Maccabees Host Dinner and Initiation Meet in Lorain
Frain Review of Maccabees No 4 met in the I C C F hall on Mintha Street with 460 attendees including 52 visitors from Ireland. A 6 pm dinner was served to out of town guests. Five candidates were elected to membership and nine initiated with Cleveland officers and guards performing the ceremony. The Cleveland guards gave a fancy drill and a pillow raffle benefited the Marathon guard team of Lorain.
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Lorain
Lorain Review
B. A
The
Maccabees
Mintha Street
Ireland
Frances Neil
Elyria
Regu
Cleveland
Cleveland Guards
Marathon Guard
Fashioned era costumes grace Springtime performances display
Dresses on display at Lorain Dry Goods Company window preview the costumes to be worn by the Girls Community Club in the first act of the show to be staged at the Opera House May 16 17 and 23. Items include a clock gift from Mrs C F Bartenfeld's grandfather and several colonial pieces from Mrs Mosley Mrs Redding Miss Rosella Lee and Miss Carroll Clark all linked to long family histories and to the production Springtime.
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ORAIN
Lorain Dry Goods Company
Opera House
Girls Community Club
C. F. Bartenfeld
Washington Avenue
Alanson Gillmore
Mosley
Reid Avenue
May rally of Christian Volunteers at Emmanuel Church
The Christian Volunteers hold a May rally at Emmanuel Evangelical Church on Sixth Street and Reid Avenue Wednesday evening May 11 at 7 30. Officers for the coming year will be elected. Rev M M Brown of Twentieth Methodist Episcopal Church will speak on Some Views of the Kingdom Essential to Christian Volunteer. Alexander W Radase will convey a volunteer message. A short social hour follows.
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Korain
Emmanuel Evangelical Church
Seorner
Sixth Street
Reid Avenue
Tme
Ev. M. M. Brown
Twentieth Methodist Episcopal Church
Alexander W. Radase
Nurses Alumni Dance Aids New Nurses Home Fund
Lorain group of St. Joseph's hospital nurses will host a dance at Hayles' hall Friday May 13 to raise funds for a new nurses' home. Ray Brady's orchestra will provide music. The event is organized by Miss Krause Miss Lynch and Miss Baldauf.
Lorain Bonje Amee Club Reorganizes Sets New Rules
The Lorain Bonje Amee Club met at Mrs. T. E. McClure’s Stop 47 Friday. The group reorganized with new rules and elected Miss Myrtle Queer as president. Contests followed with Miss Katharine Kreig earning honors. Next meeting will be at Miss Myrtle Queer’s Broadway home.
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Lorain
Y W C A Representatives Promote Unity in Southeast Europe
Representatives of the YWCA in several countries advocate closer service and unity to advance their work in southeastern Europe within a shared fellowship.
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Europe
Y W C A Conference Plans and Romanian Fund Drive
A week long meeting near Vienna at Sonntagsberg will bring delegations from Roumania France England Italy and others. Speakers include Miss Charlotte Niven and Miss Mary Dingman with sessions in French German and English. The Romanian campaign raises 125000 lei led by Madame Averescu and supported by banks and government departments. Miss Anita Hodgskin formerly aided by Queen Marie is abroad on leave.
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Vienna
Sonntagsberg
Roumania
France
England
Italy
Charlotte Niven
London
Mary Dingman
Kate Ellis Boyd
Anna Y. Rice
New York
Association
Europe
Mary Hurlbutt
The
World’s Committee
America
Marian Vincent
Miss Rice
Bowmanian Y. W. C. A
Bucharest
National Board
Averescu
Martha Jaeger
Anita Hodgskin
Queen Marie
Berkeley
California
Annuals Useful for Quick Effects in Home Yard
Annuals provide fast, temporary screening and color for home yards before permanent plantings mature. They also offer quick home decor, cut flowers, and flexible garden layout options from simple screens to decorative beds.
Life of a citizen told through a Soldier Scotchie tale
An Elyria city resident narrates a long illustrated life story of a Cockney youth who rises from boarding school to Oxford and a London Volunteer Force officer. He recalls a Dartmoor camp, a defining Scotch soldier friendship, and a dramatic India Mutiny siege with a fierce Scottish regiment and a brutal finale.
