Cal Art Society Hosts Reception and Fine Music Program
The Cal Art Society hosted a reception and musical program drawing members from Lorain, Grafton, LaGrange, Oberlin, Cleveland and Akron. Performers included soprano Clara Bester Smith and violinist Caroline Harter Williams with Mrs Wherry and young Carol Williams. Refreshments served under supervision of Mrs Charles Cushing with committee chairs Miss Webster and assistants. The next meeting is October 18 at the First Congregational church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panagenasteks
Lojgain
Grafton
LaGrange
Oberlin
Cleveland
Akron
Clarabester Smith
William Gates
Caroline Harter Williams
Elyria
Musical Art Society
First Congregational Church
Metcalf joins Webber Webbber law firm
Harold Massey Metcalf formerly of Oberlin becomes a member of Webber Webber Metcalf a legal firm with judges A R Webber and Lawrence Webber as prosecutors. Offices are in the Elyria Block. Metcalf son of Irwin W Metcalf and grandson of the late E W Metcalf attended Elyria Oberlin schools, Oberlin College and Western Reserve Law School. He served overseas and later practiced law in Cleveland with Harrison B McGraw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Massey Mecalf
Ater
Oberlin
Law Fim
Webber & Webbber
A. R. Webber
Lawrence Webber
Webber, Webber & Metcalf
Elyria Block
Metcalf
Irwng W. Metcalf
E W. Metcalf
Elyria
Oberlin College
Western Reserve Law School
Cleveland
Harrison B. McGraw
Lieutenant Leonard Ordered to Philippine Islands Cruise
Lieutenant Chas. M. Leonard son of Mrs. J. H. Leonard to depart Wilbur Wright Field Dayton October 27 sailing from San Francisco November 6. He will serve as executive officer at a Philippine field with wife three children and mother-in-law Mrs. Claire Russell accompanying. Lieutenant Johnson, recently in U S Air Service since 1917, was executive officer at Wilbur Wright Field and Chicago Field. He awaits assignment among three Philippine fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. M. Leonard
J. H. Leonard
East Avenues
Philippine Islands
Wilber Wright Field
Dayton
San Francisco
Johnson
United States Air Service
Chicago Field
Wilbur Wright Field
Philippines
Settein
Leonard
Claire Russell
Citizenship class at YWCA moved to :45 tomorrow evening
The YWCA citizenship class will meet promptly at :45 tomorrow evening instead of 7 o'clock. The Federation will meet for supper tomorrow night in the gym, then girls return to their classes. Bible study on Paul led by Mrs. F E Wilford. Citizenship by Mr Burke. Gymnasium work by Miss Kemle. Tonight's classes include Sewing 7 9 by Miss Moore and Dramatics 7 8 by Miss Toad. registrations still open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation
Paul
F. E. Wilford
Burke
Garford PTA Opens Fall Term Meeting At School Auditorium
The Garford Parent-Teachers Association will hold its first fall term meeting Wednesday at 2:15 in the school auditorium. After a brief business session an informal reception for the new principal and teachers will be held. An attractive program is planned and all local women are urged to attend and help make a big year for the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garford Parent-Teachers’ Association
Miller and Stanford Tie The Knot In Oberlin Home
Dorothy Eva Miller and Howard 2. Stanford united in marriage Saturday at 3 PM at Rev. Flam Teer’s Oberlin home. After a short trip they’ll reside with Mr and Mrs Henry Miller at 161 Lake Avenue. A separate note announces a talk by Miss Stan P Clark on Americanization training for teachers Tuesday at 4 PM, inviting others to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Eva Miller
Howard
Stanford
Flam- Teer
Oberlin
Henry Miller
Lake Avenue
Stan P. Clark
Caseeere
Emergency Club Chooses Officers at Annual Meeting
The Emergency Club will meet Thursday at Mrs. C. E Higgins residence on Wooster Street. Mrs. Rimbach is named assistant hostess. The gathering marks the annual meeting and election of officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E Higgins
Wooster Street
Rimbach
Bible cabinet meeting and society notices
Official board meets Wednesday night at 7 30 with a 6 45 special elders meeting beforehand. Women’s Missionary Society gathers at 2 30 led by Mrs C A Martin of 230 Eastern Heights Blvd. Section No 1 meets with Mrs Dettman at 122 Homer Street. Sunday school rally day featured Kenneth Whitehead on church labor relations. Primary dept banner for 185 percent attendance. September year ago 187 percent and this year 272 percent. E J Howenstine recruited to teach the young men class.
