Elyria Woman's Club Plans District Conference and Lectures
The Elyria Woman's Club Executive Board met to plan the Middle-North district conference of the Ohio State Federation of Women's Clubs set for October 16 and 17 in Elyria at the Methodist church. They also discussed upcoming entertainments at the High School Auditorium on October 2, 9, 16 and 23, featuring a lecture act and other acts presented under the club's auspices.
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Elyria
Uhe
Jean MacDonald
Collins Management Service
Woman's Club
Ale
Ely P T A Executive Board To Meet Tuesday
The Ely P T A executive board will meet Tuesday at noon August 28 at Mrs Q F L Flint’s home on Bellefield Avenue. Mrs Flint is the new president replacing Mrs Draker who has moved from the Ely district.
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Ely T. A
Q. FL. Flint
Bellefield Avenue
Ely Association
Flint
Draker
Ely
Women Relief Corps resumes activities after summer recess
Women's Relief Corps held a meeting after the recess at the I C O F hall with several attendees noted. An all-day quilt party was planned and the next regular meeting will feature a bake sale and possible Dresden project completion. Officers for the auxiliary to be elected at the next gathering.
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Women's Relief Corps
Women’s Relief Corps
Tina Rawson
Howard Hubbard
Rte
Alison
Seema
Lesfot
Dresden
Auiliary
Efaglea
Eagles
Eagles Hall
Clara M. Jensen
Cincinnati
Cascada Park
Pillivant Engaged to Edward Kistner for September 26
The engagement of Miss Marie Pillivant to Edward Kistner was announced at the Kistner-Renar wedding. The couple plans a September 26 ceremony at St. Petar's Church in Adigeville. Miss Pillivant is the daughter of Fred Pillivant. the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kistner of Ridgevilla.
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Mabel Pillivant
Edward Kistner
Marie Pillivant
St. Petar's Church
Adigeville
Miss Pillivant
Fred Pillivant
Henry Kistner
Ridgevilla
Seven Events Highlight Week in Local Notes
The notice lists a Monday schedule with meetings of Pee Clad and Mrs Fred Smith, a Park Avenue ladies group of the G A R ro meet at Woodman Hall, Ell F Clad hosting Muriel Sump and Claire Emerich, Holiness prayer at Mrs Cullosreson’s Grace Lutheran Street, and F and A M Ledge No 45 activities.
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Pee Clad
Fred Smith
Park Avera
Woodman Hall
Muriel Sump
Claire Emerich
Cullosreson
Grace Luthay
K King Sc
A. M
Unusual church services announced for Sunday
The First Baptist Church schedules a Sunday with special services and a music program by the Male Quartet led by F A Yost, plus testimonies and talks. Dr R E Neighbour leads a prophecy message, and Rev D P Fulmer preaches at the First United Presbyterian Church with a morning topic How the Christian Life Begins.
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Harold Briggs
Econd Congregational
George Bird
Beethoven
Cemerrow
R. EL Neighbour Ratshe
F. A. Yost
H. G. Stevitk
W. H. Keisler
G. W. Sweet
Gosin
L. A. Oblits
Hibie Sehoal
P. Fulmer
Hospital Notes and Sermon Plans Across Several Towns
Admissions list includes Hat Hawn and others at multiple addresses in Lakewood Grafton Amherst and Lorain area. Discharges note Richard Emie and Gene Tromp with Clara Janosky and Helen Pozone among others. Sermon topics on legal injustice and great heroes. Arthur Scrivens to sing Have Thine Own Way Lord. Board of trustees meeting after church service. Marriage license applications list several couples with ages and occupations.
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Hat Hawn
East Ave
Richard Emslie
Lakewood
Jack Warrenfeltz
Denison
Esther Bindernage
Grafton
Charles Snoble
West Ltd
Richard Emeie
Gene End
Milton Tromp
Lake Ave
Clara Janosky
Franklin Str
Helen Pozone
Ambherst
Betty Jasn Waldron
R. D
Louie Kanian
Lodi
Sacco
Vanzetti
Utterback
Arthur Scrivens
Board of Trustees
Personal notices of city residents and travels abroad
Mr and Mrs George Stevens of Quincy Mass left yesterday for Minneapolis and Winneveg after visiting Mrs Isabelle Sparke in Cunningham. Attended a Cleveland banquet for George W Wilson. Birth announced for Coletta Dieterich in Ridgeville. Various residents plan trips to Detroit, Cleveland, Lake Chautauqua, and European and east coast spots. Walter Hinkle and Dolly Reed take a New York trip. Attendees also journey to Indian Lake and Lima. Cleveland and Lorain area residents attend family visits and conferences. The piece closes with a note on social cohesion lacking beyond the skilled classes.
