Kessler Violinist Delights Elyria Audience at First Congregational
Maurice Kessler, Oberlin Conservatory violin teacher, drew about 200 to 300 Elyrians last evening at the First Congregational Church with a program of baroque concert works. Accompanied by Mrs. Florence Jenney Hall, Ruth Brown, and William Breckenridge, the recital featured a lecture on instrument origins with lantern slides and a stage setting of sixteenth century costumes and candles. The concert included works by Vivaldi, Handel, and Campagnoli, highlighting the viola a piano and harp in period pieces and a final romance through Maistre Waetelghem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Maurice Kessler
Oberlin Conservatory
Ris
Musical Art Society
First Church
Florence Jenney Hall
Ruth Brown
William Breckenridge
Mr. Kessler
Italy
Breckenridge
England
Kessler
Lincoln’s Inn
Sons of Old London
Florence Jenney
Marto
Muandre
Brechenridge
Veeee Campagnoli
Waetelghem
Kassler
Literary and Drama Club Enjoys Good Program
The Woman's Civic Club Literature and Drama Department met yesterday afternoon. Miss Bessie H. Kelsey of Cleveland library reviewed 1925 fiction, noting a lack of standout best sellers and praising several titles by various authors. Two songs by Mrs. A. C. Hudnurt accompanied Miss Hinman to close a pleasant afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Club
Woman's Civic Club
Bessie H. Kelsey
Cleveland Library
Stearns
Kay Smith
Wallpole
Jeremy
Hamlet
Gibbs
Wharton
Boyd
John Buchan
Hough
van Cantford
Octavia
McIntire
Cather
Gale
Rud
Tonight’s Society Events In Lorain County
Tonight in Lorain County many groups meet. Elizabeth Stevens Society gathers at the Methodist church. Knights of St John Ladies Auxiliary meet at Moose hall. Maccabees Veomen’s Benefit Association at Wurst Hall. Friendly Bible Class hosts Mr and Mrs H K Finley at 334 Gates Ave. W F Federation Girls dine with YWCA at 6:00 pm. Odd Fellows Elyria No 103 hall. St John’s Lutheran Young Ladies Society. Americanization Council at 4:30 pm. Young Elks Night at Elks Club. Lorain County Medical Society meets at MCC A 8:39 pm with Dr H C King and Dr George Gill speaking. Harmon Lodge at Mason Temple. American Legion in Legion Rooms election of officers.
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Elizabeth Stevens Society
Methodist Church
Ladies Auxiliary
Knights of St John
Moose Hall
Veomen’s Benefit Association of Maccabees
Wurst
Young Elks
Elks Club
Lorain County Medical Society
M.C. A
H.C. King
Lakewood
George Gill
Frank
Harmon Lodge
Masonic Temple
American Legion
Legion
Series of Teas Proving Delightful Affairs
A social series opened with an afternoon tea by Mrs. Mahala Burrell on Harrison Street from 3 to 6 with about fifty guests. Guests enjoyed piano songs as tea poured for World Fellowship fund. followup teas by Mrs. Starr Farom and Mrs. Gegren are scheduled with extended hours and Civic Club lecture. Musical numbers by Miss Sybel Adams and Eicene Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahala Burrell
Harrison Street
Starr Faron
West Arenas
Civic Club
Gegren
East
Meetings of local circles and clubs this week
Circle No 2 of the Methodist church gathers with Mrs Olsen at 155 West Street on Thursday. St Ann's Sewing Circle meets Thursday afternoon with Mrs Charles Meek at 211 North Olive Street. Rebekah Social Club convenes with Mrs Agnes Erickson at 103 Grant Street Wednesday afternoon. The W T U Township meets Thursday evening with Senator J F Burke at the Grange hall. Helping Hand Society assembles Wednesday afternoon in the G A R hall. hostess Mrs Van Hosen. Circle No 9 of the Methodist church meets Wednesday afternoon at 2 15 with Mrs George Cotton Stop 15 Lake Avenue. Ladies Auxiliary No 11 of Canswil held at Green 675 yesterday noon November 15. Mrs Robert Henry of Huron Street mentioned. Circle No 3 of the Methodist Episcopal church meets with William Hauge at 246 Wooster on Wednesday afternoon at two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Ann’s
Methodist Church
George Cotton
Lake Avenue
Ladies Auxiliary No
Canswil
Green
Robert Henry
Huron Street
Cirle No
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
William Hauge
Wooster
Audubon Club Sees Fine Specimens At Meeting
Members of the Audubon Club gathered last evening for a show of specimens used in studies. Cards were numbered for identification and a discussion followed on recognizing features of birds and mammals. Open card party planned for November 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audubon Club
Atta
Yeomen
Joyce Duckett Celebrates Ninth Birthday Party
