Additional Society Dinner Planned by Women Relief Corps
Members of the Women's Relief Corps planned a dinner for their next meeting with the East Side division in charge and Mrs. Leng Klosek as chairman. Mrs. Anna Grace Bright reported on work since the last meeting and read a letter from the department president about the department convention to be held the week of June 15 at Columbus. Mrs. Claire Wendell reported on the Federated Patriotic Societies meeting. The Mother-Son Banquet hosted by Rollin Hinkson Post and Auxiliaries drew about forty to Woodman hall with Colonel Frank Murbach as speaker. He will show photos from a southern California trip at the Americanization program May 28. The Auxiliary will next meet May 28 at 2:00 p.m. The Jolly Ten club met at Jean Smith’s home with spring-themed contests.
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Women’s Relief Corps
East Side Division
Leng Klosek
Anna Grace Bright
Relief Committee
Department
Columbus
Claire Wendell
Federated Patriotic Societies
Rollin Hinkson Post
Aux- Miary
Woodman Hall
Frank Murbach
Murbach
California
Last Daze of School at St Agnes Church Hall
A local event titled Last Daze of School presents by Cucy and Lincs Club at St Agnes Church Hall. Courtesy National Refining Company L R Curtiss Lucas Gelbel White Rose Stations. Scheduled for Sunday May 16 at 8 PM in the church hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cucy and Lincs Club
St. Agnes Church Hall
National Refining Company
L. R. Curtiss
Lucas & Gelbel
White Rose
Daughters of America Hold First Officer Nomination Meeting
The Daughters of America met in Wurst Hall for regular session to nominate officers and plan the rally in Cleveland on May 21 at the Masonic Temple East 33rd Street and Euclid Avenue. Prizes were awarded in contests with Jon Brow winning the grand prize and Doris recipients at a dinner table with colonial candy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon Brow
Patsy Rogers
Columbia Avenue
Daughters of America
Wurst Hall
Cleveland
Masonic Temple
East 33Rd Street
Euclid Avenue
William Gelirko
Local clubs host social evenings and plans
The Knit Witters enjoyed a spring themed gathering at Miss Kathaleen Bayley’s Park Avenue home with decorations in coronation colors and a salad course. The Avenue Club met at Mrs Daisy Standen’s Fourteenth Street home for a May party and planned a Vermilion on the Lake picnic for June 25. Frances Rotunda hosted the Lorelei club with a treasure hunt won by Emma McDaniels, and members will reconvene May 27 at Claire Noonan’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathaleen Bayley
Park Avenue
Phillip Barr
Olive Street
Avenue Club
Daisy Standen
Fourteenth Street
Ella Terrell
Hazel Brodbeck
Charlotte Thayer
Stella Miller
Paul Wellert
Vermilion on-the-Lake
Frances Rotunda
Lorelei Club
Emma McDaniels
Claire Noonan
Woman Sues Husband for Cruelty in 1913 Union Case
Julia Toth, of Lorain, sues Steve Toth alleging extreme cruelty and threats to kill. She claims he beat her on April 25, breaking two ribs. The couple, married in 1913, filed suit today.
