Notable Performance by the Choral Department of the Musical Art Society
Homer B. Hatch, Cleveland critic, reviews the Elyria Musical Society Choral Department concert. He praises the balanced chorus, strong first soprano, and notable soloists, while noting minor flaws in pianissimo, dialect in the Negro spiritual, and overall strong conducting by Mrs. Mayhew. The report highlights performances of Elgar pieces, Dvorak songs, Brahms, and Niemann works, with emphasis on ensemble and accompaniment by Mrs. Elgar and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer B. Tech
Cleveland
Elyria Musical Society
Ly Homer. B. Hatch
The
Musical Art Society
Tucs- Nght
Charles Edward
Walter Niemann
H. C. Elgar
Mayhew
Gladys McCullough
Jall Times
Virgil Waite
School staff social at William Castle street venue
The CH School staff, including Superintendent McKee, and teachers from Grace Lutheran entertained last evening on Chase street. Reverend Bm led the business review, and a birthday tribute was paid to McKee. After refreshments, the group planned a gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Al-Strike on Corsel avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran Church
William Castle
Chase Street
Superintern
McKee
Mr. McKee
Eervath
Mrs. al- Srrike
Corsel Avenue
May Breakfast at First Congregational Church
Dean Graham of Oberlin spoke on world peace at the annual May breakfast hosted by the Woman's Association. About 130 attendees gathered in the Gates Room with decorative forsythia and blossoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Association
First Congregational Church
Gates
H. W. Ingersoll
Robert Hand
H. C. Elgar
Dean Graham
Oberlin
Africa
Budapest
Wisconsin
Charlie Chaplin
Poland
Egypt
Women of Mooseheart to Elect Officers Next Meeting
Women of Mooseheart Chapter No. 773 met at Woodman Hall with a fair attendance. Nominations and election of officers were announced for the next meeting on Tuesday evening May seventeenth at Woodman Hall. Mr and Mrs David DeSur of Cleveland Heights Ohio were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Maurice Hyman of Parkagenua and attended the Musical Art Choral Department concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Styma
Women
Mooseheart
Woodman Hall
David DeSur
Cleveland Heights
Ohio
Maurice Hyman
Park Agenua
Musical Art Choral Department
Mothers Honored at American Legion Auxiliary Meeting
Seven gold star mothers were recognized at the American Legion Auxiliary gathering. A short business session occurred and Msg. Thelma Hovis won the evening’s prize. Four candidates joined the auxiliary: Mrs. Maria Leemhittis, Mrs. Dahleva Groll, Miss Ruth Groll, and Miss Flaine Evans. A memorial program followed with musical and literary items led by Mrs. Harvey Cheasy. Refreshments served to about one hundred members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Aux
American Legion Auxiliary
Msg
Thelma Hovis
Maria Leemhittis
Dahleva Groll
Ruth Groll
Flaine Evans
National Defense Conference
Cleveland
County Council
Amherst
Louise Goodman
Varner
Mary Kolopos
Short
Betty Ewing
Trotter
Fannie Richwine
Mac Neal
Johnson
Wiliam Hoffman
Harvey Cheasy
Buddy Jobson
Pesry Richmond
Lilas Fellac
Miss Stuart
Esther Reynolds
Iya Wolf
Lucille Rawson
Wolcott
Iva Wolf
Jack Jobson
T M T M Club Hosts Tureen Dinner And Bridge
Mrs. Leo Smith entertained twelve T M T M Club members with a tureen dinner and bridge at her West Eighth Street home. Prizes went to Mrs. George Hillmer and Mrs. Harold Cooley for high scores, with Mrs. Jack Schaeffer consoled for low. Guests included Mrs. George Hillmer and Miss Dorothy Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Smith
T. M. T. M. Club
West Eighth Street
George Hillmer
Harold Cooley
Jack Schaeffer
George Emerich
Dorothy Smith
Hazel Gibson
Oberlin
Elyria Club Elects Delegates To State Convention
Fourteen members of the Elyria Business and Professional Women's Club met at the president Miss Harriett Hubbard's home to name delegates and alternates for the State Convention in Cincinnati May 14 and 15 at the Hotel Gibson. Delegates elected were Miss Hubbard Miss Nora Abbo and Mrs Emma Dill with Miss Loretta Pritchard as alternate. Hildredth Hecock, state finance chairman, will also attend along with a luncheon and banquet program for May 14 and 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. W
