Men s Club Year End Party At Church Meeting
The Elyria area Men s Club held its year end meeting at the Congregational church auditorium. A program featured Whistling solos by Mel, dances by Thelmer Streicher and Janet Patrick, saxophone solos by Gertrude Jas, and a country dance group led by Janet Patrick. Followed by a gym gathering decorated with crepe and balloons, the event concluded with remarks about community activities and a noted Akron singer Florence Bru.
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audi _torium
Mela
Golde
Miss Thelmer
Streicher
Gertrude
Jas
Tere
Garnet
Thelme
Janet
Patrick Bob Birdsall
Grace Schults
Remald
Dann
Helen Colgan
Howard Hubbard
Tee ‘Knapp
Gymmnasium
Methodist Episcopal Men Dinner Fetes Wives and Guests
The Methodist Episcopal Men's Club dinner honors members' wives with yellow daffodils and a formal program. Rev Edwin Kirby spoke as Dr Storms of Baldwin Wallace College reviewed America’s political progress and youth’s role. Dr O E Brodbeck presided. a mixed quartet provided music and a social period followed with greetings to Mr and Mrs J F Burke returning from overseas.
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Mitty
Phe Firat
Methodist
Episcopal
Memn
Aucual
Ted
Ibert
Edwin Kirby
Dr. Storms
Baldwin Wallace “College
Jad A. “Ry Webber
The-College
E Brodbeck
Brodbeck
Ralph Willame
Charles Carpenter
Ralph Willama
J Louise Brown
Brevoort
Beautiful Church Wedding at 229 Fourth Street
Miss Josephine Kohe and Mr. Diedrick Bursley wed at St Agre in a ceremony described with pink roses white carnations ferns and cathedral candles. The couple planned a motor trip and will reside at 229 Fourth Street with Mrs Bursley a stenographer and Mr Bursley an employee of Colson Company both graduates of local schools.
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Fourth Street
St Agre
Josephine
Kohe
Angela
Bert
Diedrick
Hyosephine
Breen
Bink
Crear
Fourth St
Bursley
J. C. Isp Company
Elyria High School
St. Joseph's Academy
West Park
Colson Company
WwWakeman
Community club events fill evenings with music and lectures
The notice lists a flurry of local meetings and performances. The Banjo Mandolin and Guitar Orchestra performs at Aust Studios in Wurst Hall at 7:30. A Current Literature lecture by Prof. P. D. Sher at the Woman's Club Home on Middle Avenue. A Child sewing session at the Pilgrim Community Church follows, with many church groups meeting across town. A Maplewood Parent-Teacher Association minstrel show entertained with eleven young performers and an assorted orchestra including Hazel Miller and Zelma Pardes.
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Sheuurat
Pilgrim Community
Brooklyn
Bridge
Ciuh
Ruth’ Reynolds
Midsale Avenue
Blue Bell “Club
Alice” Osborne
Kenyon Streets
Bible
United
Presbyterian Church
Brotherhood of American
T. C.C
Solomon's Lodge
T.alee
Council of Grace Lutheran’Church
H.ps Chapman
Sons of Union Veterans
Medtel G. Adraha
Methodist‘Episcopal Church
Knights’of Columbes
Richard Alen Post
ALA
Hall -Guild
Y.oW_ CL
Federation Room
Maranatha
First Baptist Church
W. Co
Maplewood
Laka Avenue
Catherine
Pauline Frank
Helen
Edna Moore
Anna “Wick
Gertrude
Herman Konrad
Zelma
Roy Pardee
Lewis
George Cotton
Folk
Lorain
Hazel i Miller
Planter
Zelma- Pardes
Kurt Konrad
Rey Pardee Drummar
Delightful card party features lodge meet with grand prizes
Amaryllis Club at Mrs Marys Woodcock home on Belle Avenue held a card party with eight games of progressive Pedro. Prizes went to Mrs Fred Hassler Mrs Graberstaetter and Mrs Earl Lewis. Yearly prizes awarded to Mrs Earl Lewis first Mrs Mary Woodcock second and Mrs Jack Lonsway consolation. A luncheon followed and meeting planned at Earl Lews home in two weeks.
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Amaryllis ‘Club
Marys Woodcock
Amarylis'Club
Belle Avenue
Pedro
Fred Raesier
Fred. Hassler
Graberstaetter
Earl
Lewis
Firat
Mary
Woodcock
Jack Lonsway
S&racd
Earl Lews
Earl Court
Cael
Sons and Daughters
Liberty
K. of Po
Ant
M. L. Obitts
Gertrude Smith
Cassie Haverslick
G.a.dostall
Fresman
Ed Kruzgman
Woman's Relief Corps Meeting and Local Club News
The Woman's Relief Corps held a meeting in the Gov A.R. Hall with new members initiated and plans for a May 14 dinner. The Two-Times Six Club enjoyed an afternoon at St. Pelletier's with cards and a high score by Mrs. Benning, and the group will meet May 7 at Mrs. Delletierd's. The Unity Club met at Mrs. Ryals' home with tea, business, and social time, adjourning to meet May 14 at Mrs. Boyd's on Harvard Avenue.
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Woman's [Relief Corps
G. A. Hall
Woman's Relief Corp
A.R. Hall
Yesterdternoon
Anna
Gerbk
Dela Kreps
Nina Kelly
St. Pelletier
Beche Court
Unity Club
Ryals
Middle Javen
James Ryvals
Oy sAlrs
George
Chamberlain
Unity
Cinb
Middle’ Avenue
Boyd
Just Us Girls Club Meets at Crandal Home on Garvin Ave
J U G Club members enjoyed an afternoon at Cor Tieng Crandal’s on Garvin Avenue with games and dancing. Prizes went to Eleanore and Eileen Armitage and Catherine Myers. Attendees included Carrlene Crandal Nancy Spin Ruth Cullins and others. American Legion Auxiliary held a business meeting admitting five new members and naming Mrs Taber as delegate to the Northeast District Conference in Akron Ohio.
