Elyria High Senior Class Stages Three One Act Plays
The Elyria high school senior class presented three one act plays to a full auditorium last evening. Wurzel-Flummery by A. A. Milne features Crawshaw and Meriton debating a 50 000 pound bequest under a quirky condition. The Pot-Boiler satirizes play production with four characters armed. Will Of The Wisp by Doris Fifalman offered an impressionistic, supernatural episode with strong acting and lighting. Leland Osborne on violin and the high school orchestra provided musical interludes. Miss Helen Todd directed performances with praise. The program repeats tonight in the auditorium.
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Elyria High School
Wurzel-Flummery
A. A. Milne
Robert Crawshaw
Richard Meriton
Walter Scott
Howud Hogan
Wurzel-Flumferry
Albert Champney
Denia Clifton
Crawhaw
Ifr
Meriton
Dirs
Doris Fifalman
Leland Osborne
Lorena
Helen G Todd
Wedding of Miss Jessie Sites to Reginald Davis
Miss Jessie Ntes daughter of Mr and Mrs Sugens Sites Murray Rid a to Reginald P Davis East Milton Aosa wed this morning at the M E parsonage Rev Kirby officiating The couple are headed for a life together in a soldierly town disclosure of home base not given
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Jessie Ntes
Sugens Sites
Murray Rid
Reginald P. Davis
East Milton
Aosa
M. E. Parsonage
Kirby
Security Benefit Association Meeting At I O O F Hall
The Security Benefit Association held its regular business meeting last evening at the I O O F hall with a good attendance. Mrs Henry Hoard entertained Thursday evening in honor of her daughter Marion s eighteenth birthday with guessing contests and prizes awarded to Verna Braddon Margaret Shde Ruth Bechtel Clarence Mienke and Earl Wilson. Refreshments were served to eighteen guests. Y W C A Notes Hiking class will meet Monday evening at six o clock and go for a hike with Miss Kemble. Each member will bring her lunch. Coterie Five Hundred The Coterie Five Hundred club was entertained yesterday afternoon by Mrs Frank Smith of George street.
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Frank Smith
Twelfth Treet
Charles Schmittg An
Wooster Street
Econd Congregational Church
Smith
Schmittgen
Selle Rath
John Conabee
John Kennedy
Belle Rath
Diigton
John Gutchar
Chicago
Red Ernshaw
U. Sl
Princeton
Helen Kaiser
Cona Bell
Mildred Trainor
Ostess
Ragsdale
Gladys Parmely
Lake Venue
Wm. Ragsdale
Ruth Huffman
Virginia Allen
Mra
Agsdale
ST. Paul's Circle
St. Paul's Church
Albert Eckler
Chestnut Street
Knapp
Adie
Marion McRoberts
East Avenue
Wm. Meinke
C. J. Wall
Fred Theumbling
H.C Martin
Prospect Street
Folowe
C McMulen
Wm. Mills
John Martin
Arthur
Rainey
Young Women's Association
Muriel Reisinger
Young Women’s Association
Second Congregational Church
Lake Avenus
Mabel Elliott
Latin America
May Douglas
Maude Hicanor Davies
Eva Mackey
Service Star Legion
American Légion Hall
M. A. Guerin
Furnace Street
Frank Boylan
Norwalk
Security Benefit Association
The
I. O. O. F. Hall
Henry Hoard
Clark Street
Marion
Verna Braddon
Margaret Shde
Ruth Bechtel
Clarence Mienke
Earl Wilson
Coterie
George Street
Social Roundup of Visits and Local Meetings
Pine Bluff resident Mrs Henry Blackman visits sister in town while Anna Monroe plans a Toledo weekend. Various clubs hold meetings at Masonic Temple and R N A camps prepare for a June Cleveland gathering. Numerous residents travel to Columbus Elyria Lorain and New Zealand. family visits and graduation plans color a busy weekend roster.
