Congregations Orchestra at Lake Street Event
A community notice describes an event at the corner of Lake Street on Thursday at 7 P.M. featuring a concert by the Congregations Orchestra and performances by F W Rega Eagle's Nest and other local figures. The document also lists officers and attendees connected to Columbus organizations and a K of C meeting.
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I. Corner
Lake Street
Zamecnik
F. W. Rega
Eagle's Nest
Isenman
Tonight and Tomorrow Club and Lodge Event Schedule
Community notices list supper events at First Baptist Ladies Aid Elyria Lodge 778 at 3 p m and Missionary Society supper at 6 06 tonight. Tomorrow includes home coming for Miss Mueker and various group meetings at G A R Hall Kiwanta Club Chamber of Commerce and other lodges with functions at Wurst Hall Eagle and Catholic halls and a YWCA federation meeting at the gym with new secretary Charlotte Washburn.
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Elyria
LaGrange
Missionary Society of First Baptist Church
Hamilton P T A Meeting Set At 3 15 At School
Prof Shelton to address the Hamilton Parent-Teachers meeting at the school at 3 15. It marks the first meeting of the season. Mrs RR Doat and Mrs J P Annas of Columbus street attended a hotel dinner party hosted by Mrs Dogg Bryant of Lakewood.
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Hamilton
Prof
Shelton
Doat
J. P. Annas
Columbus Street
Hotel Statler
Service Star Legion Delegates Start Cleveland Visit
Elyria women Mrs Riley Mrs Geeaia rs Landers Mrs Elmes and Mrs Mearoe joined the Cleveland convention in the morning. They toured Gordon park and Liberty Row then gathered at the Art Museum Wade Park for a memory service honoring Gold Star mothers. The event featured remarks by Mrs Margaret Norris and a schoolchildren’s recital. The program ended with the Star Spangled Banner.
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Elyria
Service Star Legion
Cleveland
Riley
Geeaiars. Landers
Elmes
Mearoe
Gardner Abbott
Cuyahoge
The
American Legion
Chatteau-Thefrry
Hoe
Gordon’ Park
Liberty Row
Arts Museum
Wade Park
Star Legion
Harper Garcon Smythe
Margaret M. Norris
Gold Star Division
W C T U Plans Visit to County Infirmary Inmates
The Elyria W C T U and Lorain County W C T U will entertain inmates at the County Infirmary on Wednesday September 21. Members should confirm attendance with divisional coordinators Mrs A C Martin East side Mrs S H Strickler Middle and Mrs E E Reed West. It will be a flower mission day. bring flowers and enough sandwiches for two or three and one large dish.
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Elyria -W.-C.-T.u
Lorain County -W.C. -T.-U
East Side
A. C. Martin
Middle Division
S.H. Strickler
West Side
E. E
Women seek sewing cleaning and nursing help at YWCA
Many calls come into the Y W C A from people seeking work including sewing cleaning and dusting or practical nursing. Interested individuals may learn particulars by calling the YMCA office 2158.
Grape Nuts Recalled as Edible Crisp Food
A brief notice describes Grape Nuts as an edible crisp product. It mentions a warning about drowned gravel like particles in the item and advises consumer caution.
Woman's Home Missionary Society Meets After Summer
The M E church women held the fall meeting yesterday afternoon with large attendance. Miss Elizabeth Cawrse, back from Europe and England, spoke about her travels and war sites in Belgium France and London. She described graves decorations by Belgium’s king and queen and winter conditions in areas near Arras and other battle towns.
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Women’s Home Missionary Society
M- E
Elizabeth Cawrse
Europe
England
France
Belgium
Shea
London
Arras
Wedding Week Events Include Lynch Craine Nuptials Tomorrow
Last night a dinner party hosted by Mrs J J Banville honored Miss Maud Lynch and Percy Craine ahead of their marriage in St Marys parish home tomorrow morning. Earlier Miss Lynch received a silver shower from Miss Mary Colgan on Furnace Street. The Blue Moon Club opened its season with a gathering at Harold Porters and elected officers. Irvin Fullmer married Dorothy Bate of Garrettsville, with plans to move to Washington DC. Extensive local social notes follow, detailing visitors, engagements, and moves of residents including Neiding, Reed, and Smith families.
