Mooseheart and Elyria Moose Lodge Legacy Highlight
Elyria Lodge No. 778 of the Loyal Order of Moose began in 1911 with 117 members and now surpasses 800. The article praises charity, war service, Liberty bonds, Thrift stamps, and a $50,000 asset base, plus ongoing sick and death benefits and extensive club facilities. It highlights Mooseheart in Tilborne, a vast 1023 acre campus with 200 buildings offering vocational education, housing 1025 children, and funded by four cents a week per member.
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Elyria
Order of Moose
Elyria Lodge
Eagles Lodge
Cheapside
East Avenue
Broad Street
Strand Theater
Jones
Momc
Steve J. Leser
Ernie Murbach
M. E. Perry
Charles C. Lord
J. C. Crisp
Chas. C. Lord
Robert Patterson
Henry J Smith
J. L. Peters
George Williamson
George J. Paul
Jack Stelzer
William Campbell
William Held
Harry Dougherty
Z. Pitcher
Jas. W. Reese
Mooseheart
Til
Fox River
James A. Davis
Harding
The
Moose
Athletics Ethics and Benefits in Elyria High School
In this piece W. L. Vaughn argues athletics in public schools foster self control, health, vigor, and scholarship while teaching teamwork and fair play. He notes gymnasia and two years of physical education, yet warns against professionalism and urges athletics to stay clean and high in moral standards.
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Elyria High School
Elyria
Icties
Gymnasia
Mbsil
Manly
W. L. Vaughn
Avon Local Social Roundup Highlights Weekend Visits
Avon residents and guests filled a weekend of visits across nearby towns. Notables include Miss M. A. Webber in Cleveland, the Laverne Walkers from Akron visiting Chas Walker’s family, and numerous relatives hosting gatherings at Avon Lake and nearby homes.
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Wilcox
Mehling
M. A. Webber
Cleveland
Barr
Watkins
Scott Fitch
Rocky River
Smith
Phillips
Collinwood
Walton
Elyria
Lou Traxler
Dover
John Snyder
Harry Johnson
Wooster Track Team Heavy Ton From Reserve
Wooster players showcase a heavy ton output from reserve personnel in a track event with emphasis on depth and scoring potential for the team.
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Wooster
Salvation Army marks 35 years of service in Elyria
The Salvation Army continues its work in Elyria after 35 years with outreach to the poor and needy. Captain D. L. Heddle leads the local corps with a growing ministry at West Broad Street, aiming to acquire a larger property within two years for a permanent barracks. An old-time revival is planned May 10 to 22 with Evangelist A. B. Carey joining Captain Neddle and a 15-member team to bolster efforts and invite public support.
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Elyria
Salvation Army
Jesus
Alice Aldred
Worcester
Mass
Weimer
Salem
Ohio
Grand Army Hall
Crandall
Alfred
Army
Lorain
Police Department
Associated Charities
D. L. Heddle
West Broad Street
Broad Street
A. B. Carey
Guest Night of Guild Elyria
The Junior guild of St. Andrew's church will hold its regular meeting and social in the guild room Tuesday evening at [time] o'clock, inviting members to bring a guest. Hosts for the occasion are Misses Mildred Minch Emma Thompson and Leta Stevens.
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Elyria
St. Andrew's Church
Mildred Minch
Emma Thompson
Leta
Sparks Start Roof Fire in Elyria Home
Firefighters were called to W. W. Brown’s residence on West Avenue Saturday night after sparks ignited the roof. The fire was extinguished with an estimated loss of about 310.
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Elyria
W. W. Brown
West Avenue
American music conservatory opens at Fontainebleau France
An American Summer School of Music will operate at the Fontainebleau Palace in France with 250 American students. Instruction by Paris Conservatoire staff led by Camille Saint-Saens, selection on pro rata basis, and prizes including Prix de Paris. Students sail June 23 aboard the Paris for three months of studies starting July 1.
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International News Service
New York
United States
Fontainebleau
France
Summer School of Music
M. Leon Barard
America
Paris Conservatoire of Music
M. Camille Saint-Saens
Beaux-Arts
M. Henri Rabaud
Paris Conservatoire
Palace
Marie Antoinette
Louis Quatorze
Fountainebleau School of Music
Ministry of Beaux-Arts
American Friends of Musicians
George Montgomery Tuttle
Walter Damrosch
William Sparling
Esther Singleton
Casadesus
Paris
Varia’ & Toire
Charles Marie Witer
Francia Casadesne
Paul Vidal
Philipp
Wucien Capet
Andre Hekking
Henry Casadesus
Carile
Decreus
Hettich
Grandjany
Maurice Lena
Jacques Pillote
Regine Paterpi
Nadia Boulanger
Maurice Hewett
Charine Marie Widor
Prix de Paris
Amenea
Compagnie Generale Transatlantique
Diplomatic Corps
Fountainebleau
Grand Council Sessions Greatly Anticipated in Columbus
The Improved Order of Red Men and the Pocahontas of Ohio plan their 69th and 10th sessions in Columbus next week. The Red Men meet Monday to Wednesday at the Southern hotel and the Pocahontas at the I O O F hall on South High street, with about 1000 representatives and visitors expected.
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Columbus
Grand Council of the Improved Order of Men
Great Council of the
Degree of Pocahontas of Ohio
Southern Hotel
South High Street
Wooster Wins Twice in Narrow Baseball Victory
The Wooster baseball team defeated Case 7 to 6 here today in a close contest. Wooster pulled ahead with a late run as Case fought back in a spirited game played on the home field.
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Wooster
Case
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John Philp Sousa
Wiliam Campbell
Harry Daugherty
Henry J. Smith
J. L Peters
James Reese
Frank Sittinger
Edward Nead
Chas
Dr. Pitcher
George Paul
AVON
Wellington
Henry Smith
Frank Stear
Child
Katherine Bungart
Antone Helfrich
Bertha Burrell
Anson Titus
Avon Lake Methodist Church
Madeline Miller
Carl Kohnz
Katherine Rehberg
Morris
A. H
Regina Casper
Peter Casper
U. 3
Fontainebleau Palace
Erie Electrical Co
Chronicle-Telegram
W. 7Th Street
Broadway
West 7Th Street
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