Princess Der Ling Captivates Elyria Audience at Church Lecture
Princess Der Ling spoke under the Elyria Woman's Club at First Congregational Church, recounting life at the Chinese court of Empress Dowager Cixi. She described court intrigue, her education, romances, and anecdotes, aiming to foster better China America understanding. The event, organized by the American Home Department, drew out-of-town attendees and featured decor and support from local businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart
France
Vassar
China
der Ling
Lfe
America
American Home Department
Karl Piocher
Presen
Evangelistic Meeting Draws Crowd at Second Church
Despite slick sidewalks and widespread sickness the Church of Christ auditorium on Second and Chapel streets was filled for a midweek Evangelistic meeting. Walter O. Smith and Paul Wainwright led a strong song service and special numbers to enthusiasm. Mrs OD A Baird was absent due to illness. The Woman's Missionary Society attended as guests, twenty two members strong. Mr. Fowler spoke on When the Secretary of the Treasury Became A Christian. Two men came forward at the invitation and five banishments were noted at the service.
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Church of Christ
Second
Chapel Streets
Walter O. Smith
Paul Wainwright
A. Baird
Woman's Missionary Society
Mr. Fowler
Social Club Enjoys Old Fashioned West Street Party
Ebeka h Social Club entertained last evening at Mrs. Cora Bemis home on West Street with an old fashioned party. Twenty members attended in period fashions. After business a social hour featured games won by Edna Woodcock and recitations by Ernie Woodcock. Refreshments served by a committee and plans made to meet next month at Mrs Schuster on West Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebekah
Cora Bemis
West Street
Edna Woodcock
Ernie Woodcock
Schuster
Woetstreet
Bridge Pass Club
Ada Bernstein
West River Street
Sarah Siegel
Nettie Clawson
Anne Golechen
Lodi Street
Figh
James of
Price
Scotland
George Hall
Mgr
James Kirk
Isa Robarts
Peter Radd
Eagles Auxiliary
Socelal
Ladies Auxiliary of
Eagles
Eagles Hall
Merrif
Clug
Wehmoff
Donna Weltmoff
Park Avenue
Bran
St. Patrick's
Hilda Dreger
Stary Street
Buckeye Bunco Club
Hugh Thomas
High Street
William King
Neal Gunter
Iiny Bainbridge
Ralph Maurer
Courtland Street
Brotherhood of St Pauls Evangelical elects officers
The Brotherhood of St Pauls Evangelical Church will elect officers for the ensuing year at its evening meeting tonight in the church parlors. Alfred Em is president. Ernst Irion, pastor, will lead devotionals. Mar Will will render vocal solos. Officers to be chosen include secretary Heggins, treasurer Alischka, and vice president Got of LaGrange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Fleers
Alfred
RA “Mey
Ernst Irion
Mar
Dition
Emil Vate
Grvey Schroeder
Necresany Heggins
A Alischka
Unify Industry Theme At LDS Meeting In GA Hall
The Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints held a continued series of slide shows and talks on work and unity. The speaker urged communal industry, stewardship, and humane principles, citing Joseph’s grain plan and Jesus’ inclusive aims. Questions followed the talk and a discussion on the church’s name was announced for tonight.
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Church of Te Christ of Latter Day Saints
GA. R. Hall
Tenoryson
Egypt
Israel
Joseph
Jesus
Epworth League Sleigh Ride Party Enjoyed
Thirty Epworth League members joined Levis Spiegelberg for a sleigh ride from the church at 8 PM returning about 9 30 PM for refreshments. Guests included Misa Luella Eisenmann of Elyria High School and Miss Margaret Kinnison of the Y W C A.
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MEB
Epworth League
Levis Spiegelberg
Misa Luella Eisenmann
Elyria High School
Margaret Kinnison
Y. Wlc. A
Mrs Brillhart Hosts Church Division Meeting
Mrs H Brillhart of Woodlawn avenue opened her home for Division C of the Second Congregational church. The session included a Lent themed magazine article read by Mrs Florence Guthrie followed by a social hour with refreshments. Next meeting set for April fourteenth.
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Brillhart
H. Brillhart
Woodlawn Avenue
Second Congregational Church
Florence Guthrie
Misa
Evening church events and club gatherings listed
Tonight several religious and social groups meet across town. Lectures at First Congregational Church feature Dr. William Muir Auld on the Gospel of God. Various circles, society meetings, dinners, and club events are scheduled at Grace Lutheran, United Presbyterian, Church of Christ, Bethel Shrine, Catholic Daughters, and VFW Auxiliary locations with addresses and hosts named.
