Senior High Playnight Delights Audiences With Farce
Senior Hify presents plays in the high school auditorium with Nina J. Baker directing. The program featured The Florist Shop and The Womanless Wedding with strong performances by David Griffiths, Homer Blanchard, and a large cast. Music by the Hi-Y-Ians complemented the lively show, drawing capacity crowds and laughs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hify
HIV
Nina J. Baker
Dizzy
David Griffiths
Homer Blanchard
Mr. Griffiths
Maude
Miss Wells
Tom Moody
Winfred Hawkridge
Henry
Chester Stolzenburg
Mr. Slovsky
John Whitney
Mr. Jackson
Richard Reiber
Slovsky
Miss Cascade Park
Wm. Anderson
Ely Wood
Warne Liggett
Cascade Park
Greenly Haynes
John Pinkney
Riverview Park
Bride
Eddie Pape
Leland Long
Lake Erie
Richard Todd
Lorenzo Todd
Ellis Dyer
Harlan Barnes
Bruce Fowler
John Shaw
Charles Whitney
Charles Terry
George Kiser
Kenneth Johnson
Ellis Drer
Glenn Coven
Junior Church Events At Church Of Christ Tomorrow
Rev. Wm Fowler outlines a full day at the Church of Christ Second and Chapel with Bible school at 9 50 morning preaching at 10 30 Infant Sprinkling topic at 7 30 evening service Junior Church for all city children 3 to 4 pm Christian Endeavor at 6 30 and special music throughout led by Mrs Allen B Serring with violin solo Ave Maria by Emil Kasper plumage of programs for all ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. €. Fowler
Church of Christ
Second
Chapel Streets
Bible School
Louise Smith
C. E. Neher
Emil Kasper
Gounod
Weekend Visits Across Cities Highlight Local Notices
Heman Ely of New York City plans a weekend with Mrs and Mrs Todd L Morse in Columbus street. Mrs John Garfiald to Cleveland for a visit, while Mrs John Faxon and Mrs Yarringley tour New York City. Miss Jones and Miss Ream attended a Cleveland theater last night. Mrs George Stevens of 701 West Broad will visit her son Dr and Mrs Herman Stevens nearby for several weeks. Mrs S H Bowen of 501 West avenue travels to Atlantic City for a few weeks. Mrs E E Barnard of Overbrook road visits Chattanooga Tennessee. News arrives of serious illness of the daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis Sump. Sump and daughter visiting Charleston West Virginia. Mr Sump left for Charleston. Miss Marie Griswold of Wooster street visits her brother Chauncey Griswold and wife in Pittsburgh. Mrs Harry Defbel of Cleveland. Special music features the Community Men's Bible Class at 9:50 a m Sunday, open to all men. Tonight the Elyria Eagles Hall hosts a Big Novelty Dance. Frank Stahr's Jazz Kings perform. all welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heman Ely
New York City
Todd L. Morse
Columbus Street
John Garfiald
Cleveland
John Faxon
Yarringley
Miss Jones
Miss Ream
George Stevens
West Broad Street
Alrs
Herman Stevens
S. H. Bowen
501
West Avenue
Atlantic City
E. E. Barnard
Overbrook Road
Chattanooga
Tennessee
Ely Yia
Louis ‘Sump
Charleston
Marie Griswold
Wooster Street
Chauncey Griswold
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Harry Defbel
Cleve
Birth announced for Douglas Eugene Gotro at Ridgeville church
Mr and Mrs Thomas N Gotro of 116 Williams Street announce the birth of a son Douglas Eugene this morning at their home. Dr B E Saunders, visiting W S Miller in Clearwater Florida, will return home Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nand
Ridgeville Congregational Church
Thomas N. Gotro
Williams Street
Douglas Eugene
B. E. Saunders
W S. Miller
Clearwater
Florida
Ely Teller Wedding Solemnized In Elyria Home
Ruth Stevens and Myron Steadman Teller wed at the Stevens home this noon, with Rev. Dr. Winters officiating. The couple plans a southern honeymoon and will reside in Kingston after June 15 at 212 Fair Street. Mrs Teller later hosted a luncheon in her honor. guests noted light blue and pink decor and orange blossoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teller
Fair Street
Kingston
New York
Frank Stevens
Fifth Street
Herold Koppes Wedding in Canton Ohio
Mr and Mrs Herold of North Canton announce the marriage of their daughter Verda L Herold to Dwight Wendell Koppes son of Mr and Mrs C W Koppes of Eighth street Canton Ohio. The ceremony took place in Canton on Thursday March seventh. Both families are Ohio Wesleyan graduates. Mrs Koppes taught in Canton schools before marriage. Mr Koppes works with the publicity staff of National Lamp Works at Nela Park Cleveland. After a New York City visit next week the couple will reside at 1744 Chapman road East Cleveland Ohio.
