Extremes in Discipline Observed by Two Local Girls
In a cinema, two ten year olds discuss a film about a stern father and an easy mother. They conclude that neither extreme works and true discipline blends sympathetic understanding, reasonable firmness, and personal touch like a balanced salad.
Holland Dunn Marriage Solemnized This Week
Birdelle Holland and Grant Dunn wed at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Wagner in Rey W. L. Burns pastor of the Church of Christ officiated using the ring service. Mr Dunn will join Colwam in New York City and Mrs Dunn will follow later, with plans for a serenade kept secret and the couple eluding friends.
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Holland-Dunn
Igs
Birdelle Holland
Grant Dunn
Charlea Wagner
East Avenue
Rey W. L. Burner
Church of Christ
Dunn
Colwam Company
New York City
Mary Collins
Eastavenus
Loram
Male Octette to Sing and Bugler Will Sound Taps
Oberlin College singers join Community Vespers at First Congregational church Armistice Sunday at 4 20 PM. A male quartet directed by Herbert Harroun will perform Kipling’s Recessional and Arthur Ile will play taps after Chaplain A JFun Bell's address.
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Oberlin College
First Congregational Church
Herbert Harroun
Kipling
Arthur Ile
A. J. Fun- Bell
Round Table Club entertains at Webber home and more
Attendees at the Round Table club on Washington avenue enjoyed a literary and social evening with Attorney Frank Wilford presenting a paper on Evolution and Dr W B Hubbell sharing humorous World War experiences. Mrs Leon ard hosts civic committee meeting and Mr Whelan to speak on a new proposition. Francis Murphy and James Shea wed in Chicago then travel to a Maine lodge. Leigh Lersch honored at a birthday dinner by Mrs RB Lersch. Birthday Club session planned with Mrs Bessie Smith hosting. Five Hundred Club noted for Monday gathering at 412 Fifth Street.
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Round Table Club
A. R. Webber
Washington Avenue
Frank Wilford
W. B. Hubbell
Elyria
Chicago
Francis V. Murphy
Mare Hamall
James Shea
Corpus Christi Church
Francis Haney
Maine Woods
Grant Boulevard
Lersch
RB Lerseha
Bethynd Bouresy
Btr
Leigh
Pridge
Mra M Denman
Fifth Street
Personal Work in Albania Described by Dr and Mrs Stevens
The First Congregational Church at home featured Dr and Mrs Stevens recently back from a year with the Red Cross in the Balkans. They shared slides and photos of Albania, with Mrs Stevens in Albanian dress, detailing their work with Red Cross children, plus displays of local crafts.
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Albania
Stevens
First Congregational
Red Cross
Iarge Company
Rand
Oberlin dedicatory exercises honor war deed tablet
Judge R Webber delivered the Armistice address in Oberlin as part of a joint observance by the Oberlin American Legion post and the city. Mrs Ketly and daughter Thelma visited from Past Avenue. Local society news notes guests and travels of several residents and recent hosting duties by Mrs Dewhurst and Mrs Welton among others.
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Judge & R. Webber
Thi. Ov
Oberlin
American Legion
City Oflints
Mra
W R B Ketly
Thelma
Past Avenue
Youngy- Tawa
Das
Special Legion Services at M E Church Highlight Soldier Program
American Legion and Service Star Legion members will attend services at the Methodist church, with Rev. Winters delivering a sermon The American Soldier and Dr Paul Rankin singing Consider and Hear Me A Recessional will be sung Mig Irma Highland travels to Salem Ohio to visit relatives Local community notices list neighbors visiting relatives and Legion auxiliary members attending Elyria events
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United Presbyterian Church
Brown
Cooper
Vickers
American Legion
Service Star Legion
Mother's of Democracy
Winters
Paul Rankin
France
Mig Irma Highland
Wigma
Salem
Ohio
Are Present Day Frocks Indecent
Harvard professor Dr George W Eliot argues that short skirted low bodice evening gowns are indecent sparking debate. Some defend modern gowns as healthful and attractive, while others call them vulgar, noting the prevalence of backless or stage wear as opposed to modest styles seen in theaters, dining rooms, and homes.
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Eliot
Georles W. Eliot
Harvard
As A Woman Thinks WANTED-MOORE PROS
Edith Morarty reports on a Tecert campaign spmiver noting that voters cast ballots against rivals rather than for. The piece laments anti women and anti reform currents, urging more constructive Pros rather than mere opposition.
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Moore
Edith E Morarty
Substitutes for Present Day ills Could Aid Reform
The text argues it is easy to oppose institutions but harder to support replacements that improve the order of things. It stresses proposing good substitutes over mere opposition and calls for practical proposals to cure societal ills, rather than stirring public sentiment against reform.
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Sons of Veterans
G. A. BR. Hall
D. A. RI
Mra. Burgner- Noy
Braman
Unity Club
Mra. Chappell
Awity Club
Blue Moon
C. Hall
Masonic
Ohio Stata
Chick Harley
Methodist
Demale
C J. Miller
Lake Avenue
Hazel Miller
Amherst
Paul Huth
Adam Miller
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Elyria Council
Ted
Fritz
Dorothy Prentice
May Fredrick
Frobrat Barker
The
Robert Barker
D. E. Barker
Lake Avenas
Manany
Pklet
Wilford
Hubbell
Bessie Smith
Grafton Road
Franklin
Heldmyer
Cher
Dave
Cancinnan
Mra J E Holden
Mast Third Street
Fine
Hichard Edgar
S J Stee
Mire W C. Coleman
Unotland, Kansas
J. E Dewhurst
F EK. Welton
M Dewhurst
LaPorte Aid Society
Legion
M. E. Church
E C. Squire
Elgrma KR. D. No. 1
Cleveland
Arthur Lawrence
Toledo
Strand
Billie Burke
John Schmauch
Fastern Heights Boulevard
Amercan Legion
Sons of Veterans Ausiliary
Elyma
Elyria Order
Cal
Der
Blo Kerr
Bill
the Leader Shoe Co
Childman
Leader Shoe Co
de Mariar Vethir
Sam Robert
Haran St.ance
Miles
Frids—Wednes
Priday
Fa Ri
Haseneh Co. Barnes
the Club
Sion
Istate
Lydia
Gorry
Euitasera Weavan
North East
Boone
Minneapolis
Minn
Lydia BR. Pinkham
A. I. Mrurer
24Th St
Atalos