Meetings and Social Notes From The Week
The Willing Workers of the Yeeomen will not meet and will issue no further notice. The Ladies Auxiliary of Eagles postpones until further notice. Circle No 9 of the Methodist church delays meeting with arrangements to be announced. Bethel Shrine will not meet on Thursday per Board of Health. Mrs John Grouse hosted a bridge evening at 919 Middle Avenue with roses and green decor. Prizes awarded to Mrs Fred Brown, first. Mrs Kenneth Sexton, second. Mrs McElhinney, third. Out of town guests included Mrs McElhinney of Coatesville, Pa. Miss Lottie Mathison of Cleveland. Mrs Evangeline Nichols of Oberlin. Mrs Jared Smith of Cincinnati.
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Willng
Yeeomen
T ¢ Ladies Auxiliary of
Eagles
Circle No. 9
The
Methodist Church
Bethel Shrine
Board of Health
John Grouse
Middle Avenue
Fred Brown
Kenneth Sexton
McElhinney
Coatesville
Lot
Miss Mary Tackacs Weds Michael Gula at St Marys Parish
Miss Mary Tackacs daughter of Mr and Mrs Steve Tackacs became the bride of Michael Gula of Lorain Saturday evening at 7 at St Marys Church with Rev Peters officiating. The bride wore light tan chiffon and pink and white sweet peas adorned the bouquet. Maid of honor Lillian Porostorsky wore lavender chiffon with lavender and white sweet peas. Bridesmaids Misses Nagy and Kovacs wore pink chiffon with pink sweet pea bouquets. Floyd Tackacs, brother of the bride, was best man. A reception followed at the groom’s home with D of M club members and close friends present. Stephen Yuhas of Detroit was the only out of town guest.
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Mary Tackacs
Steve Tackacs
Michael Gula
Lorain
St. Mary's Parsonage
Rev. Peters
Lillian Porostorsky
Betty Nagy
Mary Kovacs
Floyd Tackacs
Stephen Yuhas
Detroit
Club Events Cancelled Due to Flu Outbreak
The Spring Valley Country Club cancels the ladies bridge party on January 10 and the Club Mixed Bridge on January 12 because many members are ill with the flu. The next event is the Grown Up Kids party on January 26. The Utopia Club will not meet tonight and the Literary Club postpones its meeting until the flu ban is lifted.
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Spring Valley Country Club
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Noted
Admissions include Mrs. Joseph Arice of 1117 Middle Ave. Discharges list Helen Neufer of 135 School St and Mrs. Walter Yarbaugh with a baby boy at 1838 Middle Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Arice
Middle Ave
Helen Neufer
Walter Yarbaugh
Local Personal Notes From Cleveland Residents
Mr and Mrs Sumner M Hartwell of Cleveland spent Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs J G Bins on Middle avenue. Mrs Anna Grills at 2369 arrival street entered Emvica Clinic Monday afternoon for operative treatment. Robert Fauver returned Sunday afternoon to Amherst College after visiting his parents Mr and Mrs L B Fauver. Mrs Milton Wilta and Winifred Fay of Wachingan avenue spend the day in Warren Ohio. Miss Ann Brown daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl Brown of Ohio street left for Kentucky to resume studies at Science Hill. R E L Lumley of Vermilion spent Sunday with friends in Erie. Dr and Mrs Y D Dahse returned to their home after spending time in Vermilion called there by the death of Mrs Backus matter. Harry Beller of Cleveland street returned to Hudson Ohio to continue studies at Western Reserve Seminary. Ms Wilford Bowdler and sons of 2nd John, of 519 Park Place, have been the past week with flu and recovered. Mrs J P Bechtel of South Side is visiting sister Mrs T Colter of Middle avenue. Doris Todd Americanization worker at the local Settlement.