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges
Admissions include Mrs Clara Sterling of Wellington Ohio and Frank Sterling of Wellington born to Mr and Mrs R W Haynes of East Avenue a son. Discharged: Frank Eckenbroa of Adams Street.
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Clara Sterling
Wellington
Frank Sterfing
R. W. Haynes
East Avenue
Frank Eckenbroaa
Adams Street
Community club listings and church group notices
A dense roster of local organizations follows, listing weekly meetings and event notes for Tuesday Wednesday and Friday through church, fraternal and civic groups, including Odd Fellows Lodge Knights of Pythias Rotary Club Daughters of Liberty and many auxiliary circles. The items note meetings, hosts, addresses and social events such as picnics and concerts across local streets and institutions.
Marriage Licenses and Finnish Parliament Note
Thomas R Betts 24 farmer and Ina M Green 26 teacher, Oberlin Dr Nicholas Van der Pyl Reginald P Davis 28 East Milton Mass teacher and Jessie G Sites 24 Carlisle. Rev Edwin Kirby. Alfred C Werner 39 carpenter and Ethel G Wilbur 33 clerk both of Amherst. A minister. No fewer than twenty women now hold seats in the national law making body of Finland.
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Thomas R. Betts
Ina M. Green
Oberlin
Nicholas van der Pyl
Reginald P. Davis
East Milton
Mass
Jessie G. Sites
Carlisle
Edwin Kirby
Alfred C Werner
Carpenter
Ethel G. Wilbur
Amherst
Finland
Legal status of women in Ohio questioned in education digest
The Digest prepared by the Ohio League of Women Voters outlines questions about property rights and family control. It notes that generally the husband is head of the family and may determine residence, with the wife required to conform. It mentions penalties for desertion and the potential for extradition requests in such cases.
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Ohio League of Women Voters
Church and civic notices from Elyria area churches
Local church activities list morning and evening services across multiple congregations including First Congregational Second St and Middle Ave First Church of Christ Scientist St John s Lutheran Zion Baptist St Andrew s Episcopal Pilgrim Community Church of Christ United Presbyterian and related notes on Baccalaureate ceremonies and preacher assignments. The text also covers Sunday school times Pentecost services German language offerings and a brief legal Q A on Ohio marriage laws and penalties.
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United Presbyterian
East Ave
W. 5. Smith
First Congregational Church
Pentecost Sunday at St Paul Evangelical Church
The church on Middle Avenue and Third hosts German services at 11 25. Lord's Supper at 10 45. Corner Princeton and East River hosts Sunday school and Adult Bible Class at 9 15. Evening service at 7 00 with sermon "A Little Child in Jesus Arts" and theme "We preach Christ crucified" with sermon topic "A Pentecostal church."
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ST. Andrew's Episcopal Middle Ave
Edwin B
First Baptist Second St
R. E Neighbour
ST. Paul Evangelical Middle Avenue
Third Paul Bourquin
Princeton Avenue
East River Street
Harry C. Muhly
Methodist Service and Union Baccalaureate in Elyria
The Methodist Episcopal Church schedules a 10:45 a.m. morning service with a sermon on The Influence of Christianity Upon Human Life and a 7:30 p.m. Union Baccalaureate. June 8 is highlighted as a great day for Methodism in Elyria. The International Bible Students meet at Wurst's hall Sunday at 10 a.m. with F. C. Detweiler lecturing on Christ's Return and world problems, citing Luke 21 25 about nations in distress.
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THE
Methodist Episcopal Court
Sis
Edwin Kirby
Union
Elyria
International Bible Students
Wurst
Oberlin Church Services and Activities Listed
Oberlin churches announce schedule for Sunday services at United Congregational and First Church with sermons by Van der Pyl and J T Briggs plus a Lord's Supper observance. American Legion Hall hosts gospel meeting and prayer sessions, with Bible class and neighborhood events, while Christian Science Society holds Sunday school and morning service and midweek testimony.
Reading Room Hours Set For Tuesday and Friday Afternoons
The reading room will be open on Tuesday afternoons from 3 to 6 and Friday afternoons from 2 to 5, providing structured access for patrons. This schedule outlines limited daytime hours to accommodate visitors and staff.
