FRAKLIN. SCHOOL ASSOCIATION BEGINS FALL ABRITIMITIES
The Prenklin School Teachers Association executive committee met to plan for the coming year. They scheduled the first regular meeting for Thursday afternoon October 7. Officers include President Branley Shaw and Vice President Mrs H Strickler with several committee chairs named for programs, social events, improvement, press and other duties.
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Prenklin
Fation
Branley Shaw
H. Strickler
W. F Sudor
Sociily
J. D Faxon
J. ¥."Burke
E. P. Crosse
Local groups host meetings and anniversary notices
The CHild Conservation League chapter will meet at 504 Lodi Street this Friday at 8 20 PM to discuss voter issues and the upcoming election including the Woman's Ballot and party platforms. Culture Club opens season with meeting at Mrs Gnoree Chapman Princeton agent. dinner hosted for brothers Marl Smith hosts dinner for Murray and Milo Squires before Angolan move. Clover Leaf club forms with initial gathering at Ridge. first regular session set for Oct 12 at Mrs Adam Hahn West Ridge. Golden wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Rindspach celebrated with a family reunion at Case Road, music, reminiscence, and gifts from family.
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Chid Conservation League
Stebe i
Lodi Street
O F Flint
A C Tuttle
C. R Bennet
May Heard
Clover Leaf Twelve
Clover Leaf Club
Ridge
Adam Hahn
West Ridge
Thwaday
Rindspace
John Rimdspach
Case Road
Gurday
Leo
Belttle
Wash
Joseph Keeloper
Elyria
Rindspach
Wedding Feast With Ophelia Roses At Local Home
A six o clock wedding dinner featured a long decorated table, Ophelia roses, and a large wedding cake in yellow tones. Attendees included couples and families from Detroit Cleveland Avon Elyria and more, with a reception plan to follow in October at the United Presbyterian church hosted by the Friendship class.
League of Nations flag shown at Rebekah celebration
At Odd Fellows hall in Youngstown on the sixty ninth anniversary of the Daughters of Rebekah, J Van Kirk displayed a multicolored flag he designed as the original League of Nations emblem. The program included talks on the Brotherhood of Man and the Home of the Future, with music, an exhibition drill by Lorain Canton No 93, and a social session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J van Kirk
Youngstown
Odd Fellows Hall
Order of the Daughters of Rebekah
League of Nations
Wilson
League
C J Miller
Old Fellows Home
Odd Fellows and
Rebekaha
Odd Fellows Orchestra
C A Richards
Lorain Canton No 93
Woman's Relief corps meeting and local notices
The Woman's Relief corps holds a regular meeting this Friday in G A R hall with items of business. Chela No 1 of St Pauls church meets at Mrs Frad Kling 116 Nichols court Thursday afternoon. Ruth Winckles resumes studies at Oberlin college. Ralph Boughton leaves for Oberlin to begin sophomore year and will reside at Council hall. Ladies of Division three of the old Church of Christ hold a buat éas meeting tomorrow at 2:30 PM in the church parlors. Ralph Williams resumes studies at Oberlin this semester after illness.
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Woman's Relief Corps
G. A. KR Hall
Chela No 1
St Paul's Church
Mra Frad Kling
Nichols Court
Ralph Boughton
Earlcourt
Oberlin
Council Hall
Ladies of Division
The
Old Society of the Church of Christ
Ralph Williama
East Avenue
Oberlin College
Bection No of the Church of Christ Meeting This Week
The Bection No of the Church of Christ meets Thursday afternoon at Mrs Long’s home 1390 East Avenue with Mrs Little Mrs Hull and Mrs Phipps as hosts. Margaret Jones of Columbus, a Berlin conservatory graduate and former guest of Mr and Mrs C M Williams on East Avenue, leaves today for home then next week to Fiske University to lead the fall music department. Thelma Frederick daughter of A F Eckler leaves yesterday for Baltimore to join relatives before sailing for a Cuban tour and Texas future home. Twin daughters born to Mr and Mrs Harry Benford on School Street, burial services held today. Mr and Mrs H K Finley and family of 11% Gracecourt attend a dinner in Lorgin hosted by Miss Helen Walter. Miss Anne P Washburn returns to Mount Holyoke College with 800 enrollment. Miss Harriet Sheffield will enter the University of Michigan for the year. Mrs Cora Knapp of Crehore Court Mrs Frank Wack of Blaina Street Mrs Field and Mrs Hanchett of Amherst attend the Grand Army of the Republic national encampment in Indianapolis. Mrs Knapp represents the local Womens Relief Corps.
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Church of Christ
Long
East Avenue
Little
Mra Hull
Phipps
Margaret Jones
Columbus
Gberlin Conservatory
M Willams
Fiske University
Thelma Frederick
Chestnut Street
Baltimore
Maryland
O A Martin
Philadelphia
Cuba
Texas
Cora Knapp
Crehore Court
Frank Wack
Blaina Street
Field
Hanchett
Amherst
Indianapolis
Grand Army of the Republic
Knapp
Womens Relief Corps
Ten Thousand In G. A. R. Parade At Indianapolis
Indianapolis September reports that more than ten thousand Grand Army of the Republic veterans will parade during the annual encampment. Automobiles will be provided for those unable to march a parade route under a mile. The event caps a week of reunions and business sessions with leaders Loomis Scofield and Daniel S Wilder among officers reelected and officers to be chosen for auxiliaries and Sons of Veterans.
