Community clubs and fraternal groups meet in Elyria
Multiple organizations gather Monday in Elyria with programs and talks. The Fine Arts Department hosts a 2:30 p.m. program by Musical Art Odette. The Brotherhood of American Yeomen and several lodges meet in local halls. The Women’s Club hosts a 7:00 p.m. reception for members. The Ministerial Association convenes at 10:00 a.m. to hear Rev. R. T. Ketcham on Literalism and the Second Coming. Howard Butler is elected president of the Congregational men's club at a dinner for about 100. Oberlin Dramatic Association performs Suppressed Desires. R N C s hold a coed party at Hazel Thayer’s home with dancing and prizes awarded to Margaret Anthony, Pauline Wackenfuss and Howard Myers. Next meeting location to be announced.
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Yee Elyria Woman's Club
Odette
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
H. P. Chapman Lodge
G. A. R. Hall
GA. R. Post
King Solomon's Lodge
A. M
Knights of Columbus
K.of C. Hall
Pythian Sisters
K. of P. Hall
Business Women's Department
Woman’s Club
First Methodist Church
R. T. Ketcham
Knights of Pythias
Elyria Castle Hall
Chevalier Lodge
Howard Butler
The
Congregational Church
A. H. West
H. G. Hoover
Manhattan J. Lengel
Oberlin Dramatic Association
R. N. Gs
Hazel Thayer
Park Avenue
Margaret Anthony
Pauline Wackenfuss
Howard Myers
Elyria Trade Leader Sees McNary-Haugen Limits
Dr Felix E Held of Ohio State University told Elyria Board of Trade that national legislation like the McNary Haugen bill does not solve the country s great problems An Amherst firm won a road building contract from county commissioners Plans for Elyria nationally advertising were discussed by the organizations advertising committee Damages of 35000 were sought by a Lorain man against another in an automobile crash Elyria High School track team faced injuries and ineligibilities ahead of the Lake Erie League meet
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNary-Haugen
Elyria Board of Trade
Felix E. Held
Ohio State University
Amherst
Elyria
Superintendent Rawdon Receives $100 Life N E A Membership
Superintendent HH L Rawdon was gifted a $100 life membership in the National Education Association by the high school staff at a meeting held in the home economics rooms. He accepted through Mr Wigton and noted 22 years of membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HH. L. Rawdon
National Educational Association
Rawdon
Wigton
Association
Soviet car ownership figures spark curiosity
In a dispatch the Soviet Union reportedly has about 12 000 automobiles across the vast territory. Approximately 600 are privately owned, while the remainder belong to government and cooperative organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noscow
Entir
Soviet Union
Eal
Birthday party honors Mrs Nan Taylor at 615 East Broad
Mrs Nan Taylor celebrated her birthday with relatives and old friends yesterday. An afternoon of banco followed a six o clock tureen dinner. Cleveland guests included Mrs Emma Radloff Mrs H F Lapp and several Radloffs. Colleagues from Elyria and Carlisle added to the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nan Taylor
East Broad Street
Banco
Emma Radloff
Cleveland
Jack Radloff
John Falkmer
H. F. Lapp
Herbert
Leo Bond
E. C. Radloff
Grace Morris
William Gorman
Dorothea Conrad
Fred Radloff
June Rose Hart
Margaret Hanley
Eletha Lapp
Charles Daney
Elyria
John Faulkner
Colleta
Carlisle
Mother's Day program at Church of Christ observed
The Church of Christ at Second and Chapel observes Mother s Day with a 10 30 AM program featuring a prelude Barcarole a tribute sung by the congregation an anthem Sanctus a duologue Do It Today and Guess a reading and solo God Shall Wipe Away All Tears sermons Behold Thy Mother and a postlude Prologue Guests and participants include Miss Elizabeth Martin Mrs Goodwin Mrs Carl Martin and Reverend W C Fowler. American Legion Auxiliary unit 13 hosts a Spring Valley Country Club bridge party with forty tables. prizes go to several players and proceeds support disabled veterans at Dayton Hospital with planning led by Mrs Albert T Sibley and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Second
Chapel Streets
Barcarole
Bach
American Legion Auxiliary
Spring Valley Country Club
Dayton Hospital
Elyria
State Department
Albert T. Sibley
George Churchward
E. G. Mathews
El.h. Hansman
George Robson
Arthur Richwine
Pollyanna Club party at Church of Christ features local musicians
The Pollyanna Club held a party at the Church of Christ last evening with sixty four members and friends attending. Harriet King and Bill Robertson performed three musical selections, Betty Nilsen read twice, and vocal solos were performed by Robert Burns and Miss Gleason, accompanied by Miss Cotton. Mrs. Rice gave three readings, and refreshments followed in the basement. Woman's Relief Corps met next in the I O O F hall with Neva Rankin presiding, twenty seven members and officers present, and a sketch about Mrs Mary Abbe's life drawing interest. The meeting adjourned with plans to reconvene in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pollyanna Club
