Cadman to Speak at Elyria Public Address Wednesday
Dr. S. Parks Cadman of New York City, famed for eloquent talks, returns to Elyria for a public lecture next Wednesday evening March 4. The talk at the First Congregational church auditorium follows the club's March supper in Gates room with Home Economics and Business Women's departments assisting.
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S. Parks Cadman
Woman's Club Club
Elyria
New York City
Dr. Cadman
Cadman
Ha&s
New York
Brooklyn
America
The
Tion
Community events schedule listed for tonight in town
Tonight several groups hold meetings and activities. Sons and Daughters of Liberty meet in the K of P hall with a literary and musical program, while the Men Club supper occurs at Pilgrim Community church. American Legion Auxiliary meets in Legion rooms, Central Labor Union in Painters hall, and Young Peonies council of Christ has a social. Mission Study Club of First Congregational Church gathers at 5 30 p m in Gates Room for American Problems of Race Relations led by Mrs Weidener and committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
K. of P. Hall
Pilgrim Community Church
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
Central Labor Union
Painters Hall
Young Peonie’s Council of Christ
Mission Study Club
First Congregational Church
Theodore Weidener
Geo
M C Club Entertained At Schuster Home
The M C C club was delightfully entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Schuster on Slomer street. Twelve members attended with prize winners Mrs. W. Shay er and A. L. Raney virst Mrs. H. Lewis and Jack Schuster second and Mrs. C. Fers and H. Lewis third. Music and a luncheon closed the evening. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Winkel invite the club to meet at their Mare Lith home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Schuster
Slomer Street
R. J. Winkel
Clark Street
Mare Lith
Friendship Club Meeting Promotes Vocational Talks
The Friendship club met on Thursday under the theme Trade Winds with grouped sessions for preferred vocations. Members listed include Miss Flayes Miss Hurt Miss Crowe and Jane Moody among others as they enjoyed dances and a humorous stunt. The group plans Western Reserve University's Sock and Dusk in Club to present The Dover Road on March 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speghors
Talions S
Flayes
John Muarshath High School
Chseland
Y. W. CA
Muss Durner
Divria Ye Wlc
Busnes
Alle Hurt
Helton Crowe
Jane Moody
Jossphone Alurones
Frida Mendelson
Reuta Merrick
Maxine Thomas
Friendship Club
Western Reserve University
Dover Road
Moline
Lewis Mercantile Co Dinner Show Delights Staff
Last evening sixty employees and firm members attended a four course dinner on the store's fourth floor. Ferns and daffodils adorned tables while New York trip reports by store buyers highlighted the program. A performance of The Bachelor's Want Ad followed with Catherine Casper Betty Krause Beatrice Ordel lila Nicholas and others in attendance. Ethel Gillis gave a toe dance finishing a very entertaining program. The affairs are planned by Mrs Jolley and recur regularly throughout the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Mercantile Co
New York
Catherine Casper
Betty Krause
Beatrice Ordell
Hila Nicholas
Alie@ Whoreaker
Effe Humphreys
Eth Gillis
Mary Sherrard
Eriridde Yost
James Howard
Ethel Gillis
Jolley
Elyria High to Enter Northwestern Ohio Oratorical Contest
Elyria High School has accepted the invitation to represent in the Northwestern Ohio oratorical contest and will send a representative to Oberlin for the event on March 14. Eleven formal acceptances have been received by the committee. schools include Medina, Ohio, Port Clinton, Amherst, Kenton, Fostoria, Bucyrus town ship, and Spence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
Ohio
Oberlin
Phy Krapo
Pimen’s Literary Society
Medona
Adiland
Port Clinton
Amhers
Jara
Kenton
Fostoria
Buestus Towne Ship
Spence
Miss Mary Victoria Hummerich Celebrates Seventh Birthday
Miss Mary Victoria Hummerich, daughter of Mr and Mrs Victor Hummerich of 308 Winckles Street, marked her seventh birthday with a party attended by school friends. The event featured a seven candle cake in red white and blue, candy favors, cherry trees, and musical selections by Catherine McKee and Isabell Wessell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Victoria Hummerich
Victor Hummerich
Winckles Street
Catherine McKee
Isabell Wessell
Cserry- Wa
Saleses
Tsahell Wessell
Catherine Wichee
Roberta and
Francis ~Wells
Alice Iti
Irelen
Etha@ Yucha
Catherine Lavalle
Mats
Jane Hummerich
Bae Nttle
Mary
PQ Po OV club meeting at Mrs H B McCullough home
The PQ Po OV club formerly the Goomers club of the By SSt Begost church met at Mrs H Bo McCullough home on the Woren road Wednesday evening. The call to change the name disrupted most of the business session before the refreshment period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PQ Po OV
Goomers Cluib
H. Bo McCullough
Woren
S.es Ramis Daviy
Grange to Meet at LaGrange With Noted Speakers
Lorain County Pomona Grange announces the next meetings will be at LaGrange on Saturday March Y. County Agent CL E Rowland will speak on the program and State master Jerry Caton is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Pomona Grange
Mass
Mildred Bow
Grange
LaGrange
CL. E. Rowland
Jiarry Caton
Hamilton School PTA Marks Twelfth Anniversary
The Hamilton School Parent Teacher Association will observe its twelfth birthday on March 5 at the Hamilton School Building. Charter members and both former and current members are invited. Mrs. Carl Martin serves as association president.
