Fox Ranch Owner Discusses Silver Fox Industry
G Alvord owner of a Water's ranch reports on his silver fox operation at Kiwania club. He notes fox pelts fetched high prices, with some sold alive to other ranches, and describes pelts valued up to 359 each while first class could reach 1200. He explains breeding methods and claims some foxes become "civilized" with domestication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S G. Alvord
Kiwania Club
Mr. Alvord
Fox Ranch
Water
Alvord
Dred
Tonight and Tomorrow Host Catholic and Civic Meetings
Local notes list events from the Ridge Parent-Teachers' Association to Catholic Daughters and Ladies of St. Patrick's. Talks cover constitutional amendments, patient care debates, and democratic ideals. Next meeting set for early April with a social retreat and regional women’s group activities.
YW G Ives Play For Benefit At High School
Elyria residents recall last year’s Strongheart and look to the Y M C A benefit play Dictator at the high school auditorium March 22 and 23. Miss Helen G Todd again directs with an experienced cast including Forbes Guthrie Koppes and Braddon in varied roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Helen G. Todd
Steve
Malcolm Forbes Jim
Phineas Guthrie Hyne
Dwight Koppes
Bowie
Reginald Dwire
Myrtle Haynes Lucey Sheridan
Geraldine Smith
Juanita
Esther Radachy Duffy
Secret Service
Albert Champney
Arthur Bostick
Verne Braddon
Harry Lawrence
Codman
Hubert Struthers
Vasquez
LeRoy Reisinger Campos
Verne Braddon Jose
William Griffin
Allan Squires
Vermontia Club Hosts Crazy Party at Miss Miller’s Home
The Vermontia club held a themed gathering at Miss AMfyrtle Miller’s Kenyon street home with surprising games and a three course luncheon by Miss Miller and Miss Marsh. Plans for future social events include a March 20 meeting at Miss Mabel Refenning’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermontia Club
Amfyrtle Miller
Kenyon Street
Miss Miller
Mabel Refenning
Clan Robertson to Entertain Clan Grant in Ohio
Clan Robertson hosts Clan Grant and Clan Gordon events at G A R hall with a 6:45 parade led by the Cleveland Pipe Band, supper at the Presbyterian church hall, a business meeting 8:30 to 9:30, and a concert by Stevens' Dancing Troupe of Cleveland. Birthday surprise for Mrs Woodings of Grafton with Vick relatives and Elyria guests.
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Clan
Macdetison
G. A. R. Hall
Grant
Cleveland
Gordon
Lorain
Presbyterian Church
Poinsettia Club Meets At Mrs Meyers Home
Mrs Fannie Meyers entertained the Poinsettia Club yesterday afternoon with full attendance. A miscellaneous sale supported club funds and Mrs McMullen won the sunshine drawing. A dainty luncheon was served by the hostess. The group plans March 20 at Mrs Newton Blaine’s home. The St Johns Ladies Aid met with Mrs Geo Black and Mrs N Wiech assisted, drawing a large attendance and many guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poinsettia Club
Meyers
Fannie Meyers
Clark Street
St. John's Ladies Aid Society
Geo, Black
N. Wiech
Lorain County WCTU Convention Set for Tuesday
The Lorain County WCTU mid year meeting and county executive session will be held at the ME church on Tuesday March 21 starting at 9:30 am. The program includes devotionals, committee appointments, membership discussions, county officers roll call, noontide prayers, and afternoon and evening sessions with music, papers, discussions on local and national issues, and a closing prayer.
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Lorain County Institute
WC. T. CU
Anna Kennedy
H Strickler
D A Baird
Prazer
F BE. Sebriver
AIC
F. E Sheldon
Nellie M. Hill i
Soto Madsm Gardner- Bartlett
Mary Burke
Ica L. Jaycox
Susan Ha- Man
Helen H Green
St Matthew Quartet
Lorain
A K. Jenne
Amherst
Sons and Daughters of Liberty Meeting Notes
The Sons and Daughters of Liberty held an enthusiastic meeting last evening. A deceased member was named Frank Plain. Mrs Florence Brown won a prize drawing. Committee members Olga Johnson Florence Brown Eva DeViney and Minnie Gard will organize a social meeting on the first Thursday of April. A letter urged Congress to vote for the Towner bill. The group decided to support the bill and inform their representatives.
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Evens
Cc Daughters
Herman
Stevens
America
Ing
United States
Poard Towner
Sterling Towner Billington
Ohio
Washington
Elyria
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Frank Plain
Florence Brown
Olga Johnson
Eva DeViney
Minnie Gard
Surprise Birthday Party for George Copas
George Copas of Twelfth Street was surprised by seventeen friends for his eighteenth birthday. The evening featured music and games with refreshments served. Guests included Misses Blanche Seliman Carol Lewis Marjorie Copas Lucile Copas Alice Diedrick Dorothy Dean Maud Eleanor Daves Marion June Copas and Mrs Gertrude Williams and Mr Paul Huth Edward Haserodt Theo Mach Preston Coons Francie and Frederick Kushinski Irvin West.
