Final Program Shows Elyria Musical Art Society Recital
The Elyria Musical Art Society closes its season with a student piano recital by Norma Jean Cargill and peers. Performers include Patricia Hoke Oliver Shubert Eugene Szabo and violinist J H Crumley as accompanist. The event features Bach Mozart Beethoven Schumann MacDowell Saint Saens and Debussy pieces with a tea served before the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musical Art Society
Choral Society
Mighot
Norma Jean Cargill
Patricia Hoke
Oliver Shubert
Eugene Szabo
Norma Jean
Ralph C. Cargill
Flint
Michigan
Baker Conservatory
Schumann
MacDowell
Will O’ the Wisp
Saint Saens
Golliwog
Debussy
Elise
Beethoven
Cavatina
Raff
Czardas
Monti
J. H. Crumley
Elrria
Verd
Crumley
George Livingston
J. Martin Beck
A. B. Taylor
Hardy Scott
George Day
Max van Wormer
Harold Rorick
Republican Women Present Candidates At Meeting
Republican Women meeting at the Elyria Women's Club heard aspirants for city county and district offices. About 30 candidates from Elyria Lorain Oberlin Amber Grafton Ashland and Akron spoke while Mrs. Bowdler led introductions. A special business meeting and social hour followed with refreshments for about 100 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Women’s Club
Elyria Women’s Club
Fourth Street
Wilfrid Bowdler
America
J. W Smith
Norah Abbe
Paul Weisbrod
Jack Norsworthy
Carl Curtis
Gladys McCullough
Republican City Committee
Amber
Grafton
Ashland
Akron
William Edbricke
Fred Koepp
Charles Copas
Peter Smith
H. D. Townsend
Harry Pounds
J. W. Myers
Claude Terry
Leo Smith
Anna Kennedy
Eta Theta Club Plans Co ed May Theatre Party
Eta Theta members met with Audrey Garland and discussed club finances and events. A coed theatre party is planned for May 24 in Cleveland with Mary Thomas Jean Heimsath and Helen Reese receiving prizes after the business session. Luncheon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eta Theta Club
Audrey Garland
Cambridge Avenue
Cleveland
Mary Thomas
Jean Heimsath
Helen Reese
Edison Girl Reserves Form Committee At Meeting
Rita Ritter opened the Edison Girl Reserves meeting on Tuesday with devotions. Roll call cited favorite songs and a candy sale at the barn dance at the YWCA was discussed. A committee was appointed by president Helen Lingenfelter, Joyce Maxiener, and Rita Ritter. Devotions next week by Lila ONeill. Afterward the group played base ball outdoors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rita Ritter
Edison
Y W.C. A
Helen Lingenfelter
Joyce Maxiener
Lila O'Neill
Dorothy Banks Weds Fred Smith In St Agnes Ceremony
Miss Dorothy Banks daughter of Mr and Mrs T J Britt and Fred Smith are married in a morning ceremony at St Agnes parish. Rev Br Leo Brissel officiated at 10 with Loretta Britt as bridesmaid. They plan a motor trip east and reside at 132 Cedar Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Agnes Church
Dorothy Banks
T. J Britt
Dewey Avenue
Fred Smith
George KH. Smith
Case Road
Leo Brissel
Teresa Smith
Foster Avenue
Kentucky wedding announced for Josephine Hinkle
Mrs L K Hinkle of 120 Kenwood announces the marriage of daughter Josephine to Joseph Kokot Jr of Cleveland. The ceremony occurred in Newport Kentucky on March 23 with Justice Charles Derrick officiating. The newlyweds reside at 120 Kenwood.
