Madeline Brasselie
West
Bridge Street
Viola Benton
Keen Kutter Club
Seneca Street
Ryan
Elizabeth Jones
Sam Urlas
Tattersall Court
The
Knights of St. John
Woman's Club
Willam Shenk
Lorain
DeForrest Knapp
Auxiliary
Knights of St John
K. of Chal
George Richwine
Kenyah Avenue
Donald Card
H. W. Guthrie
Community clubs host varied events tonight at local venues
A busy evening lineup includes Business and Professional Women card party at the Woman's Club, Daughters of Sahara election of officers, Whatsoever Class officer elections, Catholic and Baptist gatherings, and a Jolly Steppers bunco. YWCA and camp plans feature a Saturday program at the YWCA gym, with a full day at Camp for girls nine and older, plus a fundraising and membership incentive. A marriage announcement for Mr. Mills and Miss Davison notes the couple wed yesterday in Elyria and will reside in Pittsfield, following a Canadian honeymoon.
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Woman's Club
Daughters of Sahara
Oflvers
Catholi Daughters of America Midet
Pytbhlap
Jolly Steppers
Y. W
Buncoe
Lucky Links
Bethel Shrina
I. O. Q. F. Hall
Nethe Nichols
Middle Avenue
Weilam B. Mills
Dorothy Davison
Pittefels
Ley
Clarence Lotheshaw
Etyria
Ohio
Mills
Elyria
Pitttsburgh Steamship Company
Cleveland
Mrs Rely Hosts Charming Club Pyjama Bridge Party
Mrs Leo Bell entertained the Charming Club with a pyjama bridge party last night. Three tables competed with prizes awarded to Mrs Ed Stankard and Mrs De Forrest Knapp. A luncheon was served. Miss Anna Moore to host on May sixth.
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Leo Bell
Ed Stankard
de Forrest Knapp
Anna Moore
Cards and Bunee at Woodman Trail Thursday eve
The event titled Daughters of Sahara promises a Thursday evening appearance at Woodman Trail featuring Cards and Bunee. Local organizers invite attendees to enjoy a night of performances and fundraising.
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Woodman Trail
Daughters of
Community club meetings and church events listed
Local notices outline upcoming church suppers and programs at the Methodist Church and I O C F hall. Also listed are WR C East Side Division lunch, County Institute at Methodist church, and Round Table Club activities with guest speakers and a future meeting.
Local personals sketch many names and visits
Mrs Esther Wilard of Cleveland Street hosts climber rest and other social mentions. Mrs Aruee Clawson and Christine Werner attend Dames of Mata social events. Notes on Lucy Jackson, Caweon at the Jade, and Ralph Muruach. Several visits and guests reported including Mr and Mrs Edwin Haywood’s family, Mr and Mrs Paul Bottquin, and ex residents visiting from Detroit and Cleveland.
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Esther Wilard
Cleveland Street
Aruiee Clawson
Christine Werener
Lucy Jackson
Caweon
Jimm. Hobert
Pave
West Bridge Street
Fiorda
Raymond Cer
Qherion
Eleanor
Ralph Muruach
James A Hestit
Inga & E mMeeeng
Edwin Haywood
Bar
Marten
Paul Bottiquin
Thig Tity Mro
E H Wentz
Columbus Street
Carmegue Institute of Technniq Ee
Pittsburg
Richard Weeta
College of Eno
Sering
Comerces
Moroon Tenet
Kingston
Newwark
K H C. Stevens
Heman Ely
Pine Orchard
Connecticut
Ceveland
T. L. Moise
Man Ely
Detroit
Grorze Ely
Cleveland
Alice Roosevelt Loneworth Hints at Political Role
Washington April 23 reports say fears and hopes she may join politics after her husband’s death have been dispelled by Alice Roosevelt Loneworth. The Princess faces a vice presidential boom sparked by a Minnesota newspaper urging her to act, as she weighs public life and influence.
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Washington
Alice Roosevelt Loneworth
Minnesota
Princess Ale Longworth May Resume Quiet Political Role
The article notes Archie's sister, known as Princess Ale, will not seek office but may continue behind the scenes in Washington. It cites doubts about maintaining influence without husband Longworth's prominence, as Roosevelt-era connections color expectations and press speak of resuming social and unofficial political life.
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Archie
Washington
Senate
Nicholas Longworth
Congress
Longworth
Cincinnati
Nick
Sore
Roos Vaelt
Congresstien
Fashions Paris Scene Described In Murky April Notes
An old Paris fashion column fragment recounts a bustling scene with shoppers and streets filled with ad hoc scenes. Mentions street wear, bags, and women observers as the text wanders through a stylistic snapshot from a spring display. The passage is fragmented and difficult to parse but conveys a sense of public fashion chatter and urban bustle.
Flagtage NS vs Auida I Carnations Bouquet Sale
Local ad lists mixed bouquets and carnation bunches available for delivery from Wainwright Flowers. Dozen carnations and assorted floral arrangements priced for immediate purchase. Delivery offered by phone order at 3227.
