Tyria Concert Orchestra Plays To Crowded House
The Tyria Concert Orchestra under Arthur E B Giles performed at First Congregational Church to a full audience. The program opened with Hadley Semper Vi nims, followed by Hubert's unfinished symphony in B minor. The ensemble delivered balanced tone, refined dynamics, and strong solos, with Masonic Male Chorus joining for Schnecker Recessional and other pieces. The orchestra earned praise from Cleveland players and local patrons, with plans for more concerts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadley
Réhubert
Peiter
Giles
Phedre
Massenet
Richard Strauss
Serrade
Luigini
Gretry Mott
Hadyn
Conevcert
Masonic
Wickler
Schnecker
Rio
Germano
St. Mary’s
Adams
Bevard
Cleveland Orchestra
Alvin Bemis
Eugene Adams
Leo Bremer
Arthur Pomeroy
Henry Reimbach
William Conrad
Leonard Wagner
Isabelle Kreig
Josep Monia
Wade Grabill
John Roberts
Ruth Adams
Gerald Frank
Gladys McCullough
Frank Wagner
Larenz Torneo
Albert Andranc
Everett Palmer
George Bird
Kenneth Liebfried
Herman Baumer
Frank Resek
Cora Lewis
Frank Mackert
Richard Gollmar
Olea Giles
Evening Club Meetings and Fraternal Events Listed
Local clubs and fraternal organizations hold meetings tonight across Elyria. Agnes Carlin hosts Colson Bridge Club on West River road while the Bridge Club convenes at 249 Gates avenue with Lu eille Mund. Gamma sorority initiates at Alpha Chapter WCA gymnasium. other groups meet at Y M C A, I O O F, and Masonic halls.
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Colson Bridge Club
Agnes Carlin
West River Road
C. T. Post
Lodi Street
Elyria Lodge
American Legion
Sharp ‘Block
Woman’s Benefit Association
Wurst Hall
Ladies Auxilary Knights of
Bt John
K. of
Bridge Club
Eille Mund
Gates Avenue
Frank S. Harmon Lodge
A. M
Bible School Cabinet
United Presbyterian Church
Federation Council
Suni
J Woman's Club
Lillian West
Florence Fulmer
Elyria Woman’s Club
Sigma Gamma Sorority
Monday Colonial Club Meets at Elvira Woman's Club
The first post Lenten meeting of the Monday Colonial Club was held at the Elvira Woman's Club yesterday afternoon with Mrs D C Martin as hostess. Nineteen members and seven guests attended and after five hundred Mrs Stoddard won high and Mrs Hannaford was second. The hostess served a refreshment course late in the afternoon. The club will meet in two weeks at an announced location.
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Monday Colonial Club
Elvira Wonman’s Club
D. C. Martin
Stoddard
Hannaford
North Side
Meeting Notices Render Local Club Schedules
The W B A meets tonight at 7 30 in Wurst hall. The A F FL W society meets Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Snarks 159 Erie street. Past Noble Grands of St Clair Rebekah Lodge meet at Mrs. Jennie Easterbrook 352 South Maple street Wednesday at 2 00. Woman's Benefit Association meets in Wurst hall this evening at 7 30. All officers and guards to be present for practice. Past Presidents Association of the Sons of Veterans Auxiliary postponed tureen gathering with Mrs. Claycomb Fourth street Thursday.
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Wurst Hall
A. F. FL. W. Society
Brotherhood of American Yeomen Holds May Meeting at I O O F Hall
The Brotherhood of American Yeomen met Monday evening in the I O O F hall with strong attendance. A letter from Mr and Mrs Lyje Coonrad of Colorado was read. Plans were made for the May 14 anniversary supper and initiation of a large class, with Morgan A Duke of Texas present. Ladies Month was noted and May 14 drill for drill team members called at 2:00. The public was invited to a card party with thirteen tables of pedro. high scores went to Mrs B Lenhart and G Erickson, second to Mrs Huffman and C Dunford, and consolation to Mrs L Hecker and D J Mansford. Door prize went to Mrs Martha Sayles. Mrs J Young won the evening prize. A luncheon closed the evening.
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Brotherhood of American Yeomen
I. O. O. F. Hall
Lyje Coonrad
Colorado
Morgan A. Duke
Texas
Gertrude Johnson
Pedro
B. Lenhart
G. Erickson
Huffman
C. Dunford
Martha Sayles
J. Young
Cleveland kin honor Charris Yan cer at 32 Samuel Street
Twenty two relatives from Cleveland surprised Charris Yan cer at his home on 32 Samuel Street for his birthday. The evening featured playing times and music with refreshments by Mrs. Yancer. A large birthday cake adorned the table as guests offered gifts. Michael Burke, the junior song bird of Cleveland radio stations, led a group of songs.
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Cleveland
Charris Yancer
Samuel Street
Fifteen Present at Pythian Sisters Sewing Club
Fifteen members attended the Pythian Sisters Sewing Club meeting hosted by Mrs. Laura Barton on Seventh Street. The group sewed actively and announced a degree team practice Thursday at 2:00, with no Thursday evening meeting. Refreshments followed. next meeting location to be announced.
