Dainty Dancers In Costume Exhibit Pleasing
Elyria young pupils led by Miss Lenore McCauley presented a spring themed show at the K of C hall. The program featured Fairy Scene Cupid Catcher Spring Dance Highland Fling Minuet and other dances with names of numerous pupils including Mary Catherine Kimball Elsie Altfeld and Margaret Horan. The teacher's arrangement drew praise from performers and audience alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Lenore McCauley
K. of C. Hall
Arve Faudienram
Proram Degan
Mary Kellogs
Maurice Struthers
Fairyland Sea-Ice
Maerederick
Margaret Horan
Elsie Field
Maurice Struthhers
Mabie Vafske
Horan
Helen Slough
Winifred Seward
Adelphia Bishop
Ruth Nevins
Margaret Barie
NMichigan Hunter PTA Meeting Postponed to April
The NMicHunter Parent Teachers Association postpones its regular meeting from the usual fourth week due to vacation. The session will be held at the schoolhouse one week later in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Nmichunter Parent Teachers Association
Arbor Day Address at Elyria High School by County Agent
In Elyria High School auditorium a thoughtful Arbor Day program was given by County Farm Agent Mr. Rogers. He traced Arbor Day’s history from Nebraska to Ohio in 1882, urged tree conservation, and praised natural beauty and forest value while noting shifting government policy toward sustaining resources for future generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mar. Rogers
Elyria
Rogears
Nebraska
Ohio
Union
John Barroushs
Thorpau
Syvade
Exchange Club Duck Dinner and New Floor Dance Night
Exchange Club members and guests enjoyed a duck dinner and dance at Albers Villa in Elyria. The event featured a live orchestra and celebrated the new floor installed by Mr. Albers, drawing numerous members and their spouses to socialize and dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Triangle Club
Knights of Pythias
Elks
Uciid Bech Orchestra
Albers
Exchange Club
PD. D. Smith
KK. FE. Jacobson
J. J. Mosher
J. W. Dewhurst
E. P. Burgess
R. Roudebush
A. J. Laundon
Thousands of Kiwanis Delegates Set for Cleveland Convention
About eight thousand Kiwanis members from across the United States and Canada plan to attend the International Kiwanis Club Convention in Cleveland June 21 25. Delegates will arrive by special trains boats and autos from cities including Fort Worth Dallas Galveston Atlanta Denver Rochester Syracuse and Worcester. Registrations are urged for the Cleveland gathering with efforts led by G J Provo of the Cleveland Kiwanis club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyria
United States
Canada
International Kiwanis Club
Cleveland
American
Planus
G. J. Provo
Delagateg
Syracuse
Buffalo
Denver
Colo
Denvi
Fort Worth
Tex
Rochester
N. Y
Van
Camgda
Wilcox Addresses Research Club on Juvenile Delinquency
Elyria reports the third Research Club program held at Mrs Heard of East Ave. Judge Wilcox spoke on juvenile court experiences, noting delinquency patterns and home supervision. Miss Peles Wilcox sang ten vocal solos with Air Parks. a social hour followed with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Pris
Pris. Cnt
Progran Committee
Charles Conas
Fatu
Bivcock
Luther
Milas Grace Cunningham
Heard
Elyria Honor for Mrs Busch Birthday Party
Mr and Mrs Lon Sheldon hosted a delightful birthday party Wednesday night in Cambridgeshire for Mrs Phil Busch. Festivities featured music dancing and games with prizes and a luncheon in pink and white decor. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Novak Mr and Mrs Schiebel Mr and Mrs Busch their daughter Dolores and other local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Atr
Lon Shedon
Cambridiss Surcik
Phil Busch
Bagiy Novak
Steven Stevenson
Beesides
Jmiel Novak
Mra
Carl Schiebel
Fan Busch
Mia Dolores
McRoberts
George Moerada
Slue Moons Entertain With Charming Dance Night
The Blue Moon Club at Hotel Sivria hosted a ballroom dance last night. Twenty couples enjoyed dancing to Maddock's Popular Five High school Orchestra. After hours of dancing, a luncheon was served in the coffee shop. The event was one of the spring season's most pleasurable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claeland
Wellton
Lorain
LaGrange
Ridges Amherst
Sandusky
Sivria
Maddock
Five High
Surprise party honors Ridgeville couple moving home
More than 89 friends and neighbors plus out-of-town guests gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Christ Younglas in Ridgeville for a Wednesday evening surprise. A sumptuous dinner, games, and music entertained as the Younglases prepared to move to their new house on Mad dock road next week after over 40 years in the area. They received many congratulatory messages and are members of St. Peter's Catholic Church. Out-of-town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wasner and William Wagner of Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville
Christ Younglas
Haurwedel
Afr
Younglas
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Lidgeville
Carl Wasner
William Wagner
Lorain
Dinner honors Miss Catherine Andrews at Elyria church party
Flitean guests enjoyed a delightful evening at a dinner party hosted by the Bitud Presbyterian church in Elyria. Miss Catherine Andrews received many beautiful and useful gifts in a sociable gathering that brought together a crowd of young ladies and men in her honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Bitud Presbyterian