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Wainwright
Fragmentary note on parade event and protests
The readable lines describe a public gathering with speakers and chants, mentioning a parade route and crowd presence. Specific names, dates, or organizing groups are not clearly legible, but the fragment hints at a civic or commemorative demonstration with local participants.
Frocks, car crash, thefts, and local notices reported
A jumble of small town items including fashions for summer blouses, a car crash at Like Avenue and Lodl injuring a parked vehicle owned by Maud Jackson, two cars stolen and recovered by owners W. E. Cecil and BE. A. Scumman, a note on a Jerusalem mystical Cabala school, an Indian name for Europeans in Virginia, a roast ham supper bazaar at Columbia Town Hall, and a Masonic funeral notice for J. W. Landon with James J. Parks, W. M.
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M. J. Milton
Princeton Avenue
Strick
Like Avenue
Maud Jackson
West River Street
W. E. Cecil
Lorain
BE. A
Scumman
Avon
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United Spanish War Veterans
Hazel Weiseke
T. J. Dimmek
D.C. Rothe
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Pope
Telzerow Bridge
Virginia Southam
George P. Colburn
Darius Hocomb
J. Morris Bridge
J McHenry
Clarence Gunton
HH. W. Korner
Friendship Club
Pees Dship Club
W.C. A
Y. Wogym
H. W. Korner
M.C. A
Adeelee Hallock
John Barton
Carol Stetson
Valerie Chase Armsby
Dorothy Rober
Charles Dover
Virginia Tibbals
Freda Dixon
Marjorie Elliott
Evelyn Evens
Roberta Mosley
Bertha Agshley
Wfiildred Baumhardt
Katie
Iamian Palmer
Karl Townsend
Wellington
Harry VanWaegner
Lyndon Smith
Louise Smith
Walter Barck
Kingsbury
Cleveland Trust Company
Frank Waldeck
Bob Veons
Noble Grand Association
I. O
J. E. Handbey
Edison
Charles Lent
Thompson
Ben Kelley
Herbert Wilson
Oo Archambeau
C. A. Richards
Vaandus Club
CIRLE
Patius Cicle
St. Paul's Church
Getta Miller
Moreman
Dames OF
Malta
Lames of
Annie Clawson
Knight William Clawson
Anna Hoyer
Mrs. Gehrke
Rowena
Brotherhood of American Yeoman
William Gehrke
Fairmount Street
Frank D. Smith
Lakewood
Agnes Dechant
Avon Lake
Gertz
Sturday
Iscom
Newman
Ir. Wlc
Camy tss-See
Assambdiy
Bhainderin Wook
Gaz
Carety Maran Steparth Evregtor
Groun
Catan
Javier
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Frend
Goth
Camip Iss- See-Kes
YWLCA
Y. W C
Mills-Davidson
Alfred Alten
West Broad Street
Harlan Squires
Esther Clawson
Percy Uraine
Stanley Keyes
Raymond Carlin
Squires
Mrs. Rely
Myrttelle Beauty Shop
Franks
Frederick Vitatonic
Riza
Lord
King's Daughters
Methodist Sunday School
En- Reh Cllent
Royal Neighbors of America
Woodman Hall
East Side
Wr.c
County Institute of the W. ©. T. UL
Methodist Church
Round Table Club
Thomas Cook
Gulf Farms
United States
Wor. Bartlett
Cor. Videreng
Rhea Lub
Pelloniuzs
Ustgi
China
Merrif Eon
Deays Bridge
Asd
Veet Jaspre
Mira Mary Woodcark
Encard Mes Maclarey Crise
Virgil Jasper
Haden Bean
Maysth
Max Calkins
ST. Andrew's
Dasehters
St Andrew
Max Calins
J Patterson Sith
Lee Davis
Louis Drke
L. EB Davis
Paschena Avenue
Mrs. Bowdler
Wilfrid Bowdler
Mme. Carlotta Barnard
Barnard
Kelloge Day
Elyria High School
Oberlin ‘Ton
Ida Coffland
Luella Eisenmann
Gladys Fowl
Helen Gilbert
Barbara Hilberge
Mildred Kinder
Nelle Lewis
Maude Parmelee
Frances Raufus
Catholic Daughters of America
K. of C. Hall
Church OF Nazarene
Otto Grace
Church of the Nazarene
West Street
Grace
Pust
East Carlisle
Eleanor Robson
Horace , Bruce
Maurice Banks
Teresa Frahetta
Eunice Ronernu
Dale Has‘tings
Myrie Sheldon
Nel Haas
Athletic Association
Alice Glover
Longorth
Marcel
Ridgeville Grange Hall
Cook
Cook’s
East Avenue
Gertrude Beauty Shop
Riviera Permanent
West Ave
Paredull
John T. Bartley & CO
Beaver
Paris
House of Houher Mats
Doc Florence Schwind Beauty Carter
Second St
Jerusalem
Virginia
Columbia Town Hall
EL Church
Dhe
Lee
King Solomon’s Lodge No. 56
Masonic Temple
J. W. Landon
James J. Parks
W. M
Max
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Charis
Fast Second Street
Wwlfawa
White
General Electric
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