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Sumner M. &. Hartwell
Cleveland
J. G. Bins
Middle Avenue
Anna Grills
Arrison Street
Emvica Clinic
Robert Fauver
Amherst Cotlege
Lb. B. Fauver
Milton Wilta
Vies Winifred Fay
Waching
Warren
Ohio
Ann Brown
Earl Brown
Ohio Street
S.ning
Kellesville
Kentucy
Science Hillerhaol
R. EL Lumley
Vermilion, Oo
Eirria
YD. Dahse
Hein
Second Street
Vermilion
Backus
Harry Beller
Cleveland ‘Street
Hud‘son
Western Reserve Emry
Wilford Bowdler
Southize
T. Collter
Doris Todd
Harvey Curtis
Denison Avenue
Alma Vickers
Finleyville
Pennsylvania
Br Aster
R. L. Butler
Grace Schalke
Chicago School of Art
Schulke
Cleveland Street
Ervin Wentz
Rensselaer School of Technology
Troy
Elyria
Vivian Lord
M. H. Lord
Baldwin Wallace College
Hom
Marian Lord
Oberlin College
Jared Smith
George Weller
Park Avenue
Cincinnati
Evangeline Nichols
Oberlin
Elyra
Lottie Mathisson
McElhinney
R. P. Vaughn
Coatesville
Hoke
Stanford Avenue
Winess
Nelson Fhlich
East Avenue
Dartmouth College
Principia College
St Louis
Fannie Brown
Princeton Avenue
Salineville
J. D. Kiser
John Gibbons
North Ridgeville
Ada Smith
Florida
Macon
Georgia
Joan Smith
Tenth Street
Miss Smith
Paul Schmitigen
Los Angeles
California
Schmitisen
Elyria High School
Albert Petersen
Billr
Corpus Christi
Texas
Harry Stinchcomb
Cambridge Street
Canton
Stinchcombb
Carroll ©. Griffin
Carbine Company
Niagara Falls
aAtier
Sixth Street
Carl Darner
Pittsburgh
Fredo Sanford
Satsburg
Norman Passinger
Mercershere
Moercerters
Ill and improved by flu and pneumonia cases
Local notes report several residents recovering from flu and pneumonia. Names include Harvey Curtis of Denison Avenue, Alma Vickers visiting in Finleyville, and Grace Schalke in Chicago. Many students return to colleges after holidays. others travel for studies or to visit family.
Auto Thief Escapes Marshals Near Parkerthurz Trial Scene
An auto thief evaded U S marshals after a confrontation near Parkerthurz. The suspect fled in a car with accomplices including three prisoners later captured. authorities pursued, and a marshal accompanied the pursuit but the suspect escaped. The incident involved O'Hara Cake and others in a Virginia river area.
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Macwetta
Virginia
AK Ton New SR
I.l
Tolegy
Artor
Teta
Panesteaena
Walebe
Parkerthurz
Coctian
Marehal
Raccoon as Whig Emblem and Member Nickname
A cryptic note recalls the raccoon symbol of the Whig party from 2835 to 2845 and shows it as a popular name for members. The line hints at a fabled or coded reference with the phrase Was coos marking a playful or regional term.
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Coos
Operate or Boy in Cleveland Crime Case
A dependent youth from New Philadelphia, Arthur Emery, was seized by federal authorities for robbing an Ohio Tel piece Co lock box at the New Philadelphia post office. He admitted taking letters, cashed one for over a thousand dollars, and scattered the rest. doctors later found a brain abscess from X rays possibly causing eccentric behavior. Court sought a stay of sentence as he undergoes surgery. If recovered and shows change, he may be returned to his parents. otherwise he faces transfer to an army training school in Washington.
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Cleveland
Arthur Emery
New Philadelphia
City Hospital
Ohio
New
Hiadelpina
Arthur
Archur
Iie
Washington
Irene Nungesser
U. S
Teday
Miss Nungesser
Paul Janes
Indicted teen in murder of recluse in Logan county
Grand jury charges 18 year old Ray Feathered with murder of Jacopo Kunkjer, a recluse, at a cabin near Mound Crossings. The indictment cites the act as several weeks past and notes Feathered confessed to the crime while details of the scene and victim are described in fragmented obituary style text.
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Logan
Charsing Fist
Theri Ferin
Tae
County Omoials Boyes
Geerta
Fuzzy OCR Brief Points to Local Sports Note
A fragmentary OCR item references a game or event with unclear details. Names, dates, teams, or places are unreadable, leaving only scattered hints of a score style statement and possible participants. The readable portion suggests a brief sports or community item from a local source.