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Lanten
William Muir Auld
Young People's Society of Grace Lutheran Church
Emma Dern Anderson
Bors’ Missionary Society
United Presbyterian Church
St. Paul's
E. Waywood
The
Methodist Church
John McSweeney
Church of Christ
Cardboard Club
Betty Haywood
Bethel Shrine
Catholic Daughters of America
F. Diedrich
Bond Atreet
Jane
Emmily Knight
Grafton
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Farewell Party at Myers Home in Grafton
Forty friends and neighbors gathered at Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Myers home in Grafton for a farewell party as the couple moves to 227 Spruce Street. The event featured drinks, a progress pedro diversion, a Tupehean cake, and a bridge lamp gift from guests including the Roe Spitzer and Schneider families and others.
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J. S. Myers
Grafton
Myers
Spruce Street
Elsha
Pedro
al Bridge
Roe Spitzer
Fred Schneider
Isy
Gerard Daushteey
Alva Dur
Clara MM. Ainone
Community church groups host dinners and meetings
Members of First Congregational and First Mission churches held noon dinners and guest days at church parlors, with devotions led by E Jump. Miss Ruth Piper spoke of the Oberammergau Passion Play, new members joined, and other parish activities were scheduled at homes in March and April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metheater
Ehusceh
Eee
E. Jump
Ruth Piper
Oberammergau
Mee
Fregeh Park
Carl McRoberts
Rotary Dinner at Spring Valley Seventy Attend Event
Rotary Club dinner at Spring Valley reports seating for seventy guests. Rosy centerpieces adorned tables while a Swiss yodeler used moving pictures to accompany a Alps review by Ralph Murbach. The evening drew lively response from attendees.
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Rotary
Spring Valley
Rotary Club
Ralph Murbach
Alps
Germany
Paris
Business Women Aid In Education Of 1500 Girls During Past Decade
Washington leader Miss Charl Williams notes business and professional women have raised and spent about 250000 dollars to help 1500 girls obtain education over ten years. Funds come from local clubs and national networks, aiding diverse backgrounds from farming families to orphans, with emphasis on vocational guidance and school partnerships to expand counseling and opportunities.
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Charl Q. Willams
Washington, D.C
National Foderation of
Idaho
Boise
Tennessee
Annie
William
T Hat On Cliba
National Office of the Federation
Wiliamstown
Pos Bly
Walter Makla
Lorain
Blswood Dry
Pennsylvania
Florida
Cuba
E. J. Saisbury
Daneler
Frances
Alpion
Salshbury
A. L. Saisbury
Fred Weth
Stanford Avenue
Wimeland
F. J. Warpster
West Avenue
Lucia Adame
Jet
Dasytona Beacd
Renin
Leo
Owen Rane
Mae Richwine
Aml Sibley
Freda Koletia
Vermilion Guest Mrs Krapp Visits Sister in Warmisop
Mrs Charles Krapp of Vermilion is the guest for a few days on her sister Mrs Otto Misenka of Warmisop Street. Fred A Barr of Chase Street.
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Charles Krapp
Vermilion
Otto Misenka
Warmisop Street
Fred A. Barr
Chase Street
Locust Plague Rumored to Doom Mayan Civilization
A fragment notes scientists' belief that a locust plague reported in Guatemala last year may have ruined the Maya. It mentions an oddly described electric motor built in three years, and a weekly dance at Ridgeville Grange Hall with Cook's orchestra on Fridays.
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Ridgeville
Grange Hall
Cook
Boundary meet point stirs four-state land question
A phrase describes a person standing at the Four Corners where Colorado Utah Arizona and New Mexico borders converge. The note notes potential land questions arising from the quadripoint and border definitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Utah
Arisona
New Mexico
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Miss Husted
Japan
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George Call
Vinla Harerare
Oberia
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Cornell Avenue
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William Webber
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Y.W.C. A
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Wealth Education
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Clarence Bartier
Arthur Corastock
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Florence Cheeseman
R- Exton
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George Watson
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Cleveland
Grace Knight
Dai Niation
Spring Valley Country Club
J. G. Billingsley
Tattergall Court
Dover
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J. H Brown
Xanae
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Harry Vickett
Garvin Avenue
Roon
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Cqor
M Wittr
Mimes
Mra
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Irs
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Ruta Bliss
Billy Res. Amore
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Stethy
Eeher Kerause
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Merbiy
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Elyria
Justice of the Peace
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Irondale Street
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Winckles Street
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Erie Street
Robert Hand
Stanford
Hay
Hull
Meaco
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Broadway
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Reublin Bros
P. Vis
P. V
Jones Farm
Rome
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Richelieu
Columbia River
Clover Farm
Wwe Wy Wen
Libby
Syco Mik
Campbells
Country Gentleman
Climax
Battle Creek Health Foods
Clapp's Baby Soup
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