Bethel Shrine Installation and Community Meetings
Tonight Bethel Shrine plans an installation of officers and a 6 30 supper. Circle No 2 of the M E church, clan Robertson, Y P S Grace Lutheran group, and various clubs meet at 6 30 for dinners and theater events at local churches and homes. Donna Bell of Oberlin will speak on drama with a dramatic reading. Fox Furnace Company honors its basketball team with a dinner dance at Spring Valley Country Club for eighty guests. Ken Weat appointed captain. the Elyria Industrial League four time champions receive engraved pencils and a mounted silver trophy on display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Valley Country Club
Fox Furnace Company
Tunor
C. A. Olsen
Ken’ Weat
Paul Kirby
Bill Miller
Bill Henry
Baldy” Guthman
Eddie Lamb
Louie Lump
Max Gilbert
Elyria Industrial League
Olsen
Everette Fyler
Frances Kirkbride
John Grouse
Friendship Club groups meet with Miss Seymour on Girl Reserve ring meaning
The Friendship Club Interest Groups held a general assembly in the gym yesterday. Miss Seymour explained the Girl Reserve ring as a triangle symbolizing physical mental and spiritual life. Rings orders go in Friday April 13 with interviews and letters to be attended. Three groups met despite low attendance. Nature Lore discussed funding ideas, Artist planned candy sales at next supper, Handicraft began plans for a late May spring coed dance and pottery projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Club
Seymour
Nature Lore
Four-Couple Club Hosts Bunco Night at Garford Home
The Four-Couple Club gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Harry Garford on Adelbert Street for a Bunco evening. High score went to Mrs. B. Burton and J. Ried, followed by Mrs. H. Schwarts and B. Burton. A luncheon was served. The group plans a Friday meeting on April 20 at the Lake Avenue home of Mr. and Mrs. B. Burton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Garford
Adelbert Street
Bunco
B. Burton
J. Ried
Jolly Dozen Club meets at La Porte for pedro games
The Jolly Dozen Club gathered last evening with Mr and Mrs Henry Schildt at La Porte. Eight games of pedro were played. Mrs Frank Rhodes and William Black won first award, Mrs Herman Eady, Walter Bagnell second, Mrs William Black and Herman Eady third. A dainty luncheon and social time followed. In two weeks the club will be entertained by Mr and Mrs Walter Bagnell on Harwood street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Dozen
Henry Schildt
la Porte
Pedro
Frank Rhodes
William Black
Herman Eady
Walter Bagnell
Harwood Street
Playfair Presented by McKenna Players at High School
Tom Playfair will be presented at the high school auditorium Thursday evening by the McKenna players of Cleveland. Several Elyrians are included in the cast of twenty five players. This play features the social life of the boy and is one of the strongest dramas presented in years. It was received in Cleveland with a large and enthusiastic audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Playfair
McKenna Players of
Cleveland
Dames of Malta Install Officers at I O O F Hall
The regular session was held last evening with good attendance. Installations featured the officers and installing staff led by Pearl Waddington and Margaret Hobbs. Hall decor included palms and ferns, followed by a luncheon for members and visitors from the Star of the Lake Sisterhood in Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dames of
Malta
I. O. O. F. Hall
Protector
Sarah Massey
Queen Esther
Lotta Drage
Ruth
Clara Jensen
Naomi
Wwsther Wellert
Hierald
Elsie Scrivens
Delia Lutz
Mattie Jlastings
Father Buew
Sovereign
Pearl Waddington
Margaret Hobbs
Neva Jumont
Aboa Botamer
Anna Barnes
Margaret Culbertson
Keener
Louie Tilchenor
Star of the Lake Sisterhood
Lorain
Latin Club Meeting At Wlyria High School
The regular monthly meeting of the Lady Club of Wlyria High School was held in the high school Auditorium Wednesday afternoon at two thirty. An interesting program was presented consisting of a reading by Is Bees, Cicero's Home and Late, We Helen Ainame p's Death, by Mary K. of the club of Rome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wlyria High School
Is - Bees
Cicero
Iate
Helen Ainame P
Mary K
Claly of
Rome
Ter
Missionary Society Holds Regular Meeting at First Baptist
