First LaPorte Methodist wedding marks 94 years
Doris Jackson wed Robert E. Lee of Oberlin in LaPorte Methodist Church with family celebration. the ceremony followed by reception at the couple’s home in Oberlin. The bride’s parents observe their 25th anniversary. both families noted for church ties and local education.
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Lee-Jackson
LaPorte
LaPorte Methodist Church
Doris Jackson
Robert E. Lee
Oberlin
Merl
Ray Jackson
LaPorte Church
Welcome New Members of the Merry Stitchers
The group met Tuesday evening at Naomi Struble’s Harwood Street home. Cath erine Fullmer joined during the business portion as Secret Sisters were revealed and new ones drawn. A luncheon followed with daffodil decor and a large table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi Struble
Harwood Street
Catherine Fullmer
Lester Schr
Sierra Coras
Hamilton Atenueeen
Shower for Miss Urig and Miss Bernadine Urig Bride Event
A social shower honored Miss Bernadine Urig ahead of her marriage to Frederick Young on March lith. Joint hostesses Marine Benson and Edne Mer hosted at Miss Malterer’s Beil Avenue home. Wealthy Line won a prize and a delicious function course was served to members and guest Mrs. Ror Stickradt. The club will meet in two weeks at the home of Sin ersen for a mock wedding on Finral court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wea Peeweed
Eleanor Robson
Carl Heins
Jack
Dolly Lee
Miss Robson
Miss Lee
Maria B
Edith Whitney
Edward Lee
Oberlin
Flower
Arlis Dacksor
Jane Ehrke
Aid Society
True Blue
Lee
Mr. Lee
B. Lee
West College Sirce Oberlin
National Tube Co
el Loquacious
Bernadine Urig
Frederick Young
Mar Lith
Marine
Benson
Edne Mer
Malterer
Beil Avenue
Wealthy
Ror Stickradt
Sinersen
Finral Court
Marmola Tablets Claim Quick Fat Loss Through Gland Theory
An advertisement touts Marmola Prescription Tablets as a modern doctor endorsed method to reduce fat without starvation diets or strenuous exercise. It asserts excess fat stems from a misbehaving gland and promises steady fat loss by feeding the gland, claiming millions have used Marmola over 23 years.
Methodist Women Hold South American Tea
A fragmentary notice describes a Methodist Women event titled South American Tea. Mentions Mrs Norman Ward and Mrs Ralph W Secret, with scattered phrases about teaching, cavern references, and a table description with green tapers.
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Norman Ward
Odin
South America
Ralph W
Ratherins Merine
Wil
C. Corfman
Unclear校 Program Teases School Talent Show Chaos
A fragmentary OCR item outlines a school talent show with parts including songs, readings, dances, and a one act piece. Names such as Mrs Eschhard, Lois, Lilian Patake, Theresa, Becky Brock, and Mrs Pfeiffer appear. The text lists opening choruses, titles like Easter Parade, and acts like a cornet spin and folk dance amid a chaotic, incomplete program.
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Lois Eschhard
Jones
Lilian Patake
Theresa
P Becky Brock
P Becky Brock. Mrs. Jones
Ann Ko Po
Madame X
Eschrath
Mesa
Reading
Pfeiffer
Ead
Lehman
Hazel Heston
Fok Love
Wells
Mariginia Resi
Lie Starr
Sirs
Lehmen
Reverz
Escman
Playhouse rehearsal previews upcoming production at Gates School
The Men’s Brotherhood of the Second Congregational Church sponsors a rehearsal show titled And Let Be Clever at Gates School tomorrow evening. Tickets are $1.00. Cast, stage crew, and property committee will be on hand as rehearsals wrap up despite limited practice time.
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Gates School
Second Congregational
Ehoar Curizin
Personal Notices and Social Context From Local Churches and Residents
A garbled listing of names and affiliations shows Dr. and Mrs. A. Kemp and others among a social register. Mentions include Mrs. Hecock, Mrs. Lamberton, Mrs. Creig, M Fran Spener, Harold Olmsted, Mrs. Feit, Mrs. Fox, D. M. Apros, Mrs. Broebler, Mrs. Henersn, and Mrs. Haldeman with scattered notes on attendance, pastorates, and church associations in towns like Johnstown and Wilkes-Barre. References to Rev. Bond, St Johns Lutheran, and veterans’ meetings at Public Hall in Cleveland appear amidst fragmented addresses and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemp
J. E. Hecock
Glen Sraerick
George Lamberton Vrs
DD. Creig
Fran Spener
Bart Stewars
Harold Olmsted
A. N. Feit
Dana Fox
D. M. Apros
Anna Broebler
Fred Henersn
John Haldeman
Nelle Hecock
Irene Upen Palagge
Tom
Fred
Asa Carlson
Bts
H. Gray
Harwood Street
E. J. Bond
East
Snending
Puttstown
Dr. Bond
Johnstown
Loeshaven
Eston
Wilkesbarre
Jersey Shore
Armin Schroeder
St. Johns Lutheran
Et Christian Eiga
Whramerex
Harris Stevick
Cari Waaner
M.C
Cleveland
M Cari H
Lake Arec
Braden Ca
Philopets Scheberl
la Granze Fes
To Honor Mothers Erie Freer the Riski
The fragment suggests a tribute event honoring mothers with an Erie venue and a speaker named Sanger. The remainder notes a remainder of the evening focused on petoecsing, which is unclear. Further readable details are insufficient to confirm full names or outcomes.
