Federation girls elect new Elyria YWCA officers
The Elyria Federation girls held a lively meeting at the YWCA with reports in finance education social service and membership. Officers chosen for next year are Elva Myers president Dorothy Sack vice president Dorothy Wilcox secretary Opal Waldron treasurer Myrtle Miller auditor installation set for next Tuesday with Susan Rebhan city secretary visiting.
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Elyria
Federation
Elva Myers
Dorothy Sack
Dorothy Wilcox
Opal Waldron
Myrtle Miller
Susan Rebhan
Cincinnati
Lottie Schwartz
Martha Meredith
Gates Hospital
Child Conservation Guest Day at May 27 Meeting
The local Circle of Child Conservation holds a regular meeting at Mrs. Lewis Heidrich’s home 156 E Heights Boulevard on Friday May 27 at 2 30 pm One guest may be brought by each member The program features a debate on whether a mother should devote time to outside organizations with judges and a discussion followed by musical readings and solos All members are urged to attend and bring a guest
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Child Conservation
Circle of Child Conservation
Lewis Heidrich
E. Heights Boulevard
Mesdames
L. C. Hecock
H. D. Kothe
Wm. Siebenlist
D. Q. Dehnhardt
Mesdames J. Foster
L. A. Hayes
H. M. Ridgeway
Girls of Guild Name Change and Convention Plans
The Junior Guild of St. Andrew's Church met for a business session. It approved sending teacher Mrs. Leland Minch to a Gambier convention starting June 24 and lasting into July. The group rebranded itself, added a motto Forward, not Backward, chose a pink carnation, and planned a flower committee and charity aims with a social picnic to close.
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St. Andrew's Church
Nev
F. B
Redhead
Gambier
St. Andrew’s Parish
Leland Minch
Myrtle Kauf
Hfe
Gay
Art and Tea Delight Society at St Andrews Church
St Andrews Episcopal Church hosts a silver tea and art exhibit in its Sunday school rooms this week. From three to five on Tuesday and Wednesday, guests enjoy tea and cakes served by gracious hostesses amid light wicker furniture, rugs, and fragrant flowers. Art pieces from Dolman Gift Shop in Cleveland line the rooms, with hats and items appealing to women and children alike. The event blends tea with the art show, a highlight on the society calendar.
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Elyria
St. Andrews’ Episcopal Church
Dolman
Euclid Avenue
Cleveland
St. Andrews
Soldiers' Memorial Bed Set in Park
The American Legion and its auxiliary with the Service Star Legion plan a Memorial Flower Bed dedication for fallen soldiers. A 4 pm gathering on May 29 from the Legion post to the bed includes prayers, the Roll of Honor, flag service, and a Taps finale. Mothers with service star or gold star bands are urged to attend. gold star bands are available by calling Mrs. Guerin at 202 Furnace Street. Public invited.
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Service Star Legion
American Legion
Legion Post Club
Memorial
Richwine
Russell Waldorf
George Robson
J. E. Riley
New Zealander to Address Elyria Bible Class
Members of the Bible Class of the Church of Christ in Elyria will gather Friday evening at 318 W 3rd Street to mark the class's first anniversary Under teacher F O Jason the group has grown so large the room is tight Special speaker E B Stark formerly head of Public Utilities in Dunedin New Zealand will discuss a topical issue All members are urged to attend and bring a friend Light refreshments will follow on this profitable evening.
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Elyria
Church of Christ
Dean Burns
W. Th Street
F. O. Jason
Cial
E. B. Stark
Dundedin
New Zealand
Arty entertains Orain friends at Elyria gathering
Mr. and Mrs. B. Hickard of 338 Oxford hosted a group of sixteen Lorain friends for an evening of games anecdotes and music. Refreshments of punch ice cream and wafers were served. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Nottingham with Clay, Mr. and Mrs. Ruel Nottingham with Allen, Mrs. Nottingham’s sister and twins Margaret and Mary Jane from Wisconsin, and Mr. and Mrs. George Yingling with son, and Mr. and Mrs. J. Gilliland with Robert.
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Orain
Elyria
Clay
Ruel Nottingham
Allen
Margeret
Mary Jane
Wisconsin
George Yingling
J. Gilliland
Robert
Eastern Stars Dance in Elyria May 27
The Eastern Stars announce a Friday May 27 dance in the chapter rooms with special music for a pleasant evening for all attendees.
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Elyria
Clever Amateurs Shine in Mason’s Minstrel Revue
Elyria reports a full Kiaito theater as the Masonic club presents a two hour Minstrel Revue. The performance features a 26-voice chorus, end men led by Lawrence Webber and others, with jokes, songs, dances, and several skits by local talent drawing strong audience applause.
