St Patrick Day social at First Church Elyria
Elyria March 11 one of Lent en seasons most delightful events was the St Patrick s day social in the parlor of the First Congregational church under the Senior C E Society. About thirty youths enjoyed games music and a song fest with Miss Harriet Nevins as chairwoman. The room was decorated in green and white and refreshments followed.
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Elyria
First Congregational Church
C. E. Society
Harriet Nevins
United Presbyteran Church
Clan Robertson Dance Attracts Large Crowd
Elyria March 11 Over 200 attended the Benefit Dance by Clan Robertson last night at the G A R hall with guests from Amherst Lorain and Oberlin. Music and recitations enhanced the evening as thanks were given to the Lorain orchestra and planning committees.
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Elyria
Clan Robertson
G. A R
Mart Burgess
Lorain
Bible School Special At Churucs Of Christ Elyria
March 11 report of church events notes a Bible school special closing Sunday with strong interest and expected large attendance led by Mr Swann soloist and chorus, with Mr Chatley delivering final sermons on A Clean Heart amid upcoming services and a potential record audience.
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Churucs OF Christ Elyria
Church of Christ
Swan
Chatley
Hase
Mr. Chailey
Hast avenue couple entertains guests at home
Mr. and Mrs. W. B Kelly of Hast avenue hosted an informal gathering at their residence. The occasion featured friends and neighbors in a cordial, small-town setting, with light refreshments and conversation.
Clare Kummer and the rise of women in play brokerage
The article profiles Clare Kummer and other women who have thrived as playwrights and in the play brokerage business. It notes Clive Hammer as a leading figure and states Kummer earns over $25,000 a year, highlighting the lucrative, evolving field for women.
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Mies
Arthur Henry
Maywright
International News Service
Clive Hammer
Engiabie Positiva i
Mahe
Har Pen
Local notices and social updates from Newark and nearby towns
Mrs J W Findley of Newark is called to Detroit due to sister illness. Mrs Harriet Albrine returns to Adams Michigan after weeks with daughter. Mrs Maude Richmond of East The Parent Teachers Association meets tonight in Oberlin with a slate program and refreshments. Mrs W L Fogo and daughter return to Akron after visiting Mrs H Martin in Prospect street. Eleanor McKay of Pittsburg visits Miss Katherine Hutton on Ninth Street. Mr and Mrs William B Colson of Cleveland join guests last evening. Mrs Flow Colson also present. Mrs Perry Taylor called to Ceredo West Virginia by grandfather’s illness. Mrs Charles Guth of Park Avenue attends a Cleveland meeting of the American Association for the Restoration of the Irish Republic at the Hollenden. The General Aid Society of the Church of Christ hosts a trean dinner Thursday in church parlors. Mr and Mrs W R Gilson announce the marriage of their daughter Bessie Marie to Livinft Squires of 104 Blame Street. ceremony at United Presbyterian parsonage by Rev W Stuth. Miss Alice Foley of Earl Cr. visits brother Theodore Foley in East Cleveland today. Mr and Mrs Z J Parks entertain their club on Ninth Street. Scott Hinman of the IT Rubber Company returns from an eastern trip. Miss Louise Allen, teacher in Amherst High School, visits home on West Avenue. Mareh Ti Mroo and Mrs P A Walker and son Fred of Avon visit their parents on Williams Street.
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W. R. Gilson
Baime Sr
Bessie Marie
Livin
FT Squires
Blame
United Presbiemian Parsonage
W. Stuth
Local Fragments Highlight Community Notes and Meetings
Avon resident P A Walker is convalescing as Avon friends share news of visits and illness. Mrs Homer Bivins of Hudson Mich visits West River Street couple Mr and Mrs Charles Flower. Mr and Mrs H W Prunpy return from Cleveland. Ladies auxiliary Grand Exugies meets Eagles Hall. Tri stub gathers March 2 at Mrs Henry Wickert. new president Mrs Cora Annabue leads. Next meeting March 16 at Mrs Gertrude McGinnis. Knights and Ladies of Security meet at I O O F pall with plans discussed. Dr R J Ruth improving after illness in Colonial apartments. George Kaiser and wife receive newborn lemon weighing 2.5 pounds from Florida-living parents. LaGrange Grange actors rehearse at Mr and Mrs C H Opfer. luncheon served. next meeting at Mrs Blanche Spicer March 15. Rev R E Neighbour returns from Detroit Bible lectures. travels to Chicago next week. Evangelist En voy Carey postpones Salvation Army services due to local officers illness. Captain Heddle confined with scarlet fever. Regular services continue under Lieut Hepburn of Cleveland.
