National Girl Reserve Secretary Guest At YWCA Event
National Girl Reserve Secretary Miss Helen McNeil attended a YWCA Girls Work meeting to discuss character education and living ideals for girls. She led sessions with the Cubs’ Work Department and spoke on modern teaching methods, career guidance, and forming supportive networks for young women in various grades.
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YW. CA
Helen McNeil
Girl Reserve
Mins wWeXeil
Teachers’ College
Columbia University
Cubs
Miss McNeil
Maren
Friese Alup Cluo
Parn
Zonta Class and Ladies Club Meet Busy Week
A series of local club gatherings fills the week. The Zonta Class rescheduled to Monday evening while the Thursday Afternoon Club hosted Mrs J J Basile and Mrs Ed Rankin won high score. Several other groups including the Past Chiefs of the Priting Sisters and the Catholic Daughters held meetings with games, prizes, and luncheons.
Jucky Linas Cue and Birthday Club Meetings
The Lucky Links Club met yesterday at Mrs D F Gooden’s home on Furnace stresses of five hundred were played with prizes awarded to royals. Hunter, John Sinegar and D F Gooden noted. Birthday Links celebrated at Mrs Peterman’s home on Fourteenth Street with sixteen members attending. Four tables of five hundred and a celebratory jump served at six o’clock. Prizes for high hands went to Mrs W J Stuntair and Mrs Sineseson with Mrs Peterman second and Mrs Am fourth. More happy returns were wished.
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W. J
Jonna Sineseson
Peterman
Rihdass
Knights of P Thitas Celebrate Fourth Anniversary
At a Chevalier Lance gathering, Knights of P Thitas outlined future events and plans. An open meeting is set for Friday February 17 at La Grange hall with attendance invited, marking the order's sixty fourth anniversary with public-friendly program.
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Chevalier
Lance
P. Lasc
Ube i. Aft
la Grange Hall
Friends of
Killignis
Chevrae
Célepraupe
Mugweomps and Yellow Ship Clubs Meet in Joint Gathering
Mugweomps and Yellow Ship Clubs of the OW CA held a joint meeting last night. A seven o’clock dinner was served and Helier McNeil gave the girls a talk on new ideas for their program. Social hour followed. Circle No. 7 of the Metandia church met in the afternoon at Mrs. Atlee Harpster’s home for routine matters and refreshments. One guest, Mrs. Heuer, attended.
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Cercle
M. FR
Ada Heimbach
Yeserdax
Rabi
Valentine
Weiden
Mugwuaips
OW_CA
Helier McNeil
Metandia Church
Atlee Harpster
Weet Avenue
Heuer
Local club notices and meetings across Pollyania area tonight
Community calendar lists Pollyania Club with Misses Alice Gertrude and Nellie Wilmer at 311 Fairlawn, Germano Beneficial Coon dance at G A FR hall, Royal Neighbors, Eastern Star, Daughters of Scoria at K P ball, and ILO UY gatherings. Frendship talk by national YW secretary Heen McNewt entertains girls, with postmeeting refreshments. numerous local hosts and attendees noted.
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Pollyania Club
Alice
Gertrude
Nellie Wilmer
Fairlawn Avenue
Germano Beneficial Coon
G. A. FR
Royal
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Daughters of Scoria
K. of P. Ball
ILO UY. F
Grace Lutheran Ladies Aid Quilting Bee Meeting Tonight
Grace Lutheran church members of the Ladies Aid Society held a quilting bee after a book time meeting at the church yesterday afternoon. Mrs Webb hosted with refreshments served later and in two weeks Mrs George Barr will host again at the church. Mary Lesher entertained at the Queen of Elearts Club, eleven r CS of progressive pe dro concluded with prizes to Mrs John, Mrs A P Smith, and Mrs Oren Baker. Several gatherings and a poetry reading were noted, with plans for future entertainments and a literature event sponsored by the Fine Arts Department of the Women’s Club.
