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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1925

Page

12

Annual Concert by Elyria Musical Art Society Choral Dept

The Choral Department of the Musical Art Society staged its annual concert last night at First Congregational Church. Director Prof. Gilbert Wilson drew rich tone color and vitality from the ensemble, with standout pieces like Dawn, Rain, and Solvey's Song. Soloists Mrs. A. C. Hudnutt and Beatrice Harris impressed, while the audience praised the refined artistry and demanding preparation behind the performances.

Musical Art Society First Congregational Church Gilbert Wilson Oberin Wilson Curran Elyria Eva L. Reely Solvey Grieg DY Gaul A. C. Hudnutt Ndt Kramer Tschatkowsky Beatrice Harris Priere Hasselmann A. M. Miller S Tc

Community events tonight at local venues

Tonight multiple groups meet across Lorain County. Cassade at First Congregational Church, Church of Christ hosts a religious education council, Girl Reserves meet at the YWCA, Senior Hi Y at YM and neighboring lodges, Ladies Auxiliary and Dames of Malta gatherings, Court of Honor and Moose Lodge, Winners Class at Church of Christ, Business Women’s Club lecture by Eugene Stanwood Jones at the High School Auditorium. Also a social gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs A L Haury at Grafton with guests from Cleveland and nearby areas featuring poetry and an elegant four course dinner.

Cassade Lorain County Church of Christ Washington Corps of Girl YM. OG. AL Carpenters P. Hall F. C A. L. Haury Grafton Feveland Lakewood Belden Haury Amens Vermilion River Cleveland Leber Rita Wakewood Williamohnson Folles Leon Lehman

Vinent Parent-Teacher Association April Meeting Notes

The Vinent Parent-Teacher Association met in the school auditorium with much of the session devoted to Yeld Day preparations. Mrs. R C Bennett and committee showcased a program including Pegram and musical numbers performed by Mrs. L A Hardy Miss Helen Kelier Miss Sylvia Wilson Mading and others, followed by a staged scene Courting Under Dit Realities by a cast led by Mrs John Gens and Don Eschtruth. Refreshments were served during the social hour and Nell Cobb recovered from a recent ankle sprain.

Vinent Parent-Teacher Association Chool R.C. Bennett L. A. Hardy Helen Kelier Sylvia Wilson Mading Robert Harrison Antomine John Gens Don‘Eschtruth Marie Chee

Community meeting notices from St. Ann's and area clubs

Local organizations plan gatherings at church parlors and member homes. St. Ann's Sewing Circle meets tomorrow at Mrs. Matt Price's home on Sixth Street. Other events include a Mother Daughter banquet at St. Pauls Church on May 7, Boy's Brotherhood Class banquet, LaPorte PTA meeting, and a Kiwanis luncheon in Lorain.

St. Ann’s Sewing Circle Matt Price Sixth Street Beacon Light St. Paul's Church Maranatha Bible Evangeline Spieth Eighth Street Boys’ Brotherhood First Methodist Sunday School LaPorte Parent Teacher Association Com Terrell Lorain County Oberim College Elytions

Utopia Club Hosts Meeting and Contest Winners

The Utopia Club gathered at Mrs. Homer Garford’s home on Eastern Heights Blvd. A written contest awarded Miss Hattie Garner. In active competition, Mrs. Jacob Gerber and Mrs. Charles Cheevers won, hostess Mrs. T. L. Dangerfield took two prizes, and guests enjoyed refreshments. Plans for a card party were made and the next meeting is set for May 6 at Mrs. Bedford’s Stop 8, Lake Avenue.

Utopia Club Homer Garford Eastern Heights Blvd Hattie Garner Jacob Gerber Charles Cheevers T. L. Dangerfield

Miss Amanda Diedersey Weds Peter Kelling in Sheffield

Miss Amanda Diedersey and Peter Joseph Kelling were married at St. Theresa church Sheffield at nine this morning. The bride wore white canton crepe and tulle with a bouquet of roses and a pearl ornament from the groom. Rose Gill served as bridesmaid. A wedding breakfast followed at the couple’s new home at 34 Jefferson Street. They left today for a wedding trip to Detroit.

Amanda Diedersey The Jefferson Street Detroit

N D D Club Entertained At Meeting

Grace Jennings hosted the N D D Club on Monday evening with a dive event and prizes won by Mrs Elsie Donnelly Mane Filo and Jeline Jennings. A luncheon followed. next meeting is in two weeks at Mrs Marie Filo's Roosevelt Avenue home.

Grace Jennings Big Tom Avenue Elsie Donnelly Mane Filo Jeline Jennings Marie Filo Roosevelt Avenue

Local Personal News and Travel Highlights

Mrs Nora Wuhrman returns from a brief Pittsburgh trip. Clark street couple Mr and Mrs Chford Hill with son Myron and Mrs Ellis with daughters Laura Muildrad and Sarah Louise return from New Philadelphia visit. Lee Hess Barnes plans New York trip to arrange soloists for July Music Festival at Conneaut Lake Park with Cleveland Symphony Orchestra. Alice Everard to spend vacation with mother Mrs Anna Everard. Mrs Bell McKeen visiting Mrs J G Bartholomew. Kenneth Whitehead and children to return from Florida by motor. L W Brown and Kenyon street residents visited friends.

