Unity Club to Meet with Nat Kelley in Jamor-Tew Afternoon
The Unity Club plans a meeting with Nat Kelley of East avenue Jamor-Tew this afternoon. Mrs. Maddock to assist as hostess. Calld Conservation League to meet at 3 pm Friday in the YWCA for an important gathering hosted by John Sennett, who hosted guests for two weeks.
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Unity Club
Nat Kelley
East Avenue
Jamor- Tew
Mrs. Maddock
Calld Conservation League
John Sennett
Celebration marks centenary of Women's Foreign Missionary Society
The 1869 founding of the Women's Foreign Missionary Society was celebrated by Methodist groups with afternoon devotionals and an address by Dr Edwin Kirby. Mrs Ralph Wood sang, Miss Mary Kerring spoke on field hardships, and fundraisers supported missions as Mrs Sheldon recalled the founding leaders and church goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
Methodist Foreign Missionary Societies
J. F. Burke
Nellie M. Hill
Edwin Kirby
Ralph Wood
Mary Kerring
Manila
Kerring
Sarah Yoder
George Stevens
India
Missionary Friend
Society
Isobel Thoburn
Stevens
Methodist Church
Fred Sheldon
Lorain County Young People Center Conference Planned
Lorain county hosts a two day Young People's conference at Elyria Methodist Church on Friday and Saturday March 24 and 28. Officials include Clair Hill Webster Bevier Horace Durkee Doris Todd Marceling Ketchum and Helen Ford with A F Humphrey as county superintendent. Program features devotions sessions for boys and girls teachers discussions on leadership and church school topics, a banquet with Miss Doris Todd as toastmistress, and an installation of officers.
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Young People’s Conference
Lorain County
Elyria
Clair Hill
Webber Bevier
Horace Durkee
Doris Todd
Marceling Ketchum
Helen Ford
A. F. Humphrey
Lo- Tain
G. Walter Fiske
F. Wade Smith
Russell Carpenter
Robert Dar‘ing
Warren Gladfeld
Walter C. Moore
China
G. D. Wilder
Kappa Delta
May
Price
Mary Burke
Humphrey
J. H. Grant
Miss May
Worth While
Loyal Order of Moose Install Officers After Meeting
Loyal Order of Moose held a meeting electing officers led by deputy supreme installing officer William Campbell. Eighteen new membership applications were received and a death benefit for Herbert Jackson was approved. The lodge funded a wheelchair for a member’s child and sent another member to Cleveland for treatment. Life memberships were bestowed on Ed Nead and Dr Z Pitcher. A post meeting fish fry followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Order of Moose
William Campbell
Herbert Jackson
New York State
Cleveland
Ed. L. Nead
Dr. Z Pitcher
Celebration and club notices fill local society page
The afternoon hosted Lucille Levey for her second birthday with Easter decor and piano solos. Local groups report meetings of St Clair Rebekah Lodge Past Noble Grands, Five Hundred Club, Modern Woodmen, and Friendship Club Cabinet Girls planning events and activities for April and upcoming inter-city meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Clair Rebekah Lodge
St. Craig Rebekah Lodge
O. F
Odd Fellow’s
Oberlin
Medina
Wellington
Cora Knapp
Cora Lemis
Odd Fellow’s Hall
Daint-SHENG Night Feature Of Concert
The Musical Art society choral program for Tuesday evening March 28 features two main groups of choral selections. Schubert’s Linden Tree and four numbers with soprano solos including The Water Sprites Revenge and Night by Saint Saens. Remainder includes St Johns Eve Li Tien Chinese chorus and April Moods with soprano soloist and flutist.
