Stagest of Minard Lester Event Gifts Mueller
An evening program featured performances by local students and a collection of songs. Miss Mueller received a gray leather handbag from T.S.T. girls and over seventy-five belts from friends. The event, planned by five mothers, left attendees heart warmed.
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Stagse
Minard Lester
Chae
FE Lester
Waehtagien Avenue
Reson
Geldom Deo
Misa Mueller
T.3
T. P
Mise Mueller
Ackeee
T.S.T
Viola. Nervis
J. A. Hewitt
J.W. Miter
W.F. Bell
Mary Rosa
Church program draws praise for young Georgia Hubbard
A church program featured four readings by fifteen year old Georgia Hubbard with her piece Won't Cry No More praised for perfect interpretation. The audience lauded the performance as a brilliant future for the young genius. Special attractions included four soprano solos by Elsie Young and four violin solos by William Conrad from Lorain that aided in making the program a gratifying success.
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Georgia -Hubbard
Miss
Elsie Young
William Conrad
Lorain
Mate“Rially
Hatneveh Club installs officers at farewell party
The Hatneveh Club of Elvrin held a farewell party for past president Oscar H Rosen at OFL hall. Max Pacter presided as new chairman and Rosen expressed sorrow at leaving Elyria and the club. Other members spoke, refreshments were served, and dancing followed. A separate note reports MSS SOUTES weds Letite Soulés yesterday at Matho district church with Rev Dr Winters officiating. The couple will live in Wellington KY after a luncheon at Bigs Lilian Steineck’s home.
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wClub
Elvrin
Letite
Yeaterday
Dr. Winters
Bigs
Lilian
Steineck
Wellington
Ministers Retreat Draws Federated Church Leaders
Elyria ministers including Barner, Rev Smith attended the Federated churches of Cleveland Ministers Retreat. Mr Rawey hosted about two hundred clergy at his Gates Mills home for a midday meal of hominy and corn toast before a program with speaker Dr S J Gordom. Dr E L Rice is visiting Atwater, Ohio for a hunting trip.
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sReéev
Grant
Barner
Rand
Smith
Elyria
Federated Churches
Cleveland
Gates Mills
S J. Gordom
E_ L. Rice
Atwater, O
Y W C A Public Education Event Opens Monday
The Educational Department of the YWCA announces Mina Todd as a featured speaker. The public is invited to attend the event starting Monday evening September 26 at 7 o clock. For more information call the YWCA at 2153.
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Y. Oeekeanl
Mina Todd
Tonight and Tomorrow: Local civic and church events listed
Tonight events include Bona of Veterans in GHAR hall, Order of Eastern Star at Mescale Temple, Security Beneatt association in 6 O. C. hall, LaPorte Parent Teachers at the school house, Friendship club cabinet meeting at YWCA gym with supper at Polly- Anza club, and ADR Webber on Washington avenue. Tomorrow features Junior Auxiliary of St Andrew's church in Guild rooms and a Young Women's Missionary Bo ver reunion at Second church.
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Friendship Club
Polly- Anza
Webber
Washington
Avenue
Andrew’ S Church
Oberlin college registration and local notices
The Lorain area reports Oberlin College registration and students traveling to Ohio State and Ann Arbor for study and senior day. Local residents Kenneth Scott and Harold Schwind will resume studies. several Elyria residents plan fall moves to Oberlin. Miss Mildred Corfman and others listed in fall plans. Mrs Oldfield hosted the research club with a fall flowers theme and a newspaper catchword contest won by Mrs Fulmer.
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Kenneth
Scott
Fourteenth Street
Columbus
Ohio- State
Kenneth Bills
Harold Schwind
Oberlin
Athen Fer
Elyria
Misa
Mildred Corfman
Dorothy
Bell
Linda “Blanchard
Eva
Ander
Dred- Fauvet
Katherine
Mahn
Aha
Bradford - Stetson
iPierre “Smith
Ruth
William
Sharp
Wil
Oldfield
Middle - Ave
Ful Fulmer
Cole
Maud-Copas
Foster
Avenue
Tober
Mrs Nelson Johnson Hosts Diner Honor Event
Mrs Nelson Johnson hosted a dinner at her Williams Street home in honor of her mother Mrs Louise Kmat. Twenty three guests attended as Mrs DoroThea Johnson and Mrs John Frits offered several selections. Mrs Ernst received many gifts and best wishes for a speedy happy return of the day.
