Women from 23 nations attend first all female Pan-American Conference
Elyria waiter reports on the opening session where 31 delegates from 23 Western Hemisphere countries join 2500 U.S. members at the Century Roof Garden. Mrs. Maude Wood Parks presided as speeches on child welfare highlighted cooperation among women from diverse nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Wood Parks
National League of Women, Voters
Albert C. Richie
Maryland
Broening
Baltimore
Michael J. Curley
L. S. Rowe
Pan-American Union
Grace Abbott
Children's Bureau
National League of Women Voters
National League of Women's Voters
Century Roof Garden
Parks
South Ana
Central America
Richies
Ellicott
Maryland League of Women Voters
Archbishop Curley
Miss Abbott
Citdzen
Department of Labor
Maria Felicidad Gonzales
Paraguay
Mme Milagros Benet de Menton
Porto Rico
Senora Clelica Paladina de Vitale
Uruguay
Inter
American Legion Auxiliary Meeting Recaps Activities and Plans
Large turnout at the American Legion Auxiliary meeting discussed read letters from disabled veterans in Columbus and hospital notes from North Carolina. Plans for a Friday April 28 all day session to bake pies and daisies were approved. The flower designation was adopted at the Kansas City convention, with emphasis on membership growth. Knights of Columbus held a busy session reviewing twenty two new member applications and scheduling May initiation events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Columbus
Foster
Hositals
North Carolina
Pointe
Legion Rooms
Kansas City
American Legion
Knights OF Columbus
Brotherhood Card Party Attracts Fifty In Attendance
The Brotherhood of American Yeomen hosted a card party with about fifty attendees. Out of town guests were Mr. and Mrs Frank Kraus of Lorain. First prizes went to Mrs Park Mobili and William Muche, second to Mr and Mrs H W Yancer, and third to Miss Grace Meyers and Park Hobil. A card table donated by Frank Slack and G Erickson was raffled and Frank Kraus drew. Light refreshments followed. The same issue notes First Congregational Church Guild electing officers including President Mrs Frank Phelps and Vice President Mrs Ernest Birch. Officials welcomed by hostesses Mrs Todd Mrs Taylor and Mrs Ellenberger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of American Women
Frank Kraus
Lorain
Park Mobili
William Muche
H. W. Yancer
Grace Meyers
Park Hobiil
Frank Slack
G. Erickson
First Congregational Church Guild
Frank Phelps
Ernest Birch
J. A. Hewitt
W. Eb, Mason
Alex Schilleman
Todd
Taylor
Ellenberger
Miss Frances Kaiser and Dr Edward Hackett Married
Miss Frances Kaiser daughter of Mrs Her mine Kaiser of Thirteenth street and Dr Edward Hackett son of Mrs Elen Hackett of Covington Kentucky wed at St Marys church this morning at 7 90 o clock Rev J B Mooney officiated The bride wore navy tricotine with hat and carried lilies of the valley and sweetheart roses The couple were attended by Miss Leona Kaiser and Frank Keenig A four course breakfast followed then the newlyweds prepared to travel to Covington and other points in Kentucky They will reside in this city The bride is a former forelady at the American Lace Company and a Catholic Daughters of America member The groom belongs to the Knights of Columbus Elk Lodge and plans to reside in this city
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Kaiser
Hermine Kaiser
Thirteenth Street
Edward Hackett
Elen Hackett
Covington
Kentucky
St. Mary's Church
J. B. Mooney
American Lace Company
Catholic Daughters of America
Dr. Hackett
Knights of Columbus
Elk's Lodge
Leona Kaiser
Frank Keenig
L. C. Addison
E. Addison
Frank Squire
Mrs. Hackett
Odd Fellowship 103rd Anniversary Celebrated
Local events list a range of fraternal society gatherings and church activities tonight and tomorrow including Odd Fellows 103rd anniversary, Blue Moon Club with Archie Penfound, Grace Lutheran Sunday school plans, and various social meetings across area churches and clubs with dates and hosts. A birthday surprise for Harris Yancer and a Child Welfare Dept meeting are noted along with look out camp visit by Sons of Veterans and plans for upcoming May events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation Girls
W. C
St John’s Church
Canton Lo- Taln
Lorain
Odd Fellowship
Blue Moon Club
Archie’ Penfound
Oberlin Toad
Odd Fellows
Grace Lutheran
Clair Willard
Tenth Street
Westminister Council of
Presbyterian Church
Knights of Pythias
Elka Longe
Ladies’ Amiliary
Knights of St. Jobs
American Legion
Cloverleaf Circle
St. Paul's
Frank
Harmon Lodge
United, Presbyterian Sabbath School
Hiking Girls Stop at Y W C A in Overnight Stop
Miss Barbara Jewell and Miss Anna Kling of New York City reached the YWCA desk for lodging during a hiking trip from New York City to Datro t and back toward Cleveland. They average twenty miles daily, hike two hours before breakfast, and always stay at a YWCA during their journeys.
