Immense Audience Hears Musical Art Society Program
Immense crowd fills First Congregational Church rooms to hear the Musical Art Society mark years of city service with a mature program. The concert features a salon orchestra, vocalists including Miss Hinman and Mrs Bryant, and selections by Beethoven Tschaikowsky and Herbert amid favorable applause and encores. President and Mrs Coolidge pay condolence calls at Wilson home after his death, reflecting long standing friendship across party lines.
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Main
Morium
Musical Art Society of
Elyria
Luc Loitg
Genpublic
Los
Beethoven
Frank Wilford
Lucile Hinman
Carl Martin
Miss Brown
Handel
Pred Bryant
Ethel Barnes
Tschaikowsky
Brahms Waltg
Hochstein
Schubert
Bemis
Herbert Kraeft
Salon
Conrad
F. Wagner
L. Wagner
Air
Browner
Giles
Miss Hinman
Walter Hinkel
Moskowski
Randolf Mac
Lorain
Jones
Ruth Brown
Oberlin
Gordon Lemm
Hinman
Victor Herbert
Weilford
Coolidge
Wilson
Community clubs and birthday notices in Amherst area
A hectic schedule lists St John s 03 Club meetings with Rica Sudro and various groups at East Fourth Street, Bath Street, and Lake Avenue venues. Birthdays honor Genevieve Brodeur of this city with a fiftieth celebration. Miss Josephine Hitsman marks her thirteenth birthday with a party on Lake Avenue.
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St. John’s
Iss Rica Sudro
East Fourth Street
Federation of Business Women
Young Men’s Business Club
M.C
Knights of St. John
Moose
A. I. Eppley
Amherst
Genevieve Brodeur
Miss Brodeur
Josephine Hitsman
Stop
Lake Avenue
Carolyn Woodruff
Leland Croskey
Edna Moore
Mae Kerneck
Mildred Boynton
Thorn Shindler
Henry Freeland
Erma Behnke
Catherine Frank
Betty Taylor
Helen Moore
Local church groups schedule weekly meetings and a wedding
Numerous church clubs and committees plan midweek gatherings across area churches including The Young Peoples Council First Baptist Zetesis Class Royal Neighbors Missionary Society and Ladies Aid. A Lorain Farmers Institute session features Prof Parks and an agricultural film. Dorothy Bemis and Gordon Myers wed at the Bemis home with a reception for twenty three guests and a brief wedding trip.
Reverend Eastman Addresses Amherst Teachers Group
Rev F E Eastman of Amherst spoke to the Church School Staff and Religious Education Committee of the First Congregational Church last evening. His remarks stressed that honest efforts are rewarded even if results are not immediately visible, and the meeting adjourned early to permit attendance at the Musical Art Society program.
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F. E Eastman
Amherst
First Congregational Cchurch
Musical Art Society
Miss Bessie Andrews Weds Peter Kelling in Elyria
The wedding at St Agnes church honored Miss Bessie Andrews daughter of Mrs Mary Baret Andrews as she tied the knot with Peter Kelling. Rey Reilly officiated. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Tom Andrews of Amherst. The bride wore a blue bicad elora fur with matching hat and mink neckpiece. A breakfast for twenty followed at the bride’s mother’s Woodland Avenue home. The couple plans to reside on Columbus Street after February 15. The bride recently worked as a billing clerk at B O offices and the groom is connected with Kelling Feed Store.
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Bessie Andrews
Peter Kelling
Elyria
St Agnes Church
Mary Baret Andrews
Woodland Avenue
Peter Kelling Rey Reilly
Tom Andrews
Amherst
Columbus Street
Kellng
Algo
Kelling
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births Listed
Hospital notes list admissions including Mrs Joseph Taylor 241 1 2 Temple court Mrs George Nay 174 Wood Earl Wheeler Mrs Blymer Rover Road Mrs 4 Smith Block Gene Hickey 557 Brind atrest and Mrs Forest Gooddmar Columbia Station Births report a baby boy to Mr and Mrs Joseph Taylor 241 1 2 Temple court a baby girl to Mr and Mrs Blymer Sprague West River Road and a baby boy to Mr and Mrs Jim Snyder No 4 Smith Block
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Joseph Taylor
Temple Court
George Nay
Wood
Earl Wheeler
Blymer
Rover Road
Smith Block
Gene Hickey
Brind Atrest
Forest Gooddmar
Columbia Station
Blymer Sprague
West River Road
Jim Snyder
No. 4
Various Weekend Guests and Local Events Across Lorain Heights
Mrs. Bessie Hawking and son visited East River Street hosts in Cleveland, while Elmer Smith and daughter Janice stayed with Lorain hosts. Notables include Akron and London guests, a wedding at the Church of the Nativity in Lorain, a three act play by First Methodist ladies, a Wakeman guest staying with C J Bell, and Indianapolis Student Volunteers Convention reports with college leaders and editors.
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Bessie Hawking
Karl
East River Street
Benjamin Benton
Cleveland
Ohio
Elmer Smith
Janice
Werd
J. L. Smith
Lorain
Arthur Twair
P. Ctit
Ford
Akron
A. Brandt
London
England
Gerald S. Martin
Grace Court
John Sugaski
Eastern Heights Blvd
Smith-Sugaski
Church of the Nativity
the First Methodist Church
LaPorte Methodier Episcopal Church
Sophronia
Charles Delemetter
Wakeman
C. J. Bell
East Avenue
Obertin Colleza
Indianapolis
C. E. Society
First Church
Mary Cushman
Old Time Dance at Carlisle Grange in Oberlin Road
The Carlisle Grange hosts an old time dance on Thursday evening with Stop 87 along Oberlin Road. The Glee Club led by Mrs. Hudnut meets Tuesday evenings at 7 30 p.m. at the Y M C A, inviting several more participants to join.
