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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1928

Page

3

Barnet Recital Delights Audience at First National Church

The Region Minstrels program at the First National Church drew a large crowd for the Barnet Recital by violinist Catherine Wade-Smith and baritone Giuseppe Martino-Rossi with Dean Remick accompanist. Martino-Rossi showcased a powerful operatic voice across melodies from Gluck, Pergolesi, Mozart, Denza, Leoncavallo, Verdi, and Falla. Wade-Smith impressed with Chausson and a notable Tango by Podlowski, while the duo offered modern works and classic salon pieces to strong audience applause.

First National Church Barnet Musical Art Society Catherine Wade-Smith Giuseppe Martino-Rossi Barilore Dean Remick Martino-Rossi Gluck Pergolesi Mozart Denza Mattinata Leoncat ¥Allo Veri Ernani Martino Rossi Wes Gerou Rachmesinof Quilter MacFayden Miss Wade-Smith Chausson Nin-Kochanski

World Fellowship keynote of Federation program

Kata Fraser visiting secretary at the YW addressed fifty Federation members at the Gymnasium for supper. Her subject was The Business Woman in Nina. Flags from various nations lined the room and an exhibit of foreign countries drew strong interest during World Fellowship Week.

Kata Fraser Clal Federation Miss Fraser Nina

The Misses Brush Celebrate Double Birthday Party

Dorothy and Doris Brush of Chestnut Ridge hosted thirteen classmates at a double birthday party last Saturday. The afternoon featured games and a four o'clock lunch served by the hostesses' mother. Dorothy's table had pale cream and white decor with a nine candle cake, Doris' table pink and white with a six candle cake. Beth received many gifts from friends.

Dorothy Doris Brush Chestnut Ridge Doris Beth Hule

Bridge Luncheon Hosts and Club Meetings at Elydla Country Club

Leenaee Taforege acted as hostess for the Elydla Country Club bridge luncheon with assistants Mrs Leon Selman and Mrs John Brooks. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Thomas Conway Miss Anna Egolf Mrs R F Vandemark and Mrs H D B Cook. December host is Mrs Charles Fell Jr with assistants Mrs Alvin Plochier and Miss Anna Egolf. Luncheon postponed a week for Thanksgiving. Utopia Club at Mrs L L Kinney home with nine members. prizes awarded to Mrs Kinner Mrs Emily Snel lingberger and Mrs Homer Garford. hostess prizes to Mrs Wessel and Mrs Kinney. Upcoming entertainments noted and church supper planned. Trusties of Elsha Home for the Aged report reinstatement on Community Chest beneficiaries list. Happy Hour Bunco Club met at Mrs L Bodine's. prizes to Edna Crombie Mrs Potter and Mrs Bodine. Visitors from Sandusky attended American Home Department meeting with interior decorator talk by Mr Wemsley. Admissions Mrs Ross Moore and Robert Elek. Discharges Mrs Arthur Goetz.

Leenaee Taforege Ely‘dla Country Club Leon Selman John Brooks Thomas Conway Anna Egolf R. F. Vandemark H. DB. Cook Charles Fell, Jr Alvin Plochier

Local club meetings and fraternal notes across town

The Who's Who Club plans a Tuesday meeting at Mrs. William Chamber's home while a Knights of Columbus smoker and dinner shifts to Monday November 26. Young Ladies Sodality at St Marys hosts a party November 15. St Ann's Sewing Circle reschedules to Thursday at Mrs Briges on Lake Avenue. Aust's Ladies Mandolin Orchestra meets tonight. Odd Fellows report 104 members present with 18 initiated, a larger class planned November 27. Out-of-town guests attend, Norwalk delegation heads to a December fifth dedication. Elsha lodge to Norwalk for first degree. St Mary's Alumni held an annual meeting with plans for a card party and a December Christmas event. Officers elected include Dr. Chas E Guth president, Morris Kritzel vice president, Margaret Ryan secretary, and Frances Virant treasurer.