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Elyria
Old London
England
Ad University of Oxford
Youns
London Volunteer Forces
Dartmoor
South Hampton
Althe
India
Carmap
Feeds Split Runts and Normal Chicks in Poultry Study
A farmer reports that chicks fed normally weigh 9.4 ounces at seven weeks while those given a balanced ration reach 16.5 ounces. The Nebraska poultryman notes that runts may arise from feed conditions and that weights tend toward normal with supervision, suggesting feed as a key factor in runt development.
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Nebraska
United States Department of Agriculture
Man Bite Lip Injury Leads to Hospital Operation
Dulick of Haat street underwent surgery at St. Josephs hospital after a fight at Joseph Manoylovichs home Friday night left Dulick with his lower lip bitten off. Condition reported favorable though precautions to prevent blood poisoning were noted.
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Tlorain—Geo. Dulick
Haat Street
Joseph Manoylovich
St. Joseph's Hospital
Obscure tenor Gaetano Tommissini rises to Met stage
New York May 7 An Italian tenor Gaetano Tommissini, living in obscurity after the Lexington season, was summoned when the Metropolitan Opera regular tenor fell ill. He sang Aida, delighted the audience, and earned wild applause in a swift rise from obscurity to fame.
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New York
Gaetano Tommissini
Metropolitan Opera Company
Aida
Tommissini
Lexington Opera House
Taxi
Spachetti
Wile
Labor secretary denies paper's scare report
Lorain County Trades Council secretary W T Shaw flatly rejects a Times Herald scare headline claiming wage reduction. Shaw says no interview was given and no wage cut release was issued while bricklayers hold talks with contractors and others plan meetings to seek adjustment.
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Lorain
Readine
Trades Council
W. T. Shaw
Shaw
Bricklayers Union
Probate Court Elyria Appoints Executors and Guardians
Entries at the probate court show Catherine Heineman named administratrix for Henry Heineman of Lorain with bond set at 100. Michael Tichick appointed administrator for Foina Q Panasuk of Lorain with bond 500. The will and codicil of Anna Fitus of Lorain filed for probate. Blanche Warner named administratrix for William H Warner of Lorain with bond 7000. The will of Charles Hammond of Oberlin filed. Savings Deposit Bank & Trust Co named trustee under M L Gove will with bond 5000. The will of Charles W Smalley of Elyria filed. Blanche Woods named guardian for Leonard Burgland of Wellington with bond 4000. George Oroszy named guardian for Joseph Mike and Mary Kocus of Lorain with bond 500.
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Elyria
Catherine Heineman
Henry Heineman
Lorain
Bond
Michael Tichick
Foina Q. Panasuk
Anna ‘Fitus
Blanche Warner
William H. Warner
Charles Hammond
Oberlin
Savings Depost Bank & Trust Co
M. LL Gove
Charles W. Smalley
Blanche Woods
Leonard Burgland
Wellington
George Oroszy
Joseph, Mike and
Mary Kocus
Not a Man in the House staged by Fields ladies
A Fields group will present the play Not a Man in the House Tuesday evening at the Grange meeting in Ridgeville town hall. Cast includes Mrs Maria Bings played by Alva and L A Bainbridge, Miss Lucy Ryder, Agnes O Lloyd, Jessie Ray, Mrs Ralph Fortune, Aunt Belinda, and Kate the servant with a cousin. The show featured a sock mending mishap causing laughter in a house where no man may enter. All are welcome to attend the Grange lecture hour.
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Ridgeville Town Hall
Maria Bings
Alva
L. A. Bainbridge
Lucy Ryder
Agnes O’lloyd
Jessie Ray
Ralph Fortune
Belinda
Kate
Grange
Three Year Old With Police Mug Record
In Denver a three year old, Paul Everett Collins, had fingerprints taken under Bertillon rules at police HQ as a precaution after his foster parents requested the records. The city recorder filed the notes, and a fingerprint expert noted it was the first time he logged an infant in arms.
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Denver
Paul Everett Collins
Paul
P. E. Collins
City Hall
County Recorder’s Office
Denver Police Department
Women Carpenters Learn Tools at Ohio State
Women and men study hammer and saw in OSU manual training department. The scene shows students at work with wood and machinery under instructors guiding hands on practice.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Students Learn Woodworking In School Workshop
The article describes boys and girls learning manual training by building lamps tables bookcases chairs and other furniture. The girl demonstrates skill finishing vanity items while the boy crafts larger pieces for his father and home.
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Morris
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