Hymns of Hate lecture wows Elyria audience at Congregational church
Miss Katherine Locke drew a large crowd in Elyria with a vivid talk on Hymns of Hate and German propaganda. She described Teutonized nations, Europe's devastations, and met notable figures in Europe while urging reflection on Kultur and democracy. Local fund-raising proceeds and a floral welcome capped the event, with Elyria women assisting and delegates later active in auxiliary circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Katherine Locke
Congregational Church
Mies Locke
Germany
Miss Locka
Turkey
Bulgaria
Serbia
Roumania
Albania
Europe
Nitti
Italy
Venizelos
Greece
Paris
France
Miss Locke
Rheims
W. G. Sharp
Elvan
Plyria
Lorain Co
L. C. Hecock Co
New York City
Notre Dame Cathedral
Martha Clough
Cleveland
Fortnightly Meets Thursday in Elyria
Elyria March 8 The Fortnightly Club will be entertained this week at the home of Mrs. Ralph Murbach on Washington avenue. The program includes readings from Hugo and Sympathizer with the Masses by Mrs WG Sharpe and Mrs Johnson will read The Toiler of the Sea. A recess will be followed by readings on Victor Hugo by Miss Bramen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbts
Elyria
Canton Lorain
Columbus
George Johnson
Ladies’ Auxiliary
George Theobald
Hahn
Toledo
John Bon
Leg Selatura
Columbus Ladies Auxiliary
Columbus Austrary
General Hahn
Canton Lorains
Canton
CIA
Ralph Murbach
Washington Avenue
Hugo
WG Sharpe
Johnson
Victor Hugo
Bramen
Englishman Observations on Irish Question at Elyria Club
March meeting of the Men’s Club of the First Congregational church features Prof Jan Hannah of Oberlin discussing An Englishman’s Observations on the Irish Question. Repeats a well regarded Oberlin talk noted for fairness and inside view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slyria
First Congregational Church
Jan Hannah
Oberlin
Hennah
Busy Bees and W B A Gather for Local Meetings
The Busy Bees of the United Presbyterian Church will meet Wednesday afternoon at Mrs H C Martins home on Prospect street. The Woman's Benefit Association of the Maccabees holds a regular meeting tonight in Worst hall at 7 30 p m and organizers urge a large turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
Wurst Hall
Anna Shuster
West ‘Street
Division A
Second Congregational Church
United Presbyterian Church
H. C. Martin
Prospect Street
Woman’s Benefit Association of the Maccabees
Hospital Births in Elyria and Wellington Area
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Emil Tarock at 944 Walnut Street. The birth was recorded at Elyria hospital with Mrs Allen Granson and Mrs Mary Moldar listed as discharge contacts. Wellington residents Mr and Mrs Buyrnsen and others were noted in the surrounding birth notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Albreitch
Harwood Street
Cleveland
Albreith
Elyria
Maren
Emil Tarock
Walnut Street
Allen Granson
Wellington
Ohio
Byman Buyrnsen
Mary Moldar
Gratton
Birds as Agricultural Helpers Highlighted by Ensign
Mrs. O. F. Ensign reports that birds protect crops by controlling insects, with government data showing high bird densities boosting pest suppression. The piece cites USDA bulletins from 1915 and notes vast insect pests on fruit trees, urging preservation of songbirds to safeguard orchard yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australis
United States Department of Agriculture
Als
United States
Music professionals and the film theater question
A discussion on why trained musicians may not fit film theatre needs and how scores and programs should be tailored. Ernest Voigt of the Boston Maida Company argues for motion picture instruction in conservatories and music schools to prepare musicians for film industry opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association of
Motion Picture and
Ernest Voigt
Boston Maaia Company
Harvard
Picture Music Association
Conservatories
Hartman School of Music Responds to Call for Picture Organists
In Rochester the Hartman School of Music led by Alf Kilugenberg announced plans to address the new demand for trained picture organists with lectures and experiments. The Bartola Company noted a niche for picture music schools, while the need for native participation in conservatories was emphasized as the industry weighs demand and standards. Elyria plans storm water sewer system designs with city engineer guidance for East and West Sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartman School of Music
Rochester
Alf Kilugenberg
Bartola Company
Pit
Elyria
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Elyria Society
Locke
Epworth League
Methodist Episcopal Church
Chatley
Church OF Christ Elyria
Mr. Chatley
Church of Christ
Elisha
Christ
Salvaton
Ladies Auxtmary
Wissabeth Theobald
Sweet
Joe Slater
GA Friday
Park Hobill
Leonard Farmer
Charles Pomeroy
William Bilke
Elizabeth Hunt
Jacob Smith
Edvth Telzcrow
Wary Wood
Wesleyan Circle
Mareha
M. E Church
Hattie Terrill
Princeton Avenue
Wood
E. L. Bennet
Second St
Philadelphia
Wis. H. R. Collier
W. Taylor
Detroit
W. H. Watts
Furnace Street
Nellia M. Hull
Conrad Battenhouse
Spruce Street
H.C. Blackmon
Memphis
Tennesee
John Richey
F. O. Richey
Park Avenue
R.L. Stearns
H.C. Baggs
South Olmsted
Loui Street
Nettie Haywood
Lake Avenue
James M. Andrew, Jr
Andrews
Ale Lord
West Avenue
Ninety-five Club
Starr Faxon
A.W. Sidell
Lakewood
W E. Sidell
Lincoln Court
Mary Keres
Middle Avenue
Memorial Hospital
Beatrice Halliday
Sumner Court
H. J. Hogan
Donald
Cecil Pfeiffer
West Aveue
Mrs
William Pfeiffer
Grattan
Bertha Lehman
Fred Nieymer
Mrs. J. Lehman
le Grange
Cr. Nash
Eustis
Florida
New Smyrna
Harry Hinkson
John Kaiser
Hinkson
Kaiser
Mauries Carroll
East River Street
Ruth Higgins
Helen Gavley
Ruth
Young Women's, Missionary Society
Young Women's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Howeisen
Mickey Clib
Mickey
IR. Sanders
Pedro
Richard Ryan
Patrick Radican
Dick Sanders
Michael Brennan
Patrick Calahan
Civic Club
Woman’ Civic Club
Gates
Mayflower
Royaleighborn
Fred Kline
Nicholas Court
Elyime
Ebmiadblo
MMU
The
Woman's Civic Club
Northwestef
Fitch
O. F. Ensign
O. E. Brodbeck
East Ave
F. W. Anderson
St. Andrew's Church
Eyria
Lydia E. Pinkham
Aften
Tenn
Lydia
Pinkham
Mrs. Keller
Jasteh
Eton
Charminele Madann
Merthe &Co
Legeling Departmes
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