Former Elyria Girl Weds J Benjamin Greene III in Tampa
Lora Gillis, daughter of Mr and Mrs Edwin Gillis, wed J Benjamin Greene III in Tampa Florida on Monday January tenth. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Peter Ry. Gillis a Ward Belmont graduate, Greene a St Petersburg High School graduate. The couple will reside at 6260 Second Avenue South St. Petersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lora Gillis
Elyria
J. Benjamin Greene III
Tampa, Florida
Iss Lora Gillis
J. Benjamin Green III
Tampa
Florida
Peter RY
Miss Gillis
Edwin Gillis
Second Avenue South
St. Petersburg
Ward-Belmont College
Nashville
Tennessee
Greene
St. Petersburg High School
The
University of Florida At
Gainesville
James B. Greene, Jr
Rio Vista
Second Avenue
Republican Women Hear Judge Findley Speak on Asia Crisis
The Elyria Republican Women's Club met at the Woman's Club with a flag salute and singing. New officers announced include Mrs. George Colburn as legislative chairman and Mrs. Wilfrid Bowdler as music chairman. Judge Guy B. Findley spoke on Our Immediate Interest in Asia, describing the Panay sinking and liberty themes as he urged vigilance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angalute
Elyria Republican Women’s Club
Woman's Club
B. H. Long
George Colburn
Wilfrid Bowdler
Frank Stetson
J. L. Bridgeland
Clarence Beazell
Myles Perry
Wimmer
Lorain
Gilbert Berman
Ethel Ryan
Eric Chapman
Guy B. Findley
Asia
Panay
Pacific
Atlantic
Canada
Mexico
Literary Club notes and social events described
Mrs W C Hill reviewed The Ni by Emil Ludwig for the Literary Club Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Alta Bourkes spoke on radio history naming Hertz Marconi and Edison. Reading and music interludes followed with Rastus Johnson’s Call to Preach. Officers for next year were named. A tureen luncheon precedes the February fifteenth study program. G G Club planned a February 12 dinner at Thomas Grill. Bridge five hundred prizes awarded and a special prize to Mrs Helen Popa. Spaghetti dinner for sixteen. Mrs E Wilshere to host February first meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Hill
Emil Ludwig
Ap Id Literary Club
Wilder
Alta Bourkes
Maanwell Hertz
Marconi and
Edison
Suigit.uling
Hill
Rastus Johnson
Thomas Grill
Lorain
Kathryn Haliano
West Sixth Street
Grace Shinsky
Myrtle Krause
Sula Kokai
Marguerite Wolt
Helen Popa
E. Wilshere
Denison Avenue
Em moyed Young Women's League dinner at the YWCA
Recount of a recent Em moyed Young Women's League dinner at the YWCA with chrysanthemums and reven tapers on the tables. Miss Cleaner Phiel presided over the business portion. No league meeting next Tuesday due to the YSWCA watch anniversary observance. Hostesses listed for the anniversary dinner include Enid Bunting and others. A review of Bowen's My Beloved Friend was presented by Mrs. Helen T. Berthoff with Edna Bates performing Tchaikowsky's The Temper on the guano. Classes proceeded with Mrs. Beatrice Curtis in charge of current events. In two weeks Phyllis Pearson will lead the discussion. last evening's hostesses included Aurilla Lyenas and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larendar
Phiel
Busines
Ses Stor
YSWCA
Flegcue
Enid Bunting
Audrey Squares
Katherine Shubert
Sylvia Chervenka
Grace Mcaillouch
Margaret Minch
Leona Callahan
Laura Dellefield
Helen T. Berthoff
Beloved Friend
Bowen
Edna Bates
Tschaikowsky
Beatrice Curtis
Phyllis Pearson
Aurilla Lyenas
Forrest Ordl
Dorothy Alann
Leanor Phiel
Roberta Mosely
Betty Clinker
Laura Deliefield
Lambda Chi Members Honor Bride at Lodi Street Gathering
Members of Lambda Chi hosted Mrs. Jack Wagner at a Lodi street home in honor of the bride. Three banco games, first prize to Mrs. Lawrence Slaven and consolation to Mrs. Bruno Olszewski, pink crepe decor and gifts from members marked the evening. Hostess and Mrs. Edward Godfrey served a dessert course. attendees included Mrs. Slavin, Mrs. Bruno Olszewski, Mrs. Le nore Gildenmeiser, Mrs. T. Hales, Mrs. William Mathewson, and mothers Mrs. Edward Godfrey and Mrs. Godfrey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambda Chi
