Companionate Unions Rise In China As People Marry For Love
A North China correspondent reports a swift shift from arranged marriages to companionate unions and love matches. Newspaper announcements replace ceremonies as Kuomintang urged cost cuts, while conservatives resist these western-inspired changes spreading from Peking to rural areas.
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Peking
China
West
Kuomintang
America
Europe
Nationalist Party
Juden
Investment Glass Begins Tuesday at Ohio State YMCA
Arrangements are complete for the Ohio State University investment course to start at 7 p.m. Tuesday at the YMCA after a postponement due to a public health order. Professor J Wesley Sternberg will lead the first session outlining the course scope and enrollment for the 23 week period, with weekly meetings.
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Ohio State University
Y. M
Board of Health
J. Wesley Sternberg
Alyria Course Sponsored by M C A and Board of Trade
The Alyria course is being sponsored by the M C A and the Board of Trade, cooperating with the university.
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Alyria
The
M.C. A
Board of Trade
University
Multiple Local Societies Meet Monday Across City Venues
A crowded Monday slate includes King Solomon's Lodge at the Masonic Hall Chevalier Lodge and H P Chapman Camp Six Sons of Union Veterans at the G A R Hall Knights of Columbus and Brotherhood of American Yeomen gatherings with clubs and church groups meeting in Y W C A St Pauls Evangelical church and local schools senior parish events at St Andrews and First Congregational Church with book reviews and parish business in the afternoon and evening.
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King Solomon's Lodge
A. M
Masonic Hall
Chevalier Lodge
Pythias
H. P. Chapman
Sons of Union Veterans
G. A. R. Hall
Knights of Columbus
K. of C. Hall
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Young Men's Club
M. Co. A
Lat A Lot Club
Third Street
First Congregational Church
N. A. Q. Club
Grace Lumley
Beverly Court
St. Andrew’s Church
Alumnae Council Meeting Hosts Van Dusen Weekend Visit
Mrs James W Van Dusen visits Fainesville Ohio for Lake Erie College Alumnae Council events. The group will hear student talks on college activities at dinner and meeting. Tomorrow classes are visited and a luncheon hosted by President Miss Vivian Small. Reverend Earl Vinie speaks on Religion and the American College. A music recital and Sunday vesper services at Morley Music Hall feature Dean Graham of Oberlin.
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James W. van Dusen
Middle Avenue
Fainesville
Ohio
Lake Erie College
Vivian Small
Miss Small
Earl Vinie
Religion
American College
Department of Music
Morley Music Hall
Dean Graham
Oberlin
Northwest En encampment meets. officers to be installed
Members of the Northwest En campment met in the Odd Fellow's Hall for formal session. Plans were made for the next meeting on the twenty fifth of the month to install officers in private session. Degree work will be exemplified after the meeting and practice held at the conclusion. Gilbert Diedrick hosts Jolly Sixteen Five Hundred Club. high scores awarded to Lester Squires Lucille Roling Alvin Poughlin Catherine Spaeth. Next club meeting set for Friday at Xuss Marion Squires’ home.
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Northwest
Gilbert Diedrick
Jolly Sixteen Five Hundred
LaGrange Road
Lester Squires
Lucille Roling
Alvin Poughlin
Catherine Spaeth
Xuss Marion Squires
la Grange Road
Health hints from the Y W C A promote regular exercise
Miss Browne education secretary urges not to delay healthful activity and invites readers to join YWCA classes including social dancing, basketball, clogging, and limbering. The Wings of Youth Club meets Tuesday at 7 pm at 340 Broad Street with Roy Kolp expected to be back soon.
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Miss Browne
Wormer
Elyrians
Wings of
Broad Street
Meetings and society notices from Elyria area churches
Division D of the Second Congregational Church meets Monday at two at Mrs. Frank Spencer’s Spruce Street home. Ladies Aid of United Presbyterian meets Monday at two at Mrs. F. A. Lawrence’s 157 Eastern Heights Boulevard. Elizabeth Stevens Society of the Methodist meets Monday at five thirty for supper. Bernard O Donnell attended a Cleveland basketball game last night where his team won. William M. Gates leaves New York law firm for Cleveland practice with Squires Saunders and Dempsey and will spend weekend with Mr. and Mrs. George Stevens Junior. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Gates recover from influenza. Miss Virginia Taylor to spend weekend at home in Lakewood, Ohio. Elyria Aerie Number 31 of Eagles redecorates lodge rooms under health board closing order, led by Samuel May and Frederick Heilman. Mrs. Herman Stevens of Columbus Street hosts Ninety Five Club Thursday afternoon January 17.
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Frank Spencer
Spruce Street
Ladies’ Aid Society
United Presbyterian Church
F. A. Lawrence
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Elizabeth Stevens Society
The
Methodist Church
Bernard O'Donnell
Cleveland
O'Donnell
William M. Gates
New York City
Squires, Saunders and Dempsey
Gates
George Stevens
East Avenue
Edgar Gates
Second Streets
Virginia Taylor
Lakewood
Ohio
R. E Taylor
Elyria Aerie
Order of Eagles
Board of Health
Samuel May
Frederick Heilman
Herman Stevens
Columbus Street
Ninety Five Club
Elyrians Invitees Named for Governor Inauguration Reception
A list of Elyrians invited to Myers Y. Cooper's inauguration in Columbus includes Mr and Mrs Alex C Schilleman Mr and Mrs J C Bins and Mr and Mrs Clarence Adams Invitations cover a 4 PM reception in the Hotel Deshler ballroom and an 7 30 PM inauguration ceremony followed by a State Mansion open house with Governor and Mrs Cooper receiving guests.
