Juniors and Seniors Share Memorable Annual Reception
Last evening the Juniors entertained the Seniors at the annual Gates auditorium reception. The program featured student and faculty directed pantomime and dancing with strong performances by Warner Washburn Eva Anderson and Henry Korsky. A home cooked supper was followed by orchestra accompaniment and an eccentric cubist style dance by Biss Haines and Ted Loughrey.
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Gates Show
Worth Pauver
Markc Olive
Warner ‘Washburn
Ek Eva Anderson
Evhyl Regal
Borars
Sweta Nielson
Freda Kotre
Mildred Fauger
Living Pictures
Thinker
James Dillon
Effie Sharp
Biss
Flars Haines
Ted Loughrey
Friendship Club Holds Most Interesting Session
The Y W C A Friendship club met for a semi monthly supper on Friday March 19 with freshmen and sophomores attending in larger numbers. Miss Tuck spoke on the organization and Miss Cord explained the club purpose. An open discussion followed with varied talks and singing and lively games closed the meeting.
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Friendship Club
Y. W. C A. Friendship Club
Tuck
Miss Cord
Friendship Girls
Bride Elect with Handsome Hudson Featured
Bride elect is shown with a handsome Hudson as guests enjoy dainty refreshments at the event.
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Hudson
Nevins and Hazeltine wed in South Lorain home ceremony
Charles Nevins of 14 Princeton avenue Lorain married Miss Hazeltine of South Lorain at the home of the bride’s parents Mgr and Mrs Koontz on 1st street. Rev Smith of South Lorain Methodist church officiated in the presence of fourteen relatives. After a brief wedding trip they will reside in Lorain.
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Elyria
Marleori
Albert Mori
Whiskeyville
Walter B. Abysell
A. “Gli
St. Peter’s Evangelical Church
Nevins-Cline
South Lorain
Charles Nevins
Princeton Avenue
Hazeltine
Mgr
Bride Mrs Kerr Honored at Wisteria Club Kitchen Shower
Mrs A Kerr, a recent bride, was feted yesterday by eighteen members of the Wisteria club at Mrs S A hemer home 904 Best Broad Street. The group presented a silver gift along with other shower favors.
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Kerr
A. Kerr
Rocent
Wisteria Cind
S.A Hemer
Best Broad Street
Clu
Mrs Edward Horace Hosts Junior Missionary Band
United Presbyterian church Junior Missionary band members were entertained Wednesday afternoon by Mrs Edward Horace of Broadstreet. A general session featured games music and other program numbers followed by refreshments. The next society meeting will be at Miss Dorothy Wagner on Cleveland street in April.
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Horace Entertans
Rev J Grant Leads Neighborhood Meetings for World Movement
Rev J Grant wraps up a three week series meeting parishioners in intimate groups at homes. He outlines the Congregational World Movement linked to the Interchurch World Movement and urges swift action. Attendees from both genders may choose a convenient session. Sunday 7 50 at 317 East avenue Sheltons Circle 4 5. Monday 7 30 at 35 fourth street Philpotts Circles 4 3. Tuesday 7 39 at 414 Sixth street Millers Circles 4 5.
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J . Grant
Congregational World Movement
Interchurch World Movement
First Church
F. M. Shelton
East Avenue
George W. Philpott
Fourth Street
Personal notices from Elyria social pages list visits and events
Mrs. Carl Kline hosts Circle No. 4 at St Pauls on Blaine Street Tuesday afternoon. Bruce M. Gibbons returns from the University of Chicago for Easter with his parents. Mr. and Mrs Z M Gibbons live at 2719 Eastern Heights Blvd. Mrs Earl Rice and Mrs Now W Scovilie attended Rev Roswell Chapin Elston H Rawson's funeral in Oberlie, formerly of Elyria, now swimming director at Fort Wayne YM C A. Miss Sue McCracken and relatives visit Columbus guests of Harry Lloyd Pier. Wendall Clark, nephew of Mrs George Stevens, is a house guest in Cleveland with Art and Mrs John Gundry, and attended a reception at the Art Hall in Hotel Cleveland.
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Carl Kline
Blaine Street
Circle No. 4
St Paul's Church
Bruce M. Gibbons
University of Chicago
Mrs
Z. M. Gibbons
Eastern Heights Blvd
Wendall Clark
George Stevens
East Avenue
Cleveland
Art
John Gundry
Art Hall
Local Residents Return From Chicago Visit
Afr. and Mrs. Guy B. Fingles have returned home from Chicago. Mrs. Findley visited relatives in Bangor Michigan and joined Mr. Findley in Chicago for a week of business.
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Guy B. Fingles
Chicago
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges
Admitted Mrs. Tillie Inman of Ridgeville and a newborn son for Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bacon of Vermilion. Discharged Mrs. David Young. Other notes list Archie Haynes Spencer, Mr. Cooper West River Street, Mrs. C Tocasel Elbe Street, Mrs. Bruce Spaulding and baby on East Avenue.
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Tillie Inman
Ridgeville
Fred Bacon
Vermilion
David Young
Spencer
Archie Haynes
West River St
Cooper
Elbe St
C. Tocasel
Irondale
S§r
Bruce Spaulding
Baby
East Ave
Teachers petition to increase salaries circulated by PTA
The McKinley Parent Teachers Association heard a petition from Mrs. J F Fisher asking for higher teacher salaries. The document is being sent to other associations and will be presented to the Board at the April meeting. No specific amount was asked. the request seeks a general increase.