Nora Wuhrman 355 Fifth Street Pittsburgh Chford Hill Myron Clark Street Ellis Laura Muildrad Sarah Louise Lorain New Philadelphia Lee Hess Barnes New York Temple of Music Conneaut Lake Park Cleveland Symphony Orchestra Walter Logan Federation Music Club of Pennsylvania Wilkes Barre Alice Everard Moody Institute Chisago Wineis Anna Everard Ninth Street Bell McKeen Detroit Michigan J. G. Bartholomew Kenyon Avenue Kenneth Whitehead Florida L. W. Brown Kenyon Street

Weekend Visits Highlight Apple Creek Social Round

Apple Creek Ohio residents share weekend visits with relatives and friends. Miss Ainsey of Ashtabula and Pere Joby Wasley Spangler of Lovtain counted among guests. Elsha friends entertained on Monday evening and Amherst attendees joined the Elria Temple inspection with local hosts.

Ainsey Dames Ashtabula Joby Wasley Spangler Lo- Tain Elsha Frierds Harold Agate Nelle Brown Aston Ezabeth Morse Uniontown James Morse Lake Avenue Ralph Brooks Fay Eghth Street W. W. Pay Fenway Wade Park Cleveland Amherst Elrria Temple of Pythian Sisters George Hoffner Albert Kreeger H. A. Willams F. R.airs W. A. Purcell Monger Ira Lynch J. Orcutt Frankly Chicago Ilinois Moody Institute

Fowler Family Weekend Visit Reported in Wakeman

Mr and Mrs Will Fowler and daughter Betty Jane spent the weekend with their mother Mrs Della Fowler in Wakeman April 82.

Wakeman Will Fowler Betty Jane Della Fowler

Community notices from Elyria and Collins Ohio events

Local social rounds list visitors and hosting households in Elyria Collins and Wakeman Ohio. W. T. C. U. institute planned for Collins on April 30 with Rev Chaplain Harry MacLane guest speaker. Ladies of the Relief Corps stage free public entertainment at the opera house featuring flags to schools, music by children, directed by Rudolph Barrens and Rebecca Hope.

Dan Jenkins Elyria Della Fowler W. T. C. U. Institute Collins Ohio Chas. Davis Wyandotte Mich Flora Pierce Reading Circle Byron Dalton Calvin Cleveland Diedrick Kipton S. W. Rowland R. B. Croxford L. N. Wooden Elsworth Bursley Wakeman Lakes Dell Byron Marion Spore Clarksfield C. J. Spore Relief Corps Opera House Rudolph Barrens Rebecca Hope Harry MacLane Soldiers’ Home Sandusky Dirissond Congregational Church

Ruggles Beach Collegians to Perform at Resort

The Ruggles Beach Collegians, latest production by Stromberg and Vekoun of Cleveland, will play at the resort starting Friday evening, April 24. Management aims to provide the best dance music obtainable. Come and hear them.

Ruggles Beach

Lavenders and pinks mark well attended banquet

The event featured lavender and pink color schemes with sweet pea bouquets and color themed candles at each table. Nineteen forty four guests were served and a strong program followed the banquet. Proceeds will be turned over to the treasure of the general society through Division 4.

The General Society Division 4

Dance Carlisle Grange Event Announced for April 24

Local notice announces a Friday April 24 gathering at Carlisle Grange featuring Cook's Orchestra. An extra lady is priced at 25e. A spring stock of Suits and Topcoats is offered in sizes from $13.00 to $23.50, with Mr Hashbarger listed at the Hotel Brown.

Carlisle Grange Cook Hashbarger Hotel Brown

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Nell Cobb OL Literary Club J. E. Riley Bessie Douglas Florence Holcombe Anna Friday Bell Mekkeen Alice Goodrich J. E. Young Tub House E. Miller Circle No Evangelical Women's Union of Elyria Council Clyde L Smith Grand Council Masonic Temple Genoa T. ©. Whitmore Middle Avenue First Methodist Episcopal Church Josephine C. W. Koppes St. Paul’s Evangelical Church Walter H. Boyd Josephine Wolfe Edwin Kirby William Hines Elizabeth Burner Elyria Township Oberlin William Hood Pine Street Albert Born Seth Nichols Spencer Thomas Stringer Harvard Avenue Merrymakers Club Miss Wolf Florence Wolf Esther Clawson Henrietta Schurer Violet Athenaeum Club Ad Gebhart Melda Rundia Apple Creek Mrs Mary Kenyon William Pierce Toledo Bert Rider Fred Peabody Roy Kenyon Max Peabody P. A. Spieth Sto Woolworth’s Broad Street Sway Marcelling Mrs. Henre Tattersall Court Father John Sunsweet Prunes Bo Finej China Elyria China Crockery I' Esto Business College Brown Company Mill Street Blue Bird Sweet Shoppe Court Street Y. W.C.A
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