D A R Delegates Named At Tamassee School Meeting
D A R unit hosts a Tuesday gathering at Mrs. George Brownell’s home on Park Avenue. Delegates to the 32nd National Convention in Washington, D C, and to the State Convention in Springfield were nominated. A paper on Tamassee Industrial School for Mountain Girls in Tamassee, South Carolina, highlighted the school’s mission and community programs. The next meeting falls on Washington’s Birthday February 22.
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Biyria
George Brownell
Park Avenue
Yoke Bath
Cloyd Gull
Lawrence Webber
C. E. Lester
W. G
Washington
D. C
D. C. Martin
Arthur Huse
Springfield
W. L. Fay
Wamassee
South Carolina
Tamassee
North Carolina
Georgis
Music and Talks at I. O. O. F. Home Coming in Elyria
Elyria Lodge 103 I O O F held its Home Coming meeting last night despite poor weather. An oyster supper was served by St Clair Rebekah lodge, followed by a brief lodge session and a program of talks, music by Blaird's Orchestra, and Ralph Williams singing. Telegram readings drew amusement as the evening concluded with an auction by C. M. Williams. Some members lingered for games, marking one of the lodge’s most varied and enjoyable gatherings in recent memory.
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Elyria Lodge
St Clair Rebekah
Blaird
Ralph Williams
Lodge
C. M. Willams
Williams
Round Table Club and numerous groups meet tonight
Social notices list events at various venues with Miss Lucila Ainman Mrs H C Walker and Ada Wallington stops, a danc ing party by Hatikreh Club, a Church of Christ Dorcas Society entertainment, and a 6:30 p.m Birthday Banquet in Gates room. The American Yeomen held a regular session with youth order demonstrations and a program featuring recitations by Saulsbury children, a piano duet by Thelma Erickson and Myre Erickson, a gro ss dance, a piano solo, and a "Goodnight Kiss" closer, followed by a luncheon in the banquet hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Table Club
Lucila Ainman
Augawan
H. C. Walker
East River
Hatikreh
Church of Christ
Dorcas Society
Christian Endeavor Society
First Congregational Church
Gates Room
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Juveniile Order of Yeomen
Helen Schultz
Clifford Saulsbury
William Rennie
Leonard Saulsbury
Mary and Lena Saulsbury
Ethel Davidson
Henry Saulsbury
Helen Marhe
Raymond Saulsbury
Elmer Erickeoh
Russel Dunford
George Maseey
Robert Carson
Thelma and
Myre
Erickson
Mary
Lena Saulsbury
Eleanor Erickson
Jean Heimsath
Leonard Dunford
Postmaster McHenry Addresses Exchange Club Luncheon
Practically full Exchange Club attendance at Elks restaurant as Postmaster J W McHenry spoke on his work and staff challenges. Next week's session to be strictly business. Mrs C E Whitehead hosted Eastern Star officers for Mrs Carleton Squires farewell at Park Avenue home with games music and thanks. Mrs Squire received an electric table lamp, and speakers thanked her for service.
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McHenry
Exchange Club
Elks
Henry
C. E. Whitehead
The
Eastern Star
Park Avenue
Carleton Squires
Goon
Urbana
Er- Win Arnold
of Score
Squire
St Andrew's Church Vestry and Club Meetings Listed
A schedule of local group gatherings includes a Vestry meeting after the Men's Club session tomorrow night at St. Andrew's. Kiwanis Club holds a luncheon Thursday at noon at the YMCA. Judge Ya R. Corleutr of Cleveland to speak. Past Grand Organization of St. Clair Rebekah lodge meets tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. H. C. Reinhardt at 186 West Bridge Street. Royal Neighbors of America Mayflower Camp hosts a card party Friday in Wurst Hall. Public invited. refreshments noted. Men's Club supper at St. Andrew's Thursday evening 6:30 followed by radio by Farl Brown for Young Married Ladies Guild.
