Report on Supreme Shrine Hethel Shring No 2h Session
In a regular night session at Grand Tupids Michigan May 468 officers and members conducted routine business. Worthy High Priestess Duckett Minnie Roper and others gave remarks and recognitions. Mrs Duckett received blue ribbon flowers and Mr Strong a memento. Mothers were honored by the WISE with small vases. Mrs Long sang Mother Of Mine with Dr H Ralph Bevard. A brush demonstration followed by Edna Williams. Auxiliary meeting set for June 3 at Stella Smith’s home Boston Avenue with card games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hethel Shring
Duckett
Minnie Roper
Supreme Shrine
Grand Tupids
Michigan
Heanor Brandant
Leah Fang
Tea and club events color mothers group schedule
Mrs Vernon Bell hosted Carina Epsilon members for a mother daughter tea and plans for a June 7 event led by Mary Ellen Garford and Bell. Members enroll in Americary-Women's Voluntary Services to begin an air raid protection course next week at Mrs Heltey's home. Five members aim to attend the Ohio State sorority convention in Cincinnati May 23 and 26: Garford, Tandes, Schwert, Funk, Snyder. Dacis Standen spoke on Absolute Muste and Helen Snyder on architecture at We program. Next meeting will be a picnic at Helen Noh's East Avenue home. May 127 class at St Pauls Beacon Light entertained at Mrs Eric Ligotke's Grandston Avenue home with Mrs Richard Fichtner assisting. Twenty one members and three guests Nell Cantor of Toledo, Mrs Masters of Columbia, and Ava-Jen Lehmann toured the house. Devotional from Sermon on the Mount titled Justice for Today. President Gladys Anderson presided. plans discussed for the annual mother-daughter party June HW. Mer, Pauline Dunlap and Mrs Hasmond Morris received special price. Refreshments served in the recreation room. Committees will plan the mothers party for June 11.
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Vernon Bell
Carina Epsilon Chapter
Beacon Light Clase
St. Pauls Church
Eric Ligotke
Grandston Avenue
Richard Fichtner
Nell Cantor
Toledo
Masters
Columbia
Ava- Jen Lehmann
Gladys Anderson
Mer
Pauline Dunlap
Hasmond Morris
Mon
Second Street
Leona Schmidt
Columbus
Maude McLaughlin
Women of the Moore
Wabester Cornish
Lucille Roce
Women of the Moose
Prezent
Temple Court
Merte Pare]ker
Mooreheart Hospital Ghild
Bingo Ax
Aiversion
Joeephine Schiveda
Hospital Guild Committee
Merle Parker
Barbara Werdar
Eltie Raiser
Charlotte Smith
Maskett Mill
Arichicione Tuneh
Two Oberlin Musicians To Return As Soloists With Musical Art Chorus
Oberlin bass Dante Harris, a Metropolitan Opera soloist and Oberlin Conservatory professor, returns as a featured soloist in the Musical Art Chorus’s Creation. Also returning is Miss Helene Strassburger, Oberlin alumna and Plymouth Church soprano, who will sing soprano solos in the Creation and has recent finalists in a national Young Artist Contest. The concert is set for Tuesday evening at the First Congregational church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dante Harris
Metropolitan Opera Company
Oberlin Conservatory
Muzic
Musical Art Chorus
Marzi
Elyria
Aide Rapes
Harris
Maris’ Viebrant
Art Roeketychor
Musesen
Helene Strasse
Burger
Oberlin
Magda
Strassburger
National Federation of Music Clubs
Los Angeles
Department of Music Education
Concervaytory
Plymouth Church
Shaker Heights
Ohio
Oberlin Musical Union
Hiram College
Dara
Ozel
Debusey
Western Reverge
Cleveland
Dr. Grof
Berkshire Music Center
Inglewood
Mast
Opera School
Linn
Miss Strassburger
Tea To Teachers McKinley Girls Negerves Meeting Prelude
Students served tea to teachers yesterday afternoon as the meeting opened with Rathmaninakt’s Prelude in C minor and a Concerto in B flat. Lois Carpenter with Lila Bennett sang Evening Star, Shirley Rogers read a poem Tom Roy. Mrs Farr announced conference attendees Linwood bound delegates and alternates including Phyllis Reffenning and Andres Green.
