Evening club events and society meetings announced
Tonight in Elyria various groups hold dinners talks and meetings. The Business Woman's Department of the Woman's Club hosts dinner at 6:30 and a travel talk at 8. Lorain County Medical Society meets at the Lorain Hotel at 5 with dinner, Dr. H C King of Lakewood speaking. Multiple church and club gatherings follow across town with speakers Miss Jane Howard and Mrs. W C Snowden leading Bible study sessions and others at homes or venues.
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Business Woman's Department
The
Woman's Club
Lorain County Medical Society
Lorain Hotel
H. C. King
Lakewood
Bible Study Club
Jago
Park Place
Mary Ingersoll
Middle Avenue
Woman's Benefit Association
Frank S. Harmon
A. M
Cloverleaf
St. Paul’s Church
Elyria Lodge
Elyria Pedigreed Canary Club
M. J. Ford
West Bridge Street
Federation of the
Jane Howard
Oberlin Art Department
Missionary Society of First Baptist Church
A. O. Hales
Church of Christ to Hold Morning Service in Rialto
Rev. Wm. C. Fowler announced arrangements with Rialto Theatre management to use the venue for the morning service next Sunday to accommodate De Molay fraternity attendees. Mrs. Alice B. Seiring sang two selections, and baptisms followed the invitation. Tonight at 7:30 the subject is The Four Biggest Fools in United States.
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Wm. C. Fowler
Elyria
Mr. Fowler
Jesus of
Progressive Bible Class meeting at Women's Club
The Progressive Bible Class of the First Methodist church held four successful, intimate gatherings at the Women's Club. Mrs. J. M. Mathis, Mrs. W. O. Siebenlist, and Mrs. H. W. Huston led games, Dr. Kirby spoke briefly and offered a prayer, with refreshments served by Mrs. J. G. Whitney and Mrs. J. G. Upp. In Elyria Woman's Club Incorporated Fine Arts Department, Dr. Clement Burbank Shaw interpreted Oedipus by Sophocles, with a dramatic reading and musical accompaniment by Mrs. Erle B. Chapman, followed by vocal selections in Italian and English. George Tyler supervised refreshments.
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First Methodist Church
Women’s Club
J. M. Mathis
W. O. Siebenlist
H. W. Huston
Kirby
J. G. Whitney
J. G. Upp
Elyria Woman's Club
Clement Burbank Shaw
Oedipus
Sophocles
Paine
Erle B. Chapman
Ita
George Tyler
Missionary Society to Hear Bowyer at First Baptist
At the Woman's Missionary Society meeting of the First Baptist Church Miss Bowyer will speak about a April first Africa station. The program starts seven o'clock and is open to the public. Society members will gather for supper at six. Eight Grand Army of the Republic comrades met at the L Oo. O. F. hall yesterday afternoon Comrade IL Williams of Wellington installed officers for the year and routine business followed. Miss Whelar hosted the Guild of the First Methodist at her Dennison Avenue home Monday afternoon, the group sewing. A work day at the church was announced for Monday March eighteenth.
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Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Miss Bowyer
Africa
Grand Army of the Republic
L Oo. O. F. Hall
IL. Williams
Wellington
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
I. 0. O. F. Hall
Frink
Church and club meetings plan spring activities
Division D of the Second Congregational Church meets tomorrow at 11 30 for a three meal. The Ladies Auxiliary of Eagles meets Wednesday evening at seven for business after which a social party will be held. Miss June Fisher, Miss Dorothy Martin and Miss Julia Balls hosted the Fellowship Club supper Monday. Jeanne Reid presided at the business meeting. Plans include church attendance and a Gates Crippled Children's Home visit, plus a splash party. April events hinted.
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Second Congregational Church
Ladies Auxiliary of
Eagles
June Fisher
Dorothy Martin
Julia Balls
Fellowship Club
Jeanne Reid
Gates Crippled Children’s Home
Mrs Peak Hosts N A Q Club in St Patrick Mood
Mrs Walter Peak of Oxford avenue hosted the N A Q Club last evening with ten members present. The gathering featured needlework and home decorations and a St Patrick's Day themed refreshment course. Mrs Julian Smith of Courtland street will entertain the club in two weeks.
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Walter Peak
Oxford Avenue
N. A. Q. Club
Julian Smith
Courtland Street
Meeting of H. P. Chapman Camp Attendance Low
A small turnout at the H. P. Chapman Camp No 6 Sons of Union Veterans meeting last evening due to illness among many members. The session was brief and concluded with a short business agenda.
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Sons OF Union Veterans
H. P. Chapman Camp
Workers of the Church of Christ hold brief business meeting
About forty workers gathered at the church last evening for supper after which the business reports were delivered. The group adjourned to the evening meeting. The next meeting is scheduled for April first.
