League of Women Voters Officers to Be Elected Thursday
Elyria news notes elections for officer posts of the 4 County League of Women Voters during Thursday's meeting. A one o'clock talk by Martha Falconer addresses woman’s societal responsibility with a second talk on wage history. A Valentine supper and program followed, with plays, Bible study, and social activities at the YWCA and gym kitchens. The Military Ball planning and Legion events were also reported with tickets selling fast for the Washington’s Birthday event at the Biks auditorium.
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Martha Falconer
Urcan Social Hygiene Associaion
Elyria st.No. 12
Biks Auditorium
Washington
Hines Brothers Orchestra
R. E. Huitz
Memorial ‘Hall
zPost
Georgeopie
Grand Theatre
Church of Christ Banquet Honors Its Young People
Ninety one young members of the Church of Christ enjoyed a complimentary supper hosted by the church ladies. The program featured songs, readings, hymns, violin solos by George Heuser and a Mary Hignett vocal, plus three talks on Life by Virginia Goodwin Howard McMillan and Mabel Gaston. Rev. W. G. Loucks urged a world vision and five foundation stones Education, a well kept body, optimism, religion and world vision.
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Church of Christ
George Heuser
Mary Hignett
My Church
Virginia Goodwin
Howard McMillan
Mabel Gaston
W. G. Loucks
Young Peopie
Temple of Life
Loucks
Past Exalted Rulers Night At Elks Lodge Meeting
About one hundred attended the Elks Lodge annual Past Exalted Rulers night with all chairs filled by former leaders. Officers nominated for the year include Exalted ruler Frank Stetson and other posts such as leading knight Jim Armitage lecturing knight Jake Schaefer loyal knight Glen Jacobs secretary Frank Ellenberger treasurer Chas Sotherden tyler Dan Eason trustee Joseph Hazelton and Grand Lodge delegate Frank Stetson with alternate E L Whitney. A vaudeville act by local members provided entertainment.
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Elks' Lodge
Elke’ Lodge
Frank Stetson
Jim Armitage
Jake Schaefer
Glen Jacobs
Frank Ellenberger
Cha
Revival Services See Attendance Doubling At M E Church
The Methodist revival tonight continues with a 7:00 pm prayer meeting in the Sunday school room and a main service at 7:30 pm focused on The Shallow Soil Hearers. Community members gathered as weather lingered over Monday night with attendance rising and renewed interest in spiritual reflection.
Local clubs adjust schedules amid winter illnesses
Lorah County Medical Association postponed its meeting while the Rebekah Social Club rescheduled to Mrs. John Ross home on 911 Middle Avenue. The Widening Circle of First Baptist delays to Friday February 23rd. Twelve O Clock Dinner Club postpones due to illness. Eastern Star to hold a card social after Friday meeting. Culture Club luncheon hosted by Mrs W L Beal Friday at 1 pm at 223 West Bridge Street. Harmon Lodge held a business meeting. West Side Division WCTU meets Friday at 2 pm with Mrs Anna Kennedy. Rev J H Grant leads the First Congregational Church adult Bible class Thursday at 7:30 with Frank W erents as president. Luke study following International Lesson plan. Open discussion encouraged. welcome to all, especially non Sunday attendants.
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Federation of the
Ethel West
Educational Department
Wilcox
Lorain County
T& O
House Girls
John Hopkins
Jean Wilford
Ian Jeffers
Marie Hansley
Richard Dunn
Anna ‘Okas
Rev. Brown
Ruth Hart
Stave Muchimore
Mary Burke
Sallay Ann— Band Crocker
Jeffers
Jsan
MiNer
Mrs. Perkins
Minnie
Mrs. Jones
Oma Pick
MOODY
West Side
Martha Winston
Moody Institute
Claude Baylor
R.obert Harrison
George Peabody
Lake Avenue
First Baptist Church
Raphael K
Africa
Valentine
Rebekah
John Ross
Middle Avenue
W. L. Beal
Culture Club
West Bridge Street
J. H. Grant
First Congregational Church
Frank W. Erents
Mrs Feeley Hosts Five Hundred Club Afternoon
Mrs G H Feeley entertained the Pastime Five Hundred Club at her Fourth street home with two card tables. Prizes went to Mrs Wm Smith of Amherst and Mrs BE Worthington. Refreshments were served. In two weeks Mrs Fred Stegman will host the club.
