Sunday School Work Discussed by Ohio Leaders
In EYHUA on March 19 Johin L. Alexander secretary for the young people's division of the International Sunday School Association spoke at two gatherings in the First Congregational church. He also addressed county superintendents in the afternoon and Lorain county teachers in the evening. Later he spoke at a Y M C A luncheon for Elyria business men. A Lorain County young people's conference is held today with Alexander and Walter C. Moore as speakers.
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Eyhua
Johin L. Alexander
Young People's Division
International Sunday School Association
First Congregational Church
Ohio
Lorain County
Alexander
Ely- Tila
Church of Christ
United Presbyterian Church
Walter C. Moore
Ohio State
St Patrick’s Dance Draws Phi Sigma Club Crowd
In Elyria on March 19 about sixty couples attended the St Patrick’s dance hosted by the Phi Sigma club at the Elks hall. The Hines society orchestra played, balloons were released for a playful scramble, and guests from Lorain and Cleveland joined in the merriment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick’s
Phi Sigma Club
Elyria
Elks’ Hall
Hines Society
Lorain
Cleveland
General Aid Society Easter Service at Church of Christ
Elyria reports the General Aid Society of the Church of Christ held a tureen dinner at noon with about seventy ladies in attendance followed by an Easter service led by president Mrs. J. E. Riley and staff. Rev. Burner delivered an address and the service featured seasonal songs and a strong spiritual feeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
General Aid Society of the
Church of Christ
Burner
J. E. Riley
E. N. Boor
W. C. Hill
Smetzer
Elyria Personal News Highlights From Springfield Trip to Local Births
Mrs Helen Kelley and Mrs Jennie Lent attended the state convention of the Rural Neighbors in Springfield Ohio. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Ray King at 435 East Avenue. Other birth notices include a son for Mr and Mrs W Q Potter Avon and a daughter for Mr and Mrs George Williamson 142 Clark Street. Various social visits and gatherings are described including dinners for newlyweds Elwin Squires and Mrs Merle Penfound and a birthday party for Nick Smith with a 64th celebration.
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Elyria
Helen Kelley
Jennie Lent
Springfield
Ray King
East Avenue
George Williamson
Clark Street
W. Q. Potter
Avon
Win Squires
Clarence Purcell
Janice
Amherst
William Penfound
Oberlin
Persis Squires
Merle Penfound
Carlisle
Lloyd F. Smith
Norman
Jack Meeks
Anna Mae
Edward
Olmstead Falls
Nick Smith
Mr. Smith
Feathered Friends Birds as Agriculturists The Whip Poor Will
Mrs C F Ensign describes the Whip-poor-will as a night insect destroyer with bristled feeding apparatus. It hunts May beetles and moths, aiding agriculture by control of caterpillars, with daytime roosting and nighttime activity. Nighthawks are compared, noting white tail bars and wing primaries. To Be Continued.
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C. F. Ensign
Mrs Helen Mascher Slices Success From Sixty Sandwiches
Helen Mascher of New York City built a national sandwich business starting with sixty sandwiches for drugstore soda fountains. From that small order she grew a large operation employing hundreds and supplying wax wrapped sandwiches nationwide, earning over 50000 dollars yearly.
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International News Service
Helen Mascher
New York City
Birthday Celebration for Patrolman Sweet at Clark Street Home
The editor invites social events and personals to be sent with signatures for good faith. A jolly event honored Patrolman Sweet's birthday at his Clark Street home last evening with games music and a sumptuous dinner. A large birthday cake lit by its thirty nine candles served as the centerpiece and gifts were presented to the guest of honor.
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Patrolman Sweet
Clark Street
Waffle Supper Planned by Dorcas Class in Elyria Church
The Dorcas Class of the Church of Christ will hold a waffle supper in the church basement on Saturday evening at 4 30 until all are served in Elyria.
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Dorcas
Church of Christ
Elyria
Aie
Notable Guests Attend Company Anniversary
The text records the best wishes of the company and lists guests including Anton Neidmeg and daughter Lois, Mrs F M Mors, Mrs Jenny Bates, Sid Hudson of Fire Station No 2, Mrs Incles and her son Stanley, Mrs Tiserett Sweet of Oak Street and her sons Carl Clayton and Russell.
