Local Meetings and Social Notices Parade Across City
Community groups schedule October meetings across churches and schools including First Congregational Bible class at Mrs Rob Stearns home and the Children’s Primary Prep at Church of Christ. The Parent Teacher Association and Sons and Daughters groups hold sessions. a marriage notice for Miss Alice Mahar and William Burton is announced with ceremony at St Augustine’s Pittsharsh. Ruth Kahlitt wed Imnu Shepherd at Second Congregational church with a reception.
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Repekan Soc. Snub
Tament Oas
Mis Aynold
Westiver Street
First Congregational Church
Mis. Rob. Stearns
Thehaldrens
Chris
Wall
Noonelock
Tieage
Briday
Derain Caanty Bank
Desiat Staip
Sons and Daughters of
Hall
Sons Jet Limos
Frank Ihtsman
Lake Avenue
Welanoklis Marriy
Ruth Kahlitt
Cudine Anlint
Spruce Bovet
Imnu T. Shepherd
Cella
C. P. Wieeman
Mies Wotdat Sy Vitired That Dees
Literary Club Hosts Meeting and Gavel Ceremony
The Wb Literary Club met at Mrs Florence Holcomb’s West Avenue home with Mrs Pred Eine Shawath assisting. Nellie Todd gave the gavel to new president Louisa Adams while retiring secretary Louden Med received a gift from the club. A trimmed luncheon followed and plans for future meetings were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wb Literary Club
Senthday
Florence Uolcomb
West Avenue
Pred Eine Shawath
Nellie Todd
Loui
E Adams
Loud
Beck
Ermehaw
Holcomb
Stern
Agin
Lac
Elyria Lodge Holds Meeting with World Traveler Sermon
The Elveia Lodge No. 10% met last night in the Odd Fellows Hall. Rev J W Van Kirk of Youngstown spoke on his globe touring and his talk was found interesting. The First Degree was not conferred but will be at the Sept 28 meeting. The Widows Benefit Fund annual meeting follows with year’s report and officer elections.
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Elveia Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
J. W. van Kirk
Youngstown
Ohio
van Kirk
Widows Benefit Fund
Woman's Bible Class plans October bake sale and Halloween tea
The Woman's Bible Class of Second Congregational Church met at Mrs. Evelyn Aschenbach’s home at 155 Cornell Avenue with twenty members present. Hostesses for the next meeting on October nineteenth were Mrs. Albrecht, Boynton, Mrs. Upton and Mrs. Nesbitt. Miss Day of Canton attended as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Coniam
Princeton Avenue
Church of Christ
Pollyanna Club
Chihs
Meing
Winifred
Ruth Gates
Hadens
Les Amies Club
East Avenue
Af. J. Lengel
Gates Avenue
Wouan
Second — Congregational
Ehurch
Evelyn Aschenbach
Cornell Avenue
Mir
Mesdames Gihersen
Jayvox
Miller
Circle 8 of St. Pave’s Church Plans Supper
Honest March was hostess to Circle No 8 of St. Paul’s Evangelical Church on Bath Street for the regular meeting. Plans were made for a supper to be held Saturday and the circle will meet in three weeks at Mrs Ernest Pallas’s Adams Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Bath Street
Ernest Pallas
Adams Street
Central Guild of St. Andrew's Church Meets at Home
The Central Guild of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church met yesterday at Mrs. M L Platt's East Avenue home with twelve members present. Guest Miss Paillidas, sister of Mrs. Deckar, attended. They sewed for the bag and durability projects and planned another meeting for October fifth at Mrs A H Stoddard's Sixth Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Guild of
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
ML PL Aakt
East Avenue
Paillidas
Deckar
Hospital Notes Fragment With Names and Addresses
Fragmentary hospital notes list individuals and addresses including Hen Atmon Knots Joy red Welling Rudolph Ona Ch Kir Mrs Her bert Oldfield Yoobaby yard Howe Street M Ray Tastor DD No 2 Gerainy Walter Cull Edgewood Place Steubenville O Donald Brannon Stonhonville Trene Dernier Grafton.