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J. F. Fisher
McKinley Parent Teachers Association
Board of Education
Probate Court Week Entries
Probate notes show Macy J. Wetelin of Elyria approved for probate. Applications include Joseph Arand to be administrator of Cavtd J. C. Arnold and Tyanl Slogey as guardian for Gertruda Sattler, Lorain county probate filings.
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Macy J. Wetelin
Elyria
Joseph Aranid
J. C. Arnold
Tyanl Slogey
Gertruda Sattler
Lorain
Gutigura Heals Pimples Claims from Crawfordsville Ad
An old testimonial extols Cuticia products for skin cure and toilet use. Mrs D Stor of Crawfordsville Indiana says two cakes of Cuticia Soap and one box of ointment cleared pimples and rashes from her waist down in a year. The ad urges purchasing Cuticia Soap for all toilet purposes and notes sample offers and mail order details.
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D. ¥. Stor
Main S
Crawfordsville
Ind
Probate actions and appointments in Elyria and area
Lawrence Webber appointed administrator of the estate of Hubert Hanes of Elyria with bond 3009. Will of F L Adams of Columbia filed for probate. Stella Schilleman appointed administratrix of the estate of Edward Gantes of Lysra with bond 200. Will of Frank N Smith of Avon admitted to probate. Will of Jane Chandler of Elyria admitted to probate. Horace Nye appointed administrator of the estate of Albert Copeland of Brownhelm with bond 20. Lee Stroup appointed trustee of John Melin of Elyria with bond 22 201. Will of Theresa Fekbauer of Russia admitted to probate. John Berenski adopted by J H and Clara Lovell. name changed to Lovell. Gladys Meitzke appointed deputy clerk in probate. Lilith Gill appointed member of the board of county visitors. R R Neighbour appointed guard.
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Lawrence
Webber
Hubert Hanes
Elyria
FL &. Adams
Columbia
Stella Schilleman
Edward Gantes
Liysra
Frak N. Smith
Avon
Jane Chandler
Horace Nye
Albert Copeland
Brownhelm
Lee Stroup
John Melin
Theresa Fekbauer
Russia
John Berenski
J. H
Clara Lovell
Lovell
Gladys Meitzke
Lilith Gill
Board of County Visitors
R. R. Neighbour
Reunion of Aunt Cecilia with old lover shocks diary
The narrator and Jack glimpse Aunt Cecilia with her long-lost flame Jeffry Davenport who just arrived from India. Their tea room surprise hints at two upcoming weddings and a renewed romance after twelve years, leaving the diary’s narrator both thrilled and unsettled.
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Aunt Cecilia
Cecile
Jeffry
Jeffry Davenport
India
Jack
Cecilia
6000 Yanks Bring Back Brides From Europe
War department reports about 6000 soldiers sailors and marines abroad during the war married foreign wives. French girls proved most popular among brides. March 20 Washington report notes Cupid's busy activity across the AEF theater.
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Washington
Dan Cupid
War Department
Lord Mayor of Cork Shot Dead in Morning Attack
The lord mayor of Cork was shot at 1 o clock this morning by masked assailants who entered his residence. The men fled in an automobile after the fatal shot.
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London
Cork
Pulley Announces Candidacy for Lorain County Commissioner
Robert W. Pulley of Oberlin announces to Lorain County voters his candidacy for county commissioner planned for nomination on August 10, 1920. He thanks supporters and pledges to serve all residents faithfully if elected, inviting votes and expressing confidence in his qualifications.
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R. W. Pulley
Oberlin
Lorain County
Robert W. Pulley
Nicholas Schuster
The
Savings Deposit Bank & Trust Co
Farmers urged to direct milk to consumers for better supply
A fragmented note argues that farmers should prioritize sending milk to consumers rather than supplying creameries. The text implies that consumer demand could improve availability and pricing if farmers coordinated distribution.
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Marc
Y. W. C. A. Patlors
Amy Lewis
Gladys Slater
Sixth Street
Sidney Nichols
Earl Rice
Noww. Scovilie
Oberlie
Roswell Chapin
Elston H. Rawson
YM. C
Fort Weyne
Sue McCracken
Columbus
Harry Lloyd Pier
Ohio State School For the Blind
Cleveland Orchestra
Rialto Theatre
Savages’ Jewelry Store
Tack
Europe
Ar Alates
Dorothy Dalton
Thos. H. Ince
Otis Skinner
Blanche Bates
H. Miller
Toms Little Star
J. Warren
Kerrigan
Gail Henry
Katherine MacDonald
Derstands Womankind
Robert
W. Chambers
Jara Kimbal
Young Onial Theatre
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By Robert McLaughlin
Gretchen Hartman
Richard Travers
Helen Weer
Dian
Robert Neighbour
Lord Mayor
Yauyng Sai
Lode
Miller’s
Kryptok Glasses
Elyria Telephone Co
Candyland
New York
Shoremen
William Ripley
Harvard University
Nation ‘Adjustment Commission
the First Baptist Church
the Savings Deposit Bank & Trust Co
Elyria, O
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