Local Club Meetings and Community Events Tonight
Numerous groups schedule tonight activities across Columbus street venues. The Americanization Council, Moose Lodge, Carpenters Local Union, Senior Hi Y Club, Washington Corps, Women's Missionary Society, Court of Honor, Ladies Auxiliaries, and area churches host meetings or socials at various halls and Y or church locations. Elyria American Legion plans an air party and Poppy Day drive with a $25 donation goal, reflecting post events honoring veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Table Club
J. B. Thomas
Columbus Street
Americanization Council Council
George Chamberlain
Moose Lodge
Carpenters
K. of P. Hall
Washington Corps of Girl Reserves
Women's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Sambprican Legion
Legios Air
Elyria Post
Amer 1 Legion
Local Club Meetings Schedule Through Friday
Tomorrow Kiwanis hosts Dale Brown of the Better Business Bureau as speaker. St Anns Parish Fortnightly Club meets tomorrow evening. Markley Parent Association plans a Friday 7 30 meeting. Oberlin car event slated for Friday. Women's Auxiliary Society notes reservations rising. Child Conservy meets Friday at 7 at 241 Cambrian Street. John G Whitney Class screens a Y M C A film Friday at 6. Jefferson Parent Teacher Association to hold Friday program.
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Kiwanis Club
Dale Brownager
Better Business Mission of
Cleapeaker
St. Ann's
L. B. Fauver
4Ington Avenue
Crnoer
Markley Parent' Association
Rothe
Cambris
Louis
Che
John G. Whitney
Methodist Episcoe
League Women Voters meet at Mrs Easts home
The League of Women Voters held its regular monthly meeting at Mrs. George East Avenue. Alice I spoke on February board issues and Frank Billings on the Council while 2 voters were to attend and report back. Dr. Stevens led a talk on the Conference on the Cause and Cure of War from Washington and local groups supported the World Court and public opinion efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women
Washington, D
Ynational Sec
American of University Women
Home Missions
Federe ‘Women’s Board of Fersions
Federation of Women's Club
Young Women’s Ch Association
Council of Women
League of Worers
Women’s Christian Re Union
Wome Union League
Riigtation Barri
League of
World Court
Stevens
Stev Count
Nelie Gregory
Stults
Forester
John Warden
J. G. Bartholomew
John Conabee
Detroit
About thirty neent Par requar ed R Eee Walwrath and har committe
About thirty residents participated in a parish meeting chaired by R Eee Walwrath and his committee to discuss local issues and upcoming events. Names and precise roles were not fully clear in the readable text.
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Walwrath
LaPorte Meeting Recounts Local Donals and Speakers
A brief LaPorte meeting is reported with attendees including a Mr Kindy and Miss ed aml. The event features a tie serving segment and led by local figures with several donations noted.
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aPorth
Adi Kindy
LON
Haven
Amd
Beyrea Girl Weds Cleveland Groom In Jewish Ceremony
Tiaitgan daughter Koays Hullman and Rene married Schankoff of Cleveland at 6:00 with a Jewish officiant. A reception followed for friends. the couple plans a honeymoon. The Garrick Club of Kirria High School later met to discuss their dramatic endeavours.
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Sossig Tiaitgan
Koays
Hullman
Rene
Tevame
Schankoff
Cleveland
Ning
Schanks
Garrick Club
Kirria ‘High School
Bertinech
Community Card Party Brings Members Together
The Ged Stre division held an afternoon meeting at the High School with members Meg Fredericks and others enjoying table games. Scores crowned Mrs. Borthalams first, Mrs. Caroline Wacken fuss second, and Mrs. Charles Bishop rapidlation. Mrs. Curtiss won the door prize. light refreshments followed. Grace Barringer of Green visited sister Kate Huffman on Jackson terrace.
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BE. O. Kir
Meg- Fredericks
Inger
O. de
Tana Mis
Pedro
Borthalams
Caroline Wackenfuss
Charles Bishop
Curtiss
Grace Barringer
Green
Kate B. Huffman
Jackson Terrace
Lorain County Medical Society Meeting Held Sunday
A fragmented notice reports a Lorain County Medical Society gathering at St Pauls home in general terms. The readable text mentions a Sunday meeting but lacks clear details on time or agenda.
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St. Pauls
Will Bea
Birthday Celebration at Miss Sirenolds' House
A birthday event was held at Miss Sirenolds' residence to honor her upcoming birthday with guests enjoying a social gathering and light refreshments. An informal noting of the occasion appears in the local column.
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Hame
Mrs 3 9 Sullivan Is Hostess John W
An item notes Mrs 3 9 Sullivan acting as hostess with John W. The brief social notice identifies the two individuals and their hosting role in a local event.
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Sullivan
John W
Fragmented Local News Snippet About Spruces and War of the Rings
A damaged OCR fragment mentions three spruces and a memory of a group after a sharp event. It references members speaking and a possible war or conflict titled WOTR. Details are unreadable and unclear.
Flood era note references West Joseph and Gertrude West
Fragmentary OCR mentions Flood and several personal names including Mrs West, Joseph Bulnh, Gertrude West, and Mrs Howells with an address 272 Harrison. Details are unclear but indicate a local personal notice or street reference in Flood form.
