Clarence Whitehill to Sing Here Sunday Evening
Clarence Whitehill renowned American baritone joins Elyria Musical Art Society for a concert at First Congregational Church on Sunday evening February 26. The artist, famed for work with Metropolitan and Chicago Opera, studied in Chicago and Paris and has held engagements in Brussels Bayreuth and New York. He emphasizes art transcends race as he prepares to perform in an eight fifteen start.
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Clarence Whitehill
Elyria Musical Art Society
Whitehill
Metropolitan
Chicago Opera
Iowa
Chicago
New York
Paris
Mme. Melba
Opera Comique
Sayins
Armer
West
France
Germany
Ian
Isyr
Washingtons Birthder banquet and local meetings planned
Tonight the Annual Washingtons Birthder banquet of Federated Mien's Chins of City at First Church begins at 8 p.m. President A W Storms of Baldwin Wallace will speak. Also Central Labor Union meets at Machinists Hall and Northwest Encampment No 188 gathers at the T O O F Hall. Sons of Veterans Auxiliary held a meeting at G A R Hall. A sewing meeting with chicken dinner is planned for March 6 with a program of songs, readings, and solos followed by refreshments and social hour.
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Federated Mien
First Church
Baldwin Wallace
Central Labor Union
Machinists
St. Paul’s
Northwest
American Legion
Elks Hall
Daughters of Scotia Bunco
Mrs. Massey
East River Street
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
G. A. R. Hall
George and
Martha
Jennie Smith
Ida Riley
McKinley
Jennie
Claude Clapp
Cora Bemis
Louise Goodman
Hatikvah Club Dance a Delightful Success
The Hatikvah Club Washington Birthday Dance drew forty couples to the Temple hall on Lake Avenue with guests from Cleveland Lorain and Oberlin. A promenade started the evening with souvenirs for each attendee and several novelty dances followed along with refreshments served throughout.
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Temple
Lake Avenue
Washington
Cleveland
Lorain
Oberlin
Entertains St Andrews Choir At Home Visit
Mrs Florence Wagner hosted the St Andrew's church choir at 408 Nimble street last evening for a 6:00 dinner. Rev E B Redhead choirmaster Mrs F V Anderson and choir mother Mrs Ror Decker attended along with ten choir members and Mrs J T Houghton. The evening included contests games and songs.
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Florence Wagner
J. T. Houghton
St. Andrew's Church
Nimb Street
E. B. Redhead
F. V. Anderson
Ror Decker
Mabel Rafferty and James Pier Wed in Cleveland
Mrs Mabel Rafferty wed James Pier on Saturday in Cleveland with Rev Schotten of St Doyel German church officiating. Attended by Rafferty’s son Robert the couple planned a wedding trip and will reside on Sixteenth street with friends at their new home.
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Mable Rafferty
James Pier
Mabel Rafferty
Sixteenth Street
West Avenue
Cleveland
Schotten
St. Doyel German
Sunny Afternoon Card Club Meets at Gulf Street Home
Mrs Frank Derek hosted the Sunny Afternoon Card Club at 215 Gulf Street yesterday. Mrs Fred Raesler won first prize with Mrs Perta Kuss second and Mrs James Faulhaber consoled. Out of town guests included Mrs Bertha Kuss and Miss Winifred Faulhaber. Next meeting set with Mrs Fred Raesler at 642 Lodi Street on March 6 at 1 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Derek
Gulf Street
Fred Raesler
Mirs
Pertha Kuss
James Faulhaher
William Watson
George Rourke
Harry Gilmore
P. A. Usher
C. M. McMallen
Mame Young
Fred Raceler
M. Coonrad
Herbert Schultz
Witliam Birkline
James Faulhaber
Bertha Kuss
Winifred Faulhaber
George Moll
Nick Yuchum
Ridgeville
Class Meeting Proves Interesting At United Press Church
Sixteen IH. S. V. class members met at Cascade Street home for a short business session and a George Washington sweep. Georga Yost won. Honor guests were Mr. and Mrs Mullard Hoxnes of Cleveland and Mr. and Mrs. Ira Avlerman. Music by Dank Hothe, Robert Sherrard, and Joseph Krugman followed the present guests’ reception. Evening refreshments were served by the hostess and mother. The group plans a March penny strip meeting at Robert Hastings on Roosevelt Avenue.
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IH. S. V
United Press
Terian
Iartna NM
Cascade Street
Las
George Washington
Georga Yost
Mullard Hoxnes
Cleveland
Ira Avlerman
Ira Avlerman of This City. They Were Presented With Beautiul
Muss Neil
Dank Hothe
Hve
Robert Sherrard
Joseph Krugman
Daik
Robert Hastings
Roosevelt Avenue
Catholic Daughters of America Meet In Columbus
About sixty members gathered in the K of C rooms for a Catholic Daughters of America session. A delig htful dinner was served by Earle Hutton and helpers. Miss Agnes Verkline read a program laid out by Miss Ella Keane. The evening featured entertainment by Miss Mary Inez Walsh and closing comments by Mrs Brady and Miss Maras. Installation of officers followed by state regent Helen Taylor and other officers.
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Catholic Daughters OF America
K. of C. Cub Rooms
Earle Hutton
Colunia
Mire
Mae
Thadvy
Cleveland
Rewene
Mary Murpla
Court Cleveard
Lowis
Agnes Verkline
Plana Sao
Ella Keane
Gs Besnes Dougherty
Mary Inez Walsh
Brady
Maras
Helen Taytor
Maude L. Traine
Mildred Crowe
Dorothy Adame
Monitor
Helen Stack
Ih Bincul
John Wisentael
Marin
M Cather Nellie Dain
Ruth Crebk
Washington Births And Club Meetings In Local Circles
Local circles report a busy schedule with Circle No. 2 of Merkadi church hosting 30 members for readings on George Washington and Martha Washington, plus a birthday tribute to Mathie Chepper. Fortnight club gatherings feature papers on Madam Elizabeth and Letters of Madame, with contests and a card afternoon at various homes.
