Y W C A World Fellowship Pageant Sunday
On Sunday November 18 at 4 30 in the Congregational Church the Y W C A World Fellowship Committee presents a pageant. Proceeds go to showcase the association work in foreign countries and the event is open to the public with no admission. Principal roles by Ruth Kahiff Dorothy Wilcox Dorothy Willard Mabel Moeffen ing Smith Sigridatta Wrieda Ertho Mae Douglas Eva Mackey Kihel West Hannah Garford Katherine Stinchcomb Inez Bradley Ruth Nierman Florence Foulmer Mildred Richards Gertrude Davis Elsie Levanson and the Burkert twins Vivian Hackett Dorothy Miller Mrs Gates Stevens is pageant chair with Mrs Starr Bu aon Mrs Todd Mouse Mrs George Snyd Miss Ethel West Miss Katherine Stinchomb and Margaret Shaw. Hester
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Congregational Church
World Fellowship Committee
Young Woman's Christian Association
Ruth Kahiff
Dorothy Wilcox
Dorothy Wil
Todd Mouse
George Snyd
Ethel West
Katherine Stinchomb
M Margaret Shaw
Hester
Noted Organists to Give Recital at St Andrew's Church
Noted organists Henry F. Anderson Patty Stair Albert Riemenschneider and G Stewart St Mark's to perform Monday night at St Andrew's under Northern Ohio Chapter AGO. Doors open 6:15 p m with a 6:45 start for East Side Guild members and guests.
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Keetor
Baldwin-Wallace
Stewart St. Mark's Cash
Lovers of
Wil
St. Andrw
Lades
East Side
St. Andrew's Church
Americanization Association Implements Community Study Program
The Americanization Association, led by Miss Edith G, runs clubs and classes at Settlement House and a Technical School Building with 165 girls and 86 adults enrolled in night schools. Programs include English, sewing, cooking, and citizenship with multiple teachers guiding diverse groups of men and women.
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Americanization Association
Edith Girector
Settlement House
Extea
Technical School
Adu
I High School
Seit
Nirs
Irving
Rose Racz
Hirs
Hailes
Enrlisa
Little Sun Bear
Alstas—Cooks
Ars English
Kent
Wwomern
E. D
Busy Bees
Events Tonight at Local Churches and Civic Groups
Tonight’s listings include events at First Baptist Court of Honor and Grace Lutheran Jun at Church. Central Labor Union, Tigredia Social Club, Catholic Home Spanish War memorial and Masonic gathering. Notable attendees include Mrs Jack Kiecotts, Roth, Miers, and Jean Roh with Wade Parkinson among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Honor
Grace Lutheran
Central Labor UN
Tigredia Social C. RN
Jax
Catholic Home
Cane
Jack Kiecotts
Roth
Miers
Jean Roh
H.W. Meira Fir
Jean Mack Kiecotto
Agnes
Ee Roth
Heten Brack
Minae
Ti Lorain
Wade Parkinson
Meetings set for Saturday racefare event
Disjointed text notes an upcoming meeting on Saturday related to a racefare event. Key details such as time, location, or organizing bodies are unclear in the source, but the item signals scheduling of a gathering on weekend.
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Bolivia
Kiwanis Charter Presented to Chardon Club
Chardon Kiwanis Club received its charter from Kiwanis International in a banquet at the K of P hall. Mayor A R Jones led the program with representatives from Cleveland and several nearby clubs in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Chardon
Y. M. Cla
Hukill
Cleveland Southwestern Railway Company
Dante
Rialto Theatre
Chardon Kiwania Club
Obo Kiwanis Clubs
K. of P
Memorial Halle
Kiwanis
Cleveland
Lake Wood
East Cleveland
Youngstown
Niles
Girard
Chagrin Falls
Medina
Berea
Painesville
Kiwanis Club International
Kiwan's Club of
A. R. Jones
Ohio District of Kiwanis
International Club
Ki- Wan
Dowa
America
George Richwine
Ebrria
Ohio
Harpsier Methodist Iy Meeting Rolls In New Members
The Harpsier Methodist church held a noon meeting at 409 West, with 460 members and a roll call. Three new members were added, including Mrs Po.B Wit and Mrs sve at the post meeting. An hour was observed for the event.
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Harpsier
Sve
Taylor entertains past stipe Guin of St Andrew's Church
Readable lines describe social events at St Napier and St Andrew's Church gatherings. Names include Mrs O Gray and Mrs Stella Con-Way among attendees and winners at a local function.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ses. Taylor
Stipe Guin
ST. Andrew's Church
General Ladies Aid Society Meeting Plans December Bazaar
The General Ladies Aid Society of the Church of Christ held a meeting with 28 members present. They planned a bazaar, bake sale, and cafeteria supper at the church during the first week of December. Honored guest Mrs. J. E. Railley of Lima, Ohio, a former president, spoke on Lima church activities. Division C served refreshments.
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General Ladies Aid Society
The
Church of Christ
J. E. Railley
Lima
Division C
Shuffewell Club Entertained Here
Mrs. William Smith of Foster avenue entertained the Lucky Links Club with three pedro tables. Honors went to Mrs. Harvey Eckenroad high score, Mrs. William Hunter second, and Mrs. Howard Cowen third. Refreshments followed the games. Next host is Mrs. Marcia Buckenmyer on Gates avenue. The Ninety Five club met with Mrs. William Graves Sharp. Current events were led by Mrs. Charles Braman with others.