Tony Olszewski
Lodi Street
Jack Wagner
Pearl Godfrey
Banco
Lawrence Slaven
Bruno Olszewski
The
Crese
Edward Godfrey
Abrs
Lawrence Slavin
Bruno Qiszewski
Lenore Gildenmeiser
T. &. Hales
Wiliam Mathewson
Committee Elected At Elyria Club Meeting
At the January Elyria Business and Professional Women's Club gathering in First Congregational church parlors a nominating committee for a three year trustee term was chosen. The slate includes Alice Foley Cora Bassett and Lizzie Hahn. Reports by Eva Markey Minerva Seton Elizabeth Rich and Ruth Gates were praised, and a letter of appreciation to Rotary was approved alongside plans to support several projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Business and Professional Women's Club
First Congregational Church
Alice Foley
Cora Bassett
Lizzie Hahn
Eva Markey
Minerva Seton
Elizabeth Rich
Ruth Gates
Rotary Club
Cameron Beck
Mrs Emma Olds Highlights Antiques At Bible Class
Mrs John Achenbach and Mrs John Telzerow hosted Sec ond Congregational women for a Bible class meeting. Mrs Emma Olds of Birmingham spoke on antique dishes and furniture, recalling hardships of grandmothers and showcasing Staffordshire china glassware and other collectibles. A social hour and refreshments followed. Next meeting set for February 3 with location to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Achenbach
Cornell Avenue
John Telzerow
A. Bauer
Second Congregational Church
Emma Olds
Birmingham
Telzerow
sAmong
Olds
Judge Hosts Oxford Avenue Reception for Mrs Wratt
Mrs H C Steger entertained last evening for Mrs J H Wratt of Stratford Ontario, a house guest of Miss Mabel Refining. Guests played Lexicon and Can You Come with awards to Mrs H A Daniels and Miss Refining. A guest prize went to Mrs Wratt. Lunch featured red white and blue decor with tiny American flags on place cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Steger
Oxford Avenue
J. H. Wratt
Stratford
Ontario
Mabel Refenning
H. A. Daniels
Miss Refenning
Mrs. Wratt
G Johns Young People Society Hosts Meeting and Plans
Fourteen members and six guests gathered at the school on Third street for a business and social meeting. New members and applicants were discussed, a play titled Chintz Cottage was announced for February 23 and 25, and plans for a Lorain County Lutheran Chorus meet at Grace Lutheran church were set for Thursday at 7:30. A coasting party was proposed for Friday at Norman Youngeberg’s home on LaGrange road, with details by Erna Burandt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. John’s Young People’s Society
Third Street
Ralph Heitz
William Thompson
Andrew Simon
Eleanor Heintz
Carl Heitmeyer
Robert Hhamphoetner
Evelyn Hahn
Sues Skienner
Ralph Heintz
Lorain County
Grace Lutheran Church
Norman Youngeberg
LaGrange Road
Erna Burandt
Armin Deye
Christian Knowledge
Alice Koepp
Helen Koehn
Anna Barbkneict
Dinner Plans Set For January 20 At Marny’s
Sigloe was entertained Tuesday at Marion Barnes home in Crehore Court. Final arrangements were made for a dinner party at Marny’s on January 20. A theatre party was discussed. After a round table, bingo awarded prizes to Genevieve Chariss and Louise Knierim. An unusual dessert was served as Sigloe adjourned to meet next Tuesday with Rosemary Cluley of Chestnut Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigloe
Marion Barnes
Crehore Court
Marny’s
Genevieve Chariss
Louise Knierim
Rosemary Cluley
Chestnut Street
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
Hospital admissions include Mrs. John Wolf of Grafton, Mrs. Ernest Brandt of North Olmsted, and Mrs. Joseph Fry Berger of 117 Morgan Avenue. Discharges list Mrs. Bernard McDonald of Telegraph Road, Dorothy Figler of 155 Neutercourt, Mrs. Mabel Sutton of 154 Bath Street, Mrs. Scott Bradley of Wellington, Riley Hastings of 225 Hast 16th Street, Lewis Spera of Lorain, Mrs. William Fallon of 110 Chestnut Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wolf