Community Club Meetings and Church Activities Schedule
Monday calendars list meetings across local groups including The Columbia Club at the School Auditorium Third street The First Congregational church calendar Club stunt events R F O M class with Sam Manzo 238 East Bridge street and a lecture on Opera by Clement Burbank Shaw at the Women's Club Fine Arts Department Elyria Woman's Club Bible Study and Young Men's Club gatherings Y M C A Woman's Auxiliary Hospital Knights of Columbus G A R Hall Sons of Veterans Chevalier Lodge Knights of Pythias G A R Post Choral Department Elyria Choral Society practice at St Pauls Church Seven Thirty The Fellowship Club Y W C A plans supper with various lodge and club assemblies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Club
Third Street
Calendar Club
First Congregational Church
Sam Manzo
East Bridge Street
Fine Arts
Woman's Club
Clement Burbank Shaw
Bible Study Club
M. H. Welty
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Young Men's Club
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Knights of Columbus
K. of C. Hall
H. P. Chapman
Sons of Veterans
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Chevalier Lodge
Knights of Pythias
G. A. R. Post
Tureen Dinner Precedes Lib erty Society Meeting
A tureen dinner at six preceded the Sons and Daughters of Liberty meeting last evening. The business session began at seven thirty and an engaging program followed with members Mesdames Hattie Smith Ella Miller Eleanor Sonnelle Emily Waldron Ruby Beal Fannie Wack Mary Wack and Misses Minnie Gard Flossie Troup Catherine Waldron and Messrs Sam Beal Frank Waldron Melvin Smith William Gowman taking part. The next meeting in two weeks plans sewing in the afternoon six o'clock dinner seven o'clock business and an eight o'clock card party led by Mrs Fannie Wack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Mesdames Hattie Smith
Ella Miller
Eleanor Sonnelle
Emily Waldron
Ruby Beal
Fannie Wack
Mary Wack
Minnie Gard
Flossie Troup
Catherine Waldron
Sam Beal
Frank Waldron
Melvin Smith
William Gowman
Mrs Smith Hosts Birthday Party for Miss Sanderson
Mrs. Jacob Smith of Winckles Street entertained with a party at her home in honor of Miss Doro thy Sanderson who was celebrating her birthday and who will soon leave for Cleveland to make her future home. Music and dancing were the diversions of the evening. The refreshment table was attractively appointed in coat flowers and a lovely birthday cake. Miss Sanderson received many pretty gifts. The guests included Miss Helen Palasyi, Miss Jean Wallace, Miss Bessie Young, Mrs. Gertie Davis, Mrs. Manny Dunlap, Mrs. Gladys Schrader and Mrs. Alice Jennings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Smith
Winckles Street
Dorothy Sanderson
Cleveland
Miss Sanderson
Helen Palasyi
Jean Wallace
Bessie Young
Gertie Davis
Manny Dunlap
Gladys Schrader
Alice Jennings
Luncheon Bridge Party Hosts and Winners
Mrs Nancy Jenkins entertained at her home with a three course luncheon and a bridge game. Ma J C Brydon won first prize and Mrs Charles Garford won second. Bible Study Class Organized in District Seven with Mrs C M Ackermss as leader and next meeting set for March eleventh at Mrs Jism Agena's home. Dorothy Conway visiting from Thir2 fe over weekend. Mr and Mrs Dow visiting from Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Jenkins
Second Street
J. C. Brydon
Charles Garford
C. M. Ackermss
Mons Miay
Jism Agena
Dowrevard
Business and Professional Women's Week Events March Ten
The Business and Professional Women's club schedules National Business Women's Week from March 10 to 16 with 52800 members nationwide. The library will host a special bookshelf, merchants will feature displays, and thrift and education days are noted by the slogan giving every business girl a high school education and every business woman a saver. A Public Relations dinner is planned March 14 at the Newell hotel under Miss Ethel Inskeep. On March 19 a regular dinner at Miss Bess Schulz’s home, 244 Cambridge Avenue, will follow a business meeting with reservations led by Miss Wilderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Businessand
United States
Newell Hotel
Ethel Inskeep
Bess Schulz
Cambridge Avenue
Wilderson
Ladies Aid Society Meeting in La Porte
Miss Ada Pitkin hosted the Ladies Aid Society meeting at Grafton road with Group Four serving a tureen dinner. Minutes were read and approved, a window panel and pulpit reupholstery were planned, and the program featured letters, duets, a Ground Hog Day reading, and a poem. Twenty-two ladies attended. next meeting date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society of
