Internationally Known Woman Lecturer Here Next Wednesday
Internationally known lecturer Miss Ward will speak next Wednesday at the First Congregational church. The event, illustrated with cameras, covers her experiences in France and observations of American life gained during years in the United States. Admission is open to the public with a club luncheon following at St Paul’s Church.
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Ward
First Congregational Church
America
Miss Ward
Canada
France
United States
Devo Natiion
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St. Paul's Church
Cte O'F.cck
Evening meetings and events listed for local groups
The schedule lists events tonight for the Sons and Daughters of L ty, Ink work group, Men's Club at First Congregational Church with Dr Albert Boynton Storms of Baldwin Wallace College as speaker, and a Rialto theatre minstrel show at 8 15 p m. Also Lorain County Florists Show at Elks Hall, Chestnut Grove Parents Association meeting at a house, and Miss Ruth Paddo to speak.
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Perea Sons and Daughters of
L Ty
K. of Phall
Men’s Club
First
Albert Boynton Storms
Baldwin-Wallace College
American Legion
Rialto Theatre
Lorain County Florists
Elks’ Hall
Chestnut Grove Parenrs’ Association
Ruth Paddo
Various Local Meetings Listed For November
Circle No. 6 of the Methodist church meets Mrs. R P Vaughn 227 Wooster Street Wednesday at 2:00. Young Night at Elks Hall Tuesday. LaPorte W C T O meets at 3 Bright Hill Stop 18 Gr. Tuesday November items assisted by Hange. Richard Allen Post G A R meets G A E hall Monday at noon. Lorain County Society November meeting at Ely MC A Tuesday 8:30 pm with Dr H C King from La wood and Dr George Gill sharing trip notes. Woman's Club November meeting at Gates Roean Congregational Monday November 12 at 3:30 with Miss Bessi Bey from Cleveland Public Library. Fortnightly Club studies French history and contemporaries 1810-1870. first meeting at Reely 3:30. Hospital notes list patients and wards.
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Methodist Church
R. P Vaughn
Wooster Street
LaPorte W. ¢. T
Brighthill
Stop
Hange
Lorain County Society
Ely ¥. MC. A
H. C. King of
Lawood
George Gill
Ifortaigaily Chliu
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iReely
Anna Monr
Mrs. Blagc
OCRAT WOMEN S RUE AND LOCAL SOCIAL EVENTS
Fragmented OCR text shows social club notes and community gatherings in Cleveland area. Mentions include a friendship club event with a luncheon in the dining room and a civic club activity featuring art and music. Names referenced include Mrs Smith and local organizers.
Clan Robertson Plans Sediech Concert and Dance
Regu lar meeting of Clan Robertson held at the Moose Ball. Amusement Committee prepared a Sediech concert at the High School Auditorium on December 11 and a dance in late November. Attendance was good.
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Clan Robertson
Amusement Committee
Junto Club elects officers for term
The Junto Club held a brief meeting after school and elected officers: Robert Kahn president Esther Krause vice president Gertrude McCullough secretary Herbert first critic and Treya Krk second critic. The event followed by several social activities with members of local clubs.
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Junto Club
Robert Kahn
Esther Krause
Gertrude McCullough
Herbert
Treya Krk
Gollmar Named In Painesville Notices Incomplete Fragments
Fragmentary OCR lists names including Thelma Gollmar and Min Painesville with roles such as stenographer and reference to Rev Mertoa. Details unreadable. no full notice text available.
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Min, Painesville
Thelma Gollmar
Lotm Rev
Mertoa
Local residents head for distant homes and events
Mr and Mrs A T Kolb and Mrs Eflie Bradshaw depart for Oakland California to make their home. Mrs C M Slife and daughter Ruth plan an extended visit with her mother in Wellington. Bernice Jackson undergoes ear surgery and is reported ill at home. Mr and Mrs W H Bates of Philadelphia visit Abram Bates in Eastern Heights. Oliver Miller injures ankle and stays home. A baby boy born at St Johns Hospital to Mr and Mrs Jack ONeil. Belva Mack former resident. Lois Mae born to Mr and Mrs Norman Bradley. Miss Linda Mae Blanchard visits Granville to see Oberlin Dennison game. Mr and Mrs H W Merriman attend Life Underwriters Conference in Cleveland. Merriman notable for high business. Charles Yost returns from four months in Ceredo. Hav erstick couple visit Detroit for weekend with Squires. Mrs Albert Williams hosts lunch for Mrs W F Collier before Hartford move. Shute returns from Akron visit.
