25th Wedding Anniversary of Rev and Mrs William Muir Auld
Celebration held in First Congregational church parlor last evening honored Rev and Mrs William Muir Auld on their twenty fifth wedding anniversary. Guests included friends from Cleveland and local churches with messages from Cadman and White families. A bridal cake, a purse gift, and a signed guest book highlighted the event along with a gathering of well wishers and speeches by the honorees. A later church program featured Christmas music, Paul Revere readings, moving pictures by James B Thomas, and a talk on The Spirit of Paul Revere, followed by a benediction and bugle call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Muir Auld
Busch
Auld
Wauz
America
of. Miller
Will Foster
Paul Revere
Roger Williams
Jadie
A. R. Webber
Paul Wainwright
Apepi
Ginja Brunger
Bruce Alexande
Fosters
Fiat Chapter Dinner Sets Stage for Annual Inspection
The Masonic Temple in Marshal hosts a 6:59 dinner served by the Eastern Star women before the annual inspection of Fiat Chapter No. 47 Rab Masters Degree to be exemplified for Right Excellent Companion Wichard Tf Francis. Grand and grand chapter officers attend with Franz K Hall among guests.
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Masonic Temple
Horal Arch Masons
Order of Eastern Star
Wichard Tf. Francis
Erane
Grail and
Grani
Img
Most Excellen
Franz K. Hall
Granf Grang
R A Ghic
Original Poems Read At Department 3 an feeling
Poems submitted yesterday by members of the Education Department of the Eyria Woman's club at the April meeting showcased hidden talent. Mrs Xora Warkman won first for If I Could Live My Life Again, and Mrs Dewes Hail earned second for A Toast for a Girl Scout Mother Daughter banquet. Mrs Robert Moore and Mrs Summer Hariie sang Charm of Spring and Mistress Marr with Water to accompaniment. Mrs Frank Berger spoke on modern poets Amy Lowell Robert Frost Carl Sandburg. The next meeting features a luncheon at 1273 followed by sessions. The Eastern Star chapter in Millersburg Ohio held a special meeting with two new members received and Alberta Fitch sang two solos during the service. Approximately one hundred members attended with guests from Amherst Lorain and Cleveland Heizbis. A reception followed in the Ball or Rush Vestal. The next regular meeting will be held Friday evening March 1 with inspection by Evora Hostetler.
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Eyria Woman's Club
Xora Warkman
Dewes Hail
Robert Moore
Summer Hariie
Frank Berger
Ere
Amy Lowell
Robert
Emvira
Order of Eastern Star
Alberta Fitch
Hethevine Merche
Amherst
Lorain
Cleveland
Evora Hostettler
Grand Meior
Millersburg
Ohio
Banquet Plans At Grace Guild Meeting
The Grace Guild held a monthly meeting at Grace Lutheran Church. It approved a Mother- Daughter banquet for March 22 and announced the various committees. One new member joined. The program featured accordion numbers by Donald Marsh, readings by Jean Marie Smith, and other selections by Herver, Haasz Jr, and William Eblke. RITA car prizes were awarded to Roth Segert, Doroth Wooden, and Margaret Zackman. A dessert course was served by Victoria Arprecht, Ruth Arprecht, and Selma Barer-.
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Grace Guild
Grace Lutheran Chaorch
Donald Marsh
Jean Marie Smith
DY Herver, Haasz, Jr
William Eblke
Ballot Dauraters of America Meeting at Wurst Hall
A March meeting at Wurst Hall discussed two candidates for the Ballot Dauraters of America. Esther Smith announced a special riverie on Friday March 15 at the Y.M.C.A. The card also notes seating procedures for state officers at Hotel Carter in Cleveland. Members urged to attend as the meeting closes in regular form.