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Y. Ww
W.C. A
Barbara Jewell
Anna Kling
New York City
Datro T
Cleveland
Local Social Notes Mention Cleveland Visitors and Illnesses
De Laeites and Mr and Mrs Harry Standen of Cleveland were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Kuss. Mrs Ray Adams of Toledo recently visited Mrs Walter Standen. Mrs E Greiner is ill with pneumonia at her Cleveland street home. Ed Keister of Lorain visited Mrs J F Triplett on Washington Terrace. Alice Burr, who cared for daughter-in-law Mrs Clifford Burr of Lakewood, spent Sunday at her home on Second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Standen
Cleveland
Charlez Kuss
Ray Adams
Toledo
Walter Standen
East River Street
E. Greiner
Cleveland Street
Ed Keister
Lorain
J. F. Triplett
Washington Terrace
Alice Burr
Clifford Burr
Lakewood
Second Street
Washington, D.C
Wm. Johnston
Martin Waller
Oberlin
Liord Cole
Hari Ct
Carl Duecher
Apple Avenue
Elyria
Neil O’connor
Hilda
Mildred Holderman
Sarah
Nora Flynn
Howard Smith
Ward Baker
Ralph Pearce
Theodore Gilder
Edith Annispatcher
Arthur Breckenridge
Fred Bonney
EF. E. Bonney
Georgia Avenue
Florence O'Brien
Irene Athaugh
J. Gabel
Reid Avenue
Sunda
Jobson
Delbert St
John Snyder
Norwalk
Boc. Miller
Gaughter Hazel
Albert Willams
Paul
Byron Seely
Som Carl
Eighth St
Misa Mary Berhtel
East Ave
Brownham
Pat
J. E. Cousing
Percy Nead
Ridgeville
Eaton
WR. Cousins
L. A. Moherman
Columbus Street
Hohrman
Ida Mills
C. House
Canton
J.C. Coughlin
Sumner Street
Lawrence Strubble
Wanda
St Louis
A. A. Morriman
Pittsfield
L. A. Mohrman
Leo Mohrman
Memorial Hospital
Stamplub
Unloved Wife Grace Held at Site Wedding
Doris Langdon marries Alec Graham in a swift ceremony at a hotel sitting room. The minister hints at choices of wedding style while Alec presents a ring and phones the license. Doris feels awe and fear, then a sudden kiss from Alec, and a rival best man adds a final touch before the tale continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alec
Ak Ie
Susie
Alecid
Jaie
Tess
Doris Langdon
Alec Graham
Lorain area social notes and travels listed
A long list of weekend visits and social events in Lorain and nearby towns. Residents entertain relatives and friends from Elyria Oberlin Norwalk Cleveland and Columbus with dinners dances and church meetings. Visitors travel to Washington DC and St Petersburg Florida for congresses and winters.
Junior Senior feast on Friday evening Amherst
The annual Junior-Senior reception will be held in the gymnasium Friday evening with a dinner and entertainment to follow. The gym will be specially decorated for the occasion and the junior class is busy with preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenior
Amherst
Gymnasium
Girlish Summer Frock Pattern in Ginghams and Organdie
A light summer dress design features red and white gingham with inset white organdie panels for a long line silhouette. Two loose side panels add width and movement, ideal for warm weather and casual wear.
