Opening meeting of Woman's Civic Club outlines plans
The Woman's Civic Club held an opening meeting with Chief Bates outlining the fire prevention program and mass meeting at the Rialto theater. Delegates Mrs Hurst and Mrs Loughry were chosen for the state convention in Cincinnati. Members urged letters to Washington protesting a tax on musical instruments and urged open sessions of the disarmament conference. The afternoon featured bird study, a canning demo, songs by Mrs C R Maples, and a November 9 luncheon with guest Miss Margaret Stahl presenting Happiness.
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Woman's Civic Club
Herst
Bates
Rialto Theater
Hurst
Loughry
Federated Clubs
Cincinnati
General Federation of Club
Washington
Herman Stevens
Harding
Spirit of America
Hallowe'en
Department of Home Economics
Deane Burns
Cora Ensign
Adubon Bird Club
Mra
Ensign
C. R. Maples
Department of Art and Literature
Margaret Stahl
Presbyterians Hold State Synod Meeting in Cambridge Today
The Synod of Obie presbyterian church convenes in Cambridge with 14 118 members statewide reflecting a 3 percent rise from last year. Ohio Presbyterians report record contributions for global work totaling 2 408 868 dollars in 1921 an increase of 48 percent over the previous year. Per capita gifts average six dollars and eight cents while denominational per capita stands at six fifty. The report notes Ohio districts including Cleveland Cincinnati Columbus and Toledo with varying conversion rates. In other church news the Second Meeting of the Two Men's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church met midweek with devotions by Mrs Amy Shuer and a talk on Obedience. Miss E B De Laney missionary to Africa spoke of fund raising for mission stations and evangelists with a free will offering reaching 37 00 dollars.
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Synod of Obie
The
Presbyterian Church
Cambridge
Ohie
Ohio
Portsmouth Presbyterian
Ohio Presbyterian
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Columbus
Toledo
First Baptist Church
Gertrude McCullough
Evelyn Wilson
Amy 3Huer
E B. de Lanery
Africa
British Central Africa
Aisston Field
Mier DeLarey
Mr Gray
Bettany Baptist Church
Knights of Pythias
Elytia
Wedina
Cuyphosa
Chevelier Lodge
la Grange
la Grenge
Cigarets Must Go Decision At State W C T U Convention
At Toledo the state W C T U adopted a resolution pledging to enforce the tobacco sale ban to minors. Delegates including Mrs. Nellie M Hill and Mrs 3 H Strickler represented the county, while Mrs E Handkers spoke for South Ridge. The message on evils of tobacco reached about 200000 school children in 937 schools with 1000 posters. Florence D Richards said brewery fires have been ban ked for all time as crusaders were honored for decades of temperance work. The convention ends tonight.
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Nellie M. Hill
Florence D. Richards
Columbus
Salooon
Miss Belle Seton Becomes A Bride
A wedding last evening at the Congregational church united Miss Belle Seton and Harry Linder. The ceremony was private with organ music by Gladys Parmely, bridesmaids Katherine Athe and Irma Cochrane, and best men Fred Brown and Dan Symons. The couple left for Washington DC after a dinner at the bride’s home and will reside at 126 Cedar Street.
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Belle Setomn
Harry Linder
Gladys Parmely
Grant
C. C Seton
Katherine Athe
Irma Cochrane
Fred Brown
Dan Symons
Oxford Avenue
Cleveland
Washington, DC
Cedar Street
Evening and Tomorrow Community Club Notices
Tonight and tomorrow report numerous church and civic group events in Grafton and West River. Activities include lodge meetings at Eagles and Rebekah halls, church services, adult Bible classes, and wartime veteran auxiliary gatherings.
Fiftieth Anniversary of St Pauls Evangelical
The St Pauls Evangelical Church of Third Street marks its fiftieth anniversary with a Sunday service and a multi day celebration through Monday and Tuesday. The program includes German and English services, choruses, sermons, and special music led by Pastor Paul Bourquin and a list of church officers and organizers.
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St Paul's Evangelical Church
Third Street
Ebenezer
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Clan Robertson
Eagles’ Lodge
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St Paul's
Child Conservation League
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Thirteenth Street
Political Science
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Women’s Relief Corps
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Girls’ Friendship Club
Northwest
Service Star Legion
St. Paul's Choir
Second Congregational Church
R. N. of A
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Second Street
Triangle Club
LaGrange
Marantha
Miss Bart
West Street
Jacob E Muerbach
Miles Elizabeth Murbach
Charles Bavage
Bradentown
Fieelds
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Book of Acre
Eloréa
K. of C. Hall
Mise L. Macauley
Church Council
Paul Bouquin
Dro
Ermeest Loefiter
W. F Hafner
Albert Pallas
Far Leamana @reasurer
Theodore Haig
Edward Stang
Karl Krein
Chas. Pallas
Henry Manns
Fred Kushinsky
Karl Verba
N. Lehmann
W Krause
Édith Rimbarcn Ixtroitus
Rypoonse
B’rayer
St. Paula Choir
All Ye Nations
Adams
Lorena Tomson
Steg
Lee Kates
St. Johns
Lorain
Theo Merten
St John's Choir
Hopanna
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H. C. Bischop
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Amherst
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Second Congregational Sunday School Orchestra
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