Rabbi Kramer Speaks On Global Views Of Education At P T A
Rabbi Marcus Kramer addressed the McKinley school Parent Teacher Association sharing a survey of educational attitudes from the United States, Europe, Asia, and Palestine. He contrasted European regimentation, Asian spirituality, and American individual development, noting Jewish schooling patterns in Palestine and the existence of modern Y M C A facilities in Jerusalem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcus Kramer
McKinley School
Rabbi Kramer
Palestine
Europe
Asia
Germany
Italy
Hospital Admissions and Social Events Highlight Local News
The record lists hospital admissions for Mrs. John Black, Mrs. Benjamin Moore, Miss Margaret Persensky, Mrs. Fred Schaub, and Donald Seeley, with discharges Irene Laintsberry and Myrtle O’Conner. A postnuptial party at Mrs. Robert Boylan’s home honored Mrs. Don LeCraft, featuring games, prizes, a nine-place luncheon, and red glassware. The Welsh Club, Scarabaeus Literary Club, and a French class at the YWCA are noted with forthcoming meetings and programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Black
Turner Street
Benjamin Moore
Cornell Avenue
Margaret Persensky
Ith Street
Fred Schaub
R. D
Donald Seeley
Medina
Irene Laintsberry
la Grange
Myrtle O'Conner
Grafton
Robert Boylan
Gates Avenue
Don LeCraft
Anne Madhock
Gerald Huitz
Boylan
Grace McCullough
Mabel Kofske
Gertrude Boylan
le Craft
Mrs. LeCraft
Greatest of These play in Amherst tonight
Calendar notes a Frank S Harmon wall present their play The Greatest of These in Amherst sponsored by Deane Burns and directed by A E Smith. Mary Martha class of St Pauls church meets in the evening. Fellowship Club of Grace Lutheran church and Scot Sus Club meet with Mrs LeRoy Smith at 205 Park Avenue. Sigma Gamma sorority meets with Norma Lee of the Devon apartments. Sigma Omega Sigma sorority meets with Helen Snyder on Princeton Avenue. Literary club meets with Mrs Caryl Wood. Daughters of Union Veterans meet with Mrs Florence Terry at Parkview Court. Orne Sempre club meets with Marie Sierton Floral Court. Masonic Chorus annual home concert at the Masonic Temple at 7:00. Employed Young Women meet at the Y W C A at 5 44. Elyria Lodge No 103 I C O F has meeting. American Legion meets. Epworth League sponsors Blind Trio program of West Salem at 7:00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank S. Harmon Wall
Amherst
Deane Burns
A. E. Smith
Mary Martha
St Paul's Church
Grace Lutheran Church
Scot Sus
LeRoy Smith
Park Avenue
Sigma Gamma Sorority
Norma Lee
Devon Apartments
Sigma Omega Sigma
Helen Snyder
Princeton Avenue
Caryl Wood
Daughters of Union Veterans
Florence Terry
Parkview Court
Orne Sempre Club
Marie Sierton
Floral Court
Masonic Chorus
Masonic Temple
Elyria Lodge
American Legion
Epworth League of the Methodist Church
Blind Trio of
West Salem
Rainbow Girls Assembly Plans April Eighth Meeting
Rainbow for Girls assembly met in the 7. C. O. F. Halil and planned to follow to the next meeting on April eighth. Worthy Advisor Audrey Squire announced Sunday April seventh as the day for all Rainbow Girls to attend church services at First Methodist Episcopal Church. A program entertained after the business meeting with piano solos by Thariotte Chase and Joyce Rovnan, dances by Helen Srvdoer, and readings by Carol Cheittmar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow For Girls’ Assembly
Carol Cheittmar
Trim Siments
Ladies of the … at Rome? Woodnar hall event
An irregular meeting notice outlines a social gathering at Woodnar Hall with attendees from Pal Shetgens and a planned march. Plans mention a future purse party at Mee. WLC and Eden el IUD SAU street are noted with dates April 3 and April 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romet
Woodnar Hall
Tora
Pal Shetgens
Mars
Heme
Mee
Wlc
Eden el
Miss Keeler Hostess Club Plays Bridge At Home
The Type-Dex Club met last eve at Miss Marian Keeler’s home to play bridge. First prize went to Mr Don Shrive r owy Te. Prizes and notes were exchanged in a convivial evening, with refreshments served after the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Type-Dex
Marian Keeler
Mre
Don Shrivero
Owy Te
Yes Area Ocharen Aas
Weddings and society notes from early spring gathering
Major Woodworth Auxiliary Sewing Circle meets Thursday at one o'clock at the home of Mrs D C Rothe 325 Furnace street. A spring wedding chain includes Miss Jane Carter marrying Edward Schneider at St Marys parsonage followed by a pair of attendants weddings at Rev Kemp home and a dinner at Mrs Atkinson in New London. A Oberlin party featured pinochle with prizes to Mrs Hazel Caywood John Budach and others and hints of engagement between Miss Mabel Kreeger and Lester Joseph Pratt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major Woodworth
D. C. Rothe
Furnace Street
St. Mary’s Parsonage
Jane Carter
Edward Schneider
Thelma Jumont
George Carter
A. E. Kemp
Second Congregational Church
Miss Jumont
Mr. Carter
Schneider-Carter
Joseph Atkinson
New London
William Pratt
Oberlin