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McKinley
Negerves Mer
Ficten Butler
Rathmaninakt
Technikowski
Lois Carpenter
Lila Bennett
Evening Star
Wagner
Shirley Rogers
Tom Roy
Vv. E. Farr
Linwood
Phyllis Ref+enning
Delecate
Andres Green
Birthday Luncheon Planned by St John’s Ladies Aid Society
St John’s Ladies Aid Society met yesterday at the auditorium on Third Street for a business session. Thirty members and two guests, Mrs Emma Schulz and Mrs Freda Ehr, attended as plans were finalized for the annual birthday lunch to be held May 28 at noon. Members with later year birthdays will host those born in the first half. After the meeting, Mrs Armin Schroeder and Mrs William Carshadden served refreshments at long tables centered with bouquets of mixed garden flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. &John’s Ladies Aid Society
Areditorium
Third Street
Emma ‘Schulz
Freda. Ehr
Armin Schroeder
William Carshadden
Hospital Admissions List From Oberlin to Grattan
A local hospital report lists admissions including Mrs Elmer Schuster of Oberlin Mrs I Franklin Street and Carl Dallas of West River Street along with Katherine Harser Lorain Wayne Bays RD 2 and Anthony Smith Grattan. Also noted are Mrs Re mond Schinger baby bay Lucas Nidze Mrs Erwin Wolfram and Mrs Lee Mcrel Grattan. A rummage sale is announced for Saturday at 10 08 Hall.
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Elmer Schuseter
Oberlin
I . Franklin
Hog Frankhouser
I. A
James Kowatik
Parimalee Avenue
Carl Dallas
West River Street
Katherine Harser
Lorain
Louis Maxwell
Park Avenue
Robert Huhpa
Ashtabula
Wayne Bays
Anthony Smith
Grattan
Ros Lestie, Jr
West Avenue
Dacharges
Caroline Sturtevant
Turestawus Street
Remond Schinger
Baby Bay
Lucas Nidze
Erwin Wolfram
Ersith
Avon
Genrie Lewi
Grastene Hotel
Lee McCrel Grattan
Leo Dunn
East Avenue
Talk On Birds At Elyria Gardens Club Meeting
The Elyria Gardens Club met at the McWilliams home on Harriton Street to view a program of bird arrangements and a talk by Miss Yvonne Mott from Oberlin College on Migratory Birds. The meeting highlighted local bird species, nest behavior, and seasonal notes, with plans for a May breakfast and the next club gathering set for June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Gardens
Clut
Sandusky
Tees
la Grange
Elyria
Elywood
Elmer Smith
James Thomas Barden
D. H. Pinkney
Vermilion
Elyrian
Community Notes From Canton Ausitiary No MM Meeting
Mrs Handby hosts a Canton Ausitiary No MM gathering with prayer, readings, and reports on sick members. Prizes awarded to Mrs Henry Erne vest and Mary Neuman. social hour followed with refreshments amid a busy program including poems and readings. The Czechoslovakian Relief Society plans a June meeting with a fundraising pond game and prizes. East Side Guild sews for a Linden luncheon at St Andrew's. future socials at Mrs Robert Rice’s Park Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Czechoslovakian Relief Society
Edward Krabec
Oberkin Road
Brien
Henry Ernevest
Mary Neuman
Emil Neuman
Lake Avenue
East Side Guild
St. Andrew’s Church
Robert Rice
Park Avenue
Teachers Employed for Two Schools in 1912 13
Two Lorain women and one from North Ridgeville were hired last night as teachers in the Columbia Township and Brookside schools for the 1912 13 term. Miss Bornby Stamps and Mrs Evelyn Witham will fill Brookside vacancies, with Miss Mildred Jobson assigned to the Brookside sixth grade. Miss Stamps graduates from Kent State University and Witham has five years at Avon Lake School plus prior experience at Camden Township and Clearview schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Noth Ridgeville
Columbia Township
Brookside
Bornby Stamps
West
23Rd Street
Lorefin
Evelyn Witham
Erie Avenue
Brookside Schol
Stamps
Kent State
Witham
Evelyn Herrmann
Martiage
Avon Lake School
Camden Township
Clearview
Mildred Jobson
North Ridgeville
Brookside Schonk
Fish Supper This Saturday at Moose Lodge
Women of Monge host a fish supper at the Moose Lodge this Saturday with 450 meals served. Pul Lie invites attendees and donations are 35e.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Lodge
Monge
Pullie
Gerry Hahn Hostess Bridge Night Recalls May Event
Misa Gerry Hahn hosted a last night bridge party with wine tastings and dessert at her home. Mrs Ralph Cranwell won the nearest prize as guests enjoyed a decorated tablescape and floral favors. Dorothy Achelbel to host May 24 at East Broad Street for a birthday surprise for Patricia Beattie. Patricia’s friends Lois Cook Hetty Flood Shirley Fillo Norma Harbour Erma Hinderer Virginia Lewis Marilyn Smith attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Gerry Hahn
Ralph Cranwell
David H. Beattie
Warren Anne
Patricia
Mas Patricia
Lois Cook
Hetty Flood
Shirley Fillo
Norma Harbour
Erma Hinederer
Virginia Lewis
Marilyn Smith
Farewell Party For Fox Hosted By Beers Kin
A farewell gathering for Wilson Fox was held Wednesday in the Beers residence at 1401 Lake Avenue. Attendees enjoyed patriotic decor, dancing, and prizes won by Charles Demta and Ardith Caywood. A group aid was presented to the guest of honor and luncheon was served to 18 friends and relatives. Mine-sweeping operations are noted as a separate line.
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Was
Sea Scouts of
Cochin” Blate
India
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