Tonight's schedules include many civic and club meetings
A busy slate lists Miss Virginia Cran Earl Court at seven, Young People's Discussion at the Methodist church, Knights of Columbus card party, Bedford Musical Club preprogram for Elyria Musical Society, Woman's Benefit Association session, Junior Hi Y, Harmon Lodge, Federation supper, American Legion, Lorain County Medical Society in Elyria, Elyria Lodge 103, Pedigreed Canary Club, two signing clubs Fifth City and Buckeye, Woman's Welsh club luncheon, Baptist Missionary Society supper, Junior Mission-Rand guests, Bunco at 145 East Bridge, Friendship Club mother daughter banquet, Meyers pre nuptial shower for Hilda Meyers and Arthur Schneider, Knights of Columbus probate court talk, Monday Colonial Club at Alta Mira, Frances Squires speaks to Ely Parent-Teacher Association, Elyria hospital auxiliary sewing, G A R meeting with invite from Lorain Women's Relief Corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Literary Society
Virginia Cran- Earl
iThe
Mr. and Arts
J. Ford
Crosby
Fifth City
Buckeye Canary Clubs
Woman’s Welsh
Lee Whitney
West Avenue
Missionary Society of the Bist Baptist Church
Missén-Rand
Hon- Pan
Bunco Club
Edna Crombts
East Bridge Street
Friendship Club
Mother Néaughter
First Congregational Church
Multiple Elyria clubs hold meetings and events in April
The North Elyria Grange meets April eleventh with a literary program and refreshment packing for two. The Woman's Relief Corps gathers April twelfth at two. Neighborhood Bible class meets April at Mrs. Fay's home. The Jesters host a party April tenth at Epring Valley Country Club. Notawa Club plans a Friday bridge party with four organizers. A new plan for St Paul’s Sunday School Council creates four annual general meetings. Winifred Haswell receives a kitchen shower for her upcoming marriage. King Solomon's Lodge hosts a Masonic session with Fellow craft work planned for April fifteenth. Fine Arts Dept features Frank Wilford on Cascade Park and plans a bridge for April twenty-second. Columbia Club plans banco party on April seventeenth and trip to Amherst April nineteenth. A dance recital by Margaret Vierfoot's pupils at Elyria Country Club features Peter Pan themed costumes. Chapman Camp, Sons of Union Veterans, holds a meeting with a social to follow. Hospital notes list admissions and discharges including Mrs. Clarence Walker and Mrs. Walter Baughman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Epring Valley Country Club
Notawa Club
W.C. A
Edna Bates
Emma Kane
Victoria Albrecht
Mildred Buck
The
Woman's Club
Frank Wilford
Cascade Park
Wilford
E. J. Fellow
W. R. Comings
West Avenue
Bevercourt
Airs
H. M. Andress
Elyria
Edward Guilan
Ironwood
Michigan
Harry Dickens
Earl Court
W. B. Stocking
Geneva
Ohio
Russell O ' Rosenbertz
Second Street
Umberto d’Atri
Ison Edward
Canton
Air
K. R. Jensen
Harry Piier
Jerry Pier
J. Q. Ryan
Cedar Street
Cleveland
J. P. Rankin
Dundee
C. E. Rankin
Lake Avenue
Lockard
Richardson
Henry Buchholz
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Jessie Turner Mahr
Sixth Street
Miami University
Paul Kohl
East River Street
Clarence Walker
Mechanic Street
Walter Baughman
Woodland Avenue
Elyria Hospital
Rex R. Bailey
St. Louis
Bailey
Ella Nielsen
W. C. Lockard
Harvard Avenue
St. Vincent's Hospital
Juliet Sackett
Leonard Terry
Princeton Avenue
Nelson Fitch
Dartmouth College
Committees Announced For State Conclave In Elyria
The Brotherhood of American Yeoman met at the TO. 0.F hall with good attendance. Two names were balloted and two candidates initiated into the homestead. Plans set for the State Conclave and 32nd anniversary in Elyria April 10-11 at Elks club. Activities include drill competitions, juvenile decree cabinet, King Tut Degree, banquet, and ball. Committees led by Lyte Conrad and listed members. Officers of Elllis Homestead No.32 named, with plans for anniversary supper April 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of American Yeoman
Homestead
Elyria
Elks Club
Second Street
Canton
Calildred
Lyte Coonrad
Jessie Raesler
Nettie Woodruff
Iva Simmons
Charles Simmons
Bessie Leonhardt
Wm. Leonhardt
Wm Smith
Hattie Kuss
Esther Pfieffer
Mame Young
Margaret Coonrad
Julia Hult
Fred Powell
Irma Powell
Agnes Erickson
Alce Kaylor
Sarah Massey
Earl Kaylor
Nina Miller
Bertha Kuss
Wm. Muche
Alta Muche
Lyle Coonrad
Jacob Young
John Schultz
Elliis Homestead No.32
Russel Dunford
Julia Hull
Wm, Smith
Rowena
Mary Slack
Rebekah
Roberta Coonrad
Pauline Wockenfuss
Sentinel
Chas. Simmons
Degres
Ted Pfeiffer
Agnes Dunford
