Society Study Group Presents Bach Program Last Evening
The Elyria Music Appreciation Study Group of the Elyria Council of the AAUW sponsored a Bach program featuring less-known works. J Martin Beck directed the chorus with Paul Pettinga organ, James McKelvy and Raymond Huston tenors and basses, and several musicians including Gladys McCullough and Alvin Bemis on strings. Mrs Harr chaired the group with Mrs Day and others listed as sopranos and accompanists.
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Elyria Council
Johann Sebastan Bach
Travers
Bach
J. Martin Back
Studs Group
Imembers
Paul Pettinga
J. Martin Beck
Russell Dunford
A. C. Hudcutt
FE O C. Harr
D. A. Baird
G. M. Day
J. H. Crumley
C. Harr
Harr
Vay
West Side Dramatic Club Parents Night
The West Side dramatic club entertained their parents at St Agnes church hall. Children performed recitations songs guitar solo readings and duets. After the program games were played and refreshments served. A junior club Wiener roast at Cascade Park is planned for Monday at 5 50 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Tupior Dramatic Club
St. Agnes Church Hall
Roseand Boyle
Muriel Brada
Rudy Brada
Geraldine Shapiro
Mary Agnes Welsh
Ruth Dougherty
Mary Anne Young
Patsy Baer
Marian Brand
Robert Dye
Jeno Halpin
Helen Kochis
Graduation Banquet Discussed at Neutschoff's Lorain
Banquet planning followed last evening discussion by members. Special prize went to Sol Weinstein. After refreshments, the group adjourned to meet at Virginia Mil Yer’s Lake Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigler
Neutschoff's
Lorain
Sol Weinstein
Virginia Mil‘Yer
Lake Avenue
Picnic Plans Set After Daughters Meeting at 90 Denison
Members of the Daughters of St. Andrew gathered at Mrs. E. L. Wilshere’s home at 90 Denison Avenue for dessert after arrival of their group. The D business session welcomed Mrs. George Washburn as a new member and approved a picnic for Thursday, June 17, with the location to be announced. This was the final regular meeting before summer recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of St. Andrew
Denison Avenue
E. L. Wilshere
George Washburn
Licenses Issued for Lorain and Elyria Residents
Licenses granted to Jay W Collman 29 foundry superintendent of Lorain and Maxine Helen Carroll 24 of 1057 East River Elyria. Others include Joseph R Lukovics 27 inspector and Margaret N Foley 24 nurse, Elyria. Charles Kricz 23 inspector and Catherine Buri 25 Lorain. John Demenski 50 Lorain steel worker and Josephine Buganski 30 Lorain. Howard White 28 Lorain factory worker and Eileen Centros ky 20 Lorain. Tony Gallardo 30 Lorain laborer and Agnes Olenik 16 of 426 15th street Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay W. Collman
Lorain
Maxine Helen Carroll
East River Street
Elyria
Joseph R. Lukovics
Margaret N. Foley
Charles Kricz
Catherine Buri
John Demenski
Josephine Buganski
Howard White
Calendar of civic and church meetings in Elyria area
The calendar lists numerous meetings including Democratic Women's Club events at Pilgrim Church, East Broad Street groups, AmOne Indians speaks by Miss Ethel Peek, Et-Yet with Edward Schneider, Tri Sigma Sorority with Mary Volimene, Major Woodworth Camp bingo, Hi Hatters with Mrs Tear Luschen, Townsend Club at 186 Middle Avenue, Daughters of Scotland, David J Nye Chapter NeMOLAY, St. Andrew's Vestry, St Agnes PTA hinge party and ice cream social, and United Presbyterian missionary societies meeting at 238 Princeton Avenue at 7:90.
