Woman Republican Leader Set To Speak At Tea
On Tuesday at two o'clock the Woman's Republican committee hosts a tea at 548 West Fifth Street the home of Mrs M Stevens with Mrs Edna S Blair director of the Training Camp and member of the Republican National Committee as the speaker. Blair recently finished a Republican gathering in Cleveland and will discuss fundamental differences between parties their origin growth and development. All Republican women are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's
Republican Committee
M. Stevens
Weet Fifth Street
Edna S. Blair
Republican National Committee
Blair
Burgh
Cleveland
Elyria
High School Glee Club to stage Hawaiian operetta
The High School Girls Glee Club will present The Ghosts of Hilo an Hawaiian Operetta by Paul Bliss next Tuesday night April 22 in the High School Auditorium. The scene unfolds in a glen near Hilo with Princess and attendants celebrating the Feast of Laka. Ruth Pallas portrays the Princess with Sylvia Wilson the Little Sister and Esther Krause as the Sorceress. The thirty-voice Glee Club is aided by the High School Orchestra and features Lei dancers and notable solos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls Glee Club
Mabel Kofsky
Islands
Ruth Pallas
Sylvia Wilson
Esther Krause
Glee Club
Local Club Meetings and Church Events
Events include Monday gathering of the Music Art Society at First Congregational church for the year’s final program at 2 30 p m. The Art and Music Department of the Woman's Civic Club meets with Mrs W E Nichols at 225 Third Street. Pythian Sisters convene in K of P Hath at 7 30 pm. Dames of Malta meet at I O O F Hall. Guild of First Congregational Church meets in church parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musical Art Society
First Congregational Church
Woman's Civic Club
Ladies Aid Society Supports Church Building Fund and Gifts
The General Ladies Aid Society voted to add six hundred dollars to the church building fund, bringing total contributions to sixteen hundred dollars and covering more than half of the three thousand pledged. They also approved sending five dollars to the Cleveland Christian Orphanage as an Easter gift. A March committee reported fifty dollars spent on new dishes, and the group agreed to continue serving suppers while demand exists. The Musical Art Society closes its 1923-1924 season with a final recital at the First Congregational Church, featuring Ceorgia Yost, Mrs. Ralph Williams, Mrs. A. M. Miller, Miss Marjorie Dee, Miss Ann Martin, and Miss Doris Austin. a reduced program due to Mrs. Critz’s illness. The April 21 program begins at 2:30 with a social half hour, then at 3:00 the listed artists perform. Miss Austin recently returned from a year in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Ladies Aid Society
Church of Christ
Church
Cleveland Christian Orphanage
Musical Art Society
First Congregational Church
Martin
E. E. Critz
Akron
Critz
Garts
Ceorzia Yost
Ralph Williams
A. M. Miller
Marjorie Dee
Ann Martin
Doris Austin
New York City
Austin
L. Brown
Union Services Well Attended At the Church of Christ
Crowds of townspeople filled the Church of Christ yesterday afternoon for Good Friday worship with multiple denominations sharing the program. Rev. William Flammer Rev. A Brown Rev. Edwin Kirby Rev. W L Burner Rev. Paul Bourquin Rev. A G Chrishagya led the halves, interspersed by Easter hymns. other city services also drew large attendance. listed admissions and discharges reflect local residents and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Ierday
Willam Flammer
A. Brown
United Presbyterian Church
Edwin Kirby
Methodist Episcopal Church
W.L. Burner
Paul Bourquin
St. Paul
Dorothy Simms
Brr
J. F. Simms
Carlisle
Henry J. Krueck
Fred Krueck
Middle Ridge
St. Paul's Evangelial
Ehurch
Hagen
Kreuck
Birthday Club Honors Mrs Shoute at Bellevue Gathering