The Missionary Society of the First Baptist church gathered for a regular session with about seventy members at a six o'clock supper. An outstanding Junior Mission Band program opened the meeting, featuring Jeanette Shrubsole on the opening song, Frances Bennett on piano, and Irene Hollis with Gertrude McCullough on violin. Officers were reelected: Mrs. M. H. Welty as president, Sertice Wilson as first vice president, Mrs. Marian Daniels as second vice president, Grace Shrubsole as secretary, and Hazel Mower as treasurer. The afternoon work meeting reported substantial progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Jeanette Shrubsole
Frances Bennett
Irene Hollis
Gertrude McCullough
M. H. Welty
Sertice Wilson
Rebekah Social Club Meets At Mrs Lea Mon’s Home
The Rebekah Social Club held a well attended evening at Mrs. Lea mon’s Fourth street home featuring music and readings. Highlights included piano duets by Mrs. Erickson with Mrs. Foreman and Eleanor Erickson with Irene Zachman, recitations by Wilda Foreman and Mrs. Easterbrook, and a violin solo by Eleanor Erickson. Refreshments followed and attendees voiced enjoyment. Next meeting will be at Mrs. C. Pomeroy’s Grant street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah
Elyria Woman's Club Elects Nine Trustees
The Elyria Woman's Club held a well attended business meeting at the club home. The afternoon featured the election of nine trustees with J C Bills James Hewitt and D W Myers chosen for three years Cloyd Gull D W Baird and G E French for two years S J George A W Vinse and Von Shibley for one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Woman's Club
Mesdames J. C. Bills
James Hewitt
D. W. Myers
Mesdames Cloyd Gull
D. W. Baird
G. E. French
Mesdames S. J. George
A. W. Vinse
von Shibley
Styck Tyte Club Hosts Birthday Dinner and Bunco Winners
The Styck Tyte Club met with Eleanor Foreman on Griswald road yesterday for a birthday dinner in the afternoon. Bunco was played with Mrs George Bruce winning first prize, Mrs Edwards second, and Mrs George Paul third. Mrs Hollingsworth was consoled. Mrs Edwards of Twelfth street will be the hostess on April eighteenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Styck Tyte Club
Eleanor Foreman
Griswald Road
Bunco
George Bruce
Edwards
George Paul
Hollingsworth
Twelfth Street
Eagles Auxiliary initiates two candidates at meeting
Twenty five members met in the Eagles hall last evening. Two candidates were initiated into the organization. At the next meeting officers will be nominated and a social gathering will be planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Eagles Auxiliary
Eagles Hall
Second Congregational Class Entertains At Benton Home
Juanita Benton hosted the C G Class of the Second Congregational Church on Seneca Avenue for a surprise birthday honoring teacher Mrs. Sam Saville. Gifts, games, and social time followed by refreshments served by Mrs. R E Benton with guitar and violin duets performed by the Benton brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita Benton
C. G
Second Congregational Church
Seneca Avenue
Sam Saville
Local Admissions and Discharges With Social Dinner Note
The notices record admissions for Mrs. Robert Nubn James Carnahan and others at various addresses, and discharges including Mrs. Mina Harley Mrs. Dewey Hull and Mrs. Herbert Boroff. A couple from Park Avenue dined at Ober-Hin Inn and spent the evening in Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Nubn
R. D
James Carnahan
Nevada St
Wallsville
Paul Travise
West River
Lillian Seiss
Middle Ave
Howard Benke, Jr
Lake Ave
Alice Sito
West Ave
Gerald Brinzley
Sumner St
Mina Harley
Second St
Dewey Hull
Eleventh &T
Herbert Boroff
Brington Ct
A. H. Weat
Park Avenue
Ober- Hin Inn
Oberlin
Elyria Grand Army Post Attends Lorain Dinner
Thirty five members of the Grand Army Post and the Women's Relief Corps joined Lorain Post No. 237 for a twelve o'clock dinner. Catherine Parsons presided as president and a program of recitations songs and readings followed. Next Richard Allen Post meeting set for Friday April 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army Post
Woman's Relief Corps
Lorain
Lorain Corps
Aixty
Catherine Parsons
Neva Rankin
Elyria Corps
Pearl Wheeler
Gray
Huffman
Mary Keller
Barshaw
Parsons
Agnes Bates
Bryner
Laura Cobb
Mary Hoth
Abbey
Commander Stearns
Richard Allen Post
Elyria
Ida Hiller
Garford PTA Holds Elections and Speaker on Reading
