Community groups hold meetings across city clubs and churches
Numerous clubs and churches met tonight including the Variety Club Frences Kirkbride and Lauren clubs. guilds at St. Andrews and Grace Lutheran discussed programs. The Big Four Club resumed, with Mrs. Clarence hosting on River Street. prizes awarded to Mrs. Hogan and Mrs. Oakley. next meeting planned. KH. P. Chapman Camp and Sons of Union Veterans finalized joint installation with the G A R ball set for January 70, with officers present and arrangements made.
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Frences
St. Adrew's
Miewi
Guildrep
Mary
E. Brodbeck
Lorain County
Medirei Lodp
Waoman's Welsh Club
Jam Seville
High Street
BIG Four Club
Clarence
River Street
Pedro
Mary Hogan
Mra. C. Oakley
Hawaiian band meets Friday for evening rehearsal
A Hawaiian band gathers Friday at 7 p.m. to repair and restore tone on all instruments ensuring full ensemble sound for the performance.
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Mistin Eagles
Annual Parish Meeting at St Andrews Parish
The annual parish meeting of St. Andrews church was held last evening in the church hall. The gathering elected vestrymen including St. S I Roerod and G. Smaurz with J. D. Rob eon as treasurer William A Dehm and MEL Hendricks among others. New officers McFillen and J. E also noted.
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St. Andrees Seppal
St. S i Roerod
Somior
G. Smaurz
J. D. Rob. ‘Eon
William A. Dehm
Mel Hendricks
Stevens
Fettendge
McFillen
J. E
Officers elected at women’s division of Second Congregational church
Mrs C F Wiseman hosted sixteen members and six guests as the Young Women’s Division of the Second Congregational church held its election of officers for the coming year. Elected: president Eva Macker, vice president Dorothy Staufo, secretary Hachel Cotton, treasurer Eleien Seville, sunshine treasurer Maud Eleanor Beam, missionary leader Ruth Pane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Wiseman
Wood- Tendavonne
Second Congregational Church
Eva Macker
Dorothy Staufo Secretar
Hachel Cotton
Freimtsurer
Eleien Seville
Siunshine Treseurer
Maud Eleanor Beam
Ruth Pane
Roosevelt School Open House Announcement
Roosevelt School will hold an open house Wednesday evening from 7:00 to 9:00. The event invites observations and a final hour for demonstrations.
Franklin PTA Meeting and Various Club Activities
Franklin Parent-Teacher Association will hear Joe H. Wilcos of the juvenile court Thursday at 3.2, followed by pupil features at Franklin School. The Round Table Club hosts Miss Dorothy and guests Wednesday evening in Columbus Street. Numerous lodge, church, and community group meetings are listed, with readings, suppers, and dances announced for the coming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Duckett
DL CE
Olivette Lauck
Vernice Lance
Phillis Duckett
Westage
Cotrese Ordell
West River Street
Franklin Parent-Teacher Association
Joe H. Wilcos
Juvenils Court
Franklin School
Round Table Club
Dorothy & Her
Columbus Street
Snyder
John Rankin
Lucille Hinman
Dantes of Matya Driili
Severnd Congregational Caure
Gen. Lamberton
Glendaburk
Expe
Culture Club
Louis Ue Tiendaenne
Wurst Hall
Ladies’ Auxiliary
St. John Mirch
Goaler Hall
St Paul's Angelical Church
George Derker
River Street
Ohio Graduate Nurses
Cleveland Nursing Center
Euclid Avenue
District No. 4
Ohio Graduate Nurses Associatinay
St. Barnabas Guild
Ceveland
Euclid Avenus
Cleveland
Wanted Refined American Hus I Seeks Board and Wages
Personal ad from Chrony Telegraph seeking a refined American husband candidate. The man requests comfortable board and cash payment in private family setting. Box 462 Chron ile Telegraph.
Women of Mooseheart Lesson Lorain Postponed Installation
Notice announces postpone ment of a women s Mooseheart lesson in Lorain until Tan Tsth at Wurst Hall for local installation. Also offers male help wanted for carpet floor covering and drapery dept to perform high quality window shade work and be generally useful. Must furnish references. Vola TOF Anwar
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Woemen
Mooseheart
Lorain
Tan
Wurst Hall
Vola Tof Anwar
Calendar Club program at First Congregational church
The Calendar Club of the First Congregational church held a meeting with Mrs. Frank Pierson chairing. President Etie Hecock opened with New Year greetings and outlined upcoming work. The program featured readings and piano with selections by Francis Thomesuo, Karl Kaley, Leo Mugers, and others, including songs and a Christmas theme. Refreshments followed the program.
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Icalendar Club
Calendar Club
First Congregational Church
Frank Pierson
Etie Hecock
Francis Thomesuo
Aira
Kurn Cochrane
Dol. H. ‘Coehrne Roth Cochrane
Crack Lutheran Congregation Hears Good Reports
Officials of Grace Lutheran Church and department heads reported a solid year financially and in progress. The annual meeting last evening discussed reduced debt, plans for new work, and social outreach for the congregation.
