Annual Thank Offering Service at Church Stirs Local Aid Efforts
The annual Thank Offering service of the Fit Congregation Church was held with an afternoon program and an address by Mrs. Breer. The rally emphasized cooperation with God, mission work, and education, noting that schools and missions extend influence beyond local bounds and build character.
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Ria
Ryder Me Hospital
Humacao
Porto
Breer
Jerod
Magsras
Soma
Atte Ndaly
Cleveland Stat. Dei
Cleveland
America
Harvard theater workshop to present April 7 program
The critique workshop led by Professor George at the vaudeville theater will stage a touring program featuring a range of one acts and sketches. Highlights include Torches, Raisbeck de Mercy, and a three act play O phe a by Philip Barry with a 4:15 p.m start and late additions possible.
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Stion
George
Io Flip
Hop
Move
America
Ethel Burll
Yoon
Raisbec
B ’ de Mercy
Lance Ital
N. Bre
Gady
Seafa
Norman FP
Lince Egins
Phe
Philip Barry
Tle
Bridge Party Honors Miss Lenore Smith
Six tables at a bridge party hosted by Miss Anna Egoff on Broad Street honored Miss Lenore Smith who is due to marry soon. Prizes went to Mrs. John Brant and Mrs. H H Nye, with Lenore Smith receiving a guest prize. a follow up event is planned by Mrs. Harry Dengan of Lorain.
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Elyria
Anna Egoff
Broad Street
Lenore Smith
John Brant
H. H. Nye
Harry Dengan
Lorain
YWCA Kids Party Delights Senior Friendship Club
A lively YWCA Kids party last night drew about seventy five young ladies. The Senior Friendship Club enjoyed comical costumes, games, contests, and awards with prizes for pinning the donkey tail and best costume. Dancing infused the event with limbo acts and acrobatics as refreshments of ice cream pops lemonade cookies were served. The venue was spring decorated and the event ended with thanks to the organizing committee.
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Wlyria
Ethel Scoville
Eiizabeth Haw
Wiizabet Stearns
Ames
Tey
Just for Fun Brings Anticipation to Elyria Audiences
The first night of Just for Fun, a joint production by St. John's Young Ladies and the Columbia Club in Elyria, drew a large crowd. Officials expect even larger attendance for the second performance as the amateur cast shows notable spark.
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Elyria
St. John’s
Woman's Civic Club to hold April meeting in Elyria
The literature and art departments will convene Monday afternoon April 10 at Mrs James Guthrie's home at 234 Columbus Street. An important business session will precede a book review by Miss Reely and performances by club musicians who have joined the department.
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Elyria
The
Woman's Civic Club
James Guthrie
Columbus Street
S. S. Rockwood
St. Clair Street
A .B. Smith
Oberlin College
Shower Honors Frederick Brown in Elyria Welcome
Mr and Mrs H Kel logg Day hosted a misc shower in Park avenue to honor Frederick Brown and his wife formerly Miss Mary Tasman now rejoined Elyria from Boston. Guests included Mr and Mrs Roger Manning and Mr and Mrs Myron Foote. The couple plan to live on East avenue soon after.
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Belyria
H. Kellogg
Park Avenue
Frederick Brown
Elyria
Boston
Roger Manning
Cleveland
Myron Foote
Lorain
Senior Christian Endeavor Meets at Foley Home
Elyria church group held its regular meeting at Miss Alice Foley's Earl court residence. Delegates were discussed for the Dayton state convention, a poster contest was approved for the next ten Sundays, and five new members Clayton Hall Varman Engels James Yates Louise Maringer Edith Terrell were assigned to committees.
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Elyria
Christian Engeavor Society
First Congregational Church
Alice Foley
Earlcourt
Dayton
Clayton Hall
Varman Engels
James Yates
Louise Maringer
Edith Terrell
Zionists Dance Delights At Eagles Hall
One hundred couples danced to the Gray Wells Orchestra of Cleveland at the Zionists dance in the Eagles hall. Many out of town guests added to the gaiety and attractiveness of the party last evening in Elyria.
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Elyria
Eagles Hall
Graywells Orchestra
Cleveland
T K OD class outing to Benton cottage
Elyria report describes the T K. OD. class with Miss Caroline Foley from the First Congregational Church hiking from Lorain to H. C. Benton’s lake cottage yesterday afternoon. They roasted marshmallows and wieners, enjoyed campfire and picnic activities, and were reluctant to return.
