Grand Opera Attracts Elyria Music Lovers
Elyria March 14 many Elyria music lovers will travel to Cleveland to hear Chicago Opera Association performances. Mary Garden directs and stars in Monna Vanna with Lucien Muratore and George Maklanoff in the cast. Wagner Lohengrin features Rosa Raisa with Cyrene Van Gordon and Edward Johnson. Amelita Galli Curci sings La Traviata with Forrest Lamont and Rimini. Rigoletto closes with Tita Ruffo and Marcella Craft. Ballet of the Hours added. Polacco conducts.
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Cleveland
Chicago Opera Association
Mary Garden
Mrs Garden
Fevrier
Maetarlinck
Chicago
Lucien
Muratore
George Maklanoff
Boston Opera Company
Hippodrome
Wagner
Lohengrin
Rosa Raisa
Elsa
Cyrene van Gordon
Ortrud
Edward Johnson
Galli-Curci
Forrest Lamont
Alfredo
Giacomio Rimini
Germort
Andreas Payley
Tita Ruffo
New York
Marcella Crafi
Gilda
Alessandro Bonci
Georgio Polacco
Monna Vanna
Pietro Cimini
William Masterton
Winifred Mener
John Faxon
Richard Faxon
Manna Vanna -Onight
Eorge Stevens
Karl Peety
Tueday
Two Hundred Knights of St John Conducted Initiation
Elyria March 14 two hundred Knights of St John marched to St Marys church for services led by Rev Dr Hoeffler of Avon. Initiation ceremonies followed at St Agnes hall and a banquet at the Chamber of Commerce. Prominent lodge members General Converse and Brigadier General Leuseh spoke at the banquet. Cincinnati Festival of Music Set March 30 to April 1 with national and local officials hosting contests and receptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Knights of St. John
St. Mary's Church
Hoeffler
Avon
St. Agnes’ Hall
Chamber of Commerce
Converse
R. Leuseh
Cincinnati
Atlantic City
Linton Hotel
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Charles P. Taft
The
Linton
Edgar Stillman Kelley
Bertha Bauer
P. Werthner
Fenton Lauson
Mme
Marguerite Melville Lisziewska
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Jeam Verd
Conservatory
Women’s Musical Club
Ohio
Woman‘s Club
Lila Robeson
Metropolitan Opera Co
Solgist
Samuel Richard Gaines
James H. Rogers
Frances Clark
National Federation of Musical Clubs
Thomas Emery
Charles P. Tatt
Odd Fellows Hold Special Meeting Tonight in Hall
The Odd Fellows will convene a special meeting at 7:30 PM in the I O F hall. All members urged to attend for the initiation of the third degree. E E Demick of East Avenue reports the death of his sister Mrs Cora Jackson of Ashland Oregon following an operation. She was a former West Ridge resident and is mourned by many Elyria friends.
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Lovett
Cleveland
Bing
Shepherd
Winter
Epworth League
Elyria
Orville, O
Virginia Beam
Baxwell Willford
Wilford
Lake Avenue
George Theobald
East River Street
Elizabeth
Charles 2, Kellogg
West Avenue
David Johns
Lakewood
Sarah Dooley
Oberlin
Frank S. Harmon Lodge
Chamber of Commerce
Mis. Martin Elyria
The
Women’s Civil Club
R. T. J. Martin
Rotary Club
Odd Fellows
E E. Demick
East Avenue
Cora Jackson
Ashland
Oregon
West Ridge
Federation Girls to Host Coed Party in Elyria
Elyria notes a Federation Girls gathering switches to a co-ed party this Tuesday at 9 09 P.M. All classes except gym stay dismissed this week. gym will meet as usual. Everyone is invited to join the merry event led by the Y Girls with the goal of a joyful evening and bringing friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation
Elyria
Asea
Elyrian Selected on Harvard College Finance Committee
William N. Gates of Elyria has been chosen for Harvard College 1924 Finance Committee by the Freshman Class Officers. The committee has begun work with a chairman election and will raise funds for class entertainments and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyrian
Harvard College
William N. Gates
Elyria
The Killdeer as a Health Protecting Bird
The Killdeer shore bird breeds across the United States and Canada and winters in the central U S and South America. Its varied diet includes beetles winged insects and worms aiding public health by reducing pests such as mosquitos. A stomach analysis showed three hundred mosquito larvae, highlighting the bird’s role in disease prevention and pest control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
South America
MAS. C F
Back to Normalcy in Morals Slogan in Missouri Now
Message from Missouri WCTU president Mrs Nellie G Burger states the 1921 slogan Back to normalcy in morals guides a crusade for social morality. She notes temperance in dress and behavior, condemns nakedness, but rejects blue laws and anticigarette campaigns. The movement seeks psychology of restraint rather than prohibition.
