Play Just For Justin Presented At Easter Tea
The Junior Friendship club at the YWCA held an Easter tea yesterday afternoon featuring the play Just For Justin by Mrs Edward Champion’s dramatic cup. Dorothy Nap presided over a brief business session and plans for an April third gymnasium appearance were discussed. Cast included Jone ete Betty Wells Jean Beavis LaVatha Searight Jolyn Brown Katherine Pfundt and Ruth Harrington. Tea followed with a decorative table of Easter rabbits green nest hats and colorful eggs. Dorothy Nau Jean Reichard Jean Altfeld served and Dorothy Nau and Shirley Altfeld did decorations with Marian Lindberg assisting serving.
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Justin
Junior Friendship Club
Dorothy Nap
Edward Champion
Dramatic Cup
Jone Ete
Betty Wells
Jean Beavis
LaVatha Searight
Jolyn Brown
Katherine Pfundt
Ruth Harrington
Ezss
Dorothy Nau
Jean Reichard
Jean Altfeld
Shirley Altfeld
Marian Lindberg
State D A R convention opens in Columbus
The 38th annual Ohio Daughters of the American Revolution convention opens tonight at the Deshler-Wallick in Columbus. Mrs. William A. Becker, president general, will address delegates and be guest of honor. Preliminary session named Mrs. William A. Bucke of Bucyrus as president.
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Ohio Daughters of the American Revolution
Deshler-Wallick
Columbus
William A. Becker
National Organization
State Officers’ Club
William A. Bucke
Bucyrus
Charles F
Henry Robert, Jr
Wm. 4H. Pouch
Katherine Matthies
Winton Earl Sisson
Ralph E. Wisner
Loren Edgar Rex
Kansas
Bonnie Farwell
Indiana
Lowell Fletcher Hobart
Ohio
Thomas Kite
H. K. Dougherty
H. D. Sheppard
Pennsylvania
Swann
Sinclair
Natl
Stewart McClelland
Harrogate Tenn
Myron B. Gessaman
Columbus, CO
Edgar Stillman Kelley
H. S. Manchester
Ohio S. A. R
George A. White
White
Nine Past Grand Knights Are Honored By K of C
Nine Past Grand Knights of Elyria Council No. 774 were honored at the council meeting. Names include Conrad 1908 Seward 1912 Helfrich 1922 Gray 1924 Peltz 1925 Emerick 1930 Cairns 1932 Gamble 1933 Teasdale 1934-35. J B Seward spoke for honorees and Richard L. Maher praised Catholic Charities work. A Conservatory quartet entertained after. The club house will be closed on Good Friday.
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Knights of Elyria Council
Knights of Columbus
Joseph Conrad
James B. Seward
Colonel Helfrich
Vince Gray
Jack Peltz
Jake Emerick
A Cairns
William Gamble
Richard Teasdale
J. B. Seward
McCarthy
Richard L. Maher
Cleveland Press
Cleveland Council
Catholic Charities Corporation
Maher
Catholic Charities
Elrria Conservatory of Music
Henri Gilbert
Geraldine Rigo
Lois Farschman
Joan Baker
Margaret Taylor
Irene Upton
Travel Talk Praises American Sights On Florida Trip
Mrs. D. W. McLeod told Middle Steps members last night to value domestic scenery. She described Lookout Mountain Cave in Chattanooga and Bok Tower in Lake Wales Florida and spoke of Ringling Brothers grounds in Sarasota and the Fountain of Youth at St Augustine. Committee members included Celine Rhodes Eva Vargo and Eleanor Krugman with Olive Green and Gladys Anderson on the service side. The hobo party is postponed to May third as an outdoor meeting. A business session will follow to discuss a planned play.
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D. W. McLeod
Middle Steps
McLeod
Lookout Mountain
Chattanooga
Tennessee
Bok
Lake Wales
Florida
Mrs Davis Hosts B B B Club Night At Winckles Street
Mrs Davis welcomed B B B club members and guests Mrs C Herb and Mrs Myers Chapman to her Winckles Street home. Forty two bingo games paid prizes to G Schaefer D Beattie and Fred Kieth. club prize to Samavery Sr. Gifts honored guest C Herb birthday. Easter favors given by mystery sister. yellow and green color scheme noted. next meeting set for April fifth at Mrs W Monschein 641 Clark Street.
