Woman's Civic Club luncheon votes new members
Over two hundred members attended the luncheon in the Gates Room served by the Department of Hate Economies. Forty-seven were elected to club membership, with praise for the event's decor, menu, and efficient service. Mr Ward gave a Shakespearean presentation praised for its simplicity and magnetic presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Civic Club
I.y. Hrinein
W Warde
Horatiu
Jounanesserlotte Cushman
Edwin Beer
Booch
Hamlet
Miy school P T A enjoys fine program and bazaar
The Miy school Parent-Teachers Association gathered in the gym for a social evening. Pupils from various grades performed songs drills and health exercises followed by a one act play staged by Mrs Harliss McFadden Campbell Mann Haywood Winnie Highman and Weiner. A bazaar was announced for December with a social hour of games and singing. The Ladies Auxiliary No 431 F C held a regular meeting and planned delegations to Bucyras and Jackson. Regular auxiliary activities and a few members were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ELY Parenty
Parent-Teachers’ Association of the
Miy School
Ch Dréu
Harliss
McFadden
Campb Mann Haywood
Winnie Highman
Weiner
Lougbrr
Tunec
F. C
Buevras
Jackson
Vina Poole
Shower for Miss Mayme Lange at Hamilton Street home
Avs H R Peters hosted a miscellaneous shower for Miss Mayme Lange in Hamilton Street home. Guests praised pink and white crysanthemums and presented gifts as Lange prepares to wed Robert Devers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayme Lange
H. R. Peters
H. F. Peters
Hamilton Street
Robert Devers
Miss Lange
Local clubs and church events fill Ridgeville area
Community groups including Friendship Club Father Daughter Banquet Men of St Andrew's rally and snapper church choir practice and various socials fill the Ridgeville area. Roy Herlebus wed Jennie Worthington in Cleveland. White Shrine meeting set for Armistice Week with preparations and plans announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Herlebus
Cleveland
Jennie Worthington
Clinton Avenue
Division Woof Church of Christ Meeting Held
Fragmentary report notes a Church of Christ meeting held by M Williams with attendees Cher and de ments weys served by others. details incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woof Church OF Christ
M. Wiliams
Cher
Dements Weys
District Convention Attendance by Women’s Relief Corps Members
Names and addresses recur as locals attend a Wooster district convention. Mentions Marietta aunt and relatives, visits to Cochrane and New York, dinners with Oberlin residents, Columbus business trips, and social calls across Lake Avenue and East Broad Street, reflecting a busy schedule of community members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Moore
Marietta
Cascades
Rankin
Lake Avenue
Womens Relief Corps
Wooster
Noye
Lawra Garvin
Nes
Walter
Elgoth
Chappl
Orape
Reet
Todas
Cochrane
York City
Lake Wage Time & Townsend
Oh O Streat
Hue
Ita Benn
George Te
Lake Agyerus
Tuesdas
M Stanford
East Broad Street
Edward Bosworth
O. B. Githens
Oberlin
Mirs
O E. Dicks
Twelfth Street
Columbus
Frank Fredrick
Fale Court
Lorain
Ward Baker
F.ck Hay Hahn
Fred Bower
Guy
ToRn Kurtz
Fae Ok
Zti Becker
Hla
Sitton
Thompgton
Carolyn Verba
Oak Street
Aoriig
Royal Baking Powder Promises Pure Cream of Tartar
The advertisement touts Royal Baking Powder as the finest wholesome option. It claims it is made from Cream of Tartar derived from grapes and absolutely pure.
Five Hundred Club to be Entertained at Home
Mrs T J Storrer of 116 Eastern Heights Boulevard hosts the Five Hundred Club this evening. Also attending are Mrs Thomas Somershield Cleveland and Mr and Mrs James Brandall of Princeton Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Storrer
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Thomas Somershield
Cleveland
James Brandall
Princeton Avenue
Five Hundred
Kipton Social News Ties Local Visits And Events
Mrs. Margaret Lee BIPTON of Ney notes illness and visits from Mr and Mrs Frank Fisher. Alvah Twining hosts a gathering with the Bucklers and Kemp Whitney. Lloyd Bartess and Jean Sundar attend at Her¢piar with lunch and games. Rev Hagelbarger preaches at the Nor and Mrs BR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bipton
Ney
Bos
Frank Fisher
Alvah Twining
Jackson
Claude Buckler
Lloyd Buckler
Efternoon
Lloyd Idll Bartess
Kemp Whitney
Jean
Sundar
Clarence Twining
Hagelbarger
Olede
Hagpretch
Nor
Sulphur Island Mazes Towered by Sulphur Veins
Geologists describe a volcanic island where sulphur veins fill most of the mountain, with about 1 600 feet of exposed ridge and perhaps 190 feet of hewn rock. The maze of the peak is 99 percent sulphur, forcing visitors to turn away to avoid the fumes and glare. Core observations note the dangerous terrain and peculiar geology.
