Elyruans Present Program At Brownhelm PTA
The Brownhelm Parent-Teacher Association met at the Brownhelm schoolhouse last evening led by Mrs. Elmer Kneisel. Lehr Bailey gave a talk on character training. The Elyria based Wm. E. Aust Banjo Mando Guitar group provided dances and selections as pupils of Mrs. Wm. E. Aust performed. The orchestra, with many local musicians, presented a varied program including marches, waltzes, fox trots, and Hawaiian guitar pieces.
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Elyruans
Brownhelm P. T. A
Brownhelm Parent-Teacher Association
Brownhelm
Elmer Kneisel
Lehr Bailey
Wm. EB
Elyria
Wm. E
Chico Boroff
Hetet Schumacher
Anattie Henderson
Community club events and circle meetings listed around town
Numerous church groups and clubs meet tonight including FatherSons banquet at 6 30 for the First Congregational, Altar Guild supper at St Andrew 6, Teachers Training at Grave Lutheran 7 30, and J U G and S O S classes at various churches. Socials feature Friends Twelve at Cleveland Street with prizes, March twenty fifth gathering, and note on upcoming meetings at Denison and Broad streets with bridge games and teas.
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First Congregational Church
Fathers-Sons
St. Andrew's Church
Grave Lutheran Church
Miss A Verne
Beacon Light Girls
St. Paul's Church
Julia Krabec
Oberlin Road
Methodist
Woodworth
Dorothy Banker
Eighth Street
Daughters of Scotland Arapyle Lodge
Brotherhood of American Yeomen Steel City
Ladies
David Nye
Order of
de Molay
Clan Robertson
Order of Scottish Clans
Friendly
Pedro
E. Reinke
Cleveland Street
Esterday
F.ooa Tae
A Memke
H. Forbes
E. Schuman
Warrer
Tr. A. Tite
Hetgurs Boulevard
Merct
One Guest Present At Club Meeting
One guest, Mrs. Perry Snellenberger, attended the Utopia Club meeting at Mrs. L J Kinney’s Harwood Street home last evening. All members were present. After the business session, five hundred was played with prizes to Mrs Roo D Copas and Mrs Walter Standen. A refreshments course followed. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs Emory Snellenberger at Mrs Kinney’s home in two weeks.
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Chrysanthemum Birthday Club
Alfred Schultz
Tenth Street
Apri
Walter Kips
Womrn's
Second Congregational Church
Irving Shepherd
Ramser
Mesdunes Lester
Walter Rotamer
Gregory
Saville
Shepherd
Fell
Phipps
Miss Cotton
Dorothy Taylor
Perry Snellenberger
Utopia Club
L. J. Kinney
Harwood Street
Roo D. Copas
Walter Standen
Emory Snellenberger
Kinney
Daughters of St Andrew Meet At Mrs Terry Home
Sewing served as the afternoon’s diversion at the Daughters of St Andrew gathering hosted by Mrs. Harold Terry on Foster avenue. After business, Mrs. E C Taylor spoke on the church periodical club, refreshments followed, and the group planned to meet April 5 at Mrs. Glen Rogers’ residence.
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Maver
Ralph Mauer
Courtlant Street
Buckeye Bunco
William King
Hugh ThHbmas
Howard Richards
L. Hardy
VA. Finkle
Riverside Court
Mert
ST. Andrew's
Auvthary
George Cole
John Faxon
Middle Avenue
Harold Terry
ST. Andrew’s Daughters
Daughters of St. Andrew
Foster Avenue
E. C. Taylor
Glen Rogers
West Avenue
Royal Neighbors supper and meeting at Woodman Hall
The Royal Neighbors of America plan a supper tomorrow evening at 6 30 at Woodman hall. The meeting will begin promptly at 7 30 followed by a card party. The Four O Clock Club meets Friday afternoon at Mrs A F Terry’s home on Fourth street.
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Woodman Hall
Four O'Clock Club
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Fourth Street
Elyria Personal Notes Reflect Local Moves and Visits
Mrs EL Husted and daughter Mary Jane spend ten weeks with Mr and Mrs C Spring Canton Ohio. A daughter to Mr and Mrs Frank Aten No 4 Forest St Elyria born at Elyra Memorial Hospital. Hugers Marie 469 Ninth leaves for Burlington Vermect to take position with Champlaimy Motors. Mrs John Wesles Brothers and daughter Marta Anna Cleveland visiting while work with Mrs Brothers sister. Rev R T Kergham attended Baptist conference in Toledo. Ben Sartor returns from Howe School Indiana for ten days. Emma Schaffenburg West River St left for weekend in Chicago Honots. WF Faulkner to spend week in Springfield Ohio. Bertha Maddoy Kent Olie guest at Mad doy home. Hers Snyder moves to East Sixteenth St. Reverend William Burner to Warren Ohio April nineteenth to become pastor of Second Christian Church. Stanley Waite traveling to Los Angeles with Andrew Waite party. away one month. H S Calvert Overbrook Farms to return from New York and New Jersey.