Rego Colthor
Catherine Andrews
Agilemien
Aid and Mission Society Installs Officers in Alyria
The Aid and Mission Society met in the United Presbyterian church parlors yesterday with Mrs. C L Brista and others hosting. An temperance program featured music and readings, followed by installation of officers for the year led by Mrs. W S Smith as president, with Mrs. J L Mallory treasurer, Mrs. Gart Bennett secretary, and Mrs. Ida Long assisting as recording secretary. A large gathering enjoyed refreshments and social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alyria
Aid and Aissiunwv
United Presbyterian Cardh
C. L. Brista
Clyde Bennett
Mrrs. Gould
Eagt
W. S. Smith
J. L. Mallory
Gart Bennett
Ida Long
F. A. Lawrence
Court House Rats Dance Tonight at First Pavilion
Elyria reports an informal dance by the Court House Rats at the first pavilion this evening. Hines' Seven Piece Orchestra will provide entertaining music as attendees look forward to a enjoyable social event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Court House Rats
Hines
Seven Piece Society
Debate at Methodist Church April 22 at 7 39 PM
A typographical error in yesterday paper misdated the Methodist Church debate. The event, following a musical program arranged by Mrs. C V Beazcil, will occur Friday April 22 at 7 39 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Elyria
C. V. Beazcil
Local Personal Notices From Amhurst Area
Ruth and Walter Mischka of Am erst spend part of their vacation with their uncle Otto Mischka in Floral Ct. Harold Schwind, a student of Chenlin College, returned yesterday to spend vacation with his parents. Kenneth Bills, a student of Oberlin College, vacationing with parents at 217 Chestnut St. Mrs. George Webb of Cleveland visits Mrs. H. J. Schwind. Miss Mabel Dyfert, McKinley teacher, spends spring vacation in Cleveland. Miss Jessia Bullock leaves for Cleveland for McKinley teaching vacation with grandmother. Barbara Hilberg, McKinley teacher, left for Pontiac Mich for nephew’s illness. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Colson and Ivy Jane Edmondson from Cleveland return from Chicago trip. Mrs. Booster and daughter-in-law Mrs. James Foster of Cleveland visit Mrs. H. J. Schwind at 423 Second St. Pierre Smith of Oberlin College spends vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Schwind
Chenlin, College
H. J. Schwind
Second Street
Jessia Bullock
Cleveland
McKinley School
Barbara Hilberg
Pontiac, Mich
Padus Castle Sold in Wales Home of Adelina Battl
The Padus Castle estate in Wales linked to the late Adelina battl has been sold by trustees. The extensive property, including a theater for about 600, will be auctioned after settlement, with improvements costing around $500,000 completed prior to sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Padus
Craig-y-Nus
Wales
Adelina Battl
Boushy
Music critic K Krehbiel recovers after gall stone operation
Krehbiel, long time music critic for the New York Tribune, underwent gallstone surgery at Roosevelt Hospital. Doctors report a favorable condition but say he will remain hospitalized for about four to five weeks before possible transfer to a clinic or home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. KE. Krehbiel
New York Tribune
Rooseveltt Hospital
Krehbiel
Local Notes on Residents and Vacations
C J Stith and Ethel Snyder of Oberlin College are spending vacations at their home in Elyria. Mrs R O Y Whe recently relocated from a city address to Altoona and is noted in local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Snyder
Oberlin College
Elyria
Tiny Birds Parade Through Winter Description
A gleaming piece on small birds notes the Ruby Crowned Kinglet and related species. It describes size, winter presence with chickadees, feeding habits, nesting and migration toward Canada, plus details on Blue Gray Watcher and hummingbirds. It highlights nesting aesthetics and incubation timelines.
Local residents noted in Elyria update
Pa is visiting friends and relatives in Elyria. Donald Hutchison who underwent an operation at the habitat has been moved to his home on the Oberlin road. Little Veda Youngklaus of Gut Tir and street is confined at home with bronchial pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Donald Hutchison
The
Habitat
Oberlin Road
Veda Youngklaus
Gut Tir
Street
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New York
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A. R. Agate
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Clui
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Walter Mischka
Amerst
Otto Mischka
Floral Ct
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Etutiant
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Chestnut Street
George Webb
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Sarah Vader
Wooster
F. W. Colson
Ivy Jane Edmondson
Chicago
Booster
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H. J. Sehwind
Pierre Smith
Elucerat
Rurico Caruso
New York City
Hovarin’ Caruso
Wes
Caruso
H.R. Wrehbiehl
Hoosevelt Hospital
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C.J. Stith
Mrs. R. Oy. Whe
Ciyrin
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Woman’s Civic Club
Mrs. C. P. Ensign
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Great Lakes
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