MacDowell Program Presented By Elyria Musicians
A MacDowell centered program was staged for the Musi cal Art Society in Elyria with Mrs. James Thomas presenting a talk on MacDowell and the Peterborough colony. The article traces MacDowell’s life from New York City birth in 1861 through studies in Europe, his teaching roles in Boston and Columbia, and the establishment of the MacDowell Colony in Peterborough New Hampshire. It highlights the colony’s growth, facilities, and notable artists who have worked there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward MacDowell
Musical Art Society
First Congregational Church
James Thomas
MacDowell
Peterborough
New Hampshire
New York City
France
Germany
Raff
Mac- Dowell
Marion Nevits
Europe
America
Boston
Columbia University
Fem
Univer
New
Hampshire
Petersborough
Hillcrest
Sn Old Ting Place
Arthir Giles
Moon Heny
Lanise
Robin
Carl James
Bre Lamander
Landscape Artist And Town Planner Guest Of Elyria Garden Club
Landscape artist and town planner discussed garden design during a Elyria Garden Club meeting. A Harvard travel award recipient shared views on native ecology, balance, and simple plant varieties, emphasizing practical, well-prepared beds and avoiding exotic overreach. The next meeting on May 10 will feature AL Vankleek speaking on spring plantings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Garden Club
Texandes
Arthur Hadden
Ourchiver
Ning
Harvard
England
France
Italy
Alexander
Thomas Cook
M Cook
AL Vankleek
Cleveland
Ira Landrith to Speak at Lorain County Meeting
Dr Ira Landrith citizenship superintendent of the International Society of Christian Endeavor will speak at Lorain Christian Temple on April 19 at 7 40 p m under the auspices of the Lorain County Christian Endeavor Union Born in Texas he has spent 25 years on the platform and in progressive movements former president of Ward Belmont College and a 1916 vice presidential candidate He now concentrates on writings and addresses promoting the Christian Endeavor movement a noted Christian statesman and writer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira
Ward-Belmont College
United States
Christian Endeavor Movement
Christian Youth Movement For All Nations
Christian Church
Landrith
Lew
Beat
Tivie
Annual Banquet of American Legion County Council
The annual banquet of the Ka rain County Council of American Legion will be held in the Amherst school gymnasium this evening at 7:30 with county attorney Don Myere as master of ceremonies. Speakers include John Kidon state commander, Colonel Colson of Cleveland legal advisor for Nickel Plate Railroad, Edgar Vert zer Elyria County Service officer, To BL Rubie Avon Lake vice president sixth district, and Chaplain A A Hunter Brooklyn M B Church Cleveland. Music by Labiff's orchestra. The meeting featured a chop suey dinner and theatre party planned for April 18. A shadow show by Serenaders and readings by Mildred Alexander opened the program. A candle lit luncheon followed in a red and white dining room. Members plan to meet again in two weeks with Miss Pearl Godfrey on Murray Ridge road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion County Council
Karain County
American Legion
Amherst
Don Myere
John Kidon
American Legions
Colonel Colson
Cleveland
Nickle Plate Railroad
Edgar Vertzer
Elyria
BL Rubie
Avon Like
Sixth District of
Ohio
Chapain A.A. Hunter
Brooklyn
M. B. Church
Labiff’s Orchestra
Line Bindy Ladgs
Edith
Edna Whitney
Mildred Alexander
Evening meetings and club gatherings across town
Tonight’s schedule includes Les Amies of First Congregational hosting a tureen dinner at 230 Harvard Ave with Miss Helen Townsend assisting, Men’s Brotherhood at 6 30 for a tureen supper with Charlotte Webster speaking on Cascade Park, St Clair Rebekah Lodge, Marshall Chapter R A M, Pilgrim Church Women’s Association, J O G club at 600 Furnace Street, Ivanhoe Club with Agnes Erickson, Utopia Club with 2 D Copas, and Business Women’s Department hosting a 3 card party at Woodbury Street with prizes awarded to Mrs Savage, Mrs Hill, Mrs Tibball and Mrs Thompson. flowers arranged by N H Bales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Amies
First Congregational Church
Pearl Rice
Harvard Avenue
Helen Townsend
Men's Brotherhood of the
Second Congregational Church
Charlotte Webster
Cascade Park
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
Marshall
R. A.M
Woman's Association of Pilgrim Church
J. O.G. Club
A. J. Lehman
Ivanhoe Club
Agnes Erickson
Utopia Club
2. D. Copas
Woodbury Street
Business Women's Department
The
Woman's Club
Bridge
Banco
Pedro
George Savage
Frank Hill
Bunco
How Tibball
George Thompson
N. H. Bales
Church meeting plans and card party notice
The text notes evening meetings organized by Walter Smith and Paul Wainwright for the congregation. Mrs. Fowler and Mr. hear the piano are mentioned. A plan card party for Knights of S$ is also referenced, with various unclear fragments about members and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of
