Elyria hosts Middle North District meeting sessions
The Middle North District of the Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs gathers in Elyria October 16 and 17 at the Methodist Church with Miss Elizabeth Haymaker and Dr. Josephine Pierce among speakers. Registration starts 9:30 AM Tuesday. official opening at 1:15 PM and a banquet planned by junior members.
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Middle North
A.terence
Ohio Federation of Women's
Elyria
Methodist Church
Elizabeth Haymaker
Ohio Federation
Buckeye
State Federation
Josephine Pierce
Mary Z. Johnson
Wooster College
C. L. Newcomer
Department of Education
Paul Brown
Nora Halter
Fremont
Elyria Woman's Club
A. Middleton
Mansfield
Public Welfare
Nettie Laundon
D. Cc. Martin
Geo. Colburn
R. T. J. Martin
John K. Nece
John Ejdt
Jas. Hewitt
Karl Plocher
J. A. Mason
A.C. Schilleman
G. W. Wingard
Kathryn Massey
J. C. Bins
Harlan Cordier
Yvonne Sanker and David Allen Marry In Erie Pa
Yvonne Sanker and David Allen were married in Erie Pennsylvania on October 10. The ceremony took place at the Congregational parsonage with no attendants. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs G Sanker of West Bridge Street, wore brown metal shot crepe with a long lapin awagger coat and green accessories. The couple plans to travel the East by motor and live with the bride’s parents in Overlook Apartments, Lorain. Mrs Allen is a Havira High School graduate and Mr Allen, a Lorain High School graduate who attended Miami University. He works with his father at the Allen Boot Shop in Lorain.
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Phillip Beal
Brewster
New York
Louise Beal
West Bridge Street
Hudson, Michigan
Phillip Real
Yvonne Sanker and
David Allen
Erie, Pa
Erie
Pennsylvania
Yvonne Sanker
G. ©. Sanker
Mr. Allen
Stewart Allen
Fifth Street
Lorain
Mrs. Allen
East
Overlook Apartments
East Erie Avene
Hivria High School
Lorain High School
Miaori University
Allen Boot Shop
Kenneth Peters
Ruth Nixon
Mary Faulhaber
Ridelcit
Paul Krebs
Bridge
Dorothy J. Peters
Ruth McPowell
Law
Zames
Lorain County club women meet. varied activities noted
Wordy parish and civic group notices describe meetings at Fifth Street, S110, and various churches. Attendees include Fritz Rudin Minnie Brown O J Brown Ada Heimbach E De man and more. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs LaVern Pickering.
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Lorain County
Methodist Church
Vincent
Fritz Rudin
Minnie Brown
O. J. Brown
Ada Heimbach
E. Deman
Henry Townsend
Dunn
George Haines
Cha Ackerman
Clarence Beszeil
F. I. Bunting
E. C. Shubert
Leonard Fisk
Peter Kolinski
Fey
D. Streicher
Fred & Doz
Church Division B hosts lunch at Mrs Martin home
Division B of the Church of Christ met yesterday at Mrs George Martin's West River Street home. Ten members and nine guests attended a tureen luncheon. devotional led by Mrs Co MM Terry. fall-work plans discussed. contests with prizes won by Mrs B C Alexander and Mrs B R Bridge. Hazel Martin played The Robin's Return on piano.
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George Smith
Joe Reba
W. L
Church of Christ
Smith
Harvard Avenue
Banco
Elizabeth Folk
Clarence Grandstaff Rich
Lillian Williams
Don Myers
Buneo
Lillian Mallory
Freda McKay
Fourth Street
George, Fritz
Circle NO
Circle No & Paul's
George Fritz
Spruce Street
Georges Vogsey
Ralph Rogers
Oberlin Road
George Martin
West River Street
CO. MM. Terry
B.C. Alexander
B. R. Bridge
Hazel Martin
PF. H. Davis
West Third Street
Hart's Poultry Market Ad Offers Fresh Poultry Prices
Saturday stewing hens 16c 18c 20c per lb. Spring chickens for fry or roast 25c 28c per lb. Fresh eggs, home grown potatoes. Corner 2nd and Chestnut. Phone 5874.