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A. T. Kolb
Eflie Bradshaw
Eleventh Street
Oakland
Cal
C. M. Slife
Ruth
Eighth Street
Wellington
Bernice Jackson
R. E. Jackson
I Park Avenue
Ais
W. H. Bates
Piladelphia
Abram Bates
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Oliver Miller
Twelfth Street
Jack O'Neil
Lakewood
St. John’s Hospital
O'Neil
Belva Mack
Norman Bradley
West Ninth Street
Lois Mae
Linda Mae Blanchard
Oberlin College
Granville
Otna
Winifred Kirbr
Blanchard
Oberlin-Dennison
H. W. Merriman
Princeton Ave
Life Underwriters
Cleveland
Hotel Winton
Bose
Cleveland Institute of Technology
Merriman
Charles Yost
Kenyonavenue
Riends
Albert Williams
Chestnut Street
W. F. Collier
Hartford
Connecticut
Shute
S H. Jewett
Akron
Sunday services in LaGrange churches announced
In LaGrange on Sunday First Baptist Church led by Chester E. Tutga offers Sunday school at 10:00 a m and sermon at 11:00 with a theme on the New Testament doctrine of the Lord's Supper B Y P U at 6 30 p m Evening services at 7 30 p m with a sermon on Where are the Dead M E Church led by G M Knapp has Sunday school at 10 00 a m and public services at 11 00 a m featuring music and a topic The New Patriotism Epworth League meets at 7 30 p m with short talks on Law Enforcement and Personal Liberty The Soviet Government in Russia The reach Occupation of the R The Formation of a Court The Equality of 2 and the Ru Klux Klan
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First Baptist Church
Chester E. Tutga
M. E. Church
G. M. Knapp
Und Ar
J. H. Curtiss
Epworth League
Russia
Mustarine Claims Quick Relief for Various Ailments
An old advertisement touts Mustarine as a fast remedy for tonsillitis pleurisy lumbago and neuralgia. It promotes a yellow bean mustard plaster product claimed to ease sore neck and joints and to be inexpensive and effective with a 72a price point and a 60 cent variant.
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Jana
Ana
The Vrayera of Ireus Led by Monosmith
The official board convenes Thursday evening in Whitred parlors at Tigo to discuss marketable sea-cream freegers suitable for autos. Monosmith leads the meeting as the primary figure.
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Monosmith
Tople
Ireus
Tigo
Amherst Marshal Salary Set At 332 Per Year
Amherst village council set the annual salary of the village marshal at 332 dollars. The role includes patrolling 4 000 residents, chasing bootleggers and speeders, watching for burglars, aiding lost babies, and enforcing sidewalk safety. The vote occurred at a regular council meeting on a Tuesday evening.
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Amherst
Cafeteria Supper and Bake Sale Promoted
Cafeteria supper at M E Church on Saturday 4 30 until served. Circle 2 of First Congo Church to hold bake sale at L C Heckocks Floral Store E Broad St Saturday November 10 starting at 10 o clock AM.
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M. E. Church
L. C. Hecock
E. Broad St
Pastor Maurer to become college president in Columbus
Rev Kevin Maurer pastor of the First Congregational Church in Columbus announced he will accept the presidency of a Belair College after a unanimous board vote. Final release from the local church awaits action by the church board. For Wad ham College Oxford an American fullback BF W Layimen from Wyoming joined the rugby team.
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Columbus
Kevin Maurer
First Congregational Church
Okoft
College
Belair
College Board of Trustees
Maurer
Oferal Board
Focal Church
Wadham College
Oxford
BF. W. Layimen
University of Wyoming
Bake Sale Hosted by Ladies of United Presbyterian Church
The Ladies Aid of United Presbyterian Church announces a bake sale on the 10th at Tlesduyer Hardware. Proceeds benefit church programs and community outreach.
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United Presbyterian Church
Tlesduyer Hardware
Drake and Grinnell Meet in 30-Year MVC Rivalry Clash
In a long running Missouri Valley Conference rivalry the Drake University team faces Grinnell College in Iowa. The clash marks a historic matchup between the two programs with local interest and season implications for both sides.
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Drake University
Grinnell College
Iowa
Missouri Valley Conferenes
Bulldogs Win Season Pace With 16 Victories
The Bulldogs have 16 wins this season including a 41 to victory over Q and stand with a 1 tie to date while the Pioneers hold 13 wins.
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The
Pioneers
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