Mrs Hurst Continues Lessons on Parliamentary Law
The Elyria Choral Society held its second annual concert at the Metbo church to benefit children in the Hoeninc Valle. The program featured the Elyria Salon Ensemble and soloists, with Beid Kirby narrating a short tale. a free will offering was requested at the door. The same evening the American Legion Auxiliary met, planning spring and birthday events, with reports from officers training in Columbus. A Women’s Organization event announced a birthday dinner at First M. E. church with speaker Mrs. Howard Miller and a Mission Study Club meeting concluded the evening’s activities.
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Elyria Choral Society
Metbo
Striken Ommers
Hoeninc Vales
B. F. Francys
Land
Etyria Salon Ensenble
A. E. Giles
Arc Rector
Mra. Gies
Ever Palmer
Farmer
Gladysbrough
Alvin Hem
William Conrad
Jack Robert
Leonard Wuch
Spel
Frank Wagner
Beid Kirby
Hocking Valley
Gist
Hizhe
Merritt Pariers
Elbrn
Harcis
Genera Braley
Genera Liiina
Mendelssobs
American Legies Ausiliary
Legion Rooms
Legion
Fess
Willis
Cena- Frésh
Martin L. Dryer
Byrchward
Ofcers
Columbus
Elizebeth Stevens
M. E
Howard Miller
Cashocton
Women's Home Missionary Society
Rureen Wiches
Aubilese Biering
Mission Study Club
Fr Welock
Cadmus
New York City
Rich
Ra Murbeeh
Elyria
American Peace Society
Florence Allen
Mrs Arthur Fhrke Hosts Bridge Party At Grafton Road Home
Mrs Arthur Ehrke entertained several friends at a bridge party on the Grafton road Friday evening. Two tables played. Charlie Atwane won high, Arthur Ehrke second. Mrs Charles Bladford consolation. A luncheon followed and Mrs H Com Firth invited the group to meet again in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Eurke
Grafton Road
Plas
Charlie Atwane
Arthur Ehrke
Charles Bladford
H. Com Firth Street
Noted Affairs of Jack and Nita in a Dramatic Tangle
A tangled tale in a starlet era romance shows Jack Stuart and Jill Stuart amid a web of betrayal. Nita Ravelle's presence drives suspicion as marital trust frays, with a mountain house confinement and a dramatic confrontation hinting at a looming climax.
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le Tarte
Ihea
Gian
Ihe
Jill
Rhea
Jaler Jack
Jack
Arktles
Theo
Grote
Abunda or 2 hate Angee the Common gathers at church
A fragmented notice describes a weekly church gathering for study on the Fable led by Chris, with references to a couple Tot ELGEILY Te GOLDEN W Pee ANNTY. It mentions Lorain and Carrick, a move, and a time of five o clock on a Tuesday for train or meeting.
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Naar
Charley Ape Tiniendear
Sik
Ures
Angee
Chris
Lorain
Carrick
Amenea
Vailey
Jolly Sixteen 100 Club Meeting At Mrs Donahue Home
The Jolly Sixteen 100 Club was entertained by William J Hemders at Mrs Howard Donahue's Elize Court home last evening. Prizes were won by Miss Alice Banks, 1.0 Fitzpatrick, Catharine Spaeth and Marie Spaeth. After refreshments, the members planned to meet again March 2 with Catharine Spaeth.
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Wiliam J Hemders
Howard Donahue
Elize‘Leto
Prigea
Alice Banks
Fitzpatrick
Catharine Spaeth
Maries Spaeth
Catherin
Evening Club and Lodge Gatherings Listed
The Choral Department of the Musical Art Society meets for rehearsal at 7 15 PM at the Elyria Woman's Club. The Guild of the First Congregational church meets at 2 30 PM. The Rainbow class convenes with Clara McMann. Pythian Sisters meet with Mrs Edna Maozrelmen. Brotherhood of American Yeomen host a card party. Bridge Club meets with Asa Schoorr on Ess Bridge Street. Knights of Columbus meet in K of C hall. King Solomon Lodge gathers. H P Chapman Camp No 6 Sons of Union Veterans meets in G A R hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Musical Art Society
Elyria
H.P. Chapman
Sons of Union Vets
G. A. Fh. Ball
Woman's Welsh Club to Meet at Mrs Davies Home
The Woman's Welsh Club will meet Tuesday at 7 30 PM at 394 East River Street the home of Mrs James Davies. A business session is planned. The Grade School Girl Reserves held their regular meeting at the YWCA. Plans were made for a banquet next Thursday for Dad and Duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Welsh Club
James Davies
Fast River Istreet
YS Wa Cf
Patriotic program delights W R C members at meeting
The Womans Relief Corps Richland Allen West No 108 held a regular meeting at the IT QO. O F hall with members from Wellington Lorain and Strongsville in attendance. The program honored three presidents George Washington Abraham Lincoln and William McKinley with songs readings and a floor talk.
