American Program by the Musical Art Society Review
A dense report on Elyria’s Musical Art Society program held at the Congregational Church. Performers included Miss Anna Mon and Lucille Hinman leading American composers pieces, with selections ranging from Nevin to Hadley. The concert featured vocals by Mrs. C R. Ma and Mrs. C E Brodbeck, a violin solo by Alvin Bemis, and Hadley’s “The Valley of Flowers” suite performed by Giles Brownell Bemis and Conrad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Mus- Art Society
Europe
Fred Bryant
Nevitsky
Barcaroe Nevin
Uty
Lword
C. R. Ma
C. E. Brodbeck
A. C. Hudth
Arthur Giles
George Brownell
Alvin Bemis
William Conrad
the Valley of Flowers
Hadley
Giles
America
Yne Music and Art Department
Womads Civic Club
G. H. Tyler
Earlcourt
Morrison
Oberlin “College
Borowski
Gwen Gilbert
Chopin David Heydenburk
Ada Allen Elected President of Legion Auxiliary
The American Legion Auxiliary in Ada selects Ada Allen as president with officers including Mabel Smith first vice president Lillian He secretary Iree Feron re elected Julia Osborne treasurer Anna Barnes historian Ate Beckwith sergeant at arms and Cecilia Shannon chaplain. Plans include sending a box to World War veterans at Dayton and Columbus hospitals and a Christmas check to World War Orphans Home in Xenia. December 24 meeting postponed to December 27 for installation and tureen dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Americana Hall
Ada Allen
Mabel Smith
Lillian
Cecilia Shannon
Lans
Dayton
Columbus
Xenia
Howard H. Hall Selected As Commander of G. A. R. Post
Rich d Allen Post G. A. R. met December 10 with officers elected for the ensuing year. Post Commander Howard H. Hall leads a slate that includes Senior Vice Commander Charles Abbe and other officers and trustees. Also reported are activities of the Literary Club and Women’s Auxiliary planning a Christmas dinner and forthcoming events at the hospital and Crippled Childrens Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard H. Hall
G. A. R. Post
Richd Allen Post
Feta
Ambership
Post Comander
Charles Abbe
Nior
Frank
Ospital Board
Cxiliare
Women's Auxiliary of the Ospital Board
Nurses
The
Hospital and Fates Home For
Gulf Road Parent-Teachers Association Holds December Meeting
The Gulf Road Parent-Teachers Association held its December meeting last evening. A committee was formed to cooperate with teachers on the Christmas entertainment, and Jim Armitage spoke, offering practical advice and wit. Music and light refreshments concluded a successful gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf Road
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Jim Armitage
Chicken Supper at G. A. R. Hall on December 12
Community notice for a chicken supper at the G. A. R. hall to be held December 12. Tickets cost 50 cents and serving begins at 4 30 in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. R. Hall
Modern Woodmen Election of Officers Wednesday Evening
The Modern Woodmen hold their election of officers on Wednesday evening December 12 at the lodge hall. Members are urged to attend and participate in the annual business meeting and leadership vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Auxiliary
St. Andrew's Church
Evening Community Meetings and Socials in Lorain County
Local groups host a busy slate of events in Lorain County including the Lorain County Medical Society at the Lorain Public Library and Federation Girls at the YWCA. Also listed are Odd Fellows, Americanization Council, church gatherings, exchanges, and Legion activities with various locations and times noted. The piece highlights musical programs at the high school, the Becond Methodist church, and a bevy of club and society meetings. A Junior Sorosis Club bake sale raises funds for Gates Home for Crippled Children and Christmas aid, with Miss Muriel Sump winning a donated doll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Medical Society
Lorain Public Library
Sorosis Club
Lewis Mercantile Company
Gates
Muriel Sump
Toys and dolls in hage ment and annex recital details
The Harry H Smith Co presents a fine musical recital and classical dancing under Thelma J Kauffman at Ells hall on December 20. Admission is 25 cents. Tickets available at 242 Second St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toys and Dolls
Hagement and Annex
The
Harry H. Smith Co
S. W. Moore
Thelma J. Kauffman
Ells’ Hall
Second St
Church groups adjust schedules for meetings and events
Multiple church committees and clubs publish revised meeting times for Friday and Thursday. St Pauls choir and Church of Christ groups move rehearsals and business sessions, while the Literature and Drama Department presents the play Ever Young at St Pauls with a large attendance and praise for the cast. Pauline Hezsey visited Lorain over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ever Young
Woman's Civic Club
St. Paul's Church
Jack Huge
Palm Beach
L. B. Fauver
Robert Crehorn
James Guthrie
C. E. Lozier
Beverly Foley Hosts Fifth Birthday Party