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Church of Christ
Neighborhood Bible Class meets at Cornwall address study
The Neighborhood Bible Class Section Six Letter L met Monday afternoon at Mrs Landen 127 Cornell avenue. Mrs Cunningham called the meeting to order. Prayers were given and a study of the Second Book of Acts conducted. Sick members were remembered and the group will meet again March eighteenth at Mrs Rhodes 712 Sherman street.
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Landen
Cornell Avenue
Cunningham
Rhodes
Sherman Street
Woman's Hospital Auxiliary Holds All Day Meeting
The Woman's Auxiliary of Elyria Memorial Hospital held an all day sewing meeting at the Nurses' Home on Monday. Fifteen ladies attended and the regular business session followed at noon.
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Woman's Hospital
Woman's Auxiliary
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Nurses’ Home
Atend Ince
Lenten Weekday Services At St Andrew's Church
Thursday morning communion service at 19. Thursday night litany and sermon by the Rev. J. P. Brereton of Medina at 7 30. Friday afternoon children's service at 4.
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ST. Andrew's Church
J. P. Brereton
Medina
Methodist Sewing Circle Holds All Day Church Meeting
The Methodist Sewing Circle met in the church for an all day gathering with a box luncheon at noon. The group planned to continue meetings every Tuesday after this session.
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Methodist Sewing Circle
Hospital Notes Admission and Discharge List
Admissions include William Nelson of 224 Sumner Street Clarence Burdet t of Ford City Pa Mrs Henry Maroney 318 North Street Mrs Robert Paton 137 Charles Court Mrs Howard Van Neal 335 Furnace Street Discharges list Jammer Neal 163 North Street Mrs Storey Keyes baby a 449 Kenyon Avenue Mrs John Burke baby boy 606 Deway Avenue Sam Marinkas R D Oberlin mad Verantwort
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William Nelson
Sumner Street
Clarence Burdett
Ford City
Henry Maroney
North Street
Robert Paton
Charles Court
Howard van Neal
Furnace Street
Jammer Neal
Storey Keyes
Kenyon Avenue
John Burke
Deway Avenue
Sam Marinkas
Oberlin
Calendar Club Has Novel Program at First Congregational
The March meeting of the Calendar Club of the First Congregational church offered a varied program with church groups performing stunts and readings. Highlights included period costumes by the Goodwill Bible Class, Mother Goose interpretations by the Sunday School, a Cora May Waiton Club musicale, Guild members selling aprons, and Boy Scouts presenting First Aid demonstrations. A letter from visiting Harrises in St. Petersburg describes Cuba, Havana, and local conditions with interest.
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Calendar Club
First Congregational Church
Goodwill Bible
Mra Mahn
W. R Bartlett
Margaret Terry
Bo Peep
Francilia
Robert Williams
Jack Spratt
Catherine Ott
Mother Goose
Wilma Reed
Carol Malke
Rosemary Redington
Phyliss Pond
Cheshire Cat
Master Goecke
Tommy Fucker
Cora May Waiton Club
Mildred Fauver
Ethel Wise
Bumble Bee
Bessie Burns
Robert Hand
Rodney Parker
Mission Study Club
Rodgers
Willy
Parker
Otto Greene
Sia A
Judge and Mrs Webber host after services for Mrs Seiring
Judge and Mrs A R Webber of Washington avenue entertained last evening after Church of Christ services for Mrs Alice B Seiring. Mrs Deane Burns of 1386 East avenue entertained for Mia Seizing Monday noon with luncheon in Oberlin.
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A. R. Webber
Washington Avenue
Alice B. Seiring
Church of Christ
Deane Burns
East Avenue
Mia
Oberlin
Columbia Club Plans Amherst Trip for April Nineteenth
About forty Columbia Club members gathered on Third Street to map a joint outing to Amherst on April 19 for an entertainment with Lorain Amherst and Elvira. After the session they played several games of indoor baseball.
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Columbia Club
Amherst
Third Street
Lorain
Elvrra
Local Personal News From Elyria and Nearby Areas
Elyria and surrounding residents share weekend visits and travels. Mr. and Mrs. A L Gregenhei merchant and daughters Thelma Jeanne and Juanita Lou visit Akron Ohio while Mrs Blanche Stoney travels to Cleveland for her sister Flora Michaels illness. Miss Margaret Goldberg visits from Cleveland. Harry Sands joins Logangear Product Company Toledo after living with his mother on Temple court. Harold Reynolds ill with measles. Allan Webb and other youths ill with measles. Mrs Van Arsdale and Mrs Ohlemacher ill at home. Mrs H G Redington recovering from recent illness. Todd L Moise family to spend weekend in New York City. Reverend B Redhead to speak at St Pauls church in Akron. Jane Howard mentioned.