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Missouri
International News Service
Kansas City
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Nellie G. Burger
Chicago
Jumps Hotel Board Bill At Oberlin Court
Clinton Booth appeared in justice court and was bound over to the grand jury on a defrauding charge for leaving the Park hotel without paying his bill. He was held in county jail awaiting the next grand jury action after waiving examination.
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Oberlin
Clinton Booth
Justice Court of
C. R. Summers
Booth
Park Hotel
Toledo
Overlin
Openwork panels redefine fashion in ladies hosiery
London reports silk stockings with openwork panels three inches high and one inch wide, arched Gothic-like windows in pairs. Panels glued by flimsy thread. durability lasts about two days amid a flurry of other society notices from Medina and Wadsworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
London
Peter Adameovich Insanity Judged After Mass Currency Destruction
Denver March 14 Peter Adameovich who carried a bank passport in Hamanie Pa has been deemed insane by alienists. He tore up about $1000 in U S currency and scattered the fragments as police later recovered pieces and federal authorities said most was pledged for redemption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Denver
Peter Adameovich
Hamanie
Peter
United States
Coal expansion may force removal of historic Wetzel names
Powhatan March 14. Extensive coal development in southern Belmont and northern Monroe counties may require removal of Lewis Wetzel Washington Wetzel and Jacob Wetzel. Their private burial site lies on the Woods farm land crossed by railroads reaching 28,000 acres in recent sales. Marco Coal Co led by T. K. Maher has bought 15,000 acres and Cleveland & Western Coal Co led by Frank Taplin has bought 13,000 acres nearby.
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Powhatan
Belmont
Monroe
Lewis Wetzel
Washington Wetzel
Jacob Wetzel
Woods Farm
Marco Coal Co
T. K. Maher
Cleveland
Ashland News Briefs including appointments and notes
R A Richards named superintendent of county infirmary. Deaths include H T Coffin and Benjamin Fraunfelter, 86. County to receive $15000 from state for Ashland Norwalk road improvement between Ashland and Savannah. After marriage, divorce and remarriage Mina Norton seeks separation from William Norton. Sherman Updyke jailed on drunk and disorderly after snoring in a cemetery drew police call.
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Ashland
R. A Richards
H. T Coffin
Benjamin Fraunfelter
County
State
Ashland-Norwalk
Savannnah
Land
Mina Norton
William Norton
Sherman Updyke
Updyke
Rev Zechiel speaks at Medina meeting and theater opening planned
Medina reports Rev E E Zechiel of Wadsworth addresses the Medina county ministerial gathering. The first movie theatre is expected to open at Lodi around April 1. Obituaries note deaths of Andrew Delong aged 83 Albert H Stanford 86 and Edward.
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Medina
E. E. Zechiel
Wadsworth
Lodi
Andrew Delong
Albert H. Stanford
Edward
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Elyria Society
Church OF Christ
Swan
General Ladies Aid
Pollyanna Club
Richard King
East. Avenue
Dorcas
Methodist Church
Day
Mrs. S. Shunk
Jefferson Apartments
Anthoney and
Miro
Knights OF
Ot. John
Andrew Burrell
Statler
Dorothy Day
Warren
Hubert Day
Second Street
Albert Fowler
Oxford
Steep
Wellington
David Jones
Samuel Cahn
Ashtabula
Sol Mendelson
Furnace Street
George Garver
Hamilton
Hamilton-Parent Teachers Association
HB. J. Howenstine
Hilda Mendelson
Charles J. Miller
Charles Snyder
William and
Clarence
Fred CG. Snyder
South Ridge
Arthur Todd
Rockford, Ilinois
Bia
Mrs. L. R. Todd
Fifth Street
Joyce Duckette
Leonardl Duckette
St. Andrews Church
ST. Patrick’s Dance
Eagle’s Auditorium
Pinehurst Society
Elizabeth Clemson
Middletown
N. C
Pinehurst N.C
Clemson
Woman’s Civic Club
Jumps Hotel Board
Cyril Ledera
Chestnut Street
Ernie Lex
John Richey
Park Avenue
Belle Hett
Hast
Broad Street
Felix Moran
Blaine Street
Leona Jackson
Weat Third Street
Mary Keyes
Middle Avenue
8. Wilemk
Abbes Road
Martins Ferry
Mike Hoprich
Justices Court
Nick Moze
Hoprich
Allegnd
Mozar
Finprich
Ewner
First National Bank
Liberty Bell Bank
Widdle Ave
Ghent
Bieget
Merghes
WRIA
John Tanase Bame
Medinaco
Gus Smallwood
Ing
Peter Anderson
Wee
Dima
Oldsmobile
Lorain County
Dunn Motor Sales Coo
Opera House
Elyria, O
the Leader Shoe CO
Elykia
Wizard Products
Heldmyer Hardware Co
Wizard
Callon Vsu
Rosy Ea Pvd Cim
Seyee
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