Dea Dies Night Open Night At Lorain Church
Lorain The Brotherhood of the First Methodist Episcopal church held its annual open night last evening with a large turnout. Dr D C Grover vice president of Baldwin Wallace college Berea gave a fine address on Men and the Church. A twenty piece orchestra directed by P J Stephen provided music and J Oppelt sang a solo. A social hour and refreshments followed.
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Lorain
Brotherhood of the First Methodist Episcopal Church
D.C. Grover
Baldwin-Wallace College of
Berea
P. J. Stephen
L H S Students Rehearsing For Elaborate Class Day
Lorain reports rehearsals for Class Day on June 1 with the event to be held on the high school lawn if weather permits. Miss May Parks and W C Collins direct the May Pole dance as part of the program for the parade style day.
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Lorain
Mooseheart Legion Plans Initiation in June
Lorain report that the Mooseheart Legion met in the Moose Home with strong turnout. Candidates were balloted and initiation set for the second week in June. The next meeting will be held in two weeks.
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Moosehebart Legion
Lorain
Mooseheart Legion
Moose
Gilmore Auxiliary initiates four at meeting
LORAIN Gilmore Auxiliary No 6b United Spanish War Veterans held a regular meeting at the American Legion hall with many members present. Four were initiated and plans were made to attend and assist in Memorial Day services at the Church of the Redeemer. A social will follow on Tuesday June 7 at Mrs W T Shaw’s home. Mrs Walker to entertain Lalassanas club will visit Mrs E S Walker on West Twenty sixth street. Mrs Anna Vaughn of Broadway was discharged to her home from St Josephs hospital.
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ST. Elizabeth'’S Guild
Lorain -St. Elizabeth's Guild
Church of the Redeemer
Dorothy Smith
Washington Avenue
Mosely
Reid Avenue
Loraln -Gilmore
American Legion
W. T. Shaw
West Twentyfirst Street
Mrs. Walker
Lorain
Lal'assanas Club
E. S. Walker
West Twenty-sixth Street
Hess
United States
Eagles
P. A. Webster
Ellis
James Daniels
Loyal Order of Moose
H. A. Keck
Central Labor Union
F. F. Bickle
Chamber of Commerce
Frank Weatherwax
Macabees
William Swable
Knights of Columbus
J. J. Whelton
Roy Warmeer
Col. A. Baldwin
B'Nai B’reth
Sam Katz
A. Tetralia
John Rosso
T. Visci
Hibernians
H. J. O'Keefe
C. A
D. C. Hess
Dan Bogus
A. Gluvna
Steve Ujhelyi
George Goll
Mike Hadvab
Miss Sarah W Smith Resigns as Lorain Primary Supervisor
Lorain Ohio board of education accepted the resignation of Miss Sarah W Smith, longtime supervisor of the primary department, effective at the end of the current school year. She thanked the board and expressed pride in Lorain schools and a wish to see her successor succeed. The letter included best wishes from Superintendent J J Boone and the board.
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Lorain
Boone
Lorain, O
J. J. Boone
Board of Education
Lorain Public Schools
Ohio
Tom
Sewure
Sarah W. Smith
City clean-up progressing well says director
Lorain May 16 been cleaning rubbish around the city under L A Snell director of public service he says favorable weather could finish by Saturday east side north of twenty first street covered and south end to be gathered this week one truck seven teams have been at work since Monday May sixteen residents praised for cooperation and urged to box or barrel rubbish and place it curbside or in alleys so collectors won’t miss it
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Lorain
L. A. Snell
Public Service
Twenty-first Street
Public Servicer
Isreegins
Wheat Holds Steady As Corn Falls in Chicago Trade
Chicago May 24 wheat opened unchanged to slightly higher while corn dropped 1 4 to 3 8 cents and oats slipped 1 4 to 3 5 cents. Lard fell 5 cents with pork and ribs inactive.
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Chicago
Nerv Worth Tonic Mentioned As Help For Ill Child
Miles J. Carter of Piqua Ohio credits Nerv Worth with rapid recovery for his nine year old daughter after three years of stomach and bowel trouble. He says she has gained weight and become cheerier after two bottles and a recommendation by C W Phillips. The notice urges Nerv Worth as a safe tonic for young or old and notes a money back refund if not satisfied.
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Miles J. Carter
Piqua
Ohio
C. W. Phillips
Mass meeting outlines big Fourth of July parade plans
Lorain officials and civic groups map a large Independence Day celebration with a morning parade and patriotic speeches. Five to six bands are hoped for, with funding potentially from a future Community Chest, and a tent-based speaking venue offered by the Chautauqua.
