May Elyria group dinner reviews propaganda study and elections
The Elyria Business and Professional Women's Club held a May dinner at the First Congregational church with talks on propaganda and its spread, led by J. George editor of the Chronicle Telegram. Officers were reelected except second vice president, and delegates were chosen for the state convention with votes on amendments.
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Elyria Business and Professional Women’s Club
Toledo
J. Iare George
Chronicle- Telegram
George
Hie
Haan
Elizabeth Richci
Vic Hackett
Marjorie Rositer
Ruth Gates
Edith “Errell
Gertrede Wernert
Hildreth Hecock
Civic Tead
Sorority Initiates Two New Members at Home Meeting
Miss Janie Kennelly and Miss Ann McDonald received informal initiation during a Alpha Sigma Chi sorority gathering at Miss Pickett Nelson’s home on Second Street. Mrs Curtiss began her term as president as a short business meeting occurred. A dessert course followed before the nest meeting at Maxine Garford’s Oxford Avenue home for formal initiation and pinings.
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Pickett Nelsong
Alpha Sigma Chi
Second Street
Republican Women Meet For Luncheon And Speech
An enthusiastic crowd gathered Tuesday at one o clock for a Republican Women event featuring luncheon by Mrs. Azate of the O. P. 5, with Elyria Woman's Club members assisting, followed by the club meeting led by President Mrs. J. W. Smith. Nellie Armond Brows of Parma spoke on why the Republican Party appeals to women, urging non-partisanship as a guide. The next regular meeting is set for June 16 in the evening.
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Azate
Elyria Woman's Club
Republican Women’s Club
J. W. Smith
A. A. Baird
Eric Chapman
Oleg Spea
Stobert Huntinstom Terry
Frank Grey
Silverpoor
Nellie Armond
Parma
Ohio State Repubiican Association
War
Republican Party
Brown
Lebio
No Man's Land
Birthday Surprise for Mrs Jennie Hamner at North Abbe Road
Relatives gathered at Mrs Jennie Hamner’s home on North Abbe Road to surprise her on her birthday. The event featured a cafeteria style dinner and baskets of provisions. Guests included Louise Salisbury John Hammer Harold Hammer Kent Hammer and daughter Geraldine Ed Hillman family Howard Hammer Elfrieda Fischer Robert Hakes Sarah Dunfee C L Hammer and others.
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Jennie Hamner
North Abbe Road
Louise Salisbury
John Hammer
Harold Hammer
Kent Hammer
Geraldine
Ed Hillman
Howard Hammer
Elfrieda Fischer
Robert Hakes
Sarah Dunfee
Memorial Date Set By Elyria Lodge no 103 LO OF
The regular Elyria Lodge 103 LO OF met at 7 34 pm with Verne Schubert presiding and Harry Thompson assisting. A memorial service was announced with St Clair Rebekahs on Tuesday evening June 9, and an invitation from Milan to a May 26 event was accepted with about 25 members attending. A luncheon honored Mrs Minnie Brown on her 75th birthday after Bible class service.
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LO. O. F
Verne Schubert
Harry Thompson
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Charles Dean
Richmond
Virginia
Elyria Lodge
St. Clair Rebekahs
Edge
Milan
May Path
Oddfellowsip
Ses
Steubenville
St. Clair Rebekah
Northwest
Henry Heidrich
F.L. Shaw
Brown
Heidrich
Banquet of Helping Hand Society Hosts Members and Husbands
Fifteen members and their husbands gathered for the Helping Hand society annual banquet at Mrs. Martha Refenning's Third Street home. Flowers adorned the setting as plans for the next meeting at Mrs. Frank Hitsman, Stop 6 Lake Avenue, were announced for Tuesday.
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Helping Hand Society
Martha Refenning
Third Street
Frank Hitsman
Lake Avenue
Meetings of local fraternal groups announced
The Past Chiefs Association of the Pythian Sisters will meet Thursday evening at the home of Mrs Rose Ryan on Fourth Street. The Yigredia Secret Club will meet Friday for a luncheon at noon at the home of Mrs G E Barion on Seventh Street.
