Local Meetings and Student Program Highlight Community Notices
The Dorcas Society of Grace Theran Church meets at the home of Mrs Hotchkiss 79 Soy e Broad street. The Hamilton Parent Teacher Association gathers tomorrow at the Hamilton building at 3 o'clock to elect officers and enjoy a final musical program. St Ann's Sewing Circle meets at Mrs James Seward's Fourth street home Thursday afternoon. The General Decoration Day committee calls a Thursday 7 30 p m meeting in the assessor's office at the courthouse for all members. The Auxiliary of the Sons of Veterans holds an all day sewing session at the G A R hall with a noon tureen luncheon and an evening meeting. Ethel B Gausby of Cleveland is the speaker for tomorrow's Franklin Parent Teacher Association meeting at 3 30 p m on General Problems of Child Training. music provided by the Brade school orchestra and Mrs Ralph Williams. The Royal Neighbors of America Sewing Circle meets at Mrs C M Maddock 109 Bed street for an all day session. City grade schools present a National Music Week program Thursday at 7 30 p m in the high school gym. Ensembles from Franklin Ely Gates and McKisley schools perform with directors Misses Haywood Smith Hetzel. Activities include contests, songs, dances and choruses. A Russian speaker, Miss Mary Rosanek of Byesville Ohio, will address the Thursday evening prayer service at First Methodist Episcopal Church sharing miraculous experiences from church work.
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Dorcas Society of Grace Theran Church
Fourth Street
General Decoration Day
Court House
The
Sons of Veterans
G. A. R. Hall
Ethel B. Gausby
Cleveland
Franklin Parent Teacher Association
Brade School
Ralph Williams
Royal Neighbors of America Se ¥Ing Circle
C. M Maddock
Bed Street
Felows
Orchestra
the Patriot
Zamecnik Andante
Surprise Symphony
Zamecnik
Elgar Our Boys
Franklin, Ely, Gates, and
McKisley
Haywood
Smith and Hetzel
Cole
Surprise marriage among Perry-Fay workers in Grafton
Nina Koons and Dallas Audel quietly wed in Grafton on Saturday, drawing congratulations from many friends. The Federation of Business Girls Clubs discussed four trees for the Road of Memory, May dance plans at Hills Hall with Lenz’s orchestra, and a Spanish supper. Committee notes cover health education, outdoor pageant May 28 at Mrs George Stevens’ lawn titled The Shining Goddess, and a Mother-Daughter banquet with Edith Gromer as speaker. Admissions list includes several local residents. discharges and a note on Mrs Clara Strohl’s return from Peekskill.
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Niss
Nina Koons
Perry-Fay Company
Dallas Audel
George Spitzer
Grafton
Federation of Business Girls Clubs
Hils Hall
Lenz
Herman Stevens
John Hornback
Richards
Bauman
Hobart
Dorothy Snyder
Business Women's Committee
E. Z. Crisp
David Heggie
George Philpott
Dart Keech
J. Krantz
Robert Chamberlain
H. W. Merriman
George Stevens
Friendship Club
Edith Gromer
Central Branch
Cleveland
Beehives and Books Highlight Medina Meeting
Twenty four members and guests of the Business Women's Department of the Woman's Club gathered at Mrs. J. W. Smith's Broad Street home for readings on psychology from the April Digest, piano solos, and a game linking psychology to action. Henry Tibball was named department chairman for the coming year. A June officer election will be held at Mrs. Eric Chapman's home in LaPorte. Nearby, Lorain County Beekeepers Association members hosted about one hundred visitors from surrounding counties at the Root Company in Medina. Speakers included H. H. Root and George Bemuth as plans progressed for district and state field days, with a Lorain-Medina joint event set for late June at the Lohrivera home in Grafton. The Lorain County Association's next meeting will be at Floyd Briwell's two miles south of LaGranga, featuring bee expert George Bemnuth.
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Business Women's Dept. OF Woman's Club
Business Women's Department
Woman's Club
J. W. Smith
Broad Street
Margaret Wright
Mary Seward
Donia Austin Hartwell
O. W. Smith
Henry Tibball
Department
Eric Chapman
LaPorte
Lorain County Beekeepers Association
Medina
Thosts
The
Root Company
H. H. Root
E. R. Rost
George Bemuth
Mr. Deaull
Charles Rease
van Wert
Lorain
Medina County
Lohrivera
Grafton
Lorain County Association
Floyd Briwell
LaGranga
George Bemnuth
United States
Ely PTA Elects Officers At Regular Meeting
The Ely Parent Teacher Association held its regular monthly meeting in the school auditorium. Officers for the coming year were elected: President Mrs Irian Stevens, first vice president Mrs G E Gould, second vice president Mrs R J Price, secretary Mrs F J Moltke, treasurer Miss Thelma Campbell, and reporter Mrs John Davies. Neva West of Oberlin spoke to children with Uncle Remus stories and addressed mothers on good books for children. A social hour followed with light refreshments.
