Activities at the YMCA and club entertainments noted
Reserves plan a Saturday afternoon event at the YMCA with stalls and a St Patrick's Girls game postponed to noon on the twentieth. Alumni Friendship Club hosted at the Old Ladies' Home with readings by Lena May Hosle Edna Clawson Opal Waldrop and Mildred Corfman singing. Blue Jay Club gathering at Mrs P J Callahan's home featured card prizes for fourteen. Musical Art Society Choral Department meeting planned for March 21 at the Chamber of Commerce. Girl Reserves initiation service scheduled for March 16 and a large Sunday At Home hosted by Mrs F W Shelton attracting many members.
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Ithe
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P. J. Callahan
Blue Jay Club
P J Callahan
Elbe Street
J J Boyle
C & Dennis
J Hines
School Street
Musical Art Society
RVES
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Chamber of Commerce
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Diary of an Engaged Girl Aboard a Wedding Prep
A diary fragment records a young woman's engagement amidst wedding planning. She notes motherly fuss over dresses and trousseaus, choosing pink or blue nighties, and the challenge of the gown with long trains. She laments fittings, footwear, honeymoon plans, and Jack’s practical calm, while noting his dislike for bobbed hair and smoking as she anticipates married life.
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Noni
Lindsey
Ista
Weeknight Socials Highlight Ninety-Fits and Local Figures
The Ninety-Fits club met at Mrs F M Halton's East Avenue home for an engaging discussion on Hapaburg politics and alliances. Madame Bartlett, recently in Elyria, plans Serbian relief work, and Miss Eleanor Hurst's Lakewood luncheon honors her forthcoming marriage.
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F M. Mhalton
East Avenue
Freak Horanga
E & Caper
Hapaburg Empire
Personalities and Travels in Local Social Notes
William Doyle a barber at Gala barber shop is back to work after a two week illness with the erippe. Miss May Norton of Cleveland will spend the weekend with Mr and Mrs A H Kent. Mrs Hanley Hart and son Allen of Cleveland visited Dr and Mrs W E Hart yesterday. Born yesterday morning to Mr and Mrs J C Foss a nine pound daughter Ace. Little Beulah Arnold recovering at grandmother Mrs J D Squires West River Street. Harry Ziff of Fourth Street injured by car remains at home but expects to be out soon.
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William Doyle
Gala
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Cleveland
A H Kent
West Avenue
Mra Hanley Hart
Allen
W E Hart
Second Street
Ace
Beulah Arnold
Mra J D Squires
West River Street
Harry Ziff
Diamond Dyes Promise Rich Fadeless Colors for Fabrics
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as a guaranteed way to dye wool, linen, cotton, or blends with a rich fadeless color. The packaging claims the product is simple to use and includes a Color Card to match any material, with directions that prevent mistakes.
Mrs Henderson of Wilkinsburg to Return Home Tomorrow
Mrs Henderson of Wilkinsburg Penn returns home tomorrow after visiting her son and wife on Harvard avenue where friends entertained her in her honor during her stay LD Hamlin of 31 Seventh street has recovered and can be out again after two months of illness
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Wilkinsburg
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Henderson
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LD Hamlin
Seventh Street
Loves Children Baby Left At Door In Sandusky
A one week old girl baby found on the porch at George Pettibone’s Lakeside home is believed to be left by a teenage mother. The basket bore a note claiming the mother is a 16 year old orphan who loves children and that she gave birth on March 9. The infant was scantily clad and wrapped in a newspaper.
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Env
Dorry
Sandusky
George Pettibone
Lakeside
Pettibone
Revenge 15 Seen as Motive in Murder
New developments in the murder of Emil Hadisy, former Girard saloonkeeper, whose body was found in a snow bank near Edenburg, Pa, with investigators weighing a possible motive linked to a revenge score of 15. Police sought clues and followed up on leads as the inquiry continued.
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Warren
Emil Hadisy
Girard
Edenburg
Marion presbytery backs higher pay for pastors
In Marion a meeting of the Marion presbytery with sixteen Ohio counties urged a raise in pastor salaries from the present minimum of $1,000 to about $1,?000. The action followed reports of rising costs and included discussion of a 60 percent increase over current pay. The move cites the need to attract qualified ministers and reflect economic conditions. In related notes, a local inquiry questions criminal law on alcohol possession in a business place and a Camp Sherman report lists Elmer Hester, a private, as absent without leave during a stockade period.
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Marion Presbytery
Ohio Counties
Elmer
Teen Altos Wrecked in Waldo Garage Collapse
A section of the second floor of the Seit er Ming garage at Waldo collapsed onto fifteen automobiles, wrecking them on the first floor. No injuries are reported, and authorities investigate the incident.
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Thateen Altos
Marion
Seiter & Ming Garage
Waldo
Farm machinery weight and auto damage in Norwalk
In Norwalk on March 12 Harry Farley 45 committed suicide by hanging in a wood shed at Greenwich. His body was found by his brother Joseph. The incident damaged property including farming machinery and automobiles with an estimated loss of about 20,000. Health status is reported as given.
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Silfix
Gertain Relief From Bronchial Asthma
An old patent remedy claims to ease all forms of asthma by a simple treatment called Oxidaze. The Worcester Massachusetts physician cited promises relief for irritated bronchial tracts and better breathing with a tablet taken by mouth for a night of restful sleep.
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Worcester
Tnnad
Philips
Women Start Campaign to March 12 in Cleveland
Women workers here plan a campaign beginning March 12 led by Miss Ruth Reed, secretary of the organization. The business girls club is identifying with the campaign as a new chapter forms a membership drive.
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Jorain
Ruth, Reed
Cleveland
Warren Plans Two Junior High School Buildings
Warren board approves construction for two junior high schools with a planned opening for the fall term. The project budget is set at 540000 dollars and work is slated to begin by March 12.
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Warren Board of Eternities
Carr
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