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Dauraters of
America
Wurst Hall
Y. W. Ing
Esther Smith
Y .C. Aa Io
Rats
Hotel Carter
Clersieand
Mar
Mar Stk
Welcoming New Members at Rowin FoRookson Auxiliary Meeting
New members Mrs Iva Saain and Mrs Elza Be were welcomed at the Rowin FoRookson Auxiliary meeting held at Woodman Bell. The well attended session featured light refreshments served by Mrs Mabey Locke and Mrs Marie F. The next exterior meeting is planned for War 25.
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Iva Saain Anz
Elza- Be
Rowin FoRookson
Woodman Bell
Aheca
Lora
Mabey Locke
Marie F
Social notes list visitors and guests in Cleveland area
Mr and Mrs Paul Weisbrod host brothers and sisters in law from Richmond Indiana and Cleveland bishop Rogers guest at St Andrews Rectory. Arthur Schulze entertains family from New York and Pennsylvania. Violinist Clarence Cameron Whe and family guests of Fred Robinson. Whites travel to Fort Wayne Indiana for a recital. Mrs E M Knowles visits Penfield. Miss Esther Bowen and Miss Jeanne Little depart for St Louis for crippled children meeting. Mrs Eric Musser returns to Fife Street. Mrs H speed heads to Charleston West Virginia. Mrs Clerk Maddock operating Sunday. Lakewood Masonic day featured. Mrs Mary Macsurley to Erie. Ohio Western University announcement. Betty Lersch chosen Pi Beta Phi leader.
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Paul Weisbrod
Fourth Strees
James McCauler
Richmond
Indiana
Bishop Rogers
Cleveland
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
St. Andrew's
Arthur Pauli Schulze
Eighth Street
Willard Redfield
New York City
Eugene Irvin
Pennsylvania Furnace
Clarence Cameron
William
Fred C. Robinson
West Street
Ft. Warne
E. M. Knowles
Shatvile Road
Frank Johnson
Penfield
Esther Bowen
Jeanne Little
Office of
International Society For Crippled Children
St. Louis
Missouri
E. K. Musser
Fifestree
Florida
Matt A. Abbe
Toronto
Canada
Royal York
Thomas Heesslg
Rocky River
In Memorial Hospital
Bowen
New York
H. Speed
Last Avenue
Charleston
West V
Clerk Maddock
Lakewood Masonics
Lakewood School
Ted Maddock
Maddock
Los Angeles
Mary Macsurley
Denison Avenue
Erie
Yania
Berel Temple
Ohio Westeran Univers
Delaware
Betty Lersch
Columbus S
Pi Beta Phi
Gladys Placker
Tran
Fraternal Meeting Notes and Anniversary Acknowledgments
An evening session of the west Escampment lodge covered officer elections for the upcoming term, read several important communications, and noted Mr. and Mrs. Frida’s wedding anniversary. Members discussed matters of the order and adjourned after a regular meeting with 42 present.
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C. McKenzie
Agri
Frida
Post-Nuptial Courtesy for Mrs John Fawher at Easter Sundara
A post nuptial courtesy hosted by Miss Peraktier at her home near the Episcopal church last night featured a linen shower for Mrs Hartier with an umbrea centerpiece in pink and blue. Prizes and favors decorated the decor while songs and toasts accompanied the event.
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John Fawher
Hattter
Marjorsy Winters Harter
Ladies Golf Association Meeting and Eagle Auxiliary Bingo
The Ladies Golf Association meets Tuesday, April 25 at Ja Country Club for team play. Mrs F A Derek will host a bingo party for the Eagles Auxiliary at 123 Bellefield Avenue on the same Tuesday evening.
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Ladies Golf Association
Ja Country Club
F. A. Derek
Eagles
Bellefield Avenue
Sophie the Azalea Batt wins spring social in Ash RC
Sophie the Azalea Batt dominated the spring social in Ash RC, earning top social honors as attendees praised her styling and flair. The event showcased local talent and community turnout during the season's peak activities.
