Women in Churches as a Theme for Many Discourses
Elyria mayor mentions the old view that women supply church attendance while noting balanced church turnouts. He cites Grace Lutheran’s equal or greater male attendance, recalls Horace Westwood on Women and the Churches, and argues women influence religion and civilization. The card blends sermon themes with civic remarks and related editorials.
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A. . Jones
Elyria
East Side
Elysia
Grace Luthtran
Horace Westwood
Wom Cn
Father Time’s Sage Weaves Cryptic Prayer Across Nation
The fragmentary verse depicts Father Time and Hazel Rickard in a mystic dialogue about fate and the nation. A distant voice answers from the land of the tree as the speaker questions darkness, night, and the country’s future while a figure rests his sword, hinting at unresolved conflict or prophecy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Rickard
Givat
Youngest newspaper publisher Alice Nichols faces a flood of letters
Alice C Nichols a 9 year old from Liberal Kansas edits the Tiny Town News and later the Nichols Journal published weekly from the Liberal Democrat office. Her paper features editorials on crime, quarantine, and social issues, reveals independent politics and lists subscribers.
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I. N
Lieberl
Kag
Fit
Teer
Alice C. Nichols
Ame
Rivit
Sam
Tyne
Liberal
Kas
Demorat
cAmerica
Tiny Town News
Manhattan
Roscoe T. Wes
Epatus State Agriculture College
Miss Alice
Alice
Nicholy Journal
Liberal Democrat
Warrieg
Journal 3 Independent
Misa Alice
Atrick
Homecoming plans and survey work for Girls College
Many English speaking women flock to college fields for a homecoming meeting on March 2 at EB. L. Thompson's home. Cc. C. Dunway, East Orange, reports returning from Constantinople after surveying fields. Edward Peck visits Cleveland to see his nephew Earnest Hofitzer who lies injured after a fall from an electric light pole as 42,008 refugees arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cc. C. Dunway
East Orange
American College For Girls
Constantinople
Fields Home Coming Association
EB. L. Thomp
Edward Peck
Cleveland
Earnest Hofitzer
Ohio Federation Notes Brighten Clubs Across Ohio
Ohio Federation Women’s Clubs reports activities in Youngstown Crestline Mansfield and Greenville. New music leadership appointed by Mrs Elliott McCormick and Mrs Paul Frank promotes thrift and investments education. Shanghai club celebrates its tenth birthday while Greenville’s charity chorus raises funds for the city hospital construction project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Warren P. Williamson
Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs
Thanayor of
Chamder of Commerce
Eure Aresion
Sehagis
Willignsson Race Wily
Ohio
We National Council of Women of
United States
Psout
Paul Frank
Crestline
State Federation Thrift
Franti
Ohio Federation
A. B. Pike
Cleveland
Crestline Federation
McCrea
Mansfield
Bell
Crestline Public
Lhe Federation
American Women's Club of
Shanghai
Ching
J. L. Selby
Greenville
Difty League of
Herman Brown
McGannon to resign as Cleveland municipal court chief justice
Judge Willam H. McGannon announced he will forward his resignation as chief justice of the municipal court to Governor Harry Davis by Monday night. The move follows a Cleveland Bar association demand that he quit immediately. McGannon was acquitted last week of second degree murder in the Harold Kagy case.
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Cleveland
Willam H. McGannon
Harry §. Davis
Cleveland Bar Association
McGannon
Harold ¢. Kagy
Revival and church notices and visits in Elyria area
The Ladies' Aid society hosts special revival meeting services at the church. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Black spent a day with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jackson of Elyria. DeForest Pratt shows health improvement and plans to resume school in Elyria. Minor Eldred return from Portage county after a cousin's death. G. Harrison, staying with the Sandrocks on Chestnut Ridge, visits Adrian, Michigan for several weeks. George Andrews of Lakewood is staying at his father Thomas Andrews's home. Willing Workers meet Thursday March 2 with Mrs. Howard Beardsley. Church of Christ services Sunday led by Rev. C. C. Maple. Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Hulse visit Rev. P. D. Fulmer of West Park on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Chas. Black
Charles Jackson
Elyria
DeForest Pratt
Minor Eldred
Portage County
G. Harrison
Everett Sand
Chestnut Ridge
Adrian
Michigan
George Andrews
Lakewood
Thomas Andrews
Willing Workers Society
Howard Beardsley
Church of Christ
C. C. Maple
B. J
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Pather
Machinists’ Journal
Fish
Teluantepes
Wudar
International News Service
Mexico City
Salvador Today
Salvador Confessoir
Father Thame
Crimea
Mary Mills Patrick
Wrangel
Russia
Dunaway
Dunawar
Ohio Federation Women’s Clubs
Ars. Geo. Elliott McCormick
Presq
J. G. Penney Co
J. C. Penney Co
J. L. Penny Co
Rock Bottom
Boy Scout
Munson, Jr
Cool Quality Union Aiide Blue Chambray
Akull
J. C. Penny Co
Georgette Crepe
J. P. Coats
Jean
Twill
Copenhagen
Broadway
Lorain
Institutio
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