Evening church and social club notices mix in Lorain events
Numerous Lorain society gatherings fill a busy evening with church groups, lodge meetings, card games and dances. Charities and fraternal orders meet at St Andrew's, Woodmen, Lorain Grange, and local churches, with election of officers, reports, and planned suppers.
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Les Amies
First ‘ Congregational Church
Currie Manze
East Bridge Street
Emmanuel Lutheran Ladies’ Ald Society
Contim
Princeton
Rould Table Club
W. B. Dhubsell
St. Clair Rebeka Lodge
Marshall
KR. A. M
Try Cleb
Presbyterian Church
Various Church Circles Meet This Week at Local Homes
A series of meetings for the First Methodist, First Baptist and Unity Club noted gatherings at homes across town this Thursday to Friday. Attendees include Mrs. W. B. Hark, Mrs. A. O. Hales, Mrs. Mason Smith, and Mrs. B. C. Fra.. Partnerships, luncheons, and program plans were announced for the Tigredia Social Club and the Elyria club delegations with speakers from Cleveland College and Oxford University topics discussed by Prof. Mack.
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First Methodist Church
W. B. Hark
West Avenue
First Baptist Church
A. O. Hales
Wear Avenue
Pridar
Mason Smith
Gates Avenue
The
Unity Club
Netto Nichols
William Parmely
Wiliam Smith
Marriswold
B.C. Frazkitz
Eastern Heights Boulevard
St. Apa’s Sewings
Thurtder
Tigredia Social Cid
Ereaner Sonels
Chestmae Street
Paul Schmitkers
Lake Avenue
Lorain
Wiliam B. Petting
Masonic Chorus Plans Second Homecoming Concert
Elyria residents will enjoy a rich program Tuesday evening at the First M. E. church as the Elyria Masonic Chorus directed by J. E. Wickler presents the second annual Homecoming Concert. The 42-member chorus performs works by Gaines Protheroe French and Bornschein among others with Nathan Price at the piano.
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Masonic Chorus
Elyria
J. E. Wickler
Ober‘iin College
M. E
Wickler
Ohio
W Jer
Gaines
Daniel Protheroe
Robert Berne
Trolin
Clare
Br Peres French
Burns
Geoffrey O’harra
Julie Plante
Walter O. Smith
Louis Stev
Lecuona
Chas. Wakefield Cadman
J. Martin Beck
Tet
Marland
Dana Fox
Ams
Mr. Beck
Jolly Felens
Rhys Herbert
Jack J Horner
Newhall
Dvorak
Ralph Williams
Rey Sannar
Ralph Standen
Carl Kohler
Chas. Carpenter
Wilfred Bowdier
Robert Burns
W. E. Harpster
Walter Smith
Harland Brown
Mr. Hecock
Patrons Named for American Legion Military Ball
The Elks Hall hosts the Washington Birthday Military Ball by Elks Post 312 with ex servicemen urged to attend in uniform. A large entertainment committee guides preparations and the patron list includes E F Allen Howard Allen Fred Altfeld Jim Armitage and many others.
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American Legion
Elk’s Hall
A J. Lehman
Elx’s Hall
Sam Nichols
Walter Bagnall
C. E. Stirley
Peter Dirlam
Messrs
E. F. Allen
Howard Allen
Fred Altfeld
Jim Armitage
A. W- Arter
H. J. Anstio
N. D. Backus
EP. Christian
Robert Crehore
Ea Tobson
O. W. Greene
Harley Decker
H. D. Rernolis
King Fauver
Oscar Dunn
A. J. O'Donnell
George Gould
J. J. Mosher
E. L. Whitney
Colonel Rearing
Jack Eldon
S. J. Plocher
C. E. Adams
H. 4. Crandell
C. S. Hereld
W. D.tannor
J. B. Thomas
C. G. Washfern
Arthur Waters
A. Williamson
T. A. Consar
W James Hewitt
Youthful Cleveland violinists thrill Elyria audience
A lively concert at First Congregational Church featured young musicians Alvin Myereovich and Lionel Nowak from the Cleveland Institute of Music under the Elyria Musical Art Society. The standout was Myereovich's performance of Wieniawski’s Obertass Stazurka with deft pizzicato, followed by Brahms and Debussy selections. Nowak accompanied with refined accuracy, delivering Beethovens sonata and Chopin studies, while both displayed poised technique beyond their years.
