Drama program at North Elyria Grange and community notices
The North Elyria grange hosts a Wednesday evening program featuring mandolin orchestra and song numbers with cast list for The Old Maids Matrimonial Club one act. The issue reports a marriage of Fred A. Meinke and Lena Sternhagen at Reverend Muhlr’s study, a Lorain wedding of M. Viola Davis and Howard G. Hayes, and Sons and Daughters of Liberty meeting with initiation plans for November 3.
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Dramatsio
North Elyria Grange
Cub of the Grange
National
Emilem
Yy. Mw. Oc. A. Mandolin Orchestra
R. HL Miller
S. H. Borston Bong
Mimi
WW. Musica
Y”’ Orchestra
Eains
Old Maids
Maribah Lovejoy
Muriel Reisinger
Marilla Heywood
Florence Schoepfie
Priscilla Hope
Marie Schmidtkons
Marie Menz Anxiety Doherty
Margaret Roberts
Joyce McKinley
Faithful Blossom
O. W. Stege
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Elyria Delegates at Medina Congregations Conference
The sixty ninth semi annual Medina Association of Congregations meeting at Amherst on October 19 drew delegates from Elyria First and Second churches including Mrs M F Miller Mrs J F Glosser Mrs Swartz Miss Rich Rev J H Grant and J A Kaley and others. Speakers included Mrs George D Wilder and Professor Kemper Fuller of Oberlin discussing World Disarmament and the needs of the hour with Rev L C Grant Rev J H Grant and Fulerton leading the discussion.
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Medina Association of Congregations Churches
Amaherst
First Congregational Church
Elyria
FL M. Miller
J. F. Glosser
Swartz
Rich
J. H. Grant
J. A. Kaley
John Hecock
E. D. Kindig
Rachel Lamberton
John Conabee
Bmirs
John Bemis
Nellie Hecock
George D. Wilder
Oberlin
China
Ohio
W. B. MI
Kemper Fuller
L. C. Grant
Prof. Fullerton
Mar
Masquerade Dance at Wurst Hall Hosts 100 Couples
More than a hundred couples attended the Daugeters of Scotland masquerade at Wurst Hall last night. The grand march opened the event, with prizes awarded for best dressed and most comical costumes to Mrs. and Mrs. Charles Edwards, Mrs. John Stobo, George Paul, and children Jean Paul and George Robertson. Unmasking and dancing followed the prize ceremony with Smith's Orchestra providing the music.
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Wurst Hall
Daugeters of
Scotland
Charles Edwards
John Stobo
Jimmy
Progent
George Paul
Jean Paul
George Robertson
Smith
Hallowe'en Social At Midway School House
A Hallowe'en social is planned at the Midway school house in Amherst township District No 9 on Monday evening October 31. A program is being prepared and lunch will be served. Everybody welcome.
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Amherst Township
Midway
F.veryrybody
Important Ely PTA Meeting on Ward One Council Candidates
Ely Parents Teachers will meet in the Ely school building Wednesday October 26 at 4 PM to hear both candidates for council in the First ward. All mothers and fathers are urged to attend.
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Ely
St Anne's Sewing Circle Meets at Mrs Frank Smith Home
The St Anne's Sewing Circle met yesterday at Mrs Frank Smith's home on East Broad Street with about thirty members in attendance. The group spent the afternoon sewing and enjoyed a delicious lunch.
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St Anne's
Frank Smith
East Broad Street
Cirele
S. Paule Church
Westerder
Mra. (. A. Dostall ondNichels Court
Evening Community Events At Lake Avenue And More
Tonight events include a parent teachers fun at Lake Avenue school at 7 34. A men’s club speaker at First Congregational church and a Pollyanna club meeting with Mrs Peter man on Aurora terrace. A masquerade social at the church, Irish Republic group at Machisrs hall, and Ellis circus begin. Midway school P T A meets Thursday Oct 27 with Mrs Clara Cook as president.
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Lake Avenue
First Congregational Church
Chollette
Peterman
Aurora Terrace
I.C. FB
American Association For the Recognition of the Irish Republic
Machisrs
Midway School House
Clara Cook
Methodist Men's Club Meets for Supper with Dr Edwin Kirby
The Men's Club of the Methodist church will gather at the church at 6:30 PM for supper. Dr Edwin Kirby will be the evening speaker.
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Methodist Church
Edwin Kirby
Eawin Kirby
Local Personal News and engagements highlight busy week
Mrs. C M William travels to Columbus on business. Clara Bechtel visits sister Mrs W T Colker in Eastave. J J Snyder of Norwalk visits Elsmar vicinity. Bertha Ogle returns from west trip. L D Jefferson to spend weekend in Norwalk. Mrs Frank Eggert guests of Mrs J A Pusbach. Mrs W T Parsch hosts in Cleveland. Gertrude Taylor hosts Halloween party on Washington avenue. R B Lamar and L Whidden to spend weekend in Detroit. B Zenter and Anna Securny dine with Mrs William Meldrum in Lorain. Mr and Mrs E J Handerside announce Marie to August Reiman engagement. E E Rimbach visiting mother Mrs Henry Rimbach at 632 West River. R K Holcombe in New York buying for Lewis Mercantile Co. Mrs E E Curtice visits LaGrange. Lloyd Cole hosts on Earl Court. Earl Lewis family in LaGrange visiting H M Powers. Warren, Linson, Whyte couples motor to Lima for Sunday. J H Aickiney announces Gladys engagement to Leo Armstrong. Opal Herr and Helen Simon to attend Akron–Ada game. Wm Honger and others host Lakewood guests at Hareer home. Born: a baby boy to Howard Vosburg at Memorial hospital. Charles McAlister to visit East Avenue for weekend. Mrs Jacob Smith of Hamburer, NY visiting daughter. Circle 1 of St Paul church sews. luncheon. Anthony Poss of Cleveland to weekend with Conway family. Emma Miller and Dorothy Vosburg plus others attend Roe Milner anniversary at Stop 11 Lake Avenue.