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B. B. B. Club
H. Davis
Winckles Street
C. Herb
Myers Chapman
G. Schaefer
D. Beattie
Fred Kieth
Samavery
Fred Huskinson
Sam Avery, Jr
W. Monschein
Clark Street
Community meetings and events schedule
Meetings V FLOW Auxiliary 1079 hosts a banquet Wednesday at 7 30 p m at Home Style Restaurant East Broad street with the losers entertaining the winners. A dessert bridge by Child Welfare and American Home Department is set for Elytia Woman's Club Tuesday March 30th. The Upper Room Bible Class gathers at First Congregational church for a tureen supper at 6 30 Wednesday. Mrs Diertz discusses her trip to Russia. Epworth League of the 2nd Methodist church meets at Rev J A Watson's home 1716 West avenue at 6 30. A church prayer service is planned Wednesday evening at the church 7 30.
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V. Flow
East Broad Street
Child Welfare and
American Home Department
Elytia Woman's Club
First Congregational Church
J. A. Watson
West Avenue
Unusual cross marks Russian-Greek Church in Lapland
A church in Lapland displays a peculiar three-bar cross with two short bars and one longer horizontal beam, believed to reflect a theory that Christ had one leg shorter than the other. The feature stands out on the distant church building.
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Lapland
Christ
Honor Two Members At Segnatta Club Event
Miss Frances Kelling hosted the Segnatta Club at her West Avenue home. During the meeting Mario Bilerek and Helen Kowalesky received birthday gifts and plans for the future were discussed. A two course luncheon followed. Ethel Papp is to be hosted at her Ear Court home on April fifth.
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Frances Kelling
Segnatta Club
West Avenue
Mario Bilerek
Helen Kowalésky
Dians
Ethel Papp
Earcourt
Harper Novak to Wed at Bride's Home Saturday
Miss Charlotte V Harper and Arthur R Novak plan to marry Saturday at 4 30 PM at the bride’s home. Harper is the daughter of James and Mrs Harper of 136 Pasadena Avenue. Novak, of Sugar Ridge Road, works with Electro Alloys Co.
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Charlotte V Harper
Arthur R. Novak
Miss Harper
James Harper
Pasadena Avenue
Mr. Novak
Sugar Ridge Road
The
Electro-Alloys Co
Daughters of American Revolution Members Attend State Conference
Mrs. Charles Crehore Mrs. A W Huse and Mrs. George Bush travel to Columbus for the state DAR conference. Mrs. Huse is State Chairman of Americanization and Mrs. Bush serves as official delegate from their local chapter.
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Charles Crehore
A W. Huse
George Bush
Columodus
Daughters of American Revolution
Huse
Bush
Robert Moore
Gwenellen
Marsha
van Wert
Ohio
Howard Beal
Rosemary
Mavine
Sadie Beal
George Hollingsworth
Spencer
Harvey Miller
Edward Plas
la Grange Road
Maria Morgan
Wilbert Reitz
Courtland Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Jeanette Linville
Flora Stone Mather
Cleveland
West Avenue
J. D. Severs
YWCA Plans Goals And Membership Campaign
The YWCA membership committee met with Mrs. Leo Meyer presiding and outlined goals for the year including another September membership drive to become an annual event. Dr. Luther Cable will speak on radium use near Tuesday at 3 09 through the Great Lakes Exposition courtesy. Committee members listed include Mrs Charles Evans Mrs J B Johnson Mrs H G Hoover Mrs M F Fey Mrs J L Bridgeland Mrs A C Vietten Mrs Robert Moore and Miss Notie Wilderson.
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Leo Meyer
Luther Cable
Cable
Meyer
Charles Evans
J. B Johnson
H. G Hoover
M. F. Fey
J L. Bridgeland
A. ¢. Vietten
Robert Moore
Re. J.nejdt
Notie Wilderson
Fete and Club Gatherings Highlight Community Socials
A busy weekend featured a noon luncheon for the winning Gates P T A team hosted by Mrs Gordon Rawson on Hays Avenue with fifteen room mothers in attendance and prizes to Mrs Frances Smith and Mrs Dorothy Mackin. Separate events included a backwards party at Mrs G E Hall’s Rush Street home with Little Sorority members, bridge games, and prizes for low and high scores. The Original Bachelors Club met on Woodford Avenue with a new constitution, new members Bud Salisbury and Red McCullen, and plans for summer activities.
