Gregory Mason to Speak Here at Woman's Civic Club
Depar tment of Child Welfare hosts Woman's Civic Club meeting. Cora Ensign reports strong child welfare work including Gates' Home and Christmas efforts at the Colonial. Gregory Mason, Outlook writer and traveler, will discuss Near and Far East issues after luncheon.
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Gregory Mason
Woman's Civic Club
Department of Child Welfare
Cora Ensign
Gates’ Home
Colonial
Gladia Locke
Franz Liszt
Rose Kirkbride
Dorothy Lecarcissus
Nev
Smilin' Through
Alvin Hemis
Mrs. J Huge
Christ
Salvation Army
Department of Civics and Social Service
Outlook Magazine
Near
Far East
Departmentof Education
Christ JR. Loughr
Cincinnati
Ohio Federation of Women
wWturns
Qwen Bannon
Yoria
Fiire
Lyndon
Talbast River Street
Entre Nang Clin
Mrs C P Gilman Opens Open Forum Speaker Sunday
Mrs C P Gilman, noted author and member of the American Academy of Political Science, will speak at the Open Forum Sunday afternoon at 2 oclock in Mach 312 Hraadst. The event invites women of Fisra and others interested in reform and social topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Gilman
Womten
Fisra
M Charrotte Trerkins
Aa Gilman
Pred Beecher
Che Utero
Gana
Main
American Academy of
Nile
Odin
John Solomon Addresses Women of First Baptist Church
The Women’s Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church met at the church parlor on Wednesday December 14 with a 6 six o’clock supper. Mrs Fay led devotional on Peace in the Old and New Testaments and Mrs Whidden with Miss Hinman sang. Mrs Solomon of Cleveland spoke and Rev Solomon led the mission on Flat Street and Woodfin Avenue supported by free will offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary of the
American Legion
Clair Miller
West River Street
Lorain County
Sturday
American le Blom
Women's Missionary Society of the
First Baptist Church
Hale
Phe Fay
Cad
Misa Tauechie Hinman
Bethlehem
John Sotonmon
Cleveland
Solomon Hive
Mission
Flat Street
Woodfind Avenue
Vers Penney En Teraens At Bunqeuon
A local social event at Cleveland Street featured Mrs Penney Turner and daughter Mre, with a group of freersals 18S in attendance. Prizes, solos, and a luncheon followed, with remarks from several community members and a hostess praised for organizing the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penney EN Teraens
Buncueon
Bo Fenidy
Heesie Pen
Cleveland Street
Metutlough
Mera Aferwin Lord
Bennett Cleserly
Ueers
Lou Wiaterige
Muallary Cave
Owere
Merv Lord
Mra BE. Warner
Rtren
Gaffner
Tope
Mattary
Martha Mallary
Community clubs and church events listed for tonight and tomorrow
Local notices list the Triavnece Club and Daughters of Scotland gatherings at St Andrews Altar Gallera Guild, plus Knights of Seeur soc, LaPorte schoolhouse meeting, and a Parkview Court event. Also noted are an Esssional details of an Orange Chicken Supper hosted by Carlisle and Decker households and upcoming hostess arrangements for Miss Joan Paul and Miss Mary Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triavnece Club
Onan Suns and Daughters
Scott Eere
St. Andrews Altar Gallera Guild
Carlisle Orange
Decker
Tae
United Presbyteran Congregational Supper Draws Members
A local church supper event features members from United Presbyterian Congregational and nearby parishes. The note mentions a Christmas box project for soldiers at the Marine hospital in Cleveland and a gathering at Mrs. Frank Boylan's home to collect donations Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Servie Star
Marine Hospital
Gleve Land
Frank Boylan
Correr Lod
Furnace
Adele Garrison's Revelations of a Wife Examined
The excerpt shows Adele Garrison's serial tale through revealing dialogue and inner doubt. It centers on marriage troubles, jealousy, and emotional conflict as the narrator reflects on loyalty, temptation, and the fragile bond with her husband. An undercurrent of dramatic tension hints at danger or consequence looming over relationships.
Fragmentary city note hints at Sunday plans and street event
A garbled local notice references a Sunday gathering and street activity with scattered names and places. Details are unclear but the core action involves a planned event on a city street and mentions several entities in passing.
Pythian Sisters Hold Rehearsal At Local Hall
Pythian Sisters group held a rehearsal and regular meeting with 35 attendees. Mrs. Sar Ka Hows ad Ciftiee assisted as hostesses, four members elected, plans noted for a special holiday event, and a district pastor attended to confer degrees.
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Oseaterdas
Hou
Fragmentary Personal Notice With Names and Locations
A torn OCR personal notice lists several names and places including Cleveland, Akron, and Mroauad Ales with a reference to an event or meeting. The text is garbled and contains unclear dates and roles, suggesting a classified personal blurb rather than a complete announcement.
New York War Worker Receives Legion of Honor Medal
Dispatches from Beirut report Whiss Ane EL Melotyre of New York awarded the Legion of Honor by the French government for services with Near East Relief in Marash Cilicia during the war. The note mentions several local names and a Christmas entertainment planning by the Chesnut Ridge Teachers collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion OF Honor
New York
Beirut
Syria
Marash
Cilicia
Local notices and travel plans headlined in small town column
Mrs V Niving learns of Maurice Cashman’s death at his Breubenville home. Barnard and Vanlvemen families plan winter travel to Los Angeles joining Hasler in Oberlin while Letty Phillips returns from Leechwood School Jenkinson Pa. Prudential agent Tarnmon and Lorain district lead attend Cincinnati convention December 34 31.
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V. Niving
Maurice Cashman
Breubenville, GO
Mr. Cashman
C.D. Vanlvemen
Weat Broad Street
George Marthe
Los Angeles
Ana
Whi Hasler
Oberlin
Letty Phillips
Leechwood School
Jenkinstown
Wil
Mroo and
Atrs
C. W. Thillips
So. Tarnmon
Prudential Life Insurance Co
Norwalk
Western and Southern Life Insurance Co
E. Date
Lorain
Offiee
Cincinnati
Women gain ground in parliaments and law careers
A Spanish lady rarely walks alone in public. Women now sit in the parliaments of Norway and Sweden. Several women pursue Nova Scotia’s first female lawyer, led by Mrs. Florence Seymour Bell, a McGill graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
Sweden
Nova Scotia
Florence Seymour Bell
McGill University
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Magse Rabi
Legion Amileary
Toge Webber
Beale
Goin Eaton Edge
John Solomon
Wilson
Acseral
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Frank Stack
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Camden
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