Roman's Gig Club Annual Luncheon Features Address
The mid winter luncheon of the Woman's Curie club will be held next Wednesday under the direction of the Political Science club. Mrs J W Smith is chairman with Mrs F M Stevens as vice chair. It will be served in the dining hall of St Pauls church. Reservations for a place at the luncheon table must be made by Saturday evening. Following the luncheon there will be an address by Mrs Helen B Baulsen of Crown Point Ind on Child Psychology and Community Building.
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Woman's Curie Club
Political Science Club
J. W. Smith
F. M. Stevens
Wil Ve
St. Paul’s Church
Helen B.” Baulsen
Crown Point
Ind
Research Club Delights Members With Surprise Basket Gifts
A large attendance at the Research Club meeting hosted by Mrs. Chas. Rawson on Twelfth Street enjoyed a surprise program organized by a committee led by Mrs. A. B. Nichols and Miss Neilie Hecock. After progressive games and luncheon, a covered basket revealed identical gifts for each guest, including Mrs. Lee Wilford of Orrville as the out of town visitor.
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Research Club
Chas. Rawson
Twelfth Street
A. B. Nichols
Neilie Hecock
Florence Guthrie
Louis Hecock
Rath
Rawsoi
Lee , Wilford
Orrville
Theltha Krausy Weds Thomad Moeckler at St Mary's
Theltha Ruth Krausy eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs R J Kraus of 414 Lodi Street married Thomad Moeckler of Wakeman in St Mary's church. The bride wore a Winter satin gown and was attended by her cousin Miss Kraus as maid of honor in pale blue satin with pink roses. The groom was supported by best man Clarence. A reception followed at the bride’s parents’ home with guests from Sandusky Norwalk and Wakeman. The couple left the same evening for an eastern trip and will reside in Blyna.
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Nongeier
ST. Kerry
St. Mary’s Church
Theltha Ruth Krausy
R. J. Kraus
Lodi Street
Thomad Moeckler
Wakeman
Kraus
Grace Gawne
Norwalk
Conry
Blyna
Neon Missionary Tea Draws Almost Two Hundred Guests
Pr W Jy Beard president of Foo Chow College China spoke at the annual Union Missionary Tea at St Andrews church. Hosts were First Congregational Woman's Association and St Andrews Episcopal women. Address featured a manger scene solo with violin and piano. Attendance estimated near 200. Refreshments served as New Year meeting opened with new members joining.
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W Jy. Beard
Foo Chow College
China
Sons
St. Andrews Church
Woman’s Association
The
First Congregational
Gata
St. Andrews Episcopal
Nirstendricky
Beard
King
George Day
Stanley Shaw
Alice Foley
Second Congregational Church Holds Annual Session
The Second Congregational church held its annual business meeting in the church dining room with a chicken dinner for seventy five attendees. Rev. Flammer presided and officers were elected for the coming year. The congregation anticipates a busy year with many activities planned.
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Secold Congregational Church
Second Congregational Church
Flammer
Division Ladies Entertained at Mrs Echuster Home
Division A of the Second Congregational church was entertained by Mrs Anna Echuster at 230 West street with hostesses Mrs Nellie Burton Mrs Nellie Smith and Mrs Kauffman A social hour followed refreshments The next meeting will be at Mrs Anna’s on West River street February 3 at two oclock with hostesses Mrs Cora Bennig and Mrs Louis Renouli assisting.
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Second Congregational Church
Anna Echuster
West Street
Irs
Nellie Burton
Nellie Sihith
Kauffman
Anta
West River Street
Cora Bennig
Louis Renouuli
Optimistic Report From Church of Christ Causes Waght
The annual meeting of the Church of Christ at Waght revealed healthy progress across departments. Fifty-two new members brought resident total to 505 and offerings reached 7171.62. An evangelistic campaign is set for February 27 led by Fe M. Br Shatley and Jesse Van Camp, with canvass nearing completion and strong pledge responses expected.
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Church of Ce
Phursdey
Caning
Intermediate Christian Endeavor
C.be
Woman's Missionary Society
Ladies’ Aid Society
Pollyanna Club
Dlufent
Fev M. BR
Shatley
Ashtabula
Jesse van Camp
Cleveland
Luncheon Follows Card Session With Notable Guests
Woneider and Fred Ernst attended a card session, after which a lovely luncheon was served. The snippet preserves the names and social scene from the gathering.
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Woneider
Fred Ernst
Busy social notices and travel in Fort Wayne region
Local society pages list guests and returning students from Fort Wayne and nearby towns. Ralph Dunfee and sister Olive depart Gulfstreet to resume Chiropractic College studies. Ruth Conry Olive Grove return to Oberlin for music. Marjory Francis returns to Muskingum College. Community events include a Priscilla Needlework Club meeting, a large turnout for the Sons and Daughters of Liberty, and several public official travels to Columbus and Cleveland.
