Fourteenth Annual Feast of Music at First Congregational
The First Congregational Church filled to capacity for the Musical Art Society anniversary program. Local talent from Lorain and Oberlin performed organ and violin pieces, songs, and a finale quintette Wynken Blynken and Nod. President Notley introduced Anna Monroe who traced the society’s formation and growth. for the first time the anniversary program opened to the public.
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First Congregational
Association
Socity
Musical Art Society
Sociery
Doherty Men’s Fraternity Banquets Elect Officers
Elyria Lorain chapter of Joherty Men’s Fraternity entertained guests at a banquet last evening at Ber’s Villa. Over 100 attended from Elyria Lorain and nearby cities as the local chapter No. 34 was organized as the “baby chapter.” Officers elected: President J B Johnson, Vice President A W Morgan, Secretary R D Iden, Assistant Secretary Ralph Cuthbertson, Directors J B Johnson A W Morgan and Max Irwin. Speakers included T O Kennedy and C A Weller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. O. Kennedy
Ohio Public Service Co
C. A. Weller
Beaver
Geo. Crocn
City Service Oil Co
Ohio
F. M. Stevens
Miss GallauD Miss Gates School Dinner Tribute
Mi MISS GALAUD KAVE GATES sCHOOT teachers of Gates echool en ded with a dinner party for Miss Mabel Gallay wrs ing to the McKinley school to partmental work. Miss Gal at been a teacher in the Gates 1 for the past fifteen 3 zars. table at which a sumptuong rv Wag eryed was decorated vying with Washington's bir Gallup was presented with, a tifulting set with her birth' an amethyst, from the teochand Mrs. Don Kemnay of wood, who have been spen s everal days with their par- Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rice of ard Ave, and Mr. and Mrs. Kenney of Williams St., Kft rday for Los Angeles, Cal., the southern route and in to the Grand Canyon trip other points of interest, ex 16 to be on the west coast months.
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Gates Echool
Mabel Gallay
McKinley School
Galat
Don Kemnay
Wood
Earl Rice
Ard Ave
Kenney
Williams St
Los Angeles
Cal
Grand Canyon
First National entertainments marks evening for bank staff
Eiris of the First National hosted an after hours party at Jefferson Apts with three other banks. The event featured games and refreshments appropriate to the occasion. Prizes were won by Min, Merial Mu Setter and peers.
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Eiris
First National
Misa Netha Clark Neferson Apts
Min
Merial
Entertains with Tarty for Mrs A E Tyler
Mrs A P Parsch and Mrs Wm Parsch hosted an afternoon gathering at the former’s East Avenue home in honor of Mrs A E Tyler of Columbus. Five Hundred games yielded first prizes to Mrs T A Conway and Mrs George Ferguson, with second prizes to Mrs A C Teasdate and Mrs D Seward. Washington’s Birthday decor and luncheon tones noted. Ella Bainbridge surprised by twenty friends at the Clayton Smith home on Park Avenue with Five Hundred and dancing plus a midnight Washington themed luncheon.
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A. P. Parsch
Wm. Parsch
East Avenue
A. E. Tiler
Columbus
Wm. Bentz
Herman Fertig
Cleveland
T. A. Conway
George Ferguson
A. C. Teasdate
D. Seward
Washington
Ella Bainbridge
Clayton Smith
Park Avenue
Entertains With Five Hundred Party Hosted by Mrs Halpin
Mrs J B Halpin entertained at five hundred Monday evening with guests filling three tables. Prizes were won by Mrs Don Cullin, Mrs Brand and Mrs Monroe. Refreshments were served by the hostess. The next meeting will be next Monday with Mrs Don Cullin to host.
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J. B. Halpin
Don Cullin
Brand
Monroe
Don Cuilin
Elyria Camp
BR. N
Elyria
R. N
Wurst’s Hall
Tonight and Tomorrow Community Club Events
A listings style notice shows Dr. Albert W. Palmer speaking at First Congregational at 7 30 PM. Various church and club gatherings follow including St Johns Washingtons birthday party Zetesig class First Baptist Mrs DeWitt and many women and men groups across Elyria. Mayor Jones attends a Penn Traffic Co birthday tea in Johnstown.
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Albert W. Palmer
First Congregational Church
St John's Church
Washington
Zetesig
First Baptist Church
DeWitt
Moose Lodge Pythian Sisters
Modern Woodmen of America Ladies of Grand Eagles
Just-a-Mere
Louis
Whitney
Lake Ave
St Paul's
Grace Lutheran
R. N
A. Mayflower
Rose Flood
West St. LaPorte
Handrosh
United Presbyterian Women’s Missionary Society
Church of Christ
Ladies
Burns
St. Andrew's East Side
George Smart
Eastern Heights
Builders
St. Paul's
A. Neiding
Poinsettia
Squire
Anthony Neiding
E. Broad St
Senator Day on Citizenship at Young Men's club
Senator Arthur H. Day of Cleveland spoke on citizenship as a candidate for Ohio governor at a Young Men's Business club gathering. He linked citizenship to the Bill of Rights and Declaration of Independence, praised Lincoln, urged duties with rights, and noted wartime unity giving way to postwar challenges. A musical program followed by May Hurst and Mr. Dressler.
