Many Elyria clubs hold meetings and events
A long list of local society meetings is reported, including Mae Mugwompa Club hostesses, Lot A Lot Club with Mrs Gruse, Girl Reserves Father-Daughter banquet at YWCA, and various church councils, unions, and social groups meeting around Elyria. Notable items include Prof Moore of Oberlin College speaking on Mexico, the Elyria Musical Art Society program, and a January 29 birthday gathering for Mrs Waldecker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Church
D. R. Moore
Oberlin College
Mexico
Medina Missionary Meeting at Fleet Congregational
A Medina County notice describes a Friday 10 30 meeting of the Missionary Societies of the Medina Association of Congregational churches at Fleet Congregational Church. State officers will discuss church issues, Woman's Organization projects, and offerings. Attendance urged for officers and delegates. Elizabeth Rich to preside. officers from Cleveland and local churches expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Junen
Circle No. 4
American Home Department
Woman's Club
Wives and Friends
The
M. i
Conference of Missionary Workers
Medina Association of Congregational Churches
Medina
Lation Fueres
Lany Om
Woman's Association
Elizabeth Rich
Woman's Missionary Society of Madina Association of
Mix A. M. Gibbons
Marion Fintley Fisk
Pulitant
State Conference of Congregational Churches
Merbadiat
Loral County
WL. M
Masterole Cold Tablets offer quick relief for head colds
Warnings of approaching danger with head colds are presented. Masterole Cold Tablets promise to relieve congestion, drive out infection, and stop bad colds promptly. Prepared by The Masterole Company of Cleveland they are laxative and used for various pains and chest colds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daneer
Masterole
Masterole Company
Cleveland
Pleasant radio party at Mrs Witty's home
Mrs Walter Witty of Besbe vourt hosted a radio party Saturday evening with guests including Min Arthur Stud de Mrs George Mackin Mrs JH Venturel Mrs George Reynolds and others. Refreshments were served and guests departed thanking the hostess for a lovely time. Hospital notes list multiple admissions and births across Vin cent Schneider North Hidgeville Valley City and other areas with names and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Waldecker
Lake Avenue
Radio Carty
Walter Witty
Besbevourt
Min
Arthur Studde
George Mackin
JH Venturel
George Reynolds
Hazel's Wardesty
Jourre Jones
Witty
Clarence Swinton
Center Street
Ed. Hasuyud
Ni Nth
Vincent Schneider
North Hidgeville
Katherine Aroillage
Furnace Street
Wim. Tow
Valley City
Mike Fitll
Woodford
Joe Owen
Harold Pubbach
Mielarres
Taabelle Holiday
Adams
Frank Starzens- Yn
Quincy
Lewis Hopkins
Baby Bay
East Broad
Laura Martin
West River Rod
Peter Miller
Houta
Hoy Wilson
Earlcourt
Yo. Berrie
West Avenue
Chipman Giberson
Joseph Figier
Grafton
Whi. Davis
Harwood Street
Local personals note slate from Elyria Ohio area
A series of social notes from Elyria Ohio lists visits and guests. Mrs Marion Merthe, Lake Kris College student in Painesville, stayed with her parents on West Avenue. Louise Museey of Ohio Wesleyan University visited her mother Mrs W P Massey. George Smits and wife returned from a Florida motor trip. J Mitchell Hoye of Cleveland aids teachers training at the Church of Christ. Miss Bell Yoho from Huntington WV assists at the Sunday School Training School. Maud Davis of Lakewood visits. Ruth Ely of Cleveland spent the weekend with her mother. Rev Richard F E Lentz of Wadsworth attends teacher training at the Church of Christ. Numerous other local residents are noted visiting Elyria or traveling to Zanesville and other stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Merthe
Lake Kris College
Painesville
Ohio
West Avenue
L. B Merthr
Louise Museey
Ohio Wesleyan University
W. P., Massey
Elyria
George Smits
Case Road
