Local clubs review Curie bio and plan meetings
The Curie biography review by Mrs Mary Wagner at Miss Winifred Seward's Broad Street home highlighted the Curie parents as devoted to science. Anne Burke led a Liturgy color and candle talk, while future gatherings were set for March 28 at Mabel Hallet's Fourth Street home and other society events were noted across Elyria including Pinochle prizes and Guild sewing for Elyria Memorial Hospital.
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Review Curie
Catholic Study Club No. 6
Winifred Seward
Broad Street
Mme. Curie
Eve Curie
Mary Wagner
Anne Burke
Mabel Hallet
Fourth Street
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Listing Names
Admission names include Mrs Llenry Carstensen and Migseugh Reavis with addresses at Easy Sixth, Bellefield Avenue, Water Street, Lake Avenue, and La Grange. Discharges list Mrs Cecelia Hoffman, Miss CArthur Bruce, Mr Clark Maddock, Mrs Mike O'Neil, Mrs John Dingos, and a baby boy from R D No 3.
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Eighth Street
Mike O'Neil
Warden Avenue
John Dingos
Slate of Candidates Named for Ohio DAR Officers
The Ohio society of the Daughters of the American Revolution announced a slate for 13 state offices to be filled at the upcoming state conference in Columbus. Many candidates are unopposed including state regent Mrs. James F. Donahue and others for treasurer historian and district director roles.
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Columbus
Ohio Society, Daughters of the American Revolution
James F. Donahue
Shelter Heights
Frances B. McMiller
Akron
O. D. Dailey
Albany
James 8. Patton
Fred Reberli
Cleveland
Thomas J. Summers
Marietta
Webster K. Sterling
Sidney
Northwest
Karl B. Padgett
Galton
Alonzo H. Dunham
Dayton
John V. Cotton
Cuyahoga Falls
Wm. H. Lamprecht
W. A. Fay
Cincinnati
Homer H. Heath
Toledo
Ada M. Hare
Fincastle
W. G. Boxer
Bellefontaine
Harry L. Ackerman
Mansfield
Central District
Earl H. Tilton
J. L. Graham
Lancaster
Southwest District
Phil Sayer
Hamilton
K. E. Gidding
Washington
Community clubs and social events populate Elyria calendar
Calendar notes sessions of Calendar Ones and Lines Club Mrs Patrick's party and many meetings at Cleveland street Bond street and Hamilton avenue. Elyria Woman's Club dinner and travelogue on historic Mexico with Mexican songs. Senior Friendship and Continental clubs host suppers and games. Eagles Auxiliary bingo prizes and luncheon. Tau Kappa Beta Sorority and Alpha Beta Gamma chapters host gatherings with dining and gifts. March 2 and March 22 meetings scheduled. Lenten services at local churches noted.
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Ones and
George Schmittgen
Cleveland Street
Hattie Schroeder
Bond Street
Geraldine Watson
Hamilton Avenue
Dames of
Malta
Audrey Foster
Harvard Avenue
Marneys
Elyria
George Eberlein Jr
Mexico
Rena Titus Thoma
Continental Club
Karl Eady
Blaine Street
Blue Triangle Club
P.T. A
Cleveland
Robert Chamberlain
Cora May Walton Mission Club
1St Congregational
M.eb
Second Congregational
St. Paul's
Men's Brotherhood
Emmanuel Lutheran
Grace Lutheran
Auxiliary Meets at Elyria Home for the Aged
The Ladies' Auxiliary met in the Taft parlors on Monday afternoon chaired by President Mrs. Henry Heidrich. Members read clippings on the Leuten IHeagon, a brief business session followed, and Mrs. C M Ackerman spoke on heavenly bodies. Refreshments were served to sixteen members and one guest, with plans for the next meeting on April fourth.
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Elyria
Taft
Henry Heidrich
C. M. Ackerman
Aushory
Karl P. Meister
Dumcy
Sxteen
Anice Everard
C. R. Barber
C. D. , Rawson
Sam Bader
Miss Harrison Hosts Lambda Chi Evening at Grafton Road
Lambda Chi guests of Miss June Harrison at her Grafton Road home last evening featured a St Patrick theme. High score honors went to Mrs. Herman Goodspeed with Mrs. LaVaughn Cropp second, while tables were set with striped linen, blue green tapers, and green shaded napkins. D5s Harrison served an attractive luncheon. Miss Joyce Gregg is set to host the sorority on March fifteenth at her Butternut Ridge home. In Waterloo Indiana Amelia Earhart Charles A Lindbergh and Henry Ford were named by Gates Business College students as the three best known personalities in a 100-name quiz.
