Right Victor Artists Score Big Hit In Elyria Concert
The Victor Artists gave a standout Rialto Theatre performance last evening in Elyria. Frank Croxton wowed with Song of the Volga Boatman while Henry Burr delivered popular numbers. Billy Murray introduced the performers as Rudy Wiedoeft and Frank Banta provided sax and piano flair alongside Monroe Silver’s stories and songs.
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Right Victor
Elyria
Victor
Rialto Theatre
Frank Croxton
Henry Burr
Maggie
Local Community Groups Schedule Monday Events
Free tuberculosis clinic hours 4 200 to 5 00 p m and Colonial Monday Club meeting with Mrs Alice Edwards at 660 West Broad Street. Musical Art Society at First Congregational Church 3 00 p m led by Mrs Guyeska. Lodges Canton Lorain No 93 O F hall Ladies Auxiliary O F hall Pythian Sisters at K of P hall Organ recital at St Andrew's Church by North ern Ohio Chapter A G O at 8 15. A birthday celebration for William Bennington 86 at the home of Mr and Mrs George Haines with a six o'clock dinner for eighteen and candles on a forty three candle birthday cake. The ALF FLW Society met at Mrs D C Book's Lincoln Court with social hour and a donated comforter, next meeting December 14 with Mrs J C Perry. Senator Burke speaks at West Ridge W C T U reception of new members in Grange Hall led by Mrs B Q Pope with devotionals and White Ribbon ceremony. Jubilee BONS sung and remarks on Eighteenth Amendment and law enforcement.
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Colonial
Alice Edwards
West Broad Street
Musical Art Society
First Congregational Church
Guyeska
Canton Lorain No
Cantons
O. F. Hall
Pythian Sisters
P. Hall
St. Andrew's Church
Northern Ohio
American Guild of Organists
William Bennington
George R. Haines
Martin Oleson
Charles Reuger
George Haines
Frank Cutting
Koehn
Robert
Charles Rueger
Rueser
Lorain
Newton Kirk
Treva Kirk
Edward Kirk
Chestnut Ridge
John King
Bennington
ALF. Flw. Society
D.C. Book
Lincoln Court
McGrath
Treasury
Mra
J. C. Perry
Eastern Heights Blvd
Burke
West Ridge
Grange Hall
Hazel and
Florenre
West Side
T. U
C. E Rankin
Lake Avenue
Cleveland
Winton Hotel
Christian Fellowship
W. L Burner
Wilda Foreman
Rankin
Myers
Old Ladies
Dellafield
Rush Street
Louis Renouard
Packard
Lorain County BYP Meet Held in Baptist Church
About one hundred young people attended a Baptist church gathering in Lorain County. Rev. Nichols of Medina opened with welcome remarks, followed by traditions, music, and a talk. The groups included LaGrange LaValo and Medina Unions, with refreshments served in the basement after the mass.
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Lorain County
Guy
Nickels
Medina
Abeth Wrford
Jocal Union
Ncs
Rapi
LaGrange
la Valo
Nichols Hatley Stevick
Community meetings and clubs gather despite weather
Local groups list upcoming events with the League of Women Voters Executive Board, Merrymakers Club at 545 Last Broad Street, and YWCA pageant as World Fellowship activity. WCTU divisions plan meetings at Old Ladies Home and Rush Street, with social gatherings and refreshments noted.
St Pauls Ladies Aid Society Meeting Record
The St Pauls Ladies Aid Society met with patrons and hostesses presenting a program. The business discussed plans for December and January activities with attendance noted and future events arranged.
Daughter of Scotland Entertained by Lorain Clan
The event featured a gathering in Lorain with Beotlard 7 Tae pa and members of the organization. Guests enjoyed dancing, Towers and fern displays, punch and waters, and a reportedly enjoyable evening.
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Scotland
Lorain
Four Oclock Club Delights with Musical Evening
The Four Oclock Club members gathered at Harrison home for a musical program. Dante Gregory Mason led the appreciation of music with piano pieces by Fantasia Impromp, Chopin Etude, and more. Performances included songs Lie to Me and Night, plus a romance solo and duet In the Hush of the..