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Anton Neidmeg
Lois
F. M. Mors
Jenny Bates
Sid Hudson
Fire Station No
Hospital News: Admit/Discharge Details At Lorain Facility
Admitted: Mina Robson of 190 Cast 2th street Lorain and Harvey Stoughton. Ellie Weinert of 281 Marseilles. Discharged: Lydia Krill of H12 Middle avenue Lorain and Paul Sznos of East 28th street Lorain.
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Mina Robson
Lorain
Iellie Weinert
Marseilles
Harvey Stoughton
DP News
Mlyria
Lydia Krill
Middle Avenue
Paul Sznos
Yead
East 28Th Street
Violinist Efrem Virbalist and Alma Gluek Shine in New York
A large New York Hippodrome audience welcomed Efrem Virbalist and Alma Gluek in a joint return performance. Virbalist opened with Vieuxtemps in D minor, delivering Adagio Religioso and a brisk Allegro with clear technique and noble tone. Gluek appeared, marking her first New York appearance in years.
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Gluck
New York
Polish Maestro Paderewski and Sarasate in Carnegie Hall
The concert featured soprano and violinist with Paderewski and Sarasate delivering virtuosic numbers. The audience at Carnegie Hall gave long ovations to Paderewski, signaling his enduring appeal and suggesting a possible return to performing, though his focus remains on aiding Poland.
Paderewski Dictates Concert Return Not for Profit
The writer stresses Paderewski’s gravity in public matters and his caution about resuming concert duties. It praises his conscientious nature and notes he has kept the piano but remains out of practice. He will not return unless certain he can perform at his best and will not commercialize his reputation.
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Paterewshki
Carnegie Hall
New York
Paderewski
Poland
Minlasie
Ife
Longtime Elyria Rail Clerk Emmert Moves to California
J W Emmert of Middle Avenue leaves Elyria after thirty years as a resident and oldest active railway clerk in the United States. He heads to San Diego to make his future home. In 1916 Mrs Emmert Captain Battenbentley and two others died at the Chestnut street crossing on the New York Central railroad during a municipal picnic visit in Cassade Park.
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Elyria
J. W. Emmert
Middle Avenue
San Diego
Cal
United States
Eges Continue Decline With 25 Cent Dozen Price
Eges continued on the decline Saturday with a new low price of 25 cents per dozen.
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Elyria
Indian Pardone Bravter to Sing at First Congregational Church
Philip Bravter a Sioux student at Oberlin will be the soloist Sunday afternoon at 4 oclock in the First Congregational Church. Dr Richard L Swain will sing and deliver a Holy Week address titled The Lionest Atheist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard L. Swain
First Congregational Church
Plyrin
Philip Bravter
Sunnyside Woman Reports Relief from Back and Nervous Troubles
Velmer Hendrick of Sunnyside Kentucky says she suffered two years with back pain and nervousness, tried two doctors with no help, used ten bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, and is now in good health at 138 pounds. she endorses the remedy for other women while noting its forty year history.
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Sunnyside
Lydia E. Pinkham
Velmer Sendrick
Route 1
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Central Turkey College
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Asia Minor
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Bolton
Lutz
Neurer
Beck
Hansford
Roy Bolton
Swain Elyria
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Tampa, Fla
Charles Weisheit
Ridgeville
Frank
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Detroit
C. G. Hall
Judd Monroe
Mary McNeal
Alice Schimkat
Fremont
Peter DeCosky
Cambridge Court
Maxine Dunham
Keith Circuit
Mrs. P. L. Dunham
Harry Moor
Findley
Carl Drake
Irvin Thomas
Ashland
D. S. Troxel
Washington Avenue
Fred Durman, Sr
William Durman
P. Co. Rank
Kenyon Avenue
L. A. Obitts
Fourth Street
William Brumby
Lakeside Hospital
J. H. Penfound
Oberlin Road
Caroline Henry
Eearl Layport
Dorothy Williard
West 3Rd Street
The
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Helen R. Masches
Helen R. Mascher
West
Old Virginia
Okisine
Sarasate
Mr “Imbalist
Massenet
Saint-Saens
Goodeve
Eleamorseheib
Victrola
Hubert Davy & Sons
Ely
Fauver & Robson
Central Book Store
Cheshire
Finnegan’s Bakery
Victor
Day’s Music Store
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Rayfield Service
Hick’s
Tor
Aday Toll
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