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Womans Ralet
Richard Allen Weest
Het Thers
Neve Rank
Wellington
Lorain
Strongsville
Br Ness
Headry
Wellinston Corps
Bour
Delia Kreps
Jackson
George Washingeton
Ahr Lincpin
William Menvile
Lincoln
Abe
Sion
Harz
Mandér
Tae
Rhe Ps
Stronasville
SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF LIBERTY MEET
The meeting was called to order by Council lor Teresa Sauer. One membership application was received and a public card party was planned for March 5. Mrs Eleanu Sotinelis was named chairman of arrangements. Mrs Kate Prentice won a prize and Mrs Martie Hance with Harry Flouck led floor work. Music and five hundred games followed.
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Sons and Daughters OF Liberty
Teresa Sauer
Eleanu
Sotinelis
Kate Prentice
Martie Hance
Harry Flouck
R. X. Cos Meet With Miss Schallon
The RL ON Cy met last night at Dorothy Schallon’s home for a brief business session followed by social time with singing and games. Prizes were won by Margaret Antony and Dorothy Hartley. A luncheon was served. The next meeting will be at Louise Pallas’s home on March ninth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RL ON
Dorothy Schallon
Prists
Margaret Antony
Dorothy Hartley
Louise Pallas
Not-A-Duce Club Meets at Home of Erma Fujka
The Not-A-Duce Club met at Erma Fujka's Kondai eex home last evening. Bridge was played with Vernize Lance winning first prize. A luncheon followed before adjournment to Mary Woolvet's Harvard age nus home in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erma Fujka
Kondai Eex
Mm Play
Vernize Lance
Mary Woolvet
Harvard Agenus
Ridgeville Sunday Service and Review Event
Sunday services at Ridgeville tomorrow afternoon at four o clock led by Reverend ELC Young will review Rupert Hughes recent work and discuss a Washington theme. Agrone invites the public to attend this book review and pretesting event at Lev terre location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elc. Young
Rupert Hughes
Washington
Agrone
Cor
Local Religious School Notes and Community Events
The Sungar school Stl WH hosts a $30 event. Word with a purpose in character building and MaARing. Janine church plans a morning service with Ade Smith and parishioners invited to join in teaching children. A sermon on What en? precedes a prelude to, with attention to Will preach on a topic regarding Taiguits and efforts to engage the community.
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M. FE
Sungar
Clas
Ade Smith
lsanger_ PAarTenin oururt
Skhip
Taiguit
Phil
Taiau
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges Highlight Local Entries
The hospital log records admissions including Edith Spore at 227 Fourth St and Ralph B. Pierce at 1916 Middle, plus Betty Lee Taylor in Graf ton and Mrs. Russell Becker at Jefferson Apts. Discharges note Mrs. John Puka and a baby boy born at 1217 Bank St, with other entries for Kaspar, Reynolds, and Wallace Witcenske among addresses on Broad St, Harvard, and Prospect.
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Edith Spore
Fourth St
Ralph B. Pierce
Betty Lee Taylor
Grafton
Russell Becker
Jefferson
Merin Reynolds
Broad St
Wallace Witcenske
Prospect
John Grumpus
Harvard
Wrecks and Wrecks Why Faulty Brakes Wreck?
Notice cautions drivers about brake failures and urges immediate checks. Claims two wheel brakes can stop a car about as quickly as four wheel brakes, emphasizing faulty brakes as a cause of accidents.
