Musical Art Society Program Led by Mrs Parker
The Musical Art Society presents a program arranged by Mrs R A Parker on Monday January 29 at 3 PM Involves piano selections by Mrs A N Ler and Mrs R A Parker featuring soprano Mrs John C Sull of Cleveland baritone Mr R A Parker and works by Schuett Handel O Hara and Rachmaninov among others with Mrs J O Samuel and Mrs A M Miller contributing in varied pieces including a suite for two pianos and Trove of Beethovens Saint-Saens variations and other selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Parker
Giobatora
The
Musical Art Society
A. N.ler
R. A. Parker
John C. Suel
Cleveland
Schuett
Miller
Parker
O'Hara
Foster
A. Parker
Gretchaninof
Rachmaninof& Corn Fields
Rachmaninoff
J. O Samuel
Gabrilorvitz Turner-Maley
Arensky
Treharne Girometta
Sibella
Community meetings and events in Lorain area
Local groups including Lorain No. 92 and the friary plan an ark installation at Monday’s meeting. Woman's Welsh Club hosts sewing at Mrs. William Pemberthy’s on Tuesday January 30. W.P.U. divisions meet at Moses Lyman’s, 820 Broadway, and Nelson Van Wormer’s home, 215 East ad street, at 2:30 pm next Tuesday. Frances Squire hosts a one o’clock luncheon in honor of Miss Henriette Edwards, a canned shower signaling her upcoming marriage in one month. Irene Warlaughter’s engagement to Kenneth Dillon noted with wedding plans. Mrs. Almedy Chambers’ 81st birthday celebrated with relatives. 30+ guests from nearby towns attended. One Hundred Percent Club marks Fred Urias birthday with games and prizes. Veterans Auxiliary notes a meeting with initiations and a William Meeley birthday tribute. Unity Club, led by Mrs. Barber, meets with sixteen members and four guests. future hostesses announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson van Wormer
Ad Street
Frank Hart
B. H. Rickard
Squire
Miss Edwards
Frances Squire
Third Street
Henriette Edwards
Bridge Street
Martiage
Hene Edwards
Mary Edis
Carl Dillon
Chasid
Louise Hoffman
French
Anna Eg- Virginia Crandall
Dorothy Fas
Amyjll
Oberlin
Harland Day Brown
West Third Street
Anne Whit
Lorain
F. J. Rockey
Charles Haines
Cleveland
William Bamham
Artemas Court
Dwight Andrews
Marion
Mansfield
Katherine Schuller
Arch L Hall
Winckles Street
Hart Dickason
East River Street
Detroit
Dickason
J A Davis
Rachael Crandall
Lake Avenue
Deroth Watts
Furnace
Percy Rimbach
Ray Bruck
Sandusky
Arthur Buswell
Clark Street
Avon Lake
Chas. C Lord
Seventh Street
Clara Lord
Lloyd Crannall
W. E. Lewis
Lodi Street
Lorena Tomson
Margaret Gillard
West Br. Street
Elmer Haverstick
Lincoln Court
Frank Seukes
Clavyean
Eugene Smith Weds Helen Highland in Missouri
Word arrives of the marriage of Eugene Smith to Miss Helen Highland, both of Sheibina Missouri. The ceremony occurred Wednesday January 24 at Sheribina. Smith worked in The Chronicle Telegram stereotype dept and Lorain Journal previously. He is brother of Mrs Ernest Erber of Elyria and has many local ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Smith
Helen Highland
Sheibina
Missouri
Sheribina
Smith
Chronicle-Telegram
Lorain Journal
Ernest Erber
Cleveland Street
Elyria
Lorain
Happenings of the Week in Canton Churches and Clubs
A sequence of club meetings and church events fills the week from Monday through Saturday in Canton. Installations, lectures, and entertainments occur at Grace Lutheran, First Congregational, and Second Congregational churches while numerous clubs like Five Hundred, Laurel, Vermontia, and Qui Vive meet in homes and community venues. A note details a mission study program at First Congregational and a birthday gathering for Little Artimus Ligos.
Church Activity Schedule Across Grace Lutheran and Nearby Churches
Grace Lutheran lists weekly church council and Sunday school activities including choir rehearsals, Dorcas society meeting with Mrs. Fred Cole at 323 Louisiana Avenue, and Junior society events. Church of Christ notes prayer service, a Friday Dorcas class hostess with Men’s class banquet at 6 30 followed by a guest address, music and social evening. St John’s Lutheran details Bible class, adult confirmation, Sunday school teachers meeting, and Ladies aid society gathering Thursday afternoon.
