Additional Society Husbands Guests Planned by Methodist Group
Plans to entertain the husbands of Mary-Martha class members of the Methodist church were discussed as about forty five ladies met for the monthly session at the church. The St Patrick Day dinner will be hosted by a committee including Mrs E G Baxter Mrs Clarence Standen Mr F F E Foreman Mrs B H Long and teacher Mrs C B Simkins Readings were given by Mrs Paul Taylor devotional led by Mrs J H Bellingham and several contests provided further entertainment Refreshments were served by Mrs S C Smith and her committee.
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E. G. Baxter
Clarence Standen
FF. E. Foreman
B. H. Long
C. B. Simkins
Paul Taylor
J. H. Bellingham
S.C. Smith
Odtaa club marks second anniversary at Hotel Newell
Seven members and one guest attended the Odtaa club anniversary dinner at the Hotel Newell. After dinner bridge saw Mrs. Don Fields win high score while Mrs. Jack Dillman was consoled. The evening ended with dancing and social time. Mrs. Milton Bishop will host the club on April fourteenth at her Princeton avenue home.
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Newell
Don Fields
Jack Dillman
Milton Bishop
Princeton Avenue
Elyria Women’s Club Plans Public Relations Dinner
The Elyria Business and Professional Women’s Club finalized plans for a Public Relations dinner and named a nominating committee. The local PR dinner is set for March 17 at First Congregational Church, with invitations for Lakewood on March 19 and Lorain on March 16. Nominee committee chair Miss Cora Bassett, with Miss Alice Foley and Miss Emma Gleaso.
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Y. W. Cgc. A
First Congregational Church
Lakewood Club
Lorain Club
Cora Bassett
Alice Foley
Emma Gleaso
Rebekah Social Club Meets At Mrs. Choate Home
Mrs Hilda Choate hosted twenty seven members and three guests on East River street for a regular business session led by president Nellie Reynolds. Five candidates were initiated and contest prizes awarded to Mrs Iva Marsh and Mrs Hastings. Refreshments followed. Next meeting set for Tuesday April seven at Miss Lottie Laundon Park Place.
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Hilda Choate
Rebekah
East River Street
Nellie Reynolds
Iva Marsh
Hastings
Lottie Laundon
Park Place
Oberlin Branch AAUW to Host Tea at Elyria CC
The Oberlin Branch of the AAUW will hold a tea on March 18 from 3 to 5 pm at Elyria Country Club. Miss Elizabeth S. Magee of Cleveland will speak on Women Who Work. Magee is executive secretary of the Consumers League of Ohio and Oberlin College alumna.
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Oberlin
American Association of University Women
Elyria Country Club
Elizabeth S. Magee
Cleveland
World Affairs Class Series Opens Thursday at YWCA
A series of World Affairs discussions begins Thursday at 8 p m at the Y W C A to offer an opportunity for anyone interested to become better acquainted with international issues and events.
Wall Panel in Soft Colors Pattern 5552
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Amherst Tonight Events In Cleveland Street Notice
AMHERST OH March 11 The Past Matrons of Stone City Chapter of Eastern Stars will be entertained at the home of Mrs Hugo Paukoft Elyria with Miss Gertrude Wernert assistant hostess The weekly praise and prayer service of the Foursquare church will be held at the Pythian Hall at 7 30 p m The Hickory Tree Grange will present a program at the Wellington Grange and the traveling ible A meeting of the executive board and program committee of the Amherst Townsend Club will be held at the home of Mrs Henry Schriner Tenney avenue at eight o'clock tonight A social hour followed with card games Later refreshments were served Additional Amherst on Page 8
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Eastern Stars
Hugo Paukoft
Elyria
Gertrude Wernert
Foursquare Church
Pythian Hall
Hickory Tree Grange
Wellington Grange
Amherst Townsend Club
Henry Schriner
Tenney Avenue
Drama Across the Sea lecture and Girl Reserves note
The YWCA sponsors a discussion course on world affairs topics open to all. Professor Holmes presents Drama Across the Sea this Thursday. Jefferson Junior High School Girl Reserves met yesterday with Eleanor Arndt leading devotions and a letter from Grace Oroz read. Fourteen girls hiked after the meeting.