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Elyria Society
GATES
Claire
Mary Byam
EB. D. Adams
Americanization Council
J. H. Simpson
O. E. Townsend
Y. W
Federation
Industrial Federation of the
W. C A
Martin Fisher
Jessie Burns
Mary Seward
Comppany
John E. Merrill
Central Turkey College
Aintab
Merrill
M. Miller
West 6Th Street
Haskell
Oberlin
Press
Central College
América
Cor Fially
Kiwanis Club
Chamber of Commerce
H. M. Andreys
Kra~ner
Gus Kolinski
Mystic Six
Fred Dibble
Harvard Avenue
Mystic Six Club
Damiy Ustipenmens
Grace Lutheran Church
Youngs Peoples’ Society
Birthday Club
E. N. Bear
Eishth S
Boor
Frank Church
Hert Warner
Forest Girls
Wast Tiver
Christ Simings
Clarence Richard
W. Coub
Daisy Richards
Footng Women's Missionary Society
Younes Women's Missionary Society
Methodist Church
Mica Howards
Manning
Iss Reyrelds
Flayer-En Hesne
Masher Miss Portman
Stre Heard
Rembeyar
Ire Mannerm
RIVE
Lyria
Second Congregational Church
T. E. Wissinger
Furnace Street
Goodwin
Laurel
Lanquet Elyria
M. E. Church
Nella Pershing
Wurox
M.D
Florence Moejay
Genevieve Sanderson
Nora Baus
Vyiim
Nelle Pershing
Mise Ruth Melton
Lita Steet
Pythian Sisters
Cleveland
Triangle Club
Lagrange
Third Street
Stroup and Stevens
LaGrange Tonizat
Rebekar
Rebekah Social Club
1. O. O. F. Hall
Florence Shaw
John Bemis
Anna Grace Bright
Clara Stroh
Charles Pomeroy
Haywood
Lake Avenue
Sharch Parlor
Elyiu A
Cine Club
West Monilay
Ih Plapean
Florida
Tarr
Morris Knowles Engineers Company
Pittsburgh
City Hall
W. B Kelly
Hastavenue
Entecttining
Andi
Clare Kummer
Ctase
Kueumes
Smersess
J. W Findley
Newark
F A Rogers
Fourth Street
Detroit
Gunt Keiffel
Harriet Albrine
Neat
Adman, Mich
PL PL Vin Wernt
George St
Maude Fichmond
East
Paripe
West Ridge
W. L Fogo
W. H. Floto
H . Martin
Prospect Street
Akron
Eleanor McKay
Pitts
Pirg
Katheine Hutton
Ninth St
William B. Colson
Eveuime el Ve
FL Ow Colson
WasLritton Ave
Perry Tayior
Charles Guth
Park Avenue
American Association For the
General Aid Society of the
Tureh of Christ
Alice Foley
Earl Cr
Theodore Foley
Meo
Z. J. Parks
Scott Hinman
Louise Allen
Amherst High School
Nest
Weat Ave
Mareh
P. A. Walker
Fred
Avon
Joseph Walker
Willams Street
NEW York Chamber Music Society
Lorain County
Lorain Musical Art Club
Harding
Enna
Texas Company
Lackawana Steel
Boston- Wyoming
Northern Pacific
American Locomotive
United Retail Candy
Bacon
Tomate
W. Broad ST
Elyria, Ohio
Homer Bivins
Hudson, Mich
Charles R. Flower
West River Street
HW. H. Prunpy
Oxford Avenue
Ladies’ Auxiliary
The
Grand Exugies
Eagles’ Hall
Henry Wickert
Cora Annabue
Gertrude McGinnis
Knights and Ladies of Security
R. J. Ruth
Colonial Apartments
George Kaiser
Middle Avenue
LaGrange Grange
C. H. Opfer
Blanche Spicer
Cora
R. E. Neighbour
Mich
Detroit Tabernacle
Neighbour
Chicago
Envoy Carey
Salvation Army
Heddle
Lieutenant Hepburn of
Rialto Theatre
Sini
Santygon
Sear el Etry
Santi
Hygen
Glade
B. Thomas
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