Circle Dot club hosts card afternoon at Foster Avenue
Mrs. Earl Kaylor welcomed Circle Dot club members to her Foster Avenue home for a Tuesday card session. Prizes went to Mrs. Fred Wirth, Mrs. E. Shroyer, Mrs. H. Maddox, and Mrs. Klara Schaub. The club discussed a mothers day dinner with no definite announcement. In two weeks Mrs. Schaub will host at her Dehn road home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mtrs
Earl Kaylor
Foster Avenue
Circle Dot Club
Fred Wirth
E. Shroyer
H. Maddox
Klara Schaub
Bridge club entertains and plans next meeting
Members of the March club were entertained by Miss Allyan Gehl at her East Broac Street home last evening. Prizes for bridge went to Mrs. Harold Schraule Mrs. L. C. Baumhardt and Miss Gehl. A luncheon followed and Miss Marion Sparks will host next at Second Street. Daughters of Scotia outlined plans for its 20th anniversary on May 7 at British Empire hall with a large turnout and birthday observance for clansmen and friends. A prize was awarded to Mrs. Lou Bonzo and refreshments were served by Mrs. Andrew Robertson and Mrs. Alec Baird during the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
New Jersey
Kelsey Wright
Kelsey
Matt
Mauria
Clark
Florida
Aliss McClaihe
Elmore Copas
Helen Zechman
Rose Downs
Ina Mae Ardell
Ann Vincent
Gertrude Kalter
Dorothy Harper
Zeta Brooks
Miss Holly
Elvira L O. O. F
Temple
G. A
Ellsworth Albert
Wade Reynolds
Tom Robson
P. J. Woods
Lodge
F. H. Albert
Esthers
Elyria Lodge
North America
Ben Cribbs
John Kokai
Young Ladies Society of the
Hungarian Reformed Church
West River Street
Louis Novak
Milan Mika
LeRoy Schroeder
Andrew Liszak
Harvey Holmes
el Porto Club
Grafton Road
Frank Mrukowsky
Charles Crosby
Ralph Hamlin
Mrukowsky
Walter Plas
March Cluo
Allyan Gehl
East Broac Street
Harold Schraule
L. C. Baumhardt
Gehl
Marion Sparks
Second Street
Daughters of Scotia
British Empire Hall
Lou Bonzo
Andrew Robertson
Alec Baird
Margaret Corts
Cleveland Street
Tri-Ko Club
Bridge
Peggy Dunn
Mary Sederis
Anne McDonnell
Bert Orvis
Pongo Club
Abbe Road
Hearts
June Maddock
Olga Mate
Margaret Mate
Women’s Welsh club invited to West Cleveland musical tea
At a meeting at Mrs. George Ridgeway’s Riv er road home two invitations were received from the West Cleveland Club for a musical tea at the Welsh Home in Rocky River on Sunday April 26 from 3 to 5. The same club will run the 25th National Convention at the Carter Hotel in Cleveland in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ridgeway
River Road
West Cleveland
Rocky River
Carter Hotel
Cleveland
Ridgeway
Alex Sparks
Avalon Junior Club Meeting Ends With Banco Win
Junior Avalon club members met Elvira Cerra for a short business session. Katherine Pronesti won the prize in banco. Refreshments followed the games, and the club adjourned to meet at Katherine Pronesti’s home in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avalon Club
Elvira Cerra
Banco
Katherine Pronesti
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
Admission notes list Arthur Denton in Strongsville and multiple residents including Mrs John Davis and Mrs Halock Wood. Discharges include Mrs Fred Meyers and Mrs Frederick McGuire with a baby girl born at 115 West Bridge. Additional names include Mrs Verne Unger and baby boy born to Mrs Clyde Brown at 1120 East Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Denton
Strongsville
John Davis
West Bridge
Halock Wood
Q. C. Vines
Denison
Hugh Harris
Park Avenue
John Delphin
Fred Meyers
Valley City
Frederick McGuire
West Bridge Street
Verne Unger
Denisop Avenue
Henry Makinski
Amherst
Clyde Brown
East Avenue
High Hatte comedy staged by Blue Triangle at YWCA gym
The Blue Triangle club presents High Hatte by a cast of office girls at the YWCA gym Friday at 7 30 p m. Geraldine Bohannon plays the bookkeeper Hazel Bowman the office manager Helen Harris the stenographer Myra Thompson the High Hattie and Nellie Atkinson the cleaning woman Tickets are sold at the YVCA office or through club members A social hour with dancing and games follows the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Hatte
Blue Triangle Club
Geraldine Bohannon
Hazel Bowman
Helen Harris
Myra Thompson
High Hattie
Nellie Atkinson
Y. V
Youthful Governor as G O P Keynoter Highlighted
Kenneth F. Simpson signaled possible stop-Dewey support in New York state while endorsing Dewey fits at the national convention. Meantime Harold E. Stassen, 33, was chosen keynote and permanent convention chair at Philadelphia. Joseph W. Martin Jr. was named permanent chairman as 23,000 Moscow children earned sports badges.
