Musical Comedy Pleases Crowd at Church of Christ Class
The Church of Christ on Second Street hosted the Men’s Class musical comedy Our Minister’s Honeymoon. Cast members included Ira Wissinger and Dettman as leads, with Mrs. Wise and Mrs. Gwin in key female roles. Applause crowned solos, duets, and trios, and a reception followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ Men’s
Church of Christ
Second Street
Yast Olgt
Dorcas
Ira. Wissinger
B Dettman
Carl Tite
New York City
Jud Ryan
Melvin Maddock
B. F. Wise
Mite Society
J. B. Young
Ann
Sarah Jane
Leroy Maddock
E. E. Dettmay
Soage
Annabelle
C. A. Little
Nellie Wilmot
Lucile Biddle
E. E. Dettman
Mr. Tite
Thore
Dettman
Community Club Notices and Local Society Meetings
A roundup of club and church events including the Emergency Club gathering at Mrs. Wm. C. Smith’s West Avenue home with ten attendees and new member Mrs. Swarts, the Nine Club St Patrick's party hosted by Mrs. F. T. Horan, and Allen Bates named to a dramatic club with Midsummer Night's Dream planned for commencement. Other items list Court of Honor meetings, Parent-Teachers' Clubs, and Ladies' Society events at Paul’s Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Han
Elyria
O. E
LaPorte
Clara Pahl
Oxford Court
Security Benefit Association
Murray Ridge
R.N
A. Mayflower
First Congregational Church
Newton D. Baker
Cleveland
Butternut Ridge
St. Patrick’s Day
Allen Bates
Dramatic Club
Chin
Daughters of Scotia Meeting Postponed and Local Circles Schedule
Social club notices indicate the Daughters of Scotia meeting for Monday at 7 pm in the G A R Hall is postponed. The Lat A Lot Club and Methodist Circle activities are planned for March with meetings at Mrs Freda Blaci s home and Mrs Mason s residence. The Home Guards of the Methodist church meet tomorrow at 2 pm. Circle 4 plans a March 29 gathering at Mrs Maddock s home. The Local Daughters Class of Church of Christ sets a chicken supper Friday night March 16 at Mrs Wins Puls home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Daughters of Scotia
G. A. R. Hall
Bamco
Freda Blacs
H . Street
Lorai’ Daughters
Church of Christ Tot
Win
Puls
Middle Avenue
Pre-Nuptial Party for Miss Maude Dibble Held at Y W C A
A surprise pre-nuptial gathering honored Miss Maude Dibble at the Tigritis club of the Y W C A on Court Street hosted by Mrs Nicola s. The event announced her forthcoming marriage to Georga Salem of Warren and featured games and decorations in Tick's day style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Dibble
Misa¢olas
Court Street
M Dibble
Georga Salem
Warren
Culture Club Meets With Mrs Haudenisen
The Culture Club met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs Anson. Attendees enjoyed fellowship and shared a light program in a friendly, indoor gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culture Club
Haudeisen
Mission Interest Grows at St Marys Church
An evening program at St Marys Church drew growing interest with a large attendance. The feature included Elyria based male choir segments performing seven selections under direction of Worth.
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ST. Mary's Church
New Draping Idea for Dinner and Afternoon Gowns
The article describes a long panel of self material looped at one side like a wash end. A pale doe charmeuse gown is embroidered in glass beads, shown in a pleasing manner.
City Visit Mentions Candidates and Treasure Lie
The fragment notes Miss Vilzareth Bachman visiting the city on Thursday. A treasure is described as lying, with a reference to a “gay sweater and pleated skirt” and a mock up of sports uniforms.
Social News and Club Events Highlight Local Fragments
Mrs. Robert Moore hosted the Lucky Links Club at Fourth Street with Mrs. M Triskey as a guest. Four tables played progressive Pedro with high scores won by Mrs. Winn Smith, second by Mrs. C Bradshaw, and third by the same. Carlisle Grange No 1502 held a dance with guests from Oberlin Elvera Ridgeville and Columbia. next dance set for April. Cumalot club met at the YWCA Federation room for a six oclock dinner. plans for the coming week discussed. Colonial Club entertained by Mr and Mrs Louis Whitney on Lake Avenue with Five Hundred first prize to Mrs Whitney and James Brandau. second prizes to Mrs C W Barres and Fred Tite. April 12 meet with Mr and Mrs Fred Tite Kaiser Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Robert Moore
Fourth Street
Carlisle Grange
Oberlin
Elvrra
Ridgeville
Columbia
Louis Whitney
Colonial Club
Lake Avenue
James Brandau
C. W. Barres
Fred Tite
Kaiser Court
Dorcas Society At Grace Lutheran Church Hosts Meeting
Mrs Frank Schmittgen entertained twenty members of the Dorcas society of Grace Lutheran Church at her Third street home yesterday afternoon. A business session admitted one new member. The ladies sewed enjoyed a social hour and refreshments. In two weeks Mrs Arthur Ehtke will host the group. Rev Edwin Kirby of East Avenue was expected home today from Cambridge Ohio.