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Pedro
William Smith
Foster Avenue
Lucky Links Club
Harvey Eckenroad
William Hunter
Howard Cowen
Marcia Buckenmyer
Gates Avenue
Ninety Five Club
William Graves Sharp
Washington Avenue
Charles Braman
Boswell
Johnson
William Stark
Starr Faxon
F. T. Horan
Mabel P. Hart
East Avenue
Happy Go Lucky Pedro Club Meets with Mrs Triesky
The Happy Go Lucky Pedro Club met yesterday with Mrs Edward Triesky on Fifteenth Street. Mrs M D Benson won first prize, Mrs BE Dougher second, and Mrs Grover Hull third. On Tuesday November 27, Mrs Grover Hull will host the club at her home on George Street.
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Happy GO Lucky Club
Pedro
Pedro Club
Edward Triesky
Fifteenth Street
M. D. Benson
BE. Dougher
Grover Hill
Grover Hull
George Street
Friendship Club Cabinet Plans After School Meeting
The Friendship Club cabinet met after school to discuss plans for the Red Cross Campaign Fathers and Daughters Banquet and Old Ladies Home entertainment scheduled in two weeks. Hospital notes list admissions including Harry Peacher LaGrange Bert H Long 313 Furnace St and several others with numerous discharges noted through the day.
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Friends Club
Red Cross
Fathers and Daughters
Bake Sale Set By Lodi Church Group This Saturday
The Lodi Street Division of the Second Congregational church will hold a bake sale on Saturday November 17 at the L. C. Hecock Floral Company store.
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Lodi Street
Second Congregational Church
L. C. Hecock Floral Co
United Presbyterian Church
Hoffman’s Meat Market
Local residents noted in social and travel updates
Airs J L Reiley of Lima visits daughter Mrs W Dellman in Clark street. Mrs Ll Dickagan of 105 Gulf street ill with pneumonia. Miss Clara McGinnis accepts Lorain post. Nelle Pershing heads to Baldwin Wallace College for weekend. Karry Glatz and Mr Purcell on hunting trip at Berlin Weights. Mrs Schafer and Mrs Charles Moyers visit Mrs Katharine Baker in Amherst. Mrs Lyndel Kern and Earl Stang wed by Rev W L Burner. Mrs Harley and Mrs C Wil son visit Lake avenue sister Mrs C L Daley. Mrs G H Wilson of Eaton visits daughter Mrs C L Daley. Mrs R R Mason and children visit mother Mrs C L Daley. Mrs Hill of Glenwood ill but improving. Mr and Mrs William Wright and grandchildren from Harrisburg Pa visit George Bradley on Harvard street. Miss Sabia Innes of Cleveland visits Jenne Lent Born. Born to Mr and Mrs James Simpson at 245 Stanford avenue a baby boy. Miss Florence Walton of 671 East River street at Charity hospital Cleveland for operation. Dr Hammon in charge.
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J. EL. Reiley
Lima
W Dellman
Clark Street
Dickagan
Gulf Street
Pneumona
Clara McGinnis
Lorain
Nelle Pershing
Bladwin-Wallace College
Berea
Ohio
Karry Glatz
Mr. Purcell
Berlin
Schafer
Charles Moyers
Katherine Baker
Amherst
Lyndel Kern
Earl Stang
W. L. Burner
Harley
C. @. Wilson
Grafton
C. L. Daley
Lake Avenue
G. H. Wilson
George Bradley
Harvard Street
Sabia Innes
Cleveland
Jenne
James Simpson
Stanford Avenue
Florence Walton
East River Street
Charity Hospital
Hammon
Dayton tally shows hunting licenses rise to 7660
Dayton reports 7660 hunting licenses issued this year, about 1000 more than Montgomery County’s previous record, reflecting a statewide uptick in permit issuance.
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Dayton
Huntingicenses
Montgomery
Indian Bones Found in Dayton School Annex
Workmen uncover three or four skeletons while installing a furnace in the Webster school annex. Nearby were flints and arrow heads, indicating historical artifacts discovered with the bones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Webster School
Two loan sharks charged over interest in excess of 100 percent
Cleveland officials report the arrest of two men accused of lending to railroad workers at rates exceeding one hundred percent interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
John Hoover In Critical Condition After Hemorrhage
Kenton on November 16 reports John Hoover a longtime prominent business man is in a critical condition at his home with a brain hemorrhage.
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Kenton
John Hoover
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Y.W.C. A. World Fellowship
Rmiss Carlotta
Seving
Tooli
Mmiss Alice A
Dr. Geo
County
B. Y
Roy McGowin
Sdgctom
Wecetam
Ember
Second Church
Gus Hune
Elia Miller
Magge Campbell
Garvin Avenue
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Columi Tal
Lecton Rooms
San- Send
Ree
Tobs
Circle Meet
Napier
O ‘Gray
Stella Con- Way
General Ladies Aid Society OF
Church OF Christ Meeting
MRS
Shufflewell Club
Shuffewell Club
Robert Daykin
Clyde Donnelly
Henry Fisher
Cheney
Nelson McFarland
Friendship Club
Harry Peacher
LaGrange
Bert H H. Long
Furnace St
George Hewitt
Park Ave
Tom Rotunda
18Th St
Arthur Sheldon
E. Fourth St
Jas. Simpson
Stanford Ave
Andrew Rawson
James Agar
Crehore Ct
William Mortimer
Princeton Ave
Raymond Pumphrey
East Ave
William Barchard
Harwood St
Bake Sale
Singer Store
Ac Eoche Steinstant
Philpott
Lorain County
Th. C
Lewis Mercantile
Cincinnati
Clovinnati Motor Club
Cincinnati Automobile Club
St. Paul's Sharcd
Women's Relief Corps
Farmers Supply Co
Ee Ae Ae
Sion
Schwind’s Picture Store
Wes
Klothes
Masonic Temple
Gingham
Kiddies
Coats
SoeSconis
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