W G Sharp Re elected President of the YWCA
The TY W C A board met in House parlors for a special session and elected officers, trustees, and committee chairs. Mrs W G Sharp was unanimously re elected as president, with Rie Palmes O Kars as vice president and Mrs George Stevens as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Sharp
Rie PaVames O&kars
oNews
George Stevens
Artemas Beebe
H. W. Tibball
Adela Brown
Edwin Hirby
A. M. Hannaford
Flora Hoak Named President of G A R W R C Club
The annual meeting of the G A R W R C Club met in the G A R Hall yesterday afternoon. Flora Hoak was elected president, with F XN Stearns as vice president and Florence Holemobe as secretary treasurer. Cora Hart was named press correspondent. The group set plans for the year, agreed to meet after Grand Army Post meetings on the fourth Monday each month, and formed a committee for preparation of programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. R W. RR. C. Club
G. A. R. Hall
Flora
J. A. Kaler
H H. Hall
Anna Barnes
Ida Sherman
Lydia Squires
Cora Hart
Second Street
Evening Meetings and Socials in Elyria Area
Federation of Business Women Clubs meet for supper at Y W C A at 6 09 p m Glee club practice and art work and ukulele classes Joint meeting at Qdd Fellows Lodge Elyria No 103 Hall Annual Home Coming Celebration follows lodge meeting Friendly Bible Class at 206 Gates Avenue Frank S Harmon Lodge to meet at 7 00 in Masonic Temple Fellow craft degree to be conferred on several candidates Ralph Standen Honored by Bank Officers and Employees at The Elyria Savings and Trust Company farewell event describes Standen leaving Feb 1 for real estate and insurance work with Gust Konuski. officers and employees praise his ten years of service and present a smoking set. guests enjoy games songs and monologues and luncheon in appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of Business Women Clubs
Glee Club
Fellows Lodge
Elyria No
Hall
H. K. Finley
Gates Avenue
Lorain County Christian Endeavor
Church of Christ Frank S. Harmon Lodge
Masonic Temple
Ralph Standen
Henry Refenning
Princeton Avenue
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
Gust Ko- Nuski
Standen
Elyria Savings and Trust Co
Jatferson Morrow
Mr. Tite
Mr. Lord
C. M. Williams
Trust Department
Heoe
Mrs. Refenning
Mabel
Celebrate Wedding Anniversary of Mr and Mrs Anton Linden
Mr and Mrs Anton Linden of 115 Garvin Street celebrate their fortieth wedding anniversary today. Veterans group and wives attended a banquet in the hall. Mrs Cora Hart supplied music. At Sons and Daughters of Liberty meeting Mrs Pearl Burns resigned as recording secretary. Mrs Stella Larders installed as secretary and assisted by Mrs Florence Horton. Mrs Meda Beers from Lorain attended. Charles ODonnell remains ill in Memorial Hospital Room 54.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Linden
Garvin Street
Avon
Cora Hart
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Pearl Burns
Stella Larders
Florence Horton
Meeting Notices and Local Club Activities Chronicle
The Notawa Club schedules a meeting at Miss Ada Wallington Stop 12 Lake Avenue for Wednesday evening shifting from Thursday. Kiwanis Club members meet Wednesday after noon at the Y.M.C.A. to drive to Cleveland for the Inter-Club meeting honoring Edmonds Arras, International President. Beekeepers discuss association reports and plan delegates for the Ohio State Convention at Ohio State University February 4 to 8, with speakers from Washington, Texas, and Wisconsin. Marriage licenses issued to Ira Lombard Jr and Grace Olson, and to George Hadley and Sue Franklin. Hospital notes list recent admissions and discharges across Lorain County facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notawa Club
Ada Wallington
Lake Avenue
Kiwanis Club
Y.M.C. A
Cleveland
Hotel Winton
Edmonds&. Arras
Kiwanis Clubs
Lorain County Beekeepers Association
Court House
E. M. Vincent
Wellington
Columbus
EH. Lehriver
Ohio State University
E. F. Philips
Bureau of Entomology
Washington
Sherman W. Besing
Texas Agricultural College
E. R. Root
A. I Root Company
H F. Walson
Weekeening
University of Wisconsin
American Honey Producer's League
Ira Lombard, Jr
Sal Foledo
Grace Olson
Lorain
James A. Saters
Farmer
Ridgeville
Alta Dunnell
Eaton
Eicher
George Hadley
Sue Franklin
Hinkson
Local News Briefs From Stetbenville Area
Mr and Mrs Floyd B son Ly of Loram visit with Mr and Mrs Ferguson of Second Street. Mr and Mrs Johan spent Sunday with Mr Burt Jennie of Amaberet Senator J F Barke will speak before the Stetbenville Chamber of Commerce tomorrow night. W L Friplett resigns from Union Newstand in Green Line waiting room to take a similar post in Denver. Roy Hudson Y M C A general secretary underwent operative treatment at Memorial hospital and is recovering. Mrs Lulu Seward of Eastern Heights Boulevard had an appendectomy at Ma portal hospital and is recovering. Mr and Mrs Jack Huge and Irvin Humes attended a Leap Year party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd B
Loram
Ferguson
Second Street
Johan
Burt Jennie
Amaberet
J. F. Barke
Stetbenville Chamber of Commerce
W. L. Friplett
Union Newstand
Green Line
Denver
Colo
Roy Hudson
Memorial Hospital
Lulu Seward
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Maportal Hospital
Social notes and obituaries from Springfield area