Elyria
Hildredth Hecock
Wil
Gibson Hotel
Minerva Seaton
Girl Scouts Hold Weekly Meeting At Church
Girl Scouts of Troop 1 held their regular weekly meeting at the First Congregational church under Captain Charlotte Kershaw and Lieutenant C. K. E. Uthe. Reports of last Thursday’s banquet were successful. A roller skating party is planned for Friday May 6 from 3 thirty to 4 thirty. The meeting closed with Samer songs and taps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
First Congregational Church
Charlotte Kershaw
C. K E. Uthe
Samer
Songa
Taps
Jefferson PTA Meets Thursday for Elections and Program
Jefferson P T A meets Thursday at 3 15 pm Officers will be elected and a program by children in Miss Rogers and Miss Hord rooms Miss Hubbard will speak on Preparing the Child for School Unity Club hosts Mrs Herbert Smith 222 Howe Street Friday May sixth luncheon at 12 30 pm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson P. T. A
Hospital Notes and Local Club Activities in Elyria
Admissions list George Kilatik John Pollack Ollie Glass James Dorman. Discharges include Mrs Ray Phillips Mrs Joseph Prochaska Leslie Coleman Clarence Merthe Marjorie and Richards Whitbeck of Lorain County Children's Home. Mrs 2 S Troxel to host Lecture Recital Club at Washington Ave next Tuesday afternoon with Donna Rich Florence Conkey George Street and accompanists. Elsha Lodge 1 us 1 0 0 F met last night with 100 attendance. Paul Krugman welcomed back and spoke about lodge work with Elyria and Pontiac. Tom Robson discussed softball and practice May 5 at 6 pm. District meeting report by Dr J Muller. Entertainment by A F Taylor showing northwest trip pictures. Next week Trustee night election party planned. Country Club Ladies Golf Association met with 25 members for golf and luncheon. Mrs Calvert to host Elyria Chapter D A R on May 6 at 2 30 at Gulf Farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Republican Women's Club
Obelin Inn
Alma Portman
Werna Sinclair LeVan
Steubenville
National Council of Women
LaVan
Elsie Bennet Wilson
Medina
Ohio Council of Republican Women
Helen Hubbard
West River Street
Mesdames Flora Hoak
Anna Gehrke
Florence Holcomb
Alice’ Gage
George Washington
Nettie Woodruff
Liberty Bell
Minnie Church
Kentucky
Anna Wields
Lydda Squires
Wear River Street
George Kilatik
R. D
John Pollack
Bath Street
Ollie Glass
Woodford Avenue
James Dorman
Louisiana Avenue
Ray Phillips
Parmeles Avenue
Joseph Prochaska
Leslie Coleman
Clarence Merthe
Oberlin
Marjorie and Richards Whitbeck
2. S. Troxel
Washington Avenue
Cleveland
Donna Rich
Florence Conkey
George Street
Harry Goodbread
Harry Valentine
Elsha
Moris
Paul Krugman
Elyria
Pontiac
Michigan
Br ©. Tran
Grafton
Chas
Simkins
C. F. Wiseman
Tom Robson
Fair Grounds
Strongsville
J. Muler
George C. Martin
A. F. Taylor
Northwest
Taylor
Country Club Ladies’ Golf Association
Ladies’ Golf Association
Elyria Country Club
Miss Cory in Cleveland for Mrs Ryan funeral visit
Miss Mary A Cory of 1218 East Avenue is in Cleveland a few days attending the funeral of Mrs Ryan. Mr and Mrs William Cory from this city were guests of Mr and Mrs A C Werner in Amherst. A H Abookire of Middle Avenue left for Detroit to spend a few days. Mrs Marty Doyle of Amherst visited Elyria. Dr R A Williams was invited to speak at the 35th annual Ohio Society of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons conven tion in Akron May 9 to 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Cory
East ,Avenue
Cleveland
Ryan
William Cory
A. C. Werner
Amherst
A. H. Abookire
Middle Avenue
Detroit
Michigan
Marty Doyle
Elyria
Charles Krapp
Vermilion
Martha Wagner
Brownhelm
O. K. Mischka
Harrison Street
R. A. Willams
Ohio Society of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons
Mayflower Hotel
Akron
Ohio
Local social notes list Bloomington residents in town and visiting guests
