Community Club Meetings and Socials Reported
A string of local group gatherings is listed with dates and hosts including St Jobo’s 3 Club at Mrs Block’s Haron Street, Happy Hour Bucco Club with Miss Rose Barnes on Caroling Street, and Bribie Study Groups meeting at Mrs Stestz’s Eleventh Street home. Other notes mention Union Veterans, Second Congregational, Gates P F A, Garford P T A, and various program topics and host families.
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St. Jobo’s ‘3
Haron Street
Happy Hour
Bucco Club
Rose Barnes
Caroling Street
Bribie
Stestz
Reon
Garford P. T. A
Alex Schifleman
Mar Thard J. Martin
Haren Nielsen
Lisé Middie
Miss Mae Association
Upadeshak Pandh
LafA-Lot Club Hosts Margaret Gruse Evening
LafA-Lot Club members gathered at Margaret Grusa on Adams Street for an all Bridge evening. Margaret Koehn won first prize, Etva Guthman second, Mabel Freeman third, and Marian Antesyr consolation with Miss Autens as guest. Next meeting planned at sister Helen Holcombe’s home on Lorain Boulevard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafa-Lot Club
Margaret Grusa
Adams Street
Bridge
Margaret Koehn
Etva Guthman
Mabel Freeman
Marian Antesyr
Miss Autens
Helen Holcombe
Lb. A. Hastings
Lorain Boulevard
Wellington Enterprise Buys Orrville Courier-Crescent Interest
The Wellington Enterprise has purchased an interest in the Orrville Ohio Courier Cresc ent semi weekly newspaper. A revenue officer will be at the Post Office on Tuesday March 11 to help local residents prepare their income tax returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington Enterprise
Orrville
Ohio
Courier-Crescent
Scholarship Fund Benefit Card Party a Success in Elyria
The Elyria Woman's club sponsored a Scholarship Fund benefit last evening with over 275 guests and sixty five bridge tables. Prizes were awarded to A. A. Sargent H. J. Austin and others for Aletton and contract games while Mrs. William Dergate won high score in Five Hundred. Mrs. D W McLeod led as chair with assistance from multiple members.
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Elyria Woman's
Aletton Bridge
A. A. Sargent
H. J. Austin
Efirst
R. T
Martin and
Adolphus Ebert
Mary Smith
C. E. Wright
Howard Somers
William Dergate
Contract Bridge
A. B. Taylor
G. E. Gould
James Simpson
Eva Reeff
Local clubs hold meetings across Elyria area
Multiple community groups meet in Elyria and Lorain County venues including Lindy Lodge with June Harrison on Grafton road, Elyria Savings and Trust directors, Carlisle Grange, Mooseheart Lesson, Jolly Losers with Mrs Bartlett, and the Ladies Auxiliary of the Veterans group. The federation plans a dinner at six, and a Jubies event features Miss Margaret Palmer. Other meetings include Grace Lutheran church officers, Bors Missionary Society, and a Woodman hall joint VFW gathering with reports from the National Orphans Home. A Canton event, a Colonial club gathering, and engagement news for Eather Krause to Frad Stick are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindy Lodge
June Harrison
Grafton Road
Lorain County Rabbit and Carver Association
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
Carlisle Grange
Mooseheart
Jolly Losers
Bartlett
Hamilton Street
Sons and Daughters of Liberty Sericg Club
Eleanor Sognells
Chesenut Street
Elyria Lodge
Federation of the ¥. W.C. A
Margaret Palmer
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Elizabeth Stevens
Chely
Grace Lutheran Church
H. Mckee
Winchies Street
Bors Missionary Society of
T. P. Church
Karen Niesser
WV. F. W
Ausheiary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Woodman Hall
L. E. Young
F. W. National Orphans’ Home
Eaton Rapids
Michigan
Paul B. Ellis
Mullen-Murrey
Doctors Endorse Pillsbury Natural 100% Bran
Doctors recommend Pillsbury Natural 100% Bran as best for relief from constipation. The ad cites a survey and urges daily use in meals, snacks, and recipes, noting bran supports regularity and health with easy incorporation into foods.
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Pilsbury's
Pillsbury’s
Pillsbury
Weekend visits and society notices across Mercer and Lorain
Mr and Mrs J A Adams and daughter Ada visit Mr and Mrs Fred Barr in Chase street and Mrs Paul Hilmer with two children from Mercer. Fred Lindauer and children return from Wellshire Ohio after a relative's funeral. Florence Cobb Wheaton College teacher leads the Girls Negative Debating team with Pearl Lowenstein Mabel Driscol and Jorcée Leicester to dine with R H Harrison. debate at Western Reserve University. Mary Louise Harrison attends Wheater College. Horell Bennett from Losbong Ohio visits West svvenue with Mr and Mrs Thomas Oshorss. Delaware Ohio reports two Elsha students initiate into Ohio West University fraternities Richard Todd and Homer Ward. Ellis D 2 of Denison avenue entertains house guest Mrs M J Fora of Chicago. Attorn and Mrs Joan Stahl and Mrs Bertha Carr visit Fremon Ohio. Zixra ladies attend Pythian sisters meeting in Lorain. include Mesdames Boddy Shrubsole Miller Stanford Hoard Sormacciiz Beal and Miss Elsie Attfelt of Smith College, Callerge Press Board member.
