Night meetings and events listed for Elyria area
Tonight many groups meet including Frank Harmon lodge events at Masonic Temple and Elyria No 10% Odd Fellows hall. Federation Girls of Y W C A hold a meeting in gym at 6 00 pm. Legion Hall hosts American Legion and Woman's Benefit Association of Maccabees at Wurst Hall. Various clubs meet at listed addresses with business sessions and dinner planning.
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Frank
Harmon Tega
Masonic Temple
Odd Fellows Lodge
Elyria
Federation Girls of
Y. W. C. A. Rupper
American Legion
Legion Hall
Woman's Benefit Association of Maccabees
Wurst
Friendly Bible
H. K. Finley
Gates Avenue
Young Men's Business Club
Carlisle Grange
My Own
Five Hundred Club
James Teale
Kenyon Avenue
Elyria Lodge
Elkshall
Elizabeth Stevens Society of Methodist Episcopal Church
Swinnerton Lecture Set for First Church Tomorrow
Frank Swinnerton, noted British publisher and novelist, will lecture at the First Congregational Church tomorrow afternoon at 3 o clock under the auspices of the Woman's Civic Club. The talk promises serious wit and anecdotes as the public is invited.
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Frank Swinnerton
First Congregational
Woman's Civic Club
Dinner party honors Rev at Alle
Dinner gathering at Mrs. and Mrs. Heemhsthom St Louisiana Avenue honored Rev GW Michizan. Guests, including Eleanor Relat, contributed to an evening of entertainment with a piano and bridge games. Ethel Wise won the high bridge score as Allen Todd served as cad.
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Eyteringee
Michizan
Plano
Eleanor
Bread Street
Ethel Wise
Allen Todd
Rome
Local organizations schedule meetings this week
The Helping Hand Society meets in the G A R Hall tomorrow afternoon. Rebekah Social Club gathers at Mrs Frank Hoeffel's home 541 West Second Street tomorrow night. South Ridge Missionary Society to be entertained at Cook home Midway Thursday January 10. Church of Christ Division B meets Thursday 2:30 pm at Mrs Hagffel 839 West Broad Street. Amilllary of the Sons of Veterans Degree Team practices Thursday 2:00 pm in the G A R Hall. Moody Bible Class meets Thursday 2:30 pm at Mrs B H Harrison 1104 Lake Ave. Association forms a Glee Club under Mme Gardner Bartiet pending interest. Garford PTA meets Wednesday 7:30 pm with Atty G C Find War addressing. children provide a short program. Hamilton PTA meets Thursday 3:30 pm. Oberammergau operas in Cleveland noted. Independent Order of Bnai B’rith installs new officers for 1924 at Odd Fellows Hall. officers listed. Lorain Lodge officers aid with installation. luncheon served. Dante planned near February. First Congregational Church parish supper and annual business meeting set for Thursday evening with officer elections after. Friendship Club cabinet met after school Monday. plans for foreign pledge and Community Chest discussed. quartier party planned for Thursday. Next cabinet meeting in two weeks.
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Independent Order of Bua
B'rith
Odd Fellows Hall
Fred Alrfield
Louis Iglauer
Vics
Frank Bersoz
Monitor
Sam Lese
Ant
I. Wagan
Werden
A. Golkin
Guardian
Abe Cohen
David Hyman
Otig Airfield
Lorain Lodge
Friendship Club
Ensstern Heights
Ira Aukerman
Ohio
Smith Hastings
Cleveland
Harold Winfield
West 22Nd Place
Keith’s Palace
Harry Smith
Frank Smith
Harry H. Smith Company
Chicago
Grand Rapids
C. Comprobst
Toledo
William Tattersall
Lewis Court
Hazel Meucke
West Broad Street
G. W. Krause
Lansing
Michigan
J. D. Cartright
West Street
Rev. Krause
St. Paul's Church
Bis City
Alice Releh
Amherst
Nancy Turnbull
C. H. Merthe Company
William Kay and Sons
Universal
Bessie Downing
Jeanette
Frances Burke
Lorain County Physicians Meet Tonight Amid Plans
Lorain County physicians hold a meeting this evening at Elyria to hear Dr. P. J. Crawford present a proposed plan for public health. About thirty attendees discuss nominations and progress as the group considers next steps for county health measures.
