I O O F Banquet and Election Party Draw 285 Guests
About 285 guests attended the Odd Fellows social and election event at the I O O F temple last night. The Murray Ridges P T A under Brother Herman Gannett served a chicken banquet as seating overflowed. The program, led by Brother E L Bailey, featured sermons, music by Miss DeEttré Wilson, Gloom Busters from Wellington, and the Peerless Quartette with readings and recitations.
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Odd Fellows
I. O. O. F. Temple
Murray Ridges
Page
Wellington
Dr Walter Cross Testifies From Lockheed Plane In KC And St Louis
Ka sag City consulting chemist Dr Walter Cross testified in United States District Courts in Kansas City and St Louis on a single day, arriving via his Lockheed aircraft to keep the engagement.
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ST. Louis
Walter Cross
Kasag City
United Stat
Kan City
St. Lois
Evening club events and gatherings listed in Elyria area
Local notes list numerous meetings and social events tonight across Elyria including nursing alumni, lodge dinners, card parties, PTA sessions, church groups, and club meetings. Highlights mention Homecoming dinner, Round Table, O R A M, Senior Hi Y, and village bridge games with prizes.
Meetings and social notices from local clubs
The Ladies of Christen B of the Church of Christ plan a quilt afternoon at the church. The Women's Democratic Club meets at Mrs. W. H. Bicck om Water street for a roll cali and evening games. West Side Bible Class meets Thursday at Mrs. Kart’s in Woodland arenas. A 6:30 pm banquet is set for Friday at the First Baptist church. Neighborhood Bible Classes gather Thursday. other groups hold dinners, elections, and hostesses. Junior Hi‑V banquet announced for November with a speaker on father son relations. Anne Burke hosts the L A L Club with bridge. prizes awarded. Mooseheart Legion women to elect officers December 19. Mr. and Mrs. Hogan relocate to 114 Lewis court.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
Sir Clair Lodge
Eagles
Moosehear
Lision
Round Table Club
S. Rockwood
St. Clair Street
Lake Avenue P. T.A
Woman's Association
The
Pilgrim Communist Church
Sonns of Union Veterans
Marshall Chapter
County Council of the American Legion Auxiliary
Second Congregational Church
Theening
Bell Avenue
Spring Valley Country Club
St. Ardrews Church
St. Andrew's Church
First Methodist Church
Church On Christ
St. Paul’s Church Council
Bemis
Skogland
Scheuneman
Jefferson Parent Teachers' Association
Hound Table Club
Rockwood
OConnor Becker Wedding Date Announced
Mrs John OConnor announces November thirtieth as the wedding date of her daughter Margaret OConnor to Paul J Becker of Croton. The home glowed with fall decorations and a party featured tables, prizes, and a luncheon, with a guest list of local family and friends.
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O'Connor-Becker
John Oconnor F
Indian Hollow Road
Lhosen
Miss
Margaret O'Connor
Paul J. Becker
Croton
O'Connor
Paul Buechier
Birmins
C. Kirchner
Lorain,s
Mary MeLaughlin
Mary Wagner
Tess Becker
Margaret
J. FL O'Conner
G. J. O'Con
Zeigmund
Celia
Gertrude Adams
Mrs. Belgiem
Elvira
Marce Diedrick
Ridzo
Vile
A. G. Kirchner
Elizabeth Stevens Society Meets at First Methodist Church
The Elizabeth Stevens society of the First Methodist church met at the church last evening for a supper and business. Mrs Linville led hymns and scripture singing, with reports on the sixtieth birthday meeting and foreign missionary work. Mrs Merriman announced events, Mrs Bosworth presented a study chapter, and members discussed gifts and journeys committee duties. Hospital notes list admissions Gates and neighboring patients.
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Elizabeth Stevens Society
Elizabeth Stevens
First Methodist
Oscar Dunas
Local notices from Elyria church luncheon and social roundups
Mrs E P Clemect and Miss Jara Mae Clement joined by Mrs Nelle M HEL led the annual Lakewood Methodist church luncheon under United Missionary Society. Elyria scenes include Mrs Cleveland visiting, Miss Alexander from Cleveland spent time with Elyria friends, and guests entertained by Mr and Mrs Paul Grell of Oxford with local residents from Fremont and Colisee faculty at various gatherings.
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E. P. Clemect
Jara Mae Clement
Nelle M. Hel
Lakewood Methodist Church
United Missionary Society
Cleveland
Thomas
Robert Lease
Paist
Fremont
Ohio
Paul Grell
Oxford
Dorothy Ball
Coliese
W. F. Bell
Armsiers
Cletia
George Godiver
Redington Block
Aviation pioneer Clement Ader dies at 84 in France
Official War Department records note Clement Ader, aged 84, died recently. He conducted France's first long airplane flight in a birdlike craft on October 11, covering about 300 metres. Despite initial funding reluctance, his early experiments spanned forty years and influenced aviation lore.
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Paris
Airtouza
Wright Brothers
France
Department of War
Clement Ader
Saiory
Ader
War Department
Conservatoire Des Arts Et Misters
Patent Office
Air
Laurent Egnac
Muret
Toulouse
Palace of Industry
Sahara
Alsace
Early Flight Pioneers and Odd Winter Forecasts
Fragmented notes recount early aviation attempts by Ader and plans misfired amid funding struggles. A Swiss barber tale in Paris ends with a mutual pledge of friendship after a light quarrel over tipping. Chicago educators urge telling children there is no Santa Claus, urging discretion. Paris furriers predict a revival of fur muffs with colorful, jazzy designs this winter.
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Chicago
Rars
William S. Saller
Chicago Institute of Research
Sery
Paris
Rue de la Paix
Never spend a dollar without asking the wife
In Kalanazoq Michigan Harry E Dodge of Fall River Massachusetts urged youths to let the wife handle money. He claimed ten percent of divorces result from financial disputes and warned that money not being a fifty fifty matter leads to trouble.
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Mich
Harry E. Dodge
Fall River
Masz
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