Church group meetings scheduled for Thursday and Friday
The Ladies Aid Society of United Presbyterian church meets Thursday at two oclock for the last church year gathering. The Widening Circle of First Baptist will meet with Mrs Nelson Van Wormer at 215 East Broad Street on Friday. Bible Study led by Mrs F O Wilford. The Rebekah Society meets tonight at Mrs Strohl's home on West Street. Bible Class gathers Thursday afternoon with Mrs J H Dellefield at 516 Cleveland Street to discuss the second chapter of Acts.
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Ladies' Aid Society
The
United Presbyterian Church
First Baptist Church
Nelson van Wormer
East Broad Street
F. O. Wilford
Revekah Society Club
J. H. Dellefield
Cleveland Street
Modern American Music at Elyria Musical Art Society
The Elyria Musical Art Society met at Mr. Charles Cushing's home on Fifth Street to hear a program titled Modern American Music. Mrs. Robert Sherrard led, with piano solos, songs, and violin duets by noted performers, including selections by Hawley, Branscombe, Turner Naley, and Beach. The Lorain Musical Art Society plans a March 26 program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musical Art
Elyria Musical Art Society
Charles Cushing
Fifth Street
Robert Sherrard
Whiting
Edna Bates
Cowen
Hawley
L. C. Brevoort
Schubert
Gladys McCullough
John Roberts
Branscombe
Terry
Ralph Williams
Turner- Naley
Curin
Hudnutt
Beach
Mineo
Tango
Carpenter
Mary Seward
Love
Dunn
Barbour
E. Brodbeck
The
Lorain
Finger Waving Marcel Ling and Manicuring 50c
A compact feature item notes services listed at 421 W 2nd offering finger waving manicuring for 50 cents. Indicates a small downtown beauty shop special with casual pricing and local flavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcelling
Penapoelae
Eagles Aux Card Party At Eagles Hall Wednesday
Eagles Auxiliary hosts a card party Wednesday evening at Eagles Hall with bridge 500 and pedro. Public invited with prizes and lunch provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles Aux
Eagles Hall
Bridge
Pedro
Evening club notices list multiple meetings and services
Tonight several groups hold gatherings across town. The Senso Hit Club meets at six fifty, Dames of Malta at seven, and first degree work is shown. The Helping Hand Society and Rebekah Social Club plan sessions, while Cora May Walton Mission Study Club meets at six thirty. Various circles meet at St Pauls and Yeomen venues with local hosts named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senso Hit Club
Dames of Malta
I. O. O. F. Hall
Helping Hand Society
Rebekah
Cora May Walton
First Congregational Church
Keen Kutter
Leora Hall
Eleventh Street
St. Paul
One Thousand Communities Dine Simultaneously Nationwide
A national event during National Business Women's Week brings fifty two thousand women from nearly one thousand communities to dinners across the United States on March 14. Local clubs sponsor, featuring Meyer James Hewitt on The Challenge to the Business Woman of Today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Meyer James Hewitt
Elyria club hosts tureen dinner and travel talk
Members of the Business Women's Club of the Elyria Woman's Club enjoyed a tureen dinner at the club home. A brief business meeting followed with plans for a party on March 18. Miss Cora Bassett and Mrs. Eric Chapman sang solos and M. H. Nealon, with Mr. Baumhardt, gave an illustrated travel talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Women’s Club
Elyria Woman’s Club, Inc
Department
Cora Bassett
Eric Chapman
Herman Lohr
Hayden Wood
M. H. Nealon
Baumhardt
Express Company
Home Missionary Society Meets at Merriman Home
Twenty eight members of the Woman's Home Missionary Society of the First Methodist church gathered yesterday afternoon at Mrs. W. H. Merriman's home on Princeton avenue. Reports from officers were given. Miss Elizabeth Cowrse led the serial story while Mrs. Frits Rudin reviewed early chapters of What Next In Home Missions. Tea followed two social periods.