Who's Who William Chamber K. of C Knights of Columbus Young Ladies Sodality St. Mary's Church St. Ann's Sewing Circle The Odd Fellows William N. Smith Noble Grand of Grafton Lodge Grafton Elsha Lodge Norwalk St. Mary's St. Mary's School Hall Chas E. Guth Morris Kritzel Margaret Ryan Frances Virant

Cloverleaf Circle 15 Entertained at Kenyon Avenue

Misses Gertrude and Louise Wernert hosted Cloverleaf Circle of St. Paul’s church in Kenyon Avenue last evening. A chicken dinner started at six, followed by a business meeting and games of chance with prizes awarded to Mrs. M. J. Roth and Mrs. Darrel Iden. A light refreshment course concluded the gathering. The next meeting will be at Mrs. M. J. Roth’s Chestnut Street home on December 3.

Elyria Theodore Grills Telegraph Road Ford Gertrude Louise Wernert St. Paul's Church Ion Kenyon Avenue Louise Smith M. J. Roth Darrel Iden Chestnnut Street Second Congregational Church R. R. Bevard Europe Scott

Minstrel Show Guests From Home for Aged Honored at Rialto

Twenty three residents of the Home for the Aged visited the Rialto Theater Monday night as guests of the American Legion during a minstrel show and expressed thanks to those who called for them in motor cars. Members of the Legion joined in the appreciation. The First Congregational Church class met at Ruth Gates home on East Avenue for a winter program planning a December 18 Christmas party and towels were folded for Piedmont College. The Pythian Sisters Sewing Club met at Ruby Beal’s home with twenty five present to sew for the upcoming bazaar. Mrs Maurice Borlan announced Jeff 600 school will be included in the Red Cross roll call with a one hundred percent score.

Ruth Fraser Friendship Club This World Fellowship P. OC. Biddis East Breuue Elyria Worman Elyria Worman’s Club American Home Department Earill Moose Lodge Eagles Eagles Hall Missionary Society of the Baptist Church F. C. Singer Cleveland Utopia Club Kinney Harwood Street W. F. Standen Rebekah Social Club Ross Middle Avenue Jolly Five Club Wilbur Nichols West Third Street Pythian Sisters K. of P. Ball Bethel Shrine Dames of Malta The Home For the Aged American Legion Rialto Theater Legion Sue the Mamies First Congregational Church Misa Ruth Gates East Avenue Piedmont College Pythian Sisters Sewing Club Ruby Beal FL AL Manzleman Woodland Javenue Maurice Borlan Jeffer Red Cross

Missionary Society Meeting At Lorain Baptist Association

The quarterly meeting of the Missionary Societies of the Lorain Baptist Association was held at the First Baptist Church with eleven societies present. Speakers included Mrs J C Proctor of South Africa. music by Mrs Burgess, Mrs Darling, and Mrs Burton. Plans were made for Christmas activities and a February meeting at Trinity Baptist Church. Officers elected: president Mrs Alfred Buchkolz, vice president Mrs Wichard Munz, secretary-treasurer Mrs Harry Peters, sunshine secretary Mrs Robert Peters, and reporter Mrs Alfred Schultz.

Baptist Missionary Society OF County Loraine Baptist Association Fiee Baptist Church J. C Proctor South Africa Burgess Darling Oberlin Burton Mt. Zion Church Arkansas W Arnie Everard Elyria Church Trinity Baptist Vhurc South Lorain Chrysanthemum Ohh Harry Peters Hutcilton Street Alfred Buchkolz Wichard Munz Sunshine Robert Peters Alfred Schultz Peters Thumilton I Street

Miss Winnifred Bay Heads to Delaware for Weekend Visit

Miss Winnifred Bay will depart Friday afternoon to spend the weekend in Delaware as the guest of Miss Gertrude Jaster. Other local notices include births and visits: Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Klesta announce the birth of a daughter at Elyria Memorial Hospital on November 13. Mrs. Maurice Boylan noted as mother. Mrs. Harry Hinkson and others spent yesterday in Cleveland. Mrs. R. H. Nodderer of Johnstown, Pa., arrived for a visit with her father G. R. Kelley of East Avenue. Guiseppe Martino-Rossi was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. William Daney and Miss Ann Datley during his Elyria stay. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Schwied are in New York City for a few days. Mrs. C. O. Jaster and Miss Winnifred Fay attend a D A R L Exhibit Musicale and Tea at Wade Park Manor in Cleveland.