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Prthing Sisters
Crand
Ida Henry
Lorain
Edna Manzleman
Grace Lutheran Ladies Ald Society
Ladies Aid Socety
Grace Lutheran Church
Webb
Gvorge Barr
Mary Lesher
Queen of Elearts Club
East Avenue
Pedro
John
A.P. Smith
Oren Baker
Lug
Ars.clascomb
Fourth Street
The
Fine Arts Departmete
Tthefin Women's Club
Mordai
Sun. m
Pat
Emrife Lehuse
Dieseland Public Library
Vv FLW La ines Club Plans Card Party
At the Turner Block meeting of the V FLW Ladies Club the regular business was transacted and pleas for a Pivot card party to be held March first were made Other matters of importance were addressed and the meeting adjourned Also noted were social notices about Mrs Arthur Radde entertaining friends and a Little daughter’s birthday celebration with gifts and refreshments. Hospital notes list multiple admissions and discharges from area towns including Columbia Station Grafton Lorain North Eaton Avon and Niles with named individuals and brief details.
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Laines Club
Arthur Radde
Elizabeth Court
Ruth
Lyman Sabin
Columbia Station
Clarence Breeds
Grafton
Matt Gardijeer
la Grange
Genevieve Porter
West Avenue
Marian Myers
North Eaton
Lyle Prindle
Cos
Eighth Street
A. H. West
Park Avenue
Frank Chis
Wes Street
Charles Pomeroy
Grant
James Carnahan
Willige
Local Personal Notices From Washington Avenue to Berea Meeting
Johs Gaber of Unio and guests stayed with Mrs John Lerseh on Washington avenue while Mrs Charles Cu G traveled to Ann Arbor Michigan for a guest stay with Dr and Mrs Tom Cusninc. Several residents plan moves to Cleveland Obie and future homes, with theater outings in Cleveland and Berea council attendance.
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Johs Gaber
Unio
Wasbis
Sesserdar
John Lerseh
Washington Avenue
Charles Cu G
Fifth Street
Ann Achor
Michigan
Tom Cusninc
F L. Waller
Harwood Street
Cleveland
Obie
Hies
Archie Pen
Karen Nirelsesr
Mr Moran
Mary McLaughlin
Lucilla Copas
John Sepan
Lorain
Louise Bourke
Lea Schanrer
Arthur Damm
Tarhatser
Edward Cox
Rolin Moran
Merea
Berea K
Henry s.Manhkausen
Barwood Street
Deaton
Ure Chiraro Normal School of Educatnn
Jnn
Dorothy Broete
Lake Erie College
Passesville
Ohio
Miss Gebl
Tius City
Connection between British Todustries and Birwintham fair
Fragmentary OCR indicates a business tie with British Todustries at Birwintham fair last year. It mentions orders totaling around $60,900 and further pusapris traced to the event, with another amount cited as $109,000.
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Oat Birwintham
Bible Conference Opens at U P Church in Chicago
A large audience greeted the opening of a ten day Bible conference at the United Presbyterian Church. Mr Harris, an orthodox layman born in New York, has conducted hundreds of conferences coast to coast. Mrs Harris assists as a Bible teacher and soloist. The keynote address on Thursday was Some Clean Conceptions, outlining the conference scope including Bible prophecy and the Jewish problem in world movement.
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Jacob Moses Harris
Chicago
First United Presbyteryichurch
Harris
New York City
Ang J
Wetcoast
Marya
Taursdar Evernd Ing
Jesus
Faral
Pro-4 Proposal and Health Ads in Conneaut
An old newspaper snippet shows a social note about a Cir cle 4 Congregational Church bake sale and a church event on Saturday February 11 at 7 a.m. in Conneaut Ohio. It also contains a testimonial ad praising Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription for insomnia nervous exhaustion and general health with a user letter from Mrs. FL B. Seer Maple? and a prompt to send for free medical advice.
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Pierce
Pierre
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