Suburban Society News Highlights in Westwood
Social notices from Westwood feature Mrs Craigeaver and Mrs Peter Cos hosting a home event. An open-air concert by the Syrian Temple Shrine Band is noted with civic group support. Various clubs meet at homes, including Garden Circle, Westwood Woman's Club, and the Westwood Art Club, with speakers and hostesses listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Ek
Craigeaver
Peter Cos
Ree — Donnely
Co. Buckingham
Hee
M. J. Ae Ham
Ka Kate Aple
John Monter
Belle Buckingham
Syrian Temple Shrine
Westwood Civic Association
Woman's Club
Amnestrete
Henry Fillmore
Alain
Westwood Woman's Club
Edgar Hannaford
Montana Avenue
Cone
Goonsigh
Dana Gillham
Bridge Club
Daytona Avenue
Henry E. Nagel
J. F. Zinselmeier
John Scott
Mesdames Baker
Smith
Masonic Temple
Harrison Avenue
Lucerne Club Meeting Hosted by Mrs Maltby
Mrs J F Maltby hosted the Lucerne Club meeting on Thursday. Mrs Elizabeth Keeppel drove to Columbus Ohio to visit relatives and a one oclock luncheon was given by Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Maltby
Lucerne Club
Elizabeth Keeppel
Columbus
Mra
Social Circles span West trips and local gatherings
Mr and Mrs Charles Wild of St Louis plan a preevent visit with daughter Je Wild en route to Yellowstone and Sacramento. Invitations issued for a bridge at Clevernook Country Club. Mrs Philip Frohman arrives from Washington to visit parents and join cottage trip in Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wild
St. Louis
College Hill
Je “A Wild
M. M. Silberberg
Ida Smith
West
Yellowstone
Sacramento
Douglas Johnston
John M. McCaslin
Clevernook Country Club
Thursda
Philip Hubert Frohman
Olivia Avery
Washington, D. C
Ammond Avery
Will
H Mich
John Cocke
Ethelwyn Cary
Mencarten D. C
Jessie Cary
Williams Pradley
Florence Goodrich
Glenwood
Richard Madison
Dorothy At
Hartsville
Tenn
Ella
William Ed
St. Elizabeth Guild
Netticoe
Emma Wilder
Charles Ild
Community Socials and Visits Highlight Fairview Heights Notes
Fairview Heights social page reports a party hosted by Miss Berths uer with friends including Mary Vitt and Ruth Klein. Guests from out of town include Mrs. J Wolf of Chicago and the Wuestenfelts of Columbus. A shower for Helen Zins accompanies birthday greetings for Margaret Rumpke. An ice cream social bazaar is planned June 5 at Fairview School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. George Maier
Helen Zins
Clifford Abermeyer
August Rumpke
Warner Street
Margaret
Swein
G. F. Boss
New Richmond
Mothers’ and
Fairview
W. C Deneke
Philip Carroll
John Bannon
Haines City
Fla
Miss Ryan
J. Ryan
Hutchin
Glenn
Northside Birthday Gatherings and Local Moves
Mrs. John Meyers on Pullan avenue celebrated a birthday eve with many neighbors invited. A large group remains in their new Edwards road Hyde Park home. Doris and Irma Pechiney visited Toledo last week. Esther Sprong received a shower at Evelyn Plohr's home. Carl Cooley and wife hosted a birthday dinner for their daughter Mary. Ker Boyd and Lawrence Boyd hosted in honor of Mrs. Frank Davis of Chicago at their home with Mrs. John Dupps assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Meyers
Pullan Avenue
George Ier
Arthur Meyers
Leonora
Lester Meyers
H. Kuhlenberg
E. Kuhlenburg
George Haag
Norma
Grau
Charles Smith
Volmer
Holtmeier
Clifford O’donald
George Flugel
John Neiman
Herman Kabbes
Anthony Nordloh
Joe Zeller
Hubig
Lawrence
William Archele
Northside
Edwards Road
Hyde Park
Doris
Irma Pechiney
Donaldson Place
Toledo
Evelyn Plohr
Esther Sprong
Wazigata
Carl Cooley
Mary
Ker
Lawrence Boyd
Frank Davis
Chicago
John Dupps
Delhi Saylor Park Fernbank Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
