Arctic Explorer Stefansson to Address Elyria Tuesday Night
Vilhjalmur Stefansson, famed explorer and scientist, will speak on My Five Years In the Attic at Elyria High School auditorium Tuesday at 8 15 pm, under the Elyria Teachers' Club. The lecture closes the 1923 1924 Teachers Club series and features stereopticon views.
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Vilhjalmur Stefansson
Elyria High School
Elyria Teachers’s Club
Stefansson
Manitoba
North Dakota
University of North Dakota
University of Iowa
Harvard Divinity School
Harvard Graduate School
Iceland
Arctic America
American Geographical Society
National Geographical Society
New York Academy of Sciences
Royal Italian Geographical Society
Harvard Travelers’ Club
Davenport Academy of Sciences
Harvard
Michigan
Iowa
Teachers Club
Chiffon Frocks and New Overblouse Marque Silks
A description of chiffon frocks and a new overblouse in red canton crepe finished with large pearl buttons. Also shown are two chiffon evening gowns with the center piece identified as a Dolly.
Monday Evening Club and Society Meetings
Events list shows multiple society meetings at local venues including First Congregational Church and various homes. Activities include an operatic program led by Mrs. James Thomas, social evenings, and group gatherings for Phi Sigma Delta, Eytia Lodge 456, and Pythian Sisters among others with hosts named.
Operatic Program at First Congregational Church Monday Afternoon
The Musical Art Society presents an all new program at 3 pm with Mrs. James Thomas guiding. Leslie Jollitt provides organ selections. featured arias come from Wagner Verdi Mozart and more with a small orchestra and Mignon pieces.
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Musical Art Society
First Congregational Church
James Thomas
Leslie Jollitt
Oberlin
Rin
Wagner
LaMare
Leslie Jolit
Verdi
Wilfrid Bowdler
Opera
Aras
Traume
Batti
Mozart
Mignon
Thomas
Gavotte
Thomas - Leslie Jollifi
the Queen of
Big Ten University Clubs Hold Cleveland Convention
National convention of Big Ten University Clubs met in Cleveland at 1420 Euclid Avenue. Members dined at the club and attended a Keith's Palace theatre party after a 8:15 pm stag show. Tonight at 6:30 the banquet will be held at Hotel Winton ballroom with presidents of Chicago Indiana Iowa Purdue Ohio State Illinois Michigan Minnesota Northwestern Wisconsin in attendance. Elyria visitors included Mr and Mrs W B Kelley Dr E B Naird and Miss Irene Todd of Oberlin.
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Cleveland
Euehid Avenue
Keith’s Palace
Winton
Chicago
Indiana
Iowa
Purdue
Ohio State
Illinois
Michigan
Minnesota
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Elyria
Meetings and social gatherings listed for local groups
The First Congregational Guild meets Monday at 2.30 in the church. The Merry Makers Club plans to meet Miss Florence Wolf at 352 Eighth Street Tuesday night. East Side Guild of St. Andrews Church will be entertained by Mrs FE Redhead at her Middle Avenue home Thursday afternoon. Sons of Veterans Auxiliary members attending the district convention in Cleveland plan to take the 5 30 New York Central train.
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First Congregational Guild
Merry Makers Club
Florence Wolf
Eighth Street
East Side
St. Andrew’s Church
FE. B. Redhead
Middle Avenue
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
Cleveland
New York Central
West Side WCTU Branch Holds February Meeting
Twenty one members and ten guests gathered at Mrs. Anna Friday's West Bridge Street home for a short business session and a program on The Life of Frances Willard. Grace Hartholot and Ida Wingard spoke on Willard while Wilda Foreman sang two songs. Hostesses were Mrs. Bemis and Mrs. Utton with refreshments.
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West Side
Anna Friday
West Bridge Street
Frances Willard
Grace Hartholo- T
Ida Wingard
Wilda Foreman
John Bemis
D. M. Upton
Friday
Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary and Camp Meeting Notes
The Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary and Camp met at the American Legion hall with good attendance. Two applications for auxiliary membership were received. Lorain veterans invite the local group to meet next Wednesday evening. A camp and auxiliary dinner is planned for March 21 at 7 PM. A minor tea will be hosted by Mrs. Bingley on Northrup Street on March 12. auxiliary ladies are invited.
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Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary
American Legion
Double Six Pedro Club Meets for Progressive Pedro Night
Mrs Otis Sayles and hosts entertained the Double Pedro club at 345 South Maple street. Mrs William Carrick and Leo Esling won high score. Mrs Leo Esling and Karl Crawford credited. A dainty lunch followed. Guests planned to meet Friday February 29 with Mr and Mrs Arthur Drage at 333 Road Street.
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Otis Sayles
South Maple Street
Progressive Pedro
William Carrick
Leo Essling
Leo Esshing
Karl Crawford
Arthur Drage
Road Street
Notable Names In Local Justice Court Docket
A Justice of the Peace handles cases involving Thomas King 21 street car conductor Norwalk Anna Jenkins 24 Lorain Rizk Sawaya 37 traveling man Lorain and Malak Shaheen 25 Lorain with Rev Mufich Cleveland named in the docket.
