Kiwanis to hear life insurance official address
Elyria Kiwanis Club meets Thursday noon at Hotel Newell with A I Bennell Cleveland agency manager for The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York speaking on How Life Insurance Kept its Promises to Sixty Million Americans. Open to all. nonmembers call secretary.
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Ufo
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Hotel Newell
A. I T. Bennell
Cleveland
Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York
A. H. Waters
Stage gossip and social notes from New York society
A lively compilation covers theater chatter, dining, and socializing in New York. It mentions Flora Zabelle Hitchcock, Christine Benham, Sam Goldwyn, Billy Rose, Gene Raymond, and the Fred Stones moving to a Central Park West penthouse amid local vandalism. It includes anecdotes about Lillian Gish and Raymond Hackett, A. E. Matthews’ hair, and marble-draped society dinners. A curio list of public figures, dancers, and politicians plus a mock ad for high blood pressure relief closes the row.
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New York
Dalty
Atlantic
Holbrook Blinn
Robert Lorraine
Mary Mannering
Anne
Will Hamilton
Lord
Lady Sackville
South Amherst Legion dances and new members noted
March 19 meeting of Amherst American Legion Post 197 reports 32 attendees and three new members William Brown Fred Farcy and Fred Fabrucy. Dance planned at Hungarian Hall April 2 with Pajama Girls for music. Also covers district convention in Sandusky and social after adjournment. Catholic Women meet with birthday celebration for Mrs Bogardi. Men to Frolic Club to host sauerkraut supper and Holy Name Society dancing at Hungarian Hall April 14.
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Legion
South Amherst
American Legion Post No
South
North
William Brown
Fred Farcy
Fred Fabrucy
Hungarian Hall
Walter Krueck
William Jock
Ralph Reinhart
Jack Bierman
Harry Ruth
Sandusky
Holy Name Society of the ‘Catholic Church
Alfred Welton
Alex Pankst
John Boraski
Ben Lupe
Carmen Dicenzio
Stanley Shinsky
Avon PTA Talk by George Green on A Boy's Place in the Home
Avon March 15 george green scout executive of the greater cleveland council will speak at the parent teachers association tomorrow evening his topic a boys place in the home a musical program will be arranged a nominating committee will be appointed for officers for the new year an old fashioned cake walk closes the program a social hour follows with men as hosts Mrs e w beidler president in charge prayer meeting cottage prayer meeting at home of mr and mrs john verveen center road tuesday evening leading by george jenkins brief notes mr and mrs walter herbert guests sunday mr and mrs frank smith and children of cleveland miss nina warden saturday in elyria mrs g a nelson home convalescing after fracture discharged from elyng memorial hospital pneumovia convalescing at son s home in cleveland miss marian dangler and janice merrick saturday in cleveland
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AVON
George Green
Greater
The
Baptist Church
John ‘Erveen
Center Road
George Jenkins
Walter Herbert
Frank Smith
Cleveland
Nina Warden
Elyria
G. A. Nelson
Charles Herbert
Elying Memorial Hospital
Marian Dangler
Janice Merrick
F. J. Knowles
Gleaners
Pauline Boehm
Marian Denham
C. G. Rush
A. H. Pomeroy
K. L. Wilcox
F. B. Gott
Karl Mulder
New York
R. L. Pearce
Charles Opfer
Frank Opfer
Eaton
G. E. Wilson
David
Helen Wilson
Buffalo
Alsena
Ruth Adems
Ernest Bell
Starkey
Belden
F. G. Prosser
G. W. Woodroft
Eastern Star
Andrew Rawson
Marion
Charles Broom
Totk
Frank Pierce
Harold Opter
Glenn
C. H. Opter
Lagrange Hostess Gatherings Highlight Local Clubs
March 19 meeting of the Five Hundred club at Mrs Charles Opfer home featured guests Mrs Rook of Spencer and Mrs Jessie Berkmeyer of Birmingham. Prizes awarded to Mrs R W Sanders, first. Mrs Myles Spicer, second. Mrs A E Archer, third. consolation to Mrs Joe Bickel. door prize to Mrs Harley Spicer. Mrs Campbell to host April 4. B Y PLU group of 31 met at Baptist parsonage to honor Miss Helen Wilson. guests enjoyed a pleasant time.
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Lagrange
Five Hundred Club
Charles Opfer
Rook
Spencer
Jessie Berkmeyer
Birmingham
R. W. Sanders
Myles Spicer
A. E. Archer
Joe Bickel
Harley Spicer
Campbell
B. Y. Plu
Baptist Parsonage
Helen Wilson
Lad ies Aid Society Meeting at Me Church Notes
The March meeting of the Lad ies Aid Society met at Mrs Flora Foster s home with helpers Mrs Lewis Buswell Mrs Myles Spicer and Mrs Florence Cliff assisting. A cafeteria dinner followed the business session and a wishing well kept the crowd cheerful. Quilt block prizes went to Mrs Wigert for most pieces and to Mrs Wolcott for second place Circle No 1 reported over 85 in earnings over the last two months. Grange Pest Hunt plans divide the township into eastern and western sections with points to be tallied. A large crowd is expected March 2 and a program by Elrita talent will be featured with refreshments served.
