Elyria Music Society to Celebrate Sixteenth Anniversary
The Elyria Musical Art Society marks its sixteenth year with a public concert at First Congregational Church on Monday evening February fourth. Key performers include Ruth Brown harpist and Miss Ruth Brown, with Mrs. Rudolph Jawews Loran helping curate a program featuring Beethoven, Handel, Tschaikowsky, Grieg, and Brahms among others, led by Frank Wilford and Mr. Lemm.
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Elyria Musical Art Society
First ‘Congregational Church
Elyria
Rudolph Jae Ws Loran
Enotta
Glyria
Ruth Brown
Breckenridge
Oberlin
Frank Wilford
Miss Hinman
Handel
Martin
Mendelssohn
Levitzki
Bryant
Ethel Barnes
Tschaikowsky
God
McFadyen
Kischsteiner
Willoughby
Hahn Mr. Mac
Mrs. Jones
Aubade Printaniere
Dubois
Humoresque
Greg Miss Ruth Brown
Kha E Seea Fay Foster
Danny Deever
Damrosch the Swan
Ceeeeeeee Grieg
Mr. Lemm
Mr. Anderson
Lian Street Song
Vittor Herbert
Frank Walford
Community Club Dances Highlight Local Social Calendar
Knights of Pythias and Knights of Columbus host multiple events at K P Hall and Hotel Antlers. Lions and church groups plan dinners dances and suppers with radio entertainment and formal social nights. Hatikvah club holds a fourth annual dance with 100 couples. Girls Glee Club reveals officers and rehearsals for a Hawaiian operetta.
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Glee Club
Girls Glee Club
Elytia Fig
Echool
Carol Sewis
Rowe
Local Meetings Schedule From Various Groups
A rundown of upcoming meetings includes the Gulf Road Parent-Teachers Association gathering tomorrow night at the school, Mrs C H Spriggs entertaining the I D A Club, and Division L of the Second Congregational Church meeting Friday afternoon at 2 00 with Mrs C J Hess. The Church of Christ choir rehearses tonight with a social hour and Semper Fidelis serving refreshments. The Friendship Club Cabinet meets this afternoon after school at the YWCA, and the Girl Scouts hold their regular meeting tomorrow evening. The Woman's Civic Club Home Economics Department meets Friday February 1 at 2 30 at the YWCA with Mrs Lesle Lapp speaking on Pure Food. The Daughters of Scotia Lady Robertson Lodge No 96 plan their February meeting tomorrow evening at the Knights of Pythias Hall Broad Street, with future dates set for the first and third Fridays and a venue change from Wurst Hall to K of P Hall.
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Chevalier Lodge
Knights of Pythias
P. Hall
Harry W. Swindling
Wood Avenue
Wiss Mary Roth
Wurstcourt
Poinsettia Club
F. D. Nichols
Prospect
Ellis‘ Hall
St. Paul's Sunday School
New Church
M. EH
St. Andrew's Church
Earl Brown
St Andrew's Vestry
Episcopal Church
Friendship Club
Woman's Civic Club
Lesle Lapp
Cleveland
Daughters of Scotia
Lady Robertson Lodge No. 96
Broadtreet
Wurst Hall
K. of P Hail
Kiwanis Leaders Address Elyria Delegates in Cleveland
Twenty five Elyria Kiwanis members joined four hundred others from Akron to Warren at the Hotel Winton in Cleveland for a Fifth Division Kiwanis gathering. International President Edmund F. Arras, of Columbus, spoke on the organization’s reach across nearly 1,200 cities in the United States and Canada and outlined five current Kiwanis objectives including improving club membership standards and aiding under privileged children.
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Jlocal Kiwanis Club
Ohio District of Kiwanis
Winton Cleveland
Kiwanis Club of
Cleveland
Edmund F. Arras
Columbus
Ohio
Ki- Wams Organization
Akron
Berea
East Cleveland
Lakewood
Lorain
Elyria
Me‘dine
Painesville
Canada
Kiwanis International
Chambers of GemiMnerce
Americanization Club Party and School Socials Highlight LocalEvents
The Americanization Club hosted a luncheon at the school with remarks by Mr Will Courts and flowers for Mrs L A Hardy and Miss Jane McGuire. Senior HI Y and Junior groups report strong fund yields for the Chinese Fund and neighborhood totals near 3200. Dorcas Class and Gates School teachers enjoyed a Valentine themed gathering with music readings and a special delivery for Miss Mae Lyman.
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Vincent America Club
Will Courts
W Red
Iteblea
L A. Hardy
Jane McGuire
Marguerite Schuar
Gates School
Mae Lyman
Miss Lyman
Gates
Wels
Local Society Social and Legion Plans Noted in Lorain County
Icount y C E Society hosts a Christian Endeavor Week social at the Church of Christ with 25 members from county societies. Margaret Snyder chairs the social committee. The American Legion Post holds an informal meeting and schedules a special session next Tuesday to discuss the Adjusted Compensation Bill and other ex service concerns. Also noted are a fifteenth birthday party for Elia Morse and a series of weekly Bible lectures at First Baptist Church led by Rev R E Neighbour with the topic The Garils of Armageddon.
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Icounty
C. E. Society
Christian Endeavor
Lorain County
First Baptist Church
R. E. Neighbour
Butterflies and Posies Trim The Wee One's Frock
Gauzy printed silk is favored for grownups gowns and a charming little frock matches this material for the child. White silk hat and dollie bag accompany the dainty outfit with posies and buies on the white background.
Fragments Mention Accidents and Prices in Japan
A garbled passage notes deaths in accidents and mentions spiraling costs for silk stockings and movie theater seating in Japan. The text mixes casualty references with consumer price hints and vague social commentary.
