Methodist Ladies Raise 300 For Old Ladies Home Fund
The General Ladies' Aid Society of the First Methodist church met yesterday afternoon, led by Mrs Edwin Kirby, with reports showing each circle surpassing its pledge. They plan to donate 300 dollars to the Old Ladies' Home project while continuing home expenses support. A nominating committee was formed, and a musical program followed, ending with refreshments.
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Ald Society
First Methodist Church
Edwin Kirby
M M. Will
Pine Church
Ely
W. B . Hawk
A. R. Carston
Ic EB. Whitehead
Kirby
C.D Beazell
Louise Biggs
Merton Pit
Wee
Tanner
C E Bea
Church OF Plans
Lee Cowch
George Street
E. F. Whitney
Wise
Schister Ead
George Richw
Mass Rita Clapp Weds Harold Starkey in Silver Creek
A wedding took place Wednesday at the Rev Fleppys residence Silver Creek New York Rita Clapp daughter of Mr and Mrs D J Clapp 145 East Bridge Street became the bride of Harold Starkey son of Mr and Mrs Alfred Starkey of Lake Avenue The couple honeymooned in Niagara Falls Buffalo and parts of Canada.
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Silver Creek
New York
Fleppy
Rita Clapp
D J Clapp
East Bidge Street
Brde
Hare
D Ftarkey
Alfred Starkey
Lake Avenue
N Fatts
Buffalo
Canada
Local Society Notes from East 8th Street and Park Avenue
The East 8 de Gold of St An opal church group met at R H Rice's Park Avenue home with about twenty members present. The Carlisle Neighborhood Club gathered afteroonn at Indien Holo road with several members in attendance and plans noted for a meeting on the first Thursday in July.
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Handley
Cascade Park
Wro Finkel
William Handley
Paul Chapman
Secetary
R. H Rice
T. Andrews Guild
St An- E
Carlisle
Carl Neighborhood Club
Leon Ward
Indien
Theseere
Emteen Tembers
Ei Cleats
Carl Deidre
Lafrance
Local Notables Mention Continued Travel and Family Notices
Miss Theresa Schroeder of North Amherst is involved with Mrs Leon Mapes of West River Street after an afternoon incident. Irvin Johnson of Marseilles Avenue plans to return today from Toledo where he attended the ICGE convention as a delegate from St Paul’s Evangelical Church. Mrs Kline and daughters Shirley and Madge, and Mrs Balch and daughter Dorothy of Three Rivers are listed in this notice.
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Thrresa Schroeder
North Amherst
Leon Mapes
West River Street
Irvin Johnson
Marseilles Avenue
Toledo
ICGE
St Pauls Lvangelical Church
Kline and
Daugh
Ers
Shirley
Madge
Balch
Dorothy
Three Rivers
Michogan
CO L Satherdon
Niagara Falls
R A. Osborne
Eva
Michigan
Dwight V Peabody
Ninth Street
Automov le
New
Yok Ci
Peabody Will Stud
Teachers College Columbia Nnsers
Columbus
Frank Snyder
Amherst
Phlip Bohler
Elsra
Maud
Ella Parmeree
Bertha Philpott
Louise Biggs
Margaret Edwards
Ohio State Teachers’ Association
Cedar Point
Jack Peletiere
Reeda Mae
Maggie Bechsten
Harold
Frances
Oberlin
Fred Diedrich
Thirteenth Street
Fusk
Chiraco
Mass
Adalme
Josephine Whalan
M.dale Avenue
Chiago
Detroit
A “Mo Bover Ard
Arthur
Moealzan
Indiana
Hattie Blaine
Wheaton
Odd Traditions and Odd Profits in Rural Tales
A landlord struggles to collect rent from a stubborn tenant who jokes about selling the back door. A Midwest farmer boasts over a bumper onion crop tied to New York market demand. A Los Angeles Examiner response misreads a farmer’s revenue as ducks taking his money, illustrating humorous miscommunication and folk speech.
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Middle West
New York
Los Angeles
Local social notes include guests and births in Wheaton era
Mrs F Ho Smith sails for New York City for six weeks with plans dated around Eighth street. Miss Blaine's birth details and Wheaton College women’s department leadership are noted. Mr and Mrs F E Draper attend Elvria n reception for H K Finley at LaGrange Baptist Church. Boyer of New York City visits Rev and Mrs Navehkour in Wooster Street. Miss Christina Miers listed at 421 Lake.
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Ter
F Ho Smith
Eighth Street
New York City
Blaine
Eshmarsh School
Wheaton College
F E Draper
LaGrange Bapist Church
H K Finley
Boyer
Rev
E Navehkour
Wooster Streat
Miss Christ
Na Miers
Lake
Youngstown Public School Staff and Local Social News
Miss Myers a capable Youngstown teacher on extended field trips through Colorado, Wyoming and Montana with Columbia University students. Mr and Mrs J R Bellingham return from a Pennsylvania motor trip with Miss Gertrude Curry visiting Meadville. Workers Class of St Pauls Evangelical church to meet Saturday at Mrs Gus Quade's home 307 North Chyve Street.
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Youngstown
Colorado
Wyoming
Montana
Columbia University
Myers
Kent Normal
J R. Bellingham
Cleveland Street
Pennsylvania
Gertrude Curry
Meadville
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Gus Quade
North Chyve Street
Judge Wabder Congratulates Attorneys On Court Docket
Judge Wabder of common pleas lauded attorneys for the efficient handling of scores of cases in the present term. Attorneys admitted they were surprised by the large amount of work accomplished and praised the court's cooperation.
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Wabder
Common Please Duret
Alarm at Lorain County Savings & Trust Co. Bank
An alarm rang at Lorain County Savings & Trust Co. last night around 9 o'clock. Police responded quickly but found nothing amiss and the cause of the alarm remains unclear.
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Lorain County Savings & Trust Co. Bank
Transient Fined Ten Dollars for Intoxication
Jack Kulish a transient was picked up at Broad Street and Middle Avenue after alighting from a Green Line car with raisin jack. He was searchedfound with extra booze from Cleveland and punished with a ten dollar fine plus costs and jailed for nonpayment.
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Jack Kulish
Broad Street
Middle Avenue
Green Line
Cleveland
Wheat growers question econome system and wheat earnings
The wheat growers say something is wrong with the econome system when an acre of wheat cannot fetch as much money as two days’ pay for a bricklayer. The United States produces over 550 million tons of coal annually, making it the world’s largest coal producer.
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United States
Former Belgian cabinet in Brussels resumes power
The Belgian cabinet that resigned 15 days ago returned to power as negotiations with France on the Ruhr reparations issue accelerate. The old ministers agreed to resume duties after M Theunis failed to form a new government. A formal French reply is expected early next week to Britain’s memorandum on Ruhr poverty. Maine leads in wood pulp production with 34 mills consuming 1,279,852 cords of pulpwood.
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Brussels
Theunis
M. Theunis
France
Ruhr
Rube Pohery
Maine
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National Association of Ice Industries
Walton Ice CO
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Dotto
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Internatonal Stereotyrpers and Electrotypere’ Union
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