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Crack Lutheran Congregation
Grace
Workers Conference at Church of Christ Held
The Sunday School elementary division served a supper to Workers Conference members at the Church of Christ. There was good attendance. Main business covered plans for the Standard Training School to be held there January.
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The
Chareh of Christ
When She Skits This Comfortable Skiing Costume
A Paton designers a practical skiing outfit in marine novelty wool with bright red accents. The garment blends comfort and function for cold weather activities.
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Paton
Local Community Meeting Notes On Wighth Street
A fragmented report describes a community gathering on Wighth Street with attendees including Marguerite Metters and Reeier, noting attendance, dress, and chatter. Mentions a mission member, school officials, and a reception with refreshments held in February at a Barrer home.
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Wighth Street
Derac
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Barrer
Children’s Pictorial Cross Word Puzzle
Puzzle hints show a pictorial cross word with clues like Word 1 In the picture Word 5 To all Roming Dorn Word 2 A poetic name for heady of land surrounded by water Plural Word A musical instrument.
Directors Meet At iF ta Y WL Bar
The Hoard of Directors of the iF ta Y WL met in the par hs of the Y W C A for a regular month board meeting. January twenty first. Adele Brown was appointed as decoration chief. Elizabeth Wibyo of New York City has recently returned from India and will give an advance report. Jane Penfound engaged to Frederick W. Sight. The W Club meeting featured a mass portion for the play with sponsor participation. Born to Mr and Mrs Seabource 82 Lorain Boulevard Elyria Me.
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YW. Co
Srs
Hazel
Wood
Ches
Wistherstenberg
Jumpene
Tier Fillo
Primier
Tre More
Remainer
Fir Minnes
Deine
Bhianer
Doris Tien
Me Wagner
Smith
Wesp A
If Ta Y. WL
Par
Stiffler
Tiabalsa Adele Brown
Marry Crandell
Maule Marsh
FC Burghtas Beebe
Sirs
Jens
Korg
Pakehul
Elizabeth Wibyot
New York City
India
Caughter
Jane
Frederick W. Pent
Snidmore College
Pianbece
Beard
Many Sons
New York
uUsibuccar
Colombia
Jane Pe
Eustor
ASD Tr. W
Phavaa Keri
Mr. and Mrs. Seabource
Lorain Boulevard
Elyria Me
Aliarlage Liens and Lorain Names in Court Notes
Hospital notes omit several names while Lorain residents Patton and Mastin are listed with ages and occupations. Other names include Simmons Florian Gatean Jagas Spaires Bradner and M2u with various trades. a magistrate is mentioned. Addresses show Weet River Street Jefferson Street and Lake Avenue areas.
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Albert Patton
Porter
Ya Mastin
Lorain
Rev. Simmons
Florian Gatean
Laborer
Aura Jagas
Rey. J. Spaires
Julio HH. Bradner
Tefen
Tomka
Luna Nemei
Hichard Sayers
Jefferson Street
Lake Avenue
Udier Corrud
Local personals and visits mix with industry note
Local society notes list visits from John F. Crowley of Detroit and Mildred Stearns of Lakewood plus Elyria and Minerva residents. Mentions illnesses and improvements at Farms and a California return. A late paragraph discusses a chemical method for developing larvae and a separate note on workers’ wages in the U S building trades.
Gross Betting Pranks Sting College Tales
A Western college dismisses a young professor over inordinate bets and pranks. The president relocates him to an eastern college where the wager leads to brash bets, a failed bet to strip a rival, and a public lesson on conduct and reputation.
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Eastern College
West
Bocks
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Bt Johns
Alfred Buchetz
Cread
Enorth
uLp
Schirsch
Bishops Crusade
Howard Barbour
Joseph Out
HS Retary
Iis
Ind St
Rialto
Resehm
Thee Cour Steup Tor Shloher
Whert's Quality Pharmacy
ST. Andrews
Second
CONG
L. Churchel
Monday Colonial Club
Ming
Theodore Faxon
Middle Avenue
A. H W. Stoddard
Sixth Street
Columbia
Hello Blue Bird
Chas. KaLkey
Marty Dear
Kate Smith
Ted Lewis
Suip
Elykia Ewe
Rial
Literature and Drama Department
Florencs LaGanke Harrig
Literature and Prana
Nebuchadnezzer
Omar Khayram
Wiges
Patel
J. Mo Peck
Frank Beebe
West Avene
William Crisp
Sixth St
California
Springvale
Eagles Hall
Banquet Alot Club
Hell
Akron
Coonrad
Hunter
Nitz
Miller
Ad Uy
America
Alonzo Brown
Brown
Lou Soon
John Hadawar
Miss Brown
Hadara
Carr
Joliv Twenty
Onza Brown
Sa Tea -Fames
Progrres
Plarec
Mre
Onto Stremple Thompson
Joho Ce Whitzer
East Rive
Oscar Thompsa
ST. Patties Jolly
Jolly Janiers
St. Pat Sutday
Maxine Paok
Workers Conference
Church OF Christ
Ctaimi EL
Irie IV
Diretors
Vicks
Vaporub
Mulion
Yeanty
B. Lorain
C. BK. Maurioz
Minerva
Oliv
Elyria
Ornard
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