Manuscript Program Marks Elyria Musical Art Society Anniversary
Manuscript program marking the 31st anniversary of the Elyria Musical Art Society to be held Tuesday afternoon at the YWCA features Deems Taylor book reviews and performances by Alice Powers Ruth Lucille Hinman Katherine G Thomas and Alvin Bemis. The program includes instrumental and vocal pieces with participants, tea, and a brief talk by Mrs. George Day on Ohio composers.
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Elyria
Musical Art Society
The
D. G. Wherry
Deems Taylor
Alice Powers Ruth
Lucille Hinman
Katherine G. Thomas
Alvin Bemis
Fred C. Ruth
Karl Kaley
George Tulk
Gladys McCullough
Jack Roberts
George Day
Ohio
Edgar Stillman Kelley
Mary Battlort
Cleveland
Carlton Cooley
Dr Ridenour Speaks At Elyria DAR Guest Day Luncheon
Dr. Harry L. Ridenour, Baldwin Wallace College professor, spoke at the Elyria DAR Guest Day luncheon held at the Elyria Country Club with ninety one attendees. He and his wife sang ballads from his five year collection of American songs, noting their social and regional origins and urging preservation. A separate note mentions a March tenth talk by Jack Kennon and a chicken dinner for the Mission Study Club at First Congregational church with plans for a Valentine box for Chinese friends.
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Elyria
Daughters of American Revolution
Elyria Country Club
Will Thomas
Anna Bloomfield
George Lamberton
Dora Nichols
Harry L. Ridenour
England
Baldwin-Wallace College
Ridenour
Ohio
New England
Kentucky
Ireland
Scotland
Jack Kennon
The
Cleveland News
W. B. Hubbell
A. W. Huse
Dan Martin
Fay
Crisp
Biggs
Mission Study Club
First Congregational Church
Good Will Bible
Linda Cuyler
Hsueh
Obertn
Fidelis class elects officers at Methodist church event
Mrs Mare Roe hosted the Fidelis class of First Methodist on Longfellow Street. Maude Martin was elected president with Stella Copas secretary and Dorothy Caughlin treasurer. After a business session, Roberta Mosley and Stella Copas won cootie prizes. Eleven class members joined by teacher Mrs. B H Long and guest Mrs. Maude Copas attended, with Valentine themed refreshments served by the hostess and sister.
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Kings Daughters
First Methodist
Jessie Green
Lorain
Alaska
Jessie Lee
Seward
Eva Dettman
Helen Osborn
Harlan Cordrey
Henry Beam
William Kirby
Elyria Streets
Alonzo Brown
S. D. Ault
C Stranahan
Albert Hass
L. Weeden
Blackleidge
O. Stentz
Fidelis
First Methodist Church
Mare Roe
Longfellow Street
Maude Martin
Stella Copas
Dorothy Caughlin
Roberta Mosley
Valentine
B. H. Long
Maude Copas
Program At Elyria Home For Aged Presented
An interesting program was presented yesterday by the Intermediate department of St. John's Evangelical Church of Lorain at the Elyria Home for the Aged. Miss Edna Haveter directed. Readings were by Mary K. Scott, vocal solo by Robert Kress, piano solo by Shirley Staller. Quartet numbers by Jean White. Shirley Staller, Jack Inglehart and Robert Bowditch accompanied by Joan Ernst at the piano.
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Elyria Home
St. John’s Evangelical Church of
Lorain
Edna Haveter
Mary K. Scott
Robert Kress
Shirley Staller
Jean White
Jack Inglehart
Robert Bowditch
Joan Ernst
Newly Organized C W Club Reaches Fifty Members
The C W Club recently organized now has fifty members. President Mrs. Robert Bainbridge led a meeting at the Y W C A and planned to attend Church of Christ services on February nineteenth. Reverend Will Foster leads Easter sermons while Mrs C H Hamilton of Oberlin spoke on Building Foundations for Poise and Serenity. The group will aid in ticket sales for Colonel M Thomas Tchou’s lecture next Wednesday.
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C. W. Club
Robert Bainbridge
Church of Christ
Will Foster
M. Thomas Tchou
Mra Foster
Mra. C. H. Hamilton
Oberlin
Mra Hamilton
China
Harold Davis
W. H. Tanner
Richard Riddle
Local Personal Notices and Social Events Update
Mrs. Charles Reichert and daughter travel to St Petersburg Florida for a stay until March. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Farewell report the death of their daughter Pearl Farewell Heiser in Lakewood. Families and guests gather in multiple homes for dinners and visits across Lakewood Elyria and Cleveland. A new daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Barron in Elyria Memorial Hospital on February 1.
