New School Superintendent Addresses Ely School Club
The Ely Parent Teachers Association April meeting featured Superintendent R. Maston who urged active father involvement and praised teacher personality as essential to education. He argued public schools reflect public demand and stressed character building and moral development as core goals. A social hour with refreshments followed.
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Ely
Sociation
Miss Mann
E. G. Donnelly
R. ©. Maston
Maston
Masten
YWCA Educational Group Members Hear Two Addresses
The Tuesday luncheon of the YWCA Educational Group featured Rev. Edwin Kirby as a guest and Mrs. H C Stevens addressing unemployment. Mrs. Stevens cited 1922 Hot Springs resolutions and urged voters to participate in the April 29 primaries. Miss Anna Caldwell from the National Board spoke on Convention Issues and the upcoming National Biennial in New York City, outlining program highlights and finance topics.
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Young Women's Christian Association
Edwin Kirby
George Stevens, Jr
William Graves Sharp
New York City
H. C. Stevens
Young Women's Christian Association of the
U.S. of A
Hot Springs
Stevens
Anna Caldwell
National Board
Evening civic and fraternal meetings listed
Tonight schedule includes Ladies Auxiliary events at multiple halls including O F and Eagles venues. Also listed are Lodge Canton N 3 and Moose locations, officer elections, Woman's Missionary Society at First Baptist at 6 PM, Annual business meeting, Court of Honor, Carpenters Local and K P ball notices.
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Ladies Auxiliary of
Cantons
O. F
Canton Lorain
Lodge
C. F
Ladies Auxiliary
F. C. E. Eagles
Moose Lodge
Moose Hall
Woman's Missionary Society of First Baptist Church
Carpenters
K. of P. Ball
Business Women's Department Hosts Splendid Meeting
The Woman's Civic Club group met at Mrs Chapman's studio in the Masonic Temple. Judge H C Wilcox spoke on The Inheritance Tax and the Importance of Making Wills. A Tate musical program followed with performances by McDowell Aya Verdi My Stin and Miss Antique Melodique, plus refreshments served by committee members.
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Business Women’s Department
Woman's Civic Club
Robert Schumann
McDowell
Aya Verdi
Lan
Ann Antique
D. Young Singering
Commersula
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges Brief
Hospital notes list admissions including Mrs Mann at 323 Twelft c 2 Yost R D No 1 Elyria and Charlie ODonnel at 401 Middle Avenue among others. Discharges include Frank Rose at 619 Street and Emma Kuchenrither at 304 W Broad Street with several other names and addresses.
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Mann
Yost
R. D
Elyria
Charlie O'Donnel
Middle Avenue
Sobn Basinski
East River Street
Ezra Green
Woodland Avenue
Frank Rose
Edgar Neill
East River
Seis Fooy
Wellington
Emma Kuchenrither
Broad Street
Local Meetings Schedule for Child Conservation and Schools
The Child Conservation League will meet Friday at 6 p.m. with Mrs. Louis Heidrich for a luncheon meeting at 156 Eastern Heights Boulevard. Hamilton Parent-Teachers Association meets Thursday April 11 at 3 30 p.m. A Kiwanis Luncheon at the YMCA features an educational film The Making of A Mazda Lamp. Rotarians plan to attend the Twen First District Conference in Lima on Thursday and Friday.
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Child Conservation League
Louis Heidrich
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Lcreen
Roll Cell
Hamilton
Kiwanis
Cering
Henry Beck
Ray Wentz
Lima
Hie
Squire
Victor Woodward
James Thomas
Mose Wider
Carey al- Floalien
Char Sotherden
Tom Coox
Jay Howenstine
Malph Fay
Bam
Rotary
Mrs Samuel Saville Honored At Welsh Club Meet
Mrs W Elph hosts Women's Welsh Club at 229 Sixth Street. Members celebrated Mrs Samuel Saville, the club’s oldest member, with a pink and white luncheon for fourteen. A handkerchief shower surprised the guest of honor. Edward Gates left for Milton School to resume studies after spring holidays with his parents.