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Liozel
Myerayieh
Cleveland Institute of Music
Elyria Musical Art Sociei
First Congregations
3Fyerovich
Elyria
Lionel Nowak
Wieniawski
Myerovich
Nowak
Cleveland
Debussy
Gollines
al of Myerevich
Beethorven
Alvin
Brahms
Mserovich
Wienlaws
Alvin Mrere
Formal Dinner Party at Fell Home Recalls Washington Avenue Event
Jr. and Mrs. Charles Fell hosted a formal dinner at the Fell residence on Washington Avenue Tatzi evening with twenty four guests seated for seven o'clock. Two large tables featured sweet peas and light tapes as decor while a netion bridge contest crowned prizes to Mrs. Stanley Little and Mrs. A. B. Taylor, with Harry Garver and Stoner Little earning second place. out of town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Garver and Mr. and Mrs. Little of Lerzin.
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Fell Home
Charles Fell
Charlies Fell
Fells
Washington Avenue
Tatzi
Stanley Little
A. B. Taylor
Harry Garver
Stoner Little
and Garver
And
Littie
Lerzin
Miss Winifred Turner Entertains At Mrs Teller's Home
Miss Winifred Turner of 218 house guest of Mr and Mrs Columbus street will entertain George Stevens of East avenue at her home Thursday evening as guest of honor Mrs Myron Stedman Teller of Kingston New York formerly Ruth Stevens of this city will also attend social evening follows dinner. Kingston NY social guests named.
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Winifred Turner
Literary Club Elects Officers for Year
The 04 Literary Club met at the YWCA Tuesday after moor February 18 with Mrs Lulu Wilson and Mrs Elizabeth Roe as hostesses. Four officers were elected: president Mrs Aby Vi, vice president Mrs aa Weecrelair, secretary and historian Mrs Boris Monroe. treasurer Mrs Effie Hill. Sunshine treasurer Mrs Eleanore Swartz. membership chair Mrs Elizabeth Ro. Charrs include Man Mrs Pearl Beck and Dre gram chairman gifts. Theron and Clifford Roe played duets on sax and accordion. Betty Heavens sang a mesque. Next meeting March 18 at Mrs Adams residence on Eighth Street.
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Literary Club
Moor
Lulu Wilson
Elizabeth Roe
Aby
Aa Weecrelair
Boris Monroe
Effie Hill
Eleanore Swartz
Sunshine
Elizabeth Ro
Pearl Beck
Dregram
4Ifts
Coniam- Devitz
Theron
Clifford Roe
Tip Tae
Betty Heavens
Conism
Exformal Stag Dinner at Spring Valley Club
Twenty five men met at Spring Valley club house for informal dinner and discussion of public and business matters. An executive committee was formed with Jim Armitage as chairman, Jack Warden as vice chairman, and Lawrence H Webber as secretary. DeMolays to perform Initiators Degree Thursday in T O Q F hall. large class to witness ceremony. Carlisle Neighborhood Club held oyster supper for four members and families with games and visiting. Memorial Hospital notes list admissions and discharges. Mr and Mrs Pearcy Boynton of Cleveland visited Elyria for Perry Williams services.
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Carlisle Grange
Grange Hall
Operiin
Emme Dill
Mondar
Meren
Mansfield
Elyria Club
Bliss Herristi Hubbard
Banamet
American Legion
Auxiliary
Coswell Hills
Cleveland Coliese
Miss Hubbard
Nese
Spreing Valley
Spring Valley Club House
L. H. Webber
Jim Armitage
Jack Warden
Lawrence H Webber
Carlisle
Pearcy Boynton
Cleveland
Elyria
Perry Williams
Elyria Personal Notes Mention Local and Visiting Figures
In Elyria last evening Harry Williams of Am spent time with residents while Miss Bertha Sheppard of Cleveland came to Elyria for the Williams funeral. Dr. Clauser heads home from Cadillac Michigan. A C Hudanti travels to Detroit for his aunt’s funeral. Howerd Butler of Middle Avenue tours Chicago on business. Several Elvyrians attended Hair Dressers Strie Snow at the Hotel Antlers in Lorain, including the Sieg ers and many others. Also listed are Tom Paonessa Ruth Bliss Ruth Heas Ruth Bram Leonard Kuss and Dale Drout among attendees.