Poorhertas trap in the Try Crooks Coal Co.
An OCR fragment references a trap or incident involving the Try Crooks Coal Company and a Ph. DTS. context or name fragment. Readable details are limited, but the items point to a local industrial or labor matter with unclear event specifics.
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Poorhertas
Crooks Coal Ca
DTS
Marmola Diet Plan Promises Quick Fat Loss
An old advertising blurb touts Marmola as a modern diet method available for twenty years. It claims rapid health and vitality improvements, with a book in each box explaining the formula and why results occur. Readers are urged to ask their druggist for a one dollar Marmola box today.
Soviet School Class Divisions Worry Leaders
Mme Krupskaya, widow of Lenin, told editors the class divisions in Soviet schooling are intolerable and terrible, as private traders and intelligentsia children enter school literate while laborers and peasants’ children are largely illiterate. She notes a two class distinction among pupils, with high failure rates and costly “raw-eaters” in the system. She proposes more worker kindergartens, but funds are scarce and preschool access remains low across Russia and its provinces.
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Nadezjda Krupahuya
Lenin
Mme. Krupskaya
Nep
Tuer
Mme. Krupskava de
Russia
Mme. Kripskaya
Trussia
Greenwich Wit LASE BES Walle Collar
Greenwich Village once Paris Latin Quarter like now shifts to white collar calm and aristocratic. Physical changes blur the old artist and sex scene as shops and basements transform beyond recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich
New York
America
Paris
Changing Village Life Reflects Wealthier New Tenants
The Village transforms with remodeled flats and lavish amenities as a new, affluent class of bankers, professionals, and businesswomen arrives. Gone are the shabby doorways and old cafés. now trim evergreen gates, scrubbed steps, built in baths, and electric lighting mark the elevated housing boom and higher rents.
Piano and Dance Lessons at Day's Music Store Studios
Notice that Bob Veon will teach piano accordion and dance style trumpet playing at Day's Music Store Studios. Make reservations now at Day's Music Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Veon
Music Store
Changes in Village Atmosphere Advertise Modern Living
The text notes Acadia apartments with open fireplaces electric grills and electric refrigerators. The Villarey district has become quieter replacing the noisy past while cabarets remain in the area. The Bowery around the Village has transformed from Prohibition era color to a quieter era. Times are changing for the better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acadia
Villarey
Prac
Plymouth Angered by Drinking Dens Claim
Lady Nancy Astor faces anger in Plymouth over a report that the city is infested with drinking dens. Local dignitaries push statistics to prove sobriety, while John Squire and John J. Moses lead calls for a police clean-up. Women on the city council back safety concerns for girls.
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Plymouth
Eng
Nancy Astor
England
Johns. Squire
John J. Moses
Winning Russ Divorce Easy as Getting Wed
New York report notes marriages in Russia occur with few frills and divorces are similarly streamlined says the Kansas City Star. The article contrasts Soviet life and Western expectations, highlighting simplified procedures and rapid marital changes amid broader social conditions.
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New York
Russia
Kansas City
Marriage bonds may be signed without consent or license
The text asserts that parental consent bannus and license are not required for tying the martin knot, nor are suits at law with proven fault necessary for serving bonds. Signing in an official register suffices and the registrar of marriage is not essential, but only advised.
Barcelonian Taxi Drivers Strike Over New Codes
Reports from Port Barcelo n a describe a citywide taxi driver strike in Barcelonia Catalonia amid penalties in new laws. Private chauffeurs join, streetcar workers threaten action, sabotage disrupts streets and communications, hurting city services and commerce.
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Port Bou
Catalonits
Barcelonia
Te Stree
Musterole Laxitive Cold Tablets Ad Thriftline
Quick relief for head colds with no griping or buzzing. Chocolate coated and easy to take. Made by Musterole, Cleveland Ohio. All druggists or direct postpaid 5 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musterole Company
Cleveland
Ohio
Nationalist Government of Ching unveils mint for March start
The nationalist government announces a government mint at a cost of 3 billion pounds to commence operations on March 1. The new dollar will feature the likeness of Sun Yat-sen.
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Ching Bax
Sun Yat-sen
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