Florida
J. Mitchell Hoye
Cleveland
Disciples of Ohio
Church of Christ
Miss Bell Yoho
Miss Yoho
Sifuntington
West Virginia
Disciples
Vis Maud Davis
Lakewood
Cleveland Council of Churches
Ruth Ely
George Stevens
Broadstreet
Richard FE. Lentz
Wadsworth
J Wil
W. H. Cramar
Newark
Phil Connelly
Zanesville
Flod. Nichols
Chappell
Milford Worzee O
Atlowaitia Islands
Sisual
Tigitu
E. Bacon
Struthers
Eivria
Ao. Gerenheloer
Phelma Joanne
Blaine Pireyt
Rocky River Friends
Edwin Kitpy
J. F. Burke
Sanidusis
Missionary Boewery
Charles Edward Maylew
Oberlin
FD. Kuss
Rhsetty
John Herner
Ralph
Mouroeville
Wilininy
Social Roster From Massillon to Lorain and Cleveland
Numerous local residents are noted visiting friends and relatives across Ohio. Entries include Henry and Edith Hattes in Cleveland, Miss Edith Hattes on Deulah Avenue, Cleveland, J Burke from Washington Avenue in Massillon, and Joss K Gilbert of Chambersburg as guests of the Hudautts in Stanford. Also listed are Mary Louise Buck on Jefferson Street, Klein Hastings on 4eg Street, and a weekend in Lorain with Helgreen at 1315 Galland Avenue. W. H. Walk and daughter Luella of Princeton Avenue visited Akron households, while Coel Gray and Jack Larry dined with Mrs. Millie Clifford on Wurst Court. Other visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Almon Sanker of Cleveland Heights with Grover Sanker in Cambridge Avenue, J. C. Krebs and Miss Marie Orchard with Mrs. Millie Clifford. Claire Reynolds of Grace Court is in New York on a buying trip. Births include a son at Elyria Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Jos Otten of Furnace Street, and a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Palos on Hart Fourth Street at the hospital. Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Terrell and Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Kerr of the city celebrated the fifth birthday of B. H. Terrell Jr. with residence in Warren, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earence Ebert
Edith Hattes
Deulah Avenue
Cleveland
Joss K Gilbert
Chambersburg
Mip
Hudautt
Stenford
Mary Louise Buck
Jeffersey Street
Kleen Hastings
Urs
Helgreen
Oalland Avenue
Lorain
W. H. Walk
Luella
Princton Avenue
Jo Fuller
Cyrus Millar
Akron
Coel Gray
Jack Larry
Wolfington
Millie Clifford
Wurstcourt
Almon Sanker
Cleveland Weights
BH. Terrell
T. J. Kerr
QO. Ar. Terrell
Warren
Ohio
BH. Terrell, Jr
China teaches girl's love is real art
In New York an article cites Chinese philosopher Sum Nung Au-Young saying Western flappers misunderstand love while Chinese women study it as an art. He quotes Sir Robert Hart comparing Western marriage to a boiling kettle and Chinese marriage to heating a kettle, asserting Chinese have happier homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
New York
Sum Nung Au-Young
Smart Set
Sir Robert Hart
West
Ciina
Adopts New Plan for Buying of Soft Coal
Washington January 31 The Army will buy bituminous coal with strict specifications to avoid past disputes over quality and contract terms. The Quartermaster General has issued a new policy requiring detailed technical specs in advertisements to ensure coal delivered meets exact standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FOTL
Washington
Quartermaster General
Government coal quality controls expand nationwide analysis
The government intends to guarantee coal quality by maintaining a complete analysis file of coal from all fields and principal mines. Future dealers and contractors will be required to state the origin and quality details, continuing the established practice.
Quartermaster General’s Plan to Speed Supplies Faces Coal Shortfall
The Quartermaster-General proposes a new delivery scheme aimed at reducing coal shortages and improving inferice Grades by ensuring faster, more reliable material shipments. The plan targets minimizing delays and bolstering logistical efficiency to meet Army needs.