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Maud Lynch
Percy Craine
St. Mary’s Parish
J. J. Banville
Laundon Street
Mary Colgan
Furnace Street
Miss Lynch
Miss. Lynch
Blue Moon Club
Harold Porter
11Th “Street
Alfred, Brouse
Sherwood Bryan
Eddie Calman
Clifford Daniels
L. Guthman
Maxwell
Chase
Howard Hucks
Howard Hogan
Nelson
Krugman
Homer Landon
Henry Kopsky
CaselLton Penfound
Harold’ Porter
Ralph Rogers
Henry
Kopsky
Harold Krugman
Irvin Fullmer
Miss Bate
Garrettsville
Martin Fullmer
East Avenue
Irvin
Dorothy Bate
R. H- Bate
Washington, D. C
Fullmer
Elyria High School
Case School of Applied Science
Cleveland High School
Oberlin
Birthday Celebration at H. H. Foskett Home
Relatives from Medina Witchfield and Elyria gathered at the residence of Mr. H. H. Foskett for his birthday. A sumptuous dinner followed by visiting and music filled the day before guests voted the Fosketts as royal entertainers and departed for home.
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Medina
Witchfield
Elyria
H. H. Foskett
Mr. Foskett
Mrs. Fiskett
Exchange club adds three new members at noon meeting
The Exchange club held its regular meeting at the Chamber of Commerce yesterday noon and welcomed three new members with a hearty reception. T D Welch from Exide battery spoke on battery construction and uses, answering questions. Next week attorney F M Stetson will address the club.
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Exchange Club
Chamber’ of Commerce
T. D. Welch
Exide
F. M. Stetson
Argyle Lodge Meeting Notice by Daughters of Scotland
Daughters of Scotland Argyle Lodge will hold its regular meeting tomorrow night in Wurst Hall at 7 30. All members are requested to be present.
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Argyle Lodge
Daughters of Scotland
Wurst Hall
Odd Fellows Lodge Holds Smok er Social Meeting
The Odd Fellows Lodge No. 163 met in the I O O F hall with a full attendance. After the regular business, there was a social sticker and card event. Mrs Sharp to entertain Laurel Club.
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Odd Fellows. Lodge
I. O. O._F. hall
Mrs, Sharp
Laurel Club
IRS Club Molds First Pall Meeting
The Irie club held its first fall meeting at the limited Presbyterian church and elected officers for the coming year. Louise Towsill is president Olive Tetthil vice president and Mary Andrews secretary and treasurer. The next meeting is the first Thursday in October. Sixty five attended the Women’s Benefit Association meeting at Werst Hall where Mrs Decoty was initiated. A card social is planned for Thursday September 27th. Division L of the Second Congregational church to serve a twenty five cent dinner Thursday noon in the church. The Pythian Sisters will hold their first fall meeting at Werst Hall tonight at 7 30 p m all members should attend.
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Y. WC. A
Charlotte Washburn
H. C. Stevens
Linwood
Federation
Terister
Minard
Clay
New York
Amd
Pittsburgh
Mra
A. F. Terry
Marie Mueller
Elyria Audubon. Bird Club
Lorain County’ Bank
Irie Club
Linited Presbyterian Church
Louise Towsll
Olive Tetthil
Mary Andrews
Women's Benefit Association
Werst Hall
Second Congregational Church
Pythian Sisters
Wurst Hall
College moves for local youths this year
Bliss Josephine Lockard left last Monday for Ohio Wesleyan where she will attend school this year. Arthur Lockard has gone to Marietta college. Herald Heal has gone to Ada to attend Ohio Northern College.
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Bliss Josephine Lockard
Ohio Wesleyan
Arthur Lockard
Marietta College
Herald Heal
Ada
Ohio Northern College
Wheeler Fowler Nuptials Link Oberlin to Pittsfield
Miss Jona Fowls of Oberlin and Clyde Wheeler of Pittsfield married yesterday at 4 by Rev. Smith at his home. They proceeded on a three weeks trip to northern Michigan after the ceremony.
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Wheeler-Fowler
Jona Fowls
Oberlin
Clyde Wheeler
Pittsfield
Rev. Smith
Michigan
Royal Marriage Act Note on Prince’s Plans and Parliament
The text explains that under the Royal Marriage Act the Prince must give twelve months notice to the Privy Council before marrying, and the marriage remains legally valid only if both Houses of Parliament do not disapprove. The rule applies despite the prince being over twenty five.
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Privy Council
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