I O O F 105th Anniversary Observed With Pleasing Play
The Odd Fellow Lodge marked its 105th anniversary at the high school auditorium with a performance of the play Always in Trouble. The packed venue featured Mason D. Smith's welcome, music by the Second Congregational Church choir, and a cast including Misery Moon and Tutt.
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Odd Fellow Lodge
Mason D. Smith
Second Congregational Church
Slabtown
Mitboury
Lulu
Mr. Tutt
Misery
Blair
Samantha Slade
Tutt
Rosebud
Paula
Doherty Fraternity Hosts Lorain Party at Antlers Auditorium
Doherty Men s fraternity staged a dancing party and entertainment at Lorain s Hotel Antlers auditorium drawing Ohio Public Service Company staff from Cleveland Elyria Mansfield Alliance Massillon and Warren. Guests enjoyed vaudeville acts a short playlet by the Elyria office reading by Miss Helen Steiner tricks and magic by William Garner a solo by Gordon Lemm and a clown band performance with remarks by Jim Armitage.
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Doherty Men's
Hotel Antlers
Ohio Public Service Company
Larkin
Helen Steiner
Lorain
William Garner
J. Horgan
Gordon Lemm
Jim Armitage
Ohio Public Service
Cleveland
Elyria
Mansfield
Alliance
Massilion
Warren
LaPorte P T A Holds Fine Meeting With Skit
A large attendance at the LaPorte Parent-Teachers Association meeting featured community singing a clever skit and a strong talk by C M Williams on thrift He said seeds of thrift honesty and pride of work are learned at home The children performed a health play and refreshments were served Field Day planning and treasury gains were noted in the business session
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Laporte P. T. A
LaPorte Parent- Teachers’ Association
Treasury
C. M. Williams
Ninety Five Club entertained by Mrs A J Taylor
Ninety Five Club members were entertained at Mrs A J Taylors Washington avenue home on Thursday afternoon. The program featured The Life of Keats read by Mrs Starr Faxon and Current Events by Mrs H Squire and Mrs Charles Cushing.
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Ninety-Five Club
A. J. Taylor
Va. B. Taylor
Washington Avenue
of Keats
Sir Sidney Colvin
Afrs
Starr Faxon
H. Squire
Charles Cushing
The Divine Cleveland Street Potter and The Clay
In Cleveland area news, J Burke spoke to the Kiwanis club in Marysville, Ohio. Mrs W Phillips and Miss Anna Egoit were guests at a bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs S B Conklin. Mrs W P Collier leaves for Hartford after a ten day visit with relatives. Women of the American Legion Auxiliary met in Cleveland at the Central YWCA. Various locals host weekend guests and new births are reported as Carl Dunkel welcomes a baby boy at 449 East Broad Street.
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Chronicle- Telegram
Cleveland
J. Burke
Pott Dave
ENG Kiwanis Club
Marysville
Ohio
Wills
W. Phillips
Anna Egoit
8. B. Conklin
Overlook Rd
East Cleveland
W. P. Collier
Hartford
The
American Legion Auxiliary of
Oho
Central Y. W. C. A
P. A. Kopenwafer
Erie Street
Sandusky
Lester E. Smith
North Western University of Chicago
Katherine Muller
East Avenue
Car) Dunkel
East Broad Street
Professor P D Seaman Talks on Shakespeare
The Four O clock Club met Friday at Mrs W B Hubbells home with Mrs Mabel Little as assistant hostess. Prof P D Sherman of Oberlin College gave a delightful discourse on Shakespeare celebrating his birthday, sharing photographs and Stratford on Avon anecdotes from a recent visit.
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P. D. Seaman
Four O'clock
W. B. Hubbell
Mabel Little
Hestess
Shakespeare
P. D. Sherman
Oberlin College
Sherman
Stratford-on-Avon
Easter Cantata The King Triumphant by Lorain Church choir
Lorain Church of Christ presented the Easter cantata The King Triumphant with about sixty singers and musicians to general appreciation Laid out as a public invitation to attend the service. Marriage licenses issued include Cebula Haydel and Lea Crawford Rosa Cedrosky and Elizabeth Rivers Edward Zimmer Leona Burge and others. Hospital notes list admissions and discharges. Methodist reminders announce services at the high school auditorium with Sunday school at 9:50 am and public worship at 10:45 am and 7:30 pm, plus Epworth League at 6:30 pm and a card party Monday at 2:00 pm at K P hall.
