Community church events and club dinners listed
Tonight and Professional Wo Club dine at Y rooms in Oberlin. Pro or Jelliffe to speak. Smileason Study Club meets at Congrega church. Unity Night at Pugria unity church. Pot lucks up to $30 and games. American Legion Auxiliary meeting. Pythian Sisters in K of P hall. Northwest Encampment meets. Woman's Relief Corps in I C O F hall. Grace Lutheran Young People Dinner at church 6 30. Dorcas Class Church of Christ meets with Mrs E W Baird 407 Blaine 7 39 p m.
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Oberlin
Jelliffe Will
Pythian
K. of P. Hall
Northwest
Woman's Relief Corps
Young People’s Society of Grace Lutheran
Alx
Dorcas
Church of Christ
E. W. Baird
Blaine Street
Community Drive Reaches Over 3090 After Three Days
Reported pledges between 700 and 3080 push the drive total beyond 3090 in the first three days. Tonight will bring fuller returns as organizers track gifts. Local social notes include visits and meals among Elyria residents, plus brief notices on illness travel and upcoming events.
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Fune
Yestercay
Wellington Congregational Women’s Association Dinner
Mrs. F Grover and Mrs. W Watts hosted the Wellington Congregational Church Women’s Association on Wednesday a member of the group attended a pot luck noon dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. F
Grover
Watts
Women's Association of the
Wellington Congregational Church
Thanksgiving party and meetings at local church groups
At 7 30 p m the Junior Department of the Church of Christ Bible School hosts a Thanksgiving party for children and parents followed by a parent teacher meeting with Louise Smith in charge. Sons and Daughters of Liberty plan an inspection. Acteryllis Clib delivers a message at Mrs Jack Lonsway home on Dewey avenue. Betuel Shrine hosts visitors from Lakewood and Cleveland units with routine business and latther's practice. Ladies Aid Society of Grace Lutheran holds an afternoon of stunts and games at Mrs Schnable's home on Tenth street with prizes for Mrs Copas Mrs A Gehrke and Mrs Swendt. two weeks hence meetings resume at church parlors. Hospital notes list admissions including Mrs Alan Sneath Mrs Kenneth Law Hazel Farmer Albert Bauer. discharges include Albert Bauer Harvey Erkenroad Frank Sensi Norman Pratt Mrs Witham Mitchell and baby boy Mrs Linda Kelly and baby girl.
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Howard Barbour
Ohio Street
Covington
Kentucky
S. W. Stenson
Harrison Street
Westlake
Rocky River
Stephen Coot
Cleveland
Stligenhauer
Sixth Street
Dayton
C. W. Thompson
Thompson
National Military Hospital
E. K. Massey
Fifth Street
New York City
Florida
Heman Ely
Ann
Fyanston
Honda
Portland
Oregon
Caroline Ginther
Lakewood
Sally McMillian
Church of Christ Bible School
Louise Smith
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Acteryllis Clib
Jack Lonsway
Dewey Avenue
Saetet
Grace Lutheran Church
Alan Smthe
Washington Ave
Shedan Tillotson
West Street
Kenneth Law
LaGrange
Hazel Farmer
Albert Bauer
High Street
High St
Harvey Erkenroad
Harvard Ave
Frank Sensi
Woodford Ave
Norman Pratt
Witham Mitchell
Baby Bay
North Ridgeville
Linda Kelly
East Avenue
Local couples host weekend guests in Ohio towns
Mr. and Mrs. George R. Smith of Higha R D 3 spent the weekend with friends Mr. and Mrs. James Sawyer and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Brown of Williamsfield Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. R C Briggs of Lake Avenue entertained weekend guests Mrs. Ed Frome and son Houl Frome of Plymouth Ohio. Mrs. R J Agate of East River Street spent yesterday in Amherst.
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George R. Smith
Higha
R. D
James Sawyer
Ed. Brown
Williamsfield
Ohio
R. C. Briggs
Lake Avenue
Ed. Frome and Son
Houl Frome
Plymouth
R. J. Agate
Fast River Street
Amherst
Advice From a Mother Sparks Lydia Pinkham Endorsement
Mrs Jone Brassen of Wetmore Colorado says the Vegetable Compound helped her after years of fatigue and after bearing six children. She notes her mother's use of the tonic and that she recommended it to hundreds of women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wetmore
Colo
Tiwaim
White Way installation begins in Oberlin on South Main
Construction starts on the White Way on South Main street. Ohio Electric Power Company manager Spelbrink says crews are digging conduits and holes for cement poles and will rush the project as other contracts await. The new street lighting is expected to brighten Oberlin’s shopping district by year end.
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Oberlin
White Way
South Main Street
Spelbrink
Ohio Electric Power Company
PCL Rooms May Open Sundays, Council Says
Village council, in a brief session, passed the billiard room ordinance on its third reading allowing Sunday operation for refreshment and cigar stores under strict limits. The claims ordinance was not passed amid routine business.
H. S. Football Banquet Tonight at Oberlin High
The high school football banquet will be held tonight in the school gymnasium with Oberlin Business Men's club members in attendance and other guests. An award of the “O” will be made and a solid program has been prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Business Men‘s Club
Constipation Relief by Liver Function Lessons
A reader from Oregon describes long standing constipation eased by a remedy called Dioxel rather than laxatives. The piece argues constipation often stems from the liver not secreting enough bile, which cleanses the intestines and aids digestion. It claims Dioxol supplies liver building blocks to restore bile flow and bowel regularity with a physician recommending it. Adv notice from Muir's Cut Rate Stores.
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Anna Faublan
Oregon
Muir
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Ocean Steamship Agency
West Indies
Europe
Detroit
The
Elyria Savings & Trust Co
Wose
Welligton
G. A. Huntley
Elyria Woman's Club
Book League of America
George Creighton
Susanne Watson
Reva Winsch
Columbus Ohio
Fiindell
Denison
Harey Avery
S. EL Miller
C. J. Sage
Walter
Bay At Good Radio
Ohio Public Service Co
Dave Gilbert
Jan Larber
Day
Music Store
Merthe
Miller
Elyria Savings and Trust
Lydia E. Pinkham
Universal
Ats
Asters
Sters TN
W. B.ucker
North Main St
New White Way
Council
H. S
Scott
Broad Street
Oxford
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