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Charles Reichert
Kenneth Beal
Bath Street
St. Petersburg
Florida
Mar
W. J. Farewell
Fourth Street
Pearl Farewell Heiser
Lakewood
Arthur J Hudson
Clifton Park
Spurgeon Winters
E. M. Green
Guit Road
Mike Barron
West Broad Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
J. Martin Beck
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Beck
A. N. Lutz
Sandusky
Jane Gill
Miami University
Cincinnati
Ohio
Faye Hargrave
Sabra Armstrong
Columbus
Miss Armstrong
Fred Anderson
Miss Hargrave
Oscar Dunn
Ronald Dunn
Cleveland
Ohio State Bar Association
Weygandt
Ruth Gill
George Gill
Columbus Street
Birthday safely celebrated by Peggy Jean Saussier
Peggy Jean Saussier celebrated her fourth birthday with a party at her home on Grafton Road. Guests included Jane Ehrke Shirley Lee and Carol Brown who joined the little hostess for ice cream and a cake with four candles.
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Peggy Jean Saussier
Grafton Road
Jane Ehrke
Shirley Lee
Carol Brown
Local licenses issued for several workers in Ohio area
The list records licenses granted to individuals including George Schiller, 21, of Lorain, a steel worker, Veronica Zemba, 20, of Keesh Laut, and Lacie Daum, 21, of 337 Est Eighth Street, plus Tram Kessler, 18, Sheffield Township, and Richard Turner, 31, Lorain, a station attendant.
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George Schiller
Lorain
Veronica Zemba
Keesh Laut
Cleveland
Sil Aees
Lacie Daum
Eighth Street
Ewee Senna Hai
Prentice
Kessler
Sheffield
Richard Turner
Rarain
Cleveland Girl Weds John Rumph in St Marys Church
Miss Celia Michalski daughter of John Michalski of 4000 Trumbull avenue marries John Rumph son of Mr and Mrs Vincent Rumph at St Marys Church in a nine o'clock ceremony. Rev Fr Moseley officiates. The couple plans a reception at the Rumph home and an eastern trip before settling at 313 East Avenue. Celia attended John Hay High School. John was educated at St Marys School and works at Colonial Sweet Shop.
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St. Mary's Church
Celia Michalski
John Michalski
Trumbull Avenue
Cleveland
John Rumph
Vincent Rumph
East Avenue
Moseley
Irene Rumph
John Atkinson
Rumph
Berea
Detroit
John Hay High School
St. Mary’s School
Colonial Sweet Shop
Round Table club hosts Supreme Court luminaries discussion
Three Justices Holmes Cardozo and Frankfurter met with Mr and Mrs J Martin Beck at Eastern Heights Boulevard after an illuminating talk by Richard F Stevens. Rodney Rockwood read Home Grown while a commemorative message honored W R Comings on his 88th birthday. Dr John Rankin to host next Friday February 24.
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Round Table Club
J. Martin Beck
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Richard F. Stevens
United States Supreme Court
Holmes
Cardozo
Frankfurter
Rodney Rockwood
Dela Lutes
W. R. Comings
Cleveland
A. N. Lutz
Sandusky
John Rankin
Calendar events spark varied club gatherings Monday
Mugwumps host Mrs. Frank Triple D with Eleanor Mc Kensie on Lake Avenue while Div F of the 2nd Congo meets Edna Albrecht on Spruce Street. Groups such as Ladies of G. A. R. hold bingo, Daughters of Sahara sponsor a Valentine party, and Women of Moose, Sunny Side Up, Eight Belles, Tally Ho, Chatter Doos, and More attend progressive dinners, dinners, and meetings around town.
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Frank
Eleanor McKensie
Lake Avenue
Division F
2Nd Congo
Edna Albrecht
Spruce Street
South Side
Circle C. C. L
H. Carroll
Denison Aye
Daughters of Sahara
Christensen
Foster Ave
Women of Moose
Sunny Side Up
William Meinke
Columbus Street
Arthur Femley
Tally Ho
Vera Bridgett
Kenyon Avenue
Icker
Y. W. CA
Curtis
5Th Street
Townsend Club No. 1
King Solomon Lodge
League of Women Voters
Council Chambers
Gane Med Assembly Rainbow For Aid of Columbus
Lorain
County Beekeepers
R. E. Blackwell
Garden Club
Woman's Club
Eastern Star Valentine Dance Draws 175 in Elyria
Elyria Chapter Order of Eastern Star hosted a Valentine dance with 175 attendees. Lorain based orchestra provided music while seven tables offered bridge and Chinese checkers. Arthur Hiscox led the event with committee members Herbert Young, Paul Wellert, and Charles Garford directing activities. Nance Aust oversaw games and Mrs. T Reese and Mrs. E Scerivens served refreshments. Old Timers Night set for February 11th.