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Democratic Women's Club of
Elyria Media
Woman's Cli
Pugrim Church Workers Association
Mra
Elale Scrivens
East Broad Street
Ethel Peek
Republic
Ohio
Et-Yet
Edward Schneider
W. B.A
Tri Sigma Sorority
Mary Volimene
Cleveland
Saloe
Margaret Caywood
Spruce Street
Triple Four
Winifred Seward
Townsend Club
Middle Avenue
Daughters of Scotland
David J
Missionary Societies of
United Presbyterian Church
Princeton Avenue
Plan To Raise Funds For Missionary Work by First Methodist
The Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church met at Mrs. E. J. Bond's home on East Avenue with Mrs. Bond presiding. Reports from department heads were heard, a Christmas box to Harris Memorial School at Manila was acknowledged, and a June rummage sale was decided to fund Lakeside mission students.
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Women's Foreign Missionary Society of
The
First Methodist Church
E. J. Bond
East Avenue
School of Missions
Lakeside
Henry Heldrich
E. C. Shubert
Herman Portman
Carl Snowden
Mesdames R. C. Maston
Maddock
Drusendahl
H. Miller
Rebekahs Host Guests From Two Cities
Fourteen Rebekahs from Olmsted Falls and twenty one from Ashland visited St Clair Rebekah Lodge last night. Three candidates were initiated and eight membership applications were ballot ted upon. After the next meeting on June sixteenth the Rebekah Social Club will entertain members only. Helping Hand Society gathered at Mrs Martha Refenning's home. Bingo provided entertainment. Mrs Frank Hitsman won high score and Mrs Nettie Sump was consolation. A short business session followed and refreshments were served. The Society meets again in two weeks.
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Olmsted Falls
Ashland
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
Rebekah Social Club
Helping Hand Society
Martha Refenning
Third Street
Frank Hitsman
Nettie Sump
Valley City social notes fill weekend with visits and gatherings
Valley City residents hosted and visited for a busy weekend. Mrs Carl Hauck and others attended a Brunswick bridge party hosted by Mrs Tom Hogue. Several families from Cleveland Northfield Lakewood Warren and Elyria joined gatherings at homes of the Grunwald Lamprecht Feuchter and others. Emanuel Church Women and their pastor attended a Lorain County Federation event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Hauck
Arthur Hauck
Harry Bauer
Richard Reutter
Tom Hogue
Brunswick
Harry Grimm
C. Karnarsh
Cleveland
Floyd Foulk
Northfield
Women’s Union
Emmanuel Evangelical Reformed Church
Gronwald
Lakewood
Walter J. Pike
Warren
Florence Dean
Estelle
Ralph
Fred Fencher
Book on Oberlin women placed on sale for centennial
A book titled Father Shipherd's Magna Charta by Miss Frances Dudetta Hosford, commemorating Oberlin College’s 100th anniversary, went on sale. Printed by Marshall Jones Company with a foreword by President Ernest C. Wicking, the volume highlights three women who entered Oberlin in 1837 and graduated in 1841. Hosford, one of the authors, died recently. she held the Alumni Distinguished Service Medal.
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Oberlin
Father Shipherd
Frances Dudetta Hosford
Oberlin College
Marshall Jones Company
Boston
Hia
Margaret Resnolds Schauffler
Department of Fine Arts
Ernest Uateh Wicking
Hosford
Pratt
Rudd
America
Marty
Misa Dudette Hosford
WPA Jobs Halted Across Bent County Colorado
WPA construction projects in Bent County Colorado are suspended due to lack of workers. District administrator Terry J Owens says worker drop off is rapid and makes operation of projects untenable.
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Pueblo
Coto
Bent County
Colorado
Terry J. Owens
Romance by wireless unites Corinna couple in marriage
Corinna Missouri reports Clarence Stone a modern Romeo won Miss Doria M Fenwick of Stampton through short wave radio. Both are amateur radio operators. Stone picked up her signals in November 1936, they talked often, he visited her home, and they married about a year later.
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Corinna
Clarence Stone
Doria M. Fenwick
Stampton
N. A
Stone
Miss Fenwill
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