Woodmen to Meet Form Drill Team in Lorain
All members of Camp No. 51 Woodmen of the World drill team in Lorain and applicants will gather at the G I A R hall this evening to receive instructions in new foot movements. Drill starts at 1 20 P M uniforms required. Officials will be appointed as the team grows and contests are planned for positions. The commander aims to recruit to thirty two men with officers, potentially forming a second company. The camp’s regular meeting is Monday at Wagner block at 8 P M.
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Wagner Block
Testified Husband in Custody Dispute Case
Anna Leght of Lorain testified Saturday that her husband assaulted her on several occasions. A woman witness saw him knock her down as she entered the home. Leght was granted custody of her minor children. she did not know where her husband is currently.
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Anna Leght
Lorain
Jyudge Thompson
Hushams
Oberlin Club Meetings March 2 and 4 Across Local Societies
The Foreign Missions Department of the Woman's Christian Union will meet Wednesday afternoon March 2 in the James Brand house with Mrs Alice M Williams leading devotion and Mrs Fullerton reporting current events. A missionary address is planned. February activities include Oberlin Woman's Club meetings at 317 East College Street February 25 from 4 to 5 pm and a Literature Department gathering February 28 at 3 Elm Street at 2 pm. Additional meetings include Mrs Thurston's group February 28 and a special West Russia club meeting March 4 at 366 West Lorain Street with a Vox Lunch for a busy day. The Woodland Avenue Thimble Bee meets March date with Mrs George D Hubbard hosting, and three Ladies' Aid circles of the First MI church meet March 2 at 2:30 pm in church parlors.
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Foreign Missions Department
Wor
The
United Church
James Brand
Alice M Williams
Fullerton
Oberlin Woman's
Lukas
H.C King
East College Street
Oberlin Woman's Club
M. J. Watson
Elm Street
Peh
M. Instea
Thurston
West Russia Club
Rudekoff
West Lorain Street
Avox
Ladies’ Aid Society
First MI
Oberlin Social Notes Report Farewells and Visits
Oberlin residents note farewells as Mrs A Georgée Richardson departs for Jacksonville accompanied by her daughter and grandson after a surprise party hosted by the Champe family. Visitors include Harvard Dudley of Portland visiting relatives. plans to relocate siblings to Freigon. Also reported are a farewell tea for Miss Dorothy Cirkmayer, a fall injury to Mrs E K Yocom, improvements for Mrs Joseph Slack, and a violin recital by Mrs Charlotte Denws Williams in Toronto.
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A. Georgée ‘Richardson
Jacksonville
Fla
Henry Champe
East Lorain Street
Richardson
Maxwell Richardson
Robert Maxwell Jr
Eddings
R. S
Dan
Freigon
Dudley
Oberlin
Syracue
John Martin
Mars Mor- Sthe
Cleveland
D. Laneashire
Codese Street
J. W. Wednell
Dorothy Cirkamayer
Toledo
First Baptist Church
E. K Yocom
Joseph Slack
Spring Street
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lorain
Lucy Bower
France
Ibby Atkinson
Michel EL
Jessica Rivers Wwent
Charity Hospital
Charlotte Denws Williams
Toronto
Can
J. W.a Lark
Morgan Street
West Virginia
D. Bubbard
South Main Street Departures and Local Society Notes
South Main Street residents depart for Jacksonville with plans to spend weeks away. Mrs. Harry Ki Adams returns from Florida, expected home in March. Busines trip brings T. J. Ries from Nashville. Mrs. Downians of Syracuse visiting at Mrs. Tenney’s. Spore family updates from West Lorain and Pittsburgh. Dr Shaffer joins wife visiting relatives in North Manchester. Gomersalls touring Florida, return plans to Oberta in May. Stone back from Lincoln, to Dusula for treatment. Sedgeman’s mother arrives from Michigan. Wellington tests and adopts new fire apparatus with dual chemical engineers. Fathers and Sons banquet in Detroit featured by Walter Piste. Locals touch on health, theater matinee, and a proposed Parent-Teachers Association. Various visits and travels noted across nearby towns.
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South Main Street
Jacksonville
Harry Ki. Adams
Florida
T. J. Ries
Nashville
Penn
Charles
Downians
Styracuse
N.Y
F. C. Tenney
North
Professor Stent
Funset
Akron
H. ¢ Spore
West Lorain
Spore
Pittsburgh
Shaffer
North Manchester
Ind
Howard Hyckins
Charles Brown
Inc
Coe
David Gomersall
Jmner
Tolana
Irvin Channon
Robert Thow
Caplein
Dean
Walter Piste
Elyrins One Hundred Club Plans For Devastated France
The Elyria One Hundred Club organized at the home of Mrs. Sharp pledged to contribute $6,000 to aid France's devastated regions. By March 1 a benefit at First Congregational Church in Elyria will feature Miss Katherine Locke addressing hymns of hate, with proceeds supporting the American Committee for Devastated France led by Anne Morgan. Washington report notes passport swindlers abroad have led to state department action to curb entry of undesirables into the United States.
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Elyrins
Benet
France
Aisne
Republie
American Committee
New York City
Anne Morgan
Aire
J. P Morgan
United States
Elyria
Elyria One Hundred Club
Ne Oomts
G. Sharp
Washington Avenue
Sharp
Igria
Katherine Locke
Youngstown
Dval
Washington
Europe
State Department
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Sarosis
C. K. Whitney
Einester
Whiney
Mis. Rawdon
Woodland Avenue Thimble Bee
George D. Hubbard
Fathers and Sons
Detroit
Fort Street
Presbyterian Burch
Gertrude Hughes
Mor
Browning
Wakeman
Tra West
Oberlin Hospital
Wellington
Pet
Masons Lodge
Am¢Heurys Orchestra
O and Mere
Dow
Stelle Staunard
Worcester
Bentley Vischer
Verne Allis
Albert Warren
Chas. Baker
Banhof
Max
Clarence Dirlam
Columbus
W. C. Rogers
Miriam
Forest Avenue
Lo-Net
Lorain County
Ohio State Board of Health
Tay
Mile
Baetz Brothere Dairy Company
Ot Lorain
Roundebtad
Rory Mike Deusehle
Common Pleas
Tabestry Suites
Brussels
Priva
Seamieset
the Schuster
Too—Schuster
C.F. Walter
Cleveland, Wire
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