Mrs James B Thomas Elected Musical Art Society President
The Rica Bekaha tw Musical Art Society held a post meeting at Mrs Belle Notley’s Gracecourt home. Reports praised efforts to broaden musical taste and community interest. Officers elected: president Mrs J B Thomas, vice president Mrs Charles Hancock, recording secretary Mrs Rodney Parker, corresponding secretary Miss Mary Seward, treasurer Herbert Kraft.
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James B. Thomas
Musical Art Society
A Rica Bekaha Tw Musical Art Society
Abawsi
Belle Notley
Gracecourt
J. B. Thomas
Charles Hancock
Rodney Parker
Mary Seward
Herbert Kraft
Hanna
Concert Tonight by Laoral Department and Local Groups
A concert tonight features the Laoral Department of the Musical Art Society directed by Prof Maurice Kessler of Oberlin Conservatory with several artists. Also listed are meetings of A M and M at various venues, the Garrick Club play The China Pig at 4 PM, and the G A R W R C Club program about Captain Richard Allen with biographical sketch and reminiscences. The note mentions a social hour and refreshments after the meeting at the Grand Army hall.
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Comcert
Laoral Department
The
Musical Art Society
Maurice Kessler
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
First Congregational Church
Odd: Fellows Lodge
Elyria No
O. F. Hall
Federation of Business Women's Clubs
Friendly Bible Class
Wits
H. K. Finley
Kenyon Street
Frank S. Harmon
Grace Lutheran Church
Garrick Club of
FE. H
Catha
Elyria
Birs
Lewis
Local Society Notes and Meetings Summary
Elyria society pages list Mrs. Penberthy returning from Columbus. plans for Methodist Church choir rehearsals at 356 Sixth street and 237 Gates Avenue. Dr P A Speith attends Ohio Chiropractors convention in Cleveland. Mrs Hoard travels to Canton for Security Benefit Association meeting. Pythian Sisters of Elyria Temple No 294 hold annual inspection at K of P hall. Second Congregational Church Division L to meet at 127 Garvin Avenue. B Y P A meeting moved to First Baptist Church. A motor trip to Newark includes Mr and Mrs W C Brown and Mayor Dibble. New Jersey Herald wedding notice covers Miss Ellen Armstrong and Mr William Perfound of Elyria. Armstrong family guests from multiple states. future MM degree for Mr Penfound. plans for Alpine Laboratory summer work at Pike's Peak with Dr Clemens.
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William Penberthy
Seventh Street
Columbus
M. E. Church
Oliva Grobe
Sixth Street
Methodist Church
Mason Smith
Gates Ayengue
P. A. Speith
Century Block
Ohio Chiropractic Association
Stater
Cleveland
Anna Kennedy
Garvin
Nue
Leon Kennedy
First Baptist Church
Mable Wood
High Street
W. C. Brown
Eastavenus
Dibble
Avon
Arther Watson
Case Road
Newark
Ohio
Otto Brown
New Jersey Herald
Robert W. Armstrong, Jr
Fred J. Armstrong
Frances Armstrong
Helen Bensall
New York City
Wellesley
Frances B. Northrup, Jr
Frederick W. Penfound
A. J. W. Mowatt
Sussex
Blair Academy
Wellesley College
Creta Penfound
Elyria
F. W. Pen. Found
Plainfield
N. J
Orange
Paterson
Palisade Park
Easton
Branchville
Newton
Hamburg
Gochen
Westtown
N.Y
Pen.found
University of
Delegates Depart for General Conference in Springfield Mass
Rev Edwin Kirby and Senator J F Burke lead a party to the General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church in Springfield. Eight hundred fifty delegates from worldwide regions attend the month-long lawmaking gathering. The First M E Church is uniquely represented by two delegates, Kirby and Burke, from the North East Ohio Conference. They expect to return by June first.
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Springfield
Mass
Edwin Kirby
J. F. Burke
Suerte Field
Methodist Episcopal Church
M. E
Mr. Kirby
Senator Burke
Mrs H L Torbet to address First Church women
Mrs HL Torbet of Mayflower Congregational Church Cleveland speaks on a proven plan of work at a special meeting for First Congregational Church women. The session is in the Primary Room on Wednesday at three in the afternoon. ANOTHER ELYRIAN WEDS OUT OF TOWN GIRL Harold T Ravlin marries Miss Mary Eden Lemott of Vanlue Ohio. The ceremony was Easter Sunday at the brides parents home. The couple will live at 103 Grace Court Elyria Ohio.
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H. L. Torbet
First Church
First Congregational Church
HL. Torbet
Mayflower Congregational Church
Cleveland
Harold T. Ravlin
Mary Eden Lemoz
Samuel Lemott
Vanlue
Ohio
Ravlin
Canfield Oil Company
Grace Court
Waffle Supper by Ladies of Second Church Draws 85 Guests
Division L of the Second Congregational Church hosted a waffles supper at the parish house last evening. It marked a new departure from the usual church supper and drew praise for its success. Eighty five were served. Hospital notes list admissions including Mrs. Frank Boice and several residents of Lorain. Discharges include Mrs. William Denger and baby, Mrs. Harry McGawin and baby, James Sullivan and Edward Haskell among others.