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The
Musical Art Society
Schubert
Karel Bond
Saint Saens
Saint-Saens
Chaminade
Li Tien
Joncleres
Hofmann
Harold Metcalf
Kessler
Oberlin
Parvet Teachers Meeting Date Change Noted
A notice states the Lorain County Council of Parent Teachers' Associations will meet at Lake Avenue School on April 7th instead of the 4th. Mrs Fred Klein hosted the R N of A Mayflower Camp Sewing Circle for fifteen, with sewing, music and pedro enjoyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Fred Klein
Nichols Court
R. N. of A. Mayflower Camp
Pedro
Evening church and club events across town
Dr Levermore of London gives an illustrated talk at First Baptist at 7 16. Multiple church groups meet with classes, services, and socials. a sacred cantata The Prodigal Son is staged at St Pauls Friday at 7 45. Golden Hour Mission Band meets with twenty two members. next meeting April 19.
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Dr. Levermore
London
First Baptist Church
Eagles’ Lodge
Prodigal Son
Arthur Berridge
St. Paul's Church
Karl Metzger
Obsilin
Golden Hour Mission Band
Presbyterian Church
United Presbyterian Church
Agnes Kothe
FE. A. Horace
India
Helen
Carolyn Spriggs
Dorothy
Mary Thornton
Maranatha Class Meeting and Local Activities Summary
The Maranatha class meets Friday evening at Evangeline Spieth’s home 353 West Eighth St. Members bring unused Bibles tracts and books for a children’s library to send to the Hebrew Mission in Indianapolis. A Tuesday gym party for thirty girls featured a “cutest kid” contest won by Doris Zimmerman. Circle No 2 of St. Paul’s held a sewing event with quilts aprons and a buffet lunch. Joe Gil Reserves plan a meeting after school tomorrow with new member initiations. The Friendship Club hosts a slumber party and the Sophomore Gym Class hikes to Oberlin to view a Yale Princeton basketball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangeline Spieth
West Eighth St
Hebrew Mission
Indianapolis
Ind
Doris Zimmerman
St. Paul's
Gust Pallas
Loli Street
Younklaur
Broad Street
Jehle
Mae Friday
the Rey
Paul Bourauin
Burns
Rameny
Joe Gil
Snerraw Aftenoon
Betty Washburn
Friendship Club
Tomorow
Oberin
Yale
Local notices and social updates in Bits Son ee news
Mrs. L. E. Doty is seriously ill at her Ninth Street home. Leon Welton is at his Grafton Road residence. Miss Katherine Hutton is convalescing from illness. Mrs. John Jehle of 498 Huron Street visits Cleveland. The "Fishin' Fools" banquet occurs at Albers Villa this evening. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dillman of Alliance Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Holzhaver were in Cleveland on business. Mrs. C. R. McHinz’e is ill at 124 Winckies Street. Albert Schmitkens, 406 Woodland Avenue, is homebound with grippe. Mrs. Katharine Price on Lewis Court is slightly improved. Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Squire attended the State Rotary convention in Dayton. Mrs. A. L. Hutd of 603 Dewey Avenue visits her brother L. Whitney in Kipton. Miss Julia Waldo and Miss Etta Rockwell spent the weekend with friends in Medina. Miss Grace Gibbons returned to Cleveland after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dean at 105 Fairlawn Avenue. Mrs. Daisy Wilson of Columbus Street was surprised by fifteen friends Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Gibbons
Cleveland
Mrs
Fred Dean
Fairlawn Avenue
Daisy Wilson
Columbus Street
Dictator atfords Evening of Fun at Hick School Auditorium
The Y M C A presented The Dictator as a benefit show for their Vermilion river camp last night. The performance drew strong laughter with a clever cast led by Malcolm Forbes and a pompous Reginald wire, while the audience complimented the actors for carrying their charts well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermilion River
Hick School
Malcom Forbes
Highart
Duffy
Secret Service
Venora
Reginald Wiro
Chicken Supper Announcement at St Pauls Church
A community event for a chicken supper at St Pauls Church on Saturday evening March 25 from 4 to 7 PM. Tickets priced at 50 cents for the supper with proceeds likely supporting church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Paul's Church
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Huron St
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C. R. McHinz
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Woodland Avenue
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Altoona, Pa
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