The Birth day Club honored Mrs. Ernest Shoupe of Bellevue with cards and dancing last evening hosted by Mrs. Claude Wisfield. Prizes went to Mrs. M D Benson, Ben Casson, Mr. and Mrs. Juneaman, and Mrs. Matt Reaser. A luncheon followed with out of town guests Mr and Mrs Fred Holton and Mr and Mrs Juneaman of Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Holton
Mrs. Juneaman
Oberlin
Births and visits Across Dayton and Morgan Ave regions
Mrs. Ralph Wood visits her parents Mr and Mrs C L Miller of Dayton Ohio. A son was born yesterday April 18 to Mr and Mrs Frank Beckloff of Morgan Ave. Mrs W L Barndollar of Loraine was the guest of her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Wood
C. L. Miller
Dayton
Ohio
Frank Beckloff
Morgan Ave
W. L. Barndollar
Lorain
Local Notices Highlight Travel and Social Visits
Fragments show individuals planning moves and visits from Memphis to Cleveland. Unborn mother heads to Memphis after months with parents. Harry Lawrence, radio operator from Cascade Street, visited New York City and Newark, staying with cousin Carlton Wilcox. Mason Smith and BR E Hultz family to spend Easter in Cleveland with W C Black family. Mrs Black to be soprano soloist at Euclid Episcopal church with Mr Black singing in services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Walker
Williams Street
Unlhborn
Memphis
Tenn
Lawrence
Carlton Wilcox
Mason Smith
BR. E. Hultz
Billy
Cleveland
W. C. Black
Euclid Fipiscopal Church
Shelley
Local Residents Compiled for Community Notices
Mias Linda Cuyler returns from Hibbing Minnesota. Mrs Louise Eschtruth ill at home. Dr Horne called to Gas City for FR Horne critical illness. Mrs Frank Rodgers leaves for Chicago to visit relatives. Mr and Mrs John Becker attend Amherst party for 81st birthday. Miss Elizabeth Mawk en route to Baldwin Wallace College. Mrs Carl Martin travels to Bedford to sing at church. Ladies Aid Society meets Wednesday at 2:15 at the parsonage East Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mias
Linda Cuyler
Hibbing
Minnesota
W.c. A
North Carcolina
Louise Eschtruth
Weat Hiver Street
Brose Horne
Gas City
Indiana
FR. H. Horne
Carl Drake
Frank Rodgers
West Seventh Street
Chicago
Ilinois
John Becker
Amherst
Elizabeth Mawk
Baldwin Wallace Collage Rares
W. Hawk
West Avenue
Carl Martin
Tenth St
Bedford
Bedford Methodist Church
Chautauqua Schedule Announced For July 23 1027
Amherst April 19 The Chautauqua will present ten attractions from the Red path list July 23 27 inclusive opening with the Wes male quartet and Herbert Leon Cope humorist Second night the comedy drama Give and Take Third night Hon W L Harding former governor of Iowa will give his address Play Dirt Joseph Baldi Italian accordion and Jean McDonald entertainer Fourth Brush and company in magic and eatery The College Singing Girls J Franklin Caveny cartoonist Herrick and Jensen in Something Different and Ben Arneson on Purified Politics will close the fifth day Another attraction will be the Farnum company headed by Doris Farnum contralto harpist pianist and reader
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Chautauqua
Redpath
Wes
Herbert Leon Cope
W. L. Harding
Iowa
Joseph Baldi
Jean McDonald
Brush and Company
College
J. Franklin Caveny
Herrick and Jensen
Ben Arneson
Wil
Farnum Company
Doris Farnum
Junior-Senior Frolic Set For May 8 In High School
May 3 date set for junior and senior reception in the high school auditorium as an honorary farewell to the graduating class. Committee chairs include Zelma Muth menu Theodore Taylor program Germaine Lahiff entertainment Delores Menz decorations. Surprise John Becker on his 1st birthday noted in Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Zelma Muth
Theodore Taylor
Germaine Lahiff
Misa Delores Menz
Anniversary Celebration for Mrs John Becker on Spring Street
A surprise 1st anniversary party was held for Mrs John Becker of Spring Street. Guests included family members, Mr and Mrs George Becker, Mr and Mrs Ernest Becker and daughter Alice, and Mr and Mrs John Becker Sr. A birthday dinner was served and gifts were given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Becker
