Elyria Woman's club hears Sterrenz on Europe today
Society notes show Frederick Sterrenz of the Cleveland Press speaking at the Elyria Woman's club on Europe. He argues Germany seeks only self protection and food, calls for reduced trade barriers, and notes France remains antagonistic while Italy and Japan face expansion wars. Luncheon precedes program. future events include a tureen dinner and an all day Good Friday service.
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Prederick Sterrenz
Cleveland Press
Elyria Woman's Club
Germany
France
Italy
Japan
Rhine
Sterbenz
League of Nations
Education Department
J. K. Nece
Singing of America
J. W. Smith
Pano.ee
Woman's Club Plans For Upcoming Activities And Events
The Elyria Woman's Club departments announced a slate of events for the coming weeks. Activities include a board party to benefit the mill fund, sewing and a sauerkraut luncheon, talks on Wagner, travel and education programs, a Florida shells display, a rummage sale, and a card party. Electees include trustees Mrs. F. C. Billings, Mrs. H. G. Hoover, and Mrs. E. C. Keres, with delegates to the state convention. The 25th anniversary club party is set for March 23. New members listed: Mrs. Ernest Kenton, Mrs. Sor, Mrs. Struck, and Mrs. Fiord Schutt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Woman's Club
American Home and Child Welfare Department
Mill Fund
H. &. Hoover
Wagner
Drama Department
Frank Seward
Ing
J. Birkbeck
Miss Donnelly
Tucker School
Expr
F. C. Billings
H. G. Hoover
FE. C. Keres
Mar
RT. J. Martin
Hoover
G. W- Wingard
Inez Barnartiss
Ernest Kenton
Sor
Third Street
Meeting notes from Second Congregational churcs Division D
Sixteen members attended a noon gathering at the home of Mrs. Joh Aschenbach on Cornell Avenue. Mrs. George Lamt led devotional services while plans were made for events on April 28 and March meetings. Members sewed quilt tops for the Cleveland orphanage and held a prize quilt craft.
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Second Congregational Churcs
Joh Aschenbach
R.G. Rhodes
Cornell Atenue
George Lamt
Ward Hubbard
Glen Brodrick
Winchell
Fotzenheit
Buesis
Vandison
Cleveland
Terry
Personal notices and events in Garford Eastern Heights
Reer, Iva Pollack and Miss Lois Maryns attend Bethany College student names appear among local visitors. Mr and Mrs Mauries Pratt and twin daughters from Brooklyn visit West River Street, while J C Goss Jr of Detroit visits his parents in Princeton Ave. Several local residents attend plays, deaths, and church services with references to Easter week ceremonies and Good Friday observances at Andrews Church.
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Garford
Eastern Heights
Barnes
Iva Pollack
Wester Sirger
News City
Maslers
Beth- Vege
Middle Avenue
Lois Maryns
Beaver
Pennsylvania
Betheny College
Mauries Pratt
Daug
Brooklyn
New York
West River Street
Pasadena
Dela
Westeran
Broad Street
F. Cascade
Goss
Briggs
James
Sip
Feil
Jamestown
New Dames Of Malia Officers Installed
Installation of Metta was attended by 5 guests from Lorain last night. Officers installed include Sparks protector Ruth, keeper Edith, deputy messenger Minne Gard, guard Anna Gunder, and others. Louis Tichenor presented compliments to installing and retiring officers. plans mention summer roundup and an amateur contest opening to Agnes parish members with two sets of entries for third and fourth grade attendees.
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Opes
Metta
Lorain
Acé Deoner
Cleveland
Ficer
Iver Eleanor Werrer
Pearer
Anna Auer
Cers
Que
N. Sparks
Marzarrad
Ruth
Bya Kiare Schaub
Osea Igsie
Edith Carrie Miler
Smith
Nera Igi
Minne Gard Ac
Anna Gunder
Isi
Luc Ba
Doroth
Harvest Esler
Ruth Blealur
Esther Smiht
Grace Heigcirich
Olge
Louis
Tichenor
Resalar Monthis
Dar
Frank Guy
Josiah Dunlap
Joseph Welsh
James Elemes
EL Foreman
M. Young
J. Nore
Vincent Gray
Agnes Parish
Atrenda
Claque Club SeWing Event Draws Three Winners
The Clasque club sewing division met at the home on Nichols Court to award prizes in three contests to Géraldine Watson Mildred Bauza and Marzueri Taylor. Plans for a mother-daughter banquet were discussed and set for April in Mas. Lorena Downs invited the girls to meet at her Erie Street home on April 22.
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Clasque Club
Nichols Court
Géraldine Watson
Mildred Bauza
Marzueri
Bangu
Mas
Lorena Downs
Erie Street
Easter Friday Services At St Pauls Church
Holy Week schedule lists morning services starting at ten with two services in German guise and communion administered. Evening service at 7 45 features tenor solo The Easter Story by Russel Dinford and sermon followed by altar sacrament observance.