Walter
Smith
Paul
Y W C A Groups Hostesses and Plans Set
Mrs Huene hosts W C T C ladies meeting with talks by Mrs Rice on the white ribbon project. Committees plan a youth employment agency to aid girls to attend camp. Federation of Business Girls Clubs hosts supper with Bill Sudere’s Seven Came Eleven orchestra and a Sunday worship service announced with Dr. Clarence Craig as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Braman
Girl Reserve Committee
Y. W
Kinison
Ane Oy
Eleanor Rhodes
Wheessawin
Miss Kinison
Postponed East Carlisle P T A meeting announced
The postponed meeting of East Carlisle Parent Teacher Association will be held Friday evening April 17 at the school house starting at eight o'clock. A regular business meeting and presentation of blue ribbons are planned. Miss Danner, a returned missionary from China and nursing trainee at Western Reserve School of Nursing, SC, will speak, with music by Brevoort of Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
East
Carlisle Parent Teacher Association
Danner
China
Western Reserve School of Nursing
SC. Brevoort
Elyria
Annual Meeting of County Council of PTA Held in Amherst
The LA tain County Council of Parent Teacher Associations met in Amherst school auditorium Tuesday with large attendance from local organizations. Program included music, speeches by Rev James Lyon and Mrs Ed Kothee, a Rural Extension talk by Mrs Ivan C Wolverley, high school orchestra performances, and a dinner by the Ladies Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Counchl Vv. T. A
Amherst
Latain County Council of
Narions
Chee eoUney
James Lyon
F. J. Hubbard
T. A
E. Lebr Kailey
Ladies Society of the Congregational Church
Orches
Flel East
F. R. Powers
Ryan Music
LaGrange Urie
Wooodruff
Lucille Raw
Esther Wolcott
Lincke
Oley Gs
New World Trannvocation
Amhersing
Amherst Woldles Towne
I O O F Lodge Session Draws Many Visitors
Visitors attended the Odd Fellows lodge session with members and guests sharing a meal in the dining hall after a program. A music group from Oberlin performed, and plans were announced for the District meeting in Lodi on April 24 with attention to a third degree ceremony next week. The Athletic Committee noted a softball practice at the Fair Grounds on April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ment Fina Heuy Cumteer Bers UN Lodges
Oberlin
Axton
Campbell
Brill
J. Miller
Lodi
Fair Grounds
S. K. Telzerow M
Hospital Admissions Record With Names and Addresses
Admissions list includes van stevick 217 North Olive street. Mrs Cyril Hrecknock 157 Longfellow street. Mrs Fréd Hornby Graf to. Prono Zimmerman 425 Abbey road. Gladya Freeman Wellington. Robert Krohn Cleveland. Discharges: None.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Stevick
North Olive Street
Cyril Hrecknock
Longfellow Street
Fréd Hornby
Grafto
Prono Zimmerman
Abbey Road
Gladya Freeman
Wellington
Robert Krohn
Cleveland
Church of Christ Chicken Supper for Division C
A chicken supper is hosted by the Church of Christ on April 18 starting at 4 30 pm. The event targets Division C members and offers a community meal in the church hall. Proceeds support church programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Women Meet at Methodist Church For Missionary Society
The Women’s Home Missionary Society of the Methodist church met with president Mrs Sheldon presiding. Mrs C B Simpkins led devotions. Reports from departments were favorable. A nominating committee was named: Mrs Clare Beagell, Mrs Kate Hoffman, Mrs A E Piper. Plans for Norwalk Missionary Convention May 3 to 6 were made. Speaker Mrs Carl Bechberger of Lakewood urged aid to combat urban slums. A lent offering was collected. refreshments were served by Mrs A H Kent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merica
Carl Bechberger
Lakewood
Northeast Ohio
America
A. H. Kent
W R C Past Presidents Meet at Williams Home
Mrs Alice Gage and Mrs Ella Williams entertained the Past Presidents of the Women's Relief Corps at Mrs Williams Harrison street home. Devotionals opened the meeting followed by business, refreshments, and informal contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Gage
Ella Williams
Women’s Relief Corps
Mrs. Williams
Harrison Street
de Volia Squires
E. On
Mar
Chlacgh of Christ Division Meets at Mrs H Ekenroad Home
Church group gathers Sunday afternoon at 312 Harvard Avenue with seven members and seven guests. Devotions led by W C Fowler, subject How We Are Finding Time for Prayer. Social hour led by Mrs George Martin. Contests won by member later in afternoon. Refreshments served by H R Wright Mrs M M Srs Mrs Robert Barrington and Mrs Harry Thompgen. Next meeting May 12 at Mrs C W Haven 211 Stanford Avenue. Y Indus Club at Y M C A announces new member Button Boynton and appointments for vice president George Paterton and secretary, with new initiation committee chaired by Leonard Fowls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toe
Mra. H.ekenroad
Harvard Avenue
Suetday
