Chorus of Elyria to Present High Type Concert
The Musical Art Society Chorus in Elyria promises another top program Tuesday evening with seven numbers by Prof. Kessler. Highlight pieces include Fantasy on a Russian Folk Song and Midnight Carol by S. K. Gaines, who won first prize in a New York Schumann Club competition. Assisting artists include Mrs. Harold Metcalf soprano, Ruth Brown harp, Edith Keach violin, Gwen Giltert violin, and Maurice Kessler on Viola d Amore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musical Art Society of
Elyria
First Congregational Church
Kessler
Tt Smicz
S. K. Gaines
Columbus
Gaines
Schumann Club of
New York
Musical Art Society
Andreyeff
Russia
America
West Virginia
Andreye
Burigh
Harmoni Page
Harold Metcalf
Ruth Brown
Edith Keach
Gwen Giltert
Maurice Kessler
Farland's Banjo Program Delights Crescent Club Audience
Alfred A. Farland, banjoist, appeared with the Crescent Mandolin Club at the Congregational church last evening. The program featured harp like tones from a banjo and encores, including a Mozartish Barcarole and a Transcription of Carnival of Venice, with intermission and a closing Overture to William Tell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred A. Farland
Crescent Mandolin Club
Farland
Moszkowski
Barcarole Hoffman
Offenbach
Faust Fan
Notre Dame Glee Club Concert and Local Club Meetings
Tonight events include the Glee Club of Notre Dame performing at a high school auditorium under Knights of Columbus auspices at 6:60 p.m. Various lodge and club gatherings occupy venues such as White Shrine hall and the Eagles Hall. An Eastern Star play benefits the Second Congregational church with local attendance and a parish luncheon follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glee Club
Notre Dame University
Knights of Columbus
Bethal Shrine
White Shrine of Jerusalem
Settlement House
North Elyria Grange
Eagles Lodge
Eagles‘ Hall
Clan Robertson
Moose Hall
Jack Pelletier
Beebecourt
Louise
Corinne Brown
Cambridge Street
Church of Christ
St. Paul's
Eastern Star
Gates School
Second Congregational Church
Lodi Street
Ladies Auxiliary and Local Clubs Meet in Canton Lorain
The Ladies Auxiliary Canton Lorain Lodge No 93 hosted president Mrs Robert Henry of Lincoln Court with a luncheon and business session. The Eagles Auxiliary No 431 planned a marching club. Amaryllis Club members and a guest enjoyed an afternoon at Mrs William Uimschneider's home with prizes awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiliary
Canton Lorain
Robert Henry
Lincoln Court
LO. GO. F. Hall
James Arnold
Flo. E
Irs
Fern Minnich
Amaryllis Club
William Uimschneider
Twelfth Street
Fprogressivs
Pedroles
C. E. Werle
BE. I. Rice
Oscar Schmacher
C. E. Werley
Foster Street
Clubs and meetings span Lorain Elyria Findlay in city notes
A compiled page records various club gatherings in the region. T O C Club met at J Tomer's home with 30 members entertained by J Glasgow and G Hausman. next meet at Carl Wagner's April 66th. Court of Honor met at G A R Hall planning a Mar 11 card party. dancing followed. Anthenaeum Club met at Elyria High School auditorium for a business session and poetry reading. Willing Worker Club hosted Evangeline Rothe with blue and gold colors chosen. new members admitted. Circle 2 of St Paul Evangelical hosted 12 members and 3 visitors at Church parlors with a springtime luncheon. Lorain C T U delegates listed among local attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent P. T. A
Vincent Parent Teachers Association
First Church of Christ Choir
Orchestra of
Lorain
Mise Viola Haynes
Rome
Kieth Kelly
Charles Daney
C. R. Hennett
Vincent School
T. Co. C
J. Tomer
John Glasgow
Isric Tenor
G. Hausman
Run
Carl Wagner
Willing
Evangeline Rothe
Cambridge Street
Elsie Chinque
Vera Dettman
Violet Newell
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Anil
Kuss
Butler
King
Paul Bourquin
Almer Oswald
Corneil Avenue
Elks Hosts Grand Vaudeville Night For Lodge Members
Elks’ Virginia Week celebration draws about four hundred members and ladies plus vaudeville stars from Keith circuit. Kieth Palace and Cleveland acts perform after a late luncheon with a buffet. Proceeds go to actors’ association. Moose Lodge also meets with new officers installed and plans recruiting drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Royal