Incomplete columns show visits across Lorain Elyria and Amherst towns. Miss Fayona Nurser and Miss Anita Kritzel with families visit. notes on community figures including Mrs A L Squire and Mrs J L Linden. A Springfield resident Miss Wilma Whitlock dies after surgery. her death shocks relatives. she was-active in church and local lodges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lora
Helen T. Acs
Fayona
18Th Street
Loran
Fields
Anitha Kritzel
Maurice Hritzel
Elyria
George Schroeder
Am- Misa
Marie Owens
Amherst
Frances Owe
Fremont
Asbiabua
Child's Conservation League
Mass
Marian Vogley
A. L. Squire
South Middle Avenue
J. L. Linden
Robert
Jane
LaGrange Road
Jack Lyons
Seventh Street
James
Armitage
Kellogg
Columbus
Ohio League of Sportsmen
Jerry Ferguson
Thomas Clack
John Pressi
Harry Wallace
Flord Beattie
Ethel Billings
Thomas Clark
Lorain
Dix Andas
Wilma Whitiock
North
Springfield
Wao
M Cordela Hanway
Cittendas
Sprngfield Hospital
Miss Whitlock
High Estean
Coolidge Cabinet Crises Stirred by Teapot Dome Fallout
Cabinet meetings focus on Teapot Dome as Walsh resolution moves to seek recovery of Doheny and Sinclair leases. Fall excuses himself due to health as probe widens, with Water Democrat pressing implicated links and Senate debates shaping future actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Senator Water
Democrat
Montana
Naval Reserve
Teapot Dome
Senate
Coolddge
Public Lands Committee
Albert B. Fall
Fall
Zevely
Sinclair
Senate hears conflicting loan claims as Fall ill slows inquiry
The committee delayed Fall’s testimony and did not visit his bedside to press questions on loans. Tom Johnson, foreman of Fall’s New Mexico ranch, testified to clarify Archie Roosevelt’s claim about cancelled checks. Wahlberg denied the checks were for Fall’s ranch foreman. The public lands panel adjourned, and physicians warned Fall faced a nervous breakdown. Senator Wheeler introduced a resolution urging President Coolidge to demand Harry M. Daugherty’s immediate resignation as attorney general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall
Falls
Tom Johnson
Ex-Servatory
New Mexico
Archie Roosevelt
G. D. Wahlberg
Sinclair
Wahlberg
H. Hildreth
Rancocas
Senate
Coolidge
Envernment
Public Lands Committee
Wheeler
Montana
Harry 4. Daugherty
United States
Markets report links hair color to disease risk
A market brief notes a study claiming red-haired women experience fewer serious diseases than darker-haired peers. The finding, tied to genetics and pigment, suggests hair color may relate to health profiles, though researchers caution broader data is needed.
Head of Mount Holyoke College addresses Y W C A
Miss Mary E. Woolley president of Mt Holyoke College and a National Board member of the YWCA spoke at the annual meeting and banquet in Cleveland. Her talk titled The New Citizenship urged global responsibility without relinquishing national loyalty and called for making the nation a force for righteousness and peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Woolley
Mt. Holyoke College
Mass
Young Women’s Christian Association
Cleveland
Council Refuses Fire and Water Cleanup Plan
The council debated the middle avenue system and intake pipe repairs to prevent needle ice, agreeing to escalate to a higher authority for a decision. They approved paying Memorial hospital 13254 from city funds, and discussed fire protection for Carlisle township with a future plan. The Roumanian peasant marriage procession tradition is noted as part of the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Avenue
Rawson
Couner
Councl
Memorial Hospital
Mae Friday
Fire and Water Committee
Wallace Bates
Carlisle
Trus
Ashea
Ecity
Poems That Live to Helen
A fragment of a period poem by George Darley about a lost emerald ruby ring and the memory of Helene. The speaker laments a vanished love, claiming the ring once carried tales of devotion, now lost with the beloved. The verse promises enduring memory and a hope of reunion in beauty and song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Cupid
Helene
Wife Savers Visible Roaster Introduced
Aluminum roaster with glass cover lets cooks watch browning meat as they lift the lid. The report notes popular novelty in kitchenware and details on visibility during roasting.
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BRS
W.G. Sharp
THE
Y.W.C. A
Flora Hoak
G. A. R. Banquet
Burns
Charles O'Donnell
Lorain County Beekeepers Meet
Daniel Dricoll
Ohio
Edward Burns
Harrison
Gene Hickes
Broad St
William Handley
Spencer
Bertalan Nagy
Irondale
Florence Stetson
Eighth St
Frances Stranahan
Columbia Station
Edmund Franklin
Lake Ave
Lakewood
Fred Davies
Farriawn Ave
Andrew Meldrum
Euclid Ave
Christopher Schuller
West 24Th St
C. Hyman
Ashland
Jack Huge
Irvin Humes
Daugherts
Interstate Commerce Committee
Smith
South Carolina
Cleveland Produce Market
York State
Turkey
Tig
West End Market
Tues
Wed
Prafessional Srpers
Mount Holyoke College
Council
Slitacavely
R. B. Davis Co
Hoboken
Pont Eyed
Heaven
George Darley
Wife Savers
Mong
Noek-Hoeed
Dapples Preesy Mall
Cuticwra
Malden
Mars
Lincoln
West Side Lumber & Coal Co
Luxor
Kodak
Phillips
Brunswick Music Shop
Court Street
Low
Brenner’s
Oxfords
Mill St
Troxel Bldg
Merthe's
Antlers
Lorain, Ohio
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