Elyria Society Hears Meeting Reports and Local Notices
The Elyria Society reports from the September meeting include health fund notes and surplus funds for starting a brace. Library officials face concerns over extra expenses and a state health report is presented by Drs Freneeh and Heven. B Graham returns to Elyria from Colorado after a few days. The ENCE ECHOES service at the Congregational church previews C A Student Conference updates and Geneva leaders. The Ladies Club Fall meeting at Mrs B on Eighth street appoints a new president Schwartz and outlines plans for October host Florence Holcomb to welcome C Daly of Akron.
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Eptember
Aunty Medical Society
Amherst
Elyria
B. Graham
Colorado
Graham
Springs
Unitterian Church
Auring
Evening community events listed for tonight and tomorrow
Rebekah Lodge hosts public entertainment at 8 PM in I O O F Hall. Grace Lutheran Ladies Aid meets church parlors. Triangle Club hosts dance in Elk’s Hall. Poinsettia Club with Mrs Meyers at 529 Clark. Grace Lutheran YPS meets evening. Kiwanis Club luncheon. Circle 1 St Paul’s meets at 115 Beverly Ct. Church of Christ Ladies Aid Section 3 meets. St Andrews PTO meets. Section 4 Ladies Aid meets. Elyria Camp R N of Acard Social. Grace Lutheran Young People’s Society listed.
Bee Keepers Meet Monday Night in Lorrin County
The Lorrin County Bee Keepers Association will meet at the city corner chamber next Monday night to wind up the year and elect new officers. The group reports a good year with several meetings and growing interest.
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Lorrin County
Bee Keepers Association
City Corner Chamber
Chevalier Lodge Hosts Social Evening in Ely Block
Chevalier Lodge Knights of Py thias held a house warming at their new Ely block home with attendees from local and outside lodges. Mayor Jones spoke on Pychianism, joined by J. E. Riler and others in a night of speeches music and a fine lunch. Exchange Club notes Stetson on stocks and Elvria High School football standings. Kiwanis Rotary and Exchange Clubs aiding ticket sales for upcoming events.
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Exchange Club
Frank A. Stetson
Elvria
Chamber of Commerce
Kiwanis
Rotars
Exchange
Terrell
Laf O-Lot Club Meeting At Lena Decker Home
The Laf O-Lot club met Monday night at Miss Lena Decker’s Cleveland Street home. Members discussed summer experiences, sewing, and Tausie. Next meeting set for October 5 at Mrs. Leonard Hastings West Street. Miss Otelia Schmitkins was guest of honor. The Rebekahs plan a 70th lodge anniversary program tonight at 8. Public doors open at 7. W. C. A. class schedule changes announced. Citizenship class moves to Tuesday 7 to 8. Miss Moore’s sewing class to Monday 7 to 8. A full class schedule to follow.
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CLR
Decker
Lena Decker
Cleveland Street
Tausie
Leonard Hastings
West Street
Otelia Schmitkins
Rebekahs
Social Notes From Lorain And Elyria Visits
Personais Herbert Stream of Lorain visits friends in Elyria. W J Dowd of Toledo guests of his sister Mrs Joe Smythe. Mrs G M Ferguson of Second Street spent yesterday in Lorain. I B Graham of Colorado Springs guest yesterday of cousin R J Henderson. Mrs Frank Smith of Beverly Court has gone to Norwalk for the weekend with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Stream
Lorain
Elyria
W. J. Dowd
Toledo
Mrs
Joe Smythe
G. M. Ferguson
Second Street
I. B. Graham
Colorado Springs
R. J. Henderson
Frank Smith
Beverly Court
Norwalk
Corfman
Fark Avenine
Oberlin
Frank Whitney
South Alain Street
Local society notes from Elyria and Oberlin events
Amherst couples wed at SM. E. parsonage. Oberlin Conservatory duties resumed by Gladys McCullough. Families travel and visit across Elyria, Oberlin, and Willard with multiple social gatherings, hospitalities, and illness updates.
Ohio Federation Women’s Clubs Plans Cincinnati Convention
Henry Kennon Dunhan announces the Ohio Federation convention details and a complete law of town chairmen for club women across Ohio. Key coordinators cover banquets credentials decorations entertainment hotels rail and train transport ushers and pages publicity printing and more as the October gathering in Cincinnati nears. The event aims to set attendance records aided by one and one third fare rail rates and Cincinnati’s hospital reputation. The convention includes a guest address by Mrs Percy Woo Penosher and a Cincinnati Symphony concert for club women. Officers will be elected and the state directory delayed until after the convention.
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Henry Kennon Dunhan
Vernon Place
Cincinnati
Ohio Federation
A. L. Whittaker
Walnut Hill
Credentials
Yarol
Walnut Hills
Charis R. Fox
Brooklyn
Federaon
State Club
Axenta Orst
Percy Woo Penosher
Austin
Texas
The
General Federation
Department of American Citizenship
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Cleveland Olla Podrida Club
Edgar Todd
Troxv
Pioneer Association
Europe
Ohio
Student Returns to Oberlin for Advanced Degree
A past year student is returning to Oberlin to pursue a 3faster's degree, resuming studies after a period away. The move signals continued commitment to higher education and local academic advancement.