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Myers Y. Cooper
Columbus
Alex C. Schilleman
J. C. Bins
Clarence Adams
Cooper
Hotel Deschler of Columbus
Immaculate Conception Church Joins Clara Hollis and William Riley
At 8:30 this morning at the Church of the Immaculate Conception in Grafton, Clara Hollis of this city married William J. Riley of Cleveland. Rev. L J Collins officiated. Attendants were Mr and Mrs A Dorman of Cleveland. A wedding breakfast followed for the bridal party in Cleveland. The couple then departed for an extended trip to Los Angeles and other western destinations.
Railroader William Riley and Clara Hollis Named in Cleveland Notice
Railroader William J. Riley of Cleveland and Clara Hollis of Elyria are listed in a local notice with Rev. Collins of Grafton also named. The brief entry notes associations among the individuals in a community record.
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William J. Riley
Cleveland
Clara Hollis
Elyria
Rev. Collins
Grafton
Admissions and discharges list from LaGrange hospital
Edward Guthrie of Route 1 LaGrange is admitted. Discharges include Robert Elek of 127 Park View Court, and Albert Scott of 331 East Bridge.
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Edward Guthrie
LaGrange
Robert Elek
Park View Court
Albert Scott
East Bridge
Miss Marian Metcalf Returns to Oberlin from Visit
Personal notices list several Elyria and Cleveland visits. Miss Marian Metcalf returns from a two week stay at Miss Richs home on 25S 16th Street and resumes residence in Oberlin. Other items note Brazel Richards Elyria trip en route to Conneant Ohio, and Mrs. William Stuntz recovering from tin illness. Also listed are Mrs Park Hobl and daughter recovering, Marguerite Shaw visiting parents, and multiple weekend guests at Cornell Avenue. Birth announced for Mr and Mrs Dan Symons of 264 Ohio Street on January 11. Mrs Herman Paeth and daughters return from FreMont after visiting.
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Marian Metcalf
Rich
16Th Street
Oberlin
Brazel Richard
Elyria
Conneant
Ohio
William Stuntz
Schramm Road
Park Hobl
Harwood Street
Marguerite Shaw
Spencerian Business College
Delaware Named After Lord De La War History
Delaware derives its name from Lord De La Warr, an English nobleman. The name reflects early colonial ties to English leadership and exploration.
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Delaware
Lord DeLa War
England
Northern Michigan wolves and women face harsh routes
In Michigan’s Upper Peninsula a report from Miss Alberta L. Bates details women walking miles through snow to attend extension meetings amid abundant wolves. Miss Margaret B Harris notes diverse languages and social contrasts among pioneer and farmer neighbors, with health and nutrition projects highlighted.
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East Lansing
Michigan
Upper Peninsula
Fictlon
Alberta L. Bates
Marquatte Counts
Bates
Margaret B Harris
Jean
North
Progressiv
Harris
Marquette County
Stars to Receive Names From Famous Air Pilots Debate
French aviation circles discuss naming stars after famed pilots like Lindbergh Byrd and Nungesser arguing it would honor aviation feats and blend with the complex Greek nomenclature used in astronomy, though some oppose the idea.
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Panis
Lindbergh
Byrd
Cribivaud
Nungesser Guysemet
Avay
Astroaone Et
Singers' Convention in Cleveland Approaches May 12 to 14
More than a few socialists and members of the Sinerre Alliance of America are expected to attend the triennial emanation of the organization in Cleveland from May 12 to 14.
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Cleveland
Is Sinerre Alliance of America
Dr Foster to Speak at Congregational Church
Dr. Foster will appear at the Congregational Church in Ne. Olmsted on Sunday January 13, 1929.
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Foster
Congregational Church
Ne. Olmsted
School Row Ends at Yarmouthport After Chocolate Incident
In Yarmouthport the Parent-Teacher Association served hot chocolate to Capt. John Simpkins School at noon. The event followed a disturbance yesterday when a school committee woman poured hot chocolate down the domestic science sink, delaying refreshments until a state policeman arrived.
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Yarmouthport
John Simpkins
Eagles Dance Featuring Happy Hines Orchestra Friday
Happy Hines and his orchestra play for the Eagles dance Friday evening January 18 at the club hall. The event promises lively music and a festive crowd, with the outfit set to provide a full swing and dance program.
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Happy Hines
Eagles
Ancient observatory unearthed in Mecklenburg circle
A prehistoric observatory was discovered at Bueizow Mecklenburg. Dated to about 1181 B C it forms a circle of stones used to track the sun’s annual circuit and acts as a calendar. In London Frederick Broadley died in a Southland cinema watching Pire. death due to heart disease.
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London
Bueizow
Mecklenburg
Frederick Broadley
Southland
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