Spring Street
Immatiate Famiy
Ag Fot Aysee
Elyris
Charles Kimgbeil
Eleanor
Edward
Lorain
George Becker
Ernest Becker
Alice
Becker
Amherst closes for Good Friday church service first in town
The town of Amherst observed Good Friday with business houses and public schools closing for services at St. Peter's Evangelical Church. Rev. E. J. Soeil delivered the address and special music was provided to a well filled church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
St. Peter's Evangelical Church
E. J. Soeil
Finnegan Resumes Mail Clerk Duty Between Cleveland and Syracuse
H A Finnegan leaves Amherst for Cleveland to resume his longtime role as mail clerk on train four between Cleveland and Syracuse after fourteen years in postal service and six years with Amherst Hardware Co. He will be greatly valued by the public in this capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
H. A. Finnegan
Cleveland
Syracuse
Amherst Hardware Co
Amherst Personal News Briefs Include Regional Visits
Mrs Elsie Bruce and children Gerald and Janice visited Lorain yesterday. Oberlin visitors included Mrs Carl Pegerst and Mrs German Kuss. Pearl Miller of Cleveland plans Easter visit with Mrs Wm Baker Jr. F R Powers and son Harry and Mrs H H Powers holidayed in Columbus. Mrs Russell Mahowe had an operation at the local hospital yesterday. Mrs Dave Harris of Lorain was operated on locally. Elizabeth Eastman visits Captain and Mrs L Stough. Mr and Mrs J Korvach and children will spend Easter in Cleveland. Mr and Mrs Wm Baird and Mr and Mrs Hugo Gawn spent Thursday evening in Oberlin. Mr and Mrs C W Jauch of Cleveland visit Mrs Ellen Holzhauer and Mr and Mrs C Springer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Amberst
Elsie Bruce
Gerald
Janice
Lorain
Carl Pegerst
Ferman Kuss
Oberlin
B A. Kuss
Ed Pietch
Cleveland
Pearl Miller
Wm. Baker
F. R. Powers
Harry
H. H. Powers
Columbus
Russell Mahowe
Obertin
C. W. Jauch
Ellen Holzhauer
C. Springer
Easter Flower Stand Blooms at East Side Market
The Easter Flower Stand in East Side Market showcases fresh blooms from Wond vutt and Wainwright. Local shoppers flock to the stall as spring colors brighten the market scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side Market
Wond
Vutt & Wainwright
Dance at Carlisle Grange Saturday Evening
Oberlin Road Stop 87 hosts an old time dance this Saturday night. Extra ladies admission 2.09, with a simple program and music likely by local performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle Grange
Oberlin Rd
Cinders for your drive immediately
A brief note offers cinders for immediate delivery with contact numbers 41542 and 41251 for ordering.
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High School Girls Glee Club
Wallace Wyszynski
Mound &T
Alice Milburn
Temple Ct
Andy Kozel
Sixteenth St
Edward Haskell
East College St
William Dangers
Lake Ava
Irma Fujka
Irondale St
Clare Parker
Garvin St
Theodore Scott
Bast River St
Frances Majalinger
Jefferson
Misa Betty Roth
Wurst Court
Mary Louise Hock la Ciacinnati
M. E. Church
Kate B. Huffman
Jackson Terrace
Simpkins
Eldred
Gaudern
M. Wilcox
Beazell
Mayloth
M. M. Wilcox
Lake Avenue
Henry Krueck
Legion
Lorain Camp
Jesse Garfield Stewart
Margaret K. Moore
Wellington
Justice Johnson
Nick W. Smith
Daisy Spratt
George
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Methodist Church
East Avenue
Mike Lucy Horn
Mowery
Norwalk
Charles Ct
W. E. Patton
Third Street
Talse
Chestnut Street
Glade
B. Thomas
Catarah
Thantens Ara Ra One
Loomis Co
Island Park
French Creek
Joe Smith
Martha Lee
Cascade
Ruggle
Harmony Kings of
Sandusky
The
Chronicle
Telegram
Nelles
New Bank Building
Elyria Hardware Co
Elyria Mattress Renovating Co
Lodi Street
Busicks
Broad Street
Herock
the Farm Implement CO
Hilo
Bploria Wisk
Tia Aig
Weucds
Schwind
West Second Street
Christ
COE
Middle Ave
Mrs. Brown
Young
Mr. Brown
Manhatta
DR ¥ Cleaning CO
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