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Pythian Sisters Sewing Club
Laura Barton
Seventh Street
Pythian Sisters
Regular Club Dance at Elyria Country Club
The Elyria Country Club announces a regular club dance on Friday evening with dinners served from six to eight o'clock before the dancing. The notice emphasizes the social event and dining arrangement for attendees.
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Elyria Country Club
Mrs Henry Krugman Fetes Birthday With Surprise Party
Thirty friends gathered at the home of Mrs Henry Krugman Saturday evening to help her celebrate her birthday anniversary. The affair was a surprise to the honored one. The evening was pleasantly spent with music and cards and at the close a dainty luncheon was served after which the guests departed wishing Mrs Krugman many more happy birthdays.
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Henry Krugman
Fellowship Club Plans Dance at YWCA Dinner
The Fellowship Club met at the YWCA for dinner at 6 30 with twelve covers. During the business session plans were made for a dance. The next regular meeting will be in two weeks at the YWCA.
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Fellowship Club
Y. W. Co. AL
Sigma Gamma sorority initiates seven at Alpha chapter
Seven pledges were initiated into Alpha chapter of Sigma Gamma at their chapter rooms in the YWCA gymnasium. After completing part of the work there the group adjourned to Marion Cops home where the initiation service continued and a business meeting was held.
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Sigma Gamma Sorority
Alpha Chapter
Sigma Gamma
Marion Cops
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Brief
Admissions include Mrs Cecil Puls 19353 East River Street Mrs E H Edward 291 Gulf Street Iona Hanson R D No 3 Mrs Fred Jenne LaGrange Steven Wall 87 South Main Oberlig George Sinsk 169 Bell Avenue Discharges Genévieve Mineh 119 Elizabeth Street.
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Cecil Puls
East River Street
E. H. Edward
Gulf Street
Iona Hanson
R. D
Fred Jenne
LaGrange
Steven Wall
South Main
George Sinsik
Bell Avenue
Genévieve Mineh
Elizabeth St
Local People in Cross-City Visits and Family News
Mr and Mrs Arthur Krugman of Twelfth street and Mrs E J Krugman of Westatenue plus Mrs E W Hoffner of Fifteenth street spent yesterday in Akron and Youngstown Ohio. George Allen and Mr Robert Clark were in Cleveland for the theater. Mrs J Q Ryan of 114 Cedar street was in Cleveland yesterday. Mr and Mrs B O Moore of Cornell avenue returned from a six weeks Los Angeles visit with Mr and Mrs F A Biles. The infant son of Mr and Mrs T larryn Grabenstetter of 231 Fourth street is seriously ill with whooping cough. Winifred H Dunham of 405 Middle avenue returned from Springfield Ohio where she spent the weekend due to her aunt Mrs Julia A Viets's illness. Born to Mr and Mrs Cecil
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Arthur Krugman
Twelfth Street
E. J. Krugman
Westatenue
E. W. Hoffner
Fifteenth Street
Akron
Youngstown
Ohio
George Allen
Robert Clark
Cleveland
J. Q. Ryan
Cedar Street
B. O Moore
Cornell Avenue
F. A. Biles
Los Angeles
California
Tlarryn Grabenstetter
Fourth Street
Winifred H. Dunham
Middle Avenue
Springfield
Julia A. Viets
Cecil
Local residents visit relatives across states and cities
A stream of visitors and travelers from Elyria and nearby towns spent time with family in Detroit Cleveland Los Angeles and Saginaw. Notable names include Mrs. Winifred Dunham Mrs. Mary Crow Mrs. Ella Miller and Mr. Elmer Bohrman. A. G. Eady and others joined trips to Chicago while Harry B. George traveled from Los Angeles to Washington D C for Boulder Dam project advocacy.
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Ula
East River Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Edward
Gulf Street
Maxine Dunham Berhendt
Detroit
Michigan
Winifred Dunham
J. D. Kiser
East Avenue
Mary Crow
Jacob Miller
Olive
Walter Miller
Dorothy Joan
Amherst
Howard Stanford
Ella Miller
Lake Avenue
Charles Bohnhoff
Clarence
Los Angeles
California
Alta Bohman
Elmer Bohrman
Saginaw
A. G. Ea
R. W. DeVore
George
Washington, D. C
Boulder Dam
Federation of Ohio Societies
Ohio
Washington
Obituary Notice of Nelson Lounsbrough in Pittsfield
Nelson Lounsbrough formerly of Oberlin and South Main Street Pittsfield Center died suddenly Friday evening April 20 at his farm two miles west of Pittsfield Center while helping his son Lee Roy Lounsbrough with oats. He collapsed in the truck and despite help, life could not be saved.
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Pittsfield
Nelson Lounsbrough
Main Street
Oberlin
Pittsfield Center
Lee Roy Lounsbrough
Amherst Home Restaurant Serves Home Cooked Dinners and Pies
Amherst Home Restaurant invites locals to stop in for home cooked dinners and homemade pies. Orders can be arranged by calling 6095 Amherst. Manager: Mrs. Herman Arndt.