Grafton
Ernest Brandt
North Olmsted
Joseph Fryberger
Morgan Avenue
Bernard McDonald
Telegraph Road
Dorothy Figler
Neutercourt
Mabel Sutton
Bath Street
Scott Bradley
Wellington
Riley Hastings
Hast 16Th Street
Lewis Spera
Lorain
William Fallon
Chestnut Street
Chicken Supper at Hungarian Reformed Church
A Sunday night chicken supper is planned at the Hungarian Reformed Church on January 23 starting at 5 30 PM. Tickets are priced at 75e.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun
Book Review And Tea At Y W C A Draws 150 Women
A large crowd attended the Y W C A book review and tea, the highest turnout since fall term began, with about 150 women present. The event featured Bow en's Beloved Friend and Tschaikowsky compositions performed by Helen Tappan Berthoff with Miriam Peabody Kennedy at Oberlin assisting, the piano used for Chai kowsky works, and a yellow and white color scheme for the tea.
Study German Music At Elyria Musical Arts Society
Helene Cohen led a German composers study at the Elyria Musical Art Society student department yesterday afternoon at the YWCA. The program opened with two piano pieces by Kuhlan arranged by Miss Hinman. Performers included Josephine Mischka, Lucille Hinman, Peter Smith, Wayne Minke, Shirley Simpson, and others in a sequence of piano duets and solo works by Schubert, Friml, Mozart Grieg, and more. A follow up meeting is planned for February 15 with Joan Duckett leading a miscellaneous program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helene Cohen
Elyria Musical Art Society
Kuhlan
Josephine Mischka
Lucille Hinman
Miss Hinman
Peter Smith
Wayne Minke
Schubert
Moskowski
Initiation Of Seventeen Ta Wa Si Members At Home Event
Seventeen Ta Wa Si Club members plus three guests Mrs Adelia Owens from Cleveland Ruth Kaiser and Mrs Raymond Thompson were entertained last night by club advisor Miss Florence Stetson at her Eighth street home. Doris Edwards a new member was formally initiated in a candlelight ceremony. the constitution read and signed. Eleanor Gehrke and Hvvelyn Smith organized anagramantics with Edwards the winning contestant. Refreshments were served by Miss Stetson and Mrs Mardelle Meyers assisted by Mrs May Bristol. Dorothy Hastings of the Jefferson Apartments on Third street will host February fifteenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ta Wa Si Club
Adelia Owens
Cleveland
Ruth Kaiser
Raymond Thompson
Florence Stetson
Eighth Street
Doris Edwards
Miss Stetson
Miss Edwards
Eleanor Gehrke
Hvvelyn Smith
Mission Unit Tea Spirit Fueled by Local Class
Eleanor Rhodes hosted a Methodist Fidelity class gathering at Sherman Street last night. Members arranged to help at the Fellowship tea, a project of the International Mission Unit. Bunco provided amusement with prizes won by Miss Josephine Batley and teacher Miss Victorine Sears. Dorothy Koontz assisted in entertaining the class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Rhodes
Fidelity
Methodist Church
Sherman Street
International Mission Unit
Bunco
Josephine Batley
Victorine Sears
Dorothy Koontz
Knights of Pythias Present Entertainment Debut
A Knights of Pythias entertainment night drew about one hundred attendees to watch the play Sons of Flute. The cast, led by A H Ernst, featured Willie Green, Ralph Marsh, Carl Turner, and others with musical interludes by Robert Harding and Raymond Bringer ensembles. Chevalier Lodge 316 to confer the Bank of Knight on February 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
Sons of Flute
Willie Green
Sons of Pluto
A. H. Ernst
Dave Ross
Ralph Marsh
Carl Turner
Inkslinger
Lester Harding
Joseph Tonry
Slush
Gene Hall
Grand High
Irvin Finegold
Joseph Hanson
Royal Butcher
Thomas Marsh
Royal Underhill
Robert Harding
Raymond Bringer
Pythian Sisters
Rose Ryanwhistler
Chevalier Lodge 316
Bank of Knight
Truth Seekers Hostesses At Presbyterian Meet
