Local Club Meetings and Evening Events in Elyria
The Literary Club meets with Mrs. Carol Wood of East avenue and Mrs. Howenstein will review. The Cum-A-Lot Club gathers at Mrs. Harold Guthman’s Jefferson Apartment home with Miss Margaret Hewitt assisting. J O O F meets and R R Bevard is the speaker. Pedigreed Canary Club hosts at Mrs. Louis Pheil Route 4 Telegraph road at eight. Woman’s Benefit Association and Junior Hit hold sessions, supper at 6:30. Elyria Musical Art Society marks its 21st anniversary with a public concert at First Congregational church at eight. Frank S. Harmon Lodge 663 F and A M assembles at seven with Master Mason Degree work. Federation of the YWCA will have supper.
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Carol Wood
East Avenue
Howenstein
Harold Guthman
Jefferson Apartment
Margaret Hewitt
R. R. Bevard
Canary Club
Louis Pheil
Route 4
Telegraph Road
Woman's Benefit Association
Elyria Musical Art Society
First Congregational Church
Frank S. Harmon Lodge
A. M
Federation of the
Meetings and Dinners Held This Week in Local Groups
Pythian Sister Degree team members are urged to attend Thursday evening practice for the annual inspection. The Woman's Association of the Second Congregational church hosts a three course dinner at one o'clock Wednesday at the church. The Helping Hand Society meets Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Fannie Wack's home, 207 Temple Court. Division C of the Church of Christ gathers Thursday afternoon at Mrs. W. C. Fowler's home.
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Pythian
Woman's Association of the
Second Congregational Church
Helping Hand Society
Fannie Wack
Temple Court
Church of Christ
W. C. Fowler
Elyria High Dramatic Club Elects Officers After Play
The Elyria High School Dramatic Club held a regular meeting yesterday afternoon at the high school. A short one act play featured Francelia McWilliams Lil lian Maston Saddie Becker Ele anor Dehm and Robert Kaiser. Officers for the present semester were elected: President Virginia Pope, vice president Chester Stolzenburg, secretary Robert Hancock, treasurer Fenton McClure, first critic Marion Daly, second critic Eleanor Goldstein, reporter Albert Jenkins. A club pin was announced as the new item. The meeting adjourned with no further business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dramatic Club
Elyria High School
Francelia McWilliams
Lillian Maston
Saddie Becker
Eleanor Dehm
Robert Kaiser
Virginia Pope
Chester Stolzenburg
Robert Hancock
Fenton McClure
Marion Daly
Eleanor Goldstein
Brotherhood of American Yeomen Meets For Card Party
The Brotherhood of American Yeomen gathered at the I O O F hall last evening. The meeting adjourned with the next date set for March eleventh. A public entry opened at eight with a card party featuring eight games of progressive Pedro across twelve tables. Prizes went to Miss Julia Hull and Mr Wardarski for first place, Mrs Fannie Wack and Jack Schultz for second, and Mrs Alice Kaylor and A Freeman for third, plus a door prize won by Mrs Elmer Arias and other prizes claimed by Mrs Jesse Raesler. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
I. O. O. F. Hall
Pedro
Julia Hull
Wardarski
Fannie Wack
Jack Schultz
Alice Kaylor
A. Freeman
Elmer Arias
Jesse Raesler
Miss Thelma Gleason Celebrates 21st Birthday
Miss Thelma Gleason celebrated her twenty first birthday anniversary Saturday evening at her home 145 Garvin Avenue. Twenty six guests attended a lavish party with pink and white decor and a large birthday cake as the centerpiece. American Beauty roses colored the setting as Miss Gleason received many beautiful gifts from her guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Gleason