Kieth’s Palace
Henry Dykeman
H Kieth
Cleveland
Weston & Elaine
Kieih Bros
Nan Hal- Petin
Csilde
Ood
Irwin & Moore
Rei
Elyria Lodge
Medina association meets at Lodi for 72nd annual gathering
The Medina Association of Congregational Churches held its 72nd annual meeting in Lodi with about 100 delegates. Highlights included devotions led by Dr. F. T. Foster, a skit by Elyria youth, sermons on missions, talks on Turkey and science and religion, and ordination prep for Mr. Loomis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina Association OF Congregational Churches
Lodi
F. T. Foster
Edward I. Bosworth
Oberlin
Rev. Bates
Sullivan
J. F. Burke
Foreign Missions
Elizabeth M. Rich
Donna Bell
Bernice Summers
Florence Marshall
Jeane Moody
Esther Johnson
Reata Merrick
Elyria
J. F. Glosser
Glosser
Harold M. Kingsley
Mt. Zion
Swim
State Office
Turkey
Robert Stapleton
F. O. Grover
Oberlin College
OC. L. Fisk
Peorpie
Loomis
Sum Community Church
T. W. Graham
Oberlin Theological Seminary
Eirma First Congregation
H . Cochrane
C. A. Cox
J A. Kaley
Elizabeth
Rich
Local Notes and Arrivals From Lorain to Cleveland
A compilation of social items mentions Pat and Lorain residents, visitors from Elyria and Piqua, and hospitality at West River Street. Also noted are political visits by Senator J. F. Burke, illness updates, funeral attendances, and several travels between Cleveland, Avon Lake, and Bay Village. A separate brief notes hard news claim hard boiled eggs used as money in Southern Russia, and a scientific fact list on flavors and eels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Horton
Piqua
EB. L. Rice
West River Street
Jay
Dewey Avenue
Kokomo
Ind
P. H. Rusk
Seventh Street
E. S. Griffiths
Avon Lake
Perry Hinckley
Wilma
Birmingham
Elyria
J. F. Burke
Mount Vernon
Chamber of Commerce
First Congregational Church
Paul Weisprod
Kenyon Street
Elizabeth Rich
Cleveland
A. B. Walton
Lorain
Robert Chamberlin
Paul Bourquin
E. J. Spell
Amherst
Claire Russell
Leila Goodrum
Bay Village
J. H. Leonard
C. N. Terry
Garvin Tvenué
Elba
N. Y
Herbert Barker
B. F. Gooden
Frank Hammer
Ada
Ohio
R. ©. Hakes
John Hammer
Frances Neneck
Fred Ernshaw
Tremont Street
Akron
Arthur Dal
Alfred Walters
Mansfield
Frank Wouderly
Marseilles Avenue
Paul Richards
Eleventh Street
Walter Hall
Russia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Don Joe
Chevalier Lodge
Knights of Pythias
K. of P. Hall
Notawa Club
American Legion Ausiliari
Legion Hall
Sons OF Veterans Auxiliary
Lorain, Ohio
Hilaria
MacGof
Bellefontaine
Harding Memorial Fund
B. P. Chapman Camp
Charles Lent
Charles Rafenny
Frank Hitsman
Siomer Babcock
Edith Williams
Cora Palmer
Jessie Coniam
Cora Hemis
Lawrence Webber
Ben Schubert
Earl Greenland
Barry Linder
Wefers the Industrial Society
Fe High School
Prrhian
K- of P
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Lorain Lodge
Mission Studs Club
Edna Joseph
R. §. Goecke
Britton
Elizabeth Freeze
Spencer Stanley
Edith Hecock
Amy Saye
Frank Phelps
Saunders Qc. Townsend
Minnie Wilder
Soctat
Frank Kaiser
Charles Gilmaster
Charles Kaiser
Henry Dildine
Herbert Schultz
Ha Reed
East Avenue
DeForest Knapp
Mith Kinck
Alice Milburn
Temple Court
Edna Wissinger
Furnace S Treet
Paul Colfresec
Elmwood Place
William Perkins
Alexander
Discharres
William Heyer
West River
Melvin Kramer
East 36Th
Rose Estok
Fifth Street
Fred Curtis
Colorado Avenue
Charles Milton Newcomb
Thie Paree
Phie Fa
Newcomb
American Guild of Health
Court OF Honor
Anthenaeum Club
Auditoriium
Elyria High School
ST. Paul's Church
H. R. Rogers
H. Phan Ars. W. Coates
Davis Fete Oh
APA
Moose Stall Officers
Ine Moose Lodge
Licens
Tio Baker
Margaret Hornovits
Louis Kauffman
Minnie Rahmer
Carlisle Grange
Oberlin Rd
Columbia Grange
Eacles’ Hall
Orlock
Brother Fawcett
Odd Fellows Hall
Rev. & Silber
Joe Weiner
Edith Golecen
Rabbi Hullmen
Mia
Kerger
Stayton
Mion
Aday
Brasfield Regulator Co
Atlanta
Wile Central Book Store
Chronicle- Telegram
Busicks
Broad Street
Hecock
Eagles
Wes
Gilick
Moonlight
All Eagles
Capes
Carpet Bissells Carpet Sweepers
Vacuum Cleaners
Bissells Household
Bissells
Grand Rapids Bissells
Superba
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