Lorain Society and Church Groups Host Various Socials
Lorain society notes report the Sagan Hostess sewing guild meeting at Emmanuel Church with 31 members and guests, a two week outlook, and refreshments. Pep Girls hold a Civic Center gym session with basketball and volleyball followed by a brief business meeting. Joe Wilhelm and bride return from honeymoon to 9th street, with plans to reside at 807 9th. Queen Esther Circle gathers at First M E Church for a piano solo, reading, and vocal numbers, studying a neighborhood project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esther Circle
M. E
Joan Jameson
Muriel DeVeney
Beatrice Naylor
Congregational Sewing Circle Plans Church Banquet
The Congregational Sewing Circle met with forty four members and three guests to finalize plans for the annual church banquet on Monday evening. Mrs Earl Krantz hosted the meeting on Tth street with sewing and conversation, followed by refreshments served at a late hour.
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Congregational
Earl Krantz
Tth
Nichols
A. B. Walton
Koneta Club Members Guests of Mrs Barney Black Lorain
The Koneta club met last evening with Mrs Barney Black in Lorain. Members gathered for a social visit and community fellowship at the host’s residence.
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Koneta Club
Barney Black Lorain
Barney
Guild of Redeemer Meetings Plans Tea and Sale
Lorain St Elizabeth's guild met last evening with Miss Gertrude Gilbert and seventeen members plus two guests. Alice Hubbard was admitted to membership. Tea will be hosted by Mrs S A Standen Saturday. Rum mage sale continues through the week. Gertrude Gilbert spoke on church work in Brazil. Luncheon was served. Mrs Brainard will entertain in two weeks.
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SB Sagan
The
Emmanuel Revenge
Thcal Church
Carl Hageman
Ish Street
Stnaden
L. Schroeck
Baetz
Lorain
St. Elizabth
Guild
Church of the Redeemer
Gertrude Gilbert
19Th Street
Siteen
Agnes Braun
Mrs. Hubbard
Alice Hubbard
S. A. Standen
Brazil
Brainard
Oberlin Avenue
Gilmore Auxiliary Holds Regular Meeting in Lorain
The Gilmore Auxiliary No. 26 U S W V met at the old Moose home on Broadway with twenty-two members and six guests attending. Edith Pird of Toledo conducted the annual inspection. Attendees included Mrs. Logan of Toledo and Mrs. Clark of Loyal Auxiliary.
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Lorain
Gilmore Auxiliary No. 26
Old Moose Home
Broadway
Edith Pird
Toledo
Logan
Clark
Loyal Auxiliary
Cleveland social notes list auxiliary and club meetings
Cleveland and Mira Teasdale with Mrs Ruppow and Mrs Carroll attend a Garretson Auxiliary gathering. Spanish War Veterans visit after the regular meeting. Lunch for 35. Next meeting May 9. West Side cottage prayer with Mrs J G Greenwood. La Passanas club to meet with Mrs Kinney for an all day session. Amethyst club to meet with Mrs Pierce. A son born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Frank Judge. Mr and Mrs S J Shank return home from Willard after two weeks. Donald Lindsay and Ray Gould noted at Cleveland events.
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Cleveland
Mira. Teasdale
Ruppow
Carroll
Garretson
la Passanas Club
R. H. Kinney
Oberlin Avenue
French Woman Loses Lottery Wealth Sparks Downfall
Paris April 26 Mme Hofer a bar servant who drew the French Press lottery ticket worth 160000 became briefly famous. She bought a house and carriage, employed ten servants and lent money to friends. In six months she had only 32000 left, lost in speculation.
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Paris
Mme. Hofer
Fragmented phrase hints at action against behavior
Readable text fragments suggest a cultural or legal action linked to conduct. No clear names, dates, places, or organizations emerge to specify context or outcome. Further readable details are required to craft a precise record.
Akron wage talks unlikely to halt city cars
Northern Ohio Traction officials expressed confidence there will be no city car or interurban service tie up over a wage dispute in Akron. Union members vote this week on the proposal, and if rejected the case would go to arbitration.
