Miss Ida Tarbell Addresses Women’s Civic Club
Miss Tarbell spoke on women’s role in shaping democracy through education and access to business and public life. She argued women’s intuition and directness aid reform, urged nonviolent paths to peace, and praised the club for hosting a thoughtful afternoon with community leaders and teachers in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yo Womss
Civic Club
A.hancock
Department A and Welfare
B. Fauver
Department of Civics and Loss Service
Deriment of Education
J. Hurst Tunsday
D. Sherman
Oberlin
Department of Wild Welfare
Gates
Leonard
A. B. Taylor
Deanewrus
Geo. Brownell
A. Hancock
Eaker
Ida Tarbell
Miss Tarbell
League of Nations
Elyrians
Surprise birthday party for Mrs Heginbotham at home
Mrs A Heginbotham celebrated at 1 Wongland Avenue with twelve friends. Green St Patrick's Day decor, a Boston birthday gift centerpiece, and a decorated cake highlighted the afternoon. Guests included Mrs A Anthon, Mrs W B Kelly, Mrs R Chhor, and others. Gifts honored the occasion as a memorial keepsake. A social time followed with solo entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Heginbotham
Wongland Avenue
Boston
Sen. i
Mragginbotham
A. Anthon
W. B. Kelly
R.chhor
J. Heginbotham
Wis Behnke
Winied
W. King
E. Moore
J. Whyte
D. Norsworthy
H. Voglesong
A. Hegintham
Alice
W C U Lecturer Grace Scott To Inquire In Highla
Miss Grace Leigh Scott National Purity speaker for the W C T U arrived in Highla to spend three days visiting YOW CA Amherst high school LaGrange high school and the local lace workers. She will address girls mothers and industrial workers and hold a social hour after Friday church meeting. Her Saturday program aims to include industrial girls from nearby factories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Leigh Scott
Highla
Yow. CA
Amherst
W. CT. U
Miss Scott
Community Events Tonight At Several Local Churches
Tonight numerous groups host activities across town. United Presbyterian Church Class and Church of Christ will present The Ministe Honeymoon at the church auditorium. Morning clubs including Loreas, Little Club of Ten, Colonial Club, and social dances at Carlisle Grange No 1504 are listed, with various hosts and leaders named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain Council
Carlisle Grange
Masonic Boosters
Sliss
Leona Jumont
Lake Avenue
Catholic Daughters of America
Daughters of Scotland
Elytia Radio Club
Local Clubs Schedule Varied Meetings This Week
The Girl Reserves play Ely tomorrow at four thirty. Unity Club hosts Mrs C Lord at 314 Seventh Street. Kensington Art Club postpones its March 19 meeting to March 26 at Mrs W B Kelley’s East Avenue home. LaPorte PTA speaks Friday evening with Aide G J Mitchelson. refreshments. Butternut Ridge PTA Friday March 16 with St Patrick’s Day program and refreshments. West Side W C T U postpones to March 23 due to Grace Leigh Scott lecture at Methodist Church. Idlewhie Club meets at the Kaiser home Chestnut Street with two tables. prizes awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington Art Club
Parent-Teachers' Association of the
Butternut Ridge School
West Side
Frank Lovejoy
West River Street
Grace Leigh Scott
Methodist Church
Idlewhilfe Club
Mrs Kaiser
Idlewhie Club
Hari Kaiser
Kaiser
Marriage Licenses and Local Names Noted
Fragmentary OCR notes list individuals Vincentize Witz Cleveland and dressmaker Ej 49th loomaker ary Nos 2h with unclear roles. Mentions Mrs Etta Rap ney of 214 Broad Street and a Rho record as being ml for several months, remains about.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincentize Witz Cleveland
Thoomaker
Du-Bee George
Etta Rapney
Ohio Federation Women’s Clubs urged to back 1923 legislation
The Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs endorses a 1923 legislative program, with support from the American Legion auxiliary. It urges club women to press district representatives and speak to lawmakers about measures on child welfare, education, labor, and criminal law. Notable items include Sheppard-Towner funds, art supervision, a 500 acre agricultural research tract, and stricter school attendance and child labor protections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs
