Coming Events List for Late November and December
Nov 24 Blue Moon dancing party at K of C hall. Nov 24 LaPorte Church social and entertainment. Nov 26 Fortnightly club at infant home. Nov 26 Ohio State Alumni Reunion Banquet here. Nov 40 Sonica dancing club party. Dec 2 Bons and Daughter of Liberty entertain state of acera.
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Thanksgiving Observed In Elyria Homes Amid Reflections
A nostalgic look at Thanksgiving celebrations in Elyria households contrasts today with older gatherings. The piece notes smaller parties, distant relatives, and changes in shared meals, while reflecting on gratitude, national heritage, and the meaning of the holiday.
Thanksgiving and the home economy in holiday dining
The piece laments postwar thrift shaping holiday meals and a nostalgia for richer past menus. It argues American housewives, long constrained by economy, deserve to flaunt their culinary culture. It recalls wartime restraint and the shift toward simpler, thrifty feasts and the enduring appeal of comfort dining.
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Program of tercentenary service at First Congregational Church
Next Sunday evening at 4 30 the First Congregational Church Flyrie hosts a unique tercentenary program never seen in the city Rev J F Grant securing Prof Philip Sherman of Oberlin College and foreign Cosmopolitan Club students to present music and speech on the universal truth shared beyond English speakers. Countries represented include Armenia Russia Italy France China and Greece. The public is invited to attend this service of spiritual interest.
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Grant
Philip J. Sherman
Oberlin
Siveeman
Chergze
Armenia
Hussia
Italy
France
Chins
Greece
Installation of officers at Cliria Lodge Women AdoloT event
Foreign-born Gordon Todseae chaired a recent unnon cresting dance and installation, electing Grand Deputy Mrs J. Gotheie and Bishop presiding. Officers were sworn in as the main feature with a program of vocal solos, duets, and a reception.
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Gordon Todseae
J. Gotheie
Wiss Haoras
Elyria
Mosses Miller
Lyria
Yeolo
Walt Pats
Clover Leap Club Hosts Evening Meeting at West Ridge
Clover Test notes show Clover Leap Club members meeting at West Ridge home of Irving Eldrent on Wednesday. A separate gathering is planned at Mrs. Harry Laver’s residence with local attendees.
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Chiboef West Ridges
Irving Eldrent
T . the West
Harry Laver
Friendship Clays
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United Presbyterian Church
David Scott
Tenth Street
Family Reunion at Braun Home Tomorrow
Mr and Mrs Wm Braun of Oberlin area plan Thanksgiving gathering with the Braun siblings and their families. The event lists multiple relatives including Mrs Cora Fowl Mrs Alice Braun Mrs Edith Boughton Mrs Bertha Bradlay and others. Coverage notes a hoped for enjoyable reunion with 3 covers planned for the gathering.
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Braun
Wm. Braun
Oberlin
Norwalk
Cora Fowl
West Avenue
Alice Braun
West Ninth Street
Hart
Isle
Edith Boughton
Bartcourt
Bertha Bradlay
Harvard Avenue
Max G. Hart
WW. Baird
Blaine Street
Rex Hart
Julia Hart
Cariisie
Ernest Hart
Chase Street
Euvests
Thanksgiving services at Grace Lutheran church
Worshippers are invited to Grace Lutheran Church at Princeton Avenue and East River Stream for a Thanksgiving service on Thursday at 7:20 PM. Rev. Harry C. Mubly will preach on Hitherto Hath the Lord Healed Us, with a hope the church again fills to capacity this year.
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Princeton Avenue
East River Stream
Grace Church
Harry C. Mubly
Federation Girls Hold Recognition Service Last Eve
The federation girls held a weekly meeting with a notable recognition service in which 25 participants took part. Rev Hunter of Aatherstlerite gave an address, followed by sewing and currant events. Lane class is led by Elytia businessmen. Judy Wilcox and Geo H. Chamberlain led juvenile court work and related classes. The group aims to boost membership, planning to bring in two men this month, ahead of a Haven bake sale on December 11.
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Federation
Shout 25
Rev. Hunter
Aatherst Lerite
Irls
Elytia
Judy Wilcox
Geo. HW
Chamberain
Musical Art Concert Delights Large Tuesday Audience
Members and guests of the Music Society enjoyed a refined recital Tuesday afternoon featuring pianist Mrs. Witla Tennett and violinist Mrs. Chari Intte DeMuth Williams in a joint recital.
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Tia Mustcayee Society
Witla Tennett
Chari Intte DeMuth Williams
Two Artists Give Noted Piano Violin Recital
From the Tunic centre two musicians presented a refined recital with Mrs Bennett joining Flonzaley and Koelgal Quartets in a Chopin prelude and other works. Mrs Williams, a familiar Elyrian performer, partnered Kreisler and Burleigh pieces, delivering a balanced program including Sonatas No 2 and Nocturne in F sharp.
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Cies
Bennett Hes
Flonzaley
Koelgal
Adalé Aud der Ohe
Arcelient
Willams
Elyrians
Qberlin
Cleveland
Hern
Cecil Burleigh
Frits. Kreisler
Newart
Beboett
Aves
Williams
Rapida
Willianty
Bennett
Figma
Suone
Rimsky Korsakow
Kreisler
Rondina
Beethoven
Thanksgiving Homecomings From Ohio to Virginia
Local residents plan Thanksgiving visits with relatives across states including Ohio Indiana and Virginia. Dr and Mrs A Lawrence of Lodstreet depart for Pennylvania. several students and couples head home from Ohio State University for the holiday with family in Elyria Wick Horrisgilia and other towns. A large group gathers for meals at homes on Washington avenue and others entertain guests from Atena and Celina while news notes travels and returns domestic travel updates.
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Flyrmentheck
Plese
Mra
A. Lawrence
Lodstreet
Lef
Penn&ylvania
Mier
Mra. Lawrence
Arm
Kenneth Scott
Ohio State University At
Columbus
FL M. Scott
Fourteenth Street
Thanksgiving gatherings fill Elyria and nearby areas
Elyria residents and nearby families prepared for Thanksgiving with visits and dinners. The Cosmos club's Lorain party drew local youths, while many households planned meals with relatives from Cleveland Gate Mills and South Amherst. A bereavement brought Peter Gillis home due to Mrs. Catherine Krismer's passing.
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Peter Gillis
Lorain
Nia
Catherine Krismer
Studio of Volo Culture Opens by Ruby EB McAllister
Ruby EB McAllister announces the opening of her studio of volo culture with two well known concert singers favored across the Eastern States and Canada. Trained by Uncle Paul Morenzo of New York and now coaching under Miss Id Robeson of Cleveland. Lessons by appointment. Phone 751.
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McAllister
Volo Culture
McAlister
Canada
Paul Morenzo
New York
Robeson
Cleveland
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