Soprano Marie Tiffany to Perform At Elyria Recital
The Elyria Musical Art Society presents the third Artist Recital of the season on Monday at eight in the First Congregational church. Miss Marie Tiffany of The Metropolitan Opera Company will sing for Elyria audiences, marking her eighth season with the Met and following an informal audition in New York with Mr. Gatti-Casazza. Her program includes works by Grieg, Sinding, Alven, and Palmgren, including Norwegian songs. the final recital in March features the New York String Quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Musical Art Society
First Congregational Church
Metropolitan Opera Company
Marie Tiffany
Elyria
New York
Miss Marie Tiffany
Gatti-Casazza
Miss Tiffany
United States
France
Edvard Gries
Sinding
Alven
Palmgren
String Quartette
Daughters of the American Revolution January Meeting Planned
Elyria Chapter DAR will hold its January meeting Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. John Blanchard and her daughter Miss Jessie Blanchard at 200 East Third Street. Also the Triangles of the Girl Reserves schedule a play hour tomorrow at 2:30 PM in the YWCA gymnasium.
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Y. W
Installation of Officers at Mivria Lodge No 108
Mivria Lodge No 108 I O O F held a large meeting this week for the installation of officers. The deputy grand master and a long team conducted the ceremony. Officers installed included Noble Grand EB Jacobs and other key posts. After remarks from dignitaries, plans were announced and an oyster supper followed in the dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mivria Lodge
Lystriet
DPD
G. M
Walter Baker
Ge WL
Plad. Baker
GG. Marsh
Ralph Muftley
G. See. See
Grant Rodgers
G. Fin
See
W. Z. Bryant
G. Treas
Albert Heath
Harver Grills
Grafton Lodge
N.G
EB. C. Jacobs
WW. G
M. C. Parker
Ree
O. G
Samuel Davis
Noble Grand
Fin. Com
Joe Lutz
Karl Lehman
Chas
Vincent
Ralph Reinhardt
C. C. Day
PARENT TEACHERS ASSOCIATION HOLDS JANUARY MEETING
The Camden township Parent-Teachers Association held its regular monthly meeting in the school auditorium on Tuesday evening January 12 1925. The program included songs a piano solo a reading and a talk by Principal H L Swick on school and county work followed by a social hour with refreshments in the Domestic Science room. Hurrah for Our P T C was adopted as the club song sung by a male quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden Township
Parent- Teachers’ Association
Miss Gleason
Myre
Clarence Twinning
H. L. Swick
William Jackson
Bake sale at Central Book Store This Saturday
The Friendship Club of the Y W C A. stages a bake sale at Central Book Store on Saturday January 24. Proceeds support club activities and community programs.
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Central Book Store
Friendship Club of
The
Old Fashioned on Carlisle Grange Hall Night
An Old Fashioned event is planned at Carlisle Grange Hall on January 24. The notice invites community members to attend a social gathering with refreshments and music.
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Carlisle Grange Hall
Local events and club meetings fill evening program
Tonight events include Sons and Daughters of Liberty installing officers, Shufflewell Club with Mr. and Mrs. Daykin, Balloon Dance by Ridgeville Grange, and Junior Mission Band at 4 pm. Elyria Players present The Little Clodhopper. First Baptist sermon by Dr. Neighbour. Social details follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
K. of P. Hall
Shufflewell Club
Robert Daykin
Earl Court
Ridgeville Grange
First Baptist Church
Northwest
Elyria Players’ Club
Little Clodhopper
Elyria
Order of Eastern Star
R. E. Neighbour