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Four Oclock Club
Harrison d
Mus
C. Danteregory Mason
Pre Nuptial Party Honors Miss Morgon
Mrs. J. W. Housman hosted a pre nuptial party at Harr Street home in red and white decor. Guests enjoyed piano selections by Luella Struck and J. W. Warden before a wagon with gifts for the bride to be. A late supper was served and the event ended with the educational group planning tasks for upcoming engagements.
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J. W. Housman
Wiliam Housman
Harr
Son Street
Luella
J. W. Warden
Child Conservation League Meets at Church Pantry Drive
The Child Conservation League plans a church pantry drive on a Sunday to collect food and supplies. They request parishioners bring items during the service to support the pantry program and aid local families in need.
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Schauftier
YMC Week of Prayer for Young Men Theme Service of Power
The notice outlines a week of prayer for young men at YMC with daily sessions centered on service of power. It cites biblical passages from Matthew 11 25 30 and invites attendance.
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YMC
Ye Shall Find Rest for Your Souls Sermon Fragment
Fragment of a Saturday November sermon on spiritual rest. The text argues true rest comes from devotion to God's cause not automaton behavior. It contrasts rest for Israel with peace through love of neighbor and being wholly with God, avoiding weariness and anxiety.
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Israel
Civery Maz
Young People Department Party at First Church US
The Young People Department of the First Church US held a party for two boys and a girl. Congregational school members gathered in the church rooms last evening from seven to one o'clock. Chapman organized games while Cox supervised refreshments in a lively event.
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Young Peoples Dept. OF
First Church
U. S
Beacon Light Girls Elect Officers
The Beacon Light Girls of St. Pauls church elected officers for the coming year at Miss Bertha Quades home. Olga Beurauin is president with Nellie Washka Margie Kushinsky and Bertha Quade as reporter. A Christmas party at Nellie Washkas on December 20 is planned.
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Beacon Light
Beacon Light Girls
St. Paul's Church
Bertha Quade
North Olive Z
Olga Beurauin
Nellie Washka
Margie Kushinsky
Hast River Street
Mrs. Boylan Hosts Shower for Mrs. Guthman
Mrs. Philip Boylan hosted a postnuptial shower at 247 Thirteenth Street in honor of Mrs. Walter Guthman formerly Miss Helen Moon. Three tables of five hundred were played with prizes to Mrs. Borlan and Miss Mildred Walsh. Miss Marjorie Dee received consolation. A late luncheon followed with many gifts for the honoree.
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Boylan
MS. Guthman
Philip Boylan
Thirteenth Street
Walter Guthman
Helen Moon
Maurice Borlan
Mildred Walsh
Marjorie Dee
Daaty
Gushmen
Birthday and Pre nuptial Affairs Highlight Local Socials
Mrs Pasnow celebrated her thirty sixth birthday with fifteen friends at Mittle Avenue, while a Prelude party at the West River Road home featured gifts and Miss Donna Mess Augusta Ingner. The Mam-Luc Club hosted a Ki Party at Mrs Homer Johnson’s home with children given lollipops as they left.
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Homer Johnson
Endler
R d Tapers
Donna
Augusta Ingner
Gragel
Marie Huckincen
Pasnow
William Pagnow
Mittle Avenue
Whch
Pedro
John Sehamstall
Fred Thedrich
Gome
Le Cercle Entertains Miss Elwell at Home
Miss Elwell hosted Le Cercle for a French class gathering at her West Third street residence. The Methodist church reports 635 in Sunday school with a goal of 750 by Christmas. The 10:45 preaching topic is The Weeping Sower the Joyful Reaper. Dr Shatler Matthews of Chicago will speak at 3 pm under Open Forum. Dr Kirby concludes with What I Believe Regarding Transfiguration of Christ.
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Elwell
Misa Elwell
West Third Street
Prescot
Methodist Church
Brown
Shatler Matthews
Chicago
Open Forum
Dr. Kirby
Christ
Church School Treat and Sermons on Sunday
The Junior and Young People's Departments host a 9 30 morning talk by Dr Geo L Todd on his work as Supt of Congregational work in fall Porto Rico. At 10 45 Prof G Walter Fiske of Oberlin leads worship and delivers the second sermon in his series A Man's Religion A Twentieth Century Man and His Bible. A World Fellowship Pageant is at 4 30 in the afternoon. Christian Endeavor invites all young people to a 6 30 meeting in the church parlor.