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St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
H. C. Reinhardt
West Bridge Street
Royal Neighbors of
America
Wurst Hall
St. Andrew's Church
Young Married Ladies Guild
Farl Brown
Elyria G. Marries Piqua Man
Mrs Amy Adamson daughter of Mr and Mrs A Bistrun 215 Broad street became the bride of Adrian Wizard Frances of Pena Ohio on February 26 at the Episcopal church in Akron. The bride wore a gown of blue crepe and hat to tone. The couple were attended by Mr and Mrs John Spencer of Akron with Mrs Spencer in dark blue crepe and matching hat. Frances is an employee of the Style Center and Mr Frances with the Ong Public Servic Company at Warren. They will make their home in Tia.
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Amy Adamson
A. Bistrun
Broad Street
Adrian Wizard
Frances
Pena Ohio
Episcopal Church
Akron
John Spencer
Spencer
Style Center
Ong Public Servic Company
Warren
Gis Woo
Tia
T B S Club At Latst Yard Meeting And Party
A meeting of the T B S Club held by the Lb BLS Chile Mars Woesus at Vulcan street planned a Valentine party and sleey ride weather permitting Refreshments served late. Entertains at Cards Mr and Mrs W ON Clark hosted three tables of cards at their Tins Apartments home In the evening high score to Mrs C Panberly Roy Held consoled by Mrs Roy Held and Charles Taylor. Vernon N Wright of Morristown Pa visits aunt Mrs George Bradley of Hatyard avenue.
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Chile
Vulcan
W. ON. Clark de
Vernon N. Wright
Morrisburg, Pa
George Bradley
Hatyard, Avenue
Rotary Club discusses boys work and district plans
Report notes Rotary Club debate on boys work with chairmen and speakers from Clayton Hall and W.O. McCielar plus John Siskk new geeresh talks. East Side Division of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union met at Mre M. Boyer’s home on Jan 25 with Mrs D. A. Baird leading devotionals and Mrs. Edwin Keirhy speaking on Temperance and Missions. Remarks included miners' work in southern Ohio and West Virginia. A local refreshment hour followed. nine members present. The Medle Das sian of the W C T U met yesterday afternoon with Mrs J. H. Hurst. devotionals and citizenship talk led by Mrs M. A. Lott and Miss Bron, Haines, and Mrs H. C. Sivers. Next meeting at Mrs J. F. Fauver’s Ferth street. Court of Honor entertained by Mr and Mrs Tony Gar at 586 Cleveland Ct for a pleasant evening with refreshments. Woman's We Club met at Mrs Samuel Seville’s home on Hugh street with luncheon. planned entertainments for two weeks hence.
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Rotary Club
Pretarai
Cluk
Detesi
Arden Az
Clayton Hall
W. OO. McCielar
John Siskk
Geeresh
East Ste
W. C.T
East Side
Woman's Christian Temperatec Union
Mre
EB. Hauzsen
A. E Schulze
Hoes Beses
Medle Dassian
T. U. Mer Vesterde
J. H Hurst
Sisa Street
Bursa
H. C
We Club
Samuel Seville
Hugh Street
Davis
East River Street
Dear Mrs. Thompson Advice Column Fragment
A young woman asks how to regain a former boyfriend’s friendship after lies and rumors split them. A columnist urges her to accept rejection, move on, and seek happiness elsewhere, warning self pride won’t win him back.
Local residents listed at addresses in a community notice
A compiled list of names and street addresses appears, including Alfred Bauer at 1812 Sixth Street and Mrs Walter Davies at 225 East Avenue, with other residents such as Miss Elizabeth Kuroeck 549 Irondale Street and Eugene Hicks 1611 East Avenue. The list also mentions Discharres, Mrs Charles Marsh, Mrs Lloyd Gaines and baby at 247 Fairlawn Avenue, Mrs J Wood and baby at 237 Third Street, Myra Champnes 221 George Street, Frances Stranahan Columbia Station, Edmond RH Franklin 14921 Lakevenue Lakewood, James Wrie 412 Elm Street.