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Second Church
Second Congregational Church
Frank Boice
Lorain
Theresa Shupe
Oak Street
Edward Enest
Harry Brown
North Main Street
Lneton
Arthur Spray
Gulf Street
Louie Barrett
Lod Street
Frank Conn
Market Avenue
Canton
William Denger
Stopa
Lake Avenue
Harry McGawin
Floral Court
James Sullivan
New York City
Edward Haskell
Oberlin
Local Society Notes and Hospital Update in Lorain
Mr. and Mrs J J Dutly of 1202 Middle Avenue plan a short visit to New York City. Russell Taylor of Cleveland visits brother Everett C Bliss at Williams Street for several days. Mrs James Rogers of Broad Street remains in serious condition at the hospital since Easter Monday. Harold Childs moved from St Josephs Hospital to his home at 639 Cornell Place Lorain Ohio. Mr and Mrs J T Parker of were guests of Mr and Mrs William Homen of Lorain on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Perry Taylor and
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J. J. Dutly
Middle Avenue
New York City
Russell Taylor
Cleveland
Everett c. Bliss
Williams Street
James Rogers
Broad Street
Harold Childs
St Josephs Hospital
Cornell Place
Lorain
Ohio
J. T. Parker
Ts. William Homen
Perry Taylor
Ladies head to New York for YWCA convention
Several other features were enjoyed by the ladies. Mrs. 4. M. Hannaford of Fifth Street, Miss Dorothy Whixo of Middle Avenue, and Miss Hannah Cochinudus Street plan attendance in New York City for the Eighth National Biennial Convention of the Young Women's Christian Association. Mrs. Ruth Ely of Broad Street, membership secretary of the Central Association of Cleveland, has departed for New York to ascend it. two members of the local Board of MD directors of the YWCA, Mrs. George Stevens Jr. and Mrs. William Graves Shrp., are already in New York and will attend the Sessions.
Doctors Attend Ohio Medical Association Meeting in Cleveland
Dr Geonse Nicholas and other physicians from the city plan to attend the Ohio State Medical Association meeting in Cleveland on May 13 14 and 15. The report mentions Mildred Dean Adeline Montague Helen Houser and Curtis Ridge relatives. a luncheon for Mildred’s grandmother occurred Saturday with a round trip of eleven miles in five hours. Mrs A H Binder and Mrs C A Tite returned from Dayton after visiting Dr Florence Meek Worthy Grand Matron of the Eastern Stars. A breakfast was held Monday morning for grand officers at the Woman’s Club with a joint inspection of Sunbeam and Acacia groups.
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Geonse Nicholas
Nigel
Ohio State Medical Association
Cleveland
Mousses
Mildred Dean
Adeline Montague
Helen Houser Fie Curtis
Ridge
Mildred
A. H. Binder
Wellsington
C. A. Tite
Dayton
Florence Meek
Eastern Stars
Woman's Co Club
Havard Family Attend Cleveland Funeral in Kipton
Mr and Mrs Geo Havard of Napoleon Ohio and Mrs Weeks attended the funeral of Mrs Harrie Smith in Cleveland Friday afternoon after arriving Thursday to visit Mrs Louise J Weess. Adams of Cleveland drove them back to Kipton Friday and the Havards and Weeks returned home Monday. Ed Beam and Mrs Elden Radcliff hosted guests over the weekend along with Mr and Mrs Leo Radcliff.
Community Notes From White Fox And Nearby
Mrs. Frances Lea celebrated her 71st birthday with seven friends Friday night. Local residents visited Oberlin, Elyria, Norwalk and Wellington over the weekend, including Mr. and Mrs. Muland Lee and Frank Williams. The Camden Center society plans a meeting at Mrs. Marielle Whitney’s on Wednesday.
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Ing
Muland Lee
White Fox
Frank Williams
Elyria
Ed Beam
Mingo
Akron
Camden Center Society
Marielle Whitney
Art Hurd
Florette Miedrich
Albert Hurd
Frances Lee
Lee
Mra Weeks
Andrew Lee
Tealeman Mars
Blanche Twining
Cleve-land
Atron Pitts
Harry Riggs
Pits
Adam Geist
Albert Reynolds
Leo Reynolds
Hattie Bronson
Oberlin
Nellie Haigh
Rebekah Novelty Dance at Hayles Hall
Rebekah Novelty Dance at Hayles Hall on Thursday May 1 at 8 30 pm. Everyone welcome with tickets Tae. Ea tra ladies 25 cents.
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Rebekah
Hayles Hall
Eatra
Concordia Club Card Party for Sisters of Charity
Card party given by the Concordia Club for the benefit of the Sisters of Charity, Tuesday evening April 29 in the Moose hall. Tickets 25 cents. Refreshments available. All welcome.
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Concordia Club
Sisters of Charity
Moose Hall
Women urge admission to London Stock Exchange
A London agitation seeks women’s right to membership in the Stock Exchange. Meanwhile in Des Moines one week before Easter about a thousand women had their hair bobbed in preparation for millinery, according to local barbers’ estimates.
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London
The
Stock Exchange
Des Moines
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