May Festival of Music Opens Next Week in City Schools
The first City Schools May Festival runs May 4 to 8 with daily programs except Tuesday. Madame Gray-Shevinne will perform at 1:45 PM and 8:15 PM Monday in the High School auditorium. The operetta The Wild Rose is staged Wednesday evening by the Girls Glee Club and the High School orchestra.
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Bertslyl
Lorena Tomson
Clifford Shank
Madame Gray- Ushevinne
Bath
Cou Bned
Schoo Gsmusium
Sehool
Grea Ecotcert
Gray-Shevinne
San
Musica Reputeton
Muse Deparner
Weddings and Club Meetings Highlight Dover News
A spring wedding at the Alfred and Mae Felton home in Dover united Gordon Turnbull and Mae Felton with a reception and motor trip planned. Nearby, the New Club and Poinsettia Club hosted a joint luncheon with prizes awarded and future hostesses named for May events.
Local Club Meetings Highlight Berean Daughters and Kiwanis
Elyria groups hold varied activities with Daughters of the American Revolution reporting on conferences in Washington and Marion, the Deal Me In Club hosting a luncheon, and Kiwanis planning a noon talk on business at the YMCA along with a board meeting at 439 pm.
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Church of Christ
Thomas Higham
Harvard Avenue
Gertrude
Neilie Winmot
Bisie
Ethel Moore
St Episcopal Church
A Williams
Ashabulz
Kiwanis Club
YMCA
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Presdent
Robert Rice
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Elyria Savings and Trust Company
Legion Meeting Plans Endowment Fund Drive
Members of the American Legion in Elyria and surrounding areas met to discuss proceeds from this year’s poppy day sale benefiting Elyria’s quota of the Legion’s five million dollar endowment for veterans and orphans. Decisions included tree purchases for the Road of Remembrance and participation in MCA circus stunts, with new members accepted and the next meeting set for March 12.
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Legion Wen
American Legion
Legon
Aseniag
Elyria
All America
Ohio
W. BL A
Women’s Benefit Associaton of
Marrabees
Wurst Hall
Francis McNeal
Marriage Licenses Listed for Lorain Residents
A long list shows marriage license grants in Lorain and Elyria area, naming numerous couples with ages and addresses, including Pete Andrus and Lor Reid, Marlon Krueck and Carnie Dobbeck, Esther Schwartz and Samuel Schwartz, Milos Vucsovick and Milea Lepich, and others. Also noted are admissions and discharges related to local institutions and several residents connected to these records.
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Pete Andrus
Loreid
Anta Eleon
Pearl Avenues
Lorain
Loran
Marlon B Krueck
Lorzin
Carnie Dobbeck
Denkhesper
T Merten
Samuel Schwarz
Esther Schwartz
Livingston Avenue
Lo- Tain
Rabo
Miller
Milos Vucsovick
Milea Lepich
29Th Street
Lora
Hoffman
Herbert Cummins
Airor Re
Rutt I Pointer
Washington Avenue
Justice of the Peace of Elyria
Elsworth Snellenberger
Lorgin
Fannie Treadway
Auld Elyria
Local society notes and visits across the region
Mr and Mrs F Billingsley plan to move to California this week. Mrs MW Tibbals hosted her daughter at Ohio Wesleyan University. Misses Ethel Wise Mary Collabes and Ruth Creban attended the Metropolitan Opera presentation Faust in Cleveland. Mrs Lulu Seigle visited relatives in the city before returning to Cleveland. Miss Margaret Wells of Avon held classical socio dances at the Avon medical school auditorium with Irene Alten on piano and Virginia Gould on violin. Mr and Mrs C Beazell of Fourth Street returned from a winter at Daytona Beach. Mrs Fred Hecock of RD An 2 was discharged from St Joseph’s hospital. Mr and Mrs John Wesley Spangler attended OWU Alumni meeting in Elyria. Mr and Mrs Walter Hwysell hosted guests with Fred Rash. Mr and Mrs George Hoffner Mrs Henry Gawn and Mrs Bila Nicholl visited Miss Etta Dickenson of Monroeville. Miss Laurabelle Christensen of Fort Clinton and Grace Anna Meyers and Katherine Muzik visited Miss Agnes Tomasek of Lorain. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Theodore Gagen of 604 Dewey Avenue at Memorial Hospital. Mrs Winifred Park and son Robert attended Faust in Cleveland. Miss Mildred Alexander of La Porte performed solo dances at the La Porte Parent-Teacher meeting.
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F. Billingsley
Northrup Street
Calfornia
MW Tibbals
Fortcourt
Mise Marie Tibbals
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Ohio
Ethel Wise
Mary Collabes
Ruth Creban
Faust
Metropolian Opera Company
Public Auditorium
Cleveland
Lulu Seigle
Ninth Street
James Dutch
Blaine Street
Eighth and
Margaret Wells
Avon
New Avon Med School
Irene Alten
Virginia Gould
C . Beazell
Fourth Street
Daytona Beach
Piorida
Fred Hecock
R D
St Joseph's Hospital
John Wesley Spangler
Lorain
O WU
Elks
Walter Hwysell
Fred Rash
Memorial Hospital
Winifred Park
Robert
Metropolitan Opera Company
Mildred Alexander
la Porte
Local residents plan summer camp at Cleveland Beach
Earl Hutton of Second street spent Monday in Oberlin. Marooney Card Club members plan to open camps at Cleveland Beach this evening for the summer months. Miss Hazel Sperry of Cleveland visited friends in the city yesterday. Mr and Mrs Ralph Wood of East avenue and Miss Helen French of Eighth street will attend the Metropol itan Opera Company performance of Ti Trovatore in Cleveland this evening.