A Delhi Sayler Park Fernbank roundup details a Lafayette visit anniversary banquet by the Business Men's Club with Delhi attendees. guests include Mrs. Thomas Kite and Mrs. Hattie Allen visiting relatives in Ironton and Marietta. Fernbank hosts a luncheon and bridge gathering with Adams, Hey, Hitzfeld, and Laurence among others. The Presbyterian Church Ladies Aid plans a Friday coffee at Rockaway Avenue, Delhi, with a committee of local society names. Delhi residents also report Mrs Edwin Mitchg[?] hosting a Friday card club and Mrs. Emma Carter of Sayler Park visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Men's Club
General Lafayette
Cincinnati
Delhi
Thomas Kite
F. M. Mauser
Samuel G. Lawrence
Willia Kite
Claire
Frank Adae
Walter Lee
George Hey
Clifton
Ella Harrison
Lafayette Robinson
Willia Kayser
Louis B. Patterson
Charles Hitzfiel
Ella Laurence
Nettie Andrew
Lewis Daniel
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Julius Friede
Rockaway Avenue
Mary Newman
Julia Leighton
William Perkins
William Kite
Frank Blocker
Strauss
Mary Links
John Walton
William Flinchpaugh
Peter Lodwick
Edwin Mitchg
Winton Place Hosts Surprise Twenty Second Anniversary
A surprise party celebrated August Mueller and his wife on Burr Oak Avenue for their 22nd wedding anniversary. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gibson Sherman Ky Mr. and Mrs. John McDermott Latonia Ky and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Ueller
Burr Oak Avenue
Robert Gibson
Sherman, Ky
John McDermott
Baby
Latonia
Clifford Cornélius
Dayton, Ky
Clyde Cornelius
John Grote
Howard Smith
Fred Groppe
William Freidhoff
Scott Larsons
Robin Collins
Carl Kloos
New York
Europe
W. C. McCracken
Cit
S. H. McCracken
Estella McConnell
Fred Green
Dan Kummer
Vera
Dorothy Kummer
Garden Tea Benefits Missionary Society in Hartwell
Mrs. Elizabeth J. Shives hosts a garden tea on Burns Avenue for the Presbyterian Missionary Society with Emma Bevin assisting. Attendees include leaders from local churches and clubs. other events include a bon voyage for Mrs. Bertha Dieme and a joint Hartwell Wyoming Glendalearden Clubs gathering at Mrs. Charles Paul’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth JT. Shives
Emma Bevin
Burns Avenue
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Missionary Society of the Methodist Episco 1
Ladies’ Guild of Periity Church
Garden Club
Itwell Woman's Club
Albert Cook
Cha Burbank
Augusta de Serisy Mason
Eunice
Mt. Airy
Bertha Dieme
S. D. Mitchell
Amalis Albert
Edith Donnelly
William F. Paver
John Levester
Eunice Tozzer
Minna Carstens
Thekla Gleaser
Ee de Serisy
Tom Atkins
E. H. L. Haefner
Jones P. Stagg
Hartwell
Wyoming
Glendalearden
Charles Paul
Kathryn Tizzard
Dayton
Department of Music
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Eleanor Bain Irwin
Harriet Moore
Ralph Lucius
Ross Sloniker
Paul
Judith Calvert Moore
Hartwell Garden Club
William R. Tate
L. Becht
Elizabeth T. Shives
J. E. Breese
G. C. Cormany
J. N. Alexander
J. C. Thompson
William B. Hunting
Fred DeCamp
William F. Burbank
Frank Beatty
Robert Lindsay
C. J. Kleesies
E. R. Smith
E. F. Smith
Louis Guelich
A. C. Saunders
Emma Be
Social notices from a midweek gathering and clubs
Mrs. E Oberle hosted a dinner on Wednesday with guests including Mrs A Young Mrs E Young rs Clark and several others. A ren egee warming honored Mrs Steinkoenig who moved to Fairpark avenue. The Evang elical Church Ladies Aid meets Thursday for a luncheon. Mrs J B Bates hosted the Needle Crafters on Tuesday. Mrs Dennis Dacey gave a shower for Mrs Clifford Todere. Mrs Gates and her mother Mrs M Long departed for New York City on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Oberle
A. Young
E. Young
Rs. Clark
Wilson
Telljohn
Buerein
Luderbach
Goettieman
Beattie
Smith
McQuish
Steinkoenig
Fairpark Avenue