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Erie
Eastern Star Meeting Friday Eve for Inflammation of Cares
Meetings of the Eastern Star will convene Friday evening with a focus on community concerns. Lunch will be served after the session, providing members a time for fellowship and discussion.
Cooperative Buying and the 3 Wed Mrs Harap and the Cleveland
The article traces cooperative buying development and notes how urban and rural societies expanded their annual turnover. It mentions members, goods, labor, and ownership dynamics, highlighting consumer cooperation's growth and a tea event presided by Mrs Spence.
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Harap
Cleveland
Clid
Ito
Sweever
Sweden
Tis Spence
Mrs Pallas Hosts Circle 2 With Evening Event
Mrs Pallas entertained Circle 2 attendees at the S Pauls residence. The gathering included guests Wouriand Sirees, Maz, and Mrs Quee Mis, focusing on hostess duties and business discussions.
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S. Pauls
Quee
Anniversary celebration of the Danenters of Scotia in Scotland
The Danenters of Scotia gathered in the British Emr hall on Tats day evening with good attendance to celebrate the sixteenth anniversary of the order. Ann Meldrum Mary Stevenson Nancy McCarters were installed as officers by Mrs. Nina Shrihsoie acting as installing officer. Tea was served at the close by Mrs. Bessie Mc Cafferyr and Mrs. Nina Shrihsoie.
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Danenters
Scotia
Emr
Ann Meldrum
Mary Stevenson
Nancy McCarters
Nina Shrihsoie
Bessie McCafferyr
YWCA and YMCA Officials Hosted at Breakfast Meeting
YWCA staff hosted YMCA officials at a morning breakfast to discuss mutual aims and differences between the organizations. Guests included Harde me, Carb Warner, and Charles Bush, who reviewed programs and future cooperation for youth and community services.
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Y. W
Carb. Warner
Charles Bush
M. Uv
Willie
Inacheon
Mrs Ludwis Hostess Pie of the Meet 8 Con of GTezational Church
Fragmentary local notice describes a gathering led by Mrs Ludwis at a church in Wester Ludwig on Ham Street FL. It mentions prayer, devotionals, and a group of thirteen women taken from the event, with attendees Basinger and Mrs ill, and a Mary E. dar us street, Mar context.
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Wester Ludwig
Ham Stree
Larsr
Basinger Atten
Mrs
Ill
Mary E. Darus Street
Mar
Hospital wen and street list with scattered names
Fragmented OCR item listing names and addresses including Hospital wen Fonerihh SOU Lodi street 7 Shear ms 220 Deni Edward The Rirest MF Enize 522 East River o Josephan Harrison Smi sreet Richard Walter Clinton avenn Mrs Eugene Var 37 Irondzie street Lantz. Gr ee Rear girl.
Calendar YOR TONIGHT at British Empire hall
Private and organizational notices list meetings and dinners in various churches and clubs. Officers to be installed by Ian Robertson No 242, Women’s Bible Class at Second Congregational, and multiple group gatherings at homes and church halls across South Amherst area.
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Ian Robertson
British Empire Hall
Women’s Bible Cliss
Second Congregational Church
A. E. Westtreet
Euis
Cusele Lottsp
Methodist Ch
St. Juan's
Peters South Amherst
Ideasor i
Christ
L. Chub
Heren
Ore Pew Wow Club
Park Avenue
Seghy
Lake Avenue
Bethe
Shrine
Howe
Riverdat
Summer meeting highlights key local figures and plans
The article records a summer meeting with thirteen tiers and notable participants including Elsanor Meek Dorothy Saywell Becker and the hostess. It notes decisions pending from the next session and mentions Miss Jose Smit in Lorain. The piece reflects local group activities and upcoming choices.
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Jonqui Pheey
Osreat
Merc
Elsanor
Dorothy Saywell
Becker
Jose Smithe
Lorain
Revelations and Plans From ZU Sisters Gatherings
In a loose, spell-checked note, ZU Bist names were revealed and new draws planned for night events. Miss Lucille Hand hosted guests at her Lendora Avenue home, while a rummage sale supported by families included Roberta Mosier Ruby Woodcor and Dorothy Harper. A weekend plan involves three sailboats with a small boat to be hosted by Miss Harper at Colum and her home on bia Avenue.
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ZU Bist
T N T Club Meeting Noted Guests Ada Mae and Marion Stanford
A T N T club gathering on Columbus street Tuesday featured Ada Mae and Marion Stanford as guests. President presided as plans were discussed for activities over the next three weeks and refreshments were served. Members planned to meet May 32 at Jean Price's Pasadena avenue home.