Mrs Nellie Krugman and sister Mrs Doris Roberts hosted Truth Seekers of United Presbyterian Church at 601 Cambridge Avenue Extension last evening. Mrs Nettie Miller led business and devotion, roll call prompted Bible verses, letters from former members were read, and a lesson from Revelations chapters 19 and 20 concluded with prayers. Refreshments followed with red and white decor. On February 15 Mrs Charlotte King will host at 418 West Ninth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Krugman
Doris Roberts
United Presbyterian Church
Hom
Cambridge Avenue
Nettie Miller
May Wheatley
Belleville
Ohio
Gertrude Rand
Monroeville
Georgia Yost Sherard
Detroit
Michigan
Julia Wilford
Charlotte King
West
Ninth Street
Mrs Smith Hosts Welsh Club Meeting at Home
Mrs George Smith entertained members of the Women's Welsh Club at 350 East River street yesterday afternoon. Devotions were led by Mrs J C Lloyd, then a brief business session. The gathering featured sewing and a social hour. Refreshments were served by the hostess with assistance from Mrs Sam Saville and Mrs James Davies. The next meeting is set for February 15 at River road with Mrs George Ridgeway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Smith
Women’s Welsh Club
East River Street
J. C. Lloyd
Sam Saville
James Davies
George Ridgeway
River Road
Meetings Circle 2 at St Agnes church reads year end reports
The Meetings Circle 2 of St Agnes church will meet Thursday afternoon to read final yearly reports with Mrs Garber and Miss Puth in charge. Ninety Five Club will be entertained by Mrs Frank Horan for lunch at Mrs L A Selman’s home on Ohio Street Thursday at one o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Agnes Church
Local Personal Notices From Elyria and Nearby Areas
Multiple items report residents heading to Florida and visits with friends across Ohio and Pennsylvania. Notable mentions include a birth at Elyria Memorial Hospital for Mr. and Mrs. Fryberger, sightings of Joseph Smith relatives from Lancaster New York dining with Edwin Snyder, and Miss Maxine Calvert’s engagement in Lakewood. Major names: Nicholases Gulf Farms, Frybergers Elyria, Johnsons Elyria and North Ridgeville, Tugersolls West Avenue, Ingersoll association president, Roe family visits Pittsburgh, Lockards Mattie home Willoughby, Kamphoefner Connecticut, Szucs Foster Avenue, Alexander Syracuse, Unger West Avenue, Calvert Lakewood, Jones Oak Park Illinois, William Kreps Indiana Tech, Frank Yoo Cleveland, Sonja Home Hollywood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Nicholas
Gulf Farms
Palm Beach
Florida
F. V. Anderson
Joseph Fryberger
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Henry Tugersoll, Jr
West Avenue
Columbus
Ohio Milk Dealers Association
Ingersoll
DeForest Roe
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
R. B. Roe
Sixth Street
Ben Smith
Eugene
Joseph Smith
Lancaster
New York
Edwin Snyder
North Olmsted
W. C. Lockard
Mattie
Willoughby
Ohio
Josephine Lockard
Robert Kamphoefner
Connecticut
St. John
Laiewood
William Kreps
Indiana Tech College
Fort Wayne
Kreps
Lysmith Court
Frank Yoo
Cleveland
Sonja
Hollywood
Arena
Odd Fellows Observe Thomas Wildey Birthday in Elyria
Elyria Lodge No 103 O I F held a program at the Temple in observance of Thomas Wildey founder of Odd fellowship. Mrs Erickson and daughter offered piano duets Phyllis Choate readings Clayton Hall spoke on Wildey Williams delivered a life of Wildey talk Ellsworth Albert closed the program. Next lodge meeting set for January 25 with other district encampment events and bowling at Temple Alleys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Lodge No. 103
Temple
Thomas Wildey
Oddfellowship
North America
T. Clair Rebekah Lodge
Order
A. C. Ernst
A. T. Erickson
Eleanor
Phyllis Choate
Clayton Hall
C. M. Williams
Ellsworth Albert
Northwest
Oberlin
Noble Grand Association
Lorain County
Amherst
Neighbors Hostess Luncheon Bridges Local Group
This afternoon Mrs. Cloyd Gull entertains the Neighbors, a regular group of women who gather for a tureen luncheon and an informal afternoon centered on bridge.