Largest locomotive delivered to Northern Pacific railway
Jamestown North Dakota January 31 reports the delivery of the largest and most powerful locomotive yet built for passenger service in the northwest by Schenectady Works. One of twelve ordered by Northern Pacific at a cost of 1 300 000 the low engine measures 104 feet and carries 24 tons of coal and 15 000 gallons of water. It has eight driving wheels and four trailing wheels with a pulling power of 70 090 tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
N. D
Qorthwest
Northern Pactic Railway
Schenectady Works
Americany Locomotive Company
Northern Pa Ine
Anil
Bellfontaine Public Utility Plants Profit in 1926
Bellfontaine's municipally owned water gas and electric plants earned over 85000 in 1926. Electric over 55000 water about 17900 and gas over 14009. Each plant funds bonds, pays interest, and funds improvements from earnings while providing free services to streets parks fountains schools and hydrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellfontaine
Bellefontaine
Frank Moots
Hawaiian rodeo craze boosts roping and bull-dogging interest
Descriptive nicknames of the Old West appear as rodes and round-ups in the Hawaiian Islands gain popularity. Roping and bull-dogging the wild mountain steer draw crowds at island celebrations. A Hawaiian cowboy set a new roping record by catching, throwing, and tying an animal in 2 seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaiian Islands
Also Mentioned on This Page
Edward Kershaw
A. H. Wort
Park Avenue
Vera Btrohl
Hugh Richards
Werurnaco Club
Howard Richards
Spruce Street
Oberlie College
Elisabeth Stevens Society
Elyria Musical Art Society
First Congregational
Board of the
Elyria Home For the Aged
Knights of St. John
Carlisle Grange
Federation of the Y. W. C. A
Odd Fellows Hall
Mooseheart Legion
Wurst Hall
Rotary
Jarcheon
Hotel Newell
Central Guild of St Andrew's Church
Nettle Laundon
Sixth Street
Square Deal
YMCLA
Second Congregational Church
Henry Swasey
Tatternail Court
Jessie Racesier
Chronicle
Telegram Matters
Robert Biles
Cornell Ave
Charles Wilford
Mothers
United Presbyterian Church
Robert Kirkpatrick
Fourth Street
Merry
Bunco
George Anthony
Samuel Street
Lorain County Council
Amatican Legion
Gates Parents Teacher Association
Crescent Mandolin Club
Church Council of
St. Paul's
Thorsday
Leoteia County
Methodial
M. EB
Women's Democrat Club
Wee. F.C. Billings
Midead Gold Banco Club
Dams Coren
Bothood — Club
D. A. Baird
Alfred Phipps
West Bridge Street
Jester Smith
St. Andrews
L. P. Wagner
Edward Johnston
Hamilton Street
Aseociation
YaPorte
YaPorte Ladies Aid Society Meets. Daughters of Scotland Argyle Lodge
David J. Nye
Order of DeMolay Tesis
O. F. Hall
Sone of Veterans Auxiliary
Chevaliar Lodge No. 316
K. of P. Hall
Willing Worker's of the Yeomen
Friendship Club
Markley
Parent-Teacher Association
Kiwanis Club
Y. Int
M. B
Boosters Club
Hamilton P. T. A
Franklin P. T. A
Grace Lutheran Ladies Aid Satelety
Royal Neighbors of America
Norah Fox
Louis Renouard
Erie Street
Clevenger
Sawyer
Boystesses
Amaryllis Club
Wiliam Heldrich
Cambridge Street
F.fl
Mary Downa
Jolly 20
Richard McDonald
Bad River Road
Daughters of Scotia
Lot P. Hall
Order of Western Star
Legion Hall
Busines
Fred Jackson
Walter
Mia
Anna Barn
Shitfield
Mar
Paffit‘Teacher Association of
Theetty Aeak
I. Gals
William Bell
Dark Martin
Elebs
Murtach
Harvelsen
Murbach
Wen
Normanister
Hi Ther Pishoer
Alonos
Cook's
Selger
Sandusky
Duke Hoseler
Goo Larland
J Burke
Washington Ave
Enue
Massillon
Sester Gas
Yerrish
Rust
2Nd St
Rialto
Windsor Reyes
Elyria Dress Goods Shoppe
Broad Street
Sonora
Quartermaster-General
Hawaii
Franklin
Pete
Sam
Lawrence
Dimke Ifall
Dolomar’s Orchestra
Elyria Eagles
All Welcome
Vicks Vaporub
C. E. Guth
Elyria Sav
Sudro Funeral. Home
Busice’s
Hecock
Columbia
Jobo
Stevens
Chas
Kaley
Art Gillhem
Ted Lewis
A. B. Sauer Music Colorain County
Broad St
Broadway
Lurain
Fay Co
Bolivia
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