Elyria Woman's Club Holds Annual May Party at Westlake Hotel
The Elyria Woman's Club hosted about 250 members at the Westlake Hotel Rocky River Ohio for the May Party. Outgoing president Mrs Bins welcomed guests and stressed focusing efforts on key projects. Incoming president Mrs Huse thanked the club and urged cooperation, with corsages for both leaders. State officers from several Ohio clubs spoke, followed by music by Philip Weiss and Emanuel Rosenberg, and a staged reading The Dawn of a Tomorrow by Frances Hodgson Burnett, presented by Margaret Stahl and committee.
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Elyria Women's Club
Westlake Hotel
Rocky River
Ohio
3. C. Bins
A. W. Huse
Binz
Huse
Bins
Wm. N. Harder
Marion
Ohio Federation of Woman's Clubs
Earl B. Padgett
Elyria Woman’s Club
Galion
Middle North District
C. A. Ashbrook
Elyria
Division of Problems of Industry
Harold Pickett
Clyde
Lakeside Federation
E. C. Learburrow
Lorain
W. H. Chapin
Oberlin
Margaret Stahl
Frances Hodgeson Burnett
Miss Stahl
Bouquets and Best Wishes Amid Congratulatory Moments
A scene of bouquets of flowers and the warm congratulations and best wishes from all present, celebrating a notable occasion with cheerful gatherings and supportive sentiment.
Lightweight Zephyr and Rayon Sweaters with Zigzag Stripes
The article notes reduced rates and features a V neck design on summer sweaters. It describes lightweight sweaters made of zephyr and rayon intended to be worn with silk skirts, with modernist zigzag stripes on white backgrounds.
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Imusummer
Zephyr
Evening club notices and society gatherings
Local groups schedule meetings on West River Street and South Maplest with Ruth Haag Beryl Schafer and others. The Spanish War Veterans Daughters of Scotland and various auxiliaries meet. a Y M C A and church divisions host events with talks, bridge, singing, and refreshments. Memorial remarks and plans for May activities are noted along with luncheon and bridge prizes.
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Triple Four Club
Ruth Haag
West River Street
Mystery Nite Hawks
Beryl Schafer
South Maplest
David J
Sepass Clut
Y. M
Local clubs hold varied meetings across Elyria area
Multiple groups including Woman's Benefit Association guards, Elyria Country Club Ladies, Royal Neighbors of America, Daughters of Scotia, Lindy Lodge, Pilgrim Church Women, Garford Parent Teacher Association, Mystic Five Hundred Club, and more gathered for practice, games, programs, and planning. Notable items include a May 4 golf event with luncheon, anniversary observances, and a birth announcement at Elyria Hospital.
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Woman’s Benefit Association
Lake Avenue P T A re elects officers and plans radio for school
Last evening Lake Avenue P T A re elected the same officers for the coming year after a program of piano selections by Marian and Helen Upp. Mrs. E O Pallas remains president, Mrs. Howard Hulse vice president, Lyndes secretary, and Webb treasurer. Delegates were chosen for Lorain County Medical Association meetings in Elyria on May sixth. A radio for the school was approved and thanks given to L C Hecock for skat ing rink prep. Seventeen pupils received ribbons.
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Lake Avenue
Robert Shryock
Lorain County Medical Association
Elyria
L. C. Hecock
C. D. Barrett
Lake Avenue School
Jefferson P. T. A
Jefferson Parent Teachers
Tichenor
Brillhart
Frepescot
Burrell
Bride Elect Surprised At East River Street Home
Sixteen girls from Ohio Public Service surprised Miss Mildred Thompson on East River Street last night. Bridge was the evening’s diversion, prizes went to Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Osborne, and out of town guest Mrs. Gladys Wagner of Lorain attended. A two course luncheon followed with yellow and white as the color scheme. Bouquets of daffodils framed the decor, and gifts included a large present for the bride and kitchen items from each guest.