W. C. Fowler
George Martin
J. B. Hambley
Max Hart
H.R. Wright
M. M.srs
Robert Barrington
Y-Indus Club
Button Boynton
Harold Olmstead
Arthur Ladlow
George Patterton
Walter Kiehm
Leonard Fowls
Mothers Auxiliary Meeting At United Presbyterian Church
Twenty two members attend with two guests as Mothers Auxiliary at United Presbyterian Church. Hostesses include Mrs DS Scott and teachers of the Primary department. Devotions conducted by several members. Spring work outlines given and mothers urged to cooperate with teachers. Next meeting May 12 features Mothers Day program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers’ Auxiliary of
The
United Presbyterian Church
DS. Scott
Fred Javivs
May Wheatley
Boris Wheatly
Elizabeth Brown
Mra
A. Brown
JL. A. Singes
C. L. Bristol
Junior Woman's Club Elects New Officers
The Junior Woman's Club elected new officers for the year. Donna Dickason to arrange a late April wedding, and a $2 club donation to the clan home was approved. Officers named: President Janet Reynolds, Vice President Martha Lass, Secretary Catherine Seward, Treasurer Neil, Publicist Marial Dirkasec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Woman's Club
Donna Dickason
Cluh
Vyoar
Fen Dirkasec
Virgin
Pha Pwelfik
Bunco Club Entitled by Progressive Binen Meeting
The Progressive Binen met last night with Mesik Vaughn and Brardeen to settle a count of games. Prizes went to Vaughn first, Mrs. Ralph Betz second, and Mrs. Lyle Coun tad third. Refreshments were served and the club will meet again in two weeks with Mrs. Clyde Crosks of Roosevelt Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Home Club
Concord
Bunce
David Beattie
Fred Smith
Vise Baraka
Barbbiknecc
Ciut
Mesik Vaughn
Vaughn
Ralph Betz
Lyle Countad
Clyde Crosks
Roosevel Avenue
Burse
Division MEF Meeting Notes At Second Congregational Church
A lengthy business session followed by a magazine article reading is reported from the Second Congregational Church meeting yesterday afternoon. Mrs John Fipe reads items. Mrs Juisinger and Ms Schrock attended. The next meeting place to be announced for May 12. Magna Walcot of the Grange attended Riyria SASIT evening to play with the Chamber Music Ensemble at the Musical Art Society meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fipe
Juisinger
MM Schrock
Magna Walcot
Tha Grange
Riyria Sasit
Venning
Musical Art Society
Notable Local Social Ties and Honors in Ohio News
Mrs. Austin sails off on a trout fishing trip to Grand Rapids Michigan with friends while Miss Jonnie Mills of Cleveland hosts a stay and Mrs Dora Nichols’s Hague home plans. Howard Ward and Dan Cooks guests visit Columbus and Hamilton Street families. Harriett Luther named executive secretary at Ohio Wesleyan University and Phi Lambda Upsilon honors for Howard N Hubbard. Also mentions Miss Mary Riley and Mrs Jeanette Willising returning from Florida, auto trip. Night verse closes with melancholy imagery by A Symonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rush
Hamilton Street
Harriett Luther
Ohio Wesleyan University
Mary Riley
Lake Avenue
Jeanette Willising
Lorain
Florida
Howard N. Hubbard
Elyria
University of Nebraska
Phi Lambda Upsilon
Make Work Pleasure Eleria Faces final Eagles Hall date
Event notes show Make Work Pleasure Eleria performing last dance of the season at Eagles Hall today April VW. Admission listed as 25e with welcome extras for attendees including additional ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleria
Eagles Hall
AY Welcomie
Methodist Ladies Suppper Meeting Plans April Session
The Young Women's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church held a tureen dinner at the church and the monthly meeting. Alma Schuénéman led the business while Dorothy Byers reviewed the second chapter of The Cloud of Witnesses by Elsie Singmaster. Members sewed on special work and adjourned to meet Mrs. Hammond Crisp on April 28 for a special session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Alma Schuénéman
Dorothy Byers
Elsie Singmaster
Hamond Crisp
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eo Conanme Tionanj, &. Society
H. Social Weeting
Second Congregational
C. BR. Sociaty
Lindy Lodge
Woman's Club Department
Medion Society
Knights of S
Huene
AL Hiene
Frame
Ted Tv
Faseda Duntao
T. I
Ted
Whitney
Meyers
Sprucestre
St. Mary's Sewing Circle
Vluitch
Williams Home
Woman's
Chlacgh OF Christ Division
BOY Scouts
Ely Woods
Methodist Church
Charles Hupp
Court of Menor
PF Congregational Church
Ty Swilga UN Ak Theare
En Ovioek
Bunco Club
Myrtelle Beauty Shop
Franks
Lodi St
Frederick Vitatonic
Lord
AUAC
Ash Hat Co
Broad St. Elyria
Marge
A. Symonds
Pepudining
Berche
Ion Stanes
Stetyr
Petusip Ts
Tere
Ridgeville Grange Hall
Cook
Charis New Modela
Grace Court
East Second
Gertrude Beauty Shop
Riviera Permanent
RESO
West Ave
Arline Judge
Teautiful
Purity Bakery
Chas. Wynn Elyria
West River
M. E. Church
Max
Gabrielone
Arngo
East Avenue
ENNA
Broad Street
Uruttln
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