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St. Paul's Church
Russel Dinford
Calendar notes and club meeting reminders at Andrea's church
A jumbled calendar item notes a club meeting at Jane's West Avenue location with Mrs. T and others, plus Shrine No. 2 references. It mentions Beverly, Iris, and an Easter basket display, with serving help from Indi Fu and Mrs. Haro, and Frances outlining honor award requirements for April to March. an event schedule is given for contests and activities ending around 4:24.
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Carstrad
Andrea
Jane
West Avenue
Mrs. T
Mergaret
FO. C
Beverly
Indi Fuen
Haro
Franceson
LaPorte W. C. T. U. hosts meeting and luncheon
Mrs. Rahl opened the LaPorte W. C. T. U. meeting with nine members present. Mrs. Mary Milen Alexander led the readings and sunshine. Guests from Beni Shrine Auxiliary and others attended. A luncheon will be held June sixth at Mrs. Ca Oup’s home.
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Frank Rahl
LaPorte W. C. T. U
Dent
Mary Milen Alexander
Beni Shrine
West Avenue
Dingo
Inveral
Iliary
Iuren
Ca Oup
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Hospital Admissions and Society Meeting Highlights
Hospital admissions list names including Jeanette Sheiler and Michael Glow iske from various streets in Walton, Grafton, and Cortland. Discharges include Herberta Holiday and Florence Hallingsworth among others. A Federated Patriotic Societies meeting at Woodman Hall discussed a future quarterly session and summer basket picnic with representatives from Sons of Veterans and Ladies of GALR.
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Jeanette Sheiler
Boston Avenue
Walton Ives
K. D
Michael Glowiske
Grafton
George Wahrmas
Courtland Street
Herberta Holiday
Ninth Street
Mark Watts
Baby Poy
W_rth
Florence Hallingsworth
Boacd Street
Betty May Beck
Cleveland Street
Adam Heldling
Evelyn Zeigier
Coebta Staties
Mary Barwell
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Women's Helter Corps
UVaptai P_ DL
Reefytrele Ladies of
G. A. RR
Daughters of Union Veterans
Sons of Union Veterans and Auxiliary
Woodman Hall
Sons of Veterans
Chas. Deeser
Charles Lent
The
Dorothy
Decker
Charles O
East Avenue
Sorority Zeta Upsilon Meeting At Hand Home
Sorority Zeta Upsilon met at Pauline Gettey’s residence on Ninth Street last evening to discuss a weekend at the lake and a rummage sale in the near future. A luncheon was served by Mrs. Gettey and Lucille Hand hosted at Longford Avenue home with Easter decor. April 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Brugmer
William Wehman
Re Kutter
Zeta Upsilon
Pauline Getttey
Ninth Street
Keepiaz
Lucille Hand
Longford Avenue
Church of Christ Classes Postpone Meetings
The A B C class at the Church of Christ, linked to Mr and Mrs C C Kieffer at 154 The A B C, has postponed its meeting previously scheduled for Saturday this week to Friday at 7 30 p m. The Adams residence at 1365 East Avenue hosts the new gathering. The W L B class also postpones its park gathering by a week from Friday night.
Oberlin AAUW Hosts Tea and Plays to Raise Funds
The Oberlin Branch of the American Association of University Women welcomes Oberlin College senior women to a tea at Talcott Hall Monday at 3 PM with speaker Mrs. Harry C. Long on Roads to Peace. A fundraiser features Phidelah Rice at Warner Hall on April 16 in Candida, with tickets at 15 dollars to support the Fellowship fund.
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Oberlin
American Association of University Women
Oberlin College
Talcott Hall
Harry C. Long
Akron
Phidelah Rice
Warner Hall
Shaw
Mrs Oswald Hosts Circle 2 of St Pauls Evangelia Church
Mrs Oswald hosted Circle 2 of St Pauls Evangelia Church at her East Ernstreet home yesterday with chairwoman Mrs Otfa Misehka presiding and Mrs Mary Fox as devotional leader. A salad course was served at a large table adorned with pink sweet peas and blue in friendship circle gifts. The Salvation Army will hold Good Friday services at the church on West Breadtreer with an Easter service Sunday at 7 45 and a morning service at 11 00.
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SS Andrews
Hversaisal
India
Kathleen Vaughn
Jacqueline Greene
Elyria Country Club
Mar &Th
Edith Terrey
Lydia Kahar
Fhelma Bentiy
Edna Berich
Goodwill Bible Class
Elizabeth Rich
Oswald
Easternstreet
Circle 2
St. Paul's Evangelia Church
Otfa Misehka
Mary Fox
KR. Pallas
Courtland Tertain
Circle Home
Ie Orlock
Salvation Army
Harchon West
Captain Amore Preaches as Special Music Offered
In the morning service Captain Amore will preach and special music will be provided at each service, highlighting the worship schedule.
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A.m
Amore
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