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Carlisle Grange
Oberlin Road
Glee Club
It pays to buy sheltered coal from West Side Lumber Co
Sheltered coal offers value as the West Side Lumber and Coal Company promotes buying coal stored under cover in silos. The ad emphasizes protection from weather and ready availability at their West Side location.
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Th West Side Lumber & Coal Co
Local Notes on Residents and Visitors
Mrs Ella Nicholl visiting sister Mrs Henry Gown in Cleveland avenue is in St Josephs Hospital Lorain for operative treatment. Miss Mildred Jonns, daughter of Mr and Mrs C F Jonns, left for Cleveland to enter Notre Dame Convent. Mrs Beile Sleeman now pastry cook at the Blue Bird Steet Shoppe. George Nevins of 139 Fender Court, long ill, improving slowly. other mentions of local guests and visitors over the weekend.
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Ella Nicholl
Henry Gown
Cleveland Avenue
Amherst
Stephen Vegh
Mapte St
St Josephs Hospital
Lorain
Mildred Jonns
Jonns
Cleveland
Notre Dame Convent
Beile Sleeman
Lee
Fender Court
South Tas
Louie Brown
Woman's Association to Attend Memorial Services
The Woman's Association of the First Congregational Church will hold a business session at 2 30 Wednesday afternoon and adjourn to attend the Memorial Services held by the American Legion in the church auditorium at 3 o'clock. It is hoped a large number of women will be present for this important meeting.
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Church of Christ
Lorain Elsra Court No
Anna Sterker
Lo- Tain Morden
Court of Honor
Elyna Court
Lorain Court
Woman's Association OF
First Church
Woman’s Association of
First Congregational Church
American Legion
Dorengs Society Meets with Mir William Watson
The Dorengs Society of Grace Lutheran Church was entertained by Mr William Watson at the recent meeting. A business session and needlework occupied the afternoon prior to refreshments. Mrs William Blork of 324 Eleventh Street will entertain the ladies on February 14.
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Dorengs Society of
Grace Dlutheran Churen
Mir William Watson
William Blork
Fleventh Street
New Club Meeting At Local Card Club Event
New card club met at 407 Dlane with Mro and Mrs D W Laird hosting. High score won by Mrs N Williams and A J Swartz. second by Mr and Mrs Arthur Fesler. Refreshments served. Next meeting set for February 19 at Mr and Mrs G F Stoney, 346 West Sixth Street.
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Pedro
Cletus Smith
Chestnut Ridge
High Gore
Harry Penfound
Irma Jonas
Clatuamith
Lowelor
Carl Wright
D. W. Laird
Dlane
N. Williams
A. J. Swartz
Arthur Fesler
H. G. Steger
G. F. Stoney
Concord Deligong
West Sixth Street
Aunt Sophronia’s Wedding Announced by Elyria Ladies Aid
The Ladies' Aid Society of Elyria announces Aunt Sophronia’s wedding at LaPorte Church on Thursday evening at 8 o’clock with admission 15¢ and 25¢.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophronia
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Elyria
LaPorte Church
Opening Liberty Bonds New York Prices Reported
Opening Liberty bonds quotes from New York show the first bond at 99.14 for 4 1-45, the second at 99.16, the third at 100, and the fourth at 99.16, reflecting early market activity.
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Liberty Bonds
New York
Srd
Of Interest to Women Cupid Kussproot Lipsticks Boost Morale
A February marriage myth about maidens becoming tender mothers is challenged by a light hearted note on Kussproot lipsticks claimed to defy escalation. The item also notes Mexican women in bullfighting and betting trends by women, citing a British committee report on bookmaking and a reference to Mme Kemal.
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Mexico
TMNS
Mme. Kemal
Young Smyrna Merchant's Daughter Defies Tradition
The twenty year old daughter of a wealthy Smyrna merchant, educated in France and England, embraced Western emancipation after engagement to Kemal. She ordered Parisian ceremonial robes signaling a departure from Eastern modesty and veiling customs.
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Smyrna
France
England
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White House
Mr. Wilson
Mrs. Coolidge
Five Hundred
James Slee
Century Block
Legion Hall
Hatikvoh
Ennie Notkins
Bath Street
Palg
Second Conssternational Church
Edwin Haywood
Lake Ave
Odd Fellows Lodge
H. K. Finley
Gates Avenue
Dames of
Malta
Wurst
Carlisle Grange No
Florence Hornan
The
Young Peoples Council of the
Church
Zetesis
First Baptist Church
Harold Briggs
Tenth Street
Mayflower Camp
Missionary Society of
Ladies Aid Society of
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Schultz
Sasse
Jefferson Parent-Teachers Association
Gates Parent Teachers Association
Miss Eden Hardy
Washington, D. C
Red Cross
Miss McClellan
Georgia Yost
Lorain County Farmers’ Institute
North Ridgeville
N. T. Parks
Columbus
Adea
John Bemis
West Street
Dorothy Bemis
Gordon Myers
Levi Myers
Wellington
J. M. Baxter
Brooklyn Memorial Church of
Levina Sholes
Arthur Hopkins
Baxter
Clevejland
Wellingston
French
E. Webb
M'Kinley P.T
McKinley
Tram
Sciziine
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Pythian Sisters
H Hoard
E. Biggs
Mra. M. Tuccker
Howard Stanford
J Robinson
A. Brown
Sherman Beal
Samuel Beal
Wurstcourt
Hallsdale
Michigan
Hillsdale Colege
Katherine Beal
Ithaca
Coryell University
Becca Dag
York State
Little Joe
Little Joe and His Restaurant
Terial
W.broad
Elyrias
OCR
EL Files
Loomis Company
SRE
Tors
Apors
Capital City Products CO
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