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Akron
Northern Ohio Traction
Canton
Massillion
Board of Arbitration
Conferences In Progress Between Officials And Union Leaders
Officials from N. O. T. are in talks with national union leaders. The union side states no strike call has been issued.
Superstitions Link Birth Timing to Unluckiness
The text claims unborn or newborn babies born within two days after the new moon face misfortune, especially in accidents. It presents a superstition rather than a verifiable fact, noting a feared link between lunar phase and negative outcomes.
Mrs. Robinson Recommends Vinol for Health Recovery
Petersburg reader Mrs L R Robinson credits Vinol with restoring strength and weight after illness. The ad cites cod livers without oil plus iron and beef pendents, claiming improved appetite and red blood. Price one dollar per bottle, guaranteed by local druggist C Wy Phillips.
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L. R. Robinson
Petersburg
C. Wy. Phillips
Adyt
Rich Wild Succeeds Stillman as Bank Head
New York April 26 c V Rich executive manager of National City Bank has practically been chosen to succeed James A Stillman as president. Stillman has gained notoriety recently from his divorce suit against Mrs Fig Potter Stillman tied to alleged relations with an Indian guide.
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New York
C. V. Rich
National City Bank
James A. Still Mar
Stillman
Fig’ Potter Stillman
Mule Aids in Capture of Escaped Convicts
Frankfort Kentucky April 26 K H Elswick and his mule are 235 richer today He captured two of the men who had escaped from the Zebulon convict camp Saturday Yesterday he brought the prisoners to the Frankfort re formatory and was given a reward of 100 for each prisoner and 35 for expenses
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Frankfort
K. H. Elswick
Zebulon
Frankfort Reformatory
Jury splits on murder verdict in Dawson case
Will C. Dawson was convicted of second degree murder and given a life sentence for killing his wife Alice Schneider Dawson in Norwood. Two women jurors held out for first degree murder.
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Cincinnati
Will C. Dawson
Alice Schneider Dawson
Norwood
British trade mission to visit Soviet Russia set to depart
London April 26 Telegraph and postal facilities opened between Great Britain and Soviet Russia today. Britain plans a trade mission that will leave for Russia in a fortnight.
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London
Great Britain
Soviet Russia
Russia
Annual Council of Daughters of 1812 Meets in Capital
Delegates from every state society and chapter gather in Washington for the twentieth annual associate council of the Daughters of 1812. The session, led by national president Mrs. Clarence F. R. Jenne, runs all week with a reception tonight and an annual banquet tomorrow. Officers are to be elected Wednesday. John D. Cadwaler serves as president general.
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International News Service
Washington
United States Daughters of 1812
Clarence F. R. Jenne
John D. Cadwaler
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Lorain Society
Pero
Korain
Civic Center
Joe Wilhelm
Borain
Washington, D. C
He-807
9Th Street
Wilhelm
Lucile
Henry Harmony
12Th Street
Elizabeth’s Guild
Gilmore
Delmans
West Side Cottage
J. G. Greenwood
2Nd Street
Amethyst Club
Claude Pierce
West 135Th Street
Frank Judge
13Th Street
S. J. Shank
Willard
Donald Lindsay
East Erie Avenue
Ray Gould
Sth Street
Munyon
Manyon
Canyon’s
H. E. Remedy Co
Scranton, Pa
Geligt
I. Havior
Wellington
East Main
West Main Streets
West Main
Henderson
Oberlin Business College
Rhea Daugherty
Eagles
Pomeroy
Wellington F. O. E
American Legion
Morgan-Dirlam Post American Legion
Odd Fellows
Dickason
Grace-Mack Stock Company
Arthur £. Smith
Kerris
Mrs. Robinson
Vinol
ElyriaDhilo
Tuite
Westinghouse
Westinghouses
Mazda Lighting
Rich Wild
BANK
Council OF Daughters OF 1812
Capital
Superior
Eral
Sons of the War
Robinson & Hancock Co
System of Bakeries
Lorain Dry Goods Co
New Home Market
Ohio
Adams Yucatan
Y Semon
Bryant Washburn
U.S
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