Church of Christ
Harriet King
Bill Robertson
Betty Nilsen
Golag
Robert Burns
Miss Gleason
Miss Cotton
Mrs. Rice
Woman's Relief Corps
I. O. O. F. Ball
Neva Rankin
Butteridge Barre
Mary Abbe
Xend
Sve
Ieley
Pankof
Northwest En Campment Nominates Officers at Meeting
The Northwest En Campment held a regular meeting last evening naming officers. The business session closed at eight thirty, then opened to subordinate and prospective members. Harry Wallace and Andrew Allen performed a comedy sketch followed by a talk from Grand Patriarch William H. Geesaman. C. J. Miller spoke, then Ruth Pallas Ed Hannum and Paul Wainwright presented musical numbers. Light refreshments concluded the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Harry Wallace
Andrew Allen
William H. Geesaman
C.J. Miller
Ruth Pallas
Ed Hannum
Paul Wainwright
Bishop Rogers to Visit St Andrews for Confirmation and Window Dedication
Bishop Rogers with widely distributed sermons from Detroit will visit St. Andrews church Sunday morning to confirm a class and preach. A stained glass window, donated in memory of Mary Aston Abbe by her daughters Norah Abbe Ralph Osborne and J H Betteridge, will be dedicated during the service. We All Club hosts at Chase street. bridge games yield high score to Mrs Post and low to Mrs Wicker. Next club meeting set at Mrs John Rust on Eastern Heights boulevard in two weeks. Sons and Daughters of Liberty meet at K of P hall with fifteen members. plans made for pivot country store card party in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Rogers
Detroit
St. Andrews Church
Mary Aston Abbe
Norah Abba
Ralph Osborne
J. H. Betteridge
L. Nock
We All Club
Chase Street
Bridge
Post
Wicker
John Rust
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
K. of P. Hall
Admissions and Discharges Across Lorain and Spencer
Admissions list includes Ruth Dean East River road James Smith 1884 Leaington avenue Lorain and Mrs Thompson Taylor 1318 Middle avenue. Discharges list includes Jay Rathwell Rte 8 Wellington Earl Berger 12 Liberty street and Mike Helovsky 128 Blake street Mrs Joseph Neufer 140 School street James Smith 1884 Lexington avenue Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Dean
East River Road
James Smith
Leaington Avenue
Lorain
Thompson Taylor
Middle Avenue
Jay Rathwell
Rte. 8
Wellington
Earl Berger
Liberty Street
Spencer
Mike Helovsky
Blake Street
Joseph Neufer
School Street
Lexington Avenue
Local notices highlight births and appointments in area families
Miss Kathryn Eckler of 1628 Lake avenue, a junior at Ohio Wesleyan, was named YWCA adviser for freshman cottages for the coming year. A son was born yesterday at Elyria hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Huttinger of Valley City. Also yesterday a daughter arrived at Elyria Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Birkline of 251 East Sixteenth Street. Mrs. M. E. Taylor of Furnace Street recuperates after Charity hospital operation. Ralph Crandall of Clarksburg spends weekend with his parents on Second Street. Franklin PTA lists decorate chairwoman omission. Mrs. A. H. Krapp was the intended appointee. Marion Stetson of 630 West Avenue to attend May 25 exhibition in Chicago. Nell Whalen of Shelby, Ohio visited sister Mrs. George Mills on Cleveland Street. Mrs. G. M. Wicker and Virginia spend weekend with friends in Toledo as Hawk party heads to Lykena, Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Eckler
Lake Avenue
Ohio Wesleyan University
Edgar Huttinger
Valley City
Ohio
Elyria Hospital
Charles Birkline
East Sixteenth Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
M. E. Taylor
Furnace Street
Charity Hospital
Ralph Crandall
Clarksburg
West Virginia
J. M. Crandall
Second Street
Franklin
A. H. Krapp
Marion Stetson
West Avenue
Chicago Normal School of Physical Education
Orchestra Hall
Nell Whalen
Shelbys
George Mills
Cleveland Street
G. M. Wicker
Virginia
Toledo
W. B. ON. Hawk
Hawk
Lykena
Pennsylvania
Sunday’s Five Best Radio Features
WEAF presents a Mother's Day program at 6 30 EST with addresses and music. WEAF follows at 8 15 EST with the Water Kent Quartet. WJZ offers Col l any Hour at 1 15 EST. WOR airs a symphonic hour and another Columbia program hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEAF
Atwater Kent
WJZ
Coller
WOR
Columbia
Monday's Five Best Radio Features
Radio listings summarize WEAF and WOR programs with Hook Up segments at various times. Notable items include Oldsmobile hour hosted by Dolores Casinelli and George Cehanovsky, plus Roxy's Gang on WIZ and a History moments feature on WEAF.