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Gordon Rawson
Hays Avenue
Frances Smith
Dorothy Mackin
Rolland Beesing
George Innes
G. E. Hall
Rush Street
Little Sorority
Frank Arter
Harry Morgan, Jr
Carl E. Turner
Hall
Morgan
Oberlin
Bachelors Club
Stapley Malik
Woodford Avenue
Bud Salisbury
Red McCullen
Gene Graber
Michigan
Chuck McVey
Gene Grabor
Dick Anderson
Frank Bolinski
Bob Apar
Charles McVey
Stan Malik
Bud Salsbury
Zis Gientkowski
Bob Novak
Elyria and Lorain Residents Named on Licenses
Licenses issued to Arthur R. Novak 23 moulders helper Elyria Charlotte V Harper 18 136 Pasadena Avenue Elyria Alex Sales 27 Lorain laborer and Zonoba Lumpkin 18 Lorain.
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Arthur R. Novak
Elyria
Moulder’s Helper
Charlotte V. Harper
Pasadena Avenue
Alex Sales
Lorain
Laborer
Zonoba Lumpkin
Community Club and church groups meet in Elyria notes
Tonight calendar lists Fi Club with Marie Korb and Division L of the 2nd Congregational with Mrs H Pickett on Garvin Avenue. Inter Nos Club with Evelene Ernst at 7 30 pm 147 Garvin Avenue. United Presbyterian choir 8 pm. Se Ca with Emma Emody hostess. Secret Listeners with Doris Schaefer 250 Kenyon Avenue. The Life of Christ shown at St Pauls 7 30 pm. Open to the public. Jolly Eight Bunco with Gladys Crombie Cleveland Street. Auxiliary groups and lodges noted with day change for Junior Mission Band at 161 Harvard.
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Ionight
Marie Korb
2Nd Congregational
Jolly Eight Bunco Club
Gladys Crombie
Cleveland Street
American Legion Auxiliary
Elyria Lodge
Ladies Auxiliary of Eagles
Sigma Gamma
United American Mechanics
Mary A. Chandler
Daughters of Union Veterans
U. P. Church
C. L. Bristol
Harvard
Birthday celebration honors Mrs Howard Beal on Telegraph Road
A Saturday evening birthday party for Mrs. Howard Beal on Telegraph road ends with pinochle prizes awarded to Milton Troup Rusgeil Hutchings and Mrs Milton Troup. Yellow and White color scheme. Guests include Mr and Mrs Russell Hutchings Mr and Mrs Ralph Meyers Jr Mrs Milton Troup Mr and Mrs William Hunter Jr Mr and Mrs John Sinegar.
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Howard Beal
Telegraph Road
Milton Troup
Rusgeil Hutchings
Russell Hutchings
Ralph Meyers,Jr
William Hunter, Jr
Bingo Night at G A R Circle Following Meeting
Mrs Edith Hill led a bingo party after Captain P D Reefy Circle Ladies of G A R meeting in Woodman Hall. Special award went to Mrs Louise Goodman. Bingo prizes to Mrs Myrtle Smith Mrs Louise Freeman and Mrs Daisy Hardy. Next meeting set for Monday April 12.
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Edith Hill
P. D. Reefy
Woodman Hall
Louise Goodman
Myrtle Smith
Louise Freeman
Daisy Hardy
Timely Discussion Of New Laws Pending At LWV Meet
Elyria League of Women Voters held a meeting in the Elyria Savings and Trust bank directors room. Mrs. Arthur Pierlitz led talks with physicians and beauty operators on new drug and cosmetic laws to protect the public. Announced changes included resignation of State LWV president Mrs. C A Dykstra and appointments of Mrs. C M Bookman as president and Mrs. C Hammond Avery as treasurer. Government and Its Origin will be next meeting subject.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Pierlitz
Elyria League of Women Voters
Elyria Sayings and Trust Bank
Pieritz
C. A. Dykstra
League of Women Voters
Dykstra
University of Wisconsin
C. M. Bookman
C. Hammond Avery
Bookman
Miss Ingersoll Reviews The Golden Fleece for Literary Club
Miss Ingersoll summarized The Golden Fleece by Ber tia Harding as the life like story of Emperor Franz Joseph Empress Elizabeth and the tragic Rudolph. The review praised living characters and the author’s skill. Mrs Sharp hosted the club with a salad course after the talk and welcomed new member Mrs W O McClellan while Mrs J A Lucas attended as a guest. Annie Thomas to entertain the club in two weeks.