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Ralph Dunfee
Olive
N. L. Dunfee
Gulfstreet
Fort Wayne 'S
Chiropractic College
Ruth Conry
Olive Grove
Oberlin
Conservatory
Marriage Licenses George Bookls and Mary Salvaries
Lorain man George Bookls a machinist and 29 year old Mary Salvaries of Lorain obtain a marriage license. Also listed are Thomas Popovic a 25 year old butcher of Lorain and Mary Giha a 43 year old resident of Lorain as part of the license notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bookls
Lorain
Mary Salvaries
Thomas Popovic
Lorath
Butcher
Ary Giha
Six Die In West Hotel Fire In England Inn
Six persons perished in a fire at the Royal hotel in England on January 7. Two others were likely to die and three more were seriously burned. Victims include Vir and Mrs Mack Rawles, Mrs Jennie Anderson, a nine year old, a man named Hook et, and Mrs A Hullahan. Dan Campbell of Endland and Will Heffner of Timberlan, Ark., are in serious condition. The Rawles owned the hotel store.
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England
Royal Hotel
Vir
Mack Rawles
Jennie Anderson
Slaughter
Hooket
Cnglend
Mra. A. Hullahan
Dan Campbell
Endland
Will Heffner
Timberlan
Ark
Rawles
Oberlin Woman Named Field Worker for Elyria Hospital
Oberlin resident Mrs. C. H. Browning has joined Elyria hospitals as field worker. Her duties include soliciting endowments and securing student nurses for Blytha Hospital Gaited Memorial Hospital and the Nurses' Home in Elyria. She leaves her Oberlin teaching role with resignation effective next month.
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Oberlin
Elyria Hospital
Gan
Blytha Hospital
Gaited Memorial Hospital
Elysia
C. H. Brewing
Browning
Oberlinco
Winter skating ponds near as cold weather arrives
Colder weather is predicted and city youth hope for freezing ponds. Service Director Bach says all ponds are ready for freezing conditions and a smooth surface should form with the first temperature drop. If snow falls, the street department will clear the ice so skaters may enjoy the sport.
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Cty
Bach
Service Men At Cleveland To Hunt Thugs
Seven thousand Cleveland members of the American Legion will be circulated today and asked to report any suspicious character or circumstance. The plan, approved after Mayor Fitgerald’s acceptance of the legion’s offer to aid police, includes an unofficial espionage system and a police auxiliary of deputized armed volunteers for patrols and police work. A separate unit will provide temporary dress uniforms and be paid.
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Cleveland
Resson
Fitrevtsld
Legion
Tere Wat
Japanese Families Arrive in Texas to Settle Farmland
In Harlingen near Brownsville on January 7 work crews reached the scene as two Japanese families arrived with agricultural implements and announced plans to take a 2.2 acre tract near Harlingen. Local sentiment ran high with a citizen committee and American Legion posts warning it would be dangerous for them to settle on the land.
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Brownsville
Tex
Harlington
Texas
Harlingen
Har Hington
Communists and S. W. W. Face Charges
Chicago January 7 State charges leveled against more than sixty alleged members of the Communist Party and about 35 members of the Communist Labor Party were read in criminal court before Judge Oscar Hebel. The cases arose from the broader investigation that included the conviction of millionaire socialist William Bross Lloyd and other party leaders. The judge said he would rule today on Lloyd and other convicted mentors’ motion for a new trial.
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Steinst
Communists Party
LW. W
Dudge Oscar Hebel
William Bross Lioyd
Lloyd
Nifétean
Communist Labor Party
Hebel
Secretary of the British Colonies Resigns Position
London reports that the Secretary of the British Colonies has resigned. The Westminster Gazette says Éamon de Valera, president of the Irish Republic, is invited to London to confer with Prime Minister Lloyd George. Father Michael Flanigan, vice president of the Irish Republic, is expected to arrive for peace discussions.
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London
Eationn de Valera
Ben
David Lloyd George
Westminster Gazetts
Michael Flanigan
City Board Rejects Slack Coal Bid at $1.89 a Ton
Columbus January 7 The city board of purchase announced the rejection of a bid of 1.89 dollars a ton for slack coal for municipal institutions. Secretary H Clayton Cain said he expects to buy slack coal for about 1.40 dollars per ton at 10 o clock in the morning.
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Columbus
City Board of Purchase Today
H. Clayton Cain
B. Mings
Mail car burglarized between New York and Philadelphia
The mail car of Pennsylvania Railroad train 203 was broken into between New York and Philadelphia early today. Officers launched an investigation to determine the value of the stolen mail while a separate note reports a 16 year old boy confessed to starting three incendiary fires to see firefighters in action. The Washington cost figure for running the government last year is cited at 5.084 billion dollars.
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New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
Here
Philadelphia
Floy Fireting
Lis Poa Panks
Dicmepat
T. J. Gough
Washington
United States
City Briefs and Divorce Suit in Local Court
Judge Redington made a temporary injunction against Tom Batlack permanent barring bakery wagon work in South Lorain. Batlack sold his shop to Trida Minden off and agreed to stay out two years, then solicited Mindenoff’s customers triggering the new injunction. A fire crew battled a tree branch short circuit at 124 Cleveland Street as sparks reached nearby roofs. Pearl E Boehring filed for divorce from William Boehring, accusing gross neglect and support failure. they wed in North Fairfield seven years ago.