Senate finance committee weighs new Mc Cumber bonus plan
Members of the Senate Finance Committee consider whether the Mc Cumber soldiers bonus plan is acceptable, evaluating funding, scope, and potential amendments. The panel debates fiscal impact and legal provisions as they review the proposal's terms and eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Finance Committee
Bulgarian Blood Tea Promises Youthful Health After Forty
An advertisement claims people over 40 suffer signs of decay like weak blood rheumatism and digestive issues. It promotes Bulgarian Blood Tea as a vegetable tonic taken weekly to purge poisons and restore vitality, endorsed by physicians and druggists.
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Nature
Adv
Former feudists seek peace in hills near Manchester
In Manchester Kentucky on April 26 former feudists from the Philpot Genge factions, once intent on deadly conflict, are now seen in hill country around the Thrill Creek area aiding a court ordered order to roundup residents as ordered by Judge Hiram Johns of the circuit court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Thrill Creek
Hiram Johns
Circuit Court
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Elyria Waiter
Dona Bertha Lutz
Brazil
Senorita de Carbo
Ecuador
Mra. James
Mexico
League For the “Emancipation ” of Women
Rio de Janiero
Senora
Aurora Herrera
Tasmaulipas
Panama
Argentina
Mme
Matilda de Cerbo
Mie. de Carbo
Belvedere Hotel
Ritchie
Haiti
Philippines
Carrie Chapman Catt
Charlies Woodruff
Mary Garrett Hay
New York
American Legion Auxiliary Meeting
Brotherhood OF American Yeomen
Lodi Street
C. &. Kohler
Oxford Avenue
Second Congregational Sunday School
Methodist Church
Church of Christ
George Haines
St. Paul's Brotherhood
Church Round Table Club
Lawrence Webber
Welsh Ladies’ Society
Afra
Alec Aust
Ninth Street
Clisvette Lanck
Harvard Avenue
Marshall
Moose Lodge
Modern Woodmen of America
Ladies’ Auxiliary
F. C
Pythian Sisters
Harris Yancer
Harris| Yancer
John Bemis
William Naveau
Yancer
Child Welfare Dept
Women's Civic Club
C. H Merthe
West Avenue
Hart Dickason
Mra Miles
Perry
Veteras
Sons of Veterans
Sone OF ST. George the Sons of St George
Ciew Stand
Second Congregational Church
C. L. Kohler
Oxford Ct
J. J. Cullin
Mendelson Terrace
J. B. Halpin
W.W. Barres
Phillip Flood
C. W. Barres
B. A. Cox
George Block
Huroui St
George
Fred Block
Mary Wildenheim
Charles Broach
R Muaz
Stanley
Icha Block
V. Ebtke
Phillip Busch
Quincy St
Pedro
Roy
Philip Busch
New
Som Clark
Woman's Benefit Association
The
Maccabees
Wuret Hall
Rocky River Review
Beneft
Elks’ Hall
Hines’ Orchestra
Culture Club
Culture! Club
Etta Padiey
West River Road
YW. C. AL
Federation
Rialto
Wilford
C. H Cushing
Wurst Hall
Mr. Russell
Church Council
Grace Lutheran Church
Wurst
Lake Ave
la Stippe
R. N
A. Mayower Camp
Peter Neufer
School Street
Eva Reefy
St. Petersburg
Florida
R. E. McDonald
Princeton Avenue
W. C. Lockard
F. F. Reefy
Ada
Ada Reefy
Third Street
St. Petersburgh
Alice Arnold
Amer
Clifford Tolhurst
Beaver Court
Milan Avenue
St Ann's Sewing Society
St. Joseph's Catholic
William Wenzel
Washington
Hanford Macnnder
R. G. Woodside
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Republican
F. A. Humphrey
Optometrist
Tarner Block
Court Street
BON Ton Millinery
New City Market
Universal Company
Cleaners & Dyers
City Teachers’ Club
M. V. O'Shea
University of Wisconsin
Girls’ Federation
Hay
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