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Mary Ingersoll
W. O. McClellan
J. A Lucas
Sharp
Annie Thomas
Easter season at Suni club hosts and showers noted
Last evening the Suni club at the Y W C A hosted by Miss Luella Eisenmann Hannorah May and Mrs Allyn Rose served a 23 person Easter themed tureen supper. Prize winners included Alice McCracken Florence Fullmer and Mary Wade. A future meeting is set for April 26 with Alice McCracken Margaret McClellan and Mrs J Martin Beck hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luella Eisenmann
Hannorah May
Allyn Rose
Suni Club
Bridge
Alice McCracken
Florence Fullmer
Mary Wade
Margaret McClellan
J. Martin Beck
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
Hospital admissions include Mrs Minnie Webber Amherst Mrs John Ryan 114 Cedar St Glen Fargo 1328 Middle Ave Mrs William Smith 137 Longfellow Mrs Matt Slack Kipton Vivian Lord 420 Cleveland St Discharges include Peter Roka 233 W Bridge Mrs Paul Shuckhart baby girl 318 Furnace St Mrs Walter Jezewski baby girl 610 Lake Ave Mrs Michael Mogus Lorain Mrs Irene Dean Dover Center Bernice Looch Lorain
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Minnie Webber
Amherst
John Ryan
Cedar Street
Glen Fargo
Middle Avenue
William Smith
Longfellow
Matt Slack
Kipton
Vivian Lord
Cleveland Street
Peter Roka
W. Bridge
Paul Shuckhart
Furnace Street
Walter Jezewski
Lake Avenue
Michael Mogus
Lorain
Irene Dean
Dover Center
Bernice Looch
Reunion Of Confirmants At Hungarian Reformed Church
A Sunday gathering at the Hungarian Reformed church began at four o'clock with a sermon by Rev. Ernst Irfon of St. Paul's Church on keeping appointments. About 115 young people then attended a banquet in the church basement honoring the oldest class from 1919 and the class with the largest attendance, 1934.
Sorority Meeting Hosts Hearts Game and Lunch
Thirty-two members attended the Doherty Sorority meeting led by president Mrs Harold Thompson. After the business session the entertainment committee urged hearts with prizes won by Mrs C E MeIntire first and Mrs Paul Gentzel second, Miss Betty Ziemke consolation. A luncheon followed served by Mrs Ralph Terrell and Mrs Ernest Cheetham. The note mentions April 26th.
Rainbow Girls Event Delights Elyria Group With Music
An I O O F hall gathering of the Elyria Assembly Order of Rainbow for Girls featured Wayne Garland on banjo and guitar, Jackie Miller singing and dancing, and Don Marsh accordion solos. Mrs. Katherine Merthe and Betty Miller provided piano accompaniments as Mrs. C T Corkill led refreshments.
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Elyria Assembly Order of Rainbow
I. O. O. F. Hall
Wayne Garland
Jackie Miller
Don Marsh
Katherine Merthe
Betty Miller
C T. Corkill
the Coach Co
Trees And Plants Survive Warm Spell In Connecticut
STORRS Conn The unusual warm weather spells of the present winter have kept orchard owners in continual worry but so far no material damage has been done to trees and plants. State College horticulturists declare that although there have been many two and three day warm periods and temperatures fell after each spell only a sudden shift to a long freezing period can harm Connecticut trees.