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Dorcas Society
Grace Lutheran Church
Frank Schmittgen
Dortas Society
Third Street
Arthur Ehtke
East Avenue
Edwin Kirby
Cambridge
Ohio
Hospital Notes With Local Residents Mentioned
Hospital notes list residents including Margaret Jakman Dorothy Guda and Dorothy Gudanowski in Lorain with address details. Other names include Fred Curtice Mrs J A Humm and Mrs John and baby bar with addresses at 31 Bridge Street 232 Harrison 213 Ninth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Jakman
S. Home
Dorothy Guda
East Twenty First Lorain
Fred Curtice
Q Lorai Ruby
Colorado Avenue
Harges
J. A. Humm
Bridge
John and Baby Bar
Harrison
Dorothy Gudanowski
St Street
Lorain
Clyde
Ninth Street
Circle No 8 of Meddine Church Hostesses
Circle No 8 of Meddine Church met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Caral Keighley of Woodland Avenue and assistants Mrs O L Smith and Mrs Garrett. A large number attended and programs included a piano duet by Reva Carson and Beatrice Beck and a violin solo by Helen Roth. Refreshments followed. On April 6 the circle will meet at Mrs E E Reed of Lake Avenue with Mrs H H Peters and Mrs L Good as assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meddine Church
Caral Keighley
Woodland Avenue
O. Lb. Smith
Garrett
Reva Careson
Beatrice Beck
Helen Roth
E. E. Reed
Lake Avenue
H. H. Peters
L. Good
Lorain Social Notes Describe Visits and Travels
Mrs Claude Martin and Mrs W L Albright of Spruce street visit Mrs F Stream of First street Lorain on Thursday. Miss Vivian Hackett of West avenue was in Cleveland Wednesday for Fritz Mreister concert at Masonic hall. Miss Lottie Swarts of Collinwood Elyria visitor this week. Miss Marion Maddock East avenue Miss Maude Dibble Harvard avenue and Miss Hilgrith Heck of Charles court attended a dinner by the Misses Sheridan in South Lorain. Covers for eight. Daniel Wall of Akron visiting relatives on East avenue. Marion Strehle Brown visited sister Mrs H H ro of Fourth street. Rev A BE Neighbour of First Baptist spent week in Butler Pa. Mrs George Haserodt entertained Mrs Robert Neil and Mrs James Gibson of Lorain. Mrs Anna Botamer and others of Lady Robertson Lodge attended Lady Gordon Lodge No 99 meeting at Lorain. E B Haueisen of Park avenue spent Thursday in Toledo. Mrs Al Hawkins of Cleveland street, improving after illness. Miss Loretta Rudolph confined at home on Fourth street. Neil of Larain leaves for New York City for a month visiting daughter and husband Paul Haserodt formerly of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Martin
W. L. Albright
Spruce Street
F. Stream
First Street
Lorain
Vivian Hackett
West Avenue
Cleveland
Fritz Mreister
Masonic Hall
Lottie Swarts
Collinwood
Elyria
Marion Maddock
East Avenue
Maude Dibble
Harvard Avenue
Hilgrith Hecock
Charles
Court
Margaret
Mabel Sheridan
South Lorain
Daniel Wall
Akron
Co. J. Wall
Marion Strehle
Brown
H. Hro
Fourth Street
Thurs
A. BE. Neighbour
First Baptist Church
Butler
Pennsylvania
George Haserodt
Eighth Street
Robert Neil
James Gibson
Loron
Anna Botamer
Margaret Shrubsole
Isabella Bishop
Mary Walker
Sarah Mas
Jean Dicam
Lady Robertson Lodge
Daughters of
Scotia
E. B. Haueisen
Park Avenue
Toledo
al Hawkins
Cleveland Street
Loretta Rudolph
Neil
Larain
New York City
Paul Haserodt
Haserodt
City
Elv's Cream Balm Clears Stuffy Noses
An advertisement claims Elv's Cream Balm clear nostrils and relieve catarrh or cold by applying antiseptic cream in the nostrils. It promises instant relief, opening passages and ending dryness with a small bottle sold at drug stores.
Invention Draws Candid Ridicule to Market Fame
The inventor of the gafety raze faced ridicule when first offered to the public, yet factories now turn nearly twenty million blades a year to satisfy users of the so called ridiculous invention. The Pacific Northwest camps employ 160000 workers in doubling output, and walnut shells are repurposed into charcoal. Division A of the Church of Christ plans a cafe supper Saturday evening March 17 from 4 31 until served.
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Pianet
The
Church of Christ
Opar Laundry Soap Promises Clean in Hard Water
Advert says Opar Laundry Soap works in Elyria hard water by dissolving completely to form rich suds that leave clothes white and clean. It claims ordinary soap creates a sticky curd in hard water that harms fibers and causes spots when ironed. Sold in 1 and 25 cent packages at your grocer.
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Opax
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Grace Leigh Scott
Methodist Church
Court of Honor
Smith
Wm. C. Smith
I. B. Swarts
Alex Forbes
Swarts
Frank Bacheller
Penfield
Galvin Ensign
Horan
F. T. Horan
Thackery and Hawthorne
Ernest Mortimer
Mabel P. Hart
John Marshall
C. Stevens
Gordon Lemfi
Hallie C. Sharp
Cabinet OF Friendship
Cabinet of the Friendship Club
Menivershin
Frelad
Kasium
AT Paul's Church
Mt. Paulsa Church
Getts Miller
George Eisele
Theodore Eckhardt
Mae
B. Fimere
Circle Maddock
Miss Maude Disble
Cleveland ME Land
Dir Worth
Vilzareth Bachman
Lau
Cumalot Club Board
MR. and
Mrs. Whitney
Kathryn Moore
Foster & Fitch
Broad Street
Hecock Floral Co
Wees Paw
Whitney & CO
Broad St
Fenport
Enport
Harry H. Smith Co
Pacific Northwest
Tom Clifford
G. A.B. Hall
Savage's
Elyria Art
Tricosham
Coats
Capes
Veldeen
Velvetcay
Russia
Just
Bussle
Josephine Hat
Elyria Savings & Trust
Mar
Elka
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