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Samuea Saville
Meet OF
W. Elph
We Club
Samuel Seville
Peetlae
Edward Gates
Milton School
Milton
Mass
George Stevens, Jr
East Avenue
Elizabeth Stevens Missionary Society elects new officers
The Elizabeth Stevens Missionary Society reorganized with new officers and heard reports on the Wick Home for the Aged. Dr. Edwin Kirby presided, and members discussed heating upgrades, new members, and a petition to Congress supporting the Child Labor Amendment. Officers include President W W McConnell and others.
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Elizabeth Stevens Missionary Society
Professor Youtz Continues Lenten Lectures on Fighting Race
Prof Herbert A Youtz of Oberlin presents the fifth Lenten lecture titled The Story of a Fighting Race. The talk, part of the Spiritual Interpretation of Life series, will be Thursday at seven thirty in the nondenominational church. Attendance has grown, with many young listeners expected and a cordial welcome extended.
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Youtz
Herbert A. Youtz
Oberlin
Fional Church
Cordiel
Circle No 3 of St Pauls Church Meeting Report
Circle No 3 of St Pauls Evangelical Church met Tuesday afternoon at 225 Furnace Street for its April meeting. Mrs. Krieg presided. thirteen members and six visitors attended. social hour followed. On April 22 Mrs G M Dellefield will host at Griswold Road.
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S 1. Paul’s Evangelical Church
Charles W. Becker
Furnace Street
Krieg
Leshuel
G. M. Dellefield
Griswold Road
Birthday Surprise for R A Whitney at East Avenue Home
Fourteen friends gathered at East avenue last evening to honor R A Whitney on his birthday. Guests played games and cards, enjoyed a musical program by Irene Buchanan Fred Raab and Walter Collins, then shared refreshments before departing with best wishes.
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R. A. Whitney
East Avenue
Irene Buchanan
Second Street
Fred Raab
Cleveland
Walter Collins
Ote
Wiesté
Whit
Mrs Underhill Hosts Society Evening of Music and Games
Mrs. Underhill entertained Mrs. Pla and ARI 802 Third Street with a pleasant evening of music and games. At the close a dainty lunch was served. Additional society items appear on page 8 with notes on Carlisle Grange dance and Oberlin Road event.
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Carlisle Grange
Oberlin Road
The Cloche Returns In New Spring Hat Styles
Madame heads to the milliner as spring arrives to greet the reemergence of the cloche and its evolving designs. Designers preview urban wrap arounds with rhinestone pins, high crowns, and large drooping hats while predicting the cloche will remain dominant, with sporty tailored pieces also on display for warm season wear.
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Milady
Hat Trends Highlight Bright Green and Black Accessories
The article touts panama hats in bleached colors with patterned punch work and green ribbons, emerald green models with red trimming, and small designs with high crowns. It notes a shift to cool greens for crepe and tub silks, plus black white and various browns as prominent color tones. White remains dominant for Southern wear with color contrasts in trimming.
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Panama
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Brooklyn
Wire
Hess
Lorain
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Lesiuens
Esterday
Sual Monthy
Wick
Dr. Hess
Abera Stevens
Methodist
United Church
W. W. McConnell
Sarah Yo
Ais
Fritz Rudin
R. McDonald
Rothe
Socerety
Congress
Martin L. Day
W. W. Mccontell
Sarah Yoder
Charles Simpkins
Jessie Robbins
H. F. Bembower
Margaret Edwards
Beyport
Alice Karby
Olive Hill School
Kentuel
Flora Hoak
Kirby
Olive Hill
Kentucky
Ce Kirby
Wilda Foreman
Jean Marberry
Ep Grorse
O. Robinson
Louise Real
A. Reeder
Sips
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M. Johnson
Laporte
A. F. Jackson
Harold Olmstead
Mrs
Frank White
Spencer
ST. Paul's Church
Singer Store
Eagles Hall
Eagles
Flannery
Broad ST
Boylan
Postoffice
Ohio
Elyria Dress Goods Shoppe
Kathryn Krugman
Nelles’ Corset
Elyria Savings & Trust
Crabapple Empire Blue
Cook’s
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