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WEAF
Dolores Casinelli
George Cehanovsky
Buccaneers
Slumber Music
Radio Program Listings Show Cleveland Station Schedule
A cluttered grid of evening broadcasts from Cleveland station WEAR and affiliates detailing multiple programs. Entries include orchestras, solos, and choral ensembles from various venues with times spanning from 6:00 p m to after midnight across WEAK and other networks. The guide names performers such as Joe Cantor Friedrich Janssen Harold Silvester Willard Cavaliers Ida Caldwell and more along with venues like East restaurant Golfien Pheasant and Fenway Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Fifth City
Ball
Joe Cantor
Strudia
Harold Silvester
Betty Roberts
Willard Cavaliers
William J. Maddan
Austin Write
Golfien Pheasant
Whak
Salicon
Eliis Brothers Orchestra
Bessie Brown
al Waldron
Hazel Spiegie
Jessie Lepon Weiskonf
Ruby Campbell
Urilne Sergent
Jane Leonard
Saleo
Royal
George W. Cripps
Allison le Pontois
Edison F. Peck
Leon Miller
Ida E. Caldwell
Ingomar
Robert Hilton Wiese
Willard Mulhern
Roy Lowman
A. Cooper
Jack Kinde
Rocky Austin
Eddie Mosier
Mike Lasch
Tony #ovar
Royal Hawaiian Serenaders
Ralph Roberts
Morean Sisters
Harold Dillon
Ward
Duffy
Duffy Homa
Ernest Flint
Potpouri
Eernest Hunt
WIAY
Ted McMullen
Jade Room Orchestra
Lee Roth
Fenway Hall
Shaw
Jay
Bob Brewer
Music Box Restaurant
Whole Gospel Tabernacle
Harold Nelson
Rachel Shively
Franklin Evans
Fireside Ensemble
Lenore Lynne
Ruth Warren Wickoff
Albert Bresky
William Teasdale
Virginia Hausschild Martlock
Knight - Norris - Gibbs Sun Dodger
Freddie Carlone
Rainbow Gardens
Red Network
WEAF
Waldorf-Astoria
United Press
South Sea Islanders
Statler
Pennsylvanian‘s
Johnson
WWJ
WGY
United States Navy
KDKA
Clover Club
Dlongine
Wir
Keystone
Tango Orchestra
Fuentes
Ortiz
Slumber Music
Colombia
Newark
Wetern
Newgold
Rerumen
Perote
Roseland Orchestra
Witchinghom
Oberlin to renew baseball rivalry with Wesleyan today
Oberlin and Ohio Wesleyan resume athletic ties this afternoon at 2 30 as Oberlin hosts a Weslyan baseball clash at the local athletic field. Oberlin holds a perfect 2 0 record while Wesleyan brings a highly touted squad for what figures as an interesting contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Ohio Wesleyan University
Wesleyan
Centenary Service Commemorates Franz Schubert Death
An hour chapel service held yesterday at 11 30 marked the final service in a centennial commemoration of Franz Schubert. The Conservatory of Music performed works by the master including his String Quartet in A Minor Op 29 by a faculty quartet and his unfinished Symphony No 8 in B Minor by the Conservatory orchestra. Schubert’s eighth symphony had not been heard since 1822 until 1867 when Sir George Grove arranged a London performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franz Schubert
Conservatory of Music
Johnson
Cerf
Gailewicz
Goerner
Conservatory
Schubert
George Grove
London
Oberlin selects student council officers for next year
At chapel services Thursday Oberlin named President Bryce E. Hayes Vice-President Kath erine I. Love Secretary Grace E. Dudley Representative of clubs publications Jack B. E. Schaefer Men's representative Max J. Chapman Women’s representative Bitty E. Von Wenk The new council takes office at once and will plan for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Bryce E. Hayes
Katherine I. Love
Grace E. Dudley
Jack BE. Schaefer
Max J. Chapman
Bitty E. von Wenk
Convention Nomination Speakers Named for Each Candidate
