Ohio W. C. T. U. Annual Meet at Columbus
The State W. C. T. U. annual convention will convene in Columbus next week with a Tuesday morning start. The executive committee will hold its first session Tuesday morning. The Chittenden hotel is reserved for convention headquarters and for the executive committee during their stay. Promises to be the greatest convention yet, with several national speakers present. Lorain county president He AY Hawt will represent the county as a delegate.
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Columbus
Chittenden
Attrndaneca
N. He AY
Hawt
Loram County
Culture Club Entertained Thursday at The Beeches
A Culture Club meeting at The Beeches River Road hosted by Mrs. Padley with president Mrs. Koppes presiding. Twenty two members and two guests attended a brief business session, a fine program, then an orchard campfire and toasting marshmallows followed by lunch under the apple tree.
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Culture Club
Kinship Fest At The Campfire Gathering
Our hostess and her division facilitated a warm campfire gathering that left all attendees feeling connected. As the flames faded, participants recognized that sharing this natural moment cultivated a sense of kinship among them.
Personal Notices from Elyria Looms With Weddings and Visits
A flurry of social updates from Elyria area households. Mr and Mrs A P Parsch entertain guests from Cleveland and plan winter in Seattle. Local couples return from trips, weddings unfold in Amherst with Alma Davis and Albert Bauer, and Dr H C Stevens heads to France for medical service. Virginia Rose born to Clarence A Easly and spouse on October 14.
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A. P. Parsch
Yast Avenue
C. A ‘Tippen
Cleveland
Seattle
Elyria
Amherst
Alma Davis
Albert Bauer
F. G. E. and
Odd Fellows Lodges
H. C. Stevens
New York City
France
la Savoie
Clarence A. Easly
14Th Street
Virginia Rose
First Spiritualist lecture at Elyria church notes
The First Spiritualist church of Elyria will hold a meeting at the G A R hall over Savage's jewelry store Sunday evening at seven o'clock. Mrs Haiderblaum of Massillon will deliver the lecture and be the message bearer.
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Elyria
G A. R
Savage
Mra Haiderblaum of
Massillon
Bible conferences and church programs at First Baptist
The Bible conference closes successfully as Pastor R. E Neighbour preaches morning and night on themes Saturn's Strate gies Against the Savior and The Coming Man of Sin. The Church of Christ notes renewed Bible School activity with classes for all ages and a schedule of sermons, hymns, and observances. The program includes well known congregants presenting talks, morning Bible study, Junior activities, and evening services at First Congregational with Rally Day and Endeavor events.
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First Baptist Church
R. E Neighbour
Bible School
Esther Ross
W. W. Flammer
May Buswell
May
Maude Copas
Jamie Peabody
Max
Annabel Marhel
Misa Maude Elenor Daivis
Day Mass Meeting At LaGrange Sunday
A union mass meeting will be held in the M. B. church at LaGrange Sunday evening at 7:30. J. F. Burke of Elyria will explain proposed amendments tied to the November 4 wet and dry election. All interested are urged to attend. amendments and what they call for will be explained. Also a notice to water consumers warns payment due by October 6, 1819, with $2.60 late fee to be added for service discontinuation.
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Cherch
Christ
Bible School
Harry Bates
Cleveland
Maccerons
Russell Waldorf
L. B . Hindman
Parjlor
Ralph Murbach
Mt. Shetton
Lee Stroup
J. F. Burke
W. R. Comings
Friends
A. L. Garford
C. G. Washburn
W. G. Sharp
W. H. Searles
Loope
Elyria
M. B
LaGrange
Hutchins Fake Robbery Confession Believed
Hutchins of 441 Iowa Avenue had alleged he was bound gagged and robbed of 100 dollars and given a note about a continued threat. He later said the whole story was a ruse to hide a Cleveland pickpocket incident and confessed to planning the hoax at police headquarters.
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Huutchins
Iowa Avenue
Builders’ Exchange
Cleveland
Hutchins
Peasants Wear Leaf Dresses in Southern Russia
Paris October 10 reports villagers in southern Russia using leaves and bamboo fiber for dresses due to cloth shortages. Mal G M Towse, head of Red Cross Black Sea shore activities, notes the warm garden of Eden like weather and worries about children when cold returns. Red Cross plans to ship celotity to southern Russia before date. The American Auto Wreckage Co. relocated to 366 East Bridge.
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Russia
Paris
Mal. G. M. Towse
Red Cross
Black Sea
Hiver
American Auto Wreckage Co
East Bridge
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Spcietg
Ohio
W. C.T.U
Nellie M. Ltl
Wildercraft
Candies
Miss Wilder
Central Book Store
E. F. . Whitney & Son
Elyria, Ohio
Fe Grbsen
Twelfth Street
Frank Hil
Nase Avenue
Sharon
Moss Ethel Burrows
John Manuel
Wow Austin
South Bend
Annz House
Ender
Hernson Street
A J Curren
Allan Bates
Wesleyan College
4. P. Bates
Eastern Heights Bivd
Emil C. Johnson
East Avenue
iHarry Tedrow
Fulter Road
Wakeman
Paul Ledyard F
Lake Avenue
Geo. Henke
Rusger Shobert
Leslie Bentley
Paul
Grace Wissinger
Christian Endeavor
Misa Naomi Fiedler
Beck
Director Safety Service
Elyinas
Winchester
Wallace Reid
Biytia
William Dugan
Uae
Mae Mubba
Hale Hanson
TEA HS Own Heart
Bill Steel Western
Alountains
Dorothy Stoh
America
Frank Keenan
THE
Lorain
Elk’s Hall
O. J. Bannon
Second Street
Areyle Lodge Naughters of Scotland
Cascade Dance Hall
Wallace
Great American Indemnity CO
S. J. George
Bank Bhiz
Loranyt
Queen Olives
Lora County Bank
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