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Ely Parent Teacher Association
Her Iaan Stevens
Rbrs
G. E Gould
R. J. Price
F. J. Moltke
Thelma Campbell
John Davies
Neva West
Oberlin
Uncle Remus
Bre'r Rebbit
Bre’r Fox
Masons Hold Large Dance at Elberta Beach
A large Masonic gathering with friends from the city attended the Elberta beach dance last evening hosted by Lorain Masons. Four thousand tickets were sold making it one of the season’s largest events with music by the Royal Canadian orchestra. Yoloso Girls Club plans a Cleveland visit next Wednesday May 13 to the Playhouse. Also reported are wedding and anniversary notes including Miss Pyrb Cornish and Alfred Brightman wedding trip and Mr and Mrs M Hopwood’s sixtieth anniversary return from Detroit.
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Elberta Beach
Masons of
Lorain
Royal Canadian Orchestra
Yoloso
Pyrb Cornish
North Eaton
Alfred Brightman
Geerea
Mre. M. Hopwood
Detroit
Odd Fellows Plan First Degree Visit and Meeting Notes
Elvine Lodge No 103 invites Plato Lodge for the First Degree on May 12. Members to meet at 7 to travel by auto to Amherst. large turnout expected. Also notes a Golden Wedding Anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. James P. Smith with a May 3 celebration at Stop 76 Cleveland Street and guests listed.
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ODD Fellows
Elvine Lodge No
Plato Lodge
Amherst
Local Society Notes and Personal Announcements
Mrs W W Boynton has returned from Florida and several months away. Mrs RB Fay will visit Carnegie Pa for Mothers Day with her mother Mrs Thomas Pascoe. Miss Vivian Hackett travels to Albany NY for Mothers Day with her parents. Beekeepers meeting attendees from Torain counts include E Hurlbut Mrs H M Hurlbut and son Jimmy A Pardee Floid Buswell Clyde Wheeler Mr and Mrs MK Grahark and daughter and Mr Blackwell. Paul Krugman and Walter Rust attended their aunt's funeral at Oak Harbor. Edith Groner of Cleveland YWCA will visit the local association tomorrow. Mrs Ray Renouard and Mrs William Ehrick learned of their father Pomton's Florida death. Mrs A L Werner hosted the Nineteenth Century Club of Obertia. Mrs E S Griffiths of Cleveland was guest yesterday. Griffiths returned from Florida. Mr and Mrs Norman Melville of 229 Hastern Heights Blvd welcome a baby daughter born at Memorial Hospital. Born to Mr and Mrs John
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W. W Boynton
Washington Avenue
Florida
RB Fay
Eighth Street
Carnegie
Thomas Pascoe
Vivian Hackett
Albany
New York
M B. Hackett
Torain
Root
Medina
H M
William Ehrick
Pomton
A. L. Werner
Ohio Street
Nineteenth Century Club of
Obertia
E. S. Griffiths
Hollenden
Cleveland
Elyria
Griffiths
Norman Melville
Hastern Heights Blvd
Memorial Hospital
John
When Love Is Real But Time Delays Marriage
A reader seeks advice on long delay before marriage due to youth and finances, arguing real love may strengthen with years while promises fade if not genuine. Mrs Thompson counsels patience, social balance, and showing happiness without pressuring the suitor, then warns against acting unwisely.
Various Local Notes From Cleveland Street Area
Beach of 1121 West Avenue reports a baby boy born at Memorial hospital. Multiple social updates include book club meetings, weekend visits, and relatives traveling between Cleveland, Lorain, Amherst, and Lakewood. A Lynch of A P store changes in management and Homemaker Club meeting highlights plus a funeral for Silas Davidson.
Local Notes from Grafton and Area May Event Updates
Philatheia class meets at Mrs. E W Reichard May 7, with members urged to attend. Mrs. George Wilson visits Eaton, W H Buckingham visits from La Grange, Janet Ellen born to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Law weighing eight lbs four oz. Bettys, callers at F W Howard’s home. A M Ewers attends Elma Op. A R meeting. Trempaths visit Akron. Bernadette Bardon and Milicent Box recover from surgery. Blaine family guests of Shuster. J A Chamberlain and daughter visit. road resurfacing progresses west of Belden toward the Valley City line. Ewers receives Daughters of Founders and Patriots certificate.
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Grafton
Philathea
M. E
E. W. Reicnard
George Wilson
Eaton J
Chas. Wilson
W. H. Buckingham
la Grange
William Buckingham
Arthur Law
Janet Ellen
M. Pfeiffer
A. B. Jones
Teddy
Wellington
F. W. Howard
A. M. Ewers
Op. A. R
Fields Corners
Peter Shuster
J. A. Chamberlain
Mary Louise
Cleveland
W. A. Chamberlain
Center Road
Belden
Valley City
Johnson Road
National Society of the Daughters of Founders and Patriots of America
Texas' Latest Beauty Queen Timber Hewn in Poland
Timber weighing 3 600 tons and valued at 2 090 0000 dollars was shipped from Poland to Texas as a remarkable arrival in local industry circles. The article notes the timber’s size and economic impact, highlighting its use in construction projects and regional markets. Aims to showcase Poland Texas trade linkages and the scale of a recent timber shipment to Texas.
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Poland
Lithuania Plans Ship Acquisitions and Bridge Constructions
Lithuanian program of improvements includes extending the Memal section, acquiring medium sized ships, and building new bridges to boost transport and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memal
Lithuania
Dance by Utopia Club May 7 at Eagles Hall
Utopia Club announces a dance on Thursday May 7 at Eagles Hall with music by Melody 5. Tickets cost 50 cents with an extra lady admission for 25 cents.
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Utopia Club
Melody 5
Eagles Hall
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