The nominating committee selected two speakers per candidate this week. Hoover speakers are Arthur H. Jones 29 and Paul L. Jones 28. Lowdon speakers Edwin Trethaway 29 and Carl Allensworth 30. Norris speakers Richard Schaefer 28 and J Almon Mc Corkle 23. Curtis speakers Jane Richards 28 and George H Brown 23. Hughes speaker Florence J. Hine 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Arthur H. Jones
Paul L. Jones
Lowdon
Edwin Trethaway
Carl Allensworth
Norris
Richard Schaefer
J. Almon McCorkle
Curtis
Jane Richards
George H. Brown
Hughes
Florence J. Hine
Oberlin postoffice changes mail dispatch times
Postoffice officials announce a schedule change affecting outgoing mail times tied to New York Central train services. The Eastern mail for the 5 26 train now closes at 4 50 p m, while East and West first class mails close at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Postoffice
New York Central
Car Cranking Injury Fractures Right Wrist
G. W. Allen of 118 Bridge Street sustained a fractured right wrist while cranking his car. The fracture was reduced at Elyria Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Allen
Bridge Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Brighton Mrs F S Matcham dies in Brighton aged 67
Mrs Hat tie Seeley aged 67 died at her Brighton home Friday May 4 after long illness. She lived most of her life in Brighton and was a kindly neighbor. Funeral held at her home Sunday at 2 pm with Rev Moore. Burial in Brighton cemetery. Relatives from out of town included Albert Lutz Lafayette and Bert Ault LeRoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Hattie Seeley
Bert Ault
LeRoy
Henry Bradley
Elyria
Lin
Local Families Gather for Weekend Visits and Events
Beeley and family with neighbors from Cleveland and Wellington noted. Parent and Teacher meeting set for next Wednesday at the school auditorium as the year's final gathering. Berea visitors included Ray Green and Ross Hales with daughter Dorothy. Wellington residents T M Sell entertained relatives. A baby girl weighing 6 pounds 12 ounces was born at St Joseph's hospital in Lorain to Mr and Mrs Andy Davidson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Myers
D. L. Perkin
Horace Green
Albert Mather
Elyria
Shirley Austin
Andy Davidson
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lorain
Gordon DeWitt
Ira Lea
Ray
Ayres
Pavonia
Albert Gibson
Sunday Visits Ripple Across Wakeman and Wellington Families
The passage lists multiple social visits among residents and relatives. Mr and Mrs Irwin Bursley and new grandson from Wakeman visited relatives. Eva and Goldie Coats of Wellington visited F S Matcham and sons. Brown sisters Esther and Mabel of Pittsfield also called. Henry Burnsley and son Charles of Norwalk visited others, with Hartland friends present Friday to Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irwin Bursley
Wakeman
Eva
Goldie
Coats
Wellington
F. S. Matcham
Esther
Mabel Brown
Pittsfield
Matcham Bone
Henry Burnsley
Charles and
Familly
Norwalk
Hartland
Henry Bursley
Charles Bursley
Harold Bursley
For sale plants for Mother's Day by Mrs Albert King
Mrs Albert King offers plants for Mother's Day at Stop No 4 Lake Ave. Readily available are flowering varieties suitable for gifts and home gardens. Local delivery and pickup options may apply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert King
Lake Ave
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Mrs. Taylor
Legion Auxiliary
LODGE
R. B. Whiting
F. M. Sponseller
Fauver & Robson
Sweet Shop
Middle Ave
Joe Rellet
Prop
Vaughn Electric Company
Cleveland St
Imperial Furniture Co
East Broad St. Bridge
W. D. Hobbs
Mgr
Jersey
North Ridgeville
Shawville Station Road
Iceland
Sunny Acre
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Par Co
Rystal Gardens
Pete Sullivan
Waiu
Joe Baldi
Hamilton Beach
Elyria Superior Electric Company
Broad St
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