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Julia Toth
Steve Toth
Lorain
Miss Heller To Give Program Here
AMHERST O May 16 The Sorosis Club will present Milas Lydia Heller contralto in a program of song at St Peter Evangelical and reformed church next Thursday evening Miss Heller born in Amherst graduated from Amherst Wi in 1915 and from Wooster College in 1920 She taught at Castalla and worked at a tourist camp at Salemo Her career brought her to Pittsburgh where Glenn Keibel Dean of College of Fine Arts at Carnegie Tech arranged for study under Jean D Seaman She sang with glee clubs choirs and taught part time Later she taught in Dania Fla and Cleveland returning to teach in university libraries while continuing music Her present work includes singing with the Oberlin Musical Union She is a member of the American Library Association and the special Library Association Tickets from Sorosis Club members Also notes Evergreen Club May meeting at Mrs Herbert Langthorpe Elyria with contests and a lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Sorosis Club
Milas
Lydia Heller
St Peter Evangelical and Reformed Church
Miss Heller
Amherst Wi
Wooster College
Castalla
Salemo
Glenn Keibel
Pittsburgh Gazette‘Times
College of Fine Arts
Carnegie Tech
Pittsburgh
Fine Arts
Fine Arts College
Jean D. Seaman
Dania, Fla
KDKA
American Library Association
Special Library Association
Wooster Oratorio Society
Mendelssohn Choir
Oberlin Musical Union
Clov erleaft Club meeting and church notices in Lorain
Miss Anna Peters hosts Clov erleaft Club at her home on Town Mao road with five hundred as the game. first prize to Mrs. C A Lauer, second to Mrs. John Michael, consolation to Mrs. A C Kreeger. Pentecost services planned at St Peter's Church and confirmations at St Paul Lutheran. Hospital notes list several admissions and illnesses including Ernst Becker and Fred Holzhauer, with Lorain Temple Pythian Sisters inspection attendance noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Fisch
Forest Atreel
Clovverleaft Club
C. A. Lauer
John Michael
A. C. Kreeger
East Martin Street
Edith Hoffner
Ed. Young
Roy Stevens
William Ehrman
Lorain
Pickets Held Back At Movie Premiere
Hollywood crowds witness a sparse protest as striking technicians kept back from the Carthay Theater for the Captain Courageous first night. Eight pickets reached the doorway, two in dinner jackets, while about 200 demonstrators remained 109 yards away amid cheers from fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Carthay Theater
Duke of Windsor Missing Blessings Stir London Talk
London talks swirl as the Duke of Windsor is described as missing many blessings. The once familiar phrase King God bless him frames daily commentary in the capital.
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Duke of Windsor
King
London
Hundreds See Exhibits By Students At Elyria School
Visitors packed the biennial Wlyria Wish School exhibition last night, touring three floors of student work from machine shop to art, dressers, tables, and posters. The event highlighted special departments beyond standard classes, including commercial, woodwork, and design displays with hundreds of Elyrians viewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wlyria
Miight
Hollywood Stars Vault Tales and Gala Anecdotes
Jimmie Fidler reports on Hollywood safety deposit habits of stars, noting many rely on managers to store jewels and papers, while revealing colorful anecdotes about Greta Garbo, Gary Cooper, Shirley Temple, and Janet Gaynor. He also mentions an upcoming Sunday School class for children in film, sparked by Shirley Temple’s fame.
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Hollywood
Mae West
Myrna Loy
Janet Gaynor
Carole Lombard
Charlie Butterworth
Charlie
Shirley ‘Temple
Mrs. Temple
Shirley
Fragmentary crime note hints at lawful writ and exit scene
A damaged fragment mentions a writ to bar someone named T, Garbo leaving through an exit door, a home privilege demand at five, and a lone figure named Mise Wald. The garbled line suggests legal or copyright phrasing amid confusing dialogue.
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Garbo
Aeways
Dietrich Overcome By Heat In Hollywood Wardrobe Fit
Hollywood star Marlene Dietrich collapsed from heat while being fitted for a wardrobe at Paramount. She was revived by a studio physician and sent home. Doctors cited heat and missing lunch as causes. Dietrich is described as Hollywoods first heat victim of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Marlene Dietrich
Paramount Studio
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Jolly Ten
Jean Smith
Stanford Avenue
Deliva Central
B. A. Jenne
Church St
Evergreen Club
Herbert Langthorpe
Elyria
Anna Coverdale
N. Ricci
Carl Dellefield
Nick Ricci
George Kern
William Cook
Carl Henes
Fred Coverdale
Anna Peters
H. Langthorpe, Sr
Er Colavec Sea
Big 6 Co. Ft
Leonard
Day’s Hardware & Music Store
Town Mao Road
Cloverleaf Club
St. Peter’s Church
St. Paul ‘Lutheran Church
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Teckawitha Club
News Admissions
Baby Carruthers
Alice Litth
Shlein
Obser
Legislative Assembly
Smaliest
Black Birds
Ty Lars
Ule
Fio
Niue
Panta
Gabon
Rax Metals
Tne
Omis
Legislav
Surope
Siciliea
LEE Whitney Co
Jimmie Fidler
Arts and Crafts
Fred Tuthill
M. H. Schlieper
Mary K. Mink
Marl E. Frye
J. D. Funk
Ray R. Ross
Dana Fox
Dorothy Jones
Barbara Plocher
Mabel Eubanks
May Speer
Wilfrid Bowdler
Ross
Gary Cooper
Coop
Garry
Copper
Gary
Cooper
Greta Garbo
Klein's. Shoe Repair
West Ave
Shoe Store
Nag Ave. P
Elyria Dairies
Unshine
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