Rummage Sale at Natl Guard Armory Saturday
Jr Woman's Club announces a rummage sale at the National Guard Armory on Saturday January 22 starting at 8 A M Proceeds support club programs and community services with proceeds directed locally Keep in mind the event runs rain or shine and admission is free for shoppers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat’l Guard Armory
Jr. Woman’s Club
Entertained In Lorain March club hosts bridge night
Lorain hosted a March club gathering at East Erie Avenue the home of Mrs. W. G. Randall. Three tables of bridge were played with prizes awarded to Misa Nancy Turnbull Misa Kathryn Sparks and Mrs. Wilbur J. Henry Luncheon followed at small tables. Guests included Mrs. Leonid Kuss Mrs. Wil bur Henry Mrs. A. H. Beaucheman Mrs. Richard Kuss of Elyria and Mrs. Elmer Smithberger of Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
March Club
Lorain
W. G. Randall
East Erie Avenue
Misa Nancy Turnbull
Misa Kathryn Sparks
Wilbur J. Henry
Leonid Kuss
Wilbur Henry
A. H. Beaucheman
Richard Kuss
Elyria
Elmer Smithberger
Birthday party for Betty Neu fields fifteenth at East Avenue
Guests included Dick Carpenter Betty Hergesbaugh Phylis Rivercomb Bob Hysell Mary Stolz Junior Urig Barbara Sanker Sarah House Jean Wagner Bob Erickson and Mary Jo Fritszche. Prizes went to Carpenter Hengelbaugh Rivercomb. Green pink dessert decor featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Neufield
East Avenue
Dick Carpenter
Betty Hergesbaugh
Phylis Rivercomb
Bob Hysell
Mary Stolz
Junior Urig
Barbara Sanker
Sarah House
Jean Wagner
Bob Erickson
Mary Jo Fritszche
Betty Hengelbaugh
Phyllis Rivercomb
Church Club Meeting At St Pauls Parlor
The president Mrs Rose Boals led a church group business meeting at St Pauls church parlors. Devotional leader Mrs E O Pallas read Repairing or Remaking by George Soerhide and Jeremiah chapter eighteen provided the scripture lesson. A social hour followed with refreshments by Mrs Carl Roessmann Ms Styles and Mrs Roesler. Next meeting set for February 15 at the church with entertaining by Mrs Martin Schroeder Mrs L Vietzen and Mrs Fred Wirth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Boals
Mary Martha
St. Paul’s Church
E. O. Pallas
George Soerhide
Carl Roesmann
Styles
Roesler
Martin Schroeder
L. Vietzen
Fred Wirth
Auxiliary Hosts Bingo Evening at Mrs Mason’s Home
Eagles Auxiliary entertained members at the Mason residence on Lodi Street last evening. Prizes went to Hazel Gibson first, Lillian Telzerow second, and Helen Rogers third. Mrs Mason served lunch with Gertrude McGuire assisting. The next meeting is Tuesday January 25 with a tureen supper at six in Eagles hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles Auxiliary
Mason
Lodi Street
Hazel Gibson
Lillian Telzerow
Helen Rogers
Gertrude McGuire
Eagles Hall
Octave Club Meets At North Olmsted Home
The Octave club met last evening at Dorothy Mercer’s North Olmsted home. Members knitted and sewed, then enjoyed piano selections. A candlelit luncheon followed. Norma Schultz to host a Valentine party February 8 on Columbus Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Octave Club
Dorothy Mercer
North Olmsted
Miss Mercer
Norma Schultz
Columbus Street
Mrs Feese Hosts Jolly Eight Bunco Club Night
Bunco club met with Mrs Morris Feese of West Avenue. Prizes for top scores went to Mrs Kenneth Vaughn, Mrs Sophia Makruski, and Mrs William Stevens. Special prize also went to Mrs Makruski. Next meeting set for February first at the Makinski home on Cleveland Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Eight Bunco Club
Morris Feese
West Avenue
Kenneth Vaughn
Sophia Makruski