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Harry Williams
Elyria
Bertha Sheppard
Cleveland
Calvert
Gulf Farms
Chicago
Hlinvis
Edwin Hirby
Akron
David Gauss
Lake Avenue
Jerry Lenihan
Medina
Elyaiang Win Te Hairdressers Competition
The Elyaiang show awarded first prize to Leveilg Shuster and second to Thelma Streicher with third going to a junior model presented by Kate Masterson’s Beauty Shop Lorain. About 40 models paraded the latest hair and dress styles as judges remained unaware of shop identities.
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Tia
Tetelore
Levelig Shuster
Avenue
Dorothy Peters
Birz Inc
Direet
Secund
Thelma Streicher
East Bridge Street
Reedste
Broad Street
Kate Masterson
Lorain
Lima Io‘eal
Cleveland
Lorain County
New Spring Women’s Styles Highlight City Merchants Show
Long and short hair styles predominated in the display of new Spring women’s wearing apparel. Models wore outfits supplied by local merchants from Elyria Lorain and surrounding villages, reflecting the Lorain County beauty shop network.
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Lorain County
State
Elyria
Lorain
Fashions in New York Highlight Sportwear Skirt Blouse Tricks
New York fashion notes describe sportwear ensembles featuring two piece frocks with skirts and blouses joined by buttons, tabs, and slits. Designers emphasize tuck-in blouses and front curved skirts, with bone or composition buttons in darker tones. The trends recur this winter with variations for spring, focusing on coordinated yet deceptive “stall boy” effects.
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New York
Schianarelli
Short overblouse illusion via belt and skirt match
The belt matches the blouse rather than the skirt creating a look of a short bloused overblouse. Conversely, some very short overblouses end with a band of skirt fabric, making it easy to believe the belt belongs to the skirt.
Japan to Have South Sea Radio
Tokyo plans to connect Japan with the south sea islands by wireless telegraphy in fiscal 1930. The Communications Department has appropriated Yen 30,909 for Tokyo Telegraph Bureau expenses and expects to order the Japan Wireless Telegraph Company to set up the service with over Yen 1,090,009. After completion two stations will operate alongside British owned cables and government radio, with telegraphic rates lowered at opening.
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Tokyo
Japan
South Sea Islands
Communications Department
Tokyo Telegraph Bureau
Japan Wireless Telegraph Company
U S Tea Experts Board Formed for 1930 Standards
Secretary Hyde has named the U S Board of Tea Experts to prepare standard samples for purity quality and fitness for consumption as teas enter the United States. Members include Robert A. Lewis Boston Arthur T Hellyer Chicago A P Irwin Philadelphia Edward Branster San Francisco John J McNamara New York Charles F Hutchinson New York and J N Shaw Seattle.
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Washington
Hyde
U. S
Soybean group grows as Illinois soybean association forms
About 1 100 growers joined the Illinois Soybean Marketing Association at the Illinois Agricultural Association annual convention. The group aims to aid in development and sale of soybeans through organized marketing efforts.
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Soybean Group
Springfield
Illinois Soybean Marketing Association
Illinois Agricultural Association
Prize masquerade dance at Ridgeville Grange hall
A Friday evening event features a prize masquerade dance at Ridgeville Grange hall with Cook's Orchestra providing music. The program invites attendees to enjoy a themed dance night and live entertainment.
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Ridgeville Grange Hall
Cook
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Grafton Road
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William Kofske
Roy Jensen
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National Assembly
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Florence Fitch
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Jessie Jones
Marseilles Avenue
Arthur Jones
T. O. Q. F. Hall
Carlisle Club Oyster Supper
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Frances Paget Copsright
Cook’s Millinery
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FR. E. MacDonald
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South Sea Radio
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