Club activities fill midweek with games, luncheons, and plans
Ten members and two guests enjoyed pedro at Mrs. Lonsway's 619 Dewey avenue with prizes won by Mrs. Ries and others. A next meeting will be at Mrs. Almechneider's 355 Twelfth street. Circle No. 4 at St Pauls Evangelical Church met for devotionals, with Mrs. Miller hosting and Mrs. Cook slated to host in two weeks. The Friendship Cabinet scheduled the Senior Farewell for next Friday and February conference plans at Youngstown were finalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ink
Tiffin
Mary Woodcock
Jack Lonsway
Dewey Avenue
Pedro
C. L. Smith
Joe Kaiser
C.K. Werle
St. Pauls Evangelical Church
Getta Miller
Friendship Club
Youngstown
Fred Wirth
Circle No. Loof
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Nichols Court
Elizabeth Kline
Macriday
John Dailey
Paul Bourquin
Karvey Welton
Culture Club Examines Public Safety Discussion
The Culture Club met at Mrs. W. E. Hart's home to discuss public safety including whether accidents are rising. Mrs. W. Wanpes spoke on Public Service and protection against disease and accidents. The group planned a Feb 12 meeting at Mrs. J. G. Whitney's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culture Club
W. E. Hart
W. Wanpes
C. W. Martin
J. G. Whitney
Fifth Street
Misses chaperone Savio Gaudi Club party
Donna Bell and Gertrude Adams served as chaperones for a Wednesday evening Savio Gaudi Club gathering. Fifteen members attended a pleasant rite followed by luncheon and plans for another meeting at Miss Stelen Martins on Hast Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Bell
Gertrude Adams
Savioras Gaudi Club
Stelen Martin
Hast Avenue
Rose Club Entertained Attentively at West River Street
In a home decorated with roses the Rose Club met yesterday afternoon hosted by Mrs. Thomas Allen of West River Street. Prizes in a pedro were won by Mrs. D. F. Gooden first, Mrs. W. YT. Bridenstine second, and Mrs. Jack Delletier third. A dainty luncheon followed. Invitations went to Mrs. Gonod d and others as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Club
Thomas Allen
West River Street
Pedro Wer
D. F. Gooden
W. YT. Bridenstine
Jack Delletier
Gonodd
Chih
Diedrick
Bath Street
Ninety Five Club Hosts Afternoon With Dr William Muir Auld
Mrs C HF Cushins hosted the Ninety Five Club Thursday. Dr William Muir Auld gave an afternoon address on Amiel's Journal and presented current events topics by Mrs A B Taylor and Mrs A J Plocher. The discussion explored attitudes toward women and posthumous journal discoveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. HF. Cushins
Birth Street
Ninety- Five Club
William Muir Auld
American Association For the Advancement of Science
A. B. Taylor
Commission On Inter-Racial Co-operation
South
A. J. Plocher
Amiel
Auld
Ami
Womies
Fragmentary church choir notes and aid meeting hints
A garbled fragment mentions a church choir, an aid society event, and a morning meeting. It references singing and congregational focus but lacks clear names, dates, or places to specify the event or outcome.
Dressmaking class hosts lively Oberiin meeting
Mrs Gieters Fire ch dbch ital euyeh Beaty and Nieht eehoeck led a dressmaking class at Oberiin. Guests Mudie and Gates enjoyed the event with Hoye Tooihe and Ribs Mevir in attendance.
Home Electric Laundry Ad Extols Savings and Service
Local laundry ad touts curbside delivery and no detergent use. It claims secure handling of clothes, emphasizes money savings, and lists Home Electric Laundry contact details.
Circe No 2 at Roosevelt Ave Home Visit
Circe No 2 of the United gy church visited the home of Mrs Tho Tse Roosevelt Avenue in the afternoon. An event short in service was conducted and the next place was to be determined.