LaPorte
Ada Pitkin
Grafton Road
Miss Pitkin
Humphrey
American Legion Auxiliary Backs Change at Normal School
The American Legion Auxiliary met at the Legion hall with good attendance. They planned two spring card parties and voted in favor of Kent Normal School changing to a Liberal Arts College. Mrs Waldorf was appointed dinner chairman and Mrs George Richwise won the prize. Next meeting will feature a birthday committee turkey dinner on March 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Kent Normal School
Waldorf
Fidae
George Richwise
Northwest Encampment Holds Golden Rule Practice and Contest
Members met in regular session at the I O O F hall. Golden Rule Degree Practice followed as a candidate passed the Patriarchal degree. Next Saturday March 16 Golden Rule Degree practice at seven. March 22 Golden Rule degree contest with Oberlin at Eilo ria, judged by Grand Chief Patriarch S Goldsmith of Painesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Oberlin
Eiloria
S. Goldsmith
Painesville
Admissions and discharges at South Amherst and Lorain
Admissions list includes Asian settler at 100 20¢ Erie Street and Sam Maria Kas R D No. 2 with Mrs. David Folkman at 616 East Avenue South Amherst. Discharges list William Ehricke 228 Third Street John Powers No 8 Phillips Court Florence Dyke 1256 East River. Also Mrs Tz nAtE Figon and pady boy 173 Erie Street Mrs Robert Stone and pady girl 223 Marseilles Avenue Frank Skolovy 334 West 31st Street Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Street
Sam Mariakas
South Amherst
David Folkman
East Avenue
Wiliam Ehricke
Third Street
John Powers
Phillip’s Court
Florence Dyke
East River
Tznate Figon
Pady Boy
Robert Stone
Paby Girl
Marseilles Avenue
Frank Skolovy
West 31St Street
Lorain
Spring tonic for health through exercise at YWCA
Miss Browne health education secretary at the YWCA urges a spring tonic of regular exercise to improve circulation and heart health. She notes excess fat and poor conditioning can impair well being and invites readers to consult for personalized exercise guidance and join walks to gain vigor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Browne
O. K
Mission Band hears speaker on India mission field
Mrs. B. Davidson spoke at a Junior Mission Band meeting of the First Baptist church yesterday afternoon describing her experiences in India. W. H. Walker served refreshments to eighteen children. The next meeting is set for March 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Davidson
India
W. H. Walker
Birthday Party Honors Mrs Hadaway in Middle Ashton
A gathering at the home of Mrs. Joan Hadaway of Middle Ashton honored her seventy seventh birthday. Guests enjoyed music and games before light refreshments were served and Mrs Hadaway received a gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Hadaway
Middle Asente
Hes
Hadaway
Areme Club Holds Tureen Gianer at Masonic Temple
Thirty Areme Club members met at the Masonic Temple for a tureen Gianer and proceeded to a business session. They decided to donate twenty five dollars to the Masonic Home in Springfield Ohio. The next meeting is set for April 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Areme Club
Masonic Temple
Springfield
Ohto
One New Member For W. Br. C Iunion Club Meets
The Woman's Relief Corps held a regular meeting in the I O U F hall Friday afternoon with a large attendance. One candidate was initiated into full membership. The relief chairman reported many sick and shut in. The west side division will entertain with a dinner on March 22 with a hoped-for large turnout. The meeting closed with the Charles Abbey Junior Club present and singing America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Relief Corps
I. O. Q. F. Hall
West Side
Charles Abbey
Commander Abbey
Singing of
America
Jolly Sixteen Five Hundred Hosts Evening at Diedrich Home
The Jolly Sixteen Five Hundred Club met at Jack Diedrich’s LaGrange Road home with prizes awarded to Nelda Murphy first Joe Reinders second Jack Deidrich third and Emma Fitzpatrick fourth. Luncheon followed and plans announced for next meeting at Miss Catherine Spaeth’s Chestnut Ridge Road residence. MUSICAL ART MEETING AT CUSHING HOME The Elria Musical Art Society will hold a program at Mrs C H Cushing 345 Fifth Street Tuesday afternoon led by Mrs Robert Sherrard. Participants will perform pieces by Whiting Brancombe Terry Mineo Beach Carpenter Turner Naely Curin Dunn and Barbour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Deidrich