aGrvin Avenue
Miss Gleason
Knights of Columbus Address Highlights Local Chapter
Supreme Officer Daniel Butler addressed the local Knights last evening. The talk summarized the order’s activities in the United States and Canada over the past year. Afterward, several Past Grand Knights spoke. William Murray received the William Murray award for the highest bowling score among focal players. A butter luncheon was served at the conclusion of the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Daniel Butler
Knights
United States
Canada
Wiliam
Murray
Fellowship Club Ras Skating Party Hosts
Marie Smith, Margaret Osborn and Betts Taylor were hostesses for the Fellowship Club at the YWCA gymnasium. After a brief business session plans for a formal party were discussed. The group then enjoyed a roller skating gig in the gymnasium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Smith
Margaret Osborn
Betts Taylor
Fellowship Club
Erour Zapper
Gymassium
Rainbow Class Hosts Pleasant Methodist Meeting
The Rainbow Class of First Methodist met at Mrs. Chalmer Ault’s Lake avenue home with Mrs. Carl Fessler leading devotionals and a brief business session. Social games followed. high scoring prize went to Mrs. Kenneth Lord. Hostesses were Mrs. Clara McMann and Mrs. George Warhmoon. Next gathering planned for March 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Chalmer Ault
Lake Avenue
Carl Fessler
Kenneth Lord
Clara McMann
George Warhmoon
King Solomon’s lodge holds annual inspection
King Solomon's lodge No. 56 F and A M conducted its annual inspection in the Master Mason degree led by Right Worshipful Theodore F. Humphreys of Cleveland the district lecturer and representative of the grand lodge. Attendees numbered 176 members with 75 visitors and representation from 30 lodges across Ohio Maine Illinois and Pennsylvania. Dinner followed in the Masonic hall from 3:30 to 5:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Solomon's Lodge
A. M
Theodore F. Humphreys
Cleveland
Twenty-Second
Masonic District
Grand Lodge
Ohio
Maine
Ilinois
Pennsylvania
Masonic Hall
Washington Birthday Hearts Party at Mrs Ault Home
Mrs Ruth Ault hosted the L B S Club at 128 Lake Avenue with ten members. After a brief meeting they played hearts with Mrs Gladys Bauer winning the prize and two guests Miss Luelle Murphy and Mrs Bauer attending. A luncheon followed. Next meeting planned at Mrs Lila Hackie 2417 East Third Street, date pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Ault
Lake Avenue
Gladys Bauer
Washington
Luelle Murphy
Lila Hackie
East Thirdstreet
County Auditor Welty Speaks on Lorain County Taxes
Monroe H. Welty addressed the Young Men's Club at the YMCA last evening. He spoke on facts and figures of taxes in Lorain County, presenting tax sources, distribution, and the funds needed to support county operations and institutions such as the Children's Home and County Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe H. Welty
Young Men’s Club
Lorain
Lenten Services At St Pauls Evangelical Begin Wednesday
The Lenten services of St Pauls Evangelical church start Wednesday evening at eight. The choir will also practice at the church on Wednesday and Friday evenings this week.
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St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Choir Members Invited to Evening Rehearsals at First Methodist
Members of the Billy Sunday Choir and others are asked to attend evening meetings at the First Methodist Church for the remainder of the week to sing in the choir.