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East River Street
Ohio Public Service
Mildred Thompson
Bridge
Brown
Osborne
Gladys Wagner
Lorain
Miss Thompson
Personal notes on crossed paths among Lima visitors
Mr and Mrs J M McVey of West Bridge Street and Mr and Mrs J E Gerbart of Lakewood spent the past week in Lima. Herb Cobb, a baseball player in Cleveland, will spend the evening with Mr and Mrs Roy Stickradt at 408 Woodland Avenue. Mrs William McArren of Sol…
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J. M. McVey
West Bridge Street
J. E. Gerbart
Lakewood
Lima
Ohio
Herb Cobb
Cleveland
Roystickradt
Woodland Avenue
William McArren
Sol
Local Notices and Social News From East River Street Area
East River Street residents share visits with relatives including Mrs McRae and Mrs Barney. Announce birth of a daughter at the local hospital for Mr and Mrs Clyde Barr of 318 Sabell Avenue. Miss Hattia Schermuhorn recovering after Memorial hospital operation. Mrs Alex Davis seeks operative treatment at Fairview Park Hospital in Cleveland. Mrs Leona Smith hosts W E A guards card party. Gladys Wagner visits from Lorain, Ohio. Flora Penfield breaks ankle and stays with sister Mrs C C Lord. Misses Fiva Ada Reefy return from New York City visit with Dr Alice R Arnold. Ada and Ada Reefy previously with Mr and Mrs R T Reefy in St Petersburg Florida. Harold Hardesty of Beebe Court ill and improving. E T Berry called to Johnstown Pa for father’s death.
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East River Street
McRae
Barney
Clyde Barr
Sbell Avenue
Hattia Schermuhorn
Memorial Hospital
Alex Davis
Laundon St
Fairview Park Hospital
Cleveland
Leona Smith
Bell Avenue
Gladys Wagner
Lorain
Ohio
Flora Penfield
C. C., Lord
Seventh Street
Fiva
Ada Reefy
Alice R. Arnold
New York City
Ada
R. T. Reefy
St. Petersburg
Florida
Harold Hardesty
Beebecourt
E. T. Berry
Middle Avenue
Johnstown
Jolly Eight Club hosts progressive games and greetings
Oberlin hosts of the Jolly Eight Club and guests enjoyed ten games of progressive five hundred with trophies to Mrs Henry Hacker and Hollis Keighley while Mrs Clarence Parsons and Roy Mosher earned consolation prizes. Late refreshments for sixteen, next meeting hosted by Mrs Ada Parsons. Separate Pedro party at Oberlin Grange hall ends spring and summer sessions. six tables of Pedro with high scores to Mrs Martha Berg and R E Heath. Birmingham W C T U ladies honor Mrs Peter Reighley on her eighty second birthday at Mrs Clarence Higgins Elyria home with twenty three guests.
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Friendship Club
Cleveland
Mystic Five Hundred
Marian Shrubsole
Lake Avenue
M.D. Benson
E. Sonnelis
Jessie Conlam
H. E. Hoard
Clark Street
Howard Richards
Spruce Street
F. Telzerow
William King
M. A. Jenkins
John Sinegar
EB. A. Galley
Oscar Pixley
Erie Street
Jolly Eight Club
Henry Hacker
Groveland Street
Hollis Keighley
Clarence Parsons
Roy Mosher
Ada Parsons
Pedro
Oberlin Grange Hall
Martha Berg
R. E. Heath
Hazel Heath
S. S. Hutchinson
John Davidson
Frank Kreuger
Birmingham
Clarence Higgins
Elyria
Higgin
Peter Reighley
Reighley
R. H. Reighley
Morgan Street
Oberlin
Lumber firm advertises redwood glass sash deal
Redwood glazed hot beds listed with a price of 2 dollars 79 cents per unit and a contact at Tly ria Lumber & Coal Co. phone 2211 for orders.
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Tlyria Lumber & Coal Co
Elyria Teachers Examinations Held May 4 1929
The Elyria City Teachers Examinations will be held at the Washington Building Saturday May 4 1929 at 9 00 A M. Board of Examiners includes Cc P Shively vice president Cc W Koppes president R C Maston clerk.