LO. QO. F. Hall
Club 18 Entertained By Mrs Sweeney At Social
The X A Q Club met last evening with Mrs Ed Sweeney on Gear Road and 200 attendance. A social time was enjoyed and needlework occupied the evening. Refreshments were served by the hostess before adjournment. The next meeting will be at Mrs Paul Wellert 464 Cleveland Street on April twenty second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Sweeney
Paul Wellert
Cleveland Street
Personal notices from Elyria Ohio and vicinity
Local social column lists visits and travels of residents across Oberlin Elyria and nearby towns. includes siblings spouses and friends visiting in Woodstock Detroit Elyria Cleveland and Canton. mentions anniversaries births weddings and hospital stays. notes travel for study and family gatherings.
Social status debate over Mrs Gann as second lady of the land
Washington April 9 Senator Heflin of Alabama stated plans to introduce a law at the next session officially naming Mrs. Gann, half sister of Vice President Curtis, as the second lady. He gained support from Senator Borah and Senator Morris as the social lobby faces a strong fight. Secretary Stimson might resolve the dispute before congressional action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Edward Everett Gaan
Curtis
Heflin
Alabama
Congress
Gann
Borah
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Morris
Nebraska
State Department
World Court
Secetary
Stimson
Embasy seating dispute stirs White House dinner chair row
The Chilean embassy seating issue centers on Mrs Gann and the Kellogg rule as Secretary Stimson may alter the prior arrangement. Heflin demands a prompt American solution rather than diplomatic chitchat. Curtis presses for Mrs Gann to gain the vice presidential hostess chair if applicable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Int
State Department
Kellogg
Gann
Stimson
Nellie
Radio Programs Cleveland Stations Schedule Evening April 9
A detailed list of Cleveland radio programs across stations WEO, WHE, WOW, WGY and others for April 9, including performances by Howard Melaney, Hotel Cleveland Orchestra, Buddy clubs, and a Curtis Institute music program. The schedule shows times from 6 p.m. to 12 a.m. with various hosts, orchestras, bands, and talk segments, plus a late note about Erin women using berry juice for makeup and Cascade Pavilion dancing tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Easday
Howard Melaney
Earl Rehif
Cleveland Orchestra
Friedrich Janssen
Batl
Apex-Rostarex
Sohlo Orchestra
Widlar
Everaldy
Crequot Club Eskimos
Dr. O. L. Dustheimer
Hale
Fearty
Radio-Heth-Orpheum
AI Walden
Omi
Walt
Wylie
Piccadily
Rupp
Wesley Jones
Washingt
Pimo
Proram
Washington
Frederick Willam Wise
United States “Army
Paul Whiteman
Ed Day
Bedford Glens
Amos ‘N’ Andy
Curtiss
Guy Lombardo
Selznick
Club Madrid
WIAY
Chauncey Lee
Lindsay Rogers
Congress
Our Party
S. Ratelife
England
WGY
Soconyland
Paul Bunyan
Genla Fonarlova
Wegy
Bverenay
WTAM
WWI
Climat
Recentestrance Orchestra
Keith-Orpheum
MUZ
WIR
Savannah
Longine
Srhalle
Stromberg-Carlson Sexter
KDKA
3Rchel
KDEKA
KRDKA
Wijr
WLW
William
Slumber
Columbia System
New York
WAEBC
Mabo Entertainment
Frederic O W. Wise
United States Navy Band
WADC
Old Gold
Paul Whiteme
Wednesday's Five Best Radio Features
Saturday radio listings show WEAF and NBC at 7:30 p.m. EST Bourdon's orchestra. WOR and CBS schedule Han Simmons Show boat at 7:00 p.m. EST. WJZ and NBC present Talk My Father by Evan geline Booth at 9 p.m. EST. WOR and CBS offer John Hopkins University musical clubs at 1:00 p.m. EST. WIZ and NBC present The Continentals in operatic excerpts at 10 p.m. EST.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEAF
NBC
Bourdon
WOR
CBS
Han Simmons
WJZ
My Father
Evangeline Booth
John Hopkins University
WIZ
Beach Skirts Rise As Beachwear Captures Attention
New York April 9 1929 francis paget notes beach regalia seen in the south and now gaining notice on shorelines. The piece observes beach apparel advancing beyond novelty to fashion while beach pajamas engage or intrigue the average woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Paget
New York
Southlands
Separate wrapover jersey skirt for beach wear gains appeal
A new import feature for beach wardrobes offers a wrapover jersey skirt to wear with one piece bathing suits. It targets women who avoid trousers on the beach, offering easy removal for swimming and a variation from pajamas and youthful sailor shorts. The elaborate skirts feature a wrapover design with narrow waistbands, drape, and pleated variants.