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Hamilton
Alocation
Carl Martin
Acrew Society Meets at Mrs Kothe Home
The AL FL Flow Society gathered Thursday at Mrs Dr C Kothe 8259 Furnace St. Mrs Gates was absent due to illness and Mrs Himer Haverstick is in Florida. Despite bad weather the group planned for the next meeting on Thursday March 26 with Mrs McGrath 921 East Ave.
Dorcas Society Meeting At Grace Lutheran Church
The Dorcas Society of Grace Lutheran Church met in the church parlors with sixteen members present. The gathering was enjoyed and refreshments were served by hostess Mrs. Arthur Ehike who will entertain the society in two weeks at 530 Fort Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas Society of Grace Lutheran Church
Arthur Ehike
Fort Avenue
Elyria Peony and Gladiolus Society Meeting Notice
The Elyria Peony and Gladiolus Society will meet in the Lorain County Rink Building committee room on Monday March 2 at 7 30 p m Officers will be elected and year reports will be given A Woman's Club executive board meeting is set for 608 Middle Avenue on Monday March 2 at 2 50 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Peony and Gladiolus Society
Lorain County
Woman's Club Club
B. E. Saunders
Middle Avenue
Pre-Nuptial Party Honors Miss Lewis
Miss Margaret Lewis bride elect of James Dillon was honored at a linen shower hosted by Mrs John Lewis and daughter Lydia in Lorain. Yellow and white decor featured daffodil bouquets while guests hemmed linen pieces for the bride to be and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Lewis
James Dillon
John Lewis
Lydia
Lorain
Miss Lewis
Culture Club Meeting Highlights Shakespeare Echoes
The Culture Club met at 454 Earl Court yesterday afternoon with a Shakespeare themed program. Mrs F A Stespan read a paper on Shakespeare in Comedy focusing on Twelfth Night. Mrs O L Brog beck performed two solos, and the next meeting is set at Mrs Brodhbeck’s home at 012 Sixth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culture Club
Rs C. W. Kopres
Earl Court
Shakespere
F. A. Stespan
O. EL. Brogbeck
20 Club Banquet at Albee's Villa Delights Members
The 20 Club of Settleprone hosted a banquet at Alberess Villa last evening with Albert Mas soras as master of ceremonies. Two toasts were given to the proposed new building by many members. Mrs. G. A. Friday cast a vote for the project. Eleven couples danced until midnight, chaperoned by Mrs. Mere and Miss Kathleen Litt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albeess’ Villa
Albert Massoras
G. A
Amarlis Club Elects Officers at Lonsway Home Meeting
The Amarlis Club met at Mrs. John Lonsway on Dewey avenue for T Organization. Eight or nine members attended with Oscar Sehenbacher as guest. Ten games of progressive Pedro were played won by Mrs. William Timselsneider with Mrs. Orrin Baker second and Mrs. Jacob Gerber third. Prizes will be awarded at year end. Mrs. Baker elected president and Mrs. Lonsway assistant president. Next meeting set for March 5 at Mrs. Joseph Kaiser’s West River street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarlis Club
John Lonsway
Dewey Avenue
Oscar Sehenbacher
Pedro
William Timselsneider
Hien
Orrin Baker
Jacob Gerber
Joseph Kkaiser
West River Street
Delighted N. D. D Club gathering hosted by Mrs Yenna
Mrs. Alice Yenna of Brandston avenue proved a delightful hostess to the N. D. D Club last evening. Hearts was the main diversion with prizes going to Miss Grace Denning first Miss Ann Ashton second and Mrs. Elsie Donnelly consolation. A luncheon followed. On March 12 Miss Ann Ashton invites the group to her Cleveland street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Yenna
Brandston Avenue
Grace Denning
Ann Ashton
Elsie Donnelly
Cleveland Street
Mrs Klein Hosts Royal Neighbors at Nichols Court
Mrs. Fred Klein entertained twenty one members and three guests of the Royal Neighbors of America at her Nichols court home for an all day sewing meeting. A bounteous tureen dinner was served at noon with radio music enjoyed during the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Klein
Royal Neighbors of
America
Nichols Court
Carlisle Neighborhood Club Hosts Twelve Members and Guests
Mrs John Hebbebrand welcomed twelve members and three guests of the Carlisle Neighborhood Club on Thursday. After business, luncheon was served. Mrs B J Squire will be hostess to the Club on March 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hebbebrand
Carlisle
B. J. Squire
Admissions and discharges list for Lakewood and Wellington
Admission entries include Mrs. George Green of 503 Cleveland Street Mrs. Earl Keley of 326 Seventh Street Mrs. Milo Stearns of 709 East Avenue and Gilbert Scott of 1303 Edward Avenue. Discharges list Mrs. George Green 503 Cleveland Street Mrs. George Moses Wellington and Gilbert Scott.
