Elyria Business College Banquet a Big Success
The Elyria Business College alumni banquet at the Y M C A drew 120 attendees. A green and gold decorated dining hall, spring flowers, and music by Harold Doncaster’s orchestra accompanied talks by Doris Todd and others on loyalty, opportunity, and careers for ste nographers and accountants. Dr Robert Parker Miles delivered a popular address on success, followed by handshakes with many attendees. Officers for the next year were elected: Doris Todd president, Leonard Kuss vice president, Mildred Fourier secretary, Beth Lord treasurer, with an executive committee including Clifford Hemings Elizabeth Walsh and Florence Kingbeil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Business College
Harold Doncaster
Doris Todd
Jay Fitch
Alvin Stellar
N. Estelle Strouse
E. T. Reese
Reese
W. W. Koppes
T. I. Moise
Morse
Elrria Business College
Robert Parker Miles
Miles
Leonard Kuss
Mildred Fourier
Aneth Lord
Clifford Hemings
Elizabeth Walsh
Florence Kiingbeil
Daughters of Scotland to Hold State Meet in Elyria
The Daughters of Scotland in Am yle Ledge held a recent meeting in Wurst hall to plan entertainment for delegates to the State convention of the Scottish Order to be held in Elyria in August. The group will meet next on June 7.
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Daughters OF Scotland
Elyria
Wurst Hall
Scottish Order
Picnic and social events in Ely woods and Lorain churches
Tonight’s schedule includes a picnic at Ely woods by the Intermediate C E society and First Congregational church, plus a Missions Club dinner at Son of Four Chimneys Ridgeville at 6 50 p m. Elytia Court of Honor hosts Lorain Chapter card party. Culture Club gathers with Mrs John Bath for a program on Audubon wildlife and Ohio fish and forestry topics. next meeting at Mrs Foote on Lake Avenue. Kuwanis plan Inter-City meet in Cleveland, with a public affairs committee chosen. Mah Jong hosted by Mrs J B Thomas at Columbus Street with local guests including Mrs Irwin Fulleren of Detroit.
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C. E. Society
First Congregational Church
Ely Woods
Missions Club
Son of Four Chimneys
Ridge- Ville
Veterans Auxiliary
New K
Culture Club
John Bath
Third Tree
A. W. Hart
M. M. Wilcox
James Cather
Ohio
J. F. Bur
William Beal
Hubbard
Forestry Resort
Forest Rangers
P. F. Loope
Foote
Lake Avenue
Mah-Jong
FB. Thomas
J.B Thomas
Wot
Thomas
Foilos- Inc
J. B
Rowe
Columbus Street
Irwin Fulferen
Detroit
Membership Dinner at Methodist Church a Successful Affair
A 170 member turnout filled the Methodist Church for a membership dinner led by Mrs. Fritz Eu. Rev. Kirby presented reports from department chairs and praised committee work headed by Mrs. James Cather which added forty-one new members. Mrs. Kirby spoke on experiences as a missionary among southern Ohio foreigners, noting broad support for a free will offering and future officer elections.
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Fritz EU
Kirby
James Cather
X. F. Elliott
Tisa
Clarence Deazeil
Ohio
America
Tuory Links Emoy Club Meeting
Emoy club members meet at the community hall to discuss upcoming events and arrange volunteer efforts. Officers outlined plans for a charity drive and a speaker series, while members signed up for committees and duties.
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Tuory Links
EMOY
Ohio Federation to Sponsor Lakeside Women's Club Drive
The Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs will conduct a drive at Lakeside on July 1 to raise funds for a permanent budget bureau. President Mrs Cornelius Solover of Cleveland and speakers including A Hollis of Columbus will address the gathering, with emphasis on budgets, literature, and public lectures.
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Lakeside Federation of Women
Eharrman
Lakeside
Tifin
Rlibs
Adoo
Cornelius Sr. Solover
Cleveland
Ohio Federaton
Hoo
Columbus
Ohin
Americanizalant
Robert Oo
Otris
Toledo
J. Fremont
State
A. &. Hollis
Cobus Suiye University
Persé Eliot McCorm Waren
D Stoe
Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs
Charles Hand
Thor
Edith McChore Patterson
Dartes
Ohio
Federation Thrift
Seneral
Federacion
United States
PATL S LADIES AID MEETS AT CHURCH DINNER
The Ladies Aid of a local church met yesterday in the church parlors with 27 members and one visitor present. Mary Burns assisted by Mrs. Tilly Bowers organized the event. Devotions by Mrs. Getta Miller featured a panel on What Will Your Child Grow Up To Be. A future all day meeting of the Lorain County Federation is planned for June 24 in South Amherst.
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Eal
Mary Burns
Tilly Bowers
Getta Miller
Lorain County Federation of Evangelical Women’s Organizations
South Amherst
A. Heginbdotham
Charles Haba
Mrs ML Obetts Honored Boy of Loran Res Krarer
A notice honors two youths Georgs Batson aged 22 and Marty Fleisher aged 1s for service or achievement, dating unclear within the clipped text. Names appear with odd spellings and missing context, typical of an OCRed local notices fragment.
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Loran Res Krarer
Georgs Batson
Eerk
Marty Fleisher
Eisvia
Nocnister
Hospital Actes Adm East River Bard
A brief hospital notices segment mentions a patient or staff reference tied to East River and Bard with numbers 12 303 and Wiarren 7 RPE, indicating internal administrative shorthand for a medical facility.
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Actesadm
East River Bard
Wiarren
Arrival of Graf Linner Guests at Mrs Far’s Home
Graf Linner arrives today to visit her mother Mrs W Lamartine Far at Washington evr2 nue. Mr and Mrs WC Norley celebrate their 64th wedding anniversary on Tuesday at their home sea blorz. Home Guards Episcopal Church tomorrow at o clock. Mrs Elia M ing friends. Mr and Mrs Irwin Fut with their daughter Omaz on Columbus s.
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Graf Linner
W. Lamartine Far
Washington
WC. Norley
Sea Blorz
Lodi
Elia Ming
Irwin Futith
Omaz
Columbus
Piggly Wiggly Stores Involved In National Tea Company Sale
Clarence Saunders touts a deal detailing the sale of Chicago stores to Viollegod as part of a broader Piggly Wiggly purchase plan valued around 100000. Saunders confirms a virtual admission of the sale while denying new press claims and notes. The article also touches on Mexican fuel operations, New York plaster wages, a sugar mill project in Annhain, and a Lodge public card party at the G A R hall on Friday night May 18.
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Memphis ‘Tenn
Clarence Saunders
Piggly Winsly
Court of Honor
Lodge
G. A. R. Hall
Amherst College to Hold Graduation Class Night
A fragment from the Brownhenry ceremony shows a Thursday evening event at Amherst College. Prof Binkley organized a graduation night for the class ador.
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Amherst
Nual
Binkley
Two College
Amherst church event honors war veterans and artists
An Amherst evening event featured flowers, bouquets, and a program with music and piano solos. The gathering celebrated veterans of the War, Spanish War, and other conflicts, with a liberal collection and remarks by Rev. J. on a trip. The town committee emphasized turnout and community support.
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Amherst, M
Plendid
Ernst
Sirs
Ind
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