Amherst Church Services Sunday Schedule and Topics
Amherst churches announce Rev. F E Eastman on What Do I Owe the World at 10 30 a m and The Grandeur of Service at 7 30 p m both at the Methodist Congregational church with Sunday school at 9 30 a m Communion at Stone Church at 10 30 a m Rev M Neumeister to discuss for the young and old St Peters Evangelical English service at 10 36 a m no evening services Ladies of St Peters attend convention in Lorain with officers to be elected St Jospeh Catholic Low Mass 8 a m High Mass 10 a m Benediction 2 30 p m St Paul s Lutheran English 9 a m German 10 30 a m no evening service George s Episcopal 9 a m service 10 a m Sunday school 10 a m Brownhelm Congregational 9 30 a m Sunday school 10 30 a m Morning worship An Outdoor Gospel
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Daughters of Scou and Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Doreas Society of
Grace Luther
E. Harper
Williams Street
Ladies
Ala Society
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Kiwanis Club
Poinsetta Club
Catholic Daughters of America
Poinsettia Club
Sam Billings
Northrup Street
Golden
Star Sewing Circle
Bagnall
Broad Street
R. N
A. Elyria Camp
Alta Mega Club
Clyde’ Wright
Cambridge Street
Memorial Hospital
Congregational Church
Ladies’ Aid
St. Paul's Church
Blue Jay
J. J. Boyle
School Street
F. C. Jordan
Amherst
OF Christ
Second St. Corner of Chapel
W. L. Burner
W. D. Cunningham
Japan
First Congregational Church
C. E
J. T. Briggs
Norwalk
F. E. Eastman
Eastman
Stone Church
M. Neumeister
St. Peter's Church
St. Peter’s Evangelical Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. .Peter's Evangelical Church
St. John's Church
Lorain
South Amherst
Elyria
Bowver
Cincinnati
ST Paul’s Lutheran
Rev.c Jordan
Brownhelm Congregational
H. H. Hester
Causes for divorce in common pleas courts
The common pleas court may grant divorce on several grounds including adultery impotency extreme cruelty fraudulent contract gross neglect of duty habitual drunkenness for three years willful absence of three years or imprisonment in a penitentiary while the petition is filed during the imprisonment. Also included is procuring a divorce outside the state to release the procuring party from the marriage while it remains binding on the other party. The causes are the same for both spouses.
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Ohio
Courts of Common Pleas
Minister Jesse Halsey Charms Congregation With Wit
The Seventh Presbyterian Church of Cincinnati enjoyed Rev. Jesse Halsey’s keen humor as attendees came to prayer. A note circulated praising his wit and prompting smiles, reflecting the minister’s engaging, humorous approach during services.
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Jesse Halsey
Conpieentich
The Study Window by John H Grant and Others
A collection of essays and reflections on Sabbath observance the social gospel and the dangers of radical bad in Chicago and America. The piece cites Henry Bergson William James and John Oxenham and calls for moral reform in churches homes and schools to curb violence and corruption and promote a new social order through Christians in business and public life.
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Chicago Tribune
Chicago
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Tryon
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Stamp Club
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W. Gaarp
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Miss Saltuper
Rush Street
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Christian Daniels
Seventh Street
Old Lanies' Home Board
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the Birthday Club
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Sensing Circle
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Cascade Park
Friendly Bible
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Marshall Chapter
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
Church of Chatat
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F. O. Wilford
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Henry Turner Bailey
Cleveland School of Art
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A. J.swartz
Peter Pan Club
Vera Baker
Winckles Street
Woman’s Association
Pilgrim Community Church
Albert Yost
Winckles ' Street
Church Council of
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Child Conservation League
B. H. Long
King’s Heralds
Methodist Church
Maranatha
Carlotta Hafner
Sunshine Card Club
J. W. Blanchard
St John's Lutheran Church
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John H. Grant
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