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Nelson - Johnson
Williams-street
Louise -Kmat
Dorothea Johnson
John Frits
Plano
Ernst
Unique Club Hosts Social and Barn Dance Evening
The Unique club and their husbands enjoyed a honey and marshmallow roast at Mrs Albert Warner's Forest Hill home followed by a lively barn dance. Guests from Detroit Lorain and Elyria attended. The next meeting is set for Mrs Robert Prestein’s home in Lorain on October 5. Mrs Roylan hosted the Care Not Club at her summer home on the Lake Shore.
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Albert. Warner
Forest Hill
Detroit Lorain
Elyria
Rovert Prestein
Strest
Lorain
Chronicle-Telegram Corrects Marriage Name Error
The Chronicle-Telegram acknowledges yesterday’s mistake in misnaming Mrs. Maud Lynch wife of Percy Craine. The properly identified full name is Miss Maud Lynch.
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The
Chronicle-Telegram
Mise
Local Notes and Social Roundup From Lakeside Area
Community updates include Koppes of Earl studying at Carnegie Tech in Pittsburgh, Mr Al R Taylor improving at Cleveland Street home, and Shelton ill but improving. Mayflower Camp at R. Nesot's meeting, Buswell and guests at 412 Middle Avenue attend Bert Smith funeral. Miss Bert Smith, Miss Gertrude Wack relocate to Pulaski Tenn as history teacher at Martin College. Mrs Cameron hosts a sewing day for Pythian Sisters, making robes for team work. Guests include Mr Crosby and Mrs Minnie Salisbury, Mrs Emma Clark from Lansing. William Sharp returns to Michigan after ten days with Crosby. George Stevens and sons Edward and David Gates return from Box Hill, NY. Invitations issued for Chester Suppes of Elyria to Miss Polly Rhodes of Toledo in Geneva NY on Sep 24. Mrs Julia Hart of Oberlin visited Lakeside then Miss Fratees-Young at the Ot Eadies Home en route home. Circle Number Nine Methodist elect officers: Mrs
Wartime letter hints at army unity and officer changes
A disjointed OCR fragment suggests a message to Secretary Weeks about Army service sharing a new approach within weeks. It mentions General Meesaber and Mitchell's removal as part of resolving differences mediated by the Secretary of War.
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Méeseber
Mitchell
Secretary of War
Vocational Education Association Meeting Report
Lewis Whitacre president Chapbanoff secretary and J T Good treasurer are named officers. The Federal Association of Vocational Education held a meeting at the Red Cross Home in the Masonic Temple to discuss vocational training for disabled soldiers. Miss M E Miskill returned from Columbus after attending a tuberculosis conference and has not moved into new quarters yet.
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Lewis Whitacre
Chapbanoff
Es Bunati
Hine
John
Suyéer
Representa Gve
Association of Vocational Education
Offee Cof
Red Cross
la- Vice
Masonic Temple
M.E- Miskill
Columbus
Miss Miskill
Chronicle-Talegram
Wee Pat Up To The Fodge
A brief note describes Wee Pat preparing to enter the fodge context, likely a local race or event, with sparse details and a cloudy reference to moves or status.
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Elyria Zionist Club
MSS
Soutes
WEDS
Stev. Ick
Eliria
Chase & Sanborn Seal Brand Coffee
Tall Can
Alaska Red Salon
Milan
Fela
Per
Ib—Economize
Bona
Ghar Hall
Order of Eastern Star
Security Beneatt Association
O. C
Hall
LaPorte
King's: Daughters
Ot “Second Church
Young Women’s. “Missionary
Bover of
SCLUB
Johnson
Lae Tomance
Virginia Cook
Californias
Charles
Eric
Whitmore
Whitamore
England
Miss Cook
Wayne
Koppes of
Earl
Court
Carnegie Tech
Pittsburgh
al R. Taylor
Bess
Cleveland Street
Hicely
Shelton
Buswell
Oa. W.ewington
Middle Avende
Bert Smith
Pulaski, Tenn
Martin
Cameron
and Helton
Onm
Ares
Sam
Beall
Adies
Michigan
Crosby
North ‘Olmsted
Emma
Lansing
Mich
Mary
Collins
East Avenue
McClellan
Eagle
Ohio
George ‘Stevens
Edward
David Gates
Box ‘Hill
New ‘York
Chester Suppes
Elytia
Polly -Rhioles
Toledo
Geneva
New York
Julia Hart
Lakeside
Methodist Church
Northampton
Mesa
Sykesfort
C.K. Humphries
Thes Comfort
PO Voaeee As
Bolivia
Cols
Bela
Ceel Weumrn
Eurdareps
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