Marriages Shown For Lorain Residents In Local Notice
Howard Hays aged 21 and Otter and Viola Davis aged 20 from Lorain tied marriage vows with Reverend Donaldson presiding. Other couples include Howard C. Gollmer 27 pattern maker and Meta Smithberger 30 stenographer in Lorain with Rev. Mer ton officiating. Duty Sales 30 farmer wed Clara Waldron 38. Elrria J.P. Fred A. Meinke 29 water works clerk wed Lena Strernhagen 33. Mos. Birtie 25 laborer with Elena Coire 18. and Frank Onzele 29 moulder with Bertha Sanes 24. A Lorain priest officiated for the latter pairing.
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Howard Hays
Otter
Viola Davis
Lorain
Donaldson
Howard C. Gollmer
Meta Smithberger
Merton
Farmer
Clara Waldron
Elrria
Moulder
Bertha Sanes
Larsin
Mos
Birtie
Laborer
Elena Coire
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Log
Admitted Mrs A Morgan from George Street. Discharged Mrs Marr Finen of West River Street Mrs Clara LL Llewellyn of Second Street Mrs Jennie Hinchines and baby of Harv ard Street Miss Marserett Winter Henry Joyce of 14th Street LOOs
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A. Morgan
George Street
Marr Finen
West River Street
Clara LL Llewellyn
Second Street
Jennie Hinchines
Babr
Harvard Street
Marserett Winter
14Th Street
Henry Joyce
Eagles Dance Draws Seventy-Five Couples
Seventy five couples attended the Eagles dance last night with guests from Amherst and Grafton. Giles' orchestra provided the music and attendees report a pleasant evening with good tunes.
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Amherst
Grafton
Giles’ Orchestra
Brotherhood Yeomen to Host Annual Children's Festival
The Brotherhood of American Yeomen will hold their annual children's festival on Monday evening October 24 in Odd Fellows hall.
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Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Odd Fellows Hall
Coterie Five Hundred Club Meets at Mrs Wells Home
The Coterie Five Hundred Club gathered yesterday afternoon at Mrs. J. T. Wells's home with twelve ladies present. Mrs. Frank Ryan, Mrs. Hart Summers, and Mrs. Smith won high score. A luncheon followed. The next meeting is Friday at Mrs. Jim Brandan's on Princeton avenue.
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Coterie Five Hundred Club
J. T. Wells
Frank Ryan
Hart Summers
Smith
Jim Brandan
Princeton Avenue
Autumn Culture Club Meeting At Mrs Bath Home
Eighteen Culture club ladies gathered yesterday at Mrs. Bath's Third street residence. Mrs. J. M. Arata read Our Nation's Resources while members offered Autumn Thoughts. Mr. C. F. Ensign recited October Days, a poem to be printed in full tomorrow. Refreshments followed.
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Culture Club
Iria Club Hosts Miss Tutthil Family Evening
The Iria Club enjoyed an evening hosted by Misses Olive and Frances Tutthil on Seventh Street with music and games. Dainty refreshments followed and prizes were awarded to Miss Grace Haines and Mr. R. W. Ramage.
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Iria Club
Olive
Frances Tutthil
Seventh Street
Grace Haines
R. W. Ramage
Ohio 1921 corn contest yields drop from prior year
Field men of Ohio State University predict the 106 Bushel Corn Club will shrink to about half the 18 qualifiers last year as a bad season cuts yields. The best averages run 80 to 90 bushels per acre, with only Harvey G. Hammond logging 104.14 bushels per acre on a 10 acre field in Knox County. A forestry conference is planned in Seattle.
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Ohio
College of Agriculture
Ohio State University
Harvey G. Hammond
Unaton Township
Knox County
Buffalo Bill's Widow Dies After Long Illness
Mrs. William F. Cody, Buffalo Bill’s widow, died at her home after a long illness. The report notes the death occurred late last night and mentions her husband’s fame and a separate line about mahogany and cedar output from Gold Coast and Ashasti if internal communications were improved.
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Cody
Wiliam F. Cody
Buffalo Bill
Gold Coast
Ashasti
Fragmented OCR Summary Card
The readable text fragment mentions a broad world context and an unidentified event. No clear names, dates, places, or organizations are present. The item reads as a partial note or metadata fragment rather than a complete news item.
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Eliza Hooker
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Esther Snyder
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H. C. Muhlr
Fred A. Meinke
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Daughters OF Scotland
Reuben Miller
Emma Snryder
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Catholic Daughters OF America
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Irene Jackson
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Hallowe'en
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M. William
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Clara Bechtel
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W. T. Colker
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J. J. Snyder
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Frank Eggert
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Akron University
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Wm. Honger
E. J. Lange
Wm. Hunger
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Chas. Hareer
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Howard Vosburg
Memorial Hospital
Charles McAlister
Washington, Pa
L. H. Hindman
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Jacob Smith
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W. J. Hecker
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Geo. Vogler
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Samuel Peal
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David Decker
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Woman's Missionary Society
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Castle’s Wall Paper Store
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Methodist Church Men's Club
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James S. Kirk & CO
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Merry
Rth Hk
Betty
Lesmon
Answ
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Piacr
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