Local church and club meetups fill Elyria schedule
Multiple civic and church groups list meetings for Monday through Friday at various venues including United Presbyterian, St Pauls Evangelical, Church of Christ, and First Congregational. Social events feature picnics, Bunco, card clubs, and a farewell for the Murray family with guests from Elyria and nearby towns.
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Doris Hastings
Lorain Boulevard
Lindy Lodge
June Harrison
United Presbyterian Church
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Bible School
Church of Christ
Deane Burns
East Ave
Second Congregational Church
Gladys Bliss
Tattersall Court
St. Joan’s Lutheran Board of Control
Woman's Association of
First Congregational
Elyria
Clebber
Irene Crow
Lodge
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Turner Block
Carlisle Grange
Willis Workers of Yeomen
Missionary Society of Se. Faul’s Evangelical Church
Everready Bunco Club
Ida Long
Eastavers
Agnes Erickson
Grant Street
Richard Allen Corps
Flora Hoeak
Eighth Street
Ladies of
Spring Walier
Woman's Democratic Club
Catherine Gibbons
North Ridgeville
Dougglis
Aa. E. Williams
B. A. Wells
St. Paul’s Church
Edwin Haywood
Tenth Street
Amearillis
Fred Raphas
Desey Avenue
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Country Club Bridge Luncheon Postponed to July 10
A community bridge luncheon at the Country Club has been postponed to July 10. The event, details incomplete due to a fragmented report, notes attendees and surrounding social activities at Sprin Valley and local church groups.
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Local Personal Notices From Johnsion and Nearby Homes
Washing os fer Col and Halie as Zener visit Johnsion home. Mr and Mrs H Toad and relatives hosted Mrs T J Weidner and Ebert of Medina. Mrs Q Ryan Cedar street visited Cleveland. Millard Ruffalo and Stowell family rode to SS Rice home East Bridge street. Mr and Mrs Rog Anderson plan summer in Crystal Coach Canada returning in September. Harriet Blaine of Wheaton arrived to visit sister Mrs F H Smith. Mrs Horner Princeton avenue hosts Clinton street visitors. Harts Fo Clinton street spent weekend with Sandusky guests. Gladys Crombie of Kase noted.
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Stowell
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SS. Rice
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Rog Anderson
George
Lodi Street
Agi
Crystal Coach
Canada
Harriet G. Blaine
Wheaton
Olmnots
Saturda
F. H. Smith
Tt. Horner
Princeton Avenue
Harts
Clinton Street
Sandusky
Mias
Gladys Crombie
Kase
Akron guests and local visitors report scattered ties
Bridge street residents note visits from Mrs Ray Fox Akron Ohio Miss Frames Duan Grave Europe spending five weeks in Pennsylvania visiting friends FF F Maddockh 1263 bes aletue and others from New York Southampton Lakewood Memorial Hospital Memorial homecomings follow bereavement Mrs Margaret Held death prompts returns Mr and Mrs H W Pond move to 206 Middle avenue Columbus guests John Sher Man Medina and more weekend visitors to the Siemens residence in Senford area
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Ray Fox
Akron
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Penns
Ania
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Margaret Held
H.W. Pond
Colunialdpartwments
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Robert S$.turd
Columbus
John Sher- Man
Medina
Nielesen
Sienford Aicuue
Teachers Fight In Country For Right To Marry
The American Federation of Teachers backs the right of women teachers to marry as boards of education consider resignations. The vocal stance argues marriage should be private and not affect a teacher’s usefulness, amid appeals from members and supporters in several states.
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Women teachers fight discharge after marriage in federation plan
Mrs. Alice Fiansen leads a campaign to challenge test cases in multiple cities to preserve married women teachers’ jobs. Helen Taft Manning, daughter of a former president and Bruo Maur College dean, joins the effort, arguing marriage should not end employment. The coming national federation convention in Chicago will shape the strategy and press for elimination of this discrimination.
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Bearton Offers Advice On Personal Happiness
A letter from Margaret Berton of Massachusetts Kansas City seeks no payment and shares her joy after years of struggle. She claims happiness found with a newborn daughter and invites inquiring readers to write for guidance and support.
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Marriage as a bar in eastern cities spurs rule challenge
An experienced servant notes marriages in cities where the custom is restricted by a rule. Mrs Manning leads a campaign in Newport Rhode Island and other eastern cities to oppose the rule while similar challenges occur in the Midwest and Pacific coast states.
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Turret Tomb Draws Attention at Chateau Estate
The Count of Chateauvillard rests in a tower like mausoleum on the Chateau de Villard estate near Fontanebleu Forest. Built after a lawsuit, the tomb was provided for by his will and now attracts curious visitors despite sparse guidebook details.
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Court gossip and a scandalous 1878 Paris tale
A fragment recounts a Paris court case from 1878 about a count famed for affairs with a dozen women. His wife and child resisted, the storyline fuels gossip, with sensational exploits described including a horse jump from a window. The court’s will also mentions burying his horse, dogs, and monkey outside the tomb.
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