Mrs Wayland Gregory returns to Bloomington Michigan after a weekend with Mr and Mrs C W Loyd at 1219 Lake Avenue Frank Hanson of Los Angeles guest at the Troxel home on Washington Avenue has gone to New York Mrs DeForrest Smith and Mrs Charles Notley of Cleveland visited last evening for a recital by the Musical Art Society Chorus in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayland Gregory
Bloomington
Michigan
C. W. Loyd
Lake Avenue
Frank Hanson
Los Angeles
California
Troxel
Washinglton Avenue
New York
DeForrest Smith
Charles Notley
Cleveland
Musical Art Society Chorus
Harmon Lodge Programme Delights Members With Two Act Play
Frank and Warmon Lodge hosted a tureen dinner for about 250 members and families. An encore filled program featured George Zemba on accordion, Walter Smith singing, Wayne Garland on banjo, ventriloquist Willen and his partner, and a two act play Miss Molly directed by Mrs. Rober and Carl Kohler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank & Warmon Lodge
F. F. Reger
H. D. Brown
Mr. Reger
George Zemba
Walter QO. Smith
Bob Burns
Wayne Garland
WHK
Willen
Molly
Mrs. Rober
Carl Kohler
Frank 8
Harmon Jodge
Reginald Peters
Will Rober
Julian Hewitt
Larry Stone
Joe Johnson
Howard Thompson
Annie Peters
Florence Steger
Molly Peters
Pearl Reynolds
Cissie Saunders
Leona Rober
Pearl White
Mary Rogers
Garden Talks Br C J Van Luit Garden Talks
Busy garden days with soil ready for planting. Plant early seeds now but expect light frosts. Plant onions from seed and stagger gladiola bulbs for continuous bloom. Buy seed by weight for economy. Varieties Tamarix Africana and Hispida offer lacey foliage and pink blooms.
Evergreen Temarix plant valued for drooping form near water
The article describes blueish green evergreen Temarix varieties with a drooping habit ideal for pool or rockery planting. It notes the plant tends to sprawl over the scene, is hard to transplant due to single-tong roots, and performs best as a small specimen in rich, water-taturated soil.
Local notices hint at a large plant and church supper listing
An item notes a plant that requires little pruning and could reach twelve feet tall with wide spread if left to grow naturally. A separate church supper advertises a chicken dinner at La Porte Church on May 5 for 35 cents, with play of Pinochle six nights for one dollar. Entries close Wednesday at 3rd Floor Sharp Block.
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Haraul
Garry Myers
Tal Hapits
M. C
Charter
Myers
NTERN
Owena LE
Merle Smith
Rowena
Alice Kaylor
Saraty
Shroyer
Circle
Enial Twelve
Mary Koch
Koch
Harvard Avenue
Te Schoenfelt
Hastie
Cheapside
Second Street
Gates Hospital
Anna Kennedy
Baptist East Avenue House
Kennedy
Anti-Sealon League
George Haines
Women OF
Lorco
Helen
W. RK
Elizabeth Stevens
Elizabeth Stevens Society
First Methodist Church
H. Vibber
Ralph Wood
J. %. Bridgeland
Coral Phelps
C. B. Simkins
Sarah Yoder
Louise Brown
Eleanor Highgate
Brown
Clarence Reasell
Frank Mateo
North Carolina
Tennessce
Young People's League OF
St. Paul's Young People’s League
Carleton Newmer
George Bird
Margaret Pallas
Wilson Fox
Margaret Anthony
Alice O'Million
Harley Reese
First Church Men's Club
MAY Vestiv AT
S. Arton Carr
Wiliam C. DeVeny
Will Furniish
Elyria High School Dramatic Club
Betty Nilsen
Robert McWilliams
Delaware
Church OF Christ
Second
Chapel Streets
T. A. Baird
Paul Wainwright
Waugh
Brock
Andrew's Church
Woman's Auxiliary
Gounod
Flora Todd
Lawrence Craig
Elmer Todd
Highth Street
Todd
George Miller
Nellie Frisby
Dorothy Wilson
Lawrence Craigs
Katheriine Herchler
Timer Todd
Rome
2DD
Calvert
DD. A. R
Daughters of American Revolution
H. S. Calvert
Gulf Farms
Continental Congress
Imperial Furniture Co
Harmon Lodge
C.J. van Luit
Geo. H. Chamberlain
Buntington
Carpenter's Beate
Wildercraft Candy Cream
Birkline’s
Professional Beauty Service
Second St
Opp
Rialto
lLa Porte Church
Mother’s
Circle 2 M. E. Church
Heldmyer Hardware
Church of Christ C. E
Rudy Moc
Heer
Broadway
20Th St. Lorain
Q. Ph
Eugene
7Th Street White
John and
Carl Aster
East Ave
Cash & Carry
the Children’ S Apparel Shop
Ly, Hutchings
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