Americans Gift for France Fund Drive Under Way
Local organization led by Mrs. W. G. Sidr mobilizes a county wide effort inviting every man woman and child to donate to the Americas gift for France project. Hon W G Sharp says the plan memorializes Marne battle and celebrates liberty with a memorial pilgrimage in France. A July 4 1885 Milestone referenced. Also notes entertainment by Biyria Lodge and guests with George W Chamberlains Ode.
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W. G Sidr
America
France
Elyria
Sharp
Ruth Elgin Avon
Nina Wardee
Amherat
A. Baker
Oberlin
Louly Burgner
Wellington
James McDermott
Ridgeville
Carey Winkles
LaGrange
Grafton
Miles Harrison
Lorain
Motager
W. G. Sharp
de Marne
New York Harbor
Local entertainment and community notices headline Elyria events
A concert program featured Ernest Saccabee and Frank Wey with Royden Benford and David Johns providing songs and a community singalong. Afterward a lunch and dancing capped the evening. The Ely Circle of the Child Conservation League meets Friday at 2 36 in the Y M C A with a program on parenting and civic issues. Rev Br Winters preaches at First Methodist tonight on the topic Girls Who Go Astray. Miss Hazel Jackson wed Florence Johnson in Edmonton, Canada, with the couple planning to live in Canada.
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Fellows
Ernest Saccabee
Myre
Frank Wey
Royden Benford
David Johns
ASP Child Conservation League
Elysa Circle
Child
Rickard
Carl Wagner
Roe
Br. Winters
First Methodist Church
Local Society Notes and Illnesses Highlight Busy Week
Personal items report Charles Sinting ill with diphtheria at home on North River road. The Peters family from Cleveland visited their relatives on Columbus street. Attendees at an Oberlin recital included J. P. Schmittgen and spouse and Dr. Wherry. Miss Fannie Peters and Mrs. James Ward are mentioned with travel to Lorain and Cincinnati respectively. Federation Night at the YWCA features a supper and discussion on industrial standards for the upcoming national convention in Cleveland. Mrs. Caroline Harter Williams and Miss Clara Bowen visit Mrs. Sharp for tea in Washington avenue. they assisted at Le Mans with General Glenn, with other war-organization clubs noted.
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Federation
Y W.C. A
Cleveland
Sharp
Caroline Harter Williams
Clara Bowen
W. G. Sharp
Washington Avenue
Williams
Miss Bowen
le Mans
General Glenn
Pall and SWE Guests at Cards in Fourth Street Home
Mrs W J Lepper hosted a card afternoon yesterday from two to five at her Fourth Street residence with three tables in use. Misa Lorrain B Lieblas of Cleveland Street and George Vivian Smith of New York City wed today at ten in the United Presbyterian Church with Rev W S Smith officiating. The couple left for a New York home. The Mission Study Club plans its March 28 meeting at five in the First Congregational Church parlors with hostesses Mrs Artemas Beebe Mrs H A Daniels Mrs Businger Miss Joseph and Miss Brawn.
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W. J. Lepper
Elyra Sride
New York
Misa Lorrain B. Lieblas
Cleveland Street
George Vivian Smith
New York City
United Presbytera
Smith
Mission Study Club
FAMAY
First Congregational Church
Artemas Beebe
H. A. Daniels
Businger
Misa Joseph
Muss Brawn
Dr Halk Announces New Dental Office Opening
Dr William Halk announces the opening of his dental office at 301 Elyria Block on March 2013.
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William M. Halk
Elyria Block
Ely's Cream Balm Gives Instant Nose Relief
An advertisement promises fast relief from colds or catarrh by applying Ely's Cream Balm in the nostrils. The fragrant antiseptic cream is said to open air passages, soothe swollen membranes, and end troublesome symptoms like headache and mucus discharge.
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Ely
Evening of a troubled lover in a dim city room
A diaristic entry describes midnight reflections on romance, independence, and longing. The writer recounts a night out with Brixy, conceiving of freedom, identity, and emotional conflict while balancing affection and propriety. A tension between desire and constraint threads through the intimate recollection.
Lorain Women Seek Cooperation With Elyria Workers
Women and girls of Lorain organized a local branch of the National League of Women Workers of the World in Lorain. Delegates were sent to Elyria to rally workers there to join the movement. The meeting mixed legal routine with social diversions.
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Lorain
Elyria Workers Women and Girls of
National League of Women Workers of the World
Elyria
Mabel Anderson Weds C. B. Dodson in Quiet Lorain Ceremony
The wedding of Miss Mabel Anderson of Lorain and Charles E. Dodson of Virginia was quietly solemnized in the study of the First Methodist church.
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Mabel Anderson
Lorain
Charles E. Datson
Virginia
First Methodist Church
Dotson Couple Recent Moves Highlight Elyria Note
In Elyria on Monday afternoon The Rev Dr Winters officiated a ceremony where Mrs Dotson formerly involved as clerk at Leader Shoe estore. Mr Dotson serves as foreman at a telephone company in Green City Virginia.
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Elyria
Winters
Dotson
Leader Shoe
Green City
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