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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1922

Page

5

Premiere Recital Of Young Artists At First Congregational

The auditorium was filled for a joint recital by Rose Kirkbride soprano William Conrad violin Walter Hinkle piano. They performed Mozart Sonata No. 10 and various works with strong teamwork. Kirkbride sang Spring Song and Ave Maria with Conrad and Hinkle accompaniment. Conrad offered Rimsky Korsakov Kreiss er Hindoo Chant and Perpetuum Mobile. Hinkle displayed masterful piano touch. The concert closed with Bennot Concerto VI Allegro Maestoso duo by Conrad and Hinkle, pleasingly balanced and refined.

First Congregational Church Conrad Hinkle Rimsky-Korsakow-Kreisser Perpetuum Mobile Mr. Hinkle Ch. de Bennot

Husbands of 04 Members to GE Guests

Mr and Mrs J F Glosser will entertain the ladies of the 04 Literary club with their husbands Friday evening March 3 at 122 Neutercourt. Mr Frazier of Oberlin College and his accompanist will present a musical program continuing the Indian provata the club enjoyed yesterday.

J. F. Glosser Neutercourt Frazier Oberlin College

US Business Optimism Set Against World Needs

W F Brennan head of welfare at National Cash Register urged Rotary to unite business leaders for reconstruction. He cited US output shares of wheat coal copper cotton cattle gold silver and manufactured goods and urged ethical practice under Do Justly Love Mercy and He Profits Most Who Serves Best. He noted 1921 failures stemmed from incompetence and poor systems. He emphasized press influence and urged firms to adopt higher standards. Entertainment and club meetings followed with locals hosting gatherings and discussions on schools and community programs.

W. F. Brennan Department of Welfare National Cash Register Co Dayton Rotary Club Brennan United States

Madame Bartlett Invited to Lead Lorain Singing Classes

Madame Gardner Bartlett has been asked to organize a community singing class in Lorain. Her Elyria pupils number two hundred as she conducts several choral classes in the city, a work praised as educational and progressive for uniting the community with a shared interest.

Madame Gardner Bartlett Lorain Madame Bartlett Elyria

Community clubs and PTAs outline events tonight

A lengthy list of local meetings spans tonight and tomorrow. Jefferson PTA opening at 7 30, St Clar Hebekah and St Pauls Council events, various religious and civic groups meet in venues across town. Tomorrow includes Culture Club Dorcas Society Kiwanis and more with notices of reports and hostesses.

Jefferson Parent Teachers’ Association St. Clar Hebekah Lodge St. Paul's Church Council Modern Woodmen of America Moose Lodge Church of Christ J. F. Burke Daughters of Scotand Wurst Hall Franklin Parent Teachers’ Association Golden Star Sewing Club H. A. Prentie Bell Ave Blue Jay Card Club C. Bemis Garvin Ave Busy Bee United Presbyterian Church F. A. Lawrence Dorcas Society Grace Lutheran Church Fred Cole Louisiana Ave Catholic Daughters of America Poinsettia Club Rainey Bond Street Alameta Cay P. 3 Cochrane Inter Se Leona Jumont Lake Avenue Triangle Club Kiwanis Club Just-a-Mere Sons and Daughters of Liberty Grace Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Society Ladies’ Aid Church of Christ Hamilton Parent-Teachers’ Association St. Paul's Ladies’ Aid Society

Fellowship Night at Methodist Church a Huge Success

The Methodist Episcopal Church hosts a large fellowship night with free supper and a three minute speaker program. About six hundred attendees filled the church, praised for the Ladies Aid Society’s efficiency and the men’s service at the tables.

Methodist Church Methodist Episcopal Church Ladies’ Aid Society R. L. Rankin Messrs Bennington Schrecongost Koppes Reese Minck Howserman Whitney C. W. Castle Mr. Bennington Elyria

Fenchow News Highlight Prefacing Church Talks

The First Congregational church hosts a Thursday evening talk by William R. Leete from the Elyria foreign parish with updates on Fenchow work. Mrs Earl Brown named assistant hostess for the event and the topic Rights of Women. Mr Leete plans slides on hospital progress. Lenten communion scheduled for Sunday March 5.

B. Fauver Washington Ave Earl Brown Fenchow China First Congregational Church William R. Leete

Young Ladies Society of St. John's Lutheran Church Social Evening

About twenty five members and guests gathered at the club rooms on West Third Street for an evening of entertainment presented by society president Miss Matilda Buchholz. Music by Misses Dorothy Block Clara Eindt and Emma Lehman accompanied singing and other diversions followed with refreshments served afterward.

Young Ladies’ Society of St. John's Lutheran Church West Third St Matilda Buchholz Dorothy Block Clara Eindt Emma Lehman

Lenten Service Opens First Congregational Week

The first Congregational church marks Lent with a devotional service before the Woman's Association meeting this Wednesday at 3 pm. The pastor will lead the special Lenten service and all association and circle members are urged to attend.

First Congregational Church Woman’s Association

Lenten Fellowship to Unite Churches This Year

First church will unite this year in a Lenten Fellowship of Prayer and Bible reading observed by Congregational churches nationwide. Over six weeks the life of Jesus as in Luke will be studied. The Ladies of Division A of the Second Congregational Church meet tomorrow at 2 with Mrs O Q Barton at 515 Dewey Avenue.

J. F. Durke Washington Ave Sponses J. G. Whitney Division C First Church Fellowship of Prayer Daly Jesus Second Congregational Church OQ. B. Barton Deweyave Cora Remix Nettie Barton

Local residents host gatherings and society notices

Mr and Mrs Ora Nichols of O2 Medina recently visited Mr and Mrs John C Davies on Pasadena Avenue. Mrs Nellie Hill of Park Avenue travels to Columbus for the state mid year executive meeting of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union. Mrs E M Hallaway of North Eaton visited her daughter Mrs Carl Tite on Marsailles Avenue. F A Yost of Model Engineer Co Homewood PA spent the weekend with family on Marsailles Avenue. LaPorte Aid Society to serve supper in the church basement Friday evening March 3 from 6 until finished.

Ora Nichols Medina John C. Davies Pasadena Avenue Nellie Hill Park Avenue Columbus The Women's Christian Temperance Union E. M. Hallaway North Eaton Carl Tite Marsailles Avenue F. A. Yost Model Engineer Co Homewood, Pa LaPorte Aid Society

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