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George Green
Cleveland Street
Earl Keley
Seventh Street
Milo Stearns
East Avenue
Gilbert Scott
Edward Avenue
Lakewood
George Moses
Wellington
Happy Go Luck Club Holds Interesting Meet
The Happy-Go-Lucky Club held a daytime meeting with prizes awarded to Mrs. Chris Neufer Mrs. C. E. Jumont and Mrs. Beal. Mrs. M. A. Jenking of 135 Parkview Court entertained. Dinner followed as the club adjourned to meet March 12 at Mrs BE Bedford 310 Thirteenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Neufer
C. E. Jumont
Beal
M. A. Jenking
Parkview Court
BE. Bedford
Thirteenth Street
Cloverleaf Club Menu and Birthday Celebration
Miss Elizabeth Klein of Nichols Court entertained Cloverleaf Club members at the last regular meeting. Refreshments and games followed a Washington Birthday theme. Prize winners were Miss Jessie Murney, Miss Margare Snyder, and Miss Julia Weiland. March tenth the place to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Klein
Nichols Court
Cloverleaf Club
Jessie Murney
Margare Snyder
Julia Weiland
Winners Class of Church of Christ Meeting Recap
The Winner's Class of the Church of Christ was entertained Wednesday evening by teacher J. D. Funk at 301 Elsine Street. A social hour followed the business meeting and the group decided to meet next on March 11 at the church.
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Church of Christ
J. D. Funk
Elsine Street
Birthday party for Robert Bainbridge at 27 Harvard Avenue
Jr. and Mrs. Thomas Higham hosted a fifteenth birthday celebration for son Robert Bainbridge at 27 Harvard Avenue. Guests included Judson Bainbridge family Mary Bainbridge and Walter Peake family from Elyria.
Reverend O G Nichols to Preach Here
In Dr. W L Walker's absence in Toronto Ontario Rev O G Nichols of Medina will supply the Elyria First Baptist pulpit. Nichols, former Elyria assistant pastor, returns for his first service since departure and will be warmly welcomed by the congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Walker
First Baptist Church
Toronto
O. G. Nichols
Medina
Elyria Church
Nichols
Local Socials and Appointments Highlight Week
Mrs. Wiseman arrives to assume pastor duties at Second Congregational Church with family to follow in a week. Motor party including Mr and Mrs Williams and Mr Williams travel to Cleveland for a theatre outing. Mrs J Keopke admitted to Lorain Hospital for treatment as others plan trips to Los Angeles and Chicago. Miss Evelyn Hunter of Elis- is mentioned among local updates.
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Frank Williams
Wade Williams
Frank Emerich
C. C. Lord
Wifred Granger
George Savage
Agnes Rood
Cleveland
Keith’s Palace
Charles F. Wiseman
Canton
Second Congregational Church
Bake Sale and Social Dance in Springvale
Circle 8 hosts bake sale with M E Shurch of Superior Electric Saturday morning. Social dancing Saturday evening features Julius Fischer's Orchestra in Springvale Olmsted event lineup.
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Circle 8
M. E. Shurch
Superior Electric
Springvale Olmsted
Julius Fischer’ Orchestra
Local News Briefs and Social Notes from Dale Court
Dale Court residents share travel news as Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Slumysky welcome a baby daughter at St. Joseph's hospital. Mrs. E. Hagen hosts guests with Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Hovis. Nelle Pershing recovers in Athens hospital while M. A. Sly and family return from Collins Ohio funeral. Witty plans a Paris Illinois trip. Dr. Walker preaches in Toronto. C E Bradley and daughter enter Cumberland Law School after five years as fellow students. Lucy Mays and G F Parker celebrate 70th birthday, among oldest twin sisters in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Court
New York
H. A. Slumysky
St. Joseph's Hospital
A. C. Smith
J. Hovis
E. &. Hagen
Loraln
Nelle Pershing
Athens
M. A. Sly
Fast Avenue
Collins
Ohio
Dallas
C. E. Bradley
Groesbeck
Texas
Law School
Cumberland University
Dallas Woman Sails Antique Diamond Cross Link to Mexican Emperor
A Dallas woman owns a 250 year old diamond cross said to have been made for the great great grandmother of Emperor Maximilian of Mexico. The piece anchors a rare jewelry collection and ties to imperial history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Maxiimilian
Mexico
Bake Sale and Pork Supper Fundraiser
Div C of Christ holds a bake sale at Loomis' Book Store Saturday at 9 a.m. A pork supper by the Rebekahs at I O C F hall follows Saturday February 28 at 4 30 p m until all served, 50 cents.
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Loomis’ Book Store
Rebekahs
I. O. C. F. Hall
Div. A. Ch. of Christ
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