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Migs
Sophie
Azalea Batt
Ash
Name Nominating Committee Meeting Notes
In a fragmented record, names appear including Neuwirth and Schoenaert with Mrs. C. M. Terry reading the first chapter. Alexander presided. a duet by Foster and Mrs. Foster accompanied. Witnesses Johnson, Mrs Wells, Mrs Pringle, and Miss Rutherford are named amid mentions of Bard of Gattord.
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Con. Neuwirth
Schoenaert Neit
C. M. Terry
Alexsandr
A. Eng
MW .Foster
Foster
Johnson
Wells
Pringle
Ruther
Literary Club Members Meet at Mrs Cade Fox Home
Members of the Research Club gathered at Mrs Cade Fox on Laxe Avenue yesterday. The program featured selections from era poets read by Mr Bers and a paper on short story technique by Mrs Frank Laither. Mrs Larker read a short story. after refreshments, the club adjourned to plan their annual luncheon on the 14th with details to be announced.
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Cade = Fox
Laxe Avenue
Yesterder Wi Myre
MecRoberts
Berson
Frank Laither
Larker
Mear
Monday Calendar of Local Club Meetings and Classes
A cluttered listing of Monday gatherings including sorority and church groups, women’s clubs, study circles, a bachelor’s club with Jack Heart, and various meeting times and addresses such as 318 Sixth St, Columbus Ave, Princeton Avenue, and Eighth St.
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Doherty
Amici
Sun Club
Jack Heart
Elyria Womas
Fred Salisbury
Sena
Anetta Meinke
Columbus
Vote On Candidates In Women's Rebel Corps Meeting
Two candidates were elected at a Women’s Rebel Corps meeting with Mrs. Wendell presiding. A division mer meeting is planned for May 5 with East Side in charge, Sylvia Hieeby noted. Attendance prize went to Mrs. Gill. a deceased member was remembered at close. About forty members attended the Aid Association for Lutherans event at St. Joan’s Lutheran on Third Street where Judge D A Cook spoke on a Common Pleas topic.
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Women’s Rebel Corps
Wendell
Sylvia Hieeby
Aid Association For Lethergus
Missouri Mod
St. Joan’s Lutheral
Third Street
Common Pleas
D. A. Cook
Anniversary Dance Celebrates Ohio National Guard Unit
The Ohio National Guard Holy Co 1st Rat 244 Infantry Elsine marked its seventh anniversary with a home on Third Street last evening. The mixed dance was planned by the noncommissioned officers with help from the officers and men of the company, deemed a great success. The Imvia Men’s Bible class will have a teacher Sunday morning in Rivoli Theatre at 9 30 a m. Reverend Will pastor of the Church of Ralph Standen will conduct the song service. Men not offered with other classes are cordially invited to attend.
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Ohio National Guard
Holy. Co
Elsine
Third Street
Seers
Eiviia
Rivoli Theatre
Ralph Standen
Discharge notes and a legal ethics review fragment
Hospital records show discharges including Mrs Ben Cart and Evita Bridges with addresses listed. In Lima Ohio on April 25 the grievance committee of the Ohio Bar Association investigated charges of alleged unprofessional conduct against Joan A Creps connected to a police case and mortgage applications.
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Lima
Aen Bar Association
Common Pleas
E. E. Everett
Joan
Creps
Whitsam
Scott
Delphos
Savings & Loan Co
State Briefs Jump of WPA projects to Ohio court
Columbus reports indicate a decision on several WPA projects totaling 694 524 dollars. In other briefs Springfield notes Thomas C cecreta Trades peuewR leader died, Toledo records a body identified as Roland R Reckie, and Zan esville notes deaths including Thomas FE Waltz 33 from Columbus. A smokestack accident near a power line caused a second fatality in another incident. An Ohio prohibition party meeting endorsed Harry E Woo f as presidential candidate.