Jack Diedrich
LaGrange Road
Nelda Murphy
Joe Reinders
Emma Fitzpatrick
Catherine Spaeth
Chestnut Ridge Road
Elrria Musical Art Society
C. H. Cushing
Fifth Street
Robert Sherrard
Edna Bates
Gladys McCullough
Williams
A. C. Hudnutt
C. E. Brodbeck
L. C. Breegort
Mary Seward
Cortell
Crites
John Roberts
Whiting
Brancombe
Terry
Mineo
Beach
Carpenter
Turner-Naley
Curin
Dunn
Barbour
Opera Monday hearing by Elyria Woman's Club appeal
The Fine Arts Department outlines an upcoming Monday meeting featuring Grand Opera Interpretation by Clement Burbank Shaw. Elite RA of New York will provide the special feature, showcasing operatic recitals that convey the stories and emotions of major works. Open to the general club audience. Institutions and performers are highlighted in a period community notice style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Woman’s Club
Clement Burbank Shaw
Mac
Elite RA
New York
Atlantic
Pacific
Lake Avenue Bible Club Meets Monday Evening
At 7 30 p m the Lake Avenue Bible Stud Club Section Eight will meet at the Lake Avenue school house. The evening program includes a church service at 7 20 with the theme When a Man is a Man and a Billy Sunday choir of 59 voices. Young people meet at 6 30 for their regular gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Se John's Church
Lake Avenue Bible Stud
Lake aAvenue
Local Bridge Party Guests and Wedding Attendees
Mrs Arthur C Smith, Mrs G Meyers, and Miss Ada Buswell attended a bridge party at Mrs Johan Hovis in Amherst. Mrs J C Perry visits Mrs Elmer Haverstick in Lincoln Court. Dr and Mrs W B Winters of Cleveland, formerly from Elvna, attended the Eli-Teiler wedding at the Stevens home today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur C. Smith
G. Meyers
Ada Buswell
Johan Hovis
Amherst
J. C. Perry
Elmer Haverstick
Lincoln Court
W. BR. Winters
Cleveland
Elvna
Eli-Teiler
Stevens
Men of the Fox Furnace Co to attend Bible class
The Fox Furnace Co men will be special guests at the Community Bible Class at 9 50 a m in Rialto Theatre tomorrow. Nonmembers of a Sunday School are invited to share an hour of Christian fellowship and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wercame
Men of the Fox Furnace Co
Rialto Theatre
Christian Fellowship
Local Figures Named in Brief Biographical Item
Myron S. Teller, 53, an architect from Kingston New York, and Ruth S. Ely, 45, of Elyria, with Reverend Winters listed in Cleveland. The fragment hints at a social or professional notice involving these individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron S. Teller
Kingston
N. Y
Ruth S. Ely
Elyria
Winters
Cleveland
Dancing Nights At Cascade And Amherst Eagles
Dance notices announce a Tuesday event at Cascade on March 12th with a couple, plus Amherst Eagles host dancing every Saturday night for local social gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade
Amherst Eagles
Coel Thomas and Geneva Maine Case Involving Loe Rain Rev Smith
Two youths, Coel Thomas twenty a printer and Geneva Maine seventeen, are linked to a rain incident. Rev Smith is noted in the terse entry as connected to the matter. The brief record lacks broader context or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coel Thomas
Loerain
Geneva
Maine
lLorain
Rev. Smith
Large Buckles Trim New Opera Pumps
Large and interesting buckles adorn the latest opera pumps. The buckles are modernistic in design and crafted from a composite resembling carnelian and onyx.
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Elyria Eagles Hall
Frank Stahr
Jazz Kings
Pinchot
Ely Teller
Ruth Stevens Ely
Myron Steadman Teller
George Teller
William B. Winters
First Methodist Church
Sons and Daughters OF Liberty Meeting
Mrs. Jacob Smith
Dorothy Conway
Woman’s Club Week
Laporte Ladies
Northwesi FA
WIT
Hospital Notes
Mrs. Davidson
Mrs. Hadaway
W. BR. C
Iunion Club
Cushing
Dorcas Society OF Grace Church
Dorcas Society of Grace Lutheran Church
Fred Cole
Louisiana Avenue
Arthur Ehike
Fast Avenue
ST. John's Church
Baptist Church
Tigeest
M. E. Church
Rebief
Aigeon
Rae
Musterole Company
Ohio
New Easter Ensemble
Lake Avenue Bible Clib
Oberlin, Ohio
W. D. Hobbs
Met
Middle Ave
Candy Comics
Betty
Bob
Sis Hopkins
By AL. Becker
Ben Ir
Becker’s
Candyland
Imperial Furniture Co
Broad St. Bridge
Frankie Stehr
Dimke
Grafton
Amul
THE
Elyria Business College
Broad Street
Dry Cleaners
Anne Nee Geee
Will
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