Joyce Duckett celebrated her ninth birthday at home on West Avenue Sunday afternoon with twelve friends. Music and games entertained the guests before a luncheon. Pink candles lit the room, a birthday cake centered the table, and tiny pink candle baskets served as favors. Two out of town guests were Martie Krauze and Allen Fisher of Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mias
Joyce Duckett
West Avenue
Avery
Tno
Martie Krauze
Allen Fisher
Lorain
Evangelistic Services at Salvation Army Begin This Saturday
Envoy Wagoner a Salvation Army songwriter and evangelist led services starting last Saturday and continuing until November 25, with weekly meetings except Mondays. Services start at 7 30 each evening. Wagoner served overseas in the War and did commendable work among the boys. meetings open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Envoy Wagoner
Envoy Waggoner
Salvation Army
Phi Sigma Deltas Meet Last Evening Sees Members
Miss Naomi Sanders hosted the Phi Sigma Deltas last evening as bridge was played. Mrs. Jack Elton won high score, Miss Katherine Haserodt consolation. refreshments served. Guests included Mrs. Jack Elton, Miss Maurine Struthers, and Miss Mildred Kofske. Helene Haserodt to entertain November 26 at 222 Eighth Street. Mr. and Edward Blythe entertained the N. Y. B. club. Five hundred played. Fiord R. Yost and Mrs. Chas Meek won high, Charles Meek and Mrs. F. W. Hamilton second. Luncheon concluded the evening. Charles Meek to host November 21 at 212 North. Lazenby praised for friendliness. birthday celebration planned. Literary Club met at Mrs. Fridar’s with Mr. Fouday and Mr. Glo-set. papers read by Easy Wharton and others. festive refreshments and Christmas program planned. Frank Goodman attended Armistice Banquet then left for Youngstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Club
Cie Cub
H. Crandet
Earcourt
Frank
Weegs
Margaret Schanter
Oberlin College
Mre Robson
Birch
Tyler
Naomi Sanders
Phi Sigma Delta Cub
Jack Elton
Hich
Katherine Haserodt
Maurine Struthers
Mildred Kofske
Helene Haserodt
Eighth Street
Edward Blythe
Fiord R. Yost
Chas
Meek
Charles Meek
F. W. Hamilton
William Hunter
North, Olive Street
Tre
G A. Fouday
G. PF
Fridar
West River Streat
Tao
Cho
Wharton
Glosser
Robert Herrek
Fred Brashaw
Katorn
C. Worodzvees
Riley
Talag
A. J. Schwartz
Westssenne
Willeniet
Local notes from Amherst area and nearby towns
The Amherst area and surrounding communities share weekend visits births and travel. George Standen and daughter Abbie Coons arrived in De Funtac Springs Florida for winter. Several residents host guests from Lakewood Canton Canton and Cleveland while others attend events such as the Armistice Ball in Cleveland and Evangelistic services in Litchfield. Hospital notes list admissions and discharges as well as new births. Marriage licenses issued include William Robinson and Vera Burker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Standen
Abbie V. Coons
de Funtac Springs
Florida
M Knechtges
Gates Avenue
Portia Studde
Lakewood
Peter Diedrick
Butternut Ridge
Edward Sittinger
Eigner Terrace
J. P. Schuster
Homer Street
Andrew Fell
Ninth Street
John Fell
Norwalk
Alice Hull
East Avenue
Jean Shelley
Dorothy Clark
Frey Avenue
Ohio
Cleveland
Mary Ketchum
W. R. Goodman
Patrick Flynn
James Flynn
Johnstown
Ford Yoder
Emma Summer
Lake Avenue
Madison
Kent
May Hurd
Olivia Diedrick
California
Clark Street
Gertrdade Haserodt
Marjorie McKee
Tenth Street
Loren Palmer
H. K. Finley
Litchfield
Anna Heussner
C. E. Cooper
Amherst
Martin Schroeder
George Bogler
High and
Woodlard Avenue
Frank Raeaume
Watertown
New York
E. M. Griffiths
Monroe Street
W. T. Collier
Hartford
Conn
Collier
Western Automatic Company
Man fined for inviting girl to ride in automobile
Cincinnati November 12 Martin Daugherty 21 was fined 25 dollars and costs by municipal judge Yeatman after asking Enina Ott 21 to ride in his automobile. Cleveland November 12 Mrs J Malone 32 described as despondent due to health and drinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Martin Daugherty
Yeatman
Enina Ott
Bs Automophiile
Leader’s Humble Call to Intimacy and Service
Tuesday reads as a sermon on humility and fellowship. It argues that true friendship with the Leader requires mutual humility and service, not self importance, or one-sided leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
Eell-Vance
Unber
Dayton State Briefs Highlight Local News Items
Dayton reports announce Model Airways expansion to San Antonio next Monday with transfers at St. Louis. Miss Phyllis Kumler becomes the last woman in the US to join the National Aeronautical Association. A $59 000 suit is filed against the Big Four Railroad for a crossing gate dispute. Police logs show six girls ran away in October. Building permits total $1 586 with expenditures of $713 826. Red Cross notes Charles F. Hu will receive $5 000 insurance tied to son Otto Fred Hu who died in 1918.