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Hart’s Poultry Market
Corner 2Nd and Chestnut
District Missionary Rally Delegation Named
Fourteen Emoa Dean Anderson Circle members dined at United Presbyterian church then planned to attend a district missionary rally at Lakewood church on Friday October nineteenth. Frances Brown and Reverend Stewart will speak. Jean Smith organized the program. a circle of prayer closed the meeting. The group will host the Boys Missionary Society at the October twenty sixth supper.
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Laporte Methodist Episcopal Church
Paul Pask Brown
Cherek
Erna Whitney
Ehworth League
Laporte
Vernon Wade Waear
V P
KE. A
Emoa
Dean Anderson
United Presbyterian Church
Charlotte Harper
Mildred Diewald
Mary Emily Scott
Lakewood
Frances Brown
Stewart
India
Jean Smith
Emma Dean Anderson
Boys’ 5Ionary Society
Marjorie DeLong
John G. Koontz
the Fields M. E. Church
Agnes DeLoyd
Lee Andrews
Velma Andrews
Hattie Andrews
Epworth League
Helen
Marylin Lyndes
Mrs J C Champion Visits Belle Vue Family
Mrs J C Champion of Belle Vue spends weekend with daughter Mise Ora Champion of Cleveland Street. Born to Mr and Mrs Carl Cushing of Pelham New York on September 20 a daughter Katherine McKinnon Cushing. Stan Machock of 160 Bath Street.
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J. C. Champion
Bellevue
Mise Ora Champion
Cleveland Street
Carl Cushling
Pelham
New York
Katherine McKinnon Cushing
Stan Machock
Bath
School Singing Controversy Sparks Debate Over Doves and Canaries
A Cleveland college educator reports a county program that divides third and fourth graders into Canaries who sing and Daves who cannot. Parents fear tainting self esteem and call for discussion of public school practices. The letter shares personal memories of being unable to sing and advocates rethinking group singing as a costly, harmful distinction.
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Garry C. Myers
Cleveland College
Western Reserve University
Dr. Myers
Rummage Sale by Ladies Aux at 390 Broad St
A rummage sale is slated for Saturday hosted by the Ladies Auxiliary of the Spanish War Veterans at 390 Broad Street next to Middle and Broad. Proceeds support veterans activities.
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Broad St
Family arrivals at parents home amid hospital update
Mary Schwert and Mia and Babe Reed with Carl Knieper of Los Angeles and Leroy Koleper of Columbus visited their parents on West Bridge street Tuesday evening. Joseph P. Koleper of Denison Avenue called them home as Alberta Mary Gamble, of Denison Avenue, underwent an appendectomy this morning at Elyria Memorial Hospital and is reported resting well.
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Carl Knieper
Los Angeles
California
Leroy Koleper
Columbus
Ohio
Weat Bridge Street
Joseph P. Koleper
Alberta Mary Gamble
Denison Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Britain Losing Her Barmaids
A long disjointed report analyzes changes in barmaid numbers across Britain over a decade. It notes barmaids once outnumbered by barmen by about 000 and now comprise a minority nationwide, with London seeing a steep decline to around 4,000. The piece hints at ongoing shifts but no decisive immediate replacement trend.
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Britain
Bermidds
Elf
Detenuer
Great Britain
England
Wale
London
Metropolis Barmen Surpass Barmaids By Big Margin
The number of barmen has increased by 3229, with 4300 more barmen than barmaids in the metropolis. Australian labor officials discuss basic wages while parsing margins for skill amid debate on wage scales. An exasperated judge quips that “it requires some kind of skill to blow one's nose.”
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Australia
One Labor World
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