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Methodist Church
The
First Methodist Church
Elyria Social Notes and Wedding Announcements
Members of the Elyria Riding Club include Mrs Chauncey Smythe Mrs Howard Barbour Mrs Edwin Gilles George Calvert Mr and Mrs Corell Smith Mrs R S Silsbee and Miss Dorothy Snider. Ruth Blanche Shroser will wed Adnan Reed at four Saturday at the brides home. Elyria Concert Orchestra to give second concert March first at eight. St Andrews Lenten services listed with times and speakers. children’s service at four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Elyria Concert Orchestra
Sertes
Arthur L. Giles
Cnarch
N A Q Club Bridge Party at Alta Mira Tea Room
The N A Q Club met at the Alta Mira Tea Room with Mrs Hugh Richard as host. Three bridge tables were in play with Mrs Hobart Marsh winning first prize and Mrs Hus Kirkbride second. Mrs Richard served luncheon for members and guest Mrs Paul Richards. Next meeting set for two weeks at Mrs Walter Peak’s home, 345 Oxford Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alta Mira
Hugh Richard
Hobart Marsh
Hus’ Kirkbride
Richard
Paul Richards
Walter Peak
Oxford Street
Hospital Notes Adovisions and Addresses
Hospital notes list three ward residents with full names and street addresses. No discharges recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Blaine
Grupt Street
Ignatz Pilrou
Erle Street
Edward Levisy
Clinton Street
Personal News From Elmira to Elyria and Beyond
Ralph L Hill of Elmira spent the week with Mr and Mrs C M Hill of Glenwood. Charles Schnable of Western Reserve University visiting Elyria for a few days. Ray Redington of Pittsburgh was an Elyria visitor Saturday. Robert Crehore returned from Baltimore where he visited his sister Marian Crebore a Maryland College for Women student. Mr and Mrs Arthur Drage and sons Jack and Lester were Sunday guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Hines of Litchfield. they called at Willis Hines of Wellington. Mr and Mrs Stevel and children and Mrs Renison of Berea have returned from Clearwater Florida. Mrs C W Phillips of West Ave and Mrs J B Loughry of Gracecourt left for Los Angeles to remain two months. Mr and Mrs Ignatz Pigon announce the birth of a son at Elyria Memorial Hospital February 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph L. Hill
Elmira
New York
C. M. Hill
Glenwood Street
Charles Schnable
Western Reserve University
Elyria
Ray Redington
Pittsburgh
Robert Crehore
Baltimore
Maryland
Marian Crebore
Maryland College For Women
Arthur Drage
Jack and
Lester
Kenneth Hines
Litchfield
Willis Hines
Wellington
Stevel
Renison
Berea
Clearwater
Florida
C. W. Phillips
West Avenue
J. B. Loughry
Gracecourt
Los Angeles
California
Ignatz Pigon
Erie Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Amherst Hi class to hold commencement May 29
Amherst Ohio February 26 The largest Amherst High class in years, 46 students, will graduate at commencement exercises on Wednesday evening May 29. The list includes Mae Abel Alice Beam Maurice Belden and many others. The Parent Teacher Association will meet Friday evening at the Middle Ridge school with a noted program including a one act comedy and a talk by Lorain Hi instructor Mr. Tissington. Representatives and attendees from Amherst participated in a Northeastern Ohio Girl Reserves meeting at Elyria with speakers from the American Social Hygiene Association and Miami University. An Amherst high school orchestra meeting followed after school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Amherst Hi
Mae Abel
Alice Beam
Maurice Belden
Frank Borman
Irma _ Portner
Gregory Brown
Adam Callen
Ellen Dreschler
Leonard Due
Abbalia Ernst
Frederick Evans
Rose Franklin
Helen Fleming
Edward Frederick
Lucille Gillman
Virginia Grulick
Gerald Gormley
Marion Guild
Velma Hen
Florence Wolckiewski
Ruth Yentzer
Robert Zilch
Parent-Teacher Association of
Middle Ridge
Mr. Tissington
Lorain Hi
A. H.&. Girl Reserves
Ohio
Elstria
Edith Hals Swift
American Association of Social Hygiene
Elizabeth Hamilton
Women’s College
Miami
Zelah Heimbaugh
Adelaide Webb
Desogate
First Congregational Church
Elyria
Thelma Mays
Helen Heck
Helen Beres
Helen Roemer
Adelaide Webo
Dorothy Melnzki
Bernice Lanpker
Marion Steele
Alicea Becker
Margaret Bartha
Margaret Berger
Valerie Eppley
Dorothy Fullmer
Kathryn Henson
Mary Nord
Esther Nakakowski
Marie Sinerson
Mildred Telzrow
Lois Stiwald
Dance at Cascade Tuesday Feb 26
A Cascade dance event is announced for Tuesday February 26 with a price of 50 cents per couple. The notice emphasizes community attendance and affordable fun for local residents.
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Cascade
Modern Woodman card party and K of P hail Tuesday night
Public invited to a community event Tuesday night February 26 featuring a card party hosted by the Modern Woodman of America with the Knights of Pythias in attendance. Lunch will be served.