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Elyria
Masonic Club
Kiaito Theater
Lawrence Webber
Harley Stevick
Don Savage
William Young
Chet Wilkie
Dr. Duncan
Ellsworth Biggs
Walter Smith
Norman Hamiston
Thomas Reese
The
Bones
Little Charles Markham
Marjorie Howlett
Francis Steel
Wilker
Lorain
Bil Young
Brenton Smith
Noth‘n’ But Rice
Naomi Saunders
Art Smith
Church Councils Organized in Elyria
Rev Roy B Guild secretary of the Federal Council of Churches met in Elyria yesterday. An informal supper conference at the Y M C A was followed by the Federated Churches of Lorain County officers and committees. County federations are being formed nationwide with a New York City convention set for June 6 to 10. Rev Herbert D Hue secretary of Lorain County Federation will attend. Rev J H Grant president of Lorain County Federation was named a representative.
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Elyria
Roy B. Guild
D. D
Commission On Councils of Churches of the
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
Federated Churches of
Lorain County
Guild
New York City
Herbert Pd.hues
Lorain County Federation
J. H. Grant
Lorain
Art lovers flock to Elyria gallery exhibit
An exhibition of paintings by American artists at the Hotel Elyria draws growing daily crowds. Civic clubs and the Parent Teachers' association arrange group attendance, praising the show’s artistic merit and the room’s fitting display, with Mrs. W. G. Sharp calling it the best small exhibit she has seen.
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Elyria
Hotel Elyria
Civic Club
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Wand
W. G. Sharp
Knoedler
Fifth Avenue
New York
Pythian Sisters Dance Draws Heavily Sold Tickets
The Pythian Sisters ball at Wursthall tonight is expected to be well attended as ticket sales exceed expectations. Special music and entertainment have been arranged to ensure a good time for all attendees.
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Elyria
Wursthall
Missionary Society to Hold Regular Meeting
The Women's Missionary Society of the United Presbyterian Church in Elyria will hold its regular meeting tomorrow afternoon at o'clock. Hostesses will be Mrs. A. H. Krugman and Mrs. W. H. Sturgis. The topic is Tibet.
Triansle Club shifts meetings to Monday nights
The Triansle Club, now settled in its new home, moves meetings from Thursday to Monday evenings. It plans a fishing trip for its first Monday but doubts quiet fishing will prevail. More updates are expected later. The Doreas Society of Grace Lutheran hosts Mrs. R C Gamble at 615 East Broad Street on Friday afternoon instead of Thursday.
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Elyria
Triansle
Doreas Society
The
Grace Lutheran Church
R. C. Gamble
East Broad Street
Community Club and Fraternal Events Listed for Today
Local fraternal orders and social groups announce gatherings across Elyria venues including Knights and Ladies of Security at T O O F hall, Modern Woodmen at Wurst Hall, Naval Order of the Monse, Pythian Sisters at G A 7 Hall, and minstrel and tea events at various street locations. Attendance opportunities and schedule details vary by group and hall.
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Amer Wurst
Elyria Lodse
Naval Order of Monse
Adies
Gren Magles
Martes
Tistio
Servils
F Tieh
Andrews Church
Rebekah Speetul Ehrb
Grant Street
Rew
AL Mare Carin
Ing Circle
Jenny Les
May Pole Denner
Gates Tlysr Lawn
Meeting of Circa No 2 Methodist Church Affection
Members of Circa No 2 of the Methodist Church at Mrs C B Mineks on Oxford gathered for a reunion meeting. The first part included a brief session followed by a delightful social hour with refreshments served.
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Cirela No. 2
Methodist Church
Han
C. B. Mineks
Oxford
Alsa
Walla
Knights of Par as Hold Hall Event and Illness News
A community gathering described as a hall event ended with mixed reports of a male attendee and two others enjoying the evening. Mrs Leelin Sayyer and Mr Peter Ben Brivhata were mentioned in connection with travels and illness, with one man reported in serious condition following an operative treatment in Massachusetts.
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Afra
Leelin Sayyer
Sachusetts
Peter Ben Brivhata
Tamerreye
Yorad Ait
Bird Lore And Field Notes From A March Morning
The draft piece observes birds and nature with lyrical detail. It describes Swallows, Killdeer, wrens, and other species, noting their behavior around human habitation and cycles of nesting, feeding, and singing.
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In a garbled note a sequence of names and places appears with phrases that resemble street references. The readable fragments include terms like Mos ye age and West Sesoud street alongside scattered personal names.
Ready to Serve Meals Easing Springhousework
Regional news discusses how spring and summer ease domestic tasks with ready to serve meals. It highlights options like creamed soups, broths, gumbos, and salmon or lobster dishes to quicken prep. The piece stresses planning, table setting, and having ingredients at hand to save time and entertain guests.
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