Local church and social events fill Elyria group scenes
A crowded slate of community activities includes Pythian Sisters drill and temple work in the afternoon with District Deputy Eather Frank from Cleveland. Evening events promise a Masonic hall dance with Wallace's Cleveland orchestra, plus a Sons and Daughters of Liberty card party, Methodist choir dinner, Ninety-Five Club meeting, St Valentine socials, McCoy School of Dancing studio opening, Eagles dance night, Lincoln Memorial program at First Church, and multiple First Church supper conferences and prayer talks led by Mrs Kertha Harris.
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Eather Frank
Cleveland
Agnes Brand
South Lorain
Lorain
Personal notices of Wellington visitors and engagements
Mr and Mrs H Bowers and Mrs H Bowers of Wellington are visiting Gracecourt, Mr and Mrs B. Finnegan of Oshkosh are visiting Mrs Kinnegen’s parents, T S Tompkins from Columbia visits relatives, Ralph Williams sick at Oberlin Road home, engagement announcements for Mildred Martin and Doris Opal, various local visitors and a hospital notice for influenza precautions.
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H Bowers
Mrs H Bowers
Wellington
CC C Bowers
Gracecourt
Aira B. Finnegan
Qshkosh. Wis
Kinnegen
William Hoffman
Fourth Street
Ralph Williams
C M Williams
Sherrilt
Oberlin Road
Qe on, Phillips Druggist Elyria Address Note
Qe on appears as a fragment referencing Druggist Phillips at 07 Broad Street Elyria with unclear context. The readable portion labels a business detail but lacks a complete event or action to summarize further.
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Phillips
Broad Street
Elyria
Milestone Sunday School and Junior League Meeting
Odist Sunday school classes energize the program as officers teachers build a live organization. Centenary Sabbath promises special stimulation for junior work. The Junior League of the MoE church plans sessions next Friday after school in the church class rooms at 4 o'clock. East Side Guild of St. Andrew's gathers Friday hosted by Mrs J E Betteridge in the Gul room after 10 a.m.
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Mnvat
Moe
FABT
St. Andrew’s Church
J. E. Betteridge
Korein weight loss promise and six weeks plan
An advertisement touts Korein as a safe nonstarvation weight loss method. It recommends daily outdoor time, seven drops of Korein twice daily, weekly weigh ins, and a promise of 10 to 40 pounds lost with a $100 guarantee. A free plain wrapper brochure is offered by Korein Co. Station F New York.
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Korein
Korein Co
New York
N.Y
Care and Feeding of Birds Thru the Winter
Elyria residents see more birds this winter and seek guidance on feeding them The article by Mrs Coral Ensign urges winter care for birds to protect trees and gardens and notes deep snow limits natural food She asks every household to help by providing crumbs and teaching children to love and care for birds.
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Elyria
Coral Ensign
Feeding Birds In Winter Keeps Lovable Songsters Nearby
An old guide urges readers to prepare a simple lunch counter outside a window using a thin board and a small box to attract Cardinal birds with saved kitchen scraps. It names several species such as Tufted Titmice Chickadees White throated Nuthatches and Woodpeckers and advises fat suet and scraps hung out of cats reach. It emphasizes protecting birds instead of burning junk and notes winter birds visit more when food is plentiful.
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Elyriathis
Dr. Carters K B Tea Gains Popularity Among All Ages
More people drink Dr. Carters K B Tea than ever as it is claimed to aid liver stomach and bowels and purify the blood. The product is said to be loved by little tots too.
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Dr. Carter
Justice of the Peace James Hughes Contact Details
James Hughes is listed as Justice of the Peace in the 34 Turner Block. Office phone 22860. Residence phone 9322. Entry dated January 27, 1912.
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James
Hughes
Turner Block
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Elyria Photoplay
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Robinson & Hancock Co
Wilfrid Bowdlen
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Eagles’ Hall
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the Savings Deposit Bank & Trust Co
A. R Jones
Elyma
Lee Stroup
A. L. Garford
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H. C. Weil
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Elyria Chronicle-Telegram
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L. M. Grief
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H. Wurst
Heal Hatate
G Washburn
Judge Court of Appeals
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E. Blanchard
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