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J. E. Riles
Clark Street
Christian Endavor
First Congregational Church
Hart Summers
Earl,court
Laurel Club
W. D. Scanlon
Brandston Avenue
Eagle Lodge
T. Hennderson
Oberlin Business College
Federation Girls of
WLC
Grace Lutheran Church
Odd Fellows Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Rotary Club
Second Congeregatonal
George Standen
Lake Avenue
St. Paul's Ladies’ Aid Society
J. Beese
W. Bambam
Hosteates
Ernest Birch
Park Avenue
Doreng Society
Grace Luthleran Church
F. C. Cole
Louisiana Avenue
Leon Kennedy
Princeton Avenue
S. H. Squire
Third Street
Unitedresbyterian Church
C. L. Bristol
Harvard Avenue
Peter Pan Club
Joyce Gregg
Kenyon Avenue
Lucky Links
Karl Kaiser
Chestnut Street
Blue Jay Card Club
Reynolds
West River Street
Young People's League
S J. Paul’s
Ladies' Aid of Jewish Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
St Johns’s Lutheran Church
Kiwanis Club
C. J. Miller
Sunday School Board
Methodist Church
Franklin Parent-Teachers’ Association
Catholic Daughters of America
Elyria Radio Club
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Daughters of Scotland
Public Health Center
Grace Lutheran
Dorcas Society
Fred Cole
Church OF Christ
Dorcas
Church Pariora
ST. John's Lutheran
Local notes on ill residents and social visits in Lorain
Ill residents in Lorain listed with brief improvements and family updates. Mrs Wm Pinto and Ruth Carmen show slight recovery from pneumonia. numerous visits to Cleveland and Lorain relatives noted, plus social events at homes, clubs, and courts. Marriage licenses issued for Ray Webber Stella Donbroski and William Roberts Janie Brown.
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Marrage
Ray Webber
Stella Donbroski
Lorain
Readable Snow Crystal Themes and Squirrel Stores
The text notes that snow crystals create intricate designs copied by jewelers and craftspeople, while squirrels store five times more food than they can eat. It mentions the Yangtze River in China rising and then falling rapidly, illustrating rapid natural changes.
New Lamp Burns 94 Percent Air and Claims Superior Performance
An advertisement touts a lamp that uses 94 percent air and 6 percent kerosene claiming brighter, cleaner light than gas or electricity. Tested by government and universities, it promises no smoke or noise, no pumping, and a free 10 day trial plus potential part time earnings for agencies.
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U.S
Chicago
I Am the Law and When Knighthood Was in Flower at Colonials Grand
The Colonial presents I Am the Law a moving picture tale of Northwest police brothers with murder, pursuit, and a twist where the hunted brother confesses it was he who committed the crime. Grand roars with When Knighthood Was in Flower praised as Cosmopolitan’s top photo play. Marion Davies stars as Princess Mary Tudor with a lavish gown weighing twenty five pounds.
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Great Northland
Northwest Police
Henry VIII
England
Louis XI
France
Marion Davies
Mary Tudor
Ely School Kindergarten Opens January 29
Ely school announces the kindergarten start on January 29 with bus arrangements unchanged from previous years.
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Ely School
The Fast Mail and Buck Jones at Dreamland
A vivid program featuring The Fast Mail with Buck Jones as hero, including a race between fast mail and automobile plus a love story and action packed incidents. Dreamland presents The Cave of Buffalo Bill episode with a strong comedy, an extra film, and a rat close comedy for a complete show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anerican
Charles “Buck” Jones
Buffalo Bill
Mackail and Follies Girls Stir London Stage Debut Plans
The text describes Mackaill and two young English Folies girls preparing for stage work at the Hippodrome, with talk of debuts in London and involvement by Mr. Ziegfeld. It notes shifts in careers, new contracts, and looming appearances as Beverley Bayne, Francis, Arbuckle, and Bennett productions are referenced, hinting at a busy, evolving show business season.