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Mary Jane
Canton
Ohio
Frank Aten
Forest Street
Elyra Memorial Hospital
Hugers Marie
Birrton
Vermert
Champlaiy Motora Company
Mane
Regin
Elyma
John Wesles
Marta Anna
Cleveland
Brothers
Lawrence Wagner
Lodi Street
R. T. Kergham
Toledo
Ben Sartor
Howe School
Howe
Indiana
Emma Schaffenburg
West River Street
Chiccago
Honots
F WF Faulkner
Sprineheld
Bertha Maddoy
Kent
Olie
Maddoy
Glenwood Street
Hers
Snyder
East Avenue
Ude East Sixteenth Street
Elyria
William Burner
Detroit
Michigan
Elyria Chare 1 of
Christ
Warren
Stanley Waite
Los Angeles
California
Andrew Waite
H. S. Calvert
Overbrook Farms
New Yor
New Jersey
Opaline Shades Lead Patou Spring 1931 Collection
Paris dispatch notes Jean Patou’s spring 1931 collection features Opaline Yellow and Opaline Green hats and gowns, with sailor shapes returning and the intimate gown replacing the teagown. Black retains prominence, colors broadening the palette to enrich fashion for the season. Past Chiefs of the Women’s Relief Corps meet for routine business and social time, with plans to reconvene April 14.
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Paris
Jean Patou
Monsieur Patoy
Patou
Carnation Sale Friday and Saturday at Waitwright's
Fresh long stem carnations in all colors offered at 600 per dozen. Sale runs Friday and Saturday. Call 3227 for details.
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Waitwright’s
Daughters of Ivanhoe Meet With Mrs Raesler at Lodi Street
Daughters of Ivanhoe met with Mrs. Raesler at her home on Lodi street yesterday for a threen dinner at noon, and thirteen were in attendance. The ladies placed quilt blocks and planned the anniversary meeting for the American Yeomen Lodge Steel City Lodge. The Daughters meet again in two weeks with Mrs. Slater of Roosevelt street.
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Daughters
Ivanhoe
Raesler
Lodi Street
American Yeomen Lodge
Steel City
Slater
Roosevelt Street
Interesting Circle Meeting At Mrs Wagner's Home
Mrs Lawrence Wagner hosted Circle No 6 of the Methodist church at her Lodi street residence with fifteen members and two guests Dr A J Piper and Mrs J W Brothers of Cleveland attending. Dr Piper spoke and Mrs Brothers gave readings. Next meeting set for April fifteenth at Mrs Leonard Fisk on Princeton avenue with a tureen dinner and dollar day. Hospital notes list admissions Henry Morris Benjamin Sheppard Albert E Williams Edward Kershaw Mrs Frank Aten. Discharges Elizabeth Day John Brunner Clarke Hemmant. A note mentions carbon monoxide poisoning as a hazard to naval pilots being eliminated through study. Much that has frozen and thawed is found to be unchanged.
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Circle No. 1
Methodist Church
Charles Hall
Park Avenue
H. B. Stone
Devo Pons
Dana Call
Edward Smith
Ida Blaine
J. G. Upp
Charles Carpenter
Dever Hull
Reva Williams
Mason Neenets
Alice
Ralph Williams
H. BR. Stone
Anice Nichols
Carl Curtis
West Agenus
India
H. A. Mankoff
Ninth Street
Circle 1
First Congregational Church
H. F. Smith
J. N. Metcalf
Mins Piper Sprurer Fork
M.E
C. Adams
W. Kuppes
Uth Piper
Circle Meeting
Lawrence Wagner
Circle No. 6
Lodi Street
A. Ji. Piper
J. W. Brothers
Cleveland
Viper
Brothers
Leonard Fisk
Princeton Avenue
Henry Morris
Marlcourt
Benjamin Sheppard
Marseilles Avenue
Albert E Williams
Bath Street
Edward Kershaw
Furnace Street
Frank Aten
Forest Street
Elizabeth Day
East Avenue
John Brunner
Clarke Hemmant
Naral
New Face Powder Stays On Longer
A new French process called VELLO GLO promises a longer lasting powder finish for flawless skin. It claims to minimize the appearance of pores and keep a youthful bloom without flash or flake. Crandal's Drug Store, C. W. Phillips.
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Crandal
C. W. Phillips
War Cuts Bread Price in Twin Falls Idaho
Bread prices fell below pre war levels in Twin Falls Idaho as several worchnuts began selling three loaves for ten cents.
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Twin Falls
Ida
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