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A. L. Gregenheimer
Thelma Jeanne
Juanita Lou
Longfellow Avenue
Akron
Ohio
Blanche Stoney
Cleveland
Flora Micheal
Trenton Avenue
Margaret Goldberg
Elyria
Harry Sands
Temple Court
Logangear
Toledo
Harold Reynolds
Mervyn Reynolds
East Avenue
William Bark
Gary
Indiana
Pittsburgh
Pennsyvania
George Bradies
Harvard Avenue
Charlee Ashbrook
Findlay
Elyria Births Reported at Local Hospital
The lin School of Art will spend the evening in Elyria as guests of the oyat Padoration. A daughter was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Howard Van Neal at Elyria Memorial hospital on Furnace Street site in Elyria.
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Lin School of Art
Elyria
Orn
Anna. Maloney
North Hine
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Howard van Neal
Furnace Street
Washington couple married 73 years in Walla Walla area
Thomas Lewis Kinman age 97 and Mary Shotwell Kinman age 98 celebrate 73 years of marriage in College Place near Walla Walla Washington. They recall Abraham Lincoln era Civil War memories and early locomotives. The couple has 18 children born, nine alive, plus 36 grandchildren and 37 great grandchildren.
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Lincoln
Old Prophet Lebesbymannen Dies After War Warning
Oslo reports the Norwegian prophet Lebesbymannen died at 70. He drew attention in early 1918 by walking from Finnmark to Berlin to warn Kaiser Wilhelm II that Germany must seek peace. He had previously disrupted Oslo newspapers in 1913 by urging warnings of a coming world war.
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Oslo
Lebesbymannen
Finmark
Germany
Berlin
Europe
Bold brick schemes still work in Paris
Robert Oppenheim used a gilding trick to cash fake checks in Paris and Belgium. At a hotel he asked to cash a $500 check as banks closed. A suitcase reveal showed six bricks, with authorities noting he had netted $400,000 by similar scams. Scotland Yard sought extradition.
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Paris
France
Robert Oppenheim
Etoile
Oppenheims
Belgium
Scotland Yard
Boy Hitchhikes for Subway Fare in Chicago
A 13 year old boy Harold Sobel from Brooklyn approached a man at Kedzie and 53rd streets asking for a nickel for subway fare. No subways exist in Chicago, police queried his destination to the Zoo. Harold says a man lured him with a title, then dropped him off after hitchhiking through several towns.
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Chicago
Kedzie
53Rd Streets
Harold Sobel
White Ave
Brooklyn
N. Y
Harold
Brooklin
Nathan Hale School 1510 Be Preserved in Conn
East Haddam Connecticut a red school house perched on a hill overlooking the Connecticut River is secured for preservation by a four hundred thousand dollar fund left by Arthur Jared Stillman the millionaire manufacturer The school is one of two in Connecticut where Nathan Hale taught after Yale graduation and has long been a pilgrimage site The other is in New London where Hale is said to have taught when the Revolution began.
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East Haddam
Conn
Connecticut River
Arthur Jared Stillman
Connecticut
Nathan Hale
Yale
New London
Hat models from London link ancient Chaldean headdress to Miss 1929
An exclusive Conduit Street display shows a Queen Chaldees head dress copied from a Ur find from the joint British Museum and University of Pennsylvania expedition. The piece prompts debate on daily access to museum treasures and whether shop owners might loan replicas to draw customers.
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Tr London
West End
Conduit
Abraham
British Museum
University of Pennsylvania
Shabad
Anniversary in Jail at Workhouse Silver Wedding
MINNEAPOLIS Minn August and Minnie Anderson long tied by drunkenness were jailed for a silver wedding anniversary in their familiar jail cells among friends. In court Judge Manley Foseen increased Mrs Andersons sentence to 90 days after a police officer reported renewed drunkenness. The couple were sent to the workhouse together as they have always done. An electrical exerciser designed for portability fits in a small case.
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Workhouse
Minneapolis
Minn
Minnie Anderson
Manley Foseen
Anderson
Minnie
John Larson
Andersons
Modern Woodman Board Party At KP Hall Tuesday Night
The Modern Woodman of America board hosts a public party at KP Hall on Tuesday night March 12 with Pedro and 500 attendees expected. Lunch will be served.
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Modern Woodman of America Board
KP. Hall
Pedro
Mitzi Beauty Shoppe Ad for French Hygiene Goods
Marcel Finger Wave Manicure Shampoo sold at 50c each from Franco-American Hygiene Products. Mitzi Beauty Shoppe lists phone 35422 and address 315 Lake Ave.
