Soloist Lloyd Linder to Open Musical Art Society Program
Lloyd Linder tenor and assistant professor at Cher lin Conservatory is named soloist for the first meeting of the Musical Art Society. The program, set for October 1 at 8 PM in Wick Room, First Congregational Church, will feature an artist from outside the membership. Linder recently taught in New York City and appeared in Oberlin recital events. Members are urged to secure membership cards and inquiries are welcome to Ruth, president, and Mrs. Claude Wigfeld, membership chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyd Binder
Woter
Cherlin Conservatory
Musical Art Society
Gearee TE Palk
Tulk “Lice
Gongree National
Lander
Sts
Ober Hill
Bro
Qnould
New York City
Conservatory
Oranda
Novespe
Miss Marlen
Cpt Oand
Floc
Ruth
Claude Wigfeld
Pew
Audi Ens
Gbee
Toews Kolepus
Department Plans Given At Woman's Club Board Session
The Elyria Worans Daily reports the first board meeting of the season at the clubhouse with Mrs Fred Glolines presiding. Committee reports outline bake sales, department days, and a two November meetings schedule including a pageant on the seven ages of women and plans for book reviews and Departmental Days led by Mrs. William Benninghoff and Mrs. Richard Lysaght.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Worans
Ago
Mra
Fred Glolines
Amenian Home and Child Welfare Department
Richard Mackey
Somia Club Embers Wal
Wooster
Civics
Polvacal Srvenen de Partmert
Woof
Bell
Drumor Woman's Club
Richard Lysaght
Ways and Means
Mes
Frank C. Billings
Education and Fine Arts
William Benninghoff
Cae
Daughters of Sahara Honor Mrs Schaub at Furnace Street
Mrs Klara Schaub hosted Daughters of Sahara at her Furnace street home with twelve guests including five past supreme queens from Cleveland. Dinner followed by table games. next meeting set for Rose Boals home on Third street. The Women’s Board of Fly j ria Memorial Hospital reported 454 articles prepared by 28 board members and two auxiliaries for hospital use. next gathering slated for Monday November 23.
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Sahara
Klara Schaub
Supreme
Daughter of
Furnace Street
Cleveland
Schaub
Rose Boals
Third Street
Flyj Ria Memorial Hospital
M. B Jobson
Mundas
Local Elyria Personal Notes Mixed With Hospital Admissions
Elyria students who recently left to study at Olivet Nazarene list Patricia Hetsier, Charles Perry, Her deHa Tonk, and Dorothy Leonard. Elyria High School junior Witbeck admitted to Elyrial Memorial Hospital for operative dycaumnent. Births noted for Noson, a son to Francis Bradley. a baby born October 7 at Ka Meena Hospital. Names and addresses provided for several families.
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Elyria
Sir Olivet Nazarene Cote
Kankakee
Aimois
Patricia Hetsier
Homer Hetsier
Maddock Road
Charles Perry
Job Perry
Grafton Road
HerdeHa Tonk
John Tonk
Northrup Street
Dorothy Leonard
J. C. Leonard
Pasadena Avene
Witbeck
Elyria High
Elysial Memorial Hospital
Indian Tallow Road
Charles Drigds
Sparkview
Bhyria Memoril Hospital
Noson
Ka Meena Hospitel
Francis Bradley
Mechate Street
Grafton
John Nagy
Bowling Green
Oetas Peer
Elstia Memorial Hospital
Board Urges Levy Passage
A Elyria League of Women Voters meeting at 715 Garford Avenue discussed a proposed levy and child welfare reforms. The group elected officers and outlined plans for an upcoming non-partisan candidates meeting, a card party, and a historical novel discussion event with reservations required.
The Louis Nelsons Return Home After Honeymoon
Mr and Mrs Louis C Nelson return from a wedding trip to Niagara Falls Canada after their September 27 ceremony at St Peters parish North Ridgeville. The bride Miss June Margaret McGucken is daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward McGucken. groom is son of Mr and Mrs Louis Nelson of Avon Belden road. The Rev Fr Eugene Karsch officiated. The reception was at Ridgeville town hall before a wedding trip. couple seen at home in a newly finished apartment on West River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis C. Nelson
Margaret McGucken
Niagara Falls
Canada
Salard
St. Peters Parish
Ashie
Jelaine Metiucken
Columbus
Ridgeville
Weel
Bok Soung
Beigevine Ign
A. A Olsen Company
Manuacturers
Couple Will Mark 60th Anniversary at Daughter's Home
Mr and Mrs William Larison plan a quiet 60th wedding anniversary at their daughter Mrs Albee Jones 1118 Blaine street due to ill health. They wed October 12 1887 in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania with Ida Mry Waggoner as the bride. He was born in Pittsburgh and lived in Cannonsburg until moving to Fiveia a year ago to live with their daughter. He will be 81 at Christmas and his wife will be 82 a few months later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Larison
Albee Jones
Blaine Street
Fiveia
Larsson
Evening Community Calendar For YWCA and Local Groups
Industrial department of Y W C A hosts a card party at Y W Gym. Army Air Corps Mothers meet. Woman's duty at Jefferson Junior High School at 7 45 p.m. Gamma Epsilon chapter Beta Stama Phi sorority rush party at 3 p.m. Mrs William Everhart 452 West Tenth. Charlotte Eady Guild at St Andrews church parish at 8 20. Cora May Walton Missionary Society at First Congregational church at 8 20. Marchal chapter Royal Arch Masons at 7 30 p.m. Work in M M degree at 9 30. Churchmen's Brotherhood St Pauls church meeting at 2 p.m. Friendship Eight club with Mrs Mary Miller Bend street in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Department of Y.W.C