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Holmes
Jefferson Junior High School
Eleanor Arndt
Grace Oroz
Elyria High Choir to Perform at Spring Style Show
The Elyria High School senior a capella choir will sing at intervals during the Spring Style show at the high school auditorium on Thursday evening March 12 sponsored by the Elyria Woman's Club.
Terraplane on a budget steals the showroom spotlight
A 1936 Terraplane is pitched as the best value in the low price field offering desirable features at the lowest cost for the model. Test drives and on the lot demonstrations invite buyers to verify the claims and compare with rivals.
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Terraplane
Terraplanes
Elyria News Early Spring Building Boom and Bank Transfer
Five new building permits issued in Elyria signal a spring surge, with five houses already under construction in Eastern Heights. The First National Bank moved nearly $1 million in currency and securities to its new building under heavy guard as efforts to prevent a bank hold-up were noted.
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Easern Heights
Met
Broad Street
First National Bank
Middle Avenue
Lorain
Elyria Lawyers’ Club. Harry N. Blair
Elyria Evening Telegram
Columbus
Washington
Coronation Demand For Ermine To Aid Trappers
In Tacoma Washington fur buyers forecast a two year boom as King Edward VIII's coronation drives demand for ermine. Weasels in winter coats become the closest available substitute for royal robes trimmed with ermine, with the Alaskan weasel variety in strongest demand.
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Tacoma
Wash
Edward VIII
Great Britain
Northwest
Circle events mark Women’s Union meetings at St Peter’s
Circle 4 of the Women’s Union met at the church parlors for an all day session centered on quilting. A sauerkraut dinner fed sixteen, including two guests, Mrs. L. Roemer and Mrs. Mary Worcester. Circle 5, hosted by Mrs. Mary Brocker on Washington Street, had devotions led by Mrs. Albert Witte with eight members and five guests attending refreshments. The April meeting will be at Mrs. Henry Meister’s home.
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Cirle 4
Women’s Union
St. Peter’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
L. Roemer
Mary Worcester
Mary Brocker
Circle 5
Washington Street
Albert Witte
Henry Meister
Riding Club to Install Will Rogers Memorial Monument
In Seattle the Olympic Riding and Driving Club will soon unveil a granite and bronze Will Rogers Memorial honoring the actor humorist and horse lover who played his last polo game there a day before his death.
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Seattle
Will Rogers
Olympic
Social meeting for Ameri can Legion and Auxiliary in South Amherst
Elmer Johnson Post and Auxiliary hosted a social gathering for the South Amherst post at St. Joseph's parochial school hall. About fifty attendees enjoyed a program of songs, flag salute, harmonic and vocal selections, group singing, and a talk on The Sandusky Home by Mrs. C. Bickley.
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Elmer Johnson
American Legion
South Amherst
St. Joseph’s
Milton Schiefferstein
Henry Sharp, Jr
Mike Nagle
Will Rogers Memorial Planned At Seattle Artist Design
The memorial honoring the late aviator is funded by popular subscriptions and designed by Seattle artist Victor Alonzo Lewis. It will stand eight feet high with a bronze relief head of Rogers, to be placed at the riding club polo grounds now renamed Will Rogers Field after his death during the Alaska flight with Wiley Post.
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Alaska
Wiley Post
Victor Alonzo Lewis
Seattle
Rogers
Riding Club
Polo Grounds
Will Rogers
Cactus Giant Ceres Faces Wind Pressure
The cereus of giant cactus of America must endure high wind pressure as it grows tall. Readiness to resist gusts and structural stability are noted as key factors in its survival, with researchers studying stem strength and moisture balance.
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America
Unclear Text Item on Wind Aid and Expansion
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