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Home Missionary Society
Merriman Home
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
W. H. Merriman
Princeton Avenue
Mesdames Fisk, Wilcox, Brown
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges Listed
Admitted include Nelson Miller of 12316 Seventh Street Lorain Anna Nemeth R D 4 Elyria Mrs Joseph Marquis 146 Oak Street Mrs Henry Hammons 612 West Avenue Discharged include Mr Louis Takacs 3273 Beech Street Lee Ail R D 2 Lorain Joseph Malik 158 Buckeys Street Mrs Samuel Bennett 108 Warn Court
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Miller
Seventh Street
Lorain
Anna Nemeth
R. D
Elyria
Joseph Marquis
Oak Street
Henry Hammons
West Avenue
Louis Takacs
Beech Street
Lee Ail
Joseph Malik
Buckeys Street
Samuel Bennett
Warn Court
Grafton Lodge Presents Play for Elyria Odd Fellows
After a Lodge meeting the Grafton Lodge staged Welcome to the Old Town to a full house with many turned away. Proceeds aid a disabled member. Cast praised. Edna Alghram, Alfred Alghram, Jim Durke, Reta Beesing and others gave noted performances. The play follows a Prodigal who robs a bank, returns home rich, buys a hotel, and helps the town prosper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Lodge of Odd Fellows
Grafton Lodge
Old Town
Edna Alghram
Alfred Alghram
Jim Durke
Sol Pepper
Reta Beesing
Mrs. Jones
Floyd Yost
Clarence Whitney
Robert Heath
Gladys
Hiller
Elyria Pedigreed Canary Club Meets at Ford Home
The Elyria Pedigreed Canary Club held its regular meeting Tuesday evening at 140 West Bridge Street the home of Mr and Mrs M J Ford. New members attended and Frank Stehr led the session. Plans for a future Canary Exhibition were discussed with high profile international interest including exhibitors from England Scotland Wales Germany and Australia for contests in Kansas City and New York. The program also featured a musicale with Mrs Seekins and Louis Phiel performing. A luncheon followed and the next meeting is set for March 26 at Mrs Frank Stehr’s Ninth Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Miss Jane Howard on Art Appreciation at Oberlin School event
Miss Jane Howard of the Oberlin School of Art spoke on Art Appreciation to the Federation of the YWCA after supper. She outlined judging pictures by artist personality, nationality, and lasting value with illustrations from Reynolds Lady Hamilton and Leonardo Mona Lisa. The evening opened with a St Patrick dinner, frolic attire, and musical entertainment by Miss Wise and Master Robert Hnuf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Howard
Oberlin School of Art
Federation of the Y. W. C. A
Miss Howard
Joshua Reynolds
Hamilton
Leonardo
Ethel Wise
Robert Hnuf
Mothers' Auxiliary Elects Officers at Presbyterian Meet
The Mothers' Auxiliary of the United Presbyterian church met at Mrs. Charles Yost's home with eighteen mothers present. Officers elected: President C. L. Bristol, Vice President E. W. Wright, Secretary-Treasurer James Powell, Librarian Robert Kirkpatrick, Advisor T. F. Sellers. Plans were made for a new room for little children and a Sabbath School class begins April 1. Easter devotions were led by Mrs. Swartzle and the group discussed guiding children in play life. The meeting adjourned at Mrs. Stock's home on Ninth Street with Mrs. Swartzle assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Church
Charles Yost
Blaine Street
T. F. Sellers
C. L. Bristol
E.W. Wright
James Powell
Robert Kirkpatrick
Charles Swartzle
P. F. Stock
Ninth Street
Literary Club convenes at Miss Ingersoll home
The Literary Club met at Miss Mary Ingersoll’s Middle avenue home Tuesday evening. Miss Dorothy Wilcox led the program reviewing The Road to the North by Brooks, about English travel life. Future plans included reviews on March 26 and April 2, plus poetry and music programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ingersoll
Middle Avenue
Dorothy Wilcox
Brooks
Sergeant Grischa
Zweig
Elizabeth Hawk
Ludwig
Bismarck
Maxine Lucas
Edythe Harris
Geraldine Smith
Ingersoll
Virginia Crandall
Earlcourt
Masquerading Foods Topic At Elyria Woman's Club Meet
About thirty five women attended the American Home Departments meeting of the Elyria Woman's Club yesterday. Miss Florence LaGanke of Cleveland spoke on Masquerading Foods and refreshments were provided by Mrs. R. B. Struthers and committee. The next meeting on March 28 will feature a food demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Woman’s Club
Florence LaGanke
Cleveland
R. B. Struthers
Loyal Matrons Card Club Meets at Mrs Wirth Home
The Loyal Matrons Card Club gathered Tuesday at Mrs Martha Wirth of Nichols Court. Eleven games of progressive pedro were played with prizes awarded to Elizabeth Mc Donald first Mame Young second Harry Kuss third and Julia Hull consolation. A luncheon followed and the group planned to meet again in two weeks at Mrs Jessie Raesler of Lodi street.
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Wirth
Martha Wirth
Nichols Court
Pedro
Elizabeth McDonald
Mame Young
Harry Kuss
Julia Hull
Jessie Raesler
Lodi Street
Birthday Dinner Honors J J Dillon at Home
James Dillon of 619 Middle Avenue was surprised by a birthday dinner at his home with out of town guests Mr and Mrs James Dillon Jr of East Erie Avenue Lorain Ohio. Cottage prayer groups form permanent Bible study clubs with district six meetings planned at Mrs Sheppard s home Park Avenue. District six sections A B C reported twenty members at Mrs Rickler s Fifth Street gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.J. Dillon
James Dillon
Middle Avenue
James Dillon, Jr
East Erie Avenue
Lorain
Ohio
District Six
Sheppard
Park Avenue
German Lenten Service at St John's Church This Evening
A German Lenten service will be held at St. John's Lutheran church this evening at 7 30. The Last Hours of Christ will be the subject of the pastor s sermon.