The Garford Parent Teacher Association meeting opened with reports from the secretary and treasurer, followed by officer elections: President Mrs. K. Melton, vice president Mrs. C. Scott, secretary Mrs. C. M. Lee, treasurer Harold Horace, and refreshment chair Mrs. W. E. Harper. Miss Harriet Hubbard spoke on Reading, praising a new method for next year. Edward Bembower played two piano pieces, and the first grade won the attendance banner. The Cora May Walton Mission Study Club met at the Congregational church with Ada Smith, once a Korea missionary, as speaker. Supper was served by the Goodwill Bible class. Miss Eleanor Dehm performed piano selections and the evening ended with social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garford Parent Teacher Association
K. Melton
C. Scott
C. M. Lee
Sire
Harold Horace
W. E. Harper
C. L. Hudson
Harriet Hubbard
Edward Bembower
Westminster
Cora May Walton
Congregational Church
Goodwill Bible
Ada Smith
Korea
North Side Guild of St. Andrews meeting at Gulf Farms
Mrs Mayo Roe hosted fourteen members and guests of the North Side Guild of St Andrews church at Gulf Farms yesterday. Rev and Mrs E B Redhead attended. Sewing for the bazaar preceded a refreshment course. Anna Louise Baker, back from the winter, was present. Circle No 5 of the Methodist church was hosted by Mrs W J Lepper on Broad Street. Mrs OGuremacher presided in the president's absence, Mrs Fyler. After devotional led by Mrs Meinke a brief meeting appointed a nominating committee including Mrs Brodheck, Mrs Olmsted and Mrs Douglass. Plans were made to serve a May supper. During a musical hour Mrs O F Brodheck sang several numbers with piano accompaniment by Mrs Williams. A late refreshment was served to sixteen members, two guests and nine children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayo Roe
Gulf Farms
North Side
St. Andrew's Church
E. B. Redhead
Anna Louise Baker
Methodist Church
W. J. Lepper
Broad Street
Oguremacher
Fyler
Meinke
Brodheck
Olmsted
Douglass
O. F. Brodheck
Williams
Dancing Party Is Success By Local Veterans Group
The Sons of Union Veterans of Syria and Lorain held a dancing party at Magles hall in Lorain with about two hundred attendees. Ricard of Lorain and Frank Peterson of the Y M C A organized the evening. Frank Peterson left on a three day fishing trip to Ontario Can and was due back Saturday. Mrs W B Hubbell of East Avenue returned from Nashville where she spent the Easter week with her daughter Marion a Ward Belmont College student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Union Veterans of
Frank Peterson
Ontario Can
W. BR. Hubbell
East Avenue
Nashville
Tenneesee
Heppeval
Marion
Ward Belmont Collage
Meetings of the Men's Club and Circle No 9 Plans
The Men s Club of the Congregational Church meets at 6 30 pm tomorrow at the church with guests invited. Circle No 9 met at Mrs George Cotton s home noting a tureen dinner planned for April 26 at the Merchants Church and a future meeting hosted by Mrs Cordrey with assistants Mrs Oakes and Mrs Harry Rankin.
Jefferson P T A meeting features music and readings
The Jefferson Parent Teacher Association met at the school house at 3:15 pm for a program including Irene Upton piano solos An Alp Maid's Dream and Chromatic Study Thelma Page sang Fairy Roses and Little Boy Blue Miss Spencer led a reading circle discussion Charlotte Brooks spoke on library uses The nominating committee reported officers Ars Cordrey president Mrs Tichenor first VP Mrs Brillhart second VP Mrs Harrison secretary and Mrs Burrill treasurer The Le Pont Club held a dinner at the Oberlin Inn with twelve attendees and bridge prizes awarded to Mrs Margaret Smith first Miss Ethel Smith second Miss Mary Gray third The next meeting will be at Esther Clawson's Eastern Heights Boulevard with three hostesses R C Maston spoke at the Franklin P T A reviewing a Boston educational convention The nominating committee for next year was named Mrs Williams chair with Mrs Bell and Mrs Fay Also decided to provide sport material for playgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Parent- Teacher Association
Irene Upton
Thelma Page
Ars. Cordrey
Tichenor
Brillhart
Harrison
Burrill
le Pont Club
Oberlin- Inn
Margaret Smith
Ethel Smith
Mary Gray
Allie Albrecht
Esther Clawson
Eastern Heights Boulevard
R. C. Maston
Franklin Parent Teacher Association
Boston
Williams
Bell
Fay
Oberlin News Briefs Highlight Local Social Events And Cast