American Legion Auxiliary
Charles Halter
Fremont
Ohio Federation
Lee B. Moore
Columbus
American Legion
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Arent
Sheppard- Towner
State Department of Education
Bryan Park Bell
Ohio
Senate
Steubenville
Cornelius
Selover
Cleveland
James N. Fleming
Cleveland State Federation
George Elliott McCormick Marion
Ohio State Federation of Women's Clubs
Galton Federation of Women's Club
Publizbrary
Willian Ritter
Youngstown Federation
LOQUACIOUS CLUB ENTERTAINED BY MRS BROWN
The Loquacious Club met Wednesday at 1334 East Avenue with four tables of pedro. Mrs. Waldron won first prize, Mrs. Blythe second, Mrs. Marsh third, and Mrs. Ehlert fourth. Refreshments were served by the hostess. Hostess Mrs. O W Marsh will entertain March 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Dozen Birthday Club
Alfred Schultz
East Avenue
Brown
M. C. Brown
Pedro
A. Waldron
Theodore Blythe
O. W. Marsh
Ed Ehlert
O. W., Marsh
Longford Avenue
Helping Hand Society Meeting At Mrs Beaver Home
A Helping Hand Society meeting convened yesterday afternoon at Mrs George Beaver’s Laundon street home with seventeen ladies present. In the evening thirty five attended supper followed by cards and social time. In two weeks the next event will honor Mrs H G Burton at Beverly Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamberton
G. Lamberton
Second Congregational Church
Glendale Court
Associated Charities
Otto. Mischka
L. H. Wilsom
Helping Hand Society
George Beaver
Laundon Street
H. G. Burton
Beverly Court
Local notables and residents mentioned in Cleveland notes
Dr and Mrs 8 F Basinger and Dr and Mrs Karl Reefy visited Cleveland on Wednesday. James Gatens and Walter Smith recover from health issues while relatives travel for illness or death. Mrs C L Guthrie hosts a visit. Carl Schallon returns to New York after a week here. Seven W E A No 4 members enjoyed a theatre party at Grand Theatre and Paradise Soda Grill. Mrs Wade Hotchkins recovered at home after appendicitis. Mrs F L Fifrit and grandson also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Basinger
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Snd
Karl Reefy
Third St
Cleveland
James Gatens
East River Etree
C. L. Guthrie
Cleveland Its
S. 5
Hitt
Third Street
Carl Schallon
New York City
Winckles Street
Memorial Hospital
Lorain
Grand Theatre
Paradise Soda Grill
Wade Hotchkins
Fairlawn Avenue
F. L. Fifrit
Also Mentioned on This Page
da M. Tarbell
Womans Civic Club
RS. Oldag
Henry Oldag
Winckles Reat
E. L. Oldag
Misa Jennie Wallace
W. J. Jaxeler
R. Wallace
R. Wallace, Mra. J.ichards, Mrs. O. Johnson, Mrs. J. Arior, Mrs. C. Sehmidt
J. Irkt
Wm. Gibbons
H. . Peters
Bertha Peters
C. Stolzenbure
Daniel Felah
M. Obitts
Geo.lood
J. Anthony
Missertha Wallace
Phyllis Ichards
Uhlan Sisters
Prihian Sisters
Ida Henry
Loraiz
ST. Mary's Church
Father Steinbrunner
Steinbrunner
Dillon
Rebekah
Hays
C. H. Hays
Fur- Bate Street
Barnes
Cinb
Frank Day
Fourth Street
Ely
Unity Club
LaPorte Parent-Teachers’ Association
G. J. Mitchelson
Geo. Elhertt McConnick
Amoretta Fitch
Cinelanati
Cinelanates Woman's Press Club
Clara Keck Heflebower
Fitch
Press Club
Diterniry
Queen City
Itar
Edward Christensen
Laundonstegt
Misa May Wilson
Henry, Brandt
R. G. Baus
Fourth Atrest
Aire
C. A. Beamer
Twelfth St
Lynch
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Dengate
Mr. Dengate
Moose Lodge
F. Krugman
Henry Taylor
Earl Weller
J. L. Peters
C. C. Clark
Edw
F. Krughman
Henry J. Smith
Second Street
Eagles Hall
Eagles’ Dance Committee
First Congregational
C. E. Society
First Congregational Church
Christian Endeavor Society
Allen Cowen
Lucils Porte
Thomas Jones
Weststrest
Ashland
Elizabeth McKenzie
Niagara
Masner
DR. Bell
Dance Eagles
O’donnell’s
O’donnell
Paint & Court Street
Green Line
Wall Paper Co
Elyria, Ohio
Kathryn Moore
Foster & Mitch
Hocock Floral Co
Tom Clifford
G. A. JR. Hall
Savage's
B. T. Bastian
Middle Ave. Grocer
Lace
Baronale
THE
Kenilworth
Second St
Rialto Theatre
Elyria
Chronicle-Telcoram
Gaturiay
Foes & Schuele
Milliners
Cook’s
Thu
Che Mer
Obert Tayless
O & Son
Penn ST
Penn
Edu
Hig
Bor
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