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Miiogram County
Elyria ¥ A
P. J. Crawford
Obert
D. Ct
First Church Glild Holds Telegram Meeting
An informal gathering at First Church Glild occurred with local attendees discussing community matters. The session featured brief talks and casual exchanges as residents shared updates and concerns.
Quietly Arranged Church Wedding at First Methodist
Ada Hum and H Rae were married Sunday afternoon at the First Methodist Church with Rev. Hdwia Kitoy performing the ceremony. A few friends attended as the couple exchanged vows. Marriage licenses were issued to Leon L. Clement and Mildred Spafford by the Justice of the Peace.
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Ada Hum
H. Rae
Gama
Rae
Tan Welore
Ee First Metadist
Tex
Hdwia Kitoy
Leon L. Clement
Farmer, Stroneville
Mildred Spafford
Amherst Township
Justice of Peace
Entertains at Dinner for Newlywed Ankermans
Mr and Mrs J H Barbyre hosted a family dinner Sunday in honor of newlyweds Mr and Mrs Ira Ankerman. Eleven guests attended with out of town visitors from Cleveland. The Ankermans reside at 540 West Second Street, entertained after January.
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J. H. Barbyre
Ira Ankerman
Sexander
En Rocky “Rae
Ethel Hod
Howard Cote
Cleveland
Ankerman
Hospital Notes and Discharges Include Several Families
The record lists discharges and addresses for multiple patients and babies, including Frank Denes at 112 Irondale Street, a baby girl at Saxe Avenue, and a baby bar at 14 Road. Other listed persons are George Auten, Helen Reiohart, Wal A Blingier, and Mrs Howart Marsh with a club meeting scheduled January 2 at 45 Cambridge Street.
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Irondale Street
Frank Denes
Clyde Shaver
Saxe Avenue
George Auten
Helen Reiohart
Wal. A. Blingier
Lod
Hallworthy Poultry Farm demonstrates large feed bin unit
A five foot long feeder with 100 pounds of feed capacity supports 150 hens for a week without refilling. It has compartments for Grit Shell Beef Scrap and Char coal and features dual feed-saving pans. Hallworthy Poultry Farm invites demonstrations at 80 Oberlin Road Elyria phone 30163.
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Hallworthy
Hallworthy Poultry Farm
Oberlin Road
Elyria
Scranton Holiday Visits Reported Across City
Miss Evelyn Tosh and Thelma Carson of Loran spent the holidays with friends in Scranton. Gertrude Adams of Deni son avenue returned home after Christmas with Miss Ethel Sanders of Youngstown. Esther Jean Clements left for Greensboro to begin as supervisor of public school music. Dr. D N Ambstadter attends a veterinary conference in Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. R W Copas move into their new Hamilton Street home.
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Scranton
Missus Evelyn Tosh
Thelma Carson
Loran
Gertrude Adams
Denison Avenue
Ethel Sanders
Youngstown
D. ON. Ambstadter Fa
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Esther Jean Clements
Owen Clements
Chestnut Street
Greensboro
North Carolina
R. W. Copas
Artemas Court
Hamilton St
Market Price List for Produce Goods
Readable remnants show unit prices for cabbage potatoes onions and related produce. Items include cabbage per ton twenty cents per ton and potatoes Ohio per bun two dollars with other entries for sweet potatoes onions and additional potato pricing.
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Ohio
Welcome Planned for James K. Yackett in New York Return
James K. Yackett returns to New York after a three year absence and is to be formally honored with a public welcome today. The event gathers local residents and officials to celebrate his return and service.
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James K. Yackett
New York
Market prices and items from Cleveland produce market
The Cleveland market shows varied produce names and prices including eggs fresh packing 1-2, butter or oleo listings, York State cheese, poultry fowls and turkeys, apples and strawberries, navy beans, and miscellaneous items with scattered price points. The clipping reflects a typical late era old market listing with multiple line items and grades.
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Cleveland
Enw
York State
The Danger of Pneumonia and Father John’s Medicine
An advice note warns that colds can lead to pneumonia and promotes Father John’s Medicine as a safe remedy. It claims the product strengthens resistance to germs, cleanses impurities, soothes breathing passages, and is guaranteed alcohol and drug free after sixty eight years in use.