Personal notes from Oberlin area as Jr and Mrs Rauh dined at Oberlin Inn, Flossie Whlppfenstein visits West avenue, and local attendees joined S. B. A. at Amherst. A Elyria hospital newborn, and Ohio Wesleyan musical cast members from Hugh Gray and Kenneth Buswell are announced. Oberlin students return for spring term after vacation. John Daniels of Toronto visits sister Emily Daniels on Middle avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Rauh
Washington Avenue
Oberlin Inn
Flossie Whlppfenstein
West Avenue
Oberlin
John Wilhelmyr
Jennie Krause
M. Gardner
Amherst
Robert Nuba
Elyria
Elsria Hospital
Hugh Gray
Beverly Court
Kenneth Buswell
Kenyon Avenue
Ohio Wesleyan University
Omicron Delta Kappa
National Senior Honorary Fraternity
Blyria
John Daniels
Toronto
Canada
Emily Daniels
Middle Avenue
Elyria Concert Orchestra to Present Program Here Monday
The Elyria Concert Orchestra under Arthur Giles will perform Monday evening April 23 at the Elyria Choral Society and Methodist Church choir event. The program features Schubert and other pieces, with members from Elyria and artists from Oberlin Conservatory and the Cleveland Symphony Orchestra, promoting community appreciation of quality music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Concert Orchestra
Elyria Choral Society
Methodist Church Choir
Oberlin Coservatory of Music
Lorain
Cleveland Symphony
LaPorte M. E. Church Service With Baptism and Music
The LaPorte M. E. church will hold Sunday services at 11 with a special music program a baptismal service and reception of new members. Sunday school starts promptly at 10. A national highway death estimate for 1927 is 26 618.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaPorte M. E
Bazaar Saturday Afternoon Events at L O O F Hall
Bazaar scheduled for Saturday afternoon with evening entertainment. Admission 15 and 30 cents. Apt. 14. L O O F hall listed as venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L O. O. F. Hall
Local notes from Wellington and Oberlin area
Wellington and nearby towns report illness and travel. Alberta Watters, teaching in Martins Ferry, Ohio, is ill prompting her parents BE BE Watters to travel there. Residents attended lectures by Will Rogers and Will Bogers in Oberlin. An Eastern Star initiation occurred, and a Congregational church men’s supper drew 102 attendees praised for cooking. Mrs. Frank Andrews is ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Be.be. Watters
Martins Ferry
Ohio
Alberta Watters
Hobart Cushion
Robert Herrick
John Grissinger
Jack Morris
Claude Minor
Sandusky
Cleveland
Frank Curtice
Will Rogers
Oberlin
West
Leona West
Sage
William McEndrees
Will Bogers
Eastern Star
Congregational Church
Frank Andrews
Quoted remarks echo 1910s US politics and humor
A collection of quoted excerpts reflects Democratic and Prohibition era sentiment. Lines touch on political candidacy, religion in politics, liquor as character, and humorous takes on conventions. References include Indiana gubernatorial consideration, South sobriety at polls, and Lindbergh quip with a ham sandwich to Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Smith
South
Spain
Lindbergh
Paris
Announce Prices On New Whippet Six
Willys Overland president John N Willys announced the Whippet Six pricing here tonight. The five passenger coach will sell for 695, the coupe 895, the four door sedan 745, touring 615, and roadster 685. All prices undercut rival six cylinder models. The engine features a seven bearing crankshaft as a first among low priced cars. The move follows a recent price cut on the four cylinder Whippet model.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John N. Willys
Willys Overland
Mr. Willys
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Miss Seymour
Mrs
Jolly Dozen Club
Baptist Missionary Society
Woman's Club
Styck Tyte Club
Second Cong's
Garford P. T. A
Cora May Walton Mission Study Club
North
Side Guild
Circle NO
Harry Calvert
Circle No. 9
George Cotton
Lake Avenue
Whitacre
Fox
Merhadiat Church
Cordrey
High Street
Oakes
Harry Rankin
Charlotte Brooks
Jefferson P. T. A
Busick’s
Miller
Broad St
Soldiers’ and Sailors
Robert Boyland
Robert Goacher
John Pinkney
Edward Pallas
Murray Davidson
Bruce Fowter
Fenton McClure
Circle No. 5
W. J. Lininger
J. B. Chapman
Arthur Giles
Schubert
E. P. Hall
Banco
Uig All Welcome
Tagles Hal Stanley Broski Orchestr of
Door Prize
Superior Electric
Blue Bird Girls of
St. Paul
Chas. Wynn
West River St
Old and New Cook’s Orchestra
Spencer
Elizabeth Wood
Howe St
Phope
Carsons
Masonic Temple
Saul
Coats
New Tweed
Georgette
the Brown Company Printers—Paper Merchants
Chicago
Gov
Holcomb’s Market
Ith St
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