Knights of St. John Observe Silver Jubilee at Hall
Upwards of 250 ladies and gentlemen attended the Knights of St. John Commandery No. 60 silver jubilee at the Knights of Columbus hall. The event featured a banquet, music by Smith’s orchestra, vocal numbers, and remarks by leaders including Rev. E. A. Reilley and Col. Thomas Lally. The Commandery has grown to 140 members from 43 charter members.
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Knights of St. John
Knights of Columbus Hall
Resar
James McCrain
Tom Wright
Frank Kaizer
A. J. Foreman
Willam Davis
E. A. Reilley
St. Agnes Church
United States
Ite
Tnd
Knights
Col
Thomas Lally
Cleveland
Hvest
H. W. Lauch
Hugh Kelly Cleve Vandepoke
E. J. Stanka
Father Mooner
Emil Converse
Cliveland
Supreme Board
Major Hinkson
Victor Lee
Frank S Harmon Lodge Inspection Highlights Local Masons
The Frank S Harmon Lodge No. 63 held its annual inspection at the Masonic Temple after a banquet for over a hundred members and guests. Past Master Frank A Smythe read historic minutes from American Union Lodge of Marietta dated June 24 1779, noting Washington’s visit. a silver tablet was presented by Frank S Harmon. The inspection, led by Worshipful Master R E Dodse, featured the Master Mason Degree for District Lecturer Herman Thim of the 22nd district.
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Frank S. Harmon Lodge
Masonic Temple
Order of the Eastern Star
Frank A. Smythe
American Union Lodge
Marietta
Ohio
George Washington
Masonic
Washington
Frank S&s. Harmon
Frank S. Harmon
R. E. Dodse
Herman Thim
Grand Lodge of
Elvrra
Rapadly
Community Club Events and Lodge Meetings Tonight
Marshall Chapter No 47 Masonic Temple hosts Friendship Club at the Y. A Church of Christ banquet at 6 PM with Dr Keiker of Cleveland as speaker. Knights of Maccabees Tent 3 meets at Wurst Hall. Rebekah Lodge gathers in 1 C O F hall for Ladies' Drill. F C E No 431 team meets at Eagles Hall.
Local Clubs Schedule Meetings and Socials
Link of Springfield will address the Hiwanii Club at noon tomorrow. Daughters of Scotia host a Banco Party at 421 East River Street Friday evening February 22. Notawa Club holds a WCA meeting Thursday at 7 30 to plan the Indoor Circus. N A Q Club gathers with Miss Rhoades. next meet at Mrs Julia Smith on Courtland Street in two weeks.
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A. ©. Link
Springfield
Ohio
Hiwanii Club
Daughters of
Scotia
Banco
Notawa Club ii
Miss Rhoads
N. A. Q Club
Mas Rhoades
Julia Smith
Courtland Street
McKinney G. G. Club Meeting Report
The McKinney G. G. Club met at Miss Thelma tained the MicKinle home on Monday evening. S00 nt an the honored guest. Members present included Elsie Chinque, 3 dred Washka, Martie Armbruster, Vera Dsum berg, Mae Suil Barr, and Margaret Gola.
Arctic Explorer Reveals Cold and Hot Polar Paradox
Lt. Col. James Guthrie introduced Vilhjalmur Stefansson to a large Elyria Teachers Club audience at the High School. Stefansson described polar regions as both frigid and sunlit, noting extreme temps from below zero to near hundred degrees in shade and discussing sunlight limits and snowfalls observed during his expeditions.
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Arctic Explorer
Polar Region
James Gutherie
Vilhjalmursteratsson
Elyria Teachers’ Club
Stefansson
Pelome
Pretty Wedding Solemnized at Parsonage
A wedding was solemnized at Marys parsonage with Rev Carter officiating. Attendants included Miss Edith and Edward, brother of the bride, as families were served at the bride's home before a brief reception. Mr and Mrs ReedCas er plan a short trip and will return to their friends on Bjom avenue.
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West
Fine Meeting of Hatirvoh Club Birthday Event
A brief record notes a gathering of Hatirvoh Club with Jo Buquin and the president in attendance. It mentions a birthday celebration held at a home on Lowi Street and notes the meeting occurred in the early evening.
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Hatirvoh
Apne Commie
Lowi Street
Couple Quietly Married Here
Miss Anna Jordon and Nom Crider, son of Fannie Gilder, quietly wed here. The couple will file a record with the court in Edgeville.
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Anna Jordon
Junta Club Meeting Reports New Experiments
A note from the Junta describes club meetings at the Ti new nov e plaperions presenting experiments by Mr. with a focus on ongoing research.
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the Junta Hye Dyin Anid
Weather and local notes fragment with unclear subjects
Fragmentary text mentions weather related terms and several unclear names and places, but no coherent event or quotes. The readable elements include temperature hints and scattered names, lacking a clear action or outcome to report.
Bible Study Echoes In Parish Youth Scene
Fragmentary notes describe Bible studies and youth activities at a parish. Vague references to prayer, gatherings, and forthcoming events hint at ongoing church engagement despite garbled text.
Pretty Wedding Unites Anna Callahan and James Boyle
Miss Anna Callahan and James Boyle were married yesterday at St Anne’s Church in a ceremony led by Rev. B L A Reiley. The couple, attended by Miss Mary and Murray, hosted a reception for about forty guests at the Boyle home 144 School Street.