Reeds Cleaher For Painted Walls and Rugs
Olive Thome, agent, advertises painting and rug cleaning with delivery service. Mid-Week Specials at the Little Market feature fresh produce including strawberries, asparagus, grapefruit, oranges, radishes, green onions, and rhubarb. Located on Middle Avenue next to the Masonic Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Thome
Middle Avenue
Masonic Temple
Ancient pledges shape early pawnbroking and banking
The text notes pawnbroking predates banking and that the Chinese Greeks and Hebrews used pledges in ancient times, highlighting early lending practices and color contrasts in the description of aides.
How Does She Do It Danderine Hair Care Claim
A sales pitch extols Danderine as the best way to keep hair styled with no dandruff. It promises cleaner scalp, smoother hair, and longer lasting waves when used instead of water. The ad urges readers to ask their druggist and buy a bottle for 35 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
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Iss Meyers
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North Bridgeville
Arthur Scheider
Mill Hausen
Indiana
Aliger Meyer
Lau- Betthal
Ridgeville
Mils Edith Sutton
Lakewood
Bunco
Agnes Kalter
Lorence Kalter
Judge Wilcox
Knights OF. Columbus
Knights of Columbus
K. of Chail
H. C. Wilcox
Lorain County
Imonday Colonial Club
Alta Mira
Colonial Club
Lucy Williams
Martha Faxon
I. D. Faxon
Alice Edwards
Mis Frances Squires
Ely
Francis Squirs
Parent - Teacher Association
Crippled Children’s
Sen
Mg. A. KR
Weeven
G. A. R. Yest
Lorain Feven
Wi C
ST. Paul's
St. Paul's Church
Roy Kulp
Winifred Haswell
Thomas Griffith
David Miller
Homer Street
King Solomon's Lodge
A. M
NEW Cascade Films
Columbia Club
Amaerst
St. John's Lutheran School
Banco
Amherst
Elyra Country
Chapman
H. P. Chapman
Sons of Union Veterans
Harriett
Folry
Quincy Street
William Greer
AUST
Elvira
William FE
E. J. Snellenberger
Winckles Street
Vivian Renouard
Hazel Gibson
Marie Dearing
Ralph Seekins
Clyde Reynolds
Wm. Robertson
Frank Jones
Josephine Carwood
Fred Seekins
E. H. Snellenberger
Harriett King
C. Grandstaff
Mr. Aust
Lucille Spaeth
Herman Roland
Norman Abbey
Robt. Hestder
Bob Haswell
Mable Spaeth
Stahl
Harriet King
William Robertson
Rust
Lila Fell
O'Dell
Fellowship Club
Mary Margaret Borie
Helen Upp
Hoptensun
Mra. &. F. Schultz
Columbus Street
Dew Drop Inn
Floral Court
Marcell
Frarfeo - American Hygiene Products
Mitzi Beauty Shoppe
Lake Ave
Erin
Cascade Pavillion
Broad St
Middle Jve
Charis
Jane M. Wall
Columbia Network
B.S
Danderine
Broad Street
Beauty Parlor
Barber Shop
the Fay Company
Geminine
Ture
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