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Lorain
Cebula
Josephine Haydel
Elyria
Frey
Fred G. Howard
Farmer
Eva Stacks
Columbia
Rev. Wood
Lea Crawford
Rosa Cedrosky
W. L. Walker
Harry Netrake
Elizabeth Rivers
Tas Feaye
Edward J. Zimmer
Leona M. Burge
E. GB. Redhead
Sixth Street
Saya
Kirby
Epworth League
Christ
Woman's Civic Club Plans 16th Anniversary Evening
The Woman's Civic Club will mark its sixteenth anniversary with an evening program at Elks Hall on May 2 at eight o'clock. The event includes music and readings by out of town artists led by Miss Marie Simmerinck and Miss Salene Graves Moody, with Mrs. Harry L. Goodbread as accompanist and reader Mary Lyon Freeman. A luncheon, then Long Orchestra of Norwalk for dancing closes the celebration, recognizing a successful year of club activity and inviting members and husbands.
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Woman's Civic Club
Elks Hall
Irs
R. T. J. Martin
Leonard Birch
Thomas Cook
George French
G. Jenkins
Karl Plocker
Charles Whidden
Marie Simmerinck
Centralto
Salene Graves Moody
Harry
L. Goodbread
Mary Lyon Freeman
Coll Lyceum Bureau
Norwalk
Evening Events for Active Members Across Local Societies
Tonight hosts the Musical Art Society at 124 Cedar Street 2 30 p m with many clubs meeting at various venues including Lat A Lot Aus Freda Blackwell 404 High Phi Sigma Deltas at Mrs Ralph Reinhardt Cornell Ave N A Q Club with Miss Ella Bainbridge 436 Oxford G A R W R C meets 230 p m at GAR Hall Church Council Grace Lutheran meets at church Lorain County Beekeepers Association in Council Room Knights of Columbus BK of C Hall H P Chapman Camp No 6 Sons of Veterans G A R Hall King Solomon s Lodge 46 F and A M Masonic Temple Brotherhood of American Yeomen Odd Fellows Hall Card party Richard Allen Post G A R Hall 230 p m Musical Art Society Choral Department at First Congregational 730 p m final rehearsal Maccabee Guards in K of P Hall 230 p m Card party
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Freda Blackwell
High Street
Phi Sigma Deltas
Ralph Reinhardt
Cornell Avenue
Ella Bainbridge
Oxford Street
G.A.R. W.R.C
Gar. Hall
Council of Grace Lutheran Church
Lorain County Beekeepers Association
Council Room
Knights of Columbus
C. Hall
H. P. Chapman
Sons of Veterans
G. A. R. Hall
King Solomon’s Lodge
A.M. Masonic Temple
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Odd Fellows Hall
Richard Allen
Musical Art Society
First Congregational Church
K. of P. Hall
Richard Allen Corps Entertained Vermilion Corps
The Richard Allen Corps hosted Vermilion guests in a large turnout at G A St. bail. VIPs and members filled the room, meals were served, and the charter was dedicated in memory of chaplain Marty Abbe. A program honored the Grand Army of the Republic with tributes to Civil War, World War II figures, and General Grant.
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Richard Allen
G. A. St. Bail
Vermilion
Sorps
Marta Kent
Hahn
Hall
Ning
M Marty Abbe
Vermilion Corps
Hubbard
Grand Army of the Republic
Cora Hart
Katherine Wack
General Grant
Ida Riley
Mooseheart Legion Card Party Draws Strong Turnout
Elyria Chapter No. 773 Women of the Mooseheart Legion hosted a card party with a large turnout. Door prize went to Mrs Tecla Neufer, buffet set awarded to Mrs Fern Minnich, pedro prizes to Mrs Rose Foreman and Thomas Murphy, five hundred games first prizes to Mrs Fern Minnich and WW H A Bruck, second prizes to Mrs Frank Ryan and Antone Mianich. Edward Krogman supplied refreshments for the event.
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Mooseheart Legion
Elyria
Tecla Neufer
Fern Minnich
Pedro
Rose Foreman
Thomas Murphy
Thelma Faulhaker
Robert Brand
HA Bruck
Frank Ryan
Antone Mianich
Edward Krogman
Shia
Meetings and club notices for April events
The Monday Colonial Club will meet with Mrs H C Harris at 501 Middle Avenue on Monday April 238. The East Side Division of the W C T U will meet Tuesday afternoon April 29 with Mrs Charles M Hill at 521 Park Avenue. Ruth Puller Stevens will speak. Mrs O T Wilcox will entertain the Woman's Welsh Club Tuesday April 29 at 233 East Sixth Street. officers for the ensuing year to be elected. All members urged to attend. A guest day is planned for Tuesday March 13.