Birthday Celebration Attended by Mrs Morr and Guests
A birthday anniversary gathering hosted by Mrs. Hen Morr ended with guests departing after a lively evening of music and games. Attendees included Mr. Morr and several family members and friends.
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Hen Morr
Birthday Party Honors Jane Robertson On Fifth Birthday
Mrs. Peter Kolinski hosted a birthday party at 046 Ken Yor Quume from six to seven o clock for Miss Jane Robertson who celebrated her fifth birthday yesterday in February. The table featured blue and yellow decorations and a birthday cake with five yellow and blue candies. Favors were yellow baskets filled with yellow and blue candies. Jane received best wishes and gifts from Betty and Mary, Janet Robertson, Helen Snyder, Harold Thomas, Lois Ann Robertson and Peter Robertson.
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Peter Kolinski
Kenyor Queume
Jane Robertson
Miss Jane
Betty
Mary Janet Robertson
Helen Snyder
Harold Thomas
Lois Ann Robertson
Peter Robertson
Unique Meeting of Women’s Isle Class Prizes Noted
Pelier won the prize in a meeting of the Women’s Isle Class at the Second Congregation parish last evening. Each lady paid a dollar and a man earned a dollar prize. Twenty five dollars were raised at the meeting with more later.
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Pelier
Ack Club Plans Meeting and Trysting Place Play
A notice describes an Ack Club meeting in the auditorium at four in the afternoon. Miss Todd and Mackay are involved with the production titled The Trysting Place. Trainees include Nichard Mullen.
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No Gartick Club
Auditorbing
Todd
Mackay
Traina
Nichard Mullen
MerryMakers Club Meeting Notice
The MerryMakers Club held a brief session with Miss Helen Keiling, Merz, Emma Coven, and others in attendance. Delicious refreshments were served. The next meeting is planned for March 1 with Miss Sadie Rogers on Thirteenth Street.
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Sessumes
Wolf of
Kizhthion Music Snesig
Paine Feardome
Helen Keiling
Merz
Emma Coven
Sadie Rogers
Thirteenth Street
Card Club Hosts Social Evening at Sixth Street
The DL T Card Club entertained by Mr and Mrs George Stoney on Sixth street with high honors for Arthur Fessler and others. Refreshments followed a social hour and two weeks hence the Fesslers will host again. The Dames of Malta met at Wurst hall with good attendance and a charity quilt won by BL AL Thamert. The meeting was followed by a dance postponed for a mission study group due to a death. Marriage licenses issued include Agostino Lozazo and Attonette Guerrella both of Lorain and Edwin M Kirby and Edna Griffith of Lorain.
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Card Club
Dl.t. Card Club
George Stoney
Sixth Street
Fast Eyes
Arthur Fessler
H.C. Steger
Kk. W. Baird
C. N. Williams
Dames OF
Malta
The
Wurst Hall
BL AL Thamert
Broadstreet
Sue
Cera May Walton Mission Study Club
Mise Nevins
Agostino Lozazo
Brick Inger
Attonette Guerrella
Lora
Edwin M
Edna Grifith
Lorain
Rey
Edwin Kirby
Hospital Notes Admission Record Fragments
Journal fragment records admissions for Steven Kiser and Mrs John Rokenzi at Walnut Street. Includes mentions of Cornell and Babs Os site.
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Admissio
Tiaraid
Persod Ave
Steven Kiser
John Rokenzi
Walnut St
Cornell
Babs Os
Local Notes On Families And Hospital Care
Fragmentary item notes several residents and relatives in Cleveland and surrounding areas. It mentions Waldorf hospital care for an unspecified patient, Margaret McGuire at her son’s home, and acknowledgments of family relations including Mrs Hillier and Mrs Lynn, with scattered references to Memorial and Harvard avenues.
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Rank Rearden
I Waldorf
Cleveland
Margaret McGuire
I McGuire
la Allea Lane
Aizcendbotham
Doctor dodges marching orders for college band
A student confesses throat pain while drills are mandatory. The hospital doctor grants a three day excuse, then the student returns. After a brief chat about band playing the doctor reveals he once played drums and asks what the student plays, prompting a hasty exit.
Deep Loch Maree exceeds a thousand feet
The article notes Loch Maree’s depth is known to surpass 1000 feet. It also mentions Guernsey with one telephone per twelve inhabitants, a match factory producing 40000 spins per minute, and Australia hosting 120 varieties of eucalyptus trees.
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Loch Maree
Guernsey
Old Time Dance at Caré Lisle Grange
Thur.eves Stop 87 on Oberlin Road invites locals to an old time dance night at Caré Lisle Grange with music and dancing. Event promotes community gathering and preserves regional folk traditions.
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Caré Lisle Grange
Thur
Oberlin Rd
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Mexico
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Daily Burset
Anna Callahan
Boyle
Anna K. Callahan
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Amer
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Berjing Musical
Geo. A. Clark Music Co
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Australia
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Astern
Nelles’ Cors
New Bank
China
India
the Johnston Gift Shop
E. Second &T
Dainty
France
Cassimere
Vanta
Climax
Batiste
Biege
Children’s Apparel Shop
Franklin
Dept. of Education
State of
Chiropractic College
State ‘Board of Examiners
James 8. Massey
Punuky Lan Hotel
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