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Marcel
Mitzi Beauty Shoppe
Lake Ave
Ark of the Pacific Coast Ship Prepares for Deluge Fears
William Greenfield calling himself captain builds a strange ark in Olympia to carry himself and non sinners across the ocean when God floods the Pacific Coast. The hull was built in 1922 and rests near Puget Sound under the state capitol dome. The vessel carries a piano for hymns and a small living deck with guest room while a 60 year old English born man awaits the prophesied deluge within one to two years.
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Olympia
Wash
Pacific Coast
Puget Sound
State Capitol
William Greenfield
Greenfield
Michael
Noah
Pacific
Capitol
Sinsaver
Illinois
Georgia Pecans Sent to Boris of Bulgaria
A five pound shipment of choice Georgia pecans from Cordele appears as a gift to King Boris of Bulgaria. Sent from Cordele to Ivy Lee of New York, nephew of Rev. Ledbetter, who forwarded it to the Bulgarian king. The Bulgarian monarch is described as a personal friend of Lee.
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Georgia
Boris
Bulgaria
Cordele
M. Ledbetter
Ivy Lee
New York
Ledbetter
Lee
Robbers steal money and car from Henry Ischroer in St Louis
In St Louis thieves robbed Henry Ruen Ischroer of 22 dollars and ordered him to surrender his car. When he protested they told him to keep the car. A Chicago firm substitutes canvas coal bags with boxes made of a composition material for coal deliveries.
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ST. Louis
Henry Ruen Ischroer
Ab Szokar
Chicago
Eagles Aux Card Party At Eagles Hall
Eagles Auxiliary hosts a Wednesday evening card party at Eagles Hall featuring bridge 500 and pedro. Public invited with prizes and lunch provided.
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Eagles Aux
Eagles Hall
Bridge
Pedro
Chinese Delicacy No Good For American
New York Botanical Garden visitors learned the hard way that the edible kernel of the Ginkgo fruit is surrounded by a poisonous odor. A careless gardener tasted the fruit and suffered severe poisoning while the tree gains popularity in the United States for its hardiness and city resilience.
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New York
New York Botanical Garden
The
Botanical Garden
United States
Prize cow breaks milk record in Konigsberg region
A historic dairy advance reports Immergrun owned by Herr Valentini of Henriettenhof surpassing prior East Prussia records. The new 1328 tally shows 27 220 pounds of milk, averaging over 74.5 pounds daily for a year, continuing East Prussia’s dominance in record cows.
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Konigsberg
Dahlie
Herr von Batocki
Bledau
East Prussia
Peluschke
Valentini
Henriettenhof
Psychology's Limitations in Handling Suspicious Wives
In Memphis Tennessee Dr Earl Barnes a psychologist delivering lectures conceded psychology fails to calm suspicions of wives. He admitted when questioned by several men about how to become choosy with women and deceive wives during absences. He urged that the only remedy is to tell the truth.
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Memphis
Tenn
Earl Barnes
Barnes
Pensacola plans million dollar ad campaign and member drive
Pensacola, Fla. outlines a $1,000,000 advertising plan to promote west Florida and its advantages with a nationwide publicity push. The drive seeks 3,000 supporters as part of the movement. In Singapore more than fifty languages are spoken.
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Pensacola
Fla
West Florida
Singapore
Tea and messages at Dew Drop Inn on Floral Court
The Dew Drop Inn at 110 Floral Court invites all from 1 to 9 p m for tea and friendly messages. Phone number 8234 listed for inquiries. All welcome.
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Dew Drop Inn
Floral Court
Marmola tablets promise slim figures and vigor
A vintage health ad touts Marmola prescription tablets as a modern weight loss aid used for 20 years by millions. It claims a gland element in Marmola converts food into energy, with four tablets daily to reach normal weight and a $1 per box supply.
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Rialto
Progressive
Bible Glass
DR. Shaw
Fine Arts
G. A. R. Post
Miss Whelan
DE Molaxs
King Solomon's Lodge
Temple
Workers OF Church OF Christ
Neighborhood Bible
Hugh Harris
South
Havana
Cuba
St. Petersburg
Boston Braves
Alice Seiring
Elyria Matrons
Washington
Aids College
Annie Spencer Cutter
Anne Spencer Morrow
Lindy
College For Women, Western Reserve University
Miss Morrow
Dwight Morrow
Smith College
Nathan Hale School
Washingtonian
Cook's
East Ave
Schwind’s Picture Store
Adv
Russia
Jeter
Yourhotograph
Ars
Rudy Mac
Broadway
20Th Street
Debkt
Diamond Dyes Drug Stores
Elyria Business College
Broad Street
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