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ST. John's Church
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Second Congregational Division C Meets at Mrs Hecock’s
Mrs John Hecock hosts Division C at Lake avenue with strong attendance. Members quilt and share refreshments. Dana Fox to host April ninth birthday tureen dinner at Stop 7 Lake avenue. L A L Club at Miss McKinley home last night featured cootie and bridge. Arlene Kearns won first, Pearl Stacks second, Dorothy Mersdorf consolation. Next meeting April second at Miss Mersdorf’s 239 Sixth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hecock
Second Congregational Church
John Hecock
Lake Avenue
Dana Fox
L.A. L
McKinley
Sixth Street
Arlene Kearns
Pearl Stacks
Dorothy Mersdorf
Hear Missionary From Africa
The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist church met for supper and held a seven o'clock meeting led by president Mrs M H Welty. Miss Bowyer spoke about her African mission work and upcoming departure in April. Also reports of Mrs Marie Steger being seriously ill in Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Woman’s Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
M. H. Welty
Harver Cunningham
Miss Bowyer
Modern Woodmen Hold Card Party at Knights Hall
The Modern Woodmen of America held a card party at the Knights of Pythias hall last evening. Five hundred and progressive Pedro provided entertainment with prizes awarded: Mrs. C. G. Wessell first, Miss Isobel Wessel second, Mrs. Charles Zachariah third. gentlemen Theodore Novens first, D Vogler second, Mrs. Z. P. Badger third. Pedro prizes to Mrs. F. Klein first, Mrs. L. Booth second, Mrs. L. Taylor third. gentlemen Charles Zachariah first, W. Brown second, W. B. Huffman third. Door prize went to Mrs. F. Raesler. Another party is planned in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modern Woodmen of America
Knights of Pythias
Pedro
C. G. Wessell
Isobel Wessel
Charles Zachariah
Theodore Novens
D. Vogler
Z. P. Badger
F. Klein
L. Booth
L. Taylor
W. Brown
W. B. Huffman
F. Raesler
Just-A-Real Club Meets for Progressive Pedro
The Just-A-Real Club gathered on West avenue hosted by Mrs. O Thomasson for eleven rounds of progressive Pedro. Mrs. O Thomassen won first prize, Mrs. T Neufer took second, and Mrs Charles Smith third with Mrs Pat Hogan consolation. A luncheon followed. In two weeks Mrs Hogan will host at 114 Lewis court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Thomasson
West Avenue
Pedro
O. Thomassen
T. Neufer
Charles Smith
Pat Hogan
Local personals note contains several regional moves
Mrs J Q Ryan of 114 Cedar street traveled to Cleveland to visit friends. Phillip Houserman now resides in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania after graduating from Penn State College. Harold Dangerfield returned to Elyria following Penn State College graduation. Nellie M Hill president of the Tncain Sennty ww Co T I and F A Underhill county prison reform superintendent joined the Union meeting in LaGrange this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Q. Ryan
Cedar Street
Cleveland
Friends
Phillip Houserman
Pittsburgh
Pensylvania
Houserman
Penn State College
Harold Dangerfield
Elyria
Nellie M. Hill
T Ncain Sennty Ww. Co. T. I
F. A. Underhill
Prison Reform
Union
LaGrange
Sport Clothes for Glorious Spring Day
Spring fashion focuses on short coated sport suits and cardigan styles with a boyish nonchalance. New bolero jackets, bright undershirt hues, and gingham rising in popularity mark the season, with plaid ginghams and linen monotone jackets shaping the look for women.
Spring Frocks Highlight Bright Color and Tweed Ensembles
The article outlines spring fashion trends emphasizing practical outfits for women, with blue and white knits, sulphur tones, and eye catching scarves. It praises sports frocks in pastel and bright colors, notably yellow, red, and blue, plus practical knitted designs and white velvet blouses. Tweed ensembles remain strong, often paired with one or two piece silk crepe frocks.
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Church OF Christ
Wm. C. Fowler
Second
Chapel Streets
Billy
Alice B. Seiring
Jesus
Lorain County Medical Society
Lorain County Medicas Society
Lorain Hotel
H. C. King
Lakewood
Nettie Laundon
St. Andrew's Church
ODD Fellows
MR. Ford
Canary Club
Mothers Auxiliary
MISS
Woman's Benefit Association
Louise Goodman
Cora Bemis
Jennie Pollard
Bertha Olmstead
Hopsie Arias
Bertha Lyberger
Moet
St. Patrick’s
St. Paul’s Evangelical Church
Harper
Spruce Street
Ernest Pallas
Roy Kulp
Pepper
Woman's Club Dept
Dew Drop Inn
Floral Court
Cook’s
East Ave
L. A. L. Club
Marie Steger
Germany
Rez. U
Pet
Melo
Telgiesic Ducts CO
Pai Flack
Johnston
Second Street
Elyria Business College
Broad Street
Paris
Cook’s Millinery
East Avenue
Heywood Shoes
Middle Ave
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