Care of the Hair A New York woman says I a face two weeks
A New York woman reports a two week experience with a hair care remedy claiming to leave her face free of issues. The fragment suggests a testimonial tone but lacks complete details on product, method, or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Odd and Interesting Tales From an Odd Page
A fragmented excerpt notes that human lungs contain around 174 million cells and that queen bees and workers can sting while drones cannot. It mentions Tobago, the Caribbean, and vague northern Ireland Scotland references with an idle aurora borealis on thirty nights, ending with a vague claim about a whale’s flesh being meat and not fish.
Ancient coins and tastes of foods explored
A fragment discusses electrum as an ancient coin alloy of gold and silver. It notes foods like apples onions and potatoes tasting alike to a scientist and mentions the West Indian manchineel as a deadly poison whose sap causes painful burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neves Sainn
New Labrador Packing Method Cold-Stores Fish Without Freezing
A new technique used by Labrador fish packers chills fish without freezing, redefining traditional preservation. The method claims to maintain quality while reducing energy use and storage costs. Initial tests suggest comparable freshness to frozen stock, prompting industry interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labrador
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Shake
Warde
Veler
Centlieman
Atmiltary NO
FLO. E
PHI Siama
RoTb
Sr Pth
Mildred H Wood
Wack
C. AL Wack
Abait
American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Chris
Round Table Club
R. L. Rankin
Baricourt
W. R. Comings
Edgar F. Ajlen
Rhe Uv
O E. Townsend
France
Entation Hospital No
Lucille Hinman
Ninth
M S
Fusi Concresati
Tee
Séeur
Olerln
Ann Snibers
George C
Hecock Hoste
Lani Street
Lan Clur
Brighton Farmye
Huatesa
Cetin
Vegas
Ray Renonard
Ti Lodi Street
Chily Conservation League
Child Conservation League
Friendship Club
Tigritis Club
W. C
United Presbyterian Church
W. S. Smith
Beverly Court
St. Andrew's Church
Franklin Sherman
Akron
Methodist Church
Church Institute
North Elyria Grange
A. Elyria
Alta Mega Club
Clyde Wright
Cambridge Street
Clan Robertson
Eagle Lodge
Carlisle
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Church of Christ
Riézeville Grange
Prisrini
Glades Hines
Winckles Street
Church of Christ. Paul’s
Belle Packard
First Congregational
Charles Cushing
West Ridge
West Ridge Patent-Teachers’ Association. Dept. of Poli Woman's Civic Cliub
Sotherden
Wilford
E. Stevens
Leonard Koste
Conservative League
Oscar Dunn
E. River, Street
Women's Relief Corp
Dame of
Malta
North West
Chestnut Grove
Order OF White Shrine
Order of the White Shrine
Ridgeville
Wes
Ridgeril
West End
Agnes Brand
Hannah Cunnin
Florida Heide
W.C
Ely Corps
Dorothy Snarder
Second Congregational
Second Congregational Church
Fred
West River
Tares Xuests
Burnett
Brodrick
Anderson
Woodland Avenue
Geraldine Smith
West Avenue
Amelia Werly
Elyria
F. B. Gott
Ta. Grange
Eva Bristol
Harvard Avenue
Horace Ketchum
Prospect Street
Dewey Cross
Bath St
First Baptist Church
Woman's Missionary Society
Obits
Cortesse
Moss Tie Y Burr Georsstegetheimer
Vugpers
Essen
Burma
Cynics
Kipton
Miss Margaret Lee
Wildercraft
DL Ui
Sore
Legging
Travers
Picture Brown
Tan
Kozy
L Hospital
the Children’s Apparel Shop
C. H. Wilmot
D. C
Elyria Bik
Dial
Middle Ave
Eagles Hall
Lorain, O
Christian Science
Pai
Andrew J. Graham
Boston
Mass
Mother Church
the First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Rialto Theatre
Wilkins-Hurst MT
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