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Elyria City
Washington Building
Cc. P. Shively
Cc. W. Koppes
R. C. Maston
Widow Absolved In Husband's Death
In Bridgeport Connecticut on May 2 coroner John L. Phelan declared Mrs Gladys Foster Beardasley the widow of Oliver Beardsley not criminally responsible for his death. Beardslee died from a self inflicted gunshot at his Strafford home after a quarrel with his wife. Expert testimony showed the left handed Beardslee could have fired the fatal shot himself.
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Bridgeport. Conn
Gladys Foster Beardasley
Oliver Beardsley
Strafford
John L. Phelan
Beardslee
Phelan
Mixed Dance Friday Night at New Grange Hall
Dew Drop Inn at 110 Floral Court hosts a tea and messages event from 1 to 9 p.m. featuring Ss Orchestra under Cook. Hall Ridgeville, Ohio. Phone 8284. All welcome.
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New Grange
Hall Ridgeville
O. Cook
Ss Orchestra
Dew Drop Inn
Floral Court
Fort Sam Houston to Become Relay Station for Canal Zone
Fort Sam Houston in Texas is selected as the wireless relay station for all U S government communications from Washington to the Canal Zone. A new crystal controlled one kilowatt short wave transmitter will be installed, four times more powerful than the current post radio, under signal corps officer Cant Harry Reichelderfer. Operation is expected soon to relay messages to the Canal Zone.
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Texas
Fort Selecteed
San‘ Antonio
Fort Sam Houston
Washington
Canal Zone
Harry Reichelderfer
Signal Corps
Eighth Corps
Cafeteria Supper Saturday Afteroon Service
A cafeteria supper will be served Saturday at 4 30 until all are served under auspices of the Conference Club at the Church of Christ. Proceeds support the Graduate Teacher program and piano and theory study.
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Conference Club Church of Christ
Rodeheaver Concert At First Methodist Friday Evening
Concert by Rodeheaver at First Methodist Church Friday evening with general admission 50 cents and 15 dollars per person for the main event. Ample seating available. Also a children dance program featuring tap and ballet with music comedy at a summer rate of 50 cents. Phone 42592 for details.
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First Methodist Church
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John Griffith
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Edward, Kershaw
George Brand
Elizabeth Galloway
Mary Claycomb
Florence Kiely
Anna Dimick
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Lindy Lodge
Katherine Kolb
Grafton Road
Pearl Godfrey
Myrtle Godfrey
Gladys Slauter
June Harrison
Hope Gregg
Jeanette van Amburg
Gratton Road
Woman's Association of Pilgrim Church
Robert Taylor
Mexico
B. R. Crisman
Fred Sparks
Anna Scrivens
Fred Bauer
Herbert
Garford
Pp. T. A
Garford Parent Teacher Association
Muilton
M. GC. A
Margaret McClellan
Harriett Scott
Myrna Smetzer
Mrs. Lee
Mystic
Richard Jacobs
West River Et
Ralph Pair
Harry Wallace
Griswold Road
William Nees
West River St
William Cunningham
Pasadena Ave
William Duncan
Center Bt
Flossie Kroppenstein
West Javenue
Ralph Bair
Yeaterday
Elyrio Hospital
Gates P
T. J. Gates Parent Teacher Association
Dorothy Fell
Galen Ramser
Miss Byam
Miss Brown
Mrs. Reith
Lewis Mercantile
F. G. Reith
Misses Seton
Mabel Drke
Lora Gerrick
Dorothy Hart
Simpson
Carol Wood
Reith
Roosevelt P. T. A
Roosevelt Parent Teachers Association
Stephen Chunka
Lady Rowena Circle
Fred Raesler
Lodi Street
James Renouard
Daughters OF ST. Andrew
Glen Rogers
Masonic Chorus
Spring Valley
Spring Valley Club
ST. Clair Rebekah Lodge
T. 0. O. F. Hall
Gertrude Adams
Denilson Avenue
Grafton
Elks Lodge
Round Table Club
William G. Sharp
Washington Avenue
J. Clare George
Chronicle- Telegram
Broad St
Board of Examiners
Second Street
T. J. Hutchings
Germany
Marcelling
Gladys Parmley
Day's Music Store
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Masonic ‘Temple
Sauls
KINGS
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