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Thomas King
Norwalk
Anna Jenkins
Lorain
Rizk Sawaya
Malak Shaheen
Rev
Mufich
Cleveland
Utopia Club Hosts New Members and Valentine Themed Event
Mrs Wi Kerchinske hosted the Utopia club as Mrs M C Parker and Mrs Ernest Welsh joined as new members. E L Cooper, M C Parker, Milas Edith Kerchins, and Mrs D D Cooper awarded honors in contests. Geraldine Cooper of Amherst recited. Refreshments followed before the next meeting at Mrs Ray Brodeur’s home.
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Utopia Club
Wi. Kerchinske
M. C. Parker
Ernest Welsh
E. L. Cooper
Milas Edith Kerchin
D. D. Cooper
Mrg DD. L
Misa Geraldine Cooper
Amherst
Ray Brodeur
Methodist Reminder Sermon and Youth Study Schedule
The Methodist reminder notes a 10:45 AM Public Worship with the theme God s Method of Ext ending His Kingdom asking if it relies on tearing down or regenerating existing structures. At 3:00 PM the Young People meet to study present day needs and church life questions. At 7:00 PM the Pastor preaches Christianity s Appeal to Man highlighting Christianity alone.
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Prezch
Social Notes From Local Residents Visit Various Cities
Mr and Mrs Edward Gillis spend a week in New York City. Jean Hancock visits parents Mr and Mrs Ray Hancock Avon. H S Kratzinger of St Joseph MO guests of Judges and Mrs A B Webber Washington Ave. Mr and Mrs Leonard L Maddox Lorain spend Friday with Mr and Mrs H W Maddox Cleveland St. Mr and Mrs Arthur Whiton Amherst guests of Mr and Mrs Walter Hysell Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs Walter Turner announce 1221 Chestnut Street.
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Edward Gillis
New York City
Jean Hancock
Mirs
Ray Hancock
Avon
H. S&s
Walter Hysell
Walter Turner
Chestnut Street
Five Hundred Party Entertains Friends At Home
Miss Clarabene Stotter of 244 Winkles Street hosted a progressive Five Hits party Thursday evening. Ous Lin won high score. Myrna Gegenheimer was consoled. Clary Wagner performed a solo. A late three course luncheon followed. Invited guests included Otus Lind Florence Hearner Gertrude Da Mary Wagner Ethel Morre Gegenheimer Horkbride Potter Chas Bryant and Walter Potter.
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Clarabene Stotter
Winkles Street
Ous Lin
Myrna Gegenheimer
Clary Wagner
Mes Otus Lind
Florence Hearner
Lorain Club Hosts Valentine Party at Mrs Celia King Home
Club members were entertained at the home of Mrs Celia King on Dever Avenue for a Valentine party with music dancing and luncheon. Guests included Miss Hildred Anthony Rutter Charlotte Stipes and Mrs Frances Stines. The next meeting will be at 172 Lerain Road two weeks later hosted by Harry Thomas.
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Celia King
Dever Avenue
Hildred Anthony Rutter
Charlotte Stipes
Frances Stines
Rone
Harry Thomas
Lerain
Federated Men's Club Dinner Friday Details
The Federated Men's Club hosts its annual dinner at 6:30 on Washington's Birthday February 22 at First Congregational Church. D A W Storm president of Barc win-Wallace College will speak. Former Mayor A R Jones leads the musical program with solos by Mrs A C Hudnutt and orchestra from the Methodist church.
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Federated Men's Club
First Congregational Church
Washington
D A. W. Storm
Barcwin-Wallace College
A. R Jones
A. C. Hudnutt
St Church
Valentine Leap Year Party and Club Activities
The Pollyanna Club hosted a Valentine Leap Year party last evening at Vr and Mrs. L. P. Kaiser home 259 Engnath Street with contests progressive hearts and refreshments. The Four O clock Club met Friday afternoon at Mrs. Dan Martins Worst Court home featuring readings Accepting The Universe by John Burroughs and Prize Poems of the Year by Mrs. Ralph B. Fay.
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Pollyanna Club
L. P. Kaiser
Engnath Street
Dan Martin
John Burroughs
W. R. Comings
Ralph B. Fay
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges Listed
Admissions include Mrs Walter Turner 221 Chestnut Street Sandusky, Master George Black 413 Tiffin Avenue Sandusky, Mrs Ford Passmore R D No 3 Grafton. Discharges: Mrs James Snider and baby boy, No 4 Smith Black, Master Ilwood Frye 632 Clark Street Willard.