Local society and travel notes from Lorain area
Mrs Lenore Stevick returns from Southern Pines North Carolina after five weeks with her son. Mrs Anna Albreght comes back from Elyria to Hon rietta to uncle. Mrs Theodore Faxon now in St Petersburg Florida at 17 Fourth street south. M C Sorenson convalescing at 311 Lake Ave after two weeks illness. Born to Mr and Mrs Herb Limpath 131 Clinton Ave a baby boy born in St Josephs Hospital Lorain. Ralph Hambly R D 2 welcomed a baby son. Judge D J Nre of Washington attending a Masonic banquet in Fremont at the new Masonic Temple. Mr and Mrs E B Moore and Mr and Mrs W B Kelly visited Loran last night. Mrs Q Ryan 114 Cedar St will visit Cleveland for Art Exhibition and Tea. Juniper Road Mrs Bren a Cleveland School of Arts member. Elizabeth Hawke West Ave expected home from Baldwin Wallace College Berea for mid semester vacation.
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Irs
Anna Albreght
Elyria
Dute
Rietta
Theodore Faxon
St. Petersburg
Florida
Fourth Street
M. C. Sorenson
Lake Ave
Herb Limpath
Clinton Avenue
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Lorain
Ralph Hambly
R. D
D. J. Nre
Washington
Fremont
New
Masonic Temple
E. B. Moore
W. B Kelly
Loran
Jgn
Harr Nielsen
Q. Ryan
Cedar Street
Cleveland
Juniper Road
Rren
Cleveland School of Arts
Elizabeth Hawke
West Avenue
Baldwin-Wallace College
Berea
Lorain County Bank Hosts Directors and Families Dance
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company held a Christmas season dinner dance at the Country Club for directors their wives and employees. The Lenz orchestra from Norwalk provided music as guests danced and sang. The event marked the close of the bank’s Christmas Springs Clay campaign described as the most successful in bank history with the Present club noted as larger than before. Nearly one hundred guests attended and reported an enjoyable evening.
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Lorain County Bank
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
Lenz Orchestra
Norwalk
Gusta
Rheumatic Neuritis Cure Promised by Drugstore Guarantee
Every county druggist is authorized to offer a full pint bottle of Allenrhu as a guarantee against rheumatic pain with money back if no relief. Inventor James H. Allen insists on proven results and will not take payment unless Allenrhu conquers the disease, with Harry A. Crandall supplying it.
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aAllevrha
James H. Allen
Allenrhu
Harry A. Crandall
Marie Turner Weds Clarence Pycraft at Kirby Home
Marie Turner of the Abbey road marries Clarence Pycraft at Rev. Edwin Kirby's home. The couple, unmarried, will reside in Elyria. Hospital notes list admissions and discharges including Hazel Enz Melissa Rawson Nick Csonka Hazel Goodman Brice Ishes Edward Turns and Glen Hicks.
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Clarence Pycraft
Elyria
Marie Turner
Elyria Township
Edwin Kirby
Paul Rose
Craneman
Mildred Yost
Saleen Abdakram
Ruth Sahama
Lo- Tain
Mahraz
Everett L. Curtis
Winifred Waite
Oberlin
Graham
Abey Road
Abbey Road
Kirby
Mrs. Pycraft
Hazel Enz
Cleveland Street
Melissa Rawson
LaGrange
Ohio
Nick Csonka
Woodford Avenue
Hazel Goodman
Columbia Station
Brice Ishes
West Street
Edward Turns
Harrison Street
Glen Hicks
East Avenue
Bake Sale at The Singer Sewing Machine Store
Circle 3 of St. Pauls church plans a bake sale at The Singer Sewing Machine Store on Saturday February 2. Proceeds support church activities and community outreach.
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St. Paul's Church
Singer Sewing Machine
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the Bee
Aee Behubert
Bemis
Kreeft
Salon Orchestra
Conred
Mr. Wagner
L. Wagner
Brownell
Giles
Tiute
Mies Hinman
Auskuwoal
Hinkle
Knights OF Columbus
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Fourth Degree
Hotel Antlers
William Damm
J. M. Trainor
Archie Dengate
J. F. Emerich
M. J. Roth Jr
W. J. Gray
Russell Powers
J. P. Kearny
Bar
Hatikvah Club
Temple Ball
Stout
Hatikvoh Club
Jean Notkins
Beth Street
Narcissus Club
Narcosus Club
Charles Smart
Clark Street
Wieland
Heuser
A. F. Christy
Parkview Court
Gulf Road
Parent-Teachers’ Association
C. H. Spriggs
East River
I. D. A. Club
Second Congregational Church
C. J. Hess
Glendale Court
Church of Christ
Elyria Kiwanians
Americanization Club
PARTY
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ED Wee
Men's Club OF Church
Dorcas Society
Dorcas
C. J. Mui
Deane Burnes
Elia Morse
Hillsdale Court
Bine
Japan
Spectatoc
Davis
Aris
Lenore
Stevick
Southern Pines
North Carolina
Columbia Grange Dance
Carlisle Grange
Oberlin Road
R. N. of
A. Mayflower
Circle No. 9
First Methodist
Wildercraft
Candies
Psp Cuir Central Book Store
Consult
Willis
Broad St. Optometrist
Optician
Grand Theatre
Marbach
Loomis
Valentines
Chronicle Telegram
T OF the Blue Birds
Listeat Hall
Broad Street
Leader Shoe Store
Geo. H. Hill, Prop
East Ave
Davenport
The
Harry H. Smith Co
Elyria, Ohio
Nebraska
Nippon
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Chronicle-Telegram
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