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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1928

Page

10

Minstrel Show At Masonic Temple Draws Crowds

The Marcate Minztress at the Masonic Temple drew about four hundred witnesses last night. G Clark directed. Dom Sorherdon handled business affairs. The cast included Rodney ow Ed Hannum Walter Smith Bert Greenland and a chorus with C Champion Leroy Shiel Brown H E Birch Rolin Ralph Standen J F Webb B Symons and more. Mildren presided at the piano and Eric Th Chap man played violin with Baumer on cornet and Cora Bell on drums. The program listed 23 numbers ending with a grand finale by the company. The show repeats tonight at 2.

Tura Maseste Cleb Pre Marcate Minztress G. Clark Dom Sorherdon Rodney Ed Hannum Walter Smith Bert Greenland Lawrence Webber Joey Dom Granger Floyd Bar Shakes Persons Warrens C. Champion Leroy Shiel Brown H. E. Birch Rolin Ralph Standen C. FE. Webb B. Symons J &K Willen Ventriloquist Bill Wallace End Ycomedians Masonic Club Mildren Eric Th. Chapman Violia Herzian Baumer Cormet Cora Bell EF. L. Bipes Henry Lizzie Chuck Persess Earl Greenland Reds Barton Chip E. Walter Don Gr Lawrence Ah Hannum Ray Ray Joe Boddy

Community Club Activities and Meetings Tonight

Local groups list evening gatherings across Elyria including W C A poetry class at 4 PM and a Calvert led Parent-Teacher Association session. Several fraternal lodges, church groups, and youth organizations announce dinners, talks, bake sales, and performances with venues on East Avenue Spruce Street and Middie Avenue.

Peeheart Legion P.m Richard Allen W. RC Mer Ights of St. John Mee C. Hall Ria Lodge

Local Women Groups Hold Several Meetings Across Town

The Y W C A board held a directors meeting with committee appointments for Girls' Work House Gymnasium social and membership led by Mrs. Muller and Mrs. Reed. Florence La Gante spoke to the Parent Teachers Association about Rudering and future summer plans. Various church groups met with plans for tea socials and home discussion topics. Mr and Mrs Wise celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary with a small gathering and gifts at 1207 Blaine Street. Marriage licenses issued to Anton Rirsich and Mary Palko, and Albert G Highgate with Ola Nelles.

Associarios Muller Megs A. S. and Reeds A. c Dasa H. A McCleod W. Q. McClellan Johnson and Cushing Crehor Crand Hewitt B. Timms C. HH John Faxon Nby Baird Florence LA Ganke Warris Spears Muring Florence la Gant Merc L. Wise Blaine Street

Cleveland Librarian Delivers Drama Lecture At Woman's Club

Miss Pauline Reich of the Cleveland Public Library spoke on modern drama to a Woman's Club audience. She traced Shakespeare to Ibsen and Wilde, noted the three unities, and highlighted American and Irish drama, praising ONeill and other figures while outlining the Cleveland Play House's origins and growth.

Cleveland Womans Club Pauline Tress Carreme Weet Reicht Cleveland Heights Shy Brisk Amermeien Takai Shakespeare Bea Jonson Marinne Toher Treva Oliver Goldsmith Shridak Henry Fielding Reich Henrik [Bsen Miss Reich Pis Jones M Reich Oscar Wilde Rereht Lady Windenerve Wildes Georges Berrard Mathew Barzie Jworthy Candida McO Prgmalion Cles and The Lion Ratrie Gaisworthy Strife Lord Dunsany Yeats Regory Sheane O'Cases Juno Mies Reich Howard Hearst Barrie Belasco O'Neall O'Neil

Journey to LaGrange to Install Officers Tonight

Blanche Stoner reported on the card party from the last meeting Marion Shrubsole was appointed chairman of the next card party to be held at the meeting March 19 at 8 39 o clock in the HK of P hadl Five hundred bridge bunco and pedro will not be played On March 17 the usual sewing meet will be held at the home of Ruby Beal on West Bridge street

LaGrange Blanche Stoner Marion Shrubsole Pest P.hadl Five Hundred Bridge Bunco Pedro Ruby Beal West Bridge Street

Mugwumps Enjoy St Patrick Themed Meeting At Home

Miss Kathleen Kaiser hosted Mugwumps on Ludi Street with Marion Henson assisting. Awards went to Josephine Harper first Clare Parch second and Helen Buswell consolation. St Patrick's Day themed prizes and a Shment course followed. Next meeting set for two weeks at the YW.

Mugwumps Buncy Kathleen Kaiser Marion Henson Delignttults Ludi Street Hunco Josephine Harper Clare Psrch Helen Buswell

Garrick Club Stages Ivy Ladys Lace Farce

Garrick Club presented Edward Knobloch s Ivy Lady's Lace yesterday afternoon. The cast included Moeder Kaaije Betty Chapman Myabeer Cornelius Richard Todd Antje daughter Jorce McKinler beer Tan and Eckier. The action set in 1660 A D was well presented.

Garrick Club Edward Knobloch Ivy Lady's Lace

Local Personal Notices Highlight Births Marriages and Travel

Miss Virginia Crandall returns home after two weeks in Cincinnati. Doris Strong and Robert Lamberton wed in Denver on February 25. RE Maston, superintendent, returns from the National Conference in Boston. Mason A. Nichols of 1010 Middale Avenue is reported critically ill in Cleveland. Valley Row announces a baby girl at Elyria Memorial Hospital. O E Barton 344 Seventh Street reports a son born March ith. The Renouard family travels to Edinboro Pa for the funeral of Mrs. Howard Tabor.

Virginia Crandall Cincinnati Doris Strong Robert Lamberton Denver Colorado RE. C. “Maston Boston National Conventius of Mason A. Nichols Midde Avenue Cleveland Valley Row West Avenue Elyria Memorial Hospital O. E. Barton Seventh Street Howard Fulton

Innovation turns cornstalks into versatile materials

During seven years of experiment, researchers developed artificial silk, paper, building boards and blocks, imitation maple, and other products from cornstalks and fossilized materials.

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