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Ada Mae
Marion Stanford
Columbus Street
Gession
Fortune
Charse
Ainder
Jean Price
Pasadena Avenue
Licenses Granted to Local Officials and Residents
Local licenses awarded include G. Lesher and James Brailes along with Frances Etz and Marine Wegner for Brownheim township and Eisria township. Brownheim township officials listed as sexton positions with others noted in the same notice. The brief item names several individuals connected to township roles and license approvals.
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Win G. Lesher
Brownheim
Spring Choral Concert Promises Gentle Vibes
The Miyria Musical Art Society presents Spring's I' The Air choral concert on May 22 at the Comgre. The Churgad Section will perform with the Blue bird’s hopeful tones and the audience can expect a refined program honoring devoted choruses and classic composers.
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Tagies
Churgad
Miyria Musical Art Society
Annal Fing Coscert
Priester
Paul
Tades
Benefit Bridge Party Awards Honor Board Members
A benefit bridge party awarded prizes to Lena Taber and AL TLS for high scores and to several players including Mrs Sheppard and Mrs L ne for exceptional games. Special recognitions went to C Brecknack Unger Wisser and Mrs Ror Minch for notable gains. The event featured refreshments flowers and generous prizes amid a warm reception.
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Lena Taber
AL Tls
Radin
Sheppard
L. Ne
C. Brecknack
Unger
Wisser
Ror Minch
New York Wedding Report With Social Highlights
Mrs Kostrub honored Mrs Rostrup at a dinner in Hori marking a marriage. Later, guests gathered at Margate home where Kruemas of Clark caused some disturbance. The guest of honor performed a toast and wedding cake moment during the reception at Ripiey.
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Rostrup
Din Hori
Margate
Kruemas
Clark
Tre
Ripiey
Poem Contest Friday at Teachers College Expression
The annual original poem event titled Spurs by the ment tan oviock is set for Friday at the Tackes Schonl of Expression in Cleveland led by Mrs J man ng the imbees. Varied verses read by Mrs RoDd er T Minera.
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J. Man
Cleveland
RoDder T. Minera
Heparin
Plan Family Dinner Keen Kutter Club Event
The Keen Kutter Club planned a Friday family dinner and bingo party at Mrs. Kathryn Parker's Bell Avenue home. They met yesterday with Mrs. J Jackson of Lake Avenue. eleven members and one guest attended. a luncheon began at noon and Mrs. Arias opened with devotions. The log elephant prize went to Mrs. Luela Saiies and gifts were exchanged.
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Ohne
Arias
Luela Saiies
Pilgrim City Church Presents The Mysterious Rosalind
Pilgrim Com Yity church on Prospect street hosts a rehearsed presentation of The Mysterous Rosalind tonight led by director Mrs Viera Bram. Seven young ladies and five boys practice a divis rehearsal and an engaging program of flame and harmonies music will precede and follow the play.
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Pilgrim
Yity Church
Rosalind
Prospect Street
Viera Bram
Arts event at Loonie home with five tables on party night
Guests enjoyed an arts gathering at the Hubert Loonie residence. Five tables were in play with prizes awarded to Mrs. R. D. Oldfield for first place and Mrs. 5. R. Hudson for second. Spring flowers adorned the rooms and refreshment tables.
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Hubert Loonie
Hos- Duncan
Griffin
Ertsom
George Deck
R. D. Oldfird
R. Hudson
Informal Supper Dance at Sehnel on Cleveland Road
Jos Hansman president of Art Reader and Mrs man entertained at an informal dancing party at Sehnel on the Cleveland road left. Twenty six young people entered the area arI colored balloons were given as favors and made the scene more ecelorial. After an evening of dancing a supper course was served.
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Jos Hansman
Art Reader
Mrs. Man
Sehnel
Cleveland Road
Rummage Sale Over Tites Meat Market
Rummage sale planned near Tites Meat Market on Saturday April 25. Local volunteers organize discounts and proceeds go to community aid.
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Tites
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Miss Urig
Scokere
Minstrel
Roefreshn
Wilmot Printing CO
Masonic Temple
Elyria
Ohio
H. P Chapman
Sansai Union
Haug
Yeasling
Pest
Cieve. Ar
Florence Schuster
Brookhouser
Middle Ave
Mrs. Pallas
Fair Grounds
YWCA
YMCA
N. M
L Jj. A
Mrs. Ludwis
Z. U
Elyria Business College
Cleveland Public Hall
SAN Carlo Opera Company
Symphony Orchestra
Rigolleto
Cavalleria Rusticana
T_ RF WAGNER
Aida
Day's Music Store
Broad St
Benefit Bridge Party
Carpenter’s
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Brown Co
Lodi St. Ph
Y. P
Ely
Wildercraft
D. L. Wilder
Central Book Store
Fur Shoppe
Middle Avenus
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