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Geo. L. Todd
Porto Rico
G. Walter Fisker
Oberlin
World Fellowship
Christian Endeavor Society
Local Society Notices and Visits Across Cities
Miss Elicia Bridge instructor in Cleveland Public Schools visits Miss Erma Hyland at 214 Seventh street. Little Juanita Kaiser suffers serious illness at 430 Lodi street. Naomi Ritz and Hazel Cooper of Toledo guests of Mrs. Lee Bright in Furnace Street. Mr and Mrs E C Hubbell of Toledo visiting Elyria. Hobart Marsh announces birth of a baby son at 3456 Cambridge street. Dwight Andrews and family from Mansfield weekend guests of Mrs. George Wiers at 410 East Avenue. Kenneth Scott of Ohio State University spends weekend with parents on Fourteenth street. Mrs Flora Hoak appointed to inspect Wellington Corps No. 25 on Tuesday evening November 20. Mrs C B Edwards of Medina visits her parents at 88 Williams street. L A Obitts departs for Wheaton Illinois to visit son Ralph at Wheaton College. Mr and Mrs William Whitnes of 250 Princeton avenue leaving today with a party by automobile.
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Elicia Bridge
Cleveland Public Schools
Erma Hyland
Seventh Street
Juanita Kaiser
Carl Kaiger
Lodi Street
Naomi Ritz
Hazel Cooper
Toledo
Lee Bright
Furnace Street
E. C. Hubbell
Elyria Friends
Hobart Marsh
Cambridge Street
Dwight Andrews
Mansfield
Andrew
George Wiers
East Avenue
Kenneth Scott
Ohio State University
F. M. Scott
Fourteenth Street
Flora Hoak
Ida Whitehorn
Wellingtonu
C. B. Edwards
Medina
Joseph Walker
Williams Street
L. A
Akron Friends Plan Florida Winter Stay
The Akron group will spend winter in Miami Florida returning around April first. Mrs C H Kopp of Fifth Street is very ill at home. Otto Regensberger left for Chicago Illinois to visit friends. Mr and Mrs Clyde Houghtuling welcomed a baby boy. Mr and Mrs J Av Wlauslow of this city are among Tampa Florida tourists. Allen County Ohio reportedly has two women constables, a national first.
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Akron
Miami
Florida
C. H. Kopp
Fifth Street
Otto Regensberger
Chicago
Linois
Horn
Clyde Houghtuling
Hast Avenue
J. Av Wlauslow
Tampa
Food Rationing Meets Basic Needs for Women
A report notes that a yearly diet of twelve hundred pounds supplies the bodily requirements of the average woman. The statement emphasizes diet adequacy for women in the current period.
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League of Woman Voters
Merrymakers Club
Lena Bailey
Last Broad Street
Frye
Y. W. Cc. A. Orrow
World Fellowship Committee
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Friendship Club
Helen Slough
Ebba Fossellus
He Slough
Margaret Shaw
Othr Wilford
Mary Riley
Knights OF Pythias
ST. Paul's Ladies Aid
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Beotlard
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Milady
Four O'Clock Club
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Child Conservation League
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Mbus Esterial Evenue
Charles W Wytbert
Charies Henry
Jaca
M Edwari Wile
Ian Telerrow
Char Doe
Miss Word Tringler
Eeva A. Huda
Court OF Honot Mets
McRiel Roberts
Mama-Luc Club
Singer Store
J. H. Hurst Funeral Home
Juluessof
Wilkins-Hurst Co
Auto
Hurst Funeral Home
Middle Ave
Allen County
Ohio
Kondon
Minneapolis, Minn
Elks Hall
Waldren
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Henshey Music CO
Broad Street
Manhattan Laundry and Dry Cleaning CO
West Avenue
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Harry H. Smith Co
Spaulding Coal & Supply Co
Malcolm Court
Crandall’s Drug Store
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