Clyria Country Club Social Debut Impresses Elyria
The Clyria Country Club opened with a gala social last evening, after six weeks of renovations. The event featured a renovated house with welcoming rooms, music by Brambaugh's orchestra, and refreshments, as locals and several out of town guests attended.
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Young Amateurs Stage Strong Heart at Rialto
The Y M C A sponsored play Strong Heart will be performed at the Rialto Theatre on April 12 and 13. Miss Lucy Forbes and Wayne Koppes lead a cast of Elyria youths and local talent with Miss Helen Todd directing and Mrs Chapman's five piece orchestra providing music. Proceeds fund a lodge at the Y M C A boys camp.
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Evening service seeks views on Dr Swain lectures
The First Congregational Church invites all interested to a Thursday meeting at 7 30 in the upper Church School room to gather impressions from last week’s school of religion led by Dr Richard L Swain. A questionnaire on the church calendar asks how attendees were helped and how Swain’s views are seen in today’s churches. An auxiliary dance in Ellis hall is planned for April 7 with expected strong attendance.
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Distinguished guest to speak at Elyria Bnai Brith lodge meeting
Bnai B’Rith Elyria Lodge 855 hosts an open meeting tomorrow at 7:30 PM in Odd Fellows Hall with District 2 executive director expected. Members and children provide entertainment, refreshments served, social time planned for all attendees.
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Federation Girls Plan Benefit Film in Elyria
The Federation Girls of the Y W C A held a regular meeting in the gym with supper at 6. Members then joined their classes and activities. Tickets for the April 4 and 5 benefit movie are selling well, with committee reports promising handsome rewards.
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Clover Leaf Club Meets for Easter Themed Afternoon
The Clover Leaf Club of West Ridge held its regular Tuesday meeting at Mrs. Henry Shauver’s home. Miss Augusta Behrends gave a musical program, followed by sewing and a social hour. A luncheon was served and Easter decorations set the festive mood.
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Laurel M E church club hosts after Easter party
Miss Ruth Melton entertained the Laurel club of the M E church at her Fourteenth street home for an after Easter gathering with ten members present. A May banquet was decided, a pennant given, and plans for an orchestra of harmony noted along with refreshments, music, and games.
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Easter Dance Joyfully Hosted by Knights of Columbus
The Knights of Columbus held a charming Easter dance last night in the Elks hall. Hines Soviety orchestra provided excellent music as knights and their ladies filled the venue with festive spirit.
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Missionaries Return to Field in South Africa
Rev Henry A Stick and wife long allied with Brownhelm now prepare to sail from New York on April 6 aboard the Mauretania to England then continue to their mission field in South Africa with daughter Eva Marie. They had returned to the United States in September 1919 after serving in South Africa.
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Miriam Boslogue Designer of Gowns Earns Over Fifty Thousand
Miriam Boslogue born in Indiana rose from failed early designs to become a leading gown designer. She studied sculpture to aid dress design and now earns more than $50,000 annually as an internationally recognized creator of high fashion gowns.
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Brown Thrashers and Garden Insect appetite noted
A reading about the Brown Thrasher describes its singing and nest with five eggs. An observer tallies over five hundred soft bugs and worms carried to the young, estimating millions of insects destroyed by one pair. The bird arrives from the south around April 15 and perches high to sing at dawn.
Travel plans and delays for a Amherst couple
Castle Line announces April 22 departure with a hoped arrival in South Africa around May 15. Temporary South Africa address is Adams M.S., Natal. Mr and Mrs Stick depart Amherst at 9 40 a m Saturday and plan a stop in Buffalo with friends over Sunday.
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Clan Robertson to Convene in G A R Hall at 7:30 PM
The Clan Robertson plans a special meeting Thursday evening at 7:30 in the G A R Hall. Other notes mention Hermann Love joy resuming studies at Ohio State University after Easter with his parents, and a bazaar and chicken supper March 31 at the Cook home on West Ridge.
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Musical Art Society Choir Warmly Praised at Rialto
The Musical Art Society gave its annual concert at Rialto theatre under Prof Maurice Koestler of Oberlin. The eighty voice chorus impressed with clear enunciation and refined tone, featuring women’s groups and a men’s chorus. Solo violoncello by Prof Frederick Goerner and piano by Mrs William Riennett accompanied.
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Rose Bushes Heavily Pruned Produce Luxuriant Blooms
Prof Hottes of Ohio State University advises a severe spring prune due to a mild winter. Monthly Lisboa roses to within one foot of ground and hybrid perpetuals cut back half. Remove tootish wood and small weak branches. prune strongest bushes least. Agricultural extension service offers treatment directions.
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Salmon Souffle and Warm Spring Dishes Featured in Elyria Notices
A recipe for Salmon Souffle using pink or chum salmon and cracker crumb layers is shared alongside Elyria personals noting D. S. Seart returning from Marion and Emma Gregory with son Charles visiting Detroit. The item describes cooking steps, layering, and baking until risen, with a final note about Jack Frost and winter scenes lacking warmth.
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Queen of Paris Carnival Elects Queer of Queens
Yvonne Beclu a twenty one year old brunette typist was chosen Queen of Queens from twenty one Paris arrondissements. The annual Mi Careme Carnival honors the city beauties with Beclu representing Paris in the title event.
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