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Oberlin
Birmingham Ohio Community News Roundup
Parker and Beckstein busy picking apples at their farms. Mr and Mrs William Smithins and family were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs John Bauman. George Tempie picking apples at H A Funk's orchard. Martha Detlifield visited sister Mrs P A Latleran. Rev William Jauch and Ms Clarence Amsturt attended Methodist Conference on Santa Claus Ind returns home. George Denman and Gust Delifield visited Penfield Elyria Lorain. Rev Ign Holtkamp returns from vacation. J W Decker of Cleveland called on friends. Mrs G Fletcher and son Alf on sick list. Mrs Orville Becker called on Mrs A F Brandau. Mr and Mrs Bolis Townley of Cleveland motored to Mrs Florence Blanneh.
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Birmingham
Parker and Beckstein
William Smithins
John Bauman
George Tempie
H. A. Funk
Martha Tdclifield
P. A. Latleran
William Jauch
Clarence Amsturt
Santa Claus
Ind
W. H. Truscott
Elyria
George Denman
C. H. Scnoeepdiv
J. W. Decker
Cleveland
Sundar
A. Andrews
Sandusky
Ars. Sinmith
A. F. Brandau
Bolis
George Townley
Florence Blarnehered
C. Seford
Robert
Aise
Cleveland Visitors and Local Social Roundup
Mr and Mrs A Z Steinmeitz and daughter Ruth of Cleveland visited Birmingham area friends. WCTU meeting at Birmingham Church well attended. David Reed bought 2 farm neat Wakeman. Mrs Orville Becker of Somerset Center Michigan visiting son Geo Townler in Gisgeland. Mrs Becker greeted by village friends. Mrs Florence Bleachered hosted Becker and guest, then Mr and Mrs George Denman, Mr and Mrs Miller, Witber Vermilion, and Mr and Mrs W H Olds hosted dinner in Becker's honor. Becker returned to Cleveland with social functions planned in her honor.
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A. Z. Steinmeitz
Ruth
Cleveland
A. P. Brandau
Birmingham M
David Reed
Wakeman
Orville Becker
Somerset Center
Michigan
Geo. Townler
Florence Blanchered
Birmingham
Becker
Florence
Oberlin Car Burglars Arrested by Oberlin Marshal
Two strangers in Oberlin were arrested Monday night by Marshal Edmonds and jailed on a freight car burglary charge aboard the New York Central. The suspects are Ian AfcTahish and Joe Moran, the latter also charged with carrying concealed weapons. They were brought before Police Justice CG R Summers. Tuesday night, waiver of examina tion was noted.
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Oberlin
Marshal Edmonds
New York Central
Ian AfcTahish
Joe Moran
R -Summers
Tax Bills Loom Over Oberlin Budget Clash
The school board and village council in Oberlin have each prepared budgets for the coming year and set tax assessments. The combined levy exceeds the 19 mill limit, forcing a joint meeting to decide which side bears the reduction. Neither body could agree on a feasible compromise, and another meeting is planned to seek a settlement.
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Oberlin
Sectool Board
Coucil
Oberlin College enrollment tops eleven hundred for fall
Registration figures show about 1 60 students sign up for fall at Oberlin College with roughly 15 percent of spring and summer signups not claiming places. Final numbers are expected near eleven hundred, the college’s accommodated total. Sophomore freshman tie up on Dill field next Monday evening. Prof. A S Root to give eight lectures on library administration at Western Reserve library school. Migs Tyler takes a year’s leave of absence and Prof. Root fills the position. Root taught at the University of Michigan summer school.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Dillfield
A. S. Root
Library School
Western Reserve
Migs Tyler
Root
University of Michigan
Hecock Floral Co Announces Straw Flower Colors
Hecock Floral Co invites customers to choose colors of straw flowers now. Garden buyers can select early from the stock at 332 Broad Street in Adv.
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Hecock Floral Co
Broad Street
Adv
Local Clergy and Officials Highlight Community Life
Fragmentary report notes Rev J C Amdrus returning to his pulpit at Penfeld Congregational Church and mentions Mrs Carmel Sage of 201 North Professor Street as a local figure amid community events.
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American Library Association
J. C. Amdrus
Penfeld
Local Names Noted in Washington Fruit County
Fragmentary text lists individuals including AL Parke and Green of East Leraie with E H and B FC Barks and mentions lives in Washington fruit county. The readable content is sparse and names are incompletely presented.
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AL. Parke
Orubetetete
Green
East
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I. O. O. F. Hall
Marshal Chapter
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Ian Robertson
Elyria Camp, R. N
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Mayor Jones
Fythian House
Viola Krauss
New York
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J. Johnson
Letra Campbell
Henry Joehn Neinhart
Dr. Winters
SM. _E. parsonage
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Frank A. Smith
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J. W. Smith
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Eddie Calnan
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ML al. Wise
Detroit
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Peter Kollaski
Kenyon Avenue
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Secon
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APFE
John Bath
Lester Lehman
Dorothy
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Lehman
Airs. Gierk
Willard, Ohio
L. J. Kerr
E. Broad Street
R. D. Ladow
Dan Wells
Air
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Elizabeth Loring
Frank Wack
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Fowls
B. A. Banshue
Helen Cooper
Mankato
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New York City
Columbia University
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G. K. Loring
H. H. Hall
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South Bend
Indiana
Sfall
A. C. Meyers
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Bellaire
Henry Coen
Coen
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Lake Avenue
James McGill
Chronicle-Telegram
Ohio Federation Women’s Clubs
Universal CO. Cleaners and Dyers
Victrolas
Ere
Jass Kirk
Price
Castle’s
Wall Paper
Lumbago
Sciatica
la Grippe
Turner Block
Court St
Leader Shoe CO
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