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Eagles Auxiliary
Lulu Thomasson
Christine Derek
Mars Schweda
Jessie Pearsall
Leong Schmidt
Mary Tressell
Neufer
Cascade Street
Auxiary
Alpha Beta Ghamma
Dorothy Konseshy
Wolf Court
Bunco
al Sparks
Betty Karlow
Helen Reese
Water Street
Lambda Chi
June Harrison
Grafton Road
Herman Goodspeed
LaVaughn Cropp
St. Patricks
D5s
Harrison
Joyce Gregg
Butternut Ridge
Waterloo
Amelia Earhart
Charles A. Lindbergh
Henry Ford
Gates Business College
Girl Scout Troops Hold Meetings and Plan Activities
News of the Gil Scouts covers Troop 4 meeting at St Marys church hall with June Richwine leading opening and plans for the Court of Awards. Troop 5 at American Legion Home reports 35 present, two new members Virginia Thompson and Gayle Gillmore, Ruth Chapman formation, cookie sale postponed to March 19, and a roller skating party planned. Shamrock Troop at St Marys Parish Hall notes ice skating in Lakewood, tests in code health and cooking, compass class by Evelyn Novak, and a birthday party planning committee chaired by Priscilla Martin for March 29.
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Girls Scouts
Troop No 4
St. Mary’s Church Hall
June Richwine
Girl Scouts
Troop 5
American Legion
Virginia Thompson
Gayle Gillmore
Ruth Chapman
Shamrock
Loretta Yunker
St. Mary’s
Lakewood
Evelyn Novak
Priscilla Martin
Barclay advertises Old Line Legal Reserve Life plan
A classified style ad touts monthly payments for Old Line Legal Reserve Life Inc life insurance sold by Mrs Be Barclay at 128 Grant Street with unusually low rates for family group plans from birth to age 60 and hospitalization at 3 cents monthly.
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Barclay
Old Line Legal Reserve Life Inc
Grant St
Circle No. 3 Hosts Guests and Plans Church Event
Circle No. 3 of St. Pauls church entertained two guests Mrs Guat Apal now living in Detroit and Mrs Ruby Brown of Witselty as seventeen members gathered with Mrs Walter Greber of Clark street A future E W U event at the church is scheduled for Thursday March seventeenth Refreshments featured a lace table with green glassware and Mrs Ernest March will host on March twenty second. Hearts shaped fun followed as Plug Ultra class members met at Mrs T R Scheuneman s home with 24 attendees and dessert at a long table with a white snapdragon centerpiece Mrs Scheuneman was aided by Mrs Elliott Hidred and Mrs Ernest Buswell. Mrs William Griffin will host April twelfth. Finland was the first country to concede woman suffrage.
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Circle No. 3
St. Paul's Church
Walter Greber
Clark Street
Ernest March
T. R. Scheuneman
Siath Street
Plug Ultra
Methodist Sunday School
Phyllis West
Miriam McIntire
Marian Rogers
Scheuneman
Elliott Hidred
Ernest Buswell
William Griffin
1509
East Avenue
Third Generation Takes Over Woodville Republic newspaper
WOODVILLE Miss John South Lewis continues a family tradition by taking over management of the Woodville Republican Mississippi oldest newspaper established in July 1824. Lewis becomes third generation and fourth family member to direct the weekly after W A Chisholm founded it, with past editors including his son Hubert and Mrs Robert Lewis before Lewis takes the helm.
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Woodville
Miss
John South Lewis
Woodville Republican Miasissippi
Lewis
University of Misatae
Asppi
Loulatana State University
W. A. Chisholm
The
Republican
John §. Lewis
Hubert Lewis
Robert Lewis
Hawaiians Form Largest Pacific Melting Pot Population
A half million Hawaiians are described as forming the largest melting pot in the Pacific region, highlighting the diverse blend of cultures and communities within Hawaii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
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Lexington Avenue
Clayton Barrington
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Kentucky Avenue
Walter Davies
Sixth Street
Central Guild
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Elyria Memorial Hospital
F. N. Barton
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Oberlin Lodge
Oberlin
Norwalk
Grafton
Lodi
Elyria Lodge No
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Verne Schubert
Black River Lodge
Lorain J
Myles Reynolds
M.T. M. Club
M. T. M. Club
Don Ternes
Olive Street
Fern Smith
John Rose
Ralph Liman
Prgverie Lscency
Essa Garden
Fradaric Demrau
New York
van Pat
Uutaun
Johnston Gift & Knit Shop
Second St
New Spring
M. M Wilcox
America
Women's Home Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
Merritt Powell
Elizabeth Cowrse
J. Fitch
Brown
Clarence Beazell
Beazell
Carrie Kahliff
Second Congregational Church
Spruce Street
the Savings Deposit Bank
Broad St
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Reserve System
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B. B. B. Club
Ler Lome
Winckles Street
L. Butz
H. Cook
EB. Gibbons
M. Gibbons
Kay Lavelle
Anna Beattie
Elizabeth Avery
Butz
Daviegs
Louise Schaefer
Mayme Gibbons
Della Huskinson
Anna Cook
Kenyon Court
Miss Harrison
News of the
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Circle
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Schroll
Ivalue
Prosperity Gas Range
Pennsylvania
Robert Shaw
Sears Isale
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SEARS
Harry
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