Mock Coat Scene Delights Masons Club Crowd
A spoof court scene staged by the Masonic Booster's club drew laughter as Misworth Biggs defended a mock defendant Jack Warden in a pretend trial. The program featured A F Terry and W Park solos, magic by R Kaufman, and a Jewish comedian impersonation by A Wilker.
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Misworth Bigss
Criminal Court
Seane
Jack Warden
Biggs
Dow
Sven
Rust
McKenia
Masonic
Wiliam Park
Roacoe Kauffman
Miller
A. Wilker
Lorain
Organ Concerts Sweep Oberlin June 22 to 25
A June schedule at Oberlin features organ recitals from June 22 to 25. Performances highlight the organ section and attract local music lovers to campus venues.
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Oberlin
Grenton A Smith Heads Masonic Boosters Group
Brenton A Smith leads a 35 member Masonic Booster Club for super excellent masters with active obligation. Officers include F Aust as vice chairman E E Tite as secretary treasurer K W Plocher P J Cochrane J W Warden. The group opened with a large entertainment last night as the first in a planned series. FEDERATION GIRLS FORM MOVIE PARTY. Federation members attend a Y W A dinner and a movie at the American Theatre to see Made in Elyria.
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Shipa
Sts
Brenton A. Smith
E. E. Tite
K. W. Plocher
P. J. Cochrane
J. W.warden
Federation
Pink delphinium ball graces Elyria musical group
At the Reety home on Third Street yesterday evening the Spring Rovers hosted a large reception for about two hundred guests from 3 to 7 pm. Mrs. Reefy, president of the Musical Art Society, led a large committee in arranging floral decor and a luncheon that featured pink and blue delphiniums and honeycomb color motifs.
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Kari P. Reety
Third Street
Reefy
Musical Art Society
Yeharter
Frank Wilford
J. @. Whidden
Wileridder
Haries Notley
C. E. Brodbeck
Elyria
Mansfela Society
J. G. Karry
Wilfrid
Whidden
Misa Ada Resfy
Local Social Notes From Elyria and Nearby
Elyria society items list guests visiting from Pasadena and Buffalo and Columbus, plus travel plans for a fishing trip to Burt's Lake. A Chamber of Commerce luncheon in Cleveland precedes attendance at the Cleveland Boston game. Also noted are illness, family visits, and a WCA Grade School Girl Reserves meeting at the WCA on June 24.
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Elyria’ Chamber of Camerte
Franklin, McKinley, Jefferson and Gates Corps
Conclave Opens for American Classic Language League
The American Classic Language League opens in Cincinnati with about 400 delegates. The group, created last year at the National Education Association convention, aims to improve high school and college classical language training. Patr iotic songs in Latin are among the features planned for the annual meeting.
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Cincinnati
Princeton Educators Attend Sure Relief Meeting
Distinguished educators in classic learning attend a meeting with Dean Andrew F. West of Princeton University overseeing the opening session. Charles P. Taft, publisher of the Cinemzat Times Star, delivers the welcome address.
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Andrew F. West
Graduates’ School
Princeton University
Charles P. Taft
Cinemzat! Times-Star
Coal Shortage Fears Continue Amid Price Hikes in City
Mayors and coal dealers warned prices may rise to 13 or 14 dollars per ton next winter as freight and handling costs push up the cost. Officials expect supply to tighten until miners wage talks end, with factories still relying on coal for steam and power. Four detained immigrants escaped Ellis Island by rowboat prompting a nationwide alert.
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Jones
A. L. Patrick
Elyria Manufacturer’s Association
Elyria
Presbyterians Meet in Lakewood with Presbytery Leader
Lautenschlager and other delegates from the local United Presbyterian church attended the Cleveland Presbytery meeting in Lakewood. The church reported its best year yet and lauded the forward movement, led by Rev. W. J. Smith and Mrs. G. R. Garver. Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Nelson of Struaberg, Ohio, left today.
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Phrinbet ‘of Commerce
Aeidotron
Bt. Louis
St. Mary's Catholic Church
J. C. Boylan
Furnace Street
Thelma
Richard Gray
St Agnes’ Church
Fr. Reilly
Miss Boylan
St. Mary's Choir
Whs
Craw
Circle of the Child Construction League
Cascade Park
J. iFoley
Gracecourt
United Presbyterian Sunday School
United Presbyterian Church
Tuthill and Wilder
Sipes
Peachy
Cheney
Geo. I. Cooper
Greveland
Cim Sutterland
East River Streat
Margaret Snyder
Loch Street
Columbus
Ohio State Christian Endeavor Convention
Misa Snyder
Sarah N. Frey
Margaret
Pasadena
Cal
George Riley
Buffalo, N. Y
Henry Ingall
Middle Ave
Jane
Painsville
Fredrica’ Mir
Albany, N.Y
W. S Miller
West Are
Fred J. McAlester
West Third Street
Thomas Wiliams
George Myers
Burt's Lake
Michigan
W. S. Miller
Westaye
W. H Thomas
Sarah
Columbus St
Detroit
Irving Fullerton
Bessie Thomas
Third St
Kent
Ohio State Normal School
Sigud Hellman
Ada Wallington
Gladys. Miller
Lottie Schwartz
Dorothy Ingersoll
Dorothy Sek
Cumatance Duckett
Western College
Oxford
Ohio
Classic League
Bellans
Petery Bellans
New York
Ellis Island
Ia Wife
Itt Steint
Kathlyn Williams
Beatrice Joy
Dreamland
Elmo Lincoln
Elmo the Fearless
Chester
King Baggot
Hawe’s Trail
Charles Hutchison
Whirlwind
Universal Weekly
Tony
Marshall Netlan
Hiown
Marshall Eae
Selznick Weekly
Secret Service
CS Lee
Riverview Park
Svsaeeeo Tamer Onal Ono Res Lensnaser Vansisrooyeg
Rcresita
Stoni
St. Clair Avenue Viaduct
John B Madaris
Homer C. Gordon
Wital
James
Piebds
Labor Hall
Elect Sharp
Erman Cotton
L. J. Amadell
Goodyear Fire and Rubber Co
Andwur
Kremola
C.M. Berry
Ehler
Hackett & Addison
Broad Street
Paradise Soda Grille
Liberty
The
Harry H.smith Co
Elyria, Ohio
CanDyl and
Wellington
Pittsfield
Ernest Pargonli
hugFain
C. J. Miller
Miss. Grey
Stella Varzinsek
West Ave
City
G. R.garver
George
Strauaberg, O
Mrs
A. K. Nelson
Marmire
Mercis
PAMS
V. Vivadou, Inc
Hoech
Middle Avenue
Illinois
Hamilton
Hampden
Waltham
Elgin
Alvin Silver
Richeleau
Sirmon
Pohlson ‘Galleries
Pawtucket
R. I
Chas. S. Baron, Jr
Jeweler
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