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Columbus
Ohio
Federa Ee
Zanesville
Thomas FE
Waltz
Tedey
H Mantie
Tesse Alis
Columbus. O
Harry E Woof
Washington, D. C
Methodist Press
Unclear OCR fragment hints at food disc device and pigs at farm
Fragment discusses a diner button table device and a pig pen shortage at Fred Hinebauch farm. Mentions an Ashland man directing the Ohio Boys band at the Ohio State fair and Louis E Pee as music supervisor for Ashland public schools in 1836.
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Kexton. O
Fred Hinebauch
Ashland
Ohio Hoys
Louis E Pee
Cleveland School Wins Radio Dramatic Contest
James Ford Rhodes High School students from Cleveland won the Western Reserve University radio dramatic contest. Elyria High School contributed seven students to the local troupe, which earned a final-competition berth with its presentation of The Londonderry Air. The Elyrians and other troupes from about fifteen schools competed in the final, and the winning school aired its play on a Cleveland radio program last night.
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James Ford Rhodes High School
Cleveland
Western Reserve University
Elyria High School
Londonderry
Elrrians
Real Estate Transfers Reported by The Land Title Guarantee Co
Real estate transfers listed include properties on Lake Avenue West Main Street West Belmar Beach Avon Lake Lorain County Erie Road Iberia Beach Browns Ferry Township and Wellington among others. names include Raine W Fats Wendell Perkins Frank C Mie Lorin Insurtance and Ebenezer Gregss plus multiple sublots and subdivision identifiers.
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Guaranatee and Trust Company
Court Stenet
Bannieg
Raine W Fats
Lagton
Elyria Savings & Trust Company
Wendell Bo Perkins
Siseet
Elyria
Frank C
Frea
St Lakelands Co
Belmar Beach
Avon
Anron
Lertzman
Avenue
Loran
Insurtance
Marr
Erie Road
Iberia Beach
Brownshelmn Township
Stoemak
Lake Ave
Eari
Tiride Road
Ambers
Townfs
Andward Morigase-Loar Company
Property transfers and subdivison notes across multiple neighborhoods
Administrator to Anna Starr lists Fay Avenue Avora Lake Village property. Mary E Starr conveys West 23th Street Lorain to Homer H Stars. Suse A Bane transfers property on North Main Street Wetlington to David Baskin. Sublet No 257 Block HL Border Cites Shore Subdivision Buckeye Country Club noted. Fragmentary line mentions Sheffield Lake Birength Hee ii giles in conidence.
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Fay Avenue
Avora Lake Village
Steve Chulis
Anna Starr
West 23Th Street
Lorain
Mary E Starr
Homer H Stars
North Main Street
Wetlington
Suse A Bane
David Baskin
Shore
Buckeye Country Club
Sheffield Lake
Mrs Seshy Hosts Club Meeting at Lake Avenue Home
Mrs Seshy presided as host at the nexi remodeled home of Mrs France Seshy on Lake Avenue for a short business session. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Brer and Mrs J P Brasselle. A dessert course was served at a room table centered with a floral bowl. The club will meet on the 22nd at William Burton's home in Sherman.
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Hatters Ciuh
France Seshy
Lake Avenue
Brer
J. P. Brasselle
Wiliam Burton
Sherman
British Empire Club Timed Meeting At Chun Rooms
British Empire Club schedules a social evening at Chun Rooms featuring varied events and a guest fellow. Members of the management will attend a seance event and related activities as part of the club program.
M E Choir to Sing at Home for the Aged Event
The M E Choir will present a musical program at the Deria Home for the Aged Sunday afternoon at three o’clock under the direction of Reber. The event will be open to all and attendees will be welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recnion
Reber
T. Moor
Eirria
Threa Ostork
Middletowns. 9 Growing tired of no conventions
Fragment discusses patience with conventions and mentions restructuring, labor, and funds. References to places and people are garbled, with unclear dates or clear events. The tone mimics a local column expressing fatigue with current procedural delays.
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