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Storrs
Conn
State College
Connecticut
Civic Music Week aims to boost membership drive
The Civic Music Association reports a busy membership push before closing Saturday March 27. Upcoming season plans include at least six concerts locally and in Sandusky, Ohio, with five dollar adult and one fifty student memberships. Notable acts eyed for the 1937-38 season include the Continental Ensemble with Chenkin, Ruvitch, and Raphael, the Vienna Boys Choir on a fifth American tour, Engel Lund, the American Society of Ancient Instruments, and stars like Joseph Schmidt and Helen Traubel.
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Civic Music Association
The
Sandusky
Ohio
Monte Carlo Ballet Russe
Walker
Civic Concert Service
Continental Ensemble
Victor Chenkin
Emma Raintech
Raphael Direct
New York
Emma Ruvitch
Raphael
Vienna Choir Boys
Engel Lund
U. S
Ruth Draper
American Society of Ancient Instruments
Joseph Schmidt
Nelson Eddy
America
Helen Traubel
Miss Traubel
Philadelphia Orchestra
Leopold Stokowski
Luboshutz
Nemanoff
John Gurney
Metropolitan Opera
Opera
Cleveland
Gurney
Douglas Beattie
San Francisco and Italian Opera Co
Civic Music Seeks Public Reaction on Memberships
The Civic Music headquarters committee invites public reaction and questions about memberships artists or policy of the Association.
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Civic Music Headquarters
Publc
Palm Sunday Service at South Ridge Church
Program notes a Palm Sunday service with a Prelude by Helen Baus and Gloria Patria, Psalm 23, congregational hymns, Rev. Pierrer, announcements, offering, and choir songs. Confirmation and diplomas presented to Bruce Eppley, Malcolm Fowl, Jane Mason, Jack Peters, Harriet Mason, Patricia Fowl, and Virginia Sippel. fourteen new members admitted. closing with benediction and doxology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Baus
Pierrer
Jesus
Bruce Eppley
Malcolm Fowl
Jane Mason
Jack Peters
Harriet Mason
Patricia Fowl
Virginia Sippel
Sone
Soa preReen
Doxoogy
Church Week Services Schedule With One Evening Off
Church services will be held each evening this week except Saturday. Reverend R. G. Pferrer leads the services in the evening programs, inviting parishioners and local residents to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Pferrer
D. D. Club Attends Meeting at Mrs Bechtel's Home
The D. D. Club met with Mrs. Newton Bechtel of Middle Ridge Saturday afternoon. Attendees from here included Mrs. Milton Eppley, Mrs. Ralph Fowl, Mrs. Walter Grobe, Mrs. Milton Baus, Mrs. Newton Baus, Mrs. Rene Stang, and Miss Mabel Dehn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D. Club
Newton Bechtel
Middle Ridge
Milton Eppley
Ralph Fowl
Walter Grobe
Milton Baus
Newton Baus
Rene Stang
Mabel Dehn
We nominate justice as the most abused word
The phrase calls out how the term justice is overused or misapplied in public discourse, inviting reflection on its precise meaning and rightful use. It suggests scrutiny of how legal and moral claims are labeled as just in political debates and media commentary.
Moral excellence as balance in life and action
A concise reflection on moral excellence guiding all human activity toward balanced and directed conduct, harmonizing character with daily deeds.
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Sigrid
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Manhattan
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Providence
R. J
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Clyde Dove
Los Angeles
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Triplett
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Robert and
Jos. Jr
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Elyvia
Jack Ward
Medina
Charles Cirl
Fete
Mary Ingersoll Reviews
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Virginia Fleming
Elmer Fleming
Ellen Fleming
Eighth Street
Elmer Vietzen
Pearl Tolzenburg
Clara Wendt
Rupert
Cardinal
Second Congregational Church
Shirley Marshall
American Legion
Will Thomas
Jean Baun
Chronicle-Telegram
Entertains Club
Lois Stark
Harvard Avenue
Secret Sisters
Gertrude Stephens
Park Avenue
Round Table Club
S S. Rockwood
Max VanWormer
Stamford Avenue
Arthur Giles
Civic Music
South Ridge
Palm Sunday
Sarah Emmerich
Brownhelm
Wayne Baus
Frank Bechtel
Fred Schubert
Eaton
Clyde Engelbach
E. C. Frye
the Brown Company
Lodi
D. L. Wilder
Central Book Store
Lee Whitney Company
Murbach Coal
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