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Bible Cabinet
Women’s Missionary Society
C. A. Martin
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Ladies’ Aid Society
Dettman
Homer Street
Kenneth Whitehead
E. J. Howenstine
Elyria Tonight and Tomorrow Community Club Notices
Local events listed include Bible Cabinet at Church of Christ Cantem Lorain N Ladies Auxiliary Canton Y M C A classes begin Wesleyan Circle at Miss Olive Gobe home 7 39 p m Tomerree Four oclock club hostess Miss Webster County W C T A convenes Young Men's Business Club 6 o'clock supper Exchange Club Circle 3 St Pauls 160 Second Street Sunday School Board M E church Rotary Club Frank S Harmon lodge Knights of St John Federation of W C A Kniskis of Pythias Blue Moon Club Oddfellows Elyria No 193 Zetesis Class First Baptist with Mrs H Dyke Cleveland St 04 Literary club at 2 o'clock with Mrs LR Todd Sth street Topic Social Welfare Trustees United Presbyterian
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Todd
Parish Council Meeting and Church Activities Schedule
On Tuesday afternoon the parish council meets in the guild room at 3 PM with presidents and representatives urged to attend. Tuesday evening at 7 PM Group No 6 of the Church School Service League meets in the guild room led by Mr. George Arbogast. Wednesday afternoon the Womens auxiliary gathers at Mrs. Henry Tulk's home 1120 East avenue at 2 30. Friday afternoon the East Side guild meets at Mrs. Lee Taylor's home Princeton avenue.
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No 6
Church School Service League
George Arbogast
Womens Auxiliary
Henry Tulk
East Avenue
East Side Guild
Lee Taylor
Princeton Avenue
Public School Teachers' Recognition Day Observed
Yesterday marked the third annual teachers recognition day with public school teachers as church guests. Rev W S Smith urged the school’s role in training for righteousness, noting many miss Sunday school while praising the track’s return as a success and announcing Westminster council’s 8 oclock meeting tomorrow night.
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Lacohee
Grace Haynes
W S Smith
Westminister Council
Orlock
Church Groups Schedule Notices
Congregational meeting tonight. Ladies Aid society at church Thursday at 2 p m. Brotherhood meets Tuesday at 7 45. Junior society meets Friday evening at 7 15.
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Congregational
Ladies’ Aid Society
Brotherhood
Junior Society
Hospital Notes Reflect Local Admissions and Discharges
The record lists multiple patients admitted for observation before transfer to Gates Home for Crippled Children in Elyria and Grafton. Discharges include Virgil Stone of Ridgeville and several named residents across East Liverpool, Wellsville, Forrest, Robson Court, Broad Street, and Marseilles Avenue.
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Mary Call
Neil McLaughlin
William Rawdings
Raymond Hannell
Kenneth Allen
East Liverpool
Cora Estell
West Point
Blanche Davis
Helen Bubbee
Flora Brooks
Wellsville
Charles Wilder
Forrest
Gates Home
Mary Lynboska
Elyria
Coleman
Grafton
Virgil Stone
Ridge
Ville
Mary Ponaseeas
Oberlin
A. Foreman
Garvin Avenue
Stella
Political Education Debates Citizenship Duties and Voting Rules
An editorial by Ruth Stevens explains why U S citizens bear a greater governance duty in a democracy. It contrasts monarchy and oligarchy, defines citizen status, and describes peaceful civic tasks such as registering, voting, and obeying laws for native and naturalized citizens.
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United Staties
Citiiens
ANS
United States
Germany
England
Registration Rules and Procedures for Ohio Voters
A guide explains registration timing before election day, state residency requirements, and how often to register. It notes election day is November and lists dates for residency in Cable and Ohio counties. It covers where to register, publication notices, and who runs voter registration through the Board of Elections.
