Mrs Saunders Hosts Civic Club Executive Board Luncheon
At the Country Club Mrs B E Saunders president of the Women s Civic Club hosted a luncheon for the Executive Board s members. Nineteen ladies sat at a long table with spring flowers. Mrs C E Lozier presented a gift to Mrs Saunders as retiring vice president. Short talks by retiring board members followed. The final Executive Board meeting of 1825 24 year was held.
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Country Club
B. E. Saunders
Women's Civic Club
C. E. Lozier
Rrot
Civic Club
Saunders
K. T. J. Martin
D. S. Troxel
O. Stevens
J. H. Hurst
A. W. Huse
A. H. Hancock
Local clubs and society events listed for tonight
Various groups schedule meetings and activities across Elyria including the Business Women's Department of the Woman's Cine Club at 128 East Broad Street 7 45 p m the Elizabeth Stevens Mission ary society at the Presbyterian church with Mrs E B Dolliver field secretary of the Women's Hem Missionery society Willie the speaker St John's 05 club a M machinists hall Federation of Business Women's clubs supper at the YWCA Knights of St John Moose hall Carlisle Grange Odd Fellows Friendly Bible class at 350 Ken Crescott Mandolin Club and a Masque Club play Daddy at Lake Avenue School Stop 7 under Parent Association auspices cast includes Arder Raymond Potter Brown Porter Chester Buchhol Leon ard Chambers etc.
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J. W. Smith
East Broad Street
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Sioux Cty
Iowa
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YW. CA
Knights of St John
Moose Hall
Carlisle Grange
Odd Fellows Lodge
Friendly
H. K. Finley
Ken Crescott
Elyria High School
Daddy
Lake Avenue
Parenters
Arder—Daddy
Raynond Potter
Mrs Brown
Eunice Porter
Mary Brown
Ruth Darley
Ted Brown
Franklyn Stearn
Chester
Alberta Shober
Shomnsen
Robert Newton
Clarenes Palmer
Miss Chambers
Elyria Librarian To Fave Charge Of District Meeting
Worth Central District Meeting of the Ohio Library Association will be held Friday in Norwalk at the Universalist church across from the public library. Grace Peterbrary is chairman and has arranged a program with talks by J. J. Stratton, Hirschberg, Miss Slaven, and Miss Henderson. The luncheon and reports cover state library services for children and local school librarians.
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Ohio Library Association
Norwalk
Seasions
Universalist Church
Grace Peter Brary
Lowing
J. J. Stratton
Mies Fox
Celebrates 25th Anniversary at Portland Home
Mr and Mrs Elmer B celebrate a 25th anniversary at their Middle Avenue home with out of town guests Mrs Lillian Hane Viro and Mrs Guy Durkee and daughters. The evening featured music and a luncheon with a decorative twenty five candy wedding cake. Guests departed at 12 30 AM wishing many happy returns.
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Elmer
Middle Avenue
Lillian Hane Viro
Guy Durkee
Sieses Marte
Vertrade Durkee
Mro
Vanier
Meetings and church notices from local groups outlined
Thursday meetings announced for Circle No 4 St Pauls church and Mrs Charles Schultz at 957 East River Street. Dr Moulton Oberlin College addresses Federation of Business Women's Club tonight. Circle No 2 meets at Mrs WF Meister 157 Bath Street hosted by Mrs Albert Wockenst mas. Ledge 668 FL & ALAM special session at seven to discuss Mister Mason Ceeon candidates, buffet lunch served. Garford PTA hosts last meeting of year with new president Mrs Frank Ball speaking. Vocal duets by Mrs LD A Baird and Mrs EB El Dettman. readings by Marjorie Thamert. Church of Christ Bible Cabinet discusses ideal teacher. Junior department's fine supper for 40. Rev GG Brown speaks on The Ideal Teacher. Business follows. secretary notes best month in School history. plans for May Sundays discussed. May 23 Young Peoples Council to arrange program. Sunday School orchestra growing. various guests and gifts received with refreshments for attendees.