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Earl Hutton
Second Street
Oberlin
Marooney Card Club
Cleveland Beach
Hazel Sperry
Cleveland
Mro
Ralph Wood
East Avenue
Helen French
Eighth Street
Metropoltan Opera Company
Old Fashioned Dance at Carlisle Grange Hall May 2
Community notes invite residents to an old fashioned dance at Carlisle Grange Hall on May 2, organized by local charitable and philanthropic groups. Proceeds support neighborhood aid and nearby institutions. The event promises music and a social evening for residents.
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Lenudon Hag
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Wany
Carlisle Grange Hall
Ruggles Beach College Collegiants to Perform at Cleveland Resort
Stromberg and Volthoun present The Ruggles Beach Col legians at Cleveland resort beginning Friday evening April 24. Management aims to provide the best dance music obtainable. Come and hear them.
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Ruggles Beach
Divorce Granted to Thelma Morgan and Ronald Goetz
Mrs Margaret Goetz known as Thelma Morgan was granted a divorce from motion picture actor Ronald Ed ward Goetz in London. Infidelity cited by her counsel as the ground.
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London
Margaret Goetz
Thelma Morgan
Ronald Edward Goetz
Hollywood
Goetz
Britain weighs Churchill budget amid trade fears
London reports mixed reaction after Winston Churchill presents his first budget. A cautious mood prevails as some doubt immediate trade revival at home while Lord Beaverbrook argues the gold standard will spur an immediate export boom for American industry as the cheap pound no longer undercuts foreign competition.
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London
Winston Churchill
Great Britain
England
Lord Beaverbrook
Express
United States
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Ohia Wesleyan Universty Asumt
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Herman M. Shipps
Ine
Fmca Carpenters
Laon
Miss Felton
Gordon G. Turnbull
Alfred Thomas Felton
Cleveland Road
Dover
Mae Felton
Gordon
Turnbull
John H Turnbull
Lakeview Avenue
Rocky River
Felton
W. L. Walker
First Baptist Church
Lynn Rogers
Amelia Turnbull
Lloyd Baker
Janet Rogers
Minala Booth
Detroit
Mich
Junot
4Eer Felton
J. Turnbull
Wol Walker
Minnie Booth
Albert Bartholomes
Rogers
Helen Parkin
Dorothy Burt
Maranatha
First Baptist Church of
Baptist Church
Poinsettia Club
Martin Mueller, Jr
Soone
Alis Wanda Andress
Charles Fees
Ila Shaver
Ella Billingsley
Stongford Avenue
Seth
Congress
Daughters of the American Revolution
Joon Bing
Marion
National Continental Congress
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Washington D
Hom Ebert
Irs
Charles EB Lozer
William Graves Sharp
J. Worthington
West Street
Pedro
Henry Gib More
Madeline Brasselle
Mayme Smith
Mary Brasselle
Neal
Lionel Harris
Bath Street
Lod Street
Lodi Street
Second Congregational
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Nellie Havack
Lake Avenue
Charles Wiseman
Dewey Avene
Var
Ton Smith
Carlisle
Elerra Lodge
Ameren
J Miller
R LL Stearns
Ter
William Muir Auld
Auld
Mies June Crowell
Miss Pallas
Joy Boy Orchestra
Paul ‘Wain
Maz A Weber
Oberlina
Nelson VanWomer
Broad Street
Henry Heidrics
Wcot Loan
Eliria Country
Operlin
J Bartoolomew
VanWormer
Jackson
Juddle
Woc TT
Widdle
Wot
George Haines
Wis Haines
Frad Underhill
Bawin Kutby
Bernadette Berton
Gratton
Cecelia Harrison
Shear Street
Tweo- Gore Gagen
Dever Avenue
Pete Tole
Philp Blood
Furnace Street
Wiliam Gibron
Chase Street
Herbert Hallett
Warren Avenue
Earl Vercer
Middle Avenue
Lee Gilmore
Elyria China Crockery Store
Business College
Richwine
Foreign Office
Bulgaria
Sveti Kral
Biarritz
France
Gwendolyn Randolph Robdnson
New York
Don Martin de Algaza Aunzue
Sainte Eugenie Church
Hanover
Germany
von Hindenburg
Reichbloc
Sal
Silk
Coats
P. A. Spieth, D. ¢. Chiropractor
Woolworth’s
Nestle Lanois
Marcelling
Henke
Tattersall Court
Marshal Chapter
F. S. Aust
Harry H. Smith Co
Ethel MaRie
Green Line
Glade Thomas
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