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Mini
West Joseph Bulnh
Case Read
Gertrude West Street
Howells
Harrison
Fiood
Local Personal Notes and Guests in Area
Wintering in Florida Mr and Mrs J W Smith returned home last night. Elmer Stough of Lorain will visit Elyria tomorrow. Born to Fred Bright a daughter at Memorial hospital. Mr and Mrs JF Chapman proud parents of a daughter born March 6. Louise Fitch of Loz visited Miss Corrine Smith then returned home. Mrs Marl Hicker and daughter Leora visited Mrs Adeline Pulley of Lorain. Charles Baumhardt and Robert Baumhardt of Amherst called on Nelson Baumhardt.
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J. W. Smith
Florida
Elmer Stough
Lorain
Elyria
Fred Bright
Memorial Hospital
JF Chapman
Mareh
Zon
Pman
Werere
Larain
Aafer
Mere
Fred Schultz
Amger
Sunilay
Wu Muir
Louise Fitch
Loz
Corrine Smith
West Avenue
Marl Hicker
Leora
Viola Ohns
Adeline Pulley
Charles Baumhardt
Robert Baumhardt
Anherst
Nelson Baumhardt
Vote Results Outline From May Elections
Fragmentary OCR item notes May election outcomes and party results with unclear names and places. The readable bits indicate formal vote tallies or procedural steps pending confirmation. Contains scattered proper nouns, but full details remain uncertain.
Gomme Longinen Mentioned in Wen-4 Event
Fragmentary OCR item references an event labeled Wen-4 involving Gomme Longinen. Details are unclear due to damaged text, but the name and event cue suggest a local report or notices segment with limited readable facts.
ObI Colunbugs World Heritage Item Hints
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a world view and holographic elements with unclear names and affiliations. No coherent events, people, or dates are readable. The fragmentary text lacks a verifiable incident or report to summarize meaningfully.
Beep Yoke One Feature of Gown Beep Yoke One Feature of Gown 2 see
The note references a Beep Yoke feature on a gown with unclear context. It lists two items and ends abruptly, offering no clear event, person, or organization tied to the feature. Further readable details are needed to craft a proper summary.
4H POR hip President New York trip
Four H club president travels to New York for a planned official visit. Members and sponsors expect a briefing on upcoming projects and community outreach efforts.
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New York
Pirser
Riatts
Huge Iowans and the Cedar River Snake Hoax
Cedar Rapids police rushed to the Cedar River after a report of the biggest snake seen in Iowa drifting downstream. Patrolmen and sharpshooters fired at floating ice mistaken for the creature as bystanders watched. A boy in the crowd claimed it was Hetarene, revealing the tale as a mistaken alert.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Cedar River
Ae. Con
Steve Dylon
George Lee
Novel Defence At Trial In Salem Robbery Case
Salem March 11 A man testifies in a robbery trial claiming a letter proves his girlfriend hid the stolen money. He recounts a cent visit to the Nivonchuk home during which a revolver was brandished and the assailant demanded $2,500, alleging a debt tied to a relationship.
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Salem
Mass
Ignatz Wulfeb
Annie Nivenchuk
Wasil Nivonchuk
Ignatz
Tenatz
Nivonchuk
Laughing Plague Strikes Okayama Japan Victims Laugh Uncontrollably
In Okayama Japan a mysterious laughing sickness causes victims to laugh constantly and end in violent outbursts. Dr Okuma of Okayama Medical College notes possible nerve system injury but no remedy exists.
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Tokyo
Okayama
Okuma
Okayama Medical College
Jfar
Virginia Creeper Not a Trespasser, High Court Rules
In South End England March 11 1911 the Virginia creeper was acquitted of trespass. G E Webber and Henry Simpson own a double house with Webber’s creeper overhanging his side. Simpson claimed trespass. case went to high court which ruled the vine not a trespasser and ordered Webber to keep growth within bounds.
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South End
England
Virginia
G. E. Webber
Henry Simpsson
Webber
Simpson
Highside
Wabber
Africa wedding for 0 year old man tied to mythic tale
An implausible report from Johannesburg claims a 0 year old man from Africa wed another 0 year old, with a blind Lyn- E Seabaras figure cited. The piece mentions memories before 1860 and a dance at Carlisle Grange Hall featuring Cook's Orchestra, plus a local classifieds note seeking a room for a shy business man.
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Johannesburg
Carlisle Grange Hall
Cook
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League OF Women Yoyters
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Beyrea
Garrick Club Mets
S Lyons
DE. G. Brandt
Athenardal Ter
Marco
Lorain County
Tedical Society
Sundar
Isi
George Delleffield
Spains
ST. Paul
Dizzy Dozen
W. H. Chapia
Sotermay
Obi
Bluecoats
Arene
Africa
Chronicle-Telegram
Vicks
J. J. Mosher
Park
Pied Leele
United Dry Cleaning CO
Broad Street
Elyria Eagles
Walt Glick
Night Hawks
Blue Bird Sweet Shoppe
Court Street
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