Beverly Foley entertained twenty five of her little friends at her Bond Street home for her fifth birthday party. Guests enjoyed games and refreshments with pink roses as place cards and a centerpiece of pink tissue paper, sweet peas, and ferns. The birthday cake bore five candles and pink basket favors topped each place setting. gifts from friends were on display. Out of town guests included Mrs Peter Smith and Attle Peter Jr. of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Foley
Bond Street
Beverly
Peter Smith
Attle Peter Jr
Chicago
Harding Wed Mildred Heins in Monroe Michigan Parish
Announcement of the marriage of Mildred Heins of Lorain to Lester Harding, son of Mr and Mrs William Harding of 249 Oxford Street, at the Evangelical church parsonage in Monroe Michigan on Wednesday November 28 with Rev Garfield Kellerman officiating. The bride wore a black velvet frock trimmed with fur and a red hat and corsage of roses. The couple, unattended, will reside with the bride’s aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Cat Hiller upon returning to Worala.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Heins
Lorain
Lester Harding
William Harding
Oxford Street
Evangelical Church
Monroe
Michigan
Garfield Kellerman
Worala
Mrs
Cat] Hiller
Marriage Licenses for Keefe Meu and Deron Welch
Josenh C Keefe 34 pharmacist Warren and Margaret Meu iser 27 Elyria obtain marriage license. Rev Mubly. Edgar Re Deron 24 laborer Elyria and Mary Welch 21 Elyria township are issued licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josenh C. Keefe
Warren
Margaret Meuiser
Elyria
Mubly
Edgar Re. Deron
Mary Welch
Elyria Township
A Militster
PHL SIGMA DELTAS CHRISTMAS PARTY
The Phi Signa Deltas met with Mise Mildred Haywood and Mias Velma Falkner at 330 East Avenue last evening. Prizes were awarded to Alleen Todd Solene Haserodt and Merle Nash. A Christmas gift scene waited at each place and the next meeting is set for January 7 at Mrs. Eleanor Reinhardt’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PHL Sigma Deltas
Phi Signa Deltas
Mise Mildred Haywood
Mias Velma Falkner
East Avenue
Alleen Todd
Solene Haserodt
Merle Nash
Eleanor Reinhardt
East Broad Street
Louie Keller
Findley
Ohio
Keller
Walton Sues For 1500 Fee From State Welfare Case
Attorney Randolph S. Walton of Columbus files suit in the state supreme court asking the Attorney General Crabbe to pay a $1500 fee claimed as due for representing the State Welfare Department in defending Mrs. Mad Standard who was removed as head of the Girls Industrial School Delaware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Randolph S. Walton
Suepreme
Crabbe
State Welfare Department
Mad Standard
Girls Industrial School
Delaware
Dinner Party at 1330 East Avenue Delights Guests
Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Brown hosted a dinner party at their home on East avenue last evening. Dancing and music complemented the evening’s pleasure with guests including Dr. and Mrs. Reese, Cleveland, Mrs. Beaselle, Mrs. Rogers, Mr. Hageny, Mr. and Mrs. George Mahon, and Mr. and Mrs. Dibble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Brown
East Avenue
Reese
Cleveland
Beaselle
Rogers
Hageny
George Mahon
Dibble
Hughes Spend Weekend with Parents at Wellington
Misa V Phyllie Hughes visited Wellington to spend the weekend with her parents, enjoying time together away from routine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa V Phyllie Hughes
Wellington
Ludwig Family Noted Residents of Cleveland Area
Walter Ludwig and family are noted as guests of Mr. hon Ludwig of Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. Alah W. Smythe have moved from Apartments to Washington 4.1 race. Additional particulars appear on Page 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Ludwig
Hon Ludwig
Cleveland
Fey
Alah W. Smythe
Washington
Also Mentioned on This Page
Musical Art Society
Irs
Legion Auxiliary
A. G. Swarts
Horme
West Avenue
Rs. E. D. Adams
Auxiliary
John Faxon
M . Ingels
George Stevens Jr
Charles Braman
C Boson
Fred C
J. Anderson
Faxon
M Ts. Charles
Chari Monroe Sitcet
Ent & Kusig At Din
Cucene Bean
Idren
Sale
Vaenoerdais
Clara Bey
Mies Lida Adams
Parent Teachers’ Association
Young Ladies Society of St. John's Lutheran Church
Exchange Club
Ellis
H. K. Finney
Gates Avenue
American Legion
Legion Rooms
Ladies Auxiliary of
Knights of St. John
Moose Hall
Women's Benefit Association of Maccabees
Wurst
Harmon Lodge
Masonic Temple
B. P. O. E. Ells
Clan Robertson
Phil Barker
First Methodist Church
Negro Melody Singers
Methodist Church
N.Y. B
F. R. Yost
North Olive Street
Myown
Five Hundred
William Summers
Cleveland Street
Christian Endeavor Society of
Second Congregational Church
the Raten the Post
Shubert
Araxie Hagopian
Walters
Massenet
the Nile
Leroux
G. E. Moyer
Arthur Smith
W. H. Nichols
H. W. Huston
Edith Boughton
Johnston
East
2Nd St
St. Paul's Choir
Church of Christ
Young People’s Council of
Wisteria Birthday Club
H. M. Tapper
West Ridge
St. Ann's Sewing Circle
J.J. Culin
Homer Street
Figredia Social Club
Pythian Sisters
K. of P. Hall
Pauline Hezsey
R. L. Koran
Dutch Henry's
Big Bargains
Broad St
Laporta
Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday School
W. P. Shepherd
Step 17
Graftoninc
Loomisco
Elīka
Okio
Bunte
the Capital City Products Co
Oto
Evers
Tor
Toy and Doll
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