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Elyria
Order of Eastern Star
Lorain l
Arthur Hiscox
Herbert Young
Paul Wellert
Charles Garford
Nance Aust
T. Reese
E Scerivens
Cleveland Parent Teacher League meets at St Mary’s
Eighty members of St Mary’s Parent Teacher Association gathered at the parish hall in Cleveland for a meeting led by Mrs White. The event opened with group singing, a male quartet from the choir performed, Fr S Kramer of Cleveland spoke on the duties of a Parent Teacher organization, and the sixth grade won the attendance prize. The next meeting is scheduled for March 3.
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R. U. Sossefot
Cleveland
St. Mary’s
Parent-Teacher Association
Charles Guth
Gene St. Marie
White
St. Mary's Choir
Emory
Birthday Celebration and Local Club Teas Reported
A 71st birthday party for Mrs J H Penfound drew eight of her ten living children, with greetings from New Orleans and West Hempstead. Valentine colors set the tone for refreshments and gifts. A tea hosted by Mrs Alfred Luther entertained new Division E members of the 2nd Congregational church, featuring a Valentine motif and a tea table presided by Miss Helen Palagge. Also noted are Circle No 4 of St Pauls church at Mrs Max Lyndon's on East River Street with 14 attendees and a salad course, and a meeting date announced for March sixth.
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Jewell Smith
Lance
Ted Knepper
George Matchem
Sugar Ridge Road
Durward Knepper
Oberlin
Vivian Knepper
Fast Oberlin
Giles Knepper
Jenny Lind
Thurlow
Holly Knepper
J. H. Penfound
Archie Penfound
William Penfound
New Orleans
Frederick
West Hempstead
Long Island
Valentine
Division E
2Nd Congregational Church
Alfred Luther
Lake Avenue
Sylvia Abramoska
Anette Whitney
Fesat Oye
Missi Helen Palagge
Luther
Irene Upton
George Lamberton
Florence Hazel
Kathryn Messaros
Highland Court
St. Paul's Church
Max Lyndon
East River Street
Lyndon
A. Pomeroy
Bath Street
Ray Brouse
George Street
Byron Morris
Kaylingwood
Russell Payne
Harry West
Kenneth Beal
H. J. Indicott
Mabel Zeller
Townsend Club No 2 Elects New Officers in Armory
Townsend Club No 2 met in its new Armory quarters on Third Street last night and elected officers for the year: President Mrs Nick Neufer, Vice President C. G. Kieffer, Secretary Etta Cowles, Treasurer Charles Willen. Advisory board members include Mrs Sarah Massey Mrs Mary Stockmaster Nick Neufer Fred Kelble and Fred Cowles. Herbert Heron of Cleveland led the meeting and urged attendance at the Townsend Plan debate February 1920 in Public Hall Cleveland between L W Jeffries and Harper Leach. The club plans weekly Friday meetings in the Armory and invites visitors.
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Armory
Third Street
Townsend Club No. 2
Nick Neufer
C. G. Kieffer
Etta Cowles
Charles Willen
Sarah Massey
Mary Stockmaster
Fred Kelble
Fred Cowles
Herbert Heron
Cleveland
Public Hall
Townsend
L. W. Jeffries
Harper Leach
Chicago
Queen Esther Chapter Meeting At Parsonage
The Queen Esther chapter of the First Methodist church met at the parsonage for their second meeting of the year. They voted to send the immigrant work pledge promptly to avoid later confusion. Phoebe Nevins led the study on The Old World and the New, focusing on a story about a girl pressured by poverty. Mrs. F. L. Hicks discussed conditions of the Potawatomi Indians and their American Indian Methodist church in Mayette, Kansas. The group planned to return March 10 with Katherine Highgate leading the fourth chapter.
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Queen Esther
First Methodist Church
Phoe
Nevins
F. L. Hicks
Mayette
Kansas
Katherine Highgate
Dance Series Continues At Jefferson High PTA Event
The third Jefferson Junior High PTA dance for boys girls and their parents drew a large crowd in the school gym last evening. Music by the Swing Kings, candy sales added to the treasury, and a February 24 club meeting at the Thompson home were announced.