William Stevens
Makruski
Makinski
Cleveland Street
Calendar events and club meetings posted in Nebekah Lodge and churches
Calendar lists multiple gatherings including Mrs Max Bearer at 217 Lake Avenue and Clark Street meetings, Nebekah Lodge installing officers, Golden Glow club with Mrs Krugman, Continental Club with Charles Decker, a 2:30 Methodist prayer service, Home Guards of M E Church nests, Townsend Club No 2 at Woodman Hall 7 30, Blue Triangle at Y W C A, Dorcas class dinner at Church of Christ at 6 with mystery program and reveal of sister names, Junior Mission Band at Mrs G G Bristol after school, U P Church prayer and Bible study at 7 30, Bible study by Mrs Newell at 214 Chestnut Street 1 30, Friends invited, Men's Brotherhood at Emmanuel Lutheran at 7 30, Deal M In Club with Mrs Marie Harris 111 Elizabeth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Bearer
Lake Avenue
Nebekah
U. P. Church
G. G. Bristol
Newell
Myers
Chestnut Street
Men's Brotherhood
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Marie Harris
Elizabeth Street
Honor Three Members Monopoly Club No 1 Meeting
Honor Three Members Monopoly Club No 1 was entertained last night by Mrs EB Novak at her home 102 Malcolm Court. Mrs I Olsen was a guest. At counting time Mrs A Alexander and Mrs Gordon Ely received prizes for high scores, and Mrs J Worden was consoled. Mrs Alexander received the contest prize. A dainty luncheon was served. The meeting closed with a birthday handkerchief shower honoring Mesdames Ely Novak and Worden. Miss Mildred Walsh will entertain the club at her home on Harvard Avenue January twenty fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. R. Novak
Malcolm Court
I. Olsen
A. Alexander
Gordon Ely
J. Worden
Alexander
Mesdames Ely
Novak
Worden
Mildred Walsh
Harvard Avenus
Barbers Hold Dance For Local Union Members
About 125 barbers and guests attended a dance sponsored by J. B. I. A. of A. No. 592 last night at the K of C hall. Honored guests were Fred Tapfer, president of the Barbers Association of Ohio, and Frank Plazini, secretary treasurer of the Associated Master Barbers of America. Ted Metzger's orchestra provided music and Shirley Ann Reise performed tap dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. of C. Hall
Fred Tapfer
Barbers Association of Ohio
Frank Plazini
Associated Master Barbers of America
Ted Metzger
Shirley Ann Reise
Alec Reise
Central Guild of St Andrew's Social at Mrs Hard's Home
Fifteen members of Central Guild of St Andrew's church enjoyed a social afternoon at Mrs Charles Hard's Denison avenue home. After an informal hour they were served a refreshment course with bouquets of mixed flowers. In two weeks Mrs Nettie Laundon will entertain the guild at Sixth street with a Tuesday luncheon as a feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Guild
St. Andrew's Church
Charles Hard
Denison Avenue
Beauty Secret From a Doctor Promises Better Skin
A doctor's claim links constipation to dull complexions and pimples. Dr Edwards' Olive Tablets, a vegetable laxative, are advertised as gentle yet effective, increasing bile flow without shocking the intestines. Available at druggists in 16c 30c and 60c sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Edwards
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Alcovet Y
Dorothy Funk
Mable Little
Andston OL Lampa
Judge Findley
Mrs. Hill
Thomas Lodgson & Sons, Inc
Concord Worsted Mills
Concord
N. H
East Ave
Elyria Sav. & Trust
Dan Tom
Coowighs
Esquire
U. S
E. C. Barclay
Grant St
Mrs. Smith
Honor Lodge
Ruth’s Wave Shop
Lake Ave
Mrs. Feese
C.h.merthe & Co
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