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William McGuire
Wm. McGuire
LaGrange Road
Jack Lewis
Carol Lewis
Eastern Heights Blvd
Herbert Wacker
Bert Squires
John Diederick
Herbert Walker
Trainor
Mildred Trainor
Princeton Avenue
Progr
Pedro
Hazel Bassett
Albert Schaefer
Elenor Stirzaker
Denise Ryan
Katherine Deiderick
Malcolm Smith
G. H. Feeley
Five Hundred
Fourth Street
Wm. Smith
Amherst
BE. L. Worthington
Fred Stegman
Cuase Street
Exchange Club meeting addresses community value topic
Mayor A R Jones spoke to the Exchange Club yesterday on the value of the exchange and the community with a brisk, snappy talk. Knights of Pythias held a well attended meeting with about thirty five members present and conferred the rank of esquire.
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Exchange Club
A. R. Jones
Knights OF Pythias
Knights of Pythian
Local Illnesses Reported Across Cleveland Street Area
Mrs W E Barness is confined to her home on Cleveland street with influenza. August and Mrs Reimann of 274 Winckles street visited Cleveland on Monday to see a cousin. J K Lloyd of Broad Street, ill for a week, is improving. Mrs Edward Buswell of Avon visited her mother Mrs W E Hull on Eleventh street. Mrs Henry N Ingels, 609 Middle avenue, is in Cleveland for a few days visiting a friend. Miss Margaret Miller is ill with pleuro-pneumonia at her home.
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W. E. Barness
Cleveland Street
August Reimann
Winckles Street
Cleveland
J. K. Lloyd
Broad Street
Edward Buswell
Avon
W. E. Hull
Eleventh Street
Henry N. Ingels
Middle Avenue
Margaret Miller
Local Notices and Births From Middle Avenue to Cleveland
A jumble of society notices reports Mrs. J Bins of Middle Avenue visiting relatives in Cleveland with sister Elizabeth Kick of Cleveland. Stanley Mammond of Williams Street has been ill but slightly improving. Emerich of Middle Avenue, connected with John Lersch Company, was in Cleveland on business. Mrs W E B Hult of Eleventh Street is convalescing. Master Earl Marthe of Chestnut Street accompanied Mrs teeny on a trip to New York City. Mrs John Webber of School Street has been slowly improving. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs August Segaret of South America, named Hetty May. Mme Segaret formerly Miss Margaret Wissinger of Nichols Court. (Additional Preregrals on Page 2) Medium brown hair looks best near after Golden Giant Shampoos.
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Middle-avenus
Jackson
Peetie
Elizabeth ‘Kick
Cleveland
Stanley Mammond
Williams Street
U. F. Emerich
Sen
John Lersch Company
W. EB
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Oak Street
Dorothy
Mary
Aoe
F.bowt
Evelyn Schallon Mio
Lillie Nemeth
Sophie Charlotte
Agnes
D. Johnson
Es Raat Bridge
Barberton
LaPorte W. C. T. U
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Old Ladies’ Home
A. C. Corfman
Clara Pitkin
May Robson
Mary Miller
Lucy Redington
Abraham Lincoln
America
L. D. Brown
Bellfield Avenue
Dean Justice
Gates Avenue
Jack O'Brien
William Gibson
Wiliam Gibson
A. Emerick
Justice
J. O'Brien
Ufa Inskeep
Edward Guth
This City
Ivan Justice
Helen Justice
Philip Insle
A. Emmerich
Lorain
Elizabeth Huber
Elisabeth
Margery Edwards
Lucille Kelly
Richard Elliott
Junior Elliott
Harold Bitner
Louis
William Huber
Miss Day
Dorothy Day
Second Street
Protective Assembly OF Dames OF
Malta
Carl Vick
Bailey-Slauter
Laura Bailey
Edward Bailey
Vermilion
Walter Slauter
A. B. Slauter
Tincher
Slauter
J. Reichek
Alien - Bernard
Century Block
Lorah County Medical Association
Mot
P. B. Comstock
Order of the Eastern Star
Frank S. Harmon Lodge
Anna Kennedy
West River Street
Mrs. Feeley
Americanization Council
Heights
ODD Fellows Meet
Odd Fellows Lodge
Rotary Club
Edwin Kirby
Methodiat- Episcopal Church
Kirby
Weideman’s
Holcomb
Weideman Boy Brand
Elyria
Wettieman
Weideman Boy Brand Olivee
Holcomb’s
St It
Mueller
Jerney City
Mueller'’S
Tahlia Ee
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Ny Atheyn Moore
Foster & Fitch
Kenilworth Gift Shop
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Park Home Dairy Co
Park-Home Dairy Co
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