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Charles Schultz
East River +street
Moulton
Trai
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WF. Meister
Bath Street
Albert Wockentas
Frank
Harmon Ledge
Hurch
Christ Bible Cabinet
Church of Chr
Bible School
GG. A. Brown
United Progoyterian Church
Secetary
Chirec
Young Peoples Council
Two Wedding Supper Hosted on Higa Street
A large wedding supper was served at the bri home with many friends attending. Mrs Smith ill he at e to their many friends on J Higa street.
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Elyria
Allen Comos
Ford Woelfer
Carl Curtis
Muhly
Woelfer
Buckeye Street
Mra
Smith
J Higa Street
Pythian Sisters Draft Plans for Future Convention
The Pythian Sisters outline plans for a forthcoming convention in November. A committee is formed to arrange a new chance event and a card party is scheduled. Proposals include reading final laws at the event.
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May 7 services at Jay Fowl home
South Ridge notices list residents visiting and calling on neighbors across nearby towns. Several families from Elyria, Amherst, Vermilion, and Cleveland are noted visiting the Ridge, with greetings to Bechtel and Delefield households and updates on local rent and illness.
Community Remodeled Church Opens With Lighting Gift
Bay Village scenes note the Congregational church remodelling, new lighting at several thousand dollars paid, and a choir concert marking the project. Mr and Mrs Geo High return from Bermuda honeymoon to Bassett road home. Villagers recall neighbors and mourn an Aldrich family death in Elba, with a motor crash injuring Virginia Drake on Lakeford Road and treatment at Lakewood Hospital.
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Lake Road
M. E. Ch
Rose Osborn
Lake Read
Geo. Williams
Éon Leonard
Jane Curtis
Lakewood Cypital
Local social notes and greetings from the Ohio gathering scene
Brief items list attendees and visits across Delaware and Sandusky areas. Mentions doctors, Osteopathic convention in Delaware, hosts Helen and Arthur ety, extended family dinners, illness news, births, travel between Lakewood and Amherst, and Mrs Porter Emerson Lamb serving as a San Francisco justice.
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R. AW
Masonic Temple
American Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons
Delaware
Ohio
Louise
Flosd AL Iusecht
Helen
Arthur Ety
R.C. Briggs
Ita Shandops
Helen Holcamo
Perk Avenua
Porter Emerson Lamb
San Francisco
Practical and Dainty Frock Trend in London Society
Dimples produced by surgical means are a fad among London society women. The piece notes the practical and dainty filmy frock style and highlights a trend toward cosmetic enhancement.
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London
Steamship agency and foreign exchange rates and notices
For rates and reservations see Mathias Ratdoll 1L0 West River St. Wanted a competent maid for a family of two reference required. Airs. James B. Thomas 122 Columbus St. Phone 2155 Lorain Aux 11 P. M. will give a card party Wes May Wib. Will start at 2 p.m. All ladies welcome.
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James B. Thomas
Columbus St
Lorain Aux
All Ladies Welcome
Marriage Licenses Registered in Ridgeville and Elyria
Ralph Machovina 27 machinist Ridgeville and Gertrude Stauder 20 clerk Elyria listed under a Justice of the Peace named Frey. John Kominis 29 merchant and Hattie Klein 19 Amherst issued by a Justice of the Peace. Murlin 44 decutasul and Mery Green 39 dressmaker Lorain listed under Justice George.
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Ralph Machovina
Ridgeville
Gertrude Stauder
Elyria
Frey
John Kominis
Hattie Klein
Amherst
First woman licensed to practice medicine in Holland
Dr. Aletta H. Jacobs, delegate to the biennial congress of the International League in Washington, becomes the first woman in the Netherlands authorized to practice medicine.
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Aletta H. Jacobs
International Leaguend
Washington
Holland
Slag Cinders Cleaned and Delivered by Crooks and Slater
Immediate delivery offered for clean slag cinders. Contact Crooks and Slater at phone number 41542 41251 for speedy service.
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Crooks & Slater
England's Wizard Burba and Miss Ellen Willmott noted by horticuturists
England's Wizard Burba and Miss Ellen Willmott gain fame among horticulturists as many plants bear their names. The article highlights their well known contributions to plant naming and cultivation worldwide.
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England
Burba
Ellen Willmott
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