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Young Men's Business Club
Arthur H. Day
Cleveland
D. W. Myers
Senator Day
Ohio
United States
Lincoln
Miss May Hurst
Mr. Dressler
Webber, Schubert and
Greenland
Exchange Club Hears Address On Bulls Dogs and Oysters
The Exchange Club heard Robert Rice's address titled Bull Dogs Bull Forks and Oysters a critical look at present day content. A milk distribution committee reported more families added to the program aiding children under one year whose fathers are unemployed. Various social updates cover church circles, visits, births, illnesses, and local personal notes.
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Exchange Club
Robert Rice
Hospital Notes Admissions And Discharges
Admissions list includes Rose Marie Har volie Oberlin Harold Blaine Wolf bruck Mrs Sylvia Doseh West 6.1 Paul Esher East Broad street Mrs Stele McKean Garvin Ave Discharged Mrs Marjorie Francis Elyria
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Rose Marie Harvolie
Oberlin
Harold Blaine
Wolfbruck
Sylvia Doseh
West 6
Paul Esher
East Broad Street
Stele McKean
Garvin Ave
Marjorie Francis
Elyria
Local Gossip Highlights Weekend Visits and Illness Updates
Mrs J F Powers of Phillips court spent Sunday in Cleveland. F H Galloway has improved after two weeks ill. Fred Raesler of Lodi street recovers from influenza. Miss Eleanor McKenzie of Lake avenue improves after a week illness. Miss Dunlan of Toledo visits Mrs James W Van Duran. Mr and Mrs B W Galloway and Mrs E E Warner motor to Toledo for weekend. Miss Mary Bevlan of Bridge St now able to be out. Notaway club to meet Thursday with Miss Constance Duckett. Mrs May Summer Heard entertains D Wilder of Oberlin at dinner. Mrs B W Galloway to entertain Golden Star Sewing Club Thursday at 22 Seventh St. Mrs Thomas Carlin hosts dinner for Mrs J Tyler of Columbus. Miss Anna Morro goes to Cleveland to visit Mr and Mrs T John.
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Mary Bevlan
Bridge St
B. W. Galloway
Golden Star Sewing Club
Seventh Street
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Braga
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Herty Men’s Fraternity
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RTAIN
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van Dus
Jones
Johnstown
Penn Traffic Co
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St. Paul's Church
Mae Friday
Paul Caldns
H. C. Fheinhart
Lucile Robertson
Loeiter
Hahn
Amherst
G. Holton
Ninth Street
League OF Women Voters
League of Women Voters of
Sueian B. Anthony
Fiorence Allen
Will
Kent College
Kent Nate College
Gee Booth Tarkington
Educational Department Woman's Civic Club
Woman's Civic Department
Prat, Mishavsky
Upic
Senoy
Miss Krugman
Maxine Krugman
Clark Streeet
Margaret O'Connell
Ruth Krebs
Helen Colgan
Allee Robinson
Thimble Club
Katherine Haines
Oxford Street
Knights OF
Pythias
Knights of Pythias
G. A. RR
Poinsetla Club
MNS
Winckle
Ralph Winckle
Homer Street
Pennsettia Club
Min. Winckle
Sandusky
L. C. Colson
J. J. Buswell
Jack Shuster
Bob Age
Miss Vaughn
Simkins
Methodist Church
Mary Burke
Harold Doncaster
Gladys Nichols
Marion Vaughn
ST. Paul’s Church
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Griswold Road
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Ambler
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Telegraph Road
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Ashland
Hi. J. Meal
Winckles Street
Jack Gibson
Areland
Louise and
Melvina Herold
West River Street
Werd
John T. Bradley
West
Erla Avenue
Caroline Hanks
Knights of St. John
Herbert Milter
J. T. Hardy
Hilledale Court
Grace Stein
Creve and Street
Frestont
Weeks
A. C. Collings
Dauster
Lakewood
Cora Foskett
Sixth Street
F. B. Gatt
Li Grange
K. F. Gatt
Ueverly Court
F. H. Galloway
J. F. Powers
Phillips Court
Fred Raesler
Lodi Street
Eleanor McKenzie
Lake Avenue
Miss Dunlan
Toledo
James W. van Duran
Middle Avenue
E. E. Warner
Notaway Club
Constance Duckett
West Ave
Mrs. S. Green
Allen Theater
May Summer Heard
Mrs. D. Wilder
Thomas Carlin
J. Tyler
Anna Morro
Sykes Comfort
American Legion
Elks Hall
A. R. Jones
Tad
Pereales
Madras
Pettey
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