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Indianapolis
Grand Army of the Republic
Tne
Tomiorrey
Loomis Scofield
New Caanan Conn
National Association of Naval Veterans of the
United States of America
Daniel S Wilder
Columbus
Ohase
National Association of Union
Mary Tredo
New Jersey
Resignations Shake Assembly After Expulsion Vote
Orr and Dewitt quit the New York Assembly saying they could not sit with an un American body after a vote to expel Waldman and others. the scene followed a failed motion to reconsider the removal. Seventy three Republicans and 17 Democrats ousted Waldman Claessens and Solomon. six Republicans and six Democrats saved Orr and Dewitt. The Socialist delegation protested their expulsion and prepared for another fight with six weeks until election.
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Ing
Orr
Dewitt
Waldman
Martin G. McCue
New York
Claessens
Solomon
Dewitt and
Claessens Duclaroy
Assembly
McCue
Walden
Portics
Assembly Resigns Amid Socialist Critique
In a hostile scene the assembly adjourned after a speaker declared that calls to adulterate Ameneanism were rejected. Applause swept the chamber as the assembly announced resignations, while the Socialist delegation condemned the move as a bravado against constitutional liberties.
Kent Normal Man To Meet Teachers
Supt F Wo Shelton of the public schools announced Pry Wilbur of Kent State Normal School will be here tomorrow to meet teachers who wish to take Wriil extension work. This applies to both city and country teachers and they are to be at the high school building at 7 pm.
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F .Wo Shelton
Pry Wilbur
Kent State
Normnal School
President puts wills on board in Washington
Washington reports President moves to place wills on board, details scarce as Sept 220 date appears in source. Officials anticipate action shaping governance and legal handling of estates amid broader policy discussions. Early notes reference organizational steps and potential impacts on federal processes.
Cleveland banker named to federal reserve board
President Wilson appointed Wills of Cleveland Ohio as a member of the federal reserve board. He previously chaired the board of directors of the Federal Bank at Cleveland and brings banking experience to the post.
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Wills
Cleveland
Ohio
Federal Reserve Board
Wilson
Wille
The
Federal Bank
Cleveand
Goitre remedy claims in home paper alarm voters
Mrs Loudonville Ohio states in the Democrat that Sorhal Quadruple cuts neck size by 1 3 inches and relieves nervousness dizziness and palpitations within weeks It comes in small bottles and promises to be non staining non irritating and safe for daily work The ad urges readers to publish the statements if true and highlights the product’s supposed health benefits and quick action.
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W Or Paulhn
Loudonville
Ohio
Democrat
Automobile Crash Near Euat Bridges Street Injures Driver
A machine driven by De Forest Knapp struck a pillar at the undercut on Euat Bridges street shortly after dinner. Knapp tried to avoid an approaching truck. he was unhurt though the automobile was damaged. An eyewitness described the sequence of events.
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Deforest
Knapp
Euat Bridges
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Fraklin. School Association
Child Conservation League
Culture Club
Mra Gnoree Chapman
Princeton
Act 282 Care
Marl Smith
Gates Ayeniue
Murray
Milo Squires
Angola
Charlea
Alva Smith
Leater Weat
Milo Squire
Earl Smith
3. D Custer
Detroit
Coyne
Hane
Frank Rindspach
Eleanor
Rose Walsh
Thomas Ralph
R D Taylor
Karl
George Rindspach
Avon
Lottie Rindspach
Frank Peal
Philip
Bennett
Lucile
Louisa Risinger
United Presbyterian Church
H. K. Finley
C H. Spriggs
East Rover
Spriggs
C L Bristol
Rebekah
Ruth Winckles
Cleveland Street
Harry Benford
Schoo Street
H K Finley
Gracecourt
Lorgin
Helen Walter
Arkansas Avenue
Anne P. Washburn
C . Washburn
Harrison Street
Mount Holyoke College
South Hadley
Harriet Sheffield
E E Sheffield
Second Street
University of Michigan At
Ann Arbor
Glasgow
Elyria Block
Nathan
Neces
Bellans
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
Deyirt
Assemblyman Orr
Elyria Theater
Judas
Dorothy
Paramount Artcraft
Dreamland
Eddie Polo
Reel Vitagraph
Philistine
Bohemia
Womderland
Tmi Today
Shirley
Mason
Tomorro
Fox
Vitagraph
van Loto
Wall
Numa Pictures Corps Presenta
Tarzan
Edgar Rice Burroughs Directed
Harry Revier
George MM. Merrick
Goldwyn Picterex
Kent
Doctor Jaster
Glassce
Hone
Washington
Goitre
Loudonside
CanDyl and
Utes
Crio ‘Lall Drug Store
Sorbol Company Mechanesburg
Mi Ue
Lydia E. Pinkham
Taunton
Mass
Jaife
Susan
Stapisa
School St
Women of Middle Ag
Lydia E Pinkham
Lydia E.pinkham
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