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Elyria
Caroline Foley
First Congregational Church
Lorain
H. C. Benton
Local personals greet returning residents and social events
Mrs Fred P Hummel joins Lt Col Fred Hummel in Toledo. Eastern Stars plan a dance April 8 at Masonic Hall eight to eleven. Mrs R L Wood hosts a bridge party. Burns of Columbus to visit Q A Gilmore. Tom and Carl Cushing return from Ann Arbor for vacation with Cushing parents and two guests. Russell Lyman and Harold Wilson home from Denison for break. Russell Taylor expected from Ann Arbor. Mrs William A McCutcheon visits from Falconer NY. Mrs Cone of Cleveland guests at Gott home. J E Scott elected Modern Woodmen delegate to Akron in June. Ennet Fitch heads to Asheville NC for vacation. Dorcas Class meets Friday at Frank White's. Miss Ethel Rosa of Lodi Street to spend weekend in Cleveland. Bible Study Club at Mrs Wilford's Friday afternoon. Richard Horan visits Raymond Jackson Wednesday.
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Tom
Carl Cushing
Ann Arbor
C. H. Cushing
Fifth Street
Meeting of Irish Republic recognition group at Machinists Hall
Notre Dame College at South Bend hosts a meeting of the American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic this evening at 8. Attendees are urged to bring subscription books. Mrs J J Guthrie and Miss Florence Conrad have gone to New York for a few days.
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Notre Dame College
South Bend, Ind
American Association For the Recognition of the
Machinists’ Hall
J. J. Guthrie
Florence Conrad
New York
Actor to Give up Paint
Pittsburg April 4 William Collier noted actor will perform without facial makeup for months because his face has become infected with grease paint, a statement from his physician says.
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Pittsburg
William Collier
Collier
Missouri Music Clubs Conclude Third Annual Convention
The Missouri Federation of Music Clubs and Hycehka District wrap up a four day meeting at the Statler in St Louis March 21 24 featuring state and district contests for young musicians, lectures by national figures, and a piano and violin competition won by Beulah Marty of Kansas City and Beulah Marty won the female voice contest.
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ST. Louis
Missouri Federation of Music Clubs
Hycehka
Missouri
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Hotel Statler
F. A. Selberling
Akron
Ohio
National F Federation
Joseph H. Rhodes
Webster Groves
Lizzie Drey
Ross —E Horner
William D. Steele
Pearl Barry
Sedalia
Jessie L. Gaynor
Alfred Page
Springfield
Selberling
F. Yaney
George Payne
Marx Oberndorfer
Chicago
F. R. Kroeger
J. C Dawson
A. H. Hamilton
Auxvasse
William H. Pommer
Arthur Lieber
Nannie Louise Wright
Lilwdan Craig Coftman
Samuel Bollinger
Marguerite Fischel
BF. R. Kroeger
Bernice Wyer
Dorothy Gaynor Blake
Beulah Marty
Kansas Ciy
Blanche Herrick
Woodpeckers as Forest Protectors and Antutted Insects
A study notes woodpeckers do not drill healthy trees, targeting grub-infested ones, with their specialized tongues and beaks helping to control ants and wood-boring beetles. It highlights Downy Hairy and Flicker varieties, their year-round roles, and even unusually high ant counts found in Flicker stomachs.
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United States
State convention picks officers and sets next scene
The Hy echa district contest concluded with state winners Ross E. Horner piano Beulah Marty viola and Mrs Blanche Herrick Hopkins voice. Miss Cora Lyman of Kansas City to succeed Mrs J H Rhodes Webster Groves as president. Mexico Missouri chosen for next state convention with Alice Pettingill and Mrs William John Hall as first and second vice presidents and other officers named.
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Ross E. Horner
Beulah Marty
Blanche Herrick Hopkins
Vvoice
Cora Lyman
Kansas City
J. H. Rhodes
Webster Groves
Mexico
Alice Pettingill
William John Hall
St. Louis
E. Z. Walcower
Joplin
W. A. Hoeger
Jefferson City
George Emory
Blue Devil Clean ser sweetens refrigerator disposition
A short note promotes Blue Devil Clean ser as a product to improve the mood of a refrigerator by imparting a pleasant scent and a sense of cleanliness.
Cleveland Singer's Club to Perform in Rialto Theater
The Cleveland Singers Club directed by Harvey B. Gaul will give a concert at Rialto Theater on Wednesday evening April 20. The group, over 25 years old, includes nearly 100 prominent Cleveland businessmen and professionals who sing for pleasure and offer harmony melody and strong rhythm.
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Elyria
Cleveland Singer’s Club
America
Harvey B. Gaul
Rialto Theater
Cleveland
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