National Fish Day urged to boost U S fish consumption
Lorain marks National Fish Day with a call from the United States Fisheries Association for expanded advertising and higher per person fish intake. The note compares U S consumption to the United Kingdom and argues for recognizing fisheries as a major industry and promoting fish as a tasty economical staple beyond Friday meals.
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United States Fisheries Association
United States
United Kingdom
Sweden
Norway
Canada
United States. Co
United States of America
Adventures of An Ey Soldier in Lorain Red Cross
Lorain Red Cross chronicles daily tales of its members as jobless ex soldiers seek aid. The office recently aided two youths seeking employment, but one vanished after a promise of help. Officials note many impostors arrive claiming needs tied to wartime relief.
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The
Red Cross
Army of United States
Army of
Mentbera
Lorain Bride Harriet James Weds Jack Bowers in Cleveland
Miss Harriet James daughter of Mr and Mrs Ames James of East Erie Ave was quietly married to Jack Bowers of Cleveland at the Old Stone church in Cleveland yesterday Mrs Bowers a Lorain High School graduate works with several clubs and has been employed in Cleveland by Chandler Motor Car Co and Grasgell Chemical Co The couple will reside in Cleveland The Lorain Society is praised for its artistic value and educational impact fueling local music lovers excitement
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Lorain
Harriet James
Ames James
East Erie Ave
Jack Bowers
Cleveland
Old Stone Church
Bowers
Lorain High School
Clgic
Chandler Motor Car Co
Lorain Moose to Stage Town Topics Play at Opera House
The Loyal Order of Moose in Lorain presents Town Topics at the Lorain Opera House on March 28 29 and 30. Clary Production Company of Norwalk backs the show featuring Christy Lewis T C Metzger Jim Armitage Charles Farrell and local talent. The production promises a diverse program with southern life skits and blackface roles while newspaper boys join as guests on March 30 with private car arrivals.
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Lorain Opera House
Order of Moose
Clary Production Company
Norwalk
Christy Lewis
T. C. Metzger
Jim Armitage
Charles Farrell
Uns
Moose Home
Treat Coming for Music Lovers
The New York Chamber Music Society plans a March 23 appearance at Lorain High School auditorium. Founder Carolyn Beebe, famed artist and driving force, built a unique group where piano strings winds and ensemble players share equal roles, creating unity and high standing in chamber music.
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Lorain
Aeolian Hall
New York
Carolyn Beebe
Auditorium for St Marys Church in Lorain
Rev Father Johnson announces a new auditorium will be built in the church basement in Lorain. The hall will seat 1500 with a 32 foot stage and modern features including a motion picture machine. Roy Blake oversees stage work and netting as plans for educational film showings and a parish stock company are discussed.
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St. Mary's R. C. Church
Lorain
Roy Blake
Claim woman operated with automobile gang in Dayton
Dayton police arrest Bertha Guthrie 28 and accomplices including Sidney and Sylvia Phillips in two alleged auto thefts. Sidney woman accused of wiring a car while an accomplice provides a flashlight. Springfield group faces theft of a sedan from Toledo. Phillips says she bought the auto in Columbus.
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Bertha Guthrie
Thomas McGowand
Sidney
Sylvia Phillips
Mary Nef
Ben Doyle
Robert Doyle
Springfield
Toledo
Miss Phillips
Columbus
Weather forecast predicts fair week for Ohio Valley
The Weather Bureau issued a forecast for next week covering the Ohio Valley and Great Lakes region. It calls for generally fair weather with temperatures near or above normal, suggesting stable spring conditions ahead.
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Weather Bureau
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes
Elyria Maccabee Tent Celebrates 37th Anniversary
Elyria Tent Number 8 of the Maccabees marks its 37th anniversary with a large gathering at Broad Street lodge rooms attended by about 300 Sir Knights and state camp officials. The local lodge, organized in 1884 with 38 charter members, now boasts around 500 members amid many deaths, and a Cleveland team performed the degree work for the event.
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Maccabees Lodge
Broad Street
Cleveland
Lodge of Maccabees
Wilson
J. Leonard
B. F. Morfoot
H. J. Barrows
B. F.sanford
W. F. Oehlke
Lorain Teachers Granted Life Certificates Include Two Elyria Names
In addition to the list of Lorain County teachers granted life certificates by the state department of public instruction, the names of Wilbur L. Vaughn and Andrew D. Vetesk of Elyria should be added.
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State Department of Public Instruction
Wilbur L. Vaughn
Andrew D. Vetesk
Elyria
Elyrians Attend Inauguration Dinner Guest
Elyria resident A. G. Bean head of the General Phonograph Co. attended the inaugural dinner at the Willard Hotel in Washington the night before President Harding's inauguration. Bean sat at Governor Davis table as one of the guests from Elyria.
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Gov. Davis
Amateur performers to stage Breaking into Society at Rialto
Elyria city notes an upcoming benefit play Breaking into Society to support St Agnes church on March 17 at the Rialto theater. The cast features Florence Conrad Mary Seward Christine Boylan Mildred Crow Loretta Taylor and several others with Miss La Motte of Cleveland directing rehearsals. A second brief item mentions 35 Girl Reserves meeting at the YWCA on March 6.
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March
Rialto Theater
St. Agnes Church
Elyria Theater
Florence Conrad
Mary Sewjard
Christine Boylan
Mildred Crow
Loretta Taylor
Jim Armitage
Joe Walsh
Jim Colgan
Tommy Kelly
Jim McCran
Johnny Cray
Christy Colgan
Miss la Motte
Cleveland
Girl Scout activities and a fatal railroad accident
A report notes a Girl Scout bandage making lesson led by Miss Fern Smith and gym games directed by Miss Lucy Kirk. It also records the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Frank Berson of 854 Oxford Avenue. Separately, C D Gilbart, 86, superintendent of New Waterford public schools, was killed instantly by a passing train at New Waterford on the Fort Wayne line.
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Lucy Kirk
Frank Berson
Oxford Avenue
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Ravenna
D. Gilbart
New Waterford
Fort Wayne
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