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Mackail
Footlight
England
London
Mr. Ziegfeld
Mackaill
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Wsical Art Society
Anton Lorain
Ark
Monevening
Woman's Welsh Club
William Pemberthy
East Seventh Street
Moses Lyman
Broaday
Ner-Dillon
Irene War
W. H. Warner
Kenneth Dillon
Edwin Kirby
Dillon
S. Dillon
Richy, Ch and Watts
Chambers
Sathday
Almedy Chambers
J. L. Or
Grafton
Avon
Shef
R. A. Taylor
Rs. Chambers
Urlas
C. McMullen
Fred Urias
Florence Blazer
Horacehum
Fred Storrer
Arthur
Urias
Arthur Rainey
Lewis
McMullen
S$ OF Veterans Ciliary Meets
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
William Meeley
Bbers
Cora Uber
Acpawist
Hattie Ee
L. Lewis
Louise Goodman
Weriie Wack
America
Y Club
Barber
Jaoon
C. R. Barber
Math Street
Om Smith
J. George
Eastern Blvd
W. 5
Lloyd Crandall
Correse Five Hundred Club
E. J. Stankard
W. F. Meister
Women's Relief Corps
A. R. Rooms
Flora Hoak
Charles Abby
Harmony Card Club
H. L. Burns
Pedro
Hamlin Humphrey
Thirteenth Street
Autumn Leaf Circle
Dimick
E. E. Dimick
East Avenue
A . Warner
Sixteenth Strest
Inter SE Club
Ethel and
Lilan West
Heghts Boulevard
Dona Dyre
Christ Oliver
Dorothy Wilcox
Nell Willows
Quincy Street
F E Smith
Roosevelt Avenue
Berniece Haines
Mary Frances Squ
Parrell
Northwest
Odd Fellows’ Hall
United Presbyterian Missionary Society
J. Day
Margaret Gould
Sudans
Hospital Notes
Peart Kaipher
William French
Center Street
Joseph Maskovak
Western Heights
Misa Maude Duckett
East Broad St
Harry Dempster
West River Treet
Mis
Anta Durek
R. D
Valley City
Mdeed
Loquacious
V. R. Snyder
J. Mra. C. Bliss
Tattergall Court
Charles Becker
Furnace Street
A. J. Schwartz
West Avenue
Frank Kelling
Prthian Sisters
Helping Hand Society
First Spiritualist Church
Devision L
Second Congregational Church
Chester Shepard
Woodland Avenue
Phyllis Duckett
Vermontia Club
George Stark
Twelfth Street
Security Benefit Association
C. E Lozier
Washington Avenue
Elytia Radio Club
Order of Eastern Star
Carlisle
Orster
Parent-Teachers Association Home Economics Dept of Woman’s Cult Club
Owen Coghlan
Halle Brothers
Gertrude Mason
Middle Avenue
Joe Taft
Violett Club
First Congregational Mission Study Club
Mission Study Club
F.M Shelton
Wilder
Artimus Ligos
Broad Street
Wm. Pinto
Austin
LeGrange Road
J. Edwards
Tenth Street
Kent
Ruth Carmen
J. Agate
J. H. Bellingham
Frank Waller
Harwood Street
Fred Kuhliman
Ralph Viel
George E Eberling
Bradley Road
Page Avenue
East Cleveland
500 Club
William Youngeberg
LaGrange Road
Harry Moon
John Moon
Carl. Deiderich
Florence Hicke
Tre- Mont Street
Mae Friday
West Bridge Street
Women’s Club
Hob. Stoughton
Earlcourt
Butler
Pennsylvia
Hackett
Albany
Frank Ellenberger
Cascade Street
General Barrage
New York Central Lines
Yangtse River
China
al Wars
Day
Middle
OK Shoe Store
Kathryn Moore
Charles
Buck) Jones
Fast Mail
Lincoln J. Carter
Lupine Lane
Romance
Buster Keaton
Elyria Business College
Lynn Reynolds
William Fox
Larry Lemon
Dreamland
Alice Lake
Gaston Glass
Kenneth Harlan
Hector Sarno
Rosemary Theby
Noah Beery
Wallace Beery
North Woods
Ital and
Odette
Hetty
Mitzi
Tae
Paare
Harold Leve
Wee When Xi
Marion Daviey
Lyn Hardiy
Henry VII
Louis
Capps
Hom Ting
Buffal
Fish
Mackaifl
Ters
James Iee
James
Francis
Beverly Bayne
Bennett
Gutar
K-Arbuckle
Imprivate
Arbuckle
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