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George Stevens
Quincy
Massachusetts
Yestering
Minneapolis
Winneveg
Isabelle Sparke
Beverly Court J
Cunningham
Cleveland Street
International Correspondence Schools
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Hotel Cleveland
Cleveland
George W. Wilson
Charles Snoble
West Highth Street
Elvrra Memorial Hospital
Coletta Dieterich
Ridgeville
Detroit
Michigan
E. B. Daytood
Fred Bongs
Jeanne Hastings
Hart Hastings
Furnace Street
Eleanor Gerstenberzer
Cleveland Road
Shake
Cora Melius
Norwalk
L. J. Mowry
Charles Court
Walter Hinkle
Dolly Reed
Columbus
New York City
J. & Streicher
Robert Vestal, Jr
Robert Tr
Chilligothe
DB. Cartright
Marjorie Parton
A. W. Ring
Schenectady
New York
Aiso
Canada
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
Indian Lake
Lima
Ohio
Walter H. Otto
Ohio National Life Insurance Co
Lorain County
Cincinnati
G. Walter Smith
Adn Arthur
Pittsburgh
F. A. Lawrence
Eastern Heigate Blvd
Smith
W. §. Smith
C. E. Rankin
Lake Avenue
Luther Smith
Isabelle
Charles
Milan
Erie
Fauver Cornell Reunion at Linwood Park a Warm Gathering
The Fauver Cornell reunion gathered seventy members at Linwood Park Ver Milion on Sunday August 19. A open air church service led by Rev L D Fauver of Holgate Ohio opened the day followed by a 12:30 basket dinner. At 1:30 D A Fauver of Wauseon led an orderly program and attendees voted to hold next year’s reunion at Linwood Park on the third Saturday in August. The afternoon included visiting and swimming with many listed relatives and friends from Ohio and New York City.
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Fauver-Cornell
Linwood Park
Vermilion
L. D. Fauver
Holgate
Ohio
D. A A. Faurer
Wauseon
Smith
Loraie
John Lyon
Conneaut
Walter Lyon
Ashtabula
Cunningham
New York City
Emmet Rah
Cleveland
Frank Bary
Misa Bess Barr
Sherman Barr
Macedonia
Elmer Humphrey
LaPorte
L. D. Hamlin
Jim Shadia
Eva Smith
Louise Smith
Cheesman
Elyria
Roy Taylor
Missray Taylor
Sullivan
Wm Leimbach
H. L. Brannau
John
Brownhelm
Charles Fenton
Mary Fenton
John Fenton
Howard Fenton
Cassius and Howard
D. A. Fauver
Curtis Fauver
Frank
L. CD. Burgoon
Geneva
H. A. Fternolds
Charlotte Brandau
See
Miss Elyria 10 To Be Honored At Aug Festival
The Veterans of Foreign Wars sponsor with the Better Baby Festival to pick Miss Elyria from entrants. A large silver loving cup, a diamond ring, flowers, and coronation as Miss Elyria await the winner, with participation gifts for all contestants. Final ceremonies August 29 at the high school auditorium at 7:30 PM.
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Higria
Elyria
Gang
Josephine Paonessa
Sally Martin
Margaret Dean
Dorothy Kaiser
Nita Poole
Jayne Kennelly
Betty Burnett
Betty Overdear
Betty Clawson
Lucille Graher
Jadiea
Tite Market Celebrates 65 Years At Broad Street Location
Sixty five years ago today John Tite opened a meat market in a four frame building at what is now 575 Broad Street. Grandsons Charles John and Fred celebrate the market now run as Tite Brothers in the same spot. The street name changed from Main to Broad, but the business remains in place since 1869 when the elder John Tite announced the new market.
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John Tite
Broad Street
Charles
Johd
Fred
Main Street
Tite Brothers
Elyria
Topliffs Garbage Factory
Birthday surprise for Howard Behnke at Lake Avenue home
A birthday anniversary gathering for Howard Behnke was held Tuesday night at his Lake Avenue home with family and friends in attendance. The event followed by refreshments, including members of Behnke and related families. In a separate Lake Avenue Bible class on Wednesday, a lawn gathering at Ethel Metzger’s home featured a spelling contest and shared experiences before refreshments.
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Lake Avenue
Howard Behnke
Wiliam Behnke
John Jackson
Frank Behnke
Lloyd Smith
Biblelass
Lake Avenus
Ethel Metzger
Lelby
Resnolda
Reynolds
Jabbusch
Awards At Wellington Fair Highlight 4-H Banner Club members
At South Ridge Riley August 25 4 H Banner Club members received prizes at the Wellington Fair. Robert Grohe won 1st prize on a calf Malcolm Fowl earned 2nd on 3 calves Donovan Beal took 2nd on a lamb Frank Stang earned 2nd on a heifer. Various local residents attended meetings and visited relatives during the event period.
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South Riley
4-H Banner Club
Wellington
Robert Grohe
Malcolm Fowl
Donovan Beal
Frank Stang
Tite Market Through Time in Elyria
In 1917 the market was taken over by the three sons of the late John Tite and remains operated by them. The original two story frame building was torn down for a new one, and Main Street became Broad Street. The Tite name endures after 65 years despite changes in surrounding streets and architecture.
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John Tite
Elyria
Main Street
Broad Street
Fall and Winter Book of Fashions Promises Easy Styles
Public notice promotes the latest Fall and Winter Book of Fashions as a fashion guide. It invites readers to send fifteen cents in stamps or coin for patterns and to state size, name, address, and style number. The ad references coat and dress patterns and mentions Mr. Elmer Beal family and Mrs. Charles Dehn with daughter Maher visiting Cleveland.
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Elmer Beal
Charles Dehn
Maher
Cleveland
Hitler’s Early Appearance Sparks Embarrassment at 1919 Meeting
In 1919 one of Hitler’s first appearances as a speaker, his overt anti-Semitism so unsettled the meeting chair that he stood and attempted to explain away Hitler’s noisy anti-Semitism, ending the gathering in awkward deflection. If needed, adjust for accuracy per source.
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Hitler
Hig
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