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Lorain
Council Chambers
Grall
D. C. Hess
F. D. Weatherwax
Chamber of Commerce
Chautauqua
Three Electrical Firms On Union Unfair List
In Lorain the electrical workers committee and contractors failed to reach an agreement on the new ware scale. The three firms Superior Electric Walton-Doane Electric and J S Miller Electric remain on the union unfair list, with officials reportedly willing to sign a 1 per hour scale but with a 30 day dissolving clause. Other local firms already signed.
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Lorain
Electrical Workers’ Committee
Union Electricians
Superior Electric Company
Walton-Doane Electric Company
J. 8. Miller Electric Company
Superior Company
Longfellow School
Bob's Pressers to Play Mail Men in City Field games
The Bob's Pressers face the Mail Men in the Business Men's league tomorrow afternoon at City Field. The Pressers meet a strong south end opposition while the Mail Men return to face the Vine Avenue Merchants.
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Lorain
Bob's Pressers
Mail Men
Pressers
South End
Vine Avenue Merchants
City Field
Union Crafts Oppose Sandusky Labor on School Contract
Report says the Superior company imported several men today from Sandusky to work on the school building. The action is to be resented by the union crafts on the contract, triggering a united response from all other crafts.
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Sulting
Superior Company
Sandusky
Century Park Dance Hall Bids Opened by Board
Bids were opened by the board of control for Century Park Dance Hall use. Erie Park Amusement Co bids 1083.33 first year and 2166.66 second year. J J McGuire 1308.10 and 1522.80. J J Roth 1350.00 and 1400.00. K J Henninger 1250.00 and 1500.00. J O Kiensel 500.00 and 800.00. Two bidders failed to deposit required cheques. Board to award to highest and best bidder.
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Lorain
Board of Control
Century Park
Erie Park Amusement Company
J. J. McGuire
J. J. Roth
K. J. Henninger
J. O. Kiensel
J. O. Kriensel
J. F. McGuire
Annual May Dance Presented by Hagle Dancing Club
Redington Amherst Ohio hosts a Tuesday evening event by the Hagle Dancing Club. Tinett Eagles’s Memorial is noted with a welcome to attendees.
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Hagle
Redington Amherst
Tinett Eagles
Liversone
Ever Get Bilious Try This NR At Once
Digestive relief promise for immediate harmony of eliminative organs. Claims no griping and quick relief from bilious feelings.
Nature's Remedy NR Tablets Promises Quick Relief
Feelings of bilious spells and headaches ease with NR Tablets. The ad cites relief for liver, stomach, and bowels, restoring energy and regularity, claiming over a million tablets used daily and five million boxes sold yearly. It urges nightly use for a week then occasional maintenance.
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M.ure
Ebert
Thrift Day at Lorain Dry Goods Co Promises Bargains
Lorain Dry Goods Co hosts a Wednesday Thrift Day with discounts across departments. Bleached flannel, seersucker, linens, towels, cretonne, wallpapers, crochet cotton, Swiss fabrics, dressing sacs, and numerous sewing notions are offered at reduced Wednesday prices. Limited quantities per item.
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The
Lorain Dry Goods Co
Bargain Textile and Accessories Sale Notice
Curta in Swiss fabric 3 yards for 1. Snow white curtain Swisses in assorted patterns for bedrooms baths or kitchens. Basement Nazareth panty waists 3 for 1 up to size 13 years. Oc Pique 3 yards at 1. 86 inch white pique for children wear and related items. Main Floor hand bags silk or leather newest designs for Wednesday at 1.
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Nazareth
Sailor Straw Hats and Lace Curtains On Sale
Men’s straw sailor hats in a sale with prices from $2.00 to $3.00. Lace curtains in multiple patterns and sizes from $1.50 to $3.00 a pair. Terry cloth fabric offered in 3 yard bundles at $2.00. Dark tapestry patterns and rich colorings highlighted.
Middy and Tweed Dresses at Special Prices
Advertises Gil S298 Middy Dresses and S2 Tweepiece dresses in white Lonsdale and Regula Lion styles with sizes from 58 to 16 years. Boys' regular blouses 98 cents, three for $2.00. Main Floor corsets regular $3.50 now $2.00. Neat patterns and fine counting.
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Carter
Gil
Lonsdale
Sears
Hest
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Lorain Society
M. E. Brotherhood
Ladies’ Night
DR. Grover
Frances Bremmer
Kansas Avenue
Henry Murray
Twelfth Street
Wright
Anna Vaugnah
Broadway
St. Joseph's Hospital
Miss Smith
Sarah Smith
Lexmetonve
Farmer
CHV
Bob
Century Park Dance Hall
Brest
Richardson's
Nottingham
Ea A
Carter Union
Farmous
Carter’s” Union
Marseilless
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