Three colleges shine at Akron Methodist banquet
A large banquet at the Methodist Episcopal church drew over four hundred attendees from Ohio Wesleyan, Mount Union, Baldwin Wallace, and other schools. Delegations sat with banners for Wesleyan red and black, Mount Union purple and white, and Baldwin Wallace purple and gold while speakers praised each institution and urged students toward ministry and college ideals.
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Ohio Wesleyan Mount Union
Baldwin-Walflaca
College
Methodist, Episcopal Church
Wesleyan
Mount Union
Baldwin-Wallace
Mount Tinion
America
A. E. Piper
Akron
W. E. Hammaker
Troy Church
Youngstown
Asbury College
Kentucky
L. G. Akers
Awbury College
Asbury
Edwin Kirby
Hislin
Garrett School of Theology
Community clubs host meetings and socials in Lorain area
Local groups schedule events from Ninth Street club gatherings to St Pauls choir rehearsals. Crysanthemum Birthder Club held a social at Mrs Alfred Bucholz’s Gulf Road home with Ella Bucholz as guest and a luncheon. County employees plan a clam bake at the Lorain County Garage with 150 attendees and guest invites.
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Crysanthemum
Alfred Bucholz
Gulf Road
Ella Bucholz
Banco
the James
Wiliam Mere
A. W. Schultz
M- Walkenhorst
Lorain County
Ufe
RB. B. Baus
Bests
Nichols
Ho- Miller
Benet
Lorain Club Meeting Hosts Five Hundred Games
The Gram Plan Card Club met at a Washington Avenue home in Lorain to play Five Hundred with Myra Thomas Brurten winning first prize. Other attendees and prize details were noted as part of a lively afternoon gathering.
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Gram Plan Card Club
Mra
Hola
Washington
Avenur
Lorain
First Congregational Foreign Mission Board Meeting Held
The annual thank offering festival of the Woman's Board of Missions of the Interior at the First Congregational church met yesterday in the church parlor with about fifty five ladies present. Mrs Robert Davies chaired the session and Fern Smith Biuradieny spoke on foreign missions while Mrs Lovell emphasized understanding oriental perspectives. Tea followed as ladies mingled after the program.
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First Congregation
Foreign Mission DE
Woman's Board of Missions of the Interior
First Congregational Church
Board of Missions of the Interior
Home
Foreign Mission Department
Fern Smith Biuradieny
Portign
Mary Foedsele
Bulama
Harry Emerson Fosdick
Janay
Robo College
Helping Hand Society Extends Meeting and Card Party
The Wolping Hand Society held a mat in the G A O R half with about twenty five attending. A turkey dinner was served to twenty members. Five tables of card games followed with awards to Allin Freeman first Mr Lepper second and Mr Nelson third for the men. Ladies awards went to Mrs Blanche Stoney and Mrs Allie Freeman. The group will meet again in two weeks.
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Helping Hand Society
Wolping Hand Society
G. A. Or
Allin Freeman
Lepper
Rerond
Nelson
Church of Christ Cafeteria Supper Saturday
Division of the Church of Christ announces a cafeteria supper this Saturday September 24 beginning at 5 p.m. at the church hall. All are invited to attend.
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Chiurch of Christ
Weary Michals Enjoy Short Holiday Across Cities
Mr and Mrs Weary W Michals of 410 Karl court are on a nine day ration trip visiting Atlantic City Philadelphia and New York. In Atlantic City Bir attended the National Bakers Convention. Mrs Kleaner Soaucdis of Chestnut street spent the day in Cleveland. Cor Ralston of Oberlin visited Elyria yesterday. Mrs Winicent Dayne of Cuva hoey Falls Ohio attends the Methadind Conference here this week. Hurst Anderson of Delaware Ohio attends the North Mast 4 Methodist Centerones and represents Ohio Western University. President Jobin Joffman of Telaware Ohio was in Myria yesterday. Verate Wiebeke of 219 ar ed levees today for Biss Elect reel school at Woeshington Deo. The Porous Class of the Church of Christ will meet with Mrs A Moore 208 Monroe street Friday afternoon. OAL menberg purged fo uttered.
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Weary W. Michals
Karl Court
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
New York
Kleaner Soaucdis
Chestnut Street
Cleveland
Cor. Ralston
Oberlin
Kelyvur
Winicent Dayne
Cuvahoey Falls
Ohio
Deo
Church of Christ
A. Moore
Monroe Street
Oal Menberg
Oldest collar button contest in San Francisco
A Daily News Letter item describes a race for the oldest collar button, tied to Bravest in San Francisco and a Parisian style design. Officials note the button’s trade links to a long ancestor chain including Mishwel Prinderich and other figures, with emphasis on its spike shaped badge and historic lineage.
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Pranctisco
Kraneneo
San Frenetsey
Fortier Latteran
San Franca Cal “Tye
Mishwel Prinderich
Germany
Megert
Added Beauty In an Hour Wave Aid By Edna Wallace Hopper
An advertisement touts a hair dressing that promises quick transformation and lasting curl. It claims to remove need for a hairdresser or Marcel wave and features a money back guarantee and a high price. The copy emphasizes dramatic, immediate results and widespread store availability.
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Edna Wallace Hopper
Edna Wallace Jripper
Heirloom Passed From Samuel Eggert to Ernest
A 1905 Marienwerder case notes lawyer Samuel Eggert, father of Ernest, owning a button heirloom later given to Ernest as a highly valued keepsake. The article quotes Dr. Warner Brown and Dr. Theodore Burnett on hypnosis and suggestion for nervous ailments, with German diabetes claims deemed likely anecdotal.
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Marienwerder
West Prussia
Samuel Eggert
Ernest
Samuel
Hale
Warner Browns
Theodore C. Burnett
Setate
University of California
Germany
California
Burnett
Brown
European hypnotism usage and a quartz lamp reveal frauds
The article notes hypnotism is rarely used in the United States but more in Europe. It claims ocean salt carried inland would form a layer over a mile deep. It also describes a German quartz lamp that can detect fraud in pearls wool fabrics stocks bonds and paper money.
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United States
Europe
Germany
Australian professor’s gramophone from needle cone and record
In the Northwest orchards and rose gardens moths threaten crops and trees. An Australian professor proposes a gramophone built from a needle cone and a record as a novel device.
Knights of St John Meeting At Brother Dagen's Home
Knights of St John will gather at Brother Andrew Dagen’s residence on Elbe street Thursday evening at 7:30. Attendees are advised to arrive on time for the house gathering.
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Knights of St. John
Brother Andrew Dagen
Elbe Street
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