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Woodman of America
K. of P
Lorain Community Notices and Church Activities
Local society pages list church events and social visits. Members of the orchestra include Helen Fleming Marion Guild Mae Abel Emmett Marshall and Adam Callen. Mrs Hasenflue hosts dinner. families visit Mt Vernon sanitarium patient Mrs Milo Minch improves. Various church meetings and lectures planned including Quo Vadis demonstration and Easter program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuss
Helen Fleming
Marion Guild
Mae Abel
Emmett Marshall
Adam Callen
Robert Hasenfine
Washington Street
Fred Hasenfiue
Allen
Mary Schmeauch
R. Hasenflue
Ladies’ Society of the Congregational Church
Anna Sabiers
Hattie Baker
Dew Drop Jinn 110 Floral Court Event Notice
Frank Stahr and His Virginians present a prize novelty dance at Elyria Eagles hall on Friday night March 1st. Tea and messages served from 2 to 5d. All welcome at 110 Floral Court. phone 234 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floral Court
Frank Stahr
Elyria Eagles Hall
Local Society News Highlights From Bay Village
Bay Village and nearby residents share community events including the Ladies Missionary Society meeting at Mrs. C. C. Winfrey’s home with 33 members and 2 guests, the Men's Bible class monthly social for 40, and a Parkview school auditorium entertainment by the Woman's Club. Also noted are travels of Rev. Sadler, Dr. Yarian, and local attendance at Elyria Sunday meetings, plus Mrs. Augusta Hint’s birthday celebration with three sons and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 4
Sadler
Florida
Yarian
Wirt Dodd
Charles Dodd
Elyria
Floyd Graham
J. D. Runbaugh
Eunice Osborn Willl
Dorcas
Lake Road
Parkview School
Augusta Hint
Lake Read
Hinz
Philippine foreign trade 1928 shows overall gain
Trade details from Manila report a $14 million rise in foreign trade in 1928 despite lower exports from the Philippines. Imports grew by $19 million while exports fell $5 million due to decreased market value of all exports except copra, with general business conditions improving over 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippine
Philippine Islands
George C. Howard
Manilla
Commerce Department
Export trade reliance on United States shares 71 percent
Based on figures for the first 11 months of the year, 71 percent of the export trade was with the United States, compared with a smaller share to other markets. The report highlights the US as the dominant destination and notes the remaining portion split among several countries.
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United States
Island exports to United States rise to seventy six percent
Data shows 61.7 percent of the previous year and 76 percent of the island’s exports now go to the United States, with a seven percent figure recorded in 1927. The report emphasizes shifting trade patterns and the dominance of U.S. markets for island commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
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Phoss
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OFC
RAS Skating Party
ST. Paul's
Elyria Riding Club
ST. Andrews
St. Andrews Church
Wood Perdas
Heywood
Chidren
Henevy
Lindy
Evangeline L. Lindbergh
Charles A Lindbergh
New York Harbor
Constantinople
American College For Women
Lindbergh
Joseph Kovach
Margaret
Milo
Charles Stastny
West Erie Avenue
H. Abram
St. Paul’s Luthern Church
F. E. Eastman
Congregational Church
Jessamine Lodge
Daughters of Scotland
I. O. F. F. Hall
First Evangelical Church
League of the Lorain
South Ridge
Brownhelm Evangelical
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Stonington F
St. Peter's Evangelical Sunday School
America
Danderine
BAY Village
Wuw
Charis
Second St
Dist. Mgr
Europe
Sea Us
Elyria Savings & Trust Co
Schwind’s Picture Store
East Ave
F. M. Sponsellor
Elyric Savings & Crust
Hes
Paris
Harper’s Bazar
Irvin S. Cobb Stephen Vincent
Benettona
Gale King Lardner
Louis Bromfield
William J. Locke
Harper's Bazar
Madison Ave
New York City
Harper's
H.B. Inc
Inter-City
Coal&supply
Yudce
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