Lewis Mercantile Co Spring Opening in Elyria
Elyria March 4 The Lewis Mercantile Company hosts a three day spring opening with four decorated floors. An orchestra plays daily from 1 to 4 pm and customers receive American Beauty roses. Display highlights include French and Italian fabrics, beaded gowns, bolivia and velour coats, and an up to date blouse case. Local activity notes mention St Paul Evangelical church council meeting and a birthday party for Lois Prentice with Easter themes and prizes.
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Elyria
Lewis Mercantile Company
Bolivia
Catherine Athe
Middle Ave
Florida
Harley Prentice
Ath St
Gillgater
Lois
Litle
Geraldine Carpenter
Betty Carpenter
Catherine Tert
Maxine
Anita Tune Pool
Alvin Reiher
Vivian Regent
St. Paul, Florida
Elyria Hosts Dinner Party Amid Church, Family News
Elyria society notes recount Mr and Mrs Miller Jones entertaining at their Weat avenue home with a dinner party yesterday including the couple’s mother Clara Jones and guests Mrs C Britton Mrs Alice Britton Cecile Pfeiffer Fred Jones and Cesar Ambersi Mrs F A Lawrence returns home from retirement with her mother in Harrisburg while Dr Lawrence plans a visit to Clar mont Calif for his mother’s illness. Also mentioned are Mrs Arthur Emery’s recovery and a Cleveland visit by several local ladies.
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Miller Jones
Weat Avenue
Mothmer
Clara Jones
C. Britton
Alice Briton
Cecile Pfeiffer
Fred Jones
Daughted
Cesar O? Ambersi
Lawrence
Herrisburg
Clarmont
Califoria
Elyria West
Hart Dckason
Harry Gregg
James Dass
Arther Lersch
Frank Lovejoy
Cleveland
Ted Rollin Davis
Tug
Rollin Osivrs
Crandford Avenue
Lakewood
Equality, suffrage, and public opinion face test on Broadway
Miss Lillian Jeffries in a natty suit and fedora parades along Broadway Los Angeles to probe whether ballot rights equate to broader female freedom. No arrest occurs yet observers react with surprise and jeers, exposing tension between law and social expectation.
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Lillian Jeffries
Broadway
Los Angeles
Cal
Wendell Pills Ambition Brand Promoted As General Tonic
An old advertisement touts Wendell Pills Ambition Brand as a reliable general tonic and mild laxative. It claims the product strengthens health and nature, with a full refund if not satisfied after the first package. Available through druggists like C. W. Phillips.
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C. W. Phillips
Hotel Registrants List Across Several Cities
A long list of names and towns appears, detailing hotel registrants from Toledo, Ann Arbor, Columbus, Cleveland, Chicago, Detroit, and other cities. The compilation includes individual guests and abbreviations or initials, spanning Akron to Pittsburgh with scattered states.
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Chicago
H. E. Russell
Zanesville
O. W. Grgssey
Columbus
B. C. Wright
WA. Jones
Cleveland
C. C. Kime
G. H. Irons
Greenfield
R. L. Angel
Willard
J. Wisner
Toledo
Charles Noll
Dayton
John
L. Olerdorfer
Louisville
Gerth
New Oreleans
E J. Trevethan
Pittsburgh
Martin Dehn
Buttle
F. Nicholas
Glenville
A. L. Foreman
Erie
Lome Collison
Detroit
Louis B Wolstein
J.D. Reichard
Grafton
EB. J. Ward
Peter Kalter
Notable Ills and Local Social Happenings in FL Fields
George Andrews of Cleveland improves slowly after illness while caring for his father. his father remains largely unchanged. Elder Mapie preached locally instead of his scheduled appointment. Frank Musoo of Ridgeville works in Mr Ralph Fortune for an indefinite period. Miss Ella Bambadga spent Saturday in Cleveland. Mrs John Barnbridge visited Cleveland Tuesday at her sister Mrs Helen Tenness. Mrs Lang hosts her mother. Mrs Grills of Oberlin and Walter Wallington suffer from illnesses. A large crowd attended the sparrow and rat hunt oyster supper at the town hall and enjoyed a fine time. The Sunday school convention was held at the Christian Church Friday afternoon and evening. Mr Wright of Berea spent the weekend with Charles Nash and family. Mr and Mrs Perkins entertained a gathering. The seasore Friday through Sunday. The prayer meeting Wednesday evening drew a good crowd despite the weather, with Mrs Sears giving an engaging talk and a brief social time in the basement with light refreshments.
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Grills
Oberlin
Walter Wallington
George Robineson
Town Hall
Christan Church
Wright
Berea
Charles Nash
Inauguration Address Continued From Page Three
The fragment indicates continuation of President Harding's inauguration speech as published on page three. It references the world’s changing situations and hints at a path to broaden our opportunities. Further readable text is needed to extract concrete names, dates, or outcomes.
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Lewis Mercantile CO
The
Church Council of St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Elyria Personals
Arthur Emery
John Lyner
Trest Ninth Street
Gratton
Airs
R. J Trenchard
Firs
Phill T. Herbold
Alfred T. Philips
West Bridge St
America
Republic
Hilger
Wendel Pilis Anitior Brant
Eugene F. Burge
Dennison Ave
Harding
Lorain Creamery Co
Elyria Market House
VY. Broad St
Julius Ceuve
Louis
Stereo Co
Lebaspet
United
Broad St
Sft
Joe Petry
Bsc
Itoly
W. W. Marlett
Hamburg
H. G.stores
Mme
Pais LT
Kahn & Anderson
Bares
E.B. Booth
Bilow
W. A. Gerber
Sesear
Lesnick
Aenes
Claude Dinters
Rugssett
Peta
Forbes
Ohio Sanitary
Star Market
J. Persensky
A. T
Hawking, Prop
Rombus
Johnson Bros
California
Elyria Wiarket Rouse
West Broad St
West Ave
Elyria, Ohio
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