Oberliu Relatives Gather for Sunday Evening Visit
Oberliu called on relatives here Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Henry Ficht and family of Cleveland and Mr and Mrs A Madil of Lorain were Sunday evening guests of Mr and Mrs George Enuittle. Dance Tuesday May 6 at Cascade Pavilion with Hines Billings Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberliu
Henry Ficht
Cleveland
A. Madil
Lorain
George Enuittle
Cascade Pavillion
Hines-Billings Orchestra
Private readings by Mrs Nettie Myers for appointment
For Rent 214 Park Ave now vacant two rooms. See W E Patton phone 2402 or call 39352 for private readings by Mrs Nettie Myers to arrange an appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Myers
Park Ave
Trooms
W. E. Patton
Choral Department to Present An Evening of Numbers May 5
The Choral department of the Musical Art Society schedules a Tuesday evening program on May 5 featuring 28 numbers from unseen choral works. Familiar melodies such as The Swan will appear in new arrangements, with selections from Ash, Spring, Sweet and Low, and Songs of Araby. Violist Alvin Bemis performs two obligato pieces while Chloe Taylor conducts and Mrs Hudner and Mrs Redney accompany a floral group and assorted ensembles during the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Musical Art Senety
Saint-Saeps
Orly Ally Woodman
Weil
Barrley
Paris
Mra. Arcaur Hudeure
Musical Art Society Choral
Mrz. CC. Petre
Nevin
Mus.c
Beata
Herel A . Beck
Hudnert
Vesta
Redney
Various Community Meetings and Knights Banquet Reported
Local notices list numerous gatherings including Grace Lutheran teachers and CErs, City Parent-Teachers, First Methodist meetings, Women of Moesensars Legion, and a Castle of Parkview event. The Knights of Columbus hosted a banquet on Broad Street with speakers Reverend Michael Moreritz and Judge Maneken Cleveland, plus Gray Knights from nearby councils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran
Cers
Moesensars Legion
Clu
Peer Apartme
Homs
Miss Jolly Lesers
Castle of Parkview
Cretchea
Chith
A. Federation Grenge
Giening
Lors’ Banqusty
Knigiis of Columbus
Chas. E. Guth
Knights of Columbus
Broad Street
Michael “Moreritz
Wooster
Ohio
Notre Dame
Maneken Clevelard
Gray Knights
Entertained at Kratse Bfome and Club Events
Miss Ershik Street Iris Hazel Wheshe hosted at her home. Three bridge tables ran all evening. Elias Sievers society met at Methodist church. Mrs Mathis and committee led supper and program. Mire Stiffs Cavs sang two pieces. Canton and Auxiliary meetings handled routine lodge business. a green dinner followed. N A Q Club hosted by Mrs Karl Kaley on Hamilton Street with luncheon. next meeting planned at Mrs Hugh Kirkbride's on Ninth Street. Catholic Ladies Benevolent Society met at the Waights of Columbuc hall for prayers and remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Home Club
Harold Scrivens
Womans Homes Club
Harold Scrivers
East Broad Street
Bunco
Charles Troutman
Ardj Birs
Paul Gviatt
Ter
Frank Smith
Fred Sparton
Beverly Court
Tze
Elias Sievers Society
Mrz
Mathis
Pero Sales
Tare Leo
Muerie Meribe
Beazeil
Karl Kaley
N. A. Q. Club
Hamilton Street
Kaley
Hugh Kirkbride
Ninth Street
Scout Troop to Meet at Legion Home Tonight
Scout troop to meet for the first American Legion event at the Legion hall. Meeting details indicate start at 7 and ongoing sessions led by Glover and others. Hospital notes list admissions including Mrs. Lawrence Krugmat and several others, with addresses in Attica and Spercer Timms. Marriage licenses appear briefly in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Home
Amer
Atverian Legion
Lawrence Krugmat
Huth Beekin
Attica
Milo Gusseul
Spercer Ric’ Timms
Clark Street
Carol Rebetes
Mary Belt Seutes
Caidren
For Sale Harrison Ave Home
For Sale Harrison Ave home large lot and beautiful interior finish. Abundance of wall space for furniture. No information by phone. See WS. E. Patton, office 331 3rd St, next 10, YL. A. C. A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Ave
WS. E. Patton
3Rd St
Opera Guests in Cleveland Attendances and Travel Notes
Cleveland social scene details a mix of attendees including Mrs. George exens and Mrs. Lewis Kelleg at the opera. Mentions of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Porter in Wineales Street, Wayne H Williams of Dewey Street, and a death summons for a grandfather. Some names and places appear scattered with uncertain fragments about Indiana travel and visits to future Rome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Urdas
George
Exens
iLewis Kelleg
John Fance
Ropert Flood
Marfield
Ed Porter
Wineales Street
Wayne H. Williams
Dewey Intetue
Amd
Martha Etles
Miss
Enreurea Tio
Indiana
Mane
Rome
Visinins
Fashions By Prances Paget Ork Sees New Resort Wear
Fashion notes indicate expanding three piece ensembles and detachable skirts for resort season. Detachables, two piece suits, and trimmed collars showcase evolving winter to spring lines. Scouting items show coordinated pieces emphasizing practicality and chic tailoring.