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Atmon
Joy Red
Welling
Rudolph Ona Ch Kir
Brandt
Baby Dos
iHes Avenue
Herbert Oldfield
Yoobaby Yard
Howe Street
M Ray Tastor
Gerainy Walter Cull
Edgewood Place
Steubenville
Donald Brannon
Stonhonville
Trene Dernier
Grafton
Oberlin College personals and births in Oberlin area
Miss Dorothy Wilford returns to Oberlin College to resume her studies. Mr and Mrs Theodore Gilder announce the birth of a son, Theodore Jr. Several Oberlin students return to college for the year. Local residents travel and visit relatives in Indiana Michigan and Toledo. Two births are reported at Elyria Memorial Hospital and a hospital admission noted for Westley. The article lists various residents visiting families in Detroit Pittsburgh and Swampscott Massachusetts.
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Dorothy Wilford
West Ninth Street
Oberlin College
Theodore Gilder
Elt
North Street
Theodore
Frank Wack
Mlyria
Ofwrlin College
Donna Bell
Marion Hugh
Dorothy Conway
Milo Wilterd
West Ninth
Indiana
Henry Werle
Verne
Julius
James
Marjorie
Parker
North
Dkkcota
C. &. Werle
Brush Street
Mars Ft . Westley
Butternut Ridge
Ilyra Memorial Hospital
Arthur J
Katherine
Alice
Detroit
Michigan
BE. I. Schultz
Columbus Street
Marshall Tran
Harwood Street
Toledoyster
Mary Brown
Thelna Trang
Chicago
Milwaukee
Myr
Theodore Neying Lof
Mendel Court
Mightian
W. Strait
Henry Cooke
North Olive Street
Elyr Memorial Hospital
Mary Voorhees
Jamcestown
New York
Marie Mario
Sixth Street
Local Auto Club Secy Views Safe Driving
Lorin County Automobile Club secretary argues for 100 foot wide roads and removal of speed limits to improve safety. He notes wider roads could enable faster travel but would not guarantee safety as motorists would still crowd and pass each other, potentially causing more risk.
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Heavy Aiuer
Lorin County Automobile Clib
Sandusky Club
Speeding and cautious driving urged to cut auto accidents
The secretary urged careful driving to reduce crashes, warning that slow drivers can hold up through traffic and that seven percent of accidents occur when one motorist tries to pass another. He said motorists should travel near the speed limit to minimize danger.
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Miller
Civil War General Addresses Meeting in Xenia
General J. Warren Keifer of Springfield speaks at the fifty-eighth annual reunion of the 110th Ohio Volunteer Infantry in Xenia. He recalls war days and wishes to be buried beside his wife in Springfield rather than among the unclaimed. Bridge and 500 party by Catholic Daughters of America to be held September 23 at C hall with prizes and refreshments.
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Xenia
J. Warren Keifer
Springfield
110Th O. V. 1
Catholic Daughters of America
C. Hall
Veterans Reunion Set for Troy Next Year
Ten veterans and eight widows attended the Arlington reunion. D. Frank of Troy was elected president of the regimental association, with the next gathering planned for Troy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tion
Arlington
Troy
D. Frank
Man Sues for Fifteen Thousand Dollars in Dillonvale Case
Theresa Sickle of Piney Fork sues Ross Best a former resident now in Alliance for 15009 dollars alleging she was forced to jump from his car to avoid insult during a motoring trip last June and was injured. The suit lists Best as defendant and cites incident details from the Dillonvale area.
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Man
Giri
Dillonville
Ross Best
Dillonvale
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Alice Fugues
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Aly Burton
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Cuther- Raye
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Oath
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Milashi
Petare
Charlothe
Heevain
Biets
Cobain
Fa Sheet
Ruth E. Kahlitebeth
Elying
Rev
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Els Ra
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Cook’s Millinery East Ave
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Taylor Hall
Broad St
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Cleveland
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Knights of St. John
Connie Dagen
Elbe St
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South Main Street
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Republic Stamping & Enameling CO
Canton, Ohio
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Ian Brothers
the Farm Implement
Heldinger Company
B. Lochtier Compair
Lf Watnon
Charis
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Second Street
Springvale North Olmstead
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Mill Street
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