Fridenstine at 1372 E Bridge St listed
Local notice records W. J. Fridenstine residing at 1372 East Bridge Street with phone number 2453. No additional context or events provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Fridenstine
E. Bridge
Musical Arts Society to Present Annual Community Concert
The Elyria Musical Arts Society will stage its annual Community Concert on Tuesday evening February 28 at eight o'clock in the First Congregational church auditorium. The program honors the club's 20th anniversary and features chorus selections string quartets duets pianos and vocal numbers. The event is free and open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Elyria Musical Arts Society
First Congregational Church
Musical Arts Society
Cass
Eagles Hall Dance Teaches Old Time Lanes
REBEKAH DANCE at Eagles Hall Tuesday February 28 invites couples to dance old and new lanes at 50 cents per couple. Extra Jaydy 25e. A new caller Ed Brucker will call old fashioned dances. Come and hear Ed Brucker call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles Hall
Ed. Brucker
Average Tennessean makes 185 calls at Yeomen party
It is estimated the average person in the Tennessee area makes 185 calls during a ten card party hosted by the Brotherhood of American Yeomen at I.O.O.F. Hall on Monday evening February 27. Public welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tn States
Brotherhood of Americsi
Opal Prize Highlighted in Ancient Times
Fragmentary note describes opal valued by ancients and references a venue at Premise Darktown Special on Saturday February 25, 1928 with a 8:00 p m start time and mention of an FL Hall.
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Darktown
Mark Hkreaehh
Premise
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American Legion Auxiliary
Mothers and Daughters OF
Methodist Church
Farwell
Elyna Council of Parents and Teachers Associations
Ralph Tielenor
M Joan Davies
J. HW Wurst Cave
Arthur Fhrke
Carlisle Neighboraoon Club
Carlisle
Moses Kolbeep
Butternut Ridge
Sp Ceral
Lasne
Frank Schwartz
EB. BE. Guinan
Trece Street
Carroll
Cleveland
Oncia
Biyria
American Home Department
Ophine Hoffrath
Nome Economics
Wepursa
Semper Fidelis
Ruth Gill
Octopts
Ocmpus
Cieb
Zackhinan
Ciening Phere
United Presbyterian
Rurah
Cordiaik
Axio Bexdits
Jack Stuart i
Weriage
Tory Justin
Thir Tugsten
Lucercy
Mary
le Terre
Danang Mar
Toter
Nita Reveille
Ner
Hus Guiry
Mike Lucency
le Farte
Nita
Orc
Neta Beegins
Rome
Teily Ies
Jil
Jack Stuart
Amdaro
Jul
Cressins
Jul Stuart
Jacki
Nita Havelle
Bum
Weil
Nita Rayella
Cid
Toormi
Total
Emery
Banery
Jim
Jub
Tony
Leprebel
Ryan
Chad
Lake Averuce
St Sda
Jolly Sixteen
Northwest
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Traeest
Dexies
Ralph W. Brown
D Sranford
G. D. Brown
Ray V. Hill H. Drake
James A Rawerh
William Weil
Calumet of Norwalk
Ray Mathani
G. OG. Fesins
Wiard Yuttie
Elmer Turris
Wathe
Lord
Aity
Hoe
Somi
Oberlin
R. X. Cos
Miss Schallon
Ridgeville
Rubert L. Dukes
Leram
Mu Suuts
Lora Jain
Lorsin
Waittr
Mary Kiechl
Tooning House
Justice of the Ely
Reep
Lora
Avna B. Hyder Tair
Mie Wiahtman
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Broad Streat
Cieinnani
Ohio
Elmer Freeman
Tadtanspolis
Tadtana
J. Pe Long
Malcaim Court
Gulf Street
Lena Hecker
Fred Funk
Beverly Court
Verga Funk
Highland Court
E. O McNair
Lodi
Whie City
AL M. Clapper
Paul Willams
Abbe Road
Cora Chamberlain
Sullivan
F. Rice
East Ftreet
H. Hankinson
Akron
Oxford Street
I. Turnoi
Ninth Street
Irvin C. Dellefeld
Starkey Road
Vir
Pallas
Griswold Road
Wash Meck Fasinoline
England
Emrca
First Baptist Church
Campbell Vandersommen
Lods Street
Hrfia Memorial Hospital
Utopia Club
Rebekah Dance
Marcelling
Kopp’s Barber Shop & Beauty Parlor
Spencer
Elizabeth Wood Corsetiere
Howe St
Elks Club
Cascade Hall
Elykia, Ohio
Charis
Charis of
Loraim County Bank Hkidg
Wuberlin
Lake Ave. Coal Co
Sheppard, Mer
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