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Amherst Home
Amherst
Herman Arndt
Funeral Services Set At Community Church
A man described as extinct after a fatal collapse received medical aid to no avail and was taken home by ambulance from Oberlin. Funeral services for Mrs. Ora Stevenson Baldwin will be at Community Church Monday at 3 30 p.m. Rev. William Smith will officiate. Grant Pitts attended the Elyria funeral. Attendees included R. Gibbins, L. Gibbons, and Reed Ives at Mrs. Frances Avery’s funeral in Elyria on Sunday, Apr. 15. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Brandt and daughters Luella and Vera visited FE Thompson in Rochester. Evelyn Brandt joined the 112th Observation Squadron, Ohio National Guard, the state’s only flying unit. Evelyn, a Pittsfield boy, is the son of F. C. Brandt and now an assistant cashier at Wellington’s First National Bank. He has flown in one of the unit’s planes. Mrs. A. E. Nash visited her father Elbert West at his daughter’s home.
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Oberlin
William Smith
Grant Pitts
Ora Stevenson Baldwin
Elyria
R. Gibbins
L. Gibbons
Reed Ives
Frances Avery
Carl Brandt
Luella
Vera
FE. D. Thompson
Rochester
Evelyn Brandt
112Th Observation Squadron
Ohio National Guard
Guard
Ohio
Evelyn
Pittsfield
F.C. Brandt
First National Bank
Wellington
A. E Nash
Elbert West
Rich
Elyria Eagles to Hold Regular Meeting April 26 1928
Attention Eagles Elyria Aerie No 431 will hold its regular meeting Thursday night April 26 1928 Nomination of officers for ensuing year Important meeting Every member should attend A R Graber Secy Elyria Eagles.
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Attention Eagles
Elyria Aerie No
F. Q O
A. R. Graber
Secy
Elyria Eagles
Numerology Reading Promises Future Insight and Guidance
Personal ad offering numerology readings by Mrs. Chas. Wynn. Readers are asked to send full name, birthdate, and married name if female, plus $1.00, with readings mailed or conducted by private phone consult. Address provided at 119 West River St.
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Chas. Wynn
West River St
Marriage License for Hapko and Nagy in Lorain Township
Joe Hapko a 21 year old steel worker of Lorain and Katharine Nagy 17 of Lorain Township obtained a marriage license. The Rev. Mr. 1 Bivem performed the ceremony.
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Joe Hapko
Lorain
Katharine Nagy
1 Bivem
Oberlin News Briefs Include Wedding And Visit
Phillip Norton of Cleveland visited his father A L Norton in Norwalk on Easter Sunday. L P Chapman of Oberlin married Mrs Mary Brasel of Pittsfield at Rev William Smith’s home in Oberlin on Wednesday evening April 18 and will live on North Main Street. The Ladies Society of the Community church met at Mrs T C Whitney’s on East College Street. weather kept attendance lower than usual. Elma Nelding, post appendectomy case, improved after returning to sister Mrs Pratt Oberlin’s home following hospital treatment on April 13.
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Norwalk
Phillip Norton
Cleveland
A. L. Norton Bunday
L. P. Chapman
Oberlin
Mary Brasel
Pittsfield
William Smith
Chapman
North Main Street
T. C. Whitney
East College St. Oberlin
Card Party at I O O F Hall Sets April 25
A card party is planned Wednesday April 25 at 8:00 p m at the I O O F hall. Games include Pedro Bunco and Five Hundred with prizes and refreshments offered.
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Pedro
Bunco
Five
Dorothea Davidson Undergoes Appendicitis Operation At Oberlin
Miss Dorothea Davidson was taken to Oberlin hospital on Wednesday April 18 and underwent an appendicitis operation. She is reported to be doing as well as can be expected.
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Dorothea Davidson
Oberlin Hospital
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Arthur EB. Giles
Mugwunips Club
Mary Louis Dengate
Bernice Plato
Doris ¢Lumont
Iona Bashur
William Rosie
Harwood
Esatreet
Lillian Seekins
Andrew Robinson
Julia Wekrabec
Margret Seekins
Jeeon Ouellette
Malla G
Bashur
Satury
New York
Mondty
Paris
Conservatory of Music
Spring Valley
Spring Valley Country Club
Cleveland Troubadors, Inc
Stelcher
IRS
M. A. Campbell
F. M. Sponseller
Ohlo
W. E. Shay
O’donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
B. T. Bastian
Middle Ave
Point Lace
West Ave
Second St
Elks Club
C. A
Douglas Jackson
Cleveland St
Perry Court
Elma Nelding
Mrs. Pratt
Sbe
Spencer
Elizabeth Wood
Howett
Schwind Picture Framing Store
West Second St
Rvice
Cities Service Radio
P.M
Oil Company
O'Donnell Real Estate
Safe
Baptist Church
Cheapside
White House
Cascade Dance Hall
Broad St
7Th and
Grace Court
West Broad St
Lodi St
Denison Ave
East Ave
E. 3Rd St
2Nd St
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