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Ebeethea
Cable
Lorain County
ANS
Ohio
Board of Elections
Local Social Notes Reveal Visitors and Illnesses
A string of Lorain and Cleveland visits, weekend trips, and illnesses is reported. Individuals include Jack Peltz and Miss Sarah Flynn visiting Lorain, Rev W C Birkner at a Cleveland Lutheran conference, Joe Lautenschingel ill at home, and Mrs J B Squires confined to bed. Other entries note relatives visiting, shoppers, and extended stays in Elyria and Berea Heights.
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W. C. Birkner
Cleveland
Cleveland Lutheran Conference
J B. Squires
West River Street
Local Social Notes and Visits Highlight Week
Families and friends share visits across Elyria and Cleveland. Francisco Eady death in Strood England noted, with ties to H J Eady. Mrs R B Crehore and sons return to Chicago after stay with C J Crehore family. Circle 8 and 4 Methodist Aid meet at L Foster home with local members. Flower pots and floral items offered by Hecock Floral Co.
Piano Studio Opens at 255 Wooster Street
Miss Marie Neighbour, a recent music graduate and teacher, opens a piano studio at 255 Wooster Street. Specializes in children's lessons. For more information, call 9071.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Neighbour
Wooster Street
Miller and Underhill Families Entertain in Cleveland
Mr and Mrs A C Miller and son James visited Cleveland yesterday joining Mr and Mrs A C Miller for a Willoughby Club lunch and a dinner party. Mr and Mrs H T Underhill of Oxford avenue hosted a family dinner for Mr and Mrs R T Underhill with twelve guests. The Underhills departed for San Diego for six months. The Ladies Aid of South Ridge plans a meeting at Mrs J’s home.
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A. C. Miller
James
Cleveland
A.C. Miller
Lumchese
Willowick Club
H. T. Underhill
Oxford Avenue
R. T. Underhill
San Diego
South Ridge
Mra J
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CAL Art Society
Mary T. Slater
James H. Rogers
Three Shadows
E. J. Burleigh
Clara Wheeler Smith
Viola
Ceril
Burleigh
Schubert-Kreisler Mra
Caroline Harter
Williams
Kreisler
Liza Lehmanne
Autumn
J. H. Rogers
Aeut
Chas. Leonard
Moore
Miss Toad
Garford
Howard J. Stamford
Dorothy Miller
Lodge K. of
Ge Club
Emeker
Church OF Christ Notes
Elyria Council
Church of Christ
Ladies Auxiliary of
Cantons
Wesleyan Circle
Olive Gobe
Tomerree
Four O'Clock Club
Miss Webster
Young Men's Business Club
the Exchange Club
St. Paul’s
Sunday School Board of
M. E Church
Frank S. Harmon
Knights of St
Federation Gris of
W.C. A
Kniskis
Pythias
Blue Moon Club
Oddfellows Lodge
Zetesis
First Baptist
Mre. H Dyke
Cleveland St
Trustees of
United Presbyterian Church
United Presbyterian
Grace Lutheran
Political Education Department
Mrs
Ruth Stevens
Jack Peltz
Grant Schrocks
Columbia Club
Joe Lautenschingel
Harwood Street
Sarah Flynn
Lorain
Dorothy Day
Warren
Martha
Esther and
Rena Radachy
Lodi Street
Second Street
John Snyder
Norwalk
A. Williams
E. C. Miller
Hazel
Berth Heights
Harold Spooner
Mrs. J. Snyder
F. R Brooks
I. T Brooks
M. P Boylan
Baby of
Sandusky
H. Hinkson
Middle Avenue
Behd Owen
Blufton, O
Thomas Conway
Third Street
Gertrude Cheney
G. A. Parsons
Gracecourt
S. P. Buswell
Mra FE. M Freeman
Sumner Street
Mra
W. L. Crooks
Cherry
Aspen
Chas Ch
Cornell Avenue
R. G. Andersen
Lod Street
F. A. Lawrence
Harrisville
KB. E. Wick
H L. Whitehead
Walter Street
W. Chariton
Owen A Clements
Chestnut Street
Clara Hardy
Cleveland Street
Warren G. Harrington
Camelia
Franklin Avenue
R. B. Crehore
Chicago
C. J. Crehore
Circle No
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Methodist Aid Society
Ralph Fay
Eighth Street
Carnegie, Pa
Hecock Floral Co
Broad Street
Matin
Lake Ave
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Holcomb’s
California
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