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J. A. Adams
Ada
Paul Hilmer
Mercer
Pennsylvania
Fred Barr
Chase Street
Fred Lindauer
Wellshire
Ohio
Florence Cobb
Wheaton,Tilinets, College
Pearl Lowenstein
Mabel Driscol
Jorcée Leicester
R. H. Harrison
Lake Avenue
Western Reserve University
Mary Louise Harrison
Wheater College
Hore] Bennett
Losbong
Thomas Oshorss
West Svvenue
Delaware
Attorner
Joan Stahl
Bertha Carr
Fremont
Resterdag
Gilson
Riverside Court
Zixra
Pythian Sisters
Lorain
Mesdames
Joseph Boddy
R. Shrubsole
BE. Miller
H. Stanford
H. Hoard
E. Sormacciiz
H. Beaverent
Beal
Elsie Attfelt
Alex Ailfelt
4Th Street
Smith College
Callerge Press Board
Interview plans with ex president Coolidge in Northampton
New York Times reporter assigned to interview ex President Calvin Coolidge upon his Northampton Massachusetts return from the western trip. Mrs Ed Shotton and daughter of Cleveland Heights return home after weekend with Mrs E E Shattuck. Mr and Mrs Phillip Beal of Brewster New York visiting Elyria after motor trip from Phoenix with their son, staying with Robert Dumas and Mrs W J Beal.
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New York Times
Times
Calvin Coolidge
Northampton
Massachusetts
West
Ed Shotton
Cleveland Heights
E. E. Shattuck
Floral Court
Phillip Beal
Brewster
New York
Phoenix
Arizona
Elyria
Robert Dumas
Lake Avenue
W. J. Beal
West Bridge Street
Fashions Paris Debuts Revived Fabrics and Polka Dots
Eyewitnesses report strong enthusiasm at Paris openings for novelty fabrics and vivid patterns. Fabrics highlighted include satin polka dots on chiffon, printed chiffons, crepes, and blends. laces earn high endorsement while net fabrics with large polka dot motifs and wool voile suit sportswear. Color notes feature sulphur greens, pinkish tints, and Patou rose opaline. Black remains essential, with black and white combinations for daywear and evening wear.
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New York
Paris
Hkerise Mousseline Desole
Jucile Paray
Ger- Maine Lecomte
Fpatou
Wellington Women Pack Box For Newfoundland
Members of the Women's Afternoon club plan a packing effort to send warm clothing and children's garments to Newfoundland after Miss Alma Osterberg described life in sparsely settled villages. The box will be packed at Mrs. Sam Hummell's home on March 17.
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Newfoundland
Women's Afternoon Club
Tree Untir
Alma Osterberg
Miss Osterberg
Ladies of
Wellington
Penninsula
Sam Hummell
Miss Paddock to Address Mothi and Club Debates Dress Rule
Miss Paddock, Lorain County nurse, will address the Child Conservation League on Thursday afternoon at Mrs. 3. H. Page's home. Her topic is The Pre School Child. A debate on school girl dress uniform follows with Mrs. Charles Barnes supporting and Mrs. Frank Obrig opposing. Meeting starts promptly at 3 o'clock with all local mothers invited.
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Paddock
Lorain County
Child Conservation League
3. H. Page
It Is Easy To End Fat Plainly in This Odd Line
Fragmented OCR text mentions dieting and exercise but is garbled. The readable parts reference fat reduction, a gland, and unspecified terms, lacking coherent reportable facts or names for a proper summary.
Truant Officer Reports February See Slower Total
Dc M Williams Elyria school attendance officer reports February investigations rose for absences but fell overall from January. February total 1191 cases with 72 absence tardiness, 37 sickness, 23 neglect by parents. Books and clothing/shoes requests dropped sharply. seven cases of willful truancy noted amid weather lull.
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Dc. M. Williams
Elyria
Smalter
Williams
Ciy
Sickness in Family and Employment Permits Report
The report notes four family members over 18 seeking work, one married with one dependent, and one suspended. Job scarcity is suggested by February data showing 29 working permits versus 47 in January. Girls again outnumbered boys in permits, with 12 boys and 17 girls in February, 22 boys and 25 girls in January, totaling 154 girls and 144 boys for the year.
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Williams
Elyria High Coach A Smith to Speak on Athletics Tonight
Elyria High School coach A Smith will headline the Indue Club at the YMCA with a talk on athletics. The event features the coach as the week’s key speaker and aims to inspire local athletes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Smith
Elyria High School
Liechtenstein Ruler Debuts New Stamp For Bride
The ruler of Liechtenstein praised his bride with a fresh postage stamp issue titled Hip Her Honor. Separately, research notes claim coal can be rendered into dust using certain chemical sprays.
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Principality of
Liechtenstein
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