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Past Chiefs Association of the Pythian Sisters
Rose Ryan
Fourth Street
Yigredia Secret Club
G. E. Barion
Seventh Street
Summer Plans Miss Ruth Quiatk Hosts Theta Kappa Omega
Miss Ruth Quiatk entertained Theta Kappa Omega Sorority at her Cornell avenue home last night. Plans were made for August at Vermilion-on-the-La and for the Fourth of July holidays. The evening featured bridge, a prize to Betty Burnet, and a course luncheon served by the hostess with assistance from her mother. Attending were Betty Burnet Anne Carlson Georgiana Kuizel Mary Jane Sulliven Betty Agate Virginia Watt Dorothe Hulse and Miss Yolanda Wilson of Andrew's School Willoughby Ohio guest representative of the Sister's Sorority. The next meeting will be at Anne Carlson's West Eight Street home in two weeks.
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Ruth Quiatk
Theta Kappa Omega
Cornell Avenue
Vermilion-on-the-La
Playbridge
Betty Burnet
Virginia Watt
Anne Carlson
Georgiana Kuizel
Mary Jane Sulliven
Betty Agate
Dorothe Hulse
Yolanda Wilson
Andrew's School
Willoughby
Ohio
West Eight Street
Last Meeting of Merry Stitchers Club
Last evening hostess Miss Huth MacLiowell welcomed the Merry Stitchers Club on Cascade Street. Members voted to adjourn for the summer and resume sessions in the fall after a sewing session and a social courtesy with red wine and yellow soapdragons on the table. Several outdoor gatherings are planned for the summer months.
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Huth MacLiowell
Merry Stitchers Club
Hong
Cascade Street
Meet With Teacher Dere Class Of Ube Fire
A mother daughter banquet was held last night at Mrs J Fast River street location. Prizes were awarded and various pins distributed. The event showcased students and their teachers in a small community gathering with religious and cultural notes included.
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Ube
Methhorch
J. Fast River
Juse
Pit
Gwin
Efhosesses
Naor Bure
M Vopas
Maude Martis
Book review group meets at Richards home
Begin New Book Review Semipre Fidelis Class of Emanuel Lutheran Church met at Harrison street home of Mrs. C A Richards. In president empty, Mrs. Alice Lindberg led devotions. Mrs. Jessie Cusiom reviewed White Oak Harvest by Mazo de la Roche. Contests concluded, prizes to Mrs. Bertha Flaherty Mrs ta McDowell and Mrs. Alice Lindberg. Refreshments served by host and daughter Ruth Johns. Next meeting to be announced.
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Emmanuel Lutheran Church
C. A. Richards
Harrison Street
Alice Lindberg
Jessie Cusiom
Mazo de la Roche
Crothes
Bertha Flaherty
Mra
Ta McDowell
Ruth Johnns
June 16 Filing Involving Mra Jobe Hawmon at Cornell
A notice dated June 16 lists Mra Jobe Hawmon and the address 321 Cornell Atenua Co. The brief entry appears as a legal or public notice referencing a person and location in a formal filing.
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Mra Jobe Hawmon
Cornell Atenua
Farming details by Dean Hutchisas on California elevations
Dean Hutchisas of the College of Agriculture notes California farms span from 290 feet below to eight miles above sea level. The report discusses how elevation affects farming practices and crop choices across the state.
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Farma Davis
Cal
Dean Hutchisas
The
College of Agriculture
Californis
Collectors of antiques shop at Johnston Gift Halt
Collectors of antiques offered a profusely illustrated collection of Old Glass Old Furniture and Oriental Rugs at the Johnston Gift Halt shop 230 East Second Street with at least one fourth the regular price during a sale event.
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Ceaters
Johnston
East Second
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