Odd Fellows Dance Draws Large Crowd in Local Hall
The Odd Fellows dance Friday night drew a well attended crowd and guests reported a fine program. Mrs. Did Wise and daughter Mary visited Res Wise's mother Mrs. Cora Ensign in Miyria. George Warner and family accompanied Miss Margaret and Miss Jeannette Warner to New York City to see them start a Mediterranean cruise. Mrs. Warner plans to return. Mr. Warner and Franklyn Jones will hunt in North Carolina. Mrs. Laura Joe, long a judge at elections, becomes the first Chinese woman to enter San Francisco politics.
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Did. Wise
Mary Bo
Res. Wise
Cora Ensign
Miyria
George Warner
Margaret
Jeannette Warner
New York City
Laura Joe
San Francisco
Wives To Be Sold For Six Dollars In Siwa Oasis
In Siwa in the Libyan Desert a stark note says wives will be bought at six dollars each. The report frames a social practice as a startling historical detail tied to the derelict capital of a lost world.
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Siwa
Libyan Desert
de Forest
Radio
Current Literature lectures featured poetry by Sherman
The Women’s Club hosted Professor P. D. Sherman of Qher tin College for the third Current Literature talk with Mrs. A. W. Huse presiding. Solo performances by Mrs. Gearse Tulk and Mrs. Fred Bryant highlighted a survey of modern poets and works. The fourth lecture is scheduled for February twenty second at three o'clock.
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P. D. Sherman
Qher“tin College
Woman’s Club
A. W. Huse
Gearse Tulk
Fred Bryant
Plana
Sherman
Margaret Widdemer
Thomas S. Jones, Jr
George Santayana
John Masefield
Christ
Moira O'Neill
Glens of
Antrim
Tom Daly
Canzoni
Mexican program and social at Pilgrim Church meeting
The Woman's Association of the Pilgrim Community Church hosted an enthusiastic evening with a Mexico theme. Mrs Oldfield and Mrs Ralph Brown spoke on the topic and Mrs George Day presented a travel talk on Mexico and San Antonio. A light Mexican supper followed before needlework. Next meeting February eighth with stereoptican views titled Mexicum Lite Along the Rio Grande.
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Woman's Association OF Pilg Fcom
Woman's Association of the
Pilgrim Community Church
Mexico
Oldfield
Ralph Brown
George Day
San Antonio
Heale
Chapman Vyre
Mexicum Lite
Rio Grande
Lorain County Beekeepers Meet Discusses Exhibit Plans
The Lorain County Beekeepers Association met at the home of Mr and Mrs George Yore on Bay Avenue to review last year's work. The group reported about 230 beekeepers and 3000 hives in the county and planned an exhibit at the fair plus sending Mr Schrivk to the State Beekeepers meeting in Columbus February 4 and 5.
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Allons Club
Taylor
Bond Street
Valentine
B. Kruphe
BH. Tedrow
A. Tedrow
Howard Jay
Hamilton Avenue
Lorain Counts Beeekeeepers Association
Als
George Yore
Bay Avenue
Staty
Schrivk
Columbus
Georgia Yost
Fost
Roland
Trny Johnson
Anherst
Various Fraternal Events and Meetings Highlight Evening
After the business session five applications were balloted at the Amer ican Yeomen with results led by Mrs. Limpach and Mr. Lent. Other gatherings included a Juvenile Order of Yeomen drill, a birthday party for George Briggs with gifts, Knights of Columbus welcome meeting with speaker planned, a Toval connect dance, and a Sons of Union Veterans camp business meeting planning future local events. Hospital notes list admissions and discharges in Wellington Lorain and nearby towns.
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Phillip Klood, Jr
Boom. Griffith
Furnace Street
Wilford Thasely
Werman Nivus
J. W. Cullim
A. Nieding
Charles Junior
California
George Brand
C. F. Hal
Limpach
Lent
Order of the Yeomen
Knights of Columbus
K. of C. Hall
Ray Miller
Cleveland
Toval Connect
J. P. Chapman
Amp No. 6
Sons of Union Veterans
GA. R. Wall
Local Personal Notes Highlight Visits and Travels
Miss Louise Hunter leaves for Bowling Green Ohio to study for the coming semester. Miss Eileen Hastings visits Miss Puth Vellner in Lorain Ohio over the weekend. Mrs FL W Luchs arrives from Minneapolis Minnesota for an unspecified stay.
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Louise Hunter
Bowling Green
Ohio
Eileen Hastings
Furnace Street
Puth Vellner
10Th Street
Lorain
FL W. Luchs
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Local residents headlined by travel and visits across Ohio
A series of short notices lists residents and guests traveling to Cleveland, Columbus, and New York with plans from a Panamanian cruise to a Cleveland lecture. People like Miss Tielen Kunkle, Mrs. W A Ibrown, and Mr. and Mrs. Tibbal visit family and attend events while others plan trips to the Panama Canal and Los Angeles.
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Apenth
W. A. Ibrown
Middle Avemur
Lucas
Mies Tielen Kunkle
Olio Wesleyan University
George Kunkie
Oxford Avenue
John Pekras
Columbus
Ohio
Ray Miller
Cleveland
Elsha
Salada
Lakewood
Elyria
Mary Moran
Edna Martin
Morace BR. Tibbals
Arthur Avenue
Margaret Fidwards
F. X. Beadle
Clyde
A. H. Krapp
Sixth Street
Beacle
St. Agnes Church
Leon Manes
Northup Street
Mass 6Th Street
Booth
Galion
Giar
Dc. Thomas
General Ladies Aid
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Golden wedding anniversary noted for Marretts
Word from Santa Maria Valley confirms Mr. and Mrs. B. Marrett celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at home. Their ten children gathered for the first time in years, marking a rare family reunion. A church dinner and brief business program followed the observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Maria Valley
California
B. Marrett
Wellington Stranger Steals Car From Woodstock Man
A midnight stranger in Wellington backed out a Ferriman Farm truck, broke garage doors at C. E. Dirlam’s, and took a new coupe from G. M. Diggins of Woodstock. No trace yet of the thief. Also with Odd Fellows notes a meeting and a Helping Hand Society card party with lunch and prizes.
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Wellington
Akron
Ed. Ferriman Farm
Ferriman
C. EB. Dirlam
G. M. Diggins
Woodstock, Q
Helping Hand Society
G A. RB. Hall
Stop Eczema by Building Red Blood Cells with 8. S. S.
A vintage ad claims eczema and skin irritations vanish by improving blood quality with 8. S. S. The copy asserts weak blood causes impurities that break out on the skin and promises clear skin after using the product. All druggists sell the larger bottle as the economical option.
Card Party at Odd Fellows Mall for Memorial Ball Fund
G. A. R. hosts a card party to aid the Memorial ball fund at Odd Fellows Mall on Friday evening January 29. Prizes and tickets priced at 25e.
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Pedro
Odd Fellows Mall
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Sunt Club
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Federation Treasury
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May Scheuneman
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George Briggs
Lake Avenue
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Stoney Ridge Road
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ODD Fellows Meeting
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Saul's
Broad ST
Boise de Rose
Cleveland St
Geo. A. Clark Co
Morfoot School of Dancing
First Savings & Loan
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