Ehurta Unity Club Washington Party and Lorain Beekeepers Meeting
The Ehurta Unity Club hosts a Washington party this evening. The Lorain County Beekeepers Association meets Monday at 7 o’clock in the Council Chamber for regular session and delegate reports from the state meeting will be heard. Circle No 7 of the Methodist Episcopal church holds a February meeting at Mrs. H. B. Jackson’s home with nineteen members attending and plans discussed for future events.
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Lorain County
Ovlilion
Council Chamber
Circle VO
MLE
Circle No. T
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ht. B Jackson
Park Avenue
Ites F. LL Brown
Hos
Harles T. Wright
Local Nonsense Fragment From Norwalk Social Notes
Fragmentary item mentions Fred Briggs of Norwalk as the great sister and references Mrs rank Wound at Marseilles avenue along with Mrs. Hose Booness who has been the guest of Mrs. Elizabeth ade.
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Fred Briggs
Norwalk
Rank Wound
Marseilles Avenue
Hose Booness
Elizabeth Ade
Local residents travel and family news brief
Shute returns to Lakewood from Friday. Corneiasenne couple Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gwin come home from New Castle after Mr. Gwin’s father’s passing. Mrs Frank Guerney Wagithe visits Miss Jennie Notwicke in Lorain. Irs J. F. Burke and Mrs Notheti spend the day at Wadsworth Medina County Ohio. Mrs Frank A. Smith of Fourth Street leaves for visit with her daughter Vis Earl I Hogue in South Indiana. Misses Margaret Helen and Ruth Ann Sheldon travel to Delaware Ohio to visit Miss Gadys Williams at Wesleyan University. Miss Wall’s daughter ill in Cleveland returns home. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Merthe sail from New York City for the West via the Panama Canal, planning to stop in parts of the South.
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Shute
Lakewood
Ralph Gwin
Corneiasenne
New Castle
Mr. Gwin
Frank Guerney
Jennie Notwicke
Lor
Ars J. F. Burke
Nothe
Wadsworth
Medina County
Ohio
Frank A. Smith
Josh AA Ay Ae A Sr
C. H. Merthe
West Avenue
New York City
West
Panama Canal
Irip
South
Community Notices and Events Roundup
About twenty members of the local United Spanish War Veterans camp gathered Wednesday. A cherry pie sale by the Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary is planned for Hoffman's Market Saturday morning. Hemstitching at Nelles Corset and Art Shoppe 208 New Bank Bldg. A Church of Christ cafeteria supper is set for Saturday Feb 23 from 4:30 pm. The Aviary Daily will host a Washington party at the Moose Hall tonight with a door prize.
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America
United
Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary
Oat
Hoffman's Market
Sat
New Bank
Kity Sieh
Aviyaia Ualiyelun
Washington
Moose Hall
Cal William EF Gilmore Camp hosts installation service
The Cal William EF Gilmore Camp of the United Spanish War Veterans announces an installation service. Ridgeville Grange invites members to a Friday evening gathering with a costume dance event.
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Cal
William EF. Gilmore
United Spanish War Veterans
Meidea
Ridgeville Grange
Grand Lunch Ad Preview of Spring Suits at Brown Hotel
Richman Clothes presents a spring sample line at the Brown Hotel with new Wr. and Sat suits and topcoats on display. Wilhelm Schuler, representative, debuts latest styles for discerning shoppers.
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Richman Clothes
Hotel Brown
Wd. Schuler
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ST. Andrews Boys
ST. Paul's Ladies Aid Society
St. Paul's Ladies Aid
Edward Stang
Tlaryy
Anthon
Yland
Mae Fridar
Vernon Dedrick
Bank Ev
Windon
Cirle
Merkadi
Oirec Wrk
Tearse Haines
East Avenue
Cearze
Martha Washington
Mathie Chepper
Ric Roberts
Jump
Martha Washingston
Matt Brown
E. W. Johnston
Oliig Street
Elizabeth Ch
C. H. Cushing
Philip of
Clyve
John Swith
John Smith
Good Wives Club
Georges Mond
Horace Bebder
Coonrad
Maren
M Sackett
Blainestre Ace L. Ketchum
John Washtik
Grafton
Joseph Clay
Coe Streee
Tittn
Elinor Dunlap
South Pleasant Street
Onearlin
Charles. Marsh
Parkview Court
Stra
Henry Schildt
J. F Me-Elhianey
Ee Town
Wurstmarkt
Town Hall
North Ridgeville
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
Elyria
Dutch Henry’s
Broad St
Elyria, Ohio
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Ehurta Unity Club
Button
Reid Bros
Broad Street
Chestnut
Church of Chris
Will
Call and Co
Whidden & Smith
Melanie Farr
Farr
Turner
Court Street
O'Donnell
Elyria Lumber & Coal Co
Almand Brittle
Ee Leer
Clee Lee
Cook’s Millinery
Second and
East Ave
A. L. Ellis
Ruth
Klothes
Baby—a'l
Fis & Gare Ae
Esmond Bienkers
Mario Chambe Viata
Merry Wives of Windsor
Capitol Grand Orchestra
Finlandia
St. Louis Gal
Comedienne
Marion Harris
Zoce
Gene Rodemich
Brunswick Music Shop
Walton Ice Co
Bon-Ton Millinery
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