Inspirational Rally Draws Enthusiastic Elyria Crowd
Elyria February 10 Missionary Rally at Church of Christ drew large church representation from the region. Speakers included Mrs C H Plopper despite bronchitis and Mrs Afra B Anderson. Others were Rev W F Turner J E Sheedy and Rev J J Cahill. Fourteen lines of America closed the event at 9 59.04 PM. The '04 Literary Club elected new officers with Mrs Blegnor Swartz as president and Maude Adams as vice president.
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Elyria
Church of Christ
America
C. H. Plopper
China
Mra
Plopper
Afra B. Anderson
United Missionary Society
W. F. Turner
J.-E. Sheedy
Hiram College
J. J. Cahill
Ohio Missionary Society
Blegnor Swartz
Maude Adams
Anna Friday
Nellie Todd
Sunshine
Abbie Tarry
Vivian Burches
Cora Thompson
W B A of maggarees install offi cers with fine ceremony
Elyria February 10 The Woman's Benefit Association of the Maccabees held a regular meeting at Wurst Hall Tuesday evening and installed officers for the year. Named were Lady Commander Mrs Fiorenge Schoff Lieutenant Commander Mrs Ada Freeman Past Commander Mrs Cora Hemis Chaplain Mrs Snodgrass Sergeant Mrs Louise Wack Sentinel Mrs Phoebe Mathawe Picket Mrs Agate Collector of Review Mrs Frances McNeal Record Keeper Mrs Ridgeway Captains Gifts Maud Billings. Mrs McNeal named as installing officer, aided by Mrs Louise Goodman and Mrs Eleanor Lancels. the charter was drawn in memory of Mrs Gladys Knolton. LaGrange members attended and enjoyed the event.
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Elyria
Woman’s Benefit Association of the Maccabees
Fiorenge Schoff
Ada Freeman
Cora Hemis
Snodgrass
Seargent
Louise Wack
Sentinel
Phoebe Mathawe
East Side Sunday School Reopens at Garford School
Elyrla Feb 10 The East Side Sunday School reopened last Sunday at the Garford school with about 120 in attendance. O B Githens of Oberlin led the adult department with 21 enrolled. Mrs Githens organized the joint primary and beginner departments. Juniors formed a chorus and led singing. Rev J H Grant outlined the history and aims. FP M Skelton gave a moving talk. Mrs Stanley G Shaw played violin solo Cavatine by Robin, with Alice Foley on piano. Foley also played Largo for offertory, followed by Mrs George M Lay with violin obligato. Special music and singing will be features each Sunday afternoon service.
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Elyrla
East Side
Garford
O. B. Githens
Oberlin
M. Skelton
Stanley G. Shaw
Springtime benefit plans progress in Elyria
Elyria committees for the production Springtime met at the home of general chairman Mrs. Geo. Stevens Jr. on East avenue who acts as sponsor for the musical attraction extraordinary to be shown by Elyria talent for the Elyria W. G. A. at month end. Torrey T. McKinney conducting cars at the Y M C A attended the session and will stay as guest at the Stevens home.
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Elyria
Gfair
Geo. Stevens, Jr
East Avenue
Torrey T. McKinney
Mir McElnny
Stevens
Modern Moodman Celebration A Night Of Music And Dance
Elyria hosts a Modern Woodmen of the World event at G A R hall with 400 guests. Harry Elkins performs solos, Misa McCauley pupils interpret dance, Ass Miller’s Ukulele Orchestra plays, and W W Lappet of Columbus delivers a Fraternalism address. The Juvenile Orchestra closes the evening with dance music, contributing to a successful program.
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Elyria
G. A. R. Hall
Methodist Fathers Ad Sons Banquet To Be Held Tuesday
Elyria Feb 10 191- Prof LE York superintendent of Massillon schools will speak at the Father and Sons din ner at Methodist Church Tuesday evening 6:59 o'clock. Mirens class of hunting Young men has charge. Dinner served promptly. York's subject The Bar and his Bad. Reservations rush, room for 250 or more, many boys expected.
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Elyria
LE. York
Massilion
Father and Sons
Methodist Church
C. B. Mirens
York
York Women Scorn Moral Gown Designed by Clergy
The so called moral gown, crafted by Philadelphia clergy representing fifteen denominations, is described as the mer cine tonal dress. It is meant for nurses and must fit within strict measurements, but New York women dismiss it as foolish and outside church bounds.
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York
Philadelphis Cergyimen
New York
Jewish Ladies Benevolent Society Holds Splendid Meeting
Syria February 10. The Jewish Ladies Benevolent Society met at the home of Mrs H Swefer of the Clayton apartments last night. The gathering was large and the hostess provided refreshments. A liberal social time followed the program.
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Ewish Sociate
Syria
Jewish Ladies Benevolent Sagety
H. Swefer
Clayton Apartments
Bake sale to aid church division Saturday at Singer store
The Ladies' Aid of the Church of Christ will hold a bake sale Saturday morning at the Singer store on Middle avenue to raise funds for church activities. Proceeds will support charity work and maintenance.
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Ladies’ Aid
Church of Christ
Singer Store
Middle Aranus
Wanted News Boys for Lorain Route Delivery
Help wanted for Lorain area newsboys to carry routes for the Lorain Chronicle Telegram. Apply to circulation manager at the Western Union Telegraph office to join the paper’s circulation team.
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Lorainager
Lorain
Gfice Chronicle-Telegram
Western Union
Telegraph Office
Alumni Friendship club to meet at YWCA dinner
Elyria notes list the Alumni Friendship club gathering at the YWCA Thursday evening with supper at 6:00 and Professor Sherman of Oberlin to speak on drama at 7:00. Several residents visitable, travel plans, and local society events fill the brief personals.
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Elyria
Sherman
Oberlin
Calman and Queen Buy Homes on Stanford Avenue
Calman general manager purchases residence at 134 Stanford Avenue and takes possession last month. Harry J. Queen buys 227 Stanford Avenue and will occupy March 1. In Alyria on Feb 10 Circle No 9 of the MHW church met at Mrs J Good’s Dewey Avenue home with about twenty guests. Miss Margaret Raighley played piano and refreshments were served by the hostess and Mrs J H Handohey.
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Elyria
Iiss
Monica Kessler
Tussiar Ereoing
Priza
Lenore MacCauley
Lucile Nestor
Evanity
Misa Antonistic’ Walsh
Lenora MacCauley
Rutherford Speaker
Joan Hornbach
Fred Waolta
Port Clinton
Alyria
Circle No
M. HW
Margaret Raighley
J. H. Handohey
Unity Club Luncheon To Be Held At Home
Unity Club announces a luncheon to begin on time at a member’s home. The note asks readers to contact George Dunham of Cleveland for seating and details.
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Unity Club
loweeGorge Dunham
Cleveland
Carl
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New London
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