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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1921
Page
7
Elyria Lodge No 465 2B P O E will meet in their hall tomorrow evening for initiation of candidates. District Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler of Mansfield will exemplify the work. A large class of candidates is planned and a social hour with speeches by the Exalted Ruler and local officers is likely.
The Cleveland Y W C A girls with secretary Theodora Elwell stayed with Elyria Y W C A members for a weekend. Saturday evening featured games and music followed by cake and ice cream. Sunday afternoon Miss Helen Todd told a story as friendships formed at the Elyria gathering.
Elyria March 31 Tri Angle club met with large attendance to discuss and plan the spring reception set for March 31 in a new hall to be ready by early April. A new by laws were adopted and a bright social season is anticipated with preparations under way.
Akron residents J F Collins and son Harold visited friends in Elyria yesterday. Clara Lord from Cleveland spent the weekend with her parents on Middle Avenue. Mr and Mrs F W Colson returned from New York City after a week there. Dr E Saunders and W S Miller plan to return from Bellaire Florida after golf. Cleveland guests included L J Boothroyd family and Anna Boothroyd. Pittsburgh visitors Mrs William Beatty and children Helene and Alfred stayed with Mrs G A Ascherfeld. St An drew's Junior Advisory met with many finished articles. Howard Peare and daughter June visited Cleveland street relatives before returning home. Wesleyan College students home for Easter include Josephine Lockard Naomi Marsh Gladys Williams Isabel Robson Gladys Miller Allan Bates Robert Savage Donovan Granger C W Skeets. Miss Harry Denman of Lorain spent Sunday with her parents. Mr and Mrs Lloyd R Collins and infant son of Cleveland and Mrs Perry of Greensboro NC were guests of Viro and Mrs William C Smith. Mr and Mrs J B Block of Getee Mil Cleveland are guests of Deforist D Smith. Blue Devil promises wrinkles dirt removal.
At the Musical Art Society meeting in the K of C hall the program includes Kraeft performing Prelude in C sharp minor Nocturne in F sharp major Etude in C minor and Sonata Op. 57 by Beethoven.
The Ithaca Conservatory of Music announces Herbert Witherspoon as head of the voice department starting September. He joins from the Metropolitan Opera with noted concert work and phonograph records. John Quine and Otokar Sevelli join as violin and staff piano heads, strengthening the faculty alongside reengaged teachers.
The Cedar Waxwing is praised for beauty and dignity despite lacking a musical voice. It notes their friendly behavior, flock dynamics, diet of fruit insects and worms, and ecological value in orchards. A sighting four years ago near a city is recalled, with a promise of continuation.
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