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Baenae
Father John
Father Johns
Sears
European Actor Hackett Family’s Theatrical Legacy
Europe has long stood among America’s eminent stage figures. Mr. Hackett’s family has several generations in the theater, with Holmesall educated for law who joined Pulmmers stock company then Daly’s, rising to leading man and star. Hackett, inheriting managerial bent, directed work of others and ran theaters in New York and beyond. After a lengthy stay in England and France he earned honors for Shakespearean performances and was decorated by the French government.
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Europe
America
Havkatt
Hollmsoll
College of the City of New York
A.M. Pulmmer
Philadelphia
Augustn Daly
Distinctive Cave Near Dobsing Hungary With Winter Scene
A striking o ak cavern in the Jee Cave near Dobsing Hungary covers about 10 000 square yards and remains in perpetual winter. Electricity lights the stunning stalactites creating a vivid display. Two hundred wild horses from Humboldt County Nevada were shipped to Santa Barbara for slaughter as chicken feed. Sophronia's Wedding at M E church parlors Friday 7 30 adults 25c children under 12 Tickets on sale Loomis'
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Jee
Dobsing
Hungary
Desert End
Humboldt County
Nevada
Santa Barbara
Calif
Sophronia
M. E. Ehurch
Loomis
Toledo Friends Make Plans and Local Moves
Cites BE wa anti Mir and Mrs J F Beck of 249 Oxford Court are sitting friends in Toledo and plan to return Friday. Marion Wilder returns to Monmouth College studies in Monmouth New Jersey. Lenore Shumaker a Lima High School teacher in Chagrin Falls accepts a position with the local high school faculty. Lengford F Burke seeks an address before the Ant Assqoaten in Newark Ohio. John Block and George Bood intend to visit Fort Be Mond and Raut for safer paths with Miss Tougary Bovtia departing Smith.
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Marion Wilder
Monmouth Coles
Monmouth
Tinos
Mass Lenore Shumaker
Chagrin Falls
Lima H.ch
Lengford F. Burke
Newark
Oeliver Mooe
John Block
George
Fort
Sar Maine
Smith
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Ladies Auxiliary
Knights of St. John
Moose Hall
Lorain County Medical Society
Swinnerton
G. Rhoder
R. BE. Hultz
F. Roth
Jack Norsworthy
Geo. Allen
C. W. Haines
Clay Wilmont
Alva Smith
Lynn Fitzpatrick
Walter Barnes
Q. M
Dave Hulman
E. Greenland
Dietitian OF
Plain Dealer
McKinley P. T. A
McKinley Parent-Teachers Association
Florence LaGanka
Diettian
The
Cleveland Plain Dealer
C. L. Fisk
First
Pythian Sisters
Priiaan Ters Nas
Eleanor Sonpells
Florella Helérich
Rubr Bewl
Amherst Temple
PAI Agma Deltas
Reinhardt
Helping Hand Society
G. A R. Hall
Rebekah Social Club
Frank Hoeffel
West Second Street
South Ridge Missionary Society
Cook Home
Midway
Church of Christ
Hagffel
Amillary of the
Sons of Veterans
GA. R. Hall
Moody Bible
B. H. Harrison
Lake Ave
Mme Gardner-Bartiet
Garford Parent-Teachers’ Association
Atty. G. C. Find War
Hamilton
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Oberammergau
First Congregational Church
Offic
Lorain CO
Newey
First Church
GLILD
Cleveland Road
Howart Marsh
Cambridge Stree
Jamesway
E. Broad St. Bridge
Phillips
Legion of Honor
Second Street
Elks’ Club
Baby
Ste
Columbus
Capital City Products Co
Joe F Tallotmer
Willi M. Bru Boynton Detdich
Terest i
Alber Faron
Lin
Waite
Elyrn Peter Finkel
Alber Hounds
Li Fredpowicz
Bubdivis Co
ALY
Hiram Roberts
Saving Co
Packerfield
Percis Warrick
Yand Bea Ely
Schultz
Mike Asek
Lot Lorain
Thomaack
Lot Ad
Francesc Allotment
Anna ‘Pt
Lot
Leottar Auto Liv
Sheffield
Bartley II
Dickering
Gage
Negro
Coun
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