Y. W
Army Air Corps
Woman's Duty
Royal Arch Masans
Churchmen's Brotherhood
St. Paul's Church
Mary Miller
Bend Street
Gard Party Is Success At Catholic Daughters Event
Catholic Daughters of America held a card party in St Marys hall with 40 stables rented for the event. Carlton Furs opened the evening with a style show. prizes were awarded for cards and a grand prize squirrel cart won by Miss Mary Margaret Finegan. Organizing committees included Mrs Joti Riley and group leaders. musical interludes by Mrs Fred Fitzpatrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Daughters of America
St. Mary's Hall
Carlton Furs
Ted E. Seward
iMes
Clarence Smith
Robert Kiely
Bernard Holman
Hay Reng
Alan O'Connor
Fred Fitzpatrick
Join Lydon
Staniley Madhock
Serafin Behan
Frank Kaminski
Clarence Brown
Ro ¥ Yunker
Rosella Hay
Gertrude Monte
Claro Younglas
Gerlrudy Adams
Mary Margaret Finegan
Joti
Riley
George Garton
Robert Banville
R Crozier
P. Dg. Radican
B.C. Goldcamp
John Kinte
Ann Smith
Ed Welsh
Edward Monske
Genevieve Blior
Hospital Birth Notices From Fragmented Local Texts
A garbled OCR fragment lists names and locations including Marshall McManama 4450 Eastern Heights, Roy Stone, a baby girl, North Ross yin, Mrs. Robert apy win UG Lodi street, Mrs. Llaid Morves baby pirt, North Olmsted rs Stacey Smith baby Jena avenue, Kenne Poe, Grefrans Larrys Ridge, Kathleen Nicelhort shryert, Kida ride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall McManama
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Roy Stone
North Ross
Yin
Robert
Apy “Win
UG Lodi Street
Llaid Morves
P T A Open House Highlights Second Big PTA Meeting
Open house events at 7:30 p m let parents inspect students work and chat with teachers. After dessert parents and teachers met in the gym for pie and coffee served by hostesses for seventh and eighth grades. Superintendent Harold Eibling spoke on education problems as room mothers were introduced for the school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Brown
Martin Harjar
Keibne
Harold Eibling
Frank Hohnson
Ray Hartman
Charles Berry
W. Hanes
Alternoor
Karl Lautenschleger
Joseph Williams
Alexander
Wallace
F. Krogman
Brown
M 'D. Haag
Nancy Kinell
Shook
L. H Popp
Alice McCartnnv
Miss Sheely
Paul Carbin
Gordon Smith
Holeker
Leo Mahon
Miss Visnick
W.welp
Eugene Meile
Ketbne
H. Kirkpatrick
GeorgeMassey
GC. Brown
Cecil Garland
C Mattin Smith
Blaine
Warner Giles
Dr. Linhart
Otis Forsytt
Frank Wiel
Earl Moore
Nau
Hartman
Boider
Halloween dance and school notices headline
A Halloween dance is planned for Thursday October 6 with Mia J Banville and Harold Delamore as chairmen. Masquerade costumes optional. A letter from a girl in Chacho Slovakia thanked a St Agnes girl for shoes sent during the war, read at daily gatherings. PTA bazaar bake sale in December and a dessert bridge and shower for the nuns sponsored by the Altar and Rosary Society on October 14 announced. The ten count prize went to Mrs Kirkbride's fourth and fifth graders. Lunch featured a lace-covered table and a bouquet of dianias. Hospitality chair and seventh and eighth grade mothers were in charge. Elyria High School parents heard about school operations from Principal J D Seyers, including discipline, cafeteria, movies and student government. A new student must adapt to unfamiliar building and schedules, said Severs. Freshman Day helps adjust, orientation meetings are weekly for two semesters, said Marian Kemble. The student tells about prior school and is introduced to methods of the new school. College requirements and student relationships were discussed. About 149 students help in the cafeteria lunch program. hamburgers and meat loaf were popular. Discipline in school and home was discussed, with focus on public conduct. The student cabinet meets on the second and fourth Tuesdays to promote school spirit. Gladys Fowell spoke to the audience. Cabinet members are chosen with input from classmates. Ralph Wood and P E Dilley noted many students see Incheon moves and help run the projector. PTA membership will be taken in homerooms. Refreshments served by hospitality chair Don Satherden. Lloyd Hennings announced an open house on Tuesday, November 4.
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Hallowe'an
Mia
J. Banville
Harold Delamore
Masatierade
Chacho- Slovakia
St. Agnes
Altar and Rosary Society
Imigh School
Elyria High School
J. D. Seyers
Severs
Anmall
Parent-Teachers Association
Marian Kemble
Evelyn Gorton
George Miraben
Gladys Fowell
Ralph Wood
P. E. Dilley
Incheon
PTA
Pierre Smith
Don Satherden
Lloyd Hennings
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Howard Gollnitr
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Powell
Vella Harding
Inhancas Grant
Ruseell Johnson
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Arca
Teague Yeore
Wick
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MG. Brark
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Opo
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Peter Kolinski
Elizabeth Stevens
First Methodist Church
Bernard Houghton
West Side Community House
H. Sivard
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Harvey Vibber
Lenore Law
Co. A. Squire
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