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Corrie Crandal
Gary Ave
Just Us Girls Club
Cor Tieng Crandal
Garvin Avenue
Danciaz
Eleanore
Eileen Armitage
Catherine Myers
Carrlene Crandal
Nancy Spin
Ruth Cullins
Agnes Shanko
American Legion. Auxiliary
American’ Legion “Auxiliary
Jesson Teoms
Taber
Akron
Ohio
Local Club Meetings And Lectures This Week
A schedule of meetings from Oberlin College professors to club gatherings. Lectures on the History of the French Revolution by P D Sherman and D Moore are planned at the Woman's Club Home on Middle Avenue. Other events include Welsh Club, Progressive Bible Class, Marananth class, Judge Florence Allen talk, Central Guild, Cum A Lot Club, and YWCA gatherings with dinners and programs scheduled through Tuesday and Wednesday.
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P. D.sherman
Oberlin College
Woman’s Club
Middle Avenue
Woman's Club
Midaig Avenue
D. Moore
Oberlin Colleges
Woman's
James Davis
East River Street
Methodist . Episcopal. Church
Cheree
First Baptist Church
Y. W
C.A
Federation Room
Northwest Encampment Meeting Reports Routine Business
Northwest encampment held a regular session last night in the 1st F. and A. M. hall with routine business and time spent on old and new matters. Drill practice followed after the business portion. The Methodist notes mention the morning service at the Methodist Episcopal church on Sunday April 25 with the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society bank offering.
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Northwest
1. F
Methodist
Episcopal Church
Missionary’ Society
Local Personal News From Elyria and Lorain County
Storms and social notes list residents visiting home, university connections, and travel. Frank Stevens returns from Ohio State University to spend the weekend with parents on Fifth Street. Miss KS Massey survives a Chicago trip after death of her sister Mrs H. Bo Watt.
Social Notes of Visiting Friends and Relatives
Donovan Granger left Thursday morning for West Palm Beach Florida after a short visit with relatives. Kenneth Kolinski of Lakewood will be the Sunday guest of Mrs and Peter Kolinski of 346 Kenton Avenue. Baker Sechter of Johnstown PA is the house guest of John Riley of Fifth Street for several days. Norman Cres of Cleveland was in Ely Thursday afternoon. Mrs Helen Hogan of Lorain is the guest of friends in this city for a few days. Bert Packard of Amberg and Seetherdon of West Sixth Street recently returned from Pittsburgh PA where he had been attending a competition of National Surety agents. Max Goldstein of Style Center Company returned Friday morning from New York City. Martin of Tenth Street Warran Ohio today attending an all day conference of Parent Tsuiations. Mrs Martin spoke on HeLa Gromea. Miss Josephina Lockard of Cleveland will spend the weekend with her parents on Farvard Avenue. Mrs Ralph Sterling of Lorain was an Elyria visitor yesterday afternoon.
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Storms
Allace
Chia
M. E. Chure
Richard Stevens
Mary Vard
Eitth
Florida
Beetham - of
Elyria
Lorain
Delaware
Frank Stevens
Ohio
MissKs M.massey
Hotel
Nyrin
Chicazo
Illinois
H. Bo Watt
West Avenue
Clifton Springs
New York
F. Wy. Buckler
Cambridge University
England
First Congregation
J. Q. Reap
Cedar Street
Cleveland Orchestra
Masonic Theatre
Cleveland
Lawrence Krugman
Jill
Riverdale Court
Donovan Granger
West
Palm
Kenneth Kolinski
Lakewood
Peter Kolinski
Kenton Avenue
Baker Sechter
Johnstown
Pennsylvania
John Riley
Fifth Street
Norman Cres
Cleveland, O
Ely _Thursda
Helen
Hogan
Martin
Tenth’ ‘Street
Warran
Cam Important
Josephina. Lockard
Wesend
Farvard
Avenue
Ralph Sterling
Lorain Notes Include Births Marriages and Local Items
Mrs S S McFadden of Lorain hosted luncheon guest of Mrs Edward Lamb. A baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Steve Nagg on West Fyer Street. Frank Pauler in Amherst for a wedding. Marriage licenses issued: John Weer of Toledo to Gertrude Snyder of Elyria. Elworth Bursley to Angela Kohl of Lorain. Joseph McCarthy to Agnes Mollison of Lorain. Rev Kohler and Rev Reilly noted. Tax and rail electrification mentions in Brazil. European gasoline prices and fishing tackle production also referenced.
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Lorain
Edward Lamb
Steve Nagg
West Fyer Street
Frank Pauler
Amherst
John Weer
Toledo
Gertrude Snyder
Park Avenue
Elyria
Brown
Lakewood
John Kohn
Machiniss
Mary Dawns
29Th St
Kohler
Elworth Bursley
Angela Kohl
West River Street
Reilly
Ely- Tig
Joseph McCarthy
Yeomen City of Childhood stereoptical views event
Notice invites members families and friends of the Brotherhood of American Yeomen to a free admission stereoptical views show at Odd Fellows Hall on Monday evening at 7 PM.
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Brotherhood of American Yeomen
SP. M
Odd Fellows Hall
Record-Breaking Pneumonia Serum Reported From Chester
A recent Chester Pennsylvania discovery claims a serum could halve pneumonia mortality. The unrelated items mention storms and a linguistic note on the term negro along the Niger River. Parish notices include Odd Fellows anniversary events with Major Williams of the U S Navy speaking and music planned.
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Odd- Fellows
Major Williams
U. S. Navy
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