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Philadelphia
Kenneth F. Simpson
New York
Simpson
Thomas E. Dewey
Fim Wm
New York State
Roosevelt
Dewey
Republian
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
Mass
Martin
House
Executives Serve Dinner at Ta Wa Si Club Meeting
Ta-Wa-Si club executives hosted a Tuesday dinner at the Church of Christ with eighteen members present. Officers include Ruth McGinnis as president Mabel Fridenstine as vice president Inez Huber as secretary-treasurer Harriett Mills as adviser Florence Stetson as program chair. Plans for a mother daughter banquet on Tuesday May 21 were discussed and committee reports reviewed. Jolly 8 Club met with Mrs Kenneth Vaughn on Harrison street last evening awarding prizes to Mrs Bertha Makruski Mrs Charles Foreman and Mrs Arthur Goetz the special prize to Mrs Makruski. The meeting adjourned until May 1 when hostess Mrs Ralph Betz will host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Hoke
Marilyn Deetz
Mary Arter
Lois Ann Fell
Lila Tufford
Norma Jeanne Rogers
Elizabeth Woodward
Ta-Wa-Si Club
Church of Christ
Ruth McGinnis
Mabel Fridenstine
Inez Huber
Dorothy Hastings
Harriett Mills
Florence Stetson
Jolly 8 Club
Kenneth Vaughn
Harrison Street
Bertha Makruski
Mirs
Charles Foreman
Arthur Goetz
Makruski
Ralph Betz
Howestreet
Senior Girl Scout Troop Plans Camp With New Leadership
Senior Girl Scout Troop held a joint meeting with members from other troops to map camp plans led by Miss Anné Keleher. The Spring format committee was named with Alice Tarry as general chairman and assistants Jean Gray, Shirley Hull, and Lila Feil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anné Keleher
Alice Tarry
Jean Gray
Shirley Hull
Lila Feil
Also Mentioned on This Page
Elyria Musical Art Society
Esther J. McConihe
Employed Young Women’s League
Josephine Lawrence
A. P. Heather
Colonial Apartments
Department of Pathology
Cleveland City Hospital
George Flynn
St Louis
Missouri
Firmin Deslodge Hospital
Mary Dolinsky
Virginia Miller
Mary Palmer
Miriam Dice
Betty Potts
Mary Roila
Anne Nelson
Mrs. George Flynn
Jean Miller
Rose Hartman
Betty Ryan
Third Street
Rosemary Cluley
Ruth Bolinski
West Avenue
Bints
Eta Theta Plans
Kentucky
Officers Club
the Dames of Malta
George Schock
Furnace Street
George Carter
Reginald Fawkes
Leon Rankin
Syrmia Chervenka
Cecil Simmons
Osea Higgie
Morgan Landers
Schock
John Marsh
Mrs. Holmes
Walt Harry
Dixie Gas East
March
Adapto
Browns
Elyria
Spaperna
DR. Pennington
Tri-Ko
Ann B McDonnell
Mrs. Orvis
Y.W. Gym
Moscow
Russia
Mrs. Vaughn
News of the Girl Scouts
Tad
Cletrac Crawler
A. Bre Eoree
Farm Bureau
Ferrie Parta Mets
Detroit
Hudson
Peputer Bealer
Stang Motors
Broad St
Elyria, Ohio
Rothgery Motor Saies
Grafton, Ohio
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