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Dayton
Air Service
San Antonio
Texas
St. Louis
Phyllis Kumler
United States
National Aeronautical Association
Gal Beal
Big Four Railroad Company
The
Red Cross
Charles F. Hu
Oiis Fred Hu
Akron
Produce Market Prices Reported In Maprzet Cleveland
Maprzet Cleveland notes fresh butter at 55 1 3 to 57 1 2 cents and prints at 66 1 2 to 58 1 2 cents, reflecting current dairy commodity quotations for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cafeteria and oyster supper at Vincent Church Stop 7
A cafeteria and oyster supper plus bazaar are planned at Vincent Church near Stop 7 yellow line on N Ridge Road Friday evening starting 4 30 until all are served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Church
Yellow Line
Ridge Road
Card social by Helping Hand Society at G A R hall
The Helping Hand Society of the First Spiritualist Church will hold a card social at the G A R hall Wednesday evening. Everyone is welcome. Lunch will be provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Society of the
First Baptist Church
Imhof
Cleveland Hebrew Mission
Helping Hand Society
the First Spiritualist Church
G. A. R. Hall
Local market prices and product listings summarized
Crete and Ohio markets show varied firsts and prices for meat produce dairy and fruit. Fresh oxgs and high grade animal olla steer trade quoted with grades, poultry items include roosters ducks turkeys and geese with per unit prices. Vegetables list includes cabbage beans onions tomatoes and potatoes with sacks and hampers pricing notes and regional totals.
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Crete
Ohio
York State
Townships Unite To Ban Unworthy Rabbit Hunters
Pittsfield and Russia townships form Hunters Protective Association to curb lawbreaking hunters. They will enforce state law, require farmer permission, and appoint wardens. Meeting tonight in Oberlin town hall to elect president, secretary, and deputy wardens. A McRoberts Jr and F R Clark key organizers. Oberlin Rod and Gun club supports efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Pittsfield
Tussia Township
Russia
Oberlin Town Hall
A. McRoberts, Jr
F. R Clark
Oberlin Rod and Gun Club
Miss Ad Ward Lecture At Firs Congregational Church
Public invited to hear Miss Ad Ward discuss "You Americans" at Firs Congregational Church on Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vivaldi
Circle
Rebekah Social Club
Agnes Erickson
Grant Street
W. G. TU
J. F. Burke
Grange Hall
Coledon
Theo Task
Ted Choawdereq
Ruthinvas
al Hawk- Jean Pavon
Vicroy
Ghee Braherk
Gia Cass
Tetalar Meeke
Americas
J. Heginbotham
J. Wilson
William Scheffler
Walter Shebart
Frankie Martin
Joe Fenmore
George Scheffler
Minnie Tuttle
William Meinke
Howe Street
Cyril Brecknock
Agnes Tuttle
Gulu
Lola Burkett
Mary Waters
Elsie Swanson
Lillian Gray
Louise Krugman
Ina Bradl
Waters
Burkett
McRoberts
Bradley
Nichels
Brown
Treuse
Baby Marion Treuse
PHI Sigma Deltas
N.Y. B. Club
W. L. Lazenby
East River Street
Frank Goodman
Wig
Vir
Youngstown
Thomas McClain
Woodford Avenue
Harry Scott
Delbert Avenue
Dan Cook
North Eaton
George Turguly
Max Goldstein
Middle Avenue
Leroy Turning
Kipton
Geo. Gerlack
Elyria Avenue
Leland Hinkle
Don Cook
William Robinson
Vera Burker
Burner
Mrs. J@ Malone
Heath
Drinks
Newark
R. Fz
Houston
Whem
Marion
Uitra National Bank
Frank Cadr
Baltimore and Ohio
Wilam Dowel
F. W. Martindale
Granville
May Martindale
Protestant Hospital
Columbus
Mueller
Elyria Eagles
Eagles’ Hall
J. H. Hurst Funeral Home
Wilkins-Hurst Co. Funeral Directors
Auto Invalid Car Service
Hurst Funeral Home
Middle Ave
Glade
B. Thomas
Henshey Music CO
Broad Street
Little Joe's
P. S
East Broad St
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