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Jefferson Junior High
Parent-Teacher Association
Swing Kings
Treasury
A. Vietzen
Ways and Means
L. Barnhart
C. O. Jenkins
Carl Fesler
H. C. Gollmar
Leo Barnhart
Ed Fe
P.T. A
Ss R
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Report
The notice lists admissions for Mrs. Mike Barron at 1 T11 West Broad Street and Mary Frank lin on Oberlin Road and Mrs. Louis Sipos at 100 1-2 Cleveland Street. Discharges include Mrs. Arnold Mar inger with baby girl at 196 Bath Street and several others at 415 Cleveland Street 121 Tannery Street 702 East Avenue R D No. 3 Arlene Rosenthal Mrs. Mae Rousseau in Grafton.
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Mike Barron
West Broad Street
Mary Franklin
Oberlin Road
Louis Sipos
Cleveland Street
Arnold Maringer
Bath Street
William Huffman
Clarence Edwards
Tannery Street
Margaret Boylan
East Avenue
Arlene Rosenthal
R. D
Mae Rousseau
Grafton
Elyria Parent-Teacher and club notices brief
Fourteen tables of Chinese check, era, bridge and pinochle were played at an Allen PTA party with prizes and refreshments. Elyria PTA plans a February 16 card party at the Legion home with prizes and four-person teams.
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Allen Parent-Teacher Association
Cyril Brecknock
Ely
Parent-Teacher Association
Legion Home
Olga Haywood
Elyria Bible Class and Garden Club Meet This Week
Elyria Men’s Bible Class gathers Sunday at 9 30 in the Y M C A with L B Hindman to speak on Jesus Teachings About Sin Mrs Wilfrid Bowdler to sing and Judge G B Findley of the Ohio Forestry Association will address the Elyria Garden Club Monday at 8 PM at the Elyria Woman’s Club scheduled events in this local note
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Elyria Men’s Bible
Y. M. GC
L. B. Hindman
Jesus
Wilfrid Bowdler
G. B. Findley
Ohio Forestry Association
Elyria Garden Club
Elyria
Girl Scouts Troop 1 Meets at First Congregational Church
News of the Girl Scouts reports Troop No. 1 gathering at the First Congregational church where they were welcomed by a dancing group. A business meeting covered international friendship pennies for Juliette Low memorial fund and badge work. The evening ended with folk dancing and a goodnight circle.
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First Congregational Church
Juliette Low
Teacher Is Hostess For Church Event
The Pals class of the Church of Christ gathered at Elaine Cole's Lake Avenue home last evening for a brief business meeting, games, and refreshments. The church plans a March 2 banquet in a mother daughter format.
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Church of Christ
Elaine Cole
Lake Avenue
Jolly Ten Club Hosts Games at Cambridge Avenue Home
The Jolly Ten Club was entertained by Marjory Cochrane at her Cambridge avenue home Friday evening. Doris Gough, Jean Smith, Clare Robinson, and Joan Brown won prizes. After lunch, guests planned to meet in two weeks with Doris Gough in Avon.
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Horvath
Concord Avenue
Dorothy Dietsche
Ed Dietsche
George Reese
Earl Lescher
Marseilles Avenues
Jolly Ten
Marjory Cochrane
Cambridge Avenue
Doris Gough
Jean Smith
Clare Robinson
Joan Brown
Avon
Dance by Elyria Assembly Rainbow for Girls Tonight
The Elyria Assembly Rainbow for Girls will hold a semi formal dance this evening at the Elks Lodge. The event was initially announced as formal.
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Elyria Assembly
The
Elks
LaGrange Seniors Sponsor Carnival and Dance
LaGrange High School seniors sponsor a penny carnival and dance on Tuesday evening February 14. The program features movies science exhibits model airplanes and dancing to Frabetta's orchestra with no admission charge. Proceeds support a fund for a Junior and Senior class trip to Washington DC in May. there will be no Junior-Senior banquet this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaGrange High School
Frabetta
Washington, D. C
Birthday celebration brings Wahlin family visit
Litchfield residents honored E C Wahlin with a birthday gathering as Ernest Wahlin and his wife hosted nearby relatives including Betty and Jess MacDonald of Akron. Other friends and family from Elyria Sheffield Kipton and Medina joined at various local homes.
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Ernest Wahlin
Betty
Jess MacDonald
Akron
E. C. Wahlin
Charles Romp
Fred Yost
Paul Rogge
Elyria
Arthur Bryden
Sheffield
Ben Hill
Russell Bryden
Ruth Evelyn Bryden
Kipton
Friendly Bridge Club
C. M. Turner
Helen Eberle
Emma Eberle
Lena Knopf
Ella Frombaugh
Wm. King
Medina
South Street
The
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