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C. T. US
H.W. Stevens
West Side
W. C. Tech
Lovejory
West River Street
Brainard
Anna Kennedy
S H. Strickler
Fred Ernshaw
J. C. Kennedy
Wingard
Mire
Ruth Puller Stevens
League of Women Voters
Charles G. Russell
Century Magazine
Bartholomew
Kennedy
Ernshaw
Monday Colonial Club
H.C Harris
Middle Avenue
East Side
Charles M. Hill
Park Avenue
O. T. Wilcox T
W. E. Dickson
East Sixth Street
Autumn Leaf Circle
L. E. Oldfield
A. J. Krugman
Cascade Street
Pleasant Meeting of Friendly Class at Finley Home
The Friendly Bible Class held its monthly social at 355 Kenyon Street hosted by Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Finley. A social hour featured a solo by Mabel White with Julia Jackson. a class newspaper read by H. G. Briggs and Finley included editorials, society, sports and a "Twenty Years From Now" piece honoring Dr. W. L. Walker who served the church for twenty years. Guests included Rev. Neighbour of Rochester and several Lorain residents. next event set for May at 215 East Baond Street hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Van Wormer.
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H. K. Finley
Kenyon Street
H. G. Briggs
Mabel White
Julia Jackson
R. E. Neighbour
H.K. Finley
Phaper
Martha Lee
W. L. Walker
T. Z. Eliott
Neighbour
H. S. Day
Geo. Hill
Sue Bird
Claude Williams
Lorain
Nelson van Wormer
East Baond Street
Maynard
Spaeths Celebrate 23rd Wedding Anniversary Surprise
A surprise party was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Spaeth on Wednesday evening, April 28, for their 22nd anniversary. About 60 friends and neighbors enjoyed games and music. After the wedding march, guests presented a beautiful gift. A late lunch followed as wishes for many more happy anniversaries echoed. Mrs. L. W. Ward of Lorain visited Mrs. Ray Brodeur yesterday.
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Utopia Club
Ray Brodeur
L. W. Ward
Lorain
Catherine Jones
Genevieve Brodeur
Lenser
Arphasek Os
Miss Jones
Miss Brodeur
E. G. Cooper
Amherst
John Spaeth
Spaeth
Vincent Community Hears Easter Music in Cantata
The First Church of Christ choir and orchestra of Lorain under Mr Shiller presented an Easter cantata to Vincent residents on Friday April 25 featuring orchestral overtures and cantata numbers including Thou Art My God and Christ is Risen. The Parent-Teachers Association praised the musicians for a fine program. Also the Avenue Club of the C B S hosted a card party in the Mason Temple Chapter Room with 135 attendees and refreshments served later. Fred Pahl visited Mrs Englehart of Lorain.
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First Church of Christ Choir
Lorain
Shiller
Vincent
God
Jerusalem
Gethsemane
Parent- Teachers’ Association
Sram
Areme Club
Avenue Club
C. B.S
Masoni c Temple
Bethel Shrine Notes
Bethel Shrine and White Shrine of Jerusalem met in the I C O F hall with fifty in attendance. They drilled for the Supreme Shrine meeting in Cleveland. May 5th was discussed. The next meeting will be in two weeks.
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Bethel Shrine
White Shrine of Jerusalem
I. C
Anniversary party tickets offered by Womans Civic Club
Tickets for an anniversary party at the Elks hall will be on sale at Central Book Store on Tuesday and Wednesday April 29 and 30. Single tickets cost 1.25 dollars. The event is hosted by the Womans Civic Club.
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Elks’ Hall
Womans Civic Club
Central Book Store
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Edith Schutzbach
Rosebud Reese
Margaret Snyder
Paule Meaieek
Bolshevick
Winerva Smith
Lily Pearl
Fredia Latimer College Chums
Ruth Gates
Mary Waters Tece
Maranatha
Munses Fay
Mildred Smith
Gladys Bliss
Bertine Fitch
Plagan Treasury
R. E
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Minnie van Toeest
George A. McGinnis
Painesville
Tota Brant Carmrany Tay v
Calcutta
Tadia
Louis Ducoley
Lodi Street
Clifard Wood
Spruce Street
Henry Sherman
Twelfth Street
Wiliam Ferkins
Alexander
K. P. Hall
Woman’s Civic Club
M Belle Notley
Cedar Street
Celebates
Wits
Fred Pahl
B. Englehart
Interse Club
Mildred Richards
Laundon Avenue
F. Seekinens
Martha Smith
Donna
J. 8. Richards
Busicks
Broad Street
Hecock
Choral Department
Maurice Kessler
Harold Metcalf
Aes
Ruth Brown
Baeses Harp Air
Edith Keach
Gwen Gilbert
Winifred Zimninger
Fred Funkhouser
Slessnscoecess
Louise Brown
W. H. Ament
Vere
1St Congregational
Johnny
Ma&nhatta
West Avenue
Castle
Wall Paper
Second Street
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