Memorial Hospital Nurses Graduate In Moving Ceremony
Sweet Girl Graduates at Memorial Hospital celebrated three years of atus training as students of Nursing. They wore white uniforms and corsages as diplomas were handed by Superintendent SH Pelton. Dean Ambrose Suhrie urged continued study and service, quoting Horace Mann on duty and victory, while Rev W L Walker led invocations and solo performances graced the program.
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Oul of Nursing
Apos
SH. Pelton
E. Muriel Anscombe
School of Nurs
Yn DePew
Nellie B. Iaret
Helen F. Son
Pearl I. Kreis
Mabelewis
Joyce Henchageie
Mar M. Winchell
Wilma V. Warind
Alice M. Yost
W. L. Walker
First Baptist Church
Beach
A.C. Kudrutt
Fred Bry
Old Hefrain
Kriesier
Georgia Yost
F. Allen
Board of Truste
Ambrose Suhic
Pl of Education
Cleveland
Suhrie
Rks
Bie
Ife
Adience
Dean Subrietola
Gerara College
Chiladetyma
Stephen Gerard
Orphan Keys
Atr
Gerard
New Orleans
Dean Sutkin
Horace Mann
Peter Reese
Coney Sans
F. Anen
Board of Trust
Duticul
Caten
Owen Liep Fexsinn
Fasche
Dainty
Ludwir
Nicel
Ber Busch
Cleve
Common Birds of Ohio Lecture Set for Monday
A lecture on Common Birds of Ohio will be held Monday evening at 8 o'clock in the First Car tional church meeting room. G Shipman Hougharia will lead the talk for the Audubon Club, featuring about a hundred photographs and color plates.
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Ommon Birds of
Ohio
Ates
Cartional
Shipman Hougharia
Shipman
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BNET
Room At & Fiat Vlhireit
Literary society and Mother's Day events in Holoman Lodge area
The notice lists a Monday meeting at Veterans Hall and Masonic temple events with Ralph Wolson, a Columbus meeting, and a luncheon amid various civic group gatherings. Mother's Day services are planned at Second Congregational, with a school program and a ceremony led by Rev. William Flanagan. A Bird Conservation talk at the Child Conservers group features C R Bennett. Executive committee plans, prizes, and new membership are discussed for local shows. Tabor Unite endorses the Electric Workers' Local Union stand and city code adoption, with electrical inspector appointment and affiliation revived. Dr Whitehead elected chair of the Educational committee for continued work.
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Ishts of
Columbus
Veterans KR. Hall
Holoman
Masonic Temple
Odd Fellshard Alien Post
Cwntiral
Tabor
Electrical
Ablemienre Ho
Central Labor Union
Unan
Whitehead
Ue Educational Committee
Te Con Than Ut
Special Service at United Presbyterian Church
Mother's Day observance planned at the United Presbyterian Church with a 10:45 service. Pastor's message centers on the command "Honor Thy Mother." Jubilant choir to sing for the first time. enrollment and attendance rose last week, with a goal of fifty for the pastor's class.
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First United Presbyterian
Adanion
Jumor
Meeting Notes and Community Updates From Local Society
The Lehard Allen Women's Relief Corps held a well attended meeting in the hall yesterday afternoon with Myrta Went presiding. Four candidates were initiated and four applications discussed, including a vote on a purchase and a late evening social.
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Neat Teller Corps
Suomoriat
Lehard Allen
RL Hall
Pete
Fragmentary note hints at city hall and address detail
The readable fragment references City Hall, a missing or unclear inquiry, and an address or designation. It mentions someone named Sowers and a person or entity tied to a DA Py yrre, implying a local civic or legal context without clear actions or outcomes.
March Club Entertained at Mrs. Youngless Home on Columbus Street
Mrs. Leo Youngless hosted a March Club gathering with music and card games on Columbus Street. High score went to Mrs. Charles Kaiser, second to Mrs. George Smith, and consolation to Mrs. Bert Kershaw. Dorothy Steger attended. all members except Mrs. John Smith were present. A luncheon followed. The next meeting is May 22 at Mrs. George Smith’s home, 214 Marseilles Avenue. The Amerigan Legion Auxiliary also met with plans for Memorial Day observances and upcoming suppers. Agnes Ferun won a prize.
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March Club
Leo Youngless
Columbus Street
Charles Kaiser
George Smith
Bert Kershaw
Dorothy Steger
John Smith
Marseilles Avenue
Amerigan Legion Amiliary
Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion
Legion Hall
Alyria Kent
Cara Flam
Woman's Relief Corps
Agnes Ferun
Be there-nuff for all shop ver Little Joe's 3 to dn
A terse notice notes an event at Little Joe's offering a three to dusk window. It emphasizes inclusive access and a casual shopping timeframe. The snippet implies a local venue promotion without listing further details.
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Little Joe's
Birthday surprise for A. J. White at Abbey Road entry
A. J. White of the Abbey Road was surprised by friends last night who gathered to celebrate his birthday. Garages and music entertained guests who departed late, with wishes for many more happy returns. Marriage licenses list Milar Dragas, 27, tailor, Cleveland, and Mildred Marovits, 18, Lorain, Cleveland.
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A. J. White
Abbey Road
Garres
Mr White
Milar Dragas
Cleveland
Mildred Marovits
Lorain, Cleveland
Pricat
Local Delights and Travel Notes from Harbor City
Mr and Mrs George Harrison of Harvard avenue return from Lake Worth Florida. Mr and Mrs W G Lockard and Tr E MacDonald head to Marietta for Arthur Lockards college. Mrs Clare Cook spends Mother's Day with son Clayton in Marietta college. Mrs Ed Parsch improves after four weeks illness. Mrs Lewis Tyler hosts birthday gathering for Arge Jennings in Lorain. Mr Ott injures leg in quarries, visited Amherst area. Mrs Willis Wirt Mewer returns home after Cleveland visit. Harold Leonard Terry and Chester Gristol attend Whiss Electrical School alumni banquet in Cleveland. Prof Hiss of Washington DC to speak. Kenneth Wharehead returns from winter in the South with Mrs Whitehead family. Whitehead family visiting in Dar and Wy sters. Navy warship guests report flourishing business during port stay. bob the hair of naive women.
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George Harrison
Harvard Avenue
Lake Worth
Fla
W. G. Lockard
Tr. E. MacDonald
Marietta
Arthur Lockard
Clare Cook
Clayton
Marietta College
Ed Parsch
Clark Street
Lewis Tyler
Arge Jennings
Lorain Thurst
Leon Mapes
George Ott
Amherst
Ott
Willis Wirt Mewer
Fenway Hall
Cleveland
Law School for Chinese Women Opens in Shanghai
A pioneering law school for Chinese women has been established in Shanghai marking a key step toward women’s emancipation. It stands as the first institution of its kind in China.
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Shanghai
Cliga
Philadelphia Female Bible Society renames to Women’s Bible Society
The Female Bible Society of Philadelphia after 110 years of operation has decided to change its name to the Women’s Bible Society. The move reflects a rebranding to emphasize women’s leadership within the organization.
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Female Bible Society
Philadelphia
Han
Women's Bible Society
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