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Circe No
United Gy
Tho Tse Roosevelt
Twa
Local Lorain Residents Noted In Group of Short Mentions
Various brief notes place residents in Lorain including Shoemaxser and Zabeth Toth at 1h Ho Street, Joe Roew and A Jooker in Lorain, and tradesmen like a welder Marin Sandor and a steam fitter Jiannah Fender. Jean Chamberlain of Warren visits, while Mrs Frank Crosse attends a Cleveland automobile show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zabeth Toth
Ho Street
Lorain
Joe Roew
A. Jooker
Panne
Jiannah Fender
Ive
Elyria
Etsandor
Welder
Marin Sandor
Warhyer Son
26Th Street
Dada
Frank Crosse
Fighth Street
Cleveland
Sapien tes Club Holds Centi Annual Officers,Election
Sapien tes Club held its centi annual meeting in the high school cafeteria yesterday afternoon. Officers elected included Dorothy Shaw as First Consul and Raymond Potter as Second Consul. Dorothy Shaw installed as aidele, with cross word puzzle prize awarded to Alfred Gebnardt and consolation prize to Pauline Elderkin. A luncheon and dance followed adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sapientes Club
Dorothy Shaw
Raymond Potter
Virginia Saunders
Proctor
Helen Miller
Frank Stearns
Scriba
Ruth Bailey
Auster Rerum
Ellen Crisp
Aidele
Jane Moody
Comeegjing
Aide
Alfred Gebnardt
Pauline Elderkin
Local Admissions and Discharges Listed for Oberlin Area
Admission names include Mrs Harvey Green Adelbert avenue Anna Emery 125 Williams street Mrs William Pierce 14 Woodford avenue Geo Surder 431 East Broad street Irja Makela Ashtabula Ohio. Discharges list Dorothy Esker 4 Forest street Cecil Armitage 34 College street Oberlin Harry Dsargen Woodford avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Green
Lorain Notes On Meetings Guests And Moves
The Order of Eastern Star and Queen Chapter meetings are noted with guests from Mansfield Cleveland and Lorain. Announcements report the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Harvey Green of Adelbert avenue. Various residents travel to Cleveland for shows and events while others recover or visit relatives in Oberlin and Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Eastern Star
Queen Chapter
Lorain
A. Waltern
Mansfield
Frank Wunderly
Marseilles Avenue
Harvey Green
Adelbert Avenue
Memorial Hospital
R. P. McLaughlin
Longford Avenue
J. Q. Ryan
Cedar Street
Cleveland
W. T. White
Abby Road
Frank Elgart
Oberlin
Elyria
Waldemar Gardner Nichols
Charles
New York City
George T. Snyder
Columbus Street
East
Fannie RB. Johnson
East Avenue
Harry Seeking
Oberlin Road
Adam Hammer
Charles Slaughter
Broadstreet
May Young
Jean McKinnon
Daughters of Scotland
Bert Smith
J. Herbert Haynes
Queen City
Order
First Baptist Church
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Herold Perry
Kiwanis Club
Columbus
Kiwanis Clubs
Chas. F. Wiseman
Canton
Ohio
Second Congregational Church
Nellie Cobb
Kate Gleason Milestone in American Business
Kate Gleason of Rochester New York stands among the foremost American businesswomen. She has served as bank president and large scale building contractor, and has found success as machinery designer and manufacturer. She is the first woman admitted to the American Institute of Mechanical Engineers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Gleason
Rochester
N. Y
Miss Gleason
American Institute of Mechanical Engineers
Big special sale potted plants at $1.00 Saturday
He cock Floral Co. at 333 Broad promotes a one day sale with potted plants priced at one dollar, claiming best value in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hecock Floral Co
Broad Street
Church of Christ to Host Saturday Cafeteria Supper
Division C Church of Christ will serve a cafeteria style supper on Saturday from 4 30 p m until all are served. Proceeds support church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Ladies Aux 22 Knights of St Jo Meeting Notice
Members are requested to attend a special meeting at Moosehall on Friday at 7:30 sharp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of St. Jo
Moosehall
Also Mentioned on This Page
ODD Fellows
Parent-Teachers' Association
Poinsettia Club
Ella Billingsley
Northrup Street
Albert Yost
Amherst
Charles Fees
Martin Mueller, Jr
A. L. Rainey
Jack Schuster
R. J. Winckles
J. Lonsway
Amaryless Club
ST. Paul's Church
Societas Gaudi
Rosth Club
F. de. Andress
Narl Cramer
Inrain
West Avenue
DR. W. ML Auld
Pormer Pastor
Pesta
Dy Neehbour
Musical Art Society
Circle
United Presbyterian Church
Jean Chamberlain
Warren
Sapienteres Club
T. A. Kelley
Jorain High School
Mary Austin
William Pierce
Woodford Avenue
George Philpott
Grand Sentinel Tor
Elyria Dress Goods
Beppergaina
Josephine Hat Shoppe
Elyria Eee 1d Bldg
Nelles
Cheshire Block
Fresh Roses
Wainwright
Florist
East Side Market
Postoffice
Pythian Sisters
Eagles Hall
Candy
Jadies
Reid Bros
Broad St
Corner Chestnut
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