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Walter Turner
Chestnut Street
George Black
Tiffin Avenue
Sandusky
Ford Passmore
R. D
Grafton
James Snider
Smith Black
Lwood Frye
Clark Street
Willard
Neidhart entertains Autumn Leaf Club at residence
Mrs Neidhart hosted the Autumn Leaf Club at her home on M Eddie Avenue. Guests enjoyed a festive afternoon with decorations and a corset contest won by Mrs Stringer and Mrs Dowk. A light luncheon was served to ten members and one guest, Mrs J G Raures, with plans for the next meeting with Mrs Warmer in two weeks.
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MES
Neidhart Entieriams Club
Irs
Neidhart
Autumn Leaf Club
Ddie
Iternoon
Stringer
Dowk
Phe
J G Raures
Warmer
Teenth Street
Arewme Club Card Party Marks Successful Evening
Arewme Club held a card party yesterday afternoon with good attendance and lively play. Arthur won high score in Five Hundred, while Mrs Scoville took first in prizes. Mrs Garford and Charles Corbett captured second, and Mrs Stanley Buswell with Milton Obitts earned third. The club plans a play on February 28.
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Arthur
Harry MacDonald
Pedro
Scoville
Loory
Airs Schileman
Schoesnile
Lucky Star Club
A Anderson
Warren Street
McMadlen
Suiatey Buswell
Garford
Charles Corbett
Stanley Buswell
Milton Obitts
C. MccMul Jean
Clark Street
Court of Honor Valentine Dance at G A R Hall
A crowd attended the Court of Honor lodge Valentine dance last evening in the G A R hall. The rooms were prettily decorated and the Court of Honor orchestra supplied music. The event centered on romantic themes with plans for the coming season.
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Asc
Court of Honor Lodge
Court of Honor Orchestra
Mean husband letter prompts advice on home and children
A married woman pleads for separation and custody of two young children, describing a cruel husband and a lack of support. A doctor warns reform or departure. The advice urges keeping the children with the mother, cultivating thankfulness, and improving home life. In a second letter a young woman seeks independence from her mother. The advisor supports dating and self-direction while advising calm, firm conduct with the parent.
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Ausband
Tog
Endivarm
Birth announcements and social visits in town notices
A baby girl was born at Memorial hospital to Mr and Mrs Clyde Parken of 128 East River Street. Attending Grand Opera were Mr Alex Altfield Mrs Thomas H Martin Mrs Josephine Huarkleroad and Gerald Martin. Robert Goodman of Anna Illinois visits Judge and Mrs A R Webber in Washington Avenue. Mrs E H Haserodt of Wisdom Montana visits Haserodt families. Mrs F H Boylan and Mrs J B Halpin visit sons Malcolm Boylan Donald and Harold Halpin at Notre Dame University. Nellie Jackson of East Avenue ill but now able to go out. Ernest Lee Jones completed studies at Washington and Jefferson College and will receive his diploma in May. He visited his parents A R and departed for Florida then will return for commencement.
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Memorial Hospital
Clyde
Parken
Eset
Piiver Streat
Alex Altfield
Thomas H. Martin
Josephine Huarkleroad
Gerald Martin
Public Auditorium
Cleveland
Robert Goodman
Anna
Nai‘nois
A. R.webber
Washington Avenue
E. H. Haserodt
Wisidom
Montana
Ernest Lee Jones
Washington and Jefferson College
A. R. Jones
Florida
Washington and Jefferson
Barbers Local Members Attend Brother Peaberty Service
Members of Barbers Local No. 592 Jehovah Baptist Union of America will attend services at the home of late brother W J Peaberty on 248th Street Sunday the 20th. C H Kopp president L J Rose secretary.
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Barbers Local No
J. B. LU
W. J. Peaberthy
C. H. Kopp
L. J. Rose
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Arctic Explorer
Colonial Club
Mahala Burrell
Herrison Street
Starr Faxon
West Avenue
Ethel Burrows
Phi Sigma Deltas
Marian Vaughn
East Avenue
E'ytia Lodge
Independent Order
B'nai B'rith
F. Hall
Pythian Sisters
P. Hall
William Puls
Duege
A. R. Webber
H. 5 Kratginger
St. Joseph
Russour
Addie Goodman
Webber
C. H Searles
Hinckley
Ohto
W. B. Kelley
E. B. Naird
Irene Todd Cof
Chaveland
Keith's Palace
W. GT. TU
Good Will Bible Class Birthday Club
Good Will Bible Class
Namly Linecelo
Flora Penfield
St. Valentine
J. B Rust
Lenora Stevick
Pedro Club
Cit
Lorain Club
City
Tigredia Social Club
GAIX
Auc ‘Ligredia Social Club
Laura Barton
Dewey Avenue
Tablian Bodey
Loretta Reedy
Florence Foster
Florence Tierton
Seventh Street
Arewme
Court OF Honor
Nwt
Acn
Herman
Ohio
Redance
Glade B. Thomas
The
Chronicle
Telegram
Little Joe's
Manhattan
Elyria Business College
Broad Street
E.T. Reese
Big Loe
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