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George Copas
Twelfth St
Hns
Copas
Blanche Seliman
Carol Lewis
Marjorie Copas
Lucile Copas
Alice Diedrick
Dorothy Dean
Maud Eleanor Daves
Marion
June Copas
Gertrude Williams
Paul Huth
Edward Haserodt
Theo Mach
Preston Coons
Francie
Frederick Kushinski
Irvin
West
Golden Star Club Entertains Husbands
The Golden Star Sewing Club held a social night at Mr and Mrs Bert Galloway's Seventh Street home with four progressive Pedro tables. Prizes went to various couples including Mrs George Wither and Hawking, and Mrs Yankins with Mr Prentice. A luncheon followed. next meeting is Thursday with Mrs Gen Wicker of Malcolm Court.
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Golden Star, Sewing Club
Bert’ Alloway
Seventh Street
Pedro
Prentice
Henry Sassmanhausen
George Wither
Hawking
JL Yankins
George Miller
Bert Gallowa
Bert Galloway
Glen Galloway
Hull
George Powell
Sewing Club
Gen Wicker
Malcolm Court
Mrs Whitney Hosts Culture Club Meeting In East Avenue
Mrs J G Whitney of East Ave nas led Thursday’s Culture Club gathering with 14 members answering roll call and sharing practical household hints. Mrs W E Hart gave a paper on Historic Places in the United States and led old-time songs at the piano. Mrs Arthur Lersch to entertain the club at the Y W C A on March 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitney
J G. Whitney
East Avenas
Culture Emi
W E Hart
United States
Hart
Ldreni
Arthur Lersch
Endeavor Conference Tonight in Elyria Churches to Convene
Lorain county Christian Endeavor societies meet at the Church of Christ in Elyria on March 17. Officers of Lorain County Union present reports on county Endeavor work and discuss future plans. A social hour follows the business session. Dorcas Society hostess Mrs Dailey hosts twenty six members. constitution read and adopted at the regular meeting.
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Christian Endeavor Societies
Lorain County
Church of Christ In
Elyria
Lorain
Dorcas Society
RC. Dailey
Howett
Busness
Martin Deidrick
Dramatic club reviews plans and misadventure in play
A Dra matic club meeting on Thursday March 15 at 313 discussed the constitution and future plans. The program featured a humorous one act play Fourteen about a society woman seeking fourteen dinner guests and an unwelcome substitute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dramatic Club
Prince of Wales
Entre Nous Club Hosts Womanly Arts Afternoon
The Entire Nows club was entertained by Mrs Eleanor Swarts at her West Avenue home. Guests included Mrs Owen Bannon and Mrs Fowl. new member Mrs Lyner joined. Next meeting set for two weeks at Mrs Max Lyndon on East River Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Entre Nous Club
Nows Club
Eleanor Swarts
West Avenue
Owen Bannon
Fowl
Lyner
Max Lyndon
East River Street
Fortnightly Club meets at Presbyterian Church readings
Mrs George T Snyder hosted the Fortnightly Club on Columbus Street with Muss Louise Braman presenting works The Octopus and The Pit by Frank Norris. Mrs Ralph Murdach reviewed The Jungle by Anton Smeclair. After recess Mrs J B Fauver read from Booth Tarkington The Turmoil. Next hostess is Mrs E C Griswold March 13. Reverend W S Smith spoke at the women’s service on the Cure of Sin and Passover significance. Mrs Bristol and Mr Peache sang a vocal duet and Kate Hill will speak with Mr Clark of Oberlin singing.
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George T. Snyder
Columbus Street
Muss Louise Braman
Frank Norris
Ralph Murdach
Anton Smeclair
J. B Fauver
Booth Tarkington
E. C Griswold
W S Smith
Presbyterian Church
Israel
Bristol
Peache
Kate Hill
Women's Board of Foreign Missions
Clark
Oberlin
Orlando Hurst Returns from Ohio Wesleyan Vacation
Orlando Hurst comes back from Ohio Wesleyan University for spring vacation. Mrs. Ida Henderson of 309 High Street reports muscular rheumatism. Miss Nora Ringler of Cleveland will spend the weekend with her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlando Hurst
Ohio Wesleyan
Ida Henderson
High Street
Nora Ringler
Cleveland
Ill Garvin Ave resident returns as others recover
Donald Barry recovers from three weeks of mumps and pneumonia and is out again. Leonard Terry of Garvin Avenue has returned from Philadelphia where he was seriously ill with pneumonia. Additional personals on Page 2.
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Donald Barry
Leonard Terry
Garvin Avenue
Philadelphia
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Albrecht
Minerva and
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G. W. Lake
Beneat
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Julia Waldo
Clan Robertson
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Vick
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Robert Kirkpatrick Vosal
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Harrison Street
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Shome
East Avenue
Golden Star Club
Endeavor Conference
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Lake Avenue
Arthur For
Nova
Bowerize
Max Suppes
Bermuda
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Park Avenue
Henry Wick
Bradentown
Florida
Tampa
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Alfred Swartz
West Ave
C H. Cushing
Pinehurst
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Psnne Central Book Store
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Marimba Band Records
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Isle of Golden Dreams
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American Theater
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