Winnifred Bay Delaware Gertrude Jaster Stanley Klesta Lodstreet Elyria Memorial Hospital Maurice Boylan Harry Hinkson A. C. Miler Steve Lesser Cleveland R. H. Nodderer Johnstown Pennsylvania City G. R. Kelley East Avenue Guiseppe Martino-Rossi William Daney Ann Datley Elyria Harold Schwied Sixth Street New York City C. O. Jaster Winnifred Fay Wade Park Manor

Wellington Surosis and local clubs gather in town

Wellington hosts the Surosis at Mrs. Sara Curtice s South Main home with a paper on Cecil Rhodes and a Noted Englishmen roll call led by Mrs. Bradstock and Mrs. Sheldon. Merry Twelve members entertained at Mrs. Park s home with card games and prizes for high scores. A Woman s Afternoon club talk on China by Miss Florence Starr planned for next week guest day. United Young People s Vials party at Bishbaugh home with business session and refreshments. Locals note H B Couch and family may winter in the south while James Wells visits R G Parks. Work Society of Church of Christ to meet Friday afternoon.

Home Missionary Meeting Leonard Lisk Charlies Elliot Staty Wents Herman Baumer West Side Cleveland Wellington Sara Curtice South Main Street Cecil Rhodes The Rhodes Foundation L. G. Bradstock Charles Sheldon Merry Twelve R. G. Park Charles Frank Alfred Moehle Merritt Willams China R. B. Clisby Florence Starr United Young People’s Vials Church of Christ R. Neal Neal Charles Bishbaugh Courtland Street H. B. Couch Ohio James Wells Beater R. G. Parks Work Society of the Church of Christ

Special Novelty Dance at Elyria Eagles Hall

Friday night dance event at Elyria Eagles Hall on November 16. Admission 50 cents per couple. All welcome.

Elyria Eagles Elyria Eagles Hall

Card Party Dames of Marta Pedro at I C O F Hall

Card party hosted by Dames of Marta Pedro at I C O F Hall Wednesday evening offers prizes and lunch for attendees.

Marta Pedro Buneo I. C. O. F. Hall

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W. OB. A LaGrange Amherst Lorain Obarlin Columbia A. N. Lyberger Cuyahoga Falls MacNeal Nadine Motts Rice Canary Club Mrs. Grills Medical Society M. B. Cohen Lorain County Medical Association Milton & Cohen ME. O Keist J. Krist Too Fairlawn Avenue Willan Kiooz Valley City George Huttinger William Moldee Glen Hengon L. L. Kinney L. J. Kinney Utopia Clubs W. &. Standen Kinner Emily Snellinberger Homer Garford L. E. Wessel R. B Copas DR. C. Craig P.C. Men's Club Pilgrim Community Church Clarence Craig Paul Wainwright Home For Aged Elsha Home For the Aged Taft Home Community Chest L. Bodine Corona Avenue Edna Crombie Potter Bodine Sandusky Wemsley Iocal Ross Moore Mechanic Street Robert Elek Parkview Court Arthur Goetz Tannery Street Mes A. Bursley Fourth St East Middle Aves Hallworthy Cloverleaf Circle 15 LES Amies Whe Tao Ae Jefferson School Charis Second St Brooks Block Membet Elyrian Wisconsin John R. Beal Press-Guardias Paterson New Jersey Elizabeth Pioxney C. W. Pinkpex Watertown Beal Elyria Chronicle-Telegram Pntersop Ohio Wesleyan University University of Wisconsin WW. K. King Central Guild H. K. King Jackson Terrace St. Andrew's Church King C. Gull Earlcourt Fletcher A. €. Miller Toledo Earl ‘Court Boylan Hinkson Catherine Unger Rubs Fargo Miller Joan Kalapos Rose Halasz Lo‘rain Reichert Arthur Hudson Avon Lake Jessie Walker H. Hill Thomas Murray Mamie Shoore Steneographer Daughters of Scotland Wurst Hall Ajl Sec Cook’s Millinery East Elyria Concert Orchestra Congregational Church James B. Thomas Cascade Pavillion Farlor East End Market St. Paul’s Ridgeville Grange W. W. Busick Broad St DR. R. Newman Fifth Ave New York New York Central New York State Elyria Ohio
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