Local clubs host spring events and plays in Elyria era
Mugwamps plan mother and daughter banquet for March 31 at the YWCA for girls aged twelve to eighteen. Playmakers announce Mollusc cast for March 25 at Elyria High School Auditorium. Officers elected in IT. F. Club and Junior High Girls meet at YWCA. Beethoven program at Congregational church with city women’s groups and comments on early democracy.
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Dames of Malta Hold Package Party at Meeting
The Dames of Malta will hold a package party during the closing of their regular meeting on Vogue’s day evening.
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Malta
Canton Auxiliary Meeting Highlights Bake Sale and Akron Report
Cantog Lorain Lodge and the Ladies Auxiliary held a well attended session last evening. With the president absent the vice president led the meeting and a bake sale was planned. A report on the Akron meeting noted twenty three ladies received the decoration of chivalry and the gram decoration. An social hour followed and the next meeting is set with refreshments.
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Local Personal Notices From Xenia and Nearby Areas
Miss Ruth Esler of Xenia spent the week end with Wyarta. Thomas Bivin traveled from Columbus to Oberlin for several days. Miss Berns Vris of this city visited Miss Anna Itunes Sman of Oberlin over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Page and daughters Violin and Roberta of 108 Mound Street were visited by family. Charles Ardell of 112 School Street and son Saming motored to Van Wert for the 78th birthday of the late Mrs. Milton Nuuser, returning Monday with relatives. Evelyn Rodgers at 328 Kenyon Avenue. Irwin Johnson spent Sunday in Columbus and Nenia. George Huncke of Lake Avenue returned from Ohio Wesleyan University at Delaware, with Del Pavage a Freshman there visiting.
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Columbus
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Anna Itunessman
Oberlin
B. Page
Mound Street
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Charles Ardell
School Street
Saming
van Wert
Miay
Milton Nuuser
Evelyn Rodgers
Kenyon Avenue
Irwin Johnson
Nenia
George Iluncke
Lake Avenue
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Amherst Residents Celebrate Birthdays and Visits
Amherst notes record a birthday surprise for Belle Brogleher on Gaston Road with guests including Mrs. Sarah Wring and Mrs. Mary Turkend. The column lists visits, dinners, theater trips, and local moves, mentioning Elmwood Road, Jackson Street, and Elyria Avenue as places of activity and a plan to plant fifteen thousand pine trees this week.
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Gaston Road
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Launer
Damghirr Wathen
Wes
Lee Teyant
Mira
Ch. Tharris
Bella Broedeker
Aten
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State Department of Forestry
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Ditford McKinury
Local residents and visitors cited in Lorain area notes
Carl motored to Columbus recently. Mrs. Meric Lehman and children returned to Bolton after visiting Mrs. Ruby Welker. The Misses Truth Barkley and Florence Schueffer attended a theater in Lorain last evening. Various locals hosted guests from Cleveland and Lorain. Mrs. Joseph Rich was admitted to the local hospital Monday. George Rapp of Milwaukee visited Mr and Mrs Frank Mischka. Arlene Kelch and Florence Bodmanon spent Monday in Lorain.
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Ruby Welker
Ruby Walker
Egale
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Florence Schueffer
Lorain
Harry Day
Joseph Rich
South Amherst
Bea McAfee
Lorvain
M. B. Schaeffer
Carl Perkins
FrejMont
Charles Hearn
Arlene Kelch
George Rapp
Milwaukee
Old Cathedral in Texas Seat of Archbishop
San Antonio March 22 The San Fernando Cathedral serves as the seat of the newly elevated Archbishop Arthur J Dressaerts. The church dates to 1738 with additions in 1868 when it became a Cathedral. It fronts Military Plaza near the Spanish Governor's palace and saw Texas history including the Maxi forces and the Alamo era. The 1928 ecclesiastical province creation expanded to include Galveston Corpus Christi Dallas and Oklahoma with Amarillo as the new diocese.
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Galveston
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San Antovio
School Girls Take Jobs in Boston Stores to Gain Experience
Boston reports a program where high school girls join department stores to gain work experience. They train during morning classes and work shifts that extend into the evening, learning retail duties and store operations. The effort aims to prepare them for future executive roles through practical experience.
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Women Shoppers Spark Rental Rise in Dallas Streets
A Dallas real estate survey finds women oriented stores draw more traffic and command higher rents than mens shops. The study notes a "women's street" on a Dallas street segment attracts twice as many shoppers, with greater profit in women's wear due to evolving styles and consumer demand.
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Murray Ridge School Orchestra Adds Cello Player
Murray Ridge school adds a cello to its orchestra with Walter Sung as performer. The group at Hidge School will sing at the Town Line school while the Murray Hider School plans a home concert. “Safety First” program proceeds toward an April presentation.
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Murray Ridge
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Mental dining room founded in St. Louis a bookshop turns public
A St Louis bookshop, described as a mental dining room, sold itself to the public with a shabby exterior and a window display promising literary food to nourish readers. It lists works by Paine Voltaire Darwin Huxley and Ingersoll as free thought chops and features heated classics like Dante and Milton. A Modern Woodman card party is announced for Tuesday night at the K of P Hall, with public invited.
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Voltaire
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Huxley
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Park COIs Must Wed County Rule Sparks City Debate
Milwaukee March 22 The city service commission rules park police known as sparrowcops must have wives. The decision stems from unwedded status among officers and affects how men in park service may recruit nurses and other staff.
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