Hazel Caywood
John Budach
Clarence Fortune
Mabel Kreeger
Lester Joseph Pratt
Birthday Surprise for Mrs Maude Hull Dinner at Twelfth Street
Mrs Maude Hull was honored at a surprise birthday dinner hosted by her daughter Mrs Oscar Kochn on Twelfth Street. Guests included Mrs George Miller Mrs Ed Horton Mrs Osea Higgie and Mrs Leon Harden of Ridgeville. A later tureen dinner honored her husband’s birthday and his aunt Mrs Maude Hull at Mrs Frank Higgie’s High Street home with twelve at table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Hull
Oscar Kochn
Twelfth Street
Hull
George Miller
Ed Horton
Osea Higgie
Leon Harden
Ridgeville
Frank Higgie
High Street
Masonic Chorus To Present Home Concert Tonight
Elyria Masonic chorus in seventh season presents its annual Home Concert at the Masonic Temple. President Ralph W. Standen, director Howard C. Gollmar and a full roster of soloists, accompanists, and chorus members perform a program featuring songs, arias, violin and brass numbers, and choral pieces under the baton of Henry Gilbert and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Robert Lee
Aliss Janet Shepherd
Catherine Seward
J. Martin Beck
Malcolm P. Reese
James J. Oppelt
G. Fred Reith
Arthur W. Scrivens
Horace Smith
Frank Spencer, Jr
Ralph W. Standen
John von Blum
Charlies M. Ackerman
E. Glenn Baxter
Louis C. Hecock
J. Russell Mareh
Leroy Phiel
J. W. Smith
Carlton Squires
Williard N. Stoney
C. Ralph Willams
Howard C. Gollmar
Christopher Harrison
Albert
Gaetano Donizetti
Charles Valedz
Henry Gilbert
Sydney King Russell
Alfred Moffat
Henneberg
William Lersch
Oliver Towns
Janet Shepherd
Woodland Roses
Frans Mair
F. Paolo Tosti
Carrie Jacobs Bond
Lincoln
Robert Wilcox
Ti—Odette
Peter Gray
Belinda
Mr. Foote
Edward German
Beck. Williams
Harrison
Gates
Mrs. Winslow
Karl P. Harrington
W. G. Shedlil
Haydn Wood
D A R Broadcast On Pioneer Silversmiths Of Boston
The fourth DAR and Cleveland Museum of Art broadcast will air on WGAR with Daisy Weld Warner presenting Pioneer Silversmiths of Boston on Wednesday March 27 at 4 15 p m. The program continues a series sponsored by the Daughters of American Revolution and the museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of American Revolution
Cleveland Museum of Art
WGAR
Daisy Weld Warner
Pioneer Silversmiths of
Boston
Exemplify Degrees Work In Entered Apprentice Degree
King Solomon's Lodge No. 56 F and A M conferred the Entered Apprentice degree last evening. A social time and refreshments followed in the dining room. Future meetings will exemplify work in the various Degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Solomon’s Lodge No. 56
Powell Murray Ridge Birth Announcement and Local Visit Notes
Mr and Mrs Oscar Powell of Murray Ridge announce the birth of a son at Elyria Clinic on the morning of March 25. A Ke Knight of Norwalk visited Elyria, Eleanor Morse of Youngstown stayed with relatives on Columbus Street, and Ernest Thompson hosted guests including Flora Banks Aleta Birmingham and Eu gene of Sycamore. Evelyn Smith and Helen Bristol attended a teachers supper in Cleveland. C C Fulton of John Lersch Co. returned from a buying trip to New York City. Paul Filla and wife returned from a week in New York City visiting Stella Filla and Kenneth Joy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Powell Murray Ridge
Elyria Clinic
A. KE. Knight
Norwalk
Elyria
Misa Eleeanor Morse
Youngstown
T. L. Molse
Columbus Street
Ernest Thompson
Flora Banks
Aleta Birmingham
Eugene
Sycamore
Ohio
C. L. Bristol
T. F. Sellers
Herbert Cooke
George Brown
John Barber
A. W Baird
Brooklyn United Presbyterian Church
Cc. C. Fulton
The
John Lersch Co
New York City
Paul Filla
Kenneth Joy
Stella Filla
Miss Smith Hosts Sunny Side Up Club Evening
Miss Smith entertained Miss Alice Smith and club members at her Prospect Avenue home. Bunco produced high score for Mrs. R. K. Nichol, with Mrs. H. B. Guthman second and Mrs. Ralph Carr consolation. Prize went to Mrs. W. L. Bodine. Luncheon served. next meeting set for April eighth at Mrs. Guthman’s Lodatreet home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muriel Sump
Middle Avenue
Paul Mortimer
Gertrude Smith
Norma Stegman
Marcaret Erb
Chase Strect
Alice Smith
Prospect Avenue
Sunny Side Up Club
Bunco
R. K. Nichol
H. B. Guthman
Ralph Carr
W. L. Bodine
Guthman
Lodatreet
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Kramer
Paul Taylor
A. N. Smith
W. G. Peak
Fred Pahl
Salvation Army
George Mynchenburg
Miss Hah
Crisp
Vibber
Hindman
J. B. Hindman
Department of Health
T. B
Mr. Hindman
P.T.A
Miss Harman
Murial Sump
Entertains Club
BR. D. Olafield
Wenyon Avenues
Bett Roberts
Scarabaeus
Friendship Girls
Siil
Rooke
Linda Curler
C.h.merther Do
Thrift Days Sale
Wales
Crewe
Merthe’s
Lorain
Midget Beauty Shop
W. Broad St
San Diego
Cal
Clotella Athaide
Portugal
Miss Keeler
Elreeh Mont
Elan
Carl Gofrtz
Crna Ey
D. A. R. Broadcast
Miss Smith
Cascade
Phil White
7Th St
Paul Wainwright
Haserodt
Broad ST
Reger and
Binninger
Woolworths
Chie
Paris
Marinette
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