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Alfred Bauer
Sixth Street
Walter Davies
East Avenue
Elizabeth Kuroeck
Irondale Street
Eugene Hicks
Charles Marsh
Parkview Court
Lloyd Gaines
Fairlawn Avenue
J. Wood
Third Street
Myra Champnes
George Street
Frances Stranahan
Columbia Station
Edmond RH Franklin
Lakevenue
Lakewood
James Wrie
Elm Street
Fall leads to broken ankle. Mrs Bramwell recovering
Mrs Bramwell of Kaisercourt recovering slowly after a fall that caused a broken ankle bone. She has been seriously ill and her sister Mrs Hess of Harrisburg Pa, who had stayed with her, returned home Monday. Rev G A Brown and family of Zaneaville are expected to arrive.
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Bramwell
Kaisercourt
Mrs. Hess
Harrisburg
G. A. Brown
Zaneaville
Local Church Names New Pastor and Home Move
A fragmentary notice states that the Rev Brown will preach his first sermon as pastor at the local church. It notes his residence at 130 Harrison Street and mentions plans for their future home in the city. The date February 3 is referenced.
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T. I
Harrison Street
Brown
Tulle
Ingenious potato peeler reuses safety blades
A quirky safety device uses discarded razor blades in a potato peeler with a thumb protecting guard. A professor's wife at Frolin and Marshall College reportedly gave birth to 11 boys, with the peculiar naming of Franklin and Marshall as two of the offspring.
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Frolin and Marshall College
Franklin and Marshall
Dance at Carlisle Grange Friday Evening Stop 87
A Carlisle Grange hosts a Friday evening dance at Stop 87 on Oberlin Road. Local residents welcome dancers from the community to enjoy an orderly social occasion with music and refreshments.
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Carlisle Grange
Oberlin Road
Nof A Mayflo Camp Card Party Friday Night
A card party hosted by Nof A Mayflo Camp takes place Friday night at Wars Hall. Refreshments will be served and the public is invited to attend this community event.
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Wars Hall
Local notices round up city people and events
Superintendent F M Shelton sails to Springfield Ohio on business and is due back today. Mr and Mrs C E Logier plan a Florida stay for months. Mrs Bessie Hawkins visited Overly with Mrs N Jer of School Street. Annie Weiss changes her name from Lorain after a shopping trip in Cleveland. Senator J F Burke visits Columbus today. Mr and Mrs Henry Smith hosted guests for dinner with C Gilmore and J N Smith. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Walter Dawes at 225 East Avenue. Mr and Mrs Albert Brets announce a baby girl at 118 1 2 Sixth Street. Charles F Cunn building a home on Pasadena Circle. Peter Becker of Amherst visited Elyria Monday. Miss Anna Mitchell and Miss Jean Ennis spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs William Ennis of Amherst. Friends of Loretta Rudolph will be glad to learn that
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F. M. Shelton
Springfield
Ohio
C. E. Logier
Ngton Avenue
Florida
Bessie Hawkins
Baat River
N. Jer
Cleveland
Annie Weiss
Lorain
J. F. Burke
Columbus
Henry Smith
Harvard Avenue
C Gilmore
J. N. Smith
Walter Dawes
East Avenue
Albert Brets
Sixth Street
Charles F. Cunn
Pasadena Circle
Peter Becker
Amherst
Elyria Visi Lot
Anna Mitchell
Jean Ennais
William Ennis
Loretta Rudolph
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Andrew Pickens
Carleton Squire
St. Andrew’s Church
Kiwanis Club
Alya R. Corleutr
Elyria
Piqua Man
T. B.S. Club
Atlst Yard
T. U
Court OF Honor
Tony Gar
Court of Hon
C.gsinz
N.D. Club
Fev
Nform
Thane
Haines
Har Yard Avenue
Woman's Welsh Club
Frank Poenessa
Richard Steck
R. D. No
Valley City
Mildred Steck
R. D. Mo
Thomas Stringar
Ejeart
Mrs. Thompson
Recne
Wife Savers
Scotts
Chronicle
Telegram
June E. Crowell
Elyria Eagles
Eagles Hall
Maurine Struther
Blue Bird Orchestra
For
Sereal
Quality
Pos
BON Ton Millinery
Style City Market Bldg
Courteous Service
Serge
Johnston
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