Vintage Beachwear Ideas Highlight Shorty and Shirt Sets
The article discusses ensemble themes for summer resort attire focusing on shorty and shirt sets in white pastels and stripe patterns. It notes interpretation options for color effects and mentions Tex faskiers developing vacation wardrobe ideas inspired by vintage resort costumes.
Choir Rehearsal Amid Chorus Tour Plans Emerging
South Ridge telephoned notice of choir rehearsal at the church Thursday evening. Rev. LH Amere announces a conference chorus tour to Maustelé Akron and Cavior. Woman and Youth Rally at Evangelical church of Ohio Branch set for Huron Wednesday May th with district secretary Mrs F A Firestone and group leader Mabel Hasentine. program includes welcome, singing, and mission address with Rev C C Vande sally serving supper. Evening program features Young People group and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LH. Amere
Maustelé
Akron
Cavior
Womans Mary
Yenus
Evangelical Church of Ohio
Huron
F. A. Firestone
Mabel Hasentine
Derotzupals
J. More
Beckel M.scallard
WL. M.S
A. M. Riche
Georgia West
C. C. Vandesally
Youns Peupie
Stegizs
Ernest Be
Ida and Elsie Delefield Friday church notices
Ida and Elsie Delefield Friday. rs. George Haittle attended a meeting of the Society of the Froat Evangelical church in Amherst last Thursday. Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Delefield Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. August Conpey and son Robert of Lakewood, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rimuel and daughter Myr ie and Myron Robbins of Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Pfiefer of Tonnese road. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Decker of Vermilion, stayed with Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Bechtel Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. George Mik Michell and Marion Rattle hosted William Ruth and family to Brown Betm Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Deferfield called on Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Date in Amherst. Saturday evening. Misses Ida and Else Detefield attended a house warming party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Shepherds Grafton Tuesday evening and Miss Ro Miller of Late Avenue and Miss Bernice Sahl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida
Elsie Delefield
George Haittle
Society of the Froat Evangelical Church
Amherst
Anthony Delefield
August Conpey
Robert
Lakewood
Harry Rimuel
Mrie
Myron Ropbins
Cleveland
Oscar Pfiefer
Tonnese Road
Lewis Decker
Vermilion
J. P. Bechtel
George Kr Michell
Marion Rattle
William Ruth
Fami
George Ruth
Brownbetm
Henry Detefield
M Jacob
Ambers
Else Detefield
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Father Morarity
Todge Manahos
Veterans and Auriliart
Nedre
Pedro
Hoffman
Xir. Ba
J. Weldron
Freeman
Hreutzfeld
James Waldron
Grace Schwert
Shirler Tite
Edna McCully
Garf
Anisonyr
Colonial Clus
A. M. Hannaford
Misa Stalla Wilson
Colonial Club
F. Broil
Stenferd
PF. T. A Ursday
Oelack At & Spegber
Dinker Dance
Eivria Country Club
James We
Fred Reith
Were van Wormer
Earl Beton
Commerce
Quarie Wemsler
Varn Wormer
Elapgat Clts
Kratse Bfome
Elizabeth Sievess
Canton
Catholic Benevolant ‘Society
Columbuc Halt
Ait Momhnee
Glen
Romars
Bliss Ser
Bre Sa
Are
Prances Pagetork
Pata
Peter
Charis
Comfortants Foundation
Brooks Bik
Cook’s
East Avenue
South Ridge
Ridge
Mar
Larasov
Azé Cheris
Sunds
Fier
Sunde
Wegner
Hallworthy
Barbers
White Cross
Elyria Block
Button Hole
Botamer Florist
Eugene
West Ave
Haserodt
Haserodt’s “Ire
House OF Perfect Diamonds
Elsris
CH Meurthe &Co
ST Thet Corner
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