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Frank Bojardi
Bogardis
Hefrash- Tuenis
Ladies Aid Society OF ME
Ladies Aid Society
Flora Foster
Lewis Buswell
Myles Spicer
Florence Cliff
Wigert
Wolcott
Circle No. 1
Grange Pest Hunt
Aory Grange
Thorsday
Grange
Elrra
Rev and Mrs McAlpine Entertain Guests At Parsonage
The Methodist parsonage hosted a social gathering Thursday evening with Rev and Mrs McAlpine welcoming guests. The event featured neighbors and local church members in a cordial community turnout.
Penfield and LaGrange church social events noted
A report highlights social evenings hosted by J McAlpina for Penfield and LaGrange churches, with about forty attendees and St Patrick theme. Gleaners met at Mrs F J Knowles while new members joined. Pedro party at Mr and Mrs C H Opfer with prizes awarded. Many local families and members are listed for various visits, hosts, and upcoming events across the community.
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J. McAlpina
Penfield
LaGrange
C. A. Rawson
A. W. Jones
Levi Smith
Arlo
Guy Smith
Interior work advances on school house project
The school house interior renovation progresses with out of town labor, leaving four local women exempt. Elyria visitors Mrs. Robert Denham and Mrs. Harry Swartz spent Thursday afternoon in town.
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Robert Denham
Harry Swartz
Elyria
Town Line Briefs In March At La Grange And Nearby
The Town Line Road column from March 19 records many local social visits in La Grange and nearby towns. Attendees include Misses Mary Florence Frobotta Mabel Tran Ruth Jones Nina Seeley and Messrs Sam Edward Willie Frobotta Milton Letsom and others at Old Glory Grange. Events include Eaton play Mr Bob in Eaton and a B Y P A meeting in Camden. Several residents travel to Elyria Cleveland Medina and Oberlin for visits and duties.
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Town Line Road
Mary
Florence Frobotta
Mabel Tran
Ruth Jones
Sam
Edward
Willie Frobotta
Milton Letsom
Old Glory Grange
la Grange
Frobotta Brothers
F. Tran
Nina Seeley
Ruth Tran
Alice Mohler
Eaton
Bob
Frank Jones
Ruth
Lervene
Lia Verne
Jane
Jean
C. Yesberger
Elyria
Erwin
Leland Howard
Camden
W. C. Wright
Oberlin
Fred Tran
Cleveland
LaGrange
Mabel
Paul Recard
Wellins
Neighbors Visit, Birthdays, and Local Gas Find Near Elyria
Harmon and family from Colorado stay with K L Lowe while visiting Town Line friends. R Loomis marked his 89th birthday as well wishers arrived. Ohio Fuel and Gas completed a Copp er farm well at 2300 to 2400 feet with 1060 pounds pressure. Mrs Milton Bebner, Mrs Augusta Wicks, and others spent time in Cleveland and Elyria visiting relatives and friends.
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Harmon
Marlene
Jeanne
Dolver
Colorado
Kt. L. Lowe
R. Loomis
Ohio Fuel and Gas Company
C.opfer
Magsie Crilly
Elyria
Ruth Jones
Sylvia Gobe
Ancient humans had almost as many diseases as modern ones
Dr. Howard A. McCordock of Washington University School of Medicine told the St. Louis Medical Society that ancient mummies show chronic arthritis decayed teeth tuberculosis and other maladies indicating many modern illnesses preexisted. He cited an Egyptian woman with coal dust in her lungs as an example.
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ST. Louis —Wy
Howard A. McCordock
Washington University School of Medicine
St. Louis Medical Society
Dr. McCordock
Egypt
Mobilizing Ordinary Humanity for Better Outcomes
A reflection on the limitless reservoir of confidence and ability in ordinary people to improve conditions. The focus is on mobilizing this potential rather than seeking tools or locations for manufacture.
Plausible moralist theme echoes in old prose line
Fragmentary historical text presents a reflection on living life with risk and restraint. It contemplates a just person, possibly named Plato, seeking self regulation and harmony within, suggesting a moral balance between indulgence and virtue.
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Merle Hastings
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Harold Opfer
Frank Knowles
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Henry Gott
Roy Pearce
Dorothy
CT. N. Pearce
Kenneth Law
Richard
Lewis van Arsdale
Carlisle
Verne Hanner
Bird Wilcox
Charles Sparka Jr
Ford Hawtings
Ler McClelland
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Whiskerville
B. L. Wilcox
Jessie Rehmerer
Joe Bick
G. W. Robbins
CWA
Ohio
Frank Ganthes
Maanader
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Middle Avenue
Bruce Barton
Vs Life
E. Arnold Deutsch
New York Life Insurance C
Elytia Avnee Xk Trust
Alfred J. Fenner State Mutual Life Assurance Co
Worcester, Mass
Garford Avc
Henry Heidrich Equitable Life Assurance Society
U. S
Flyria
E. W. Marsh Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co
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Walter H. Otto
Ohio National Life Insurance Co
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Karl W. Plocher
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co
Lorain County Bank
John T. Shook
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National Association of Life Underwriters
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Muir's
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Alfred Alten Phant
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