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Evangelical Church
J. B. Bates
Dennis Dacey
Clifford Toddere
Gates
M. Long
New York City
Local Social Visits and Community Program at Newtown
Miss Alice Durham of Linwood and Miss Edith Drake of Boston visited local residents in town. A Newtown Mothers Club program featured The Rev Mr Brice Hanging Up the Wash and music. Decoration Day services are at 2 pm with Rev Kopetka as speaker and Milford Band performing. Delle Muchmore of Plainsville visited Mrs Charles Muchmore. Milford D of A visited Newtown Council at Wednesday’s session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Durham
Linwood
Sarah Armstrong
Church Street
Edith M. Drake
Boston
Mass
Herbert Gepard
Brice
Newtown
Kopetka
Milford (O.) Band
Delle Muchmore
Plainsville
Charles Muchmore
Milford Council
D. of A
Ewtown Council
Mrs Lewis Townley sails to Detroit for missionary meeting
Mrs. Lewis Townley of Beech avenue leaves Friday for Detroit to attend the Woman's Foreign Mission Society executive meeting of the Methodist Episcopal Church in an official capacity as Secretary of the Foreign Base. She will be away about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
James Stacey
Nellie Grinnell
Yellow Springs
Presbyterian Ladies' Aid to hold silver tea at Beechmont
Mt. Washington report notes the Presbyterian Ladies' Aid Society will host a silver tea at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Meeker on Beechmont Avenue Wednesday from 2 to 5 PM with a program. Local society updates mention visits and entertainments including the Who Ever Club gathering hosted by Mrs. Beck and the next host Mrs. Bicknell, along with social calls and a Japanese lawn party planned for Beechmont Avenue lawn hosted by O. L. Hawley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid Society
William Meeker
Beechmont Avenue
Charles Kramer
Eda Kramer
Elizabeth Sutton
Kramer
Mary Spidell
Oda Spidell
Mt. Auburn
Beck
Bicknell
Solon Durham
Linwood, O
Hildebrandt
Emerson Hildebrandt
Tusculum Heights
Meeker
Social Notes From Loveland and Nearby Towns
Mrs. Mary A. Reeves returned home from Florida. Miss Effie and Mrs. Campbell visited friends. Miss Laura Long and Mrs. Anna Wake appeared as guests at Norwood. Mrs. Harry Harding of Newark stayed with her father A. L. Eddingfield and Miss Ida Crooks. Mrs. J. L. Phillips visited Athens. Susan Bass and Mrs. Bunyan of Milford were guests of the Shugerts. Mr. and Mrs. William Bowker of Kenn town visited here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Reeves
Florida
Effie En
Br. C. Reber
Ampbell
Ieee Ll
Anna Wakee
Laura Long
Norwood
Harry Harding
Newark
A. L. Eddingfield
Ida Crooks
Jeannette Hillabold Returns From Santa Monica Wedding At St Aloysius
Miss Rose Mason and Phil Mangone wed at St. Aloysius Church with Rosella Huening hake as maid of honor and Anand Kleiner as trainbearer. More than 150 guests attended a morning reception for Mrs. D. Kilgour and a Crystal Euchre Club meeting is planned with Mrs. J. Li Champlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeannette Hillabold
Santa Monica
Cal
Arnold Farburger
Rose Mason
Phil Mangone
St. Aloysius Church
Rosella Hueninghake
Margret Kleter
Hilda Jena
Anna Frisco
Anand Kleiner
John Gaito
Camille Guidamo
D. Kilgour
A. Iehe
Weyman
A. F. Rgbbo
A. Weiss
Social News From Bond Hill Gatherings and Club Meetings
Miss Mary Seibel of Westwood visited Miss Ruth Hessler recently. Mrs. James Cullen hosted a luncheon for several guests including Babbit Cannon Crusey Eastman Herbrick Klein Morton Smith and Kite. Mrs. A E Harding entertained on Wednesday. The Evening Card Club met with Mrs J G De Fosset with guests Albert Atkins William Palmer Hartung Wilkins Nellie Ross and John Nolte. The Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church held its monthly all day meeting Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Seibel
Westwood
Ruth Hessler
James Cullen
Mesdames Babbit
Cannon
Crusey
Eastman
Herbrick
Klein
Morton
Smith and Kite
A. E. Harding
Uut
J. G. de Fosset
Albert Atkins
William Palmer
Hartung Wilkins
Nellie Ross
John Nolte
Ladies’ Aid Society of
The
Methodist Church
Terrace Park Social Notes Include Visits and Club Meeting
Terrace Park residents report travel as Mr and Mrs Henry Closterman and Phoebe Nichols re moved from Withidetos to rejoin family. Miss Marie Davis returns from St Louis after months away. Mr and Mrs Ralph E Galloway and two bag arrive from New ark. The Redding Circle met with hostesses Mesdames Breiling and Hawke, featuring Myths of the Flowers, Customs of May Day, and a reading by Miss Kate Cornish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Closterman
Phoebe Nichols
J. C. C. Nichols
Withidetos
Misa Marie Davis
St. Louis
Ralph E. Galloway
Bag
Newark
Terrace Park Redding Circle
Louis Breiling
George Hawke
Dysart Named Chief of Columbus Disease Prevention Division
Dr. N. C. Dysart, formerly head of the state division of industrial hygiene, has been appointed chief of the division of disease prevention in the Columbus Department of Health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, D
N. C. Dysart
State Division of Industrial Hygiene
Columbus Department of Health
International Police Conference Opens In New York
New York hosts a U N I police conference with delegates from fifty six nations. Leaders discuss crime suppression traffic rules and international cooperation while praising the Jorgensen crime register and universal fingerprinting efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
International Police Conference
Washington
Association
Enright
Copenhagen
New Jersey
Golden
Chicago
Walter Scott
Alfredo Fernandéz
Cesar Etcheverry
Argentina
Welcome Social Club honors birthdays in St Bernard
The Welcome Social Club surprised Mrs. E Stump and Miss Minnie Gains on Tuesday evening for birthday anniversaries, and a miscellaneous gathering was held for Miss Eva Dwight a bride elect. Mrs H Sander hosted a Neon night event for several ladies including Mrs Ackerly and Mrs Henke among others at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Cocker A A Ee
O. Fast
W. Brietec
Windstorms in Minnesota Injury Toll and Damage
Five people were injured and damage estimated at $500000 from windstorms across Minnesota and parts of South Dakota late Friday. The storms struck with significant force causing structural damage and disrupted communities. Local authorities reported on the extent of injuries and assessed property losses as clean up and repairs begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Minni
Minnesota
South Dakota
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Destler
Stewart Place
E. B. Ulrich and
Carl
Bob
St. Marys
George Zingerle
Hector Avenue
H. W. Vordenberg
Erie Avenue
A. G. Wulff
Madisonville
lOavel
West Fourth St
Shantung
Fairview Heights
Sayler Park
Fernbank
Winton Place
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MT. Washington
Loveland
Elmwood
Commercial Tribune
Bond Hill
Terrace Park
Lederer
Beay
Chiffon Voiles
Rayon Crepe
Satinay
Normandy
Voiles
Crepe de Chine
Peter E. Traub
George S. Guthrie
Toronto
Italy
Salvatore Ottolenghi
Rome
Canadian Mounted Police
Courtlandt Starnes
Mounted Police
Ottolenghoi
Scotland Yard
Owen O'Duffy
Civic Guard
Irish Free State
Ireland
Michael Collins
John Shober
Vienna
Austria
Bagdad
G. P. Wang
Shanghai
Honduras
ST. Bernard
Associated Press
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Clemens Oskamp
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