Midwinter O V I reunion marred by sad news in Elyria
Elyria reports the annual mid winter reunion of the Ohio Volunteer Infantry met with joy until a death notice interrupted. R T Roman of Cleveland and three children learned of his passing as guests were gathered, shocking veterans and families who recalled his long absence from reunions. The event continued with music readings and dancing, honoring the regiment and Washington's birthday. Attendees included veterans and descendants from Cleveland, Berea, Amherst, Olmsted Falls, and Wellington.
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Elyria
Memibera
Ohio Volunteer Infantry
A. R. Hall
R. T. Roman
Cleveland
Otto
Willam Roman
Lake Shore
Macy
Adiatanes
Cafeteria Supper at Church of Christ Saturday Night
A Cafeteria Supper will be served Saturday night at the Church of Christ. Everyone welcome.
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Church of Christ
Dorothy's Diary Web Finds Rent Ad Plan
Dorothy records her family's plan to advertise for a house in the Chronicle Telegram after Dad suggests posting an ad. They hope to find a good place to live and await replies, with Dorothy promising updates in the next entry.
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Shout
Chronicle-Telegram
Dorothy
Than
Federation Delegates Bring Fine Reports From Industrial Convention
Federation girls reported back from the mid winter Industrial conference in Dayton Ohio with ideas and plans for clubs between now and the Oxford conference in June. Marion Fsner and Mildred Crows delivered enthusiastic embusietic reports and urged continued participation in Tuesday night classes to strengthen future club work.
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Blvota
Pasta City Federation
W. Co
Owvninastun
N.n.t
Marion F.sner
Mildred Crows
Daston
Ohio
Oxford
Ued
Métucer.p
Uy Y Tv
Tle Mnertog
Dayton
Mrsa Floren
Stevens Home Set for dancing party after Springtime show
Elyria February 24 The youthful social set plans a secret post show party at Georges Stevens home on East Avenue after the Rialto Springtomigut production tonight. Hises Brothers Orchestra will provide music and prizes from local firms will be awarded to participants and top ticket sellers amid festive crowds. Doris Austin, returning from Nashville, will perform solo toe dances.
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Elyria
Neent
Henyatta Edwards
Drmshares
aiDsy Wilder
Phillips Drug Store
Candy Land
Paradise
Visits at Elyria lodge bring fine addresses
Elyria February 24 visitors packed the Odd Fellows hall for a regular meeting with two addresses and social time. Speakers included UCH Struwn of Altoona and others in attendance for the anniversary of Mr and Mrs R. M. Summerg. A Woman’s Benefit masquerade, church circle events, and various personal notices filled the page with local civic activity.
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LODGE
Elyria
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Canacity
Altoona
Tario
Ro M. Summerg
Earcourt
Waco
EM. Morrison
Pittsburg
Wallea
Eleanor Sonnells
Social Uv Event Closes Gathering With Refreshments
A gathering concluded with a social event featuring refreshments and fare offerings. Attendees enjoyed informal conversation and light fare, marking a relaxed close to the gathering.
Music program notes by Elyria concert result
Fragmented OCR describes an afternoon concert program featuring Mendelssohn like works, a string trio with violin cello and viola, and several song numbers. It mentions Charles Ograt Calvary and a musician lineup with Wigs Dee performing two songs The White Dawn and Stroling and Par Off Hear a Lote.
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Elyria
Taestar
Trealy
Charles Ograt
Calvary
Gars
Ahgar
Henget Sory
Pnp
Wigs
Nurse on Way Abroad to Open Red Cross Health Stations
Cambridge report of a nurse preparing to travel abroad to establish Red Cross health stations. The piece notes a man named Tsving a brake fitted to his teeth by a local dentist, who swallowed a dental bridge during a hospital operation, leading to removal through the windpipe.
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Red Cross
Cambridge
L Stenbrecher
Calnnbus
Katherine Olmstead
Rochester
N. Y
American Red Cross
Europa
Nieuw
Musical program delights audience and choir sings
The concert featured nuanced themes developed in two movements with multiple voice parts and quartets. Solos by members Wit ford, Terry, Clark and others drew strong praise, while Mrs C Wilford and Mrs A V Try organized the event. The society's next meeting is March 8 with Mrs Whidden in charge. Lump Coat priced at 760 per ton by Spaulding Coal & Supply Co. Tele 3150.
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Bemis
Wagner
Hinman
Evere
Sirs Witford
Terry
Clark
Oberlin
Maren
C. Wilford
A. F. ‘V-try
Spaulding Coal & Supply Company
Local Births and Adoptions Reported in City Ledger
The notice lists newborns and new arrivals including a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Skeil of 1227 Chase, and admisgolus entries for CG Crooks and Mars Mc Mellan in New York. Discharges mention Mrs. I Wasserman and her baby at 436 Lodi Street, plus Miss Julia Hart and Miss Doris Flenderson in Cleveland.
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Mlyrla
Harry Stang
N. D
Ben
Joseph Skeil
Chase
Doris Flenderson
Destroft Avenue
Cleveland
Meeting on school centralization draws local turnout
FTISHEL PITTSFIELD Feb 24 That meeting Friday on centralization of the schools drew a well attended crowd. County Superintendent Scale and Superintendent Mitchell were present and spoke. Invitations were extended for district gatherings in coming weeks to discuss further before action. District No 5 meeting noted for March 4. Also brief social notices and local happenings from Elyria and Norwalk. Dayton article mentions Miami Conservancy district boat offered for sale after river work. local club considers purchase for river excursions.
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East Side
W. CO. T
Hlyria
George Bradlay
Harvard Avenue
W. C. Lockard
Mellis Sheldon
H. H. Gragg
G. F Ensign
Clvb Club
Neallie M. Hill
Roming Yaer
Pittsfield
Mitchel
San
Raynolds
Af Moss
Wellington
Chas
Mills
Dayton
Miami Conservancy District
Milam
Sile
Mise
Birthday dinner hosts and visiting relatives narrative
The text notes Naomi and others attending a birthday dinner at Mr and Mrs Carter’s home on Sunday, with gifts exchanged and guests including Mr and Mrs Blwytt. Barold Bainbridge recently moved to the Bl Whitend residence, and Carl Brase left on a business trip to Fremont. Carl and wife departed for Omaha after visiting Toledo with Mr and Mrs Mull.
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Naomi
Bivria
Wes. Blwytt
Tomb
Mies
Itay Carter
Carter Uwing
Barold Bainbridge
Carl Brase
Fremont
Jolagd Nim
Toledo
C. Pp. Mulls
Pittaheld
Carl
Thair
Omaha
Nob
Braceete
Hearing on charges against Bellaire deputy game warden
State civil service commission holds hearing in St Clairsville on Friday regarding accusations brought by Belmont County Fish and Game Association against deputy state game warden Raush of Bellaire. Association members filed the charges and sought removal from office.
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ST. Clairsville
State Civil Service Commissio
Raush
Bellaire
Ganne
Beimo, County Fish and Game Associatio
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