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Redington
Tom
Batlack
Lorain
South Lorain
Trida Mindenoff
Cleveland Street
Pearl E. G. Buchting
Pearl E ©. Boehring
William
North Fairfield
Huron Shusty
Lorain merchants busy with inventories in prosperous year
Lorain city news reports that the majority of local merchants are conducting annual inventories and some semi annual stock counts. Those finished say 1926 was among the best years in this prospering city with many planning extra sales after inventories, signaling likely big retail gains.
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Lorain
Busi
Letain
Lorain Knights Install Officers at Temple Meeting
Lorain Knights of Pythias installed officers for the coming year at their Temple. Frank Resid C I Hewes G D Otay Pred L H Rogers M of Wi E G Cotker M of F 4 Madani M of E F R Cashner K of RL 8 C Derringeét M at 4 L Heft I G G L Slater O 6 The lodge expects a busy year with a January 12 meeting and a second-rank conferral. Holian Lodge No 699 aims to become the largest fraternal group in the community.
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Loraik
C. Derringeét
L. Heft
I. G
G. L. Slater
Windh
Volo War Veteran Re enlists for year
Lorati January 1 Frank Flaherty of Twelty-nuli street has reenlisted in the United States Army for a one year period He served seventeen months with the American Expeditionary Forces in World War I He belonged to the heavy artillery unit and is a member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars He has many relatives in the community
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Lorati
Frank Flahery
Nuli
United States
Flaherty
Alveritan
Heavy Artillery
Funeral Services Held For Mrs W A Wallington
Funeral services for Mrs. W A Wallington, 64, a prominent resident born in Scotland, were conducted by Rev Maple at the local church. The article notes family parish ties, recent travels to Benzie County, and upcoming church meetings and visits by local residents.
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W. A. Wallington
Folds
Mrrs
Wallington
MBH
Co. C. Maple
Walltheton
Scotland
Ie Waller
Fields
Job Tohns
Viviah
Benzie County
Mich
John
Kate Warden
Ladies Aid Society
W. Johnson
Washington, D
W. Watlington
Lentard D'Lidyd
Thomas Ancreys
P| L Morgan
Waple
Knox County
Robinzon and Hancock Co. Offers Mens Tennis Flannel Night Shirts
The Robinzon and Hancock Co. advertises mens tennis flannel night shirts at a special price of 1.48. Great value for comfortable sleepwear.
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Robinzon & Hancock Co
City businessmen urge boycott over paper ads
Several Lorain business leaders protest high advertising rates and oppose editorial choices. Citizens debate loyalty to a crowd versus backing Lorain Advertising and question impact on local circulation. One businessman favors reduced rates and continued growth, others fear damage to the Chronicle’s reach and their own trades.
Transfer Negro To Prevent Lynching
Jeffersonville Indiana January 7 Rufus Jones, accused of assaulting Mrs Carriediay Wysh er, was moved to the Indiana state reformatory for safekeeping after a mob of about two hundred gathered at the jail with the intent to lynch him. The mob included people from Cuea where Mrs Fisher lived, but the intrusion was dispersed by deputy sheriffs led by a local official.
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Jeffersonville
Inq
Rufus Jones
Carriediay Wysher
Jefferson Countryo
Indiana Siste Reformatory
Cuea
Fire toll rises in Traverse City blaze claims two lives
In Traverse City Michigan a four alarm fire killed Miss Leena Way 22 and Mrs Patrick Dockery 72 and injured about forty others. The notice notes discounted apparel from The Robinson Hancock Co with sale pricing on overalls.
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Traverse City
Mich
Jan
Leena Way
Patrick Dockery
Revival Sparks in Valdosta Noted Minister Scene
Valdosta report says Rev. P. Fain, believed dead from acute indigestion, revived when Rev. Jobo E Stanford reacted swiftly and performed chest compressions. The incident occurred amid a chaotic scene at a local gathering. medical staff later stabilized the minister. The Robinson & Lancock Co. advertised fur caps at 1-2 price nearby.
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Valdosta, GA
P. Fain
Jobo E Stanford
The
Robinson & Lancock Co
Second Spiritualist Church Hats at Jarr Millinery Sale
Hats for spring offered by the Second Spiritualist Church at Jarr Millinery and Art Store. Spenalties and related items featured with a focus on new spring headwear. Donnell's Store partnership noted, details unclear due to OCR.
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New Springs
Jarr
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Lockporte, New York
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Moraine
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Harrisville
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Little Son of
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Youngstown
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Wellington
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North Street
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Detroit
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East Avenue
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Chicago
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Weat Avenue
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Second Spiritualist Church
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Little Joe
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Elyria Dancing School
Ely Block
R. C. Bettis
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Loomis’ Book Store
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