Bungle Family Briefs and Community Notes
The column catalogs weekend visits and local movements. Names include Miss Mundchyn Mitchell of Cleveland, Mrs. Jennie Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Howe of Milan, Philip Altmiller, Mrs. Alfred Flemings, Mrs. L A Enpler, and many others visiting or traveling between Elyria Oberlin Lorain and Cleveland. Sunday dinners, shop outings, and trips to Berlin Heights, Geneva, Sandusky, and Winside Nebraska are noted along with church and school events and a baby born locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mundchyn Mitchell
Cleveland
Jennie Mitchell
Nelson Howe
Milan
Caroline Howe
Philip Altmiller
Elyria
Alfred Flemings
L A. Enpler
Edwin Prince Sr
Doris
Burt Prosser
Oberlin
Wm. Derrer
Lakewood
Berneida Slacker
Sandusky
Ralph Prince
Helen
Mildred Snellenberger
Edwin Prince Jr
Winside
Neh
Prince Sr
D. Kenderd
Osear Olson
Cabaret decline widens as New York nightlife shifts
A New York dispatch from April 27 laments the decline of high end cabarets on Bowery and Broadway. It notes dime to quarter pricing, empty storefronts repurposed as side shows, and creeping saloons. The piece condemns harsher venues, prurient acts, and sanitized restaurant entertainment, highlighting how once-glamorous venues fade as audiences seek novelty elsewhere. It mentions Berlin and Paris as competing scenes and reflects on the changing tastes of urban nightlife. It also references figures like Texas Guinan and Harold Murray, with tangential notes about fashion and culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bowery
Broadway
Times Square
Thi Capitol
Berlin
Paris
Vic
Cater
Birmingham Church Notes Preserve Morning Service
The Birmingham Church notes from April 27 report a small Sunday morning attendance with Mrs. Mavine Church absent. Martin Targa filled in as pianist while Ros. George TL Wanna led reading from Saint John. The choir sang Wonderful Words of Life and a sermon speech highlighted Spiritual Vision. Sunday School had low turnout and a Mother's Day program is in planning. The WoC TU meeting meets at the Birmingham church this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johart Amstitz
John Guisendoerfer
Tfenretta II
Singapore
Amstutz
Melvin Amstutz
Wakachen
Tl. Maofs
Lester Gould
Paul Portman
Binwingseym
Owas
Birmingham
Mertin Targa
Mavine Church
Ovai
Ros
George TL Wanna
Msalnt
Zien Mes
Tanta
Seriphare Desgon
Rey
Hannas Mpinai Wat
Woc. TU
W. W. Morlett
J. G. Morris
Ladies’ Aid Society
F. A. Ashburn
John Harnish
M. Pearod
Elyria
Frankie Reese
Audrey Carlisle
Martha Carlisle
Lorain
George Langton
Hoimert' Langton
Columbus
Emtona Relieves Indigestion
Emtona promises relief from stomach gas indigestion and dyspepsia by cleansing and purifying the system. It claims to improve appetite and health using herbs with no dope, and is advertised by Muir's Cut Rate Drug Store at 413 Broad St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muir's
Broad St
Dine Social at Birmingham Church Promises Strong Turnout
A Birmingham church hosts a Dine Social this Thursday evening to spark more interest in the church’s programs. A captivating program includes a worship service, a talk by B. L. Meres of Sandusky, and basement festivities with contests, games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
B. L. Meres
Sandusky Trio County School
Eversnanioe
Elured
Amy Susanne Grahl Born to Wakeman Couple
Mr and Mrs William Grahl of Sandusky welcome a baby daughter named Amy Susanne born this week Mrs Grahl formerly Susan Bremaier of Wakeman. The Wakeman high school team lost a close game 7 to 6 to New London Friday in New London. More: Miss Shirley Jean Riges, daughter of Mr and Mrs Myron Biggs, is back out at Play after convulsions Tuesday night. Attendees of the Eastern Star inspection at Collins last Tuesday included Mia Opfer Beulah Derr Mrs W J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Barnes
Aminta Bayless
Fred Elmes
Sandusky
Eastern Star
Collins
Mia
Opfer
Beulah Derr
W. J
Birmingham cinema educates pupils with nature science films
Films on natural history science and geography draw about 1500 pupils per special performance in a Birmingham theatre, arranged by the Education Committee to supplement the school curriculum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham, Eugland
Oberlin Social Notes and Club Gatherings
April events in Oberlin include a Russia Township Farm Bureau meeting at the Clark home with five project leaders named, a Russia Township Farm Women's Club sewing session, and a Grange ward party with prize winners. Also reported are Bridge Club scores, local visitations, and Oberlin College activities plus a Windsor area incident involving an omnibus at the British Houses of Parliament and a Welsh fatal CO incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barm Bureau
Oberlin
Russia Township
Edw. Schramm
William G. Gaskey
H. B. Alger
Glenn Hobbs
Russia Township Farm Women's Club
Oberlin Grange Hall
Vincent School Party Highlights 7th and 8th Grades
April 27 report from Vincent notes the Markley school 7th and 8th graders enjoyed a party at the schoolhouse with dancing and games. Teachers, relatives, and several townsfolk are listed among attendees along with church services and a Sunday School update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent
Markley School
Harley Haskins
Lake Avenue 4 H Club ml at Taylor Jome Lake Avenue
The Triple 5 Pour H Sewing Club met at the Griswold road home of Mr and Mrs Taylor for a Saturday afternoon session. Officers elected include Christina Triggins president Norma Crandall vice president Margaret Konrad secretary treasurer Wazel Taylor recreation leader and Niazel Behnke reporter. Ten new members joined plus Queena May Scott will host May 7 at Stop 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Jome Lake Avenue
Triple 5
Nfrazel
Velen Taylor
Griswold Road
Alice Byrd
Christina Triggins
Norma Crandall
Margaret Konrad
Wazel Taylor
Niazel Behnke
Betty Kellay
Queena May Scott
Alice Crandall
Stuby Miller
Winivere Stevens
Grace Trogan
Mona Shyrock
Lois Walkdon
Patricia Peter
Mary Jean Craskey
Freshman Party at Brookside School Host’s Home
William Betzel entertained Brookside School Freshman Class with guests from other classes at his home Friday. Mrs. Georgia Lawson of Cleveland visited local families. several neighbors attended Sunday visits. A vacant Harris Road house nearly burned. Sheffield Lake Fire Department saved part of the dwelling. Local residents attended the funeral of Henry J. Myers, 50, of Cascade Street, Elyria. A baby girl Florence Joan born to Mr. and Mrs. James Bertie of Bellevue, PA was noted among visiting families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neary Molzhauer
Ohio State University
C. G. Albrecht
Edw. Schramm
Joe Teese
Ales Banks
Carlisle
Grafton Catholic
Allan Lang
Berea
George H. Lang
Chestnut Ridge
Edward Schramm
Cecil’ Grills
Clarence Albrecht
Wilson Waugh
Elyria
George Hahn
Arthur Wangerein
Chas. Hahn
Lake Road
Juanita Sehramm
Mathematics Club
Oberlin College
Oberlin Inn
Walter Reinhard
Cleveland
William Berg
Charles Gibson
J. J. Berg
Oberlin
George Hale
Robert Vetter
Henrietta. Roy
Wm. B. Armington
Callara
D. A. Woodings
J. G. Morris
Alice Cobb
Kent College
William Goodsite
Harry Dute
Harry
Casper Dute
North Amherst
John Cook
Harold Fil
F. Il. Lewis
Kolonacy
Victor Myers
Olsen
Lorain
Vermilion
AR. Cautle
Baldwin
Claude
J. G. Morris and Sons
Sheffield
William Betzel
Brookside School
Georgia Lawson
H. C. Chambers
Land
Willard Taft
Lucy Jackson
Summerton
Lottie
LaPorte
Henry Jackson
B. F. Jackson
Harris Road
Sheffield Lake
Frank Chambers
Howard Hopper
Kent
Ohio
Percy Chambers
Herbert Molering
Mr. Server
B. ¥. Jackson
Bellevue
Pennsylvania
Bertie
Cornelia Minard
Bert Haynes
West River Road
Junghiuth
Bennett Road
R. Scarborough
Chris Senning
Memorial Hospital
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Bungle
Sam Schratt
Marie Knott
Conrad Schister
WV. C. Henry
Geneva
Lew
T. J
Doris Prince
Paul Knott
Berlin Heights
Lawrence
George Latteman
Amelia Lattemann
Camden Church
Kapton
Amelia Tarker
Id. Dalton
C. W. Ratonan
Aatel
John Bannan
Tenvielia Tall
Myr
Arnold Hotnzerling
J. Darby
Jennie Carter
John Carter
Walter Sprague
Florence
Mapie Street
Roy Olmstead
Charles Knott
Leo Radclffe
Glen Becker
Phil Mochi
Akron
Clara Sharp
Lyle Kerby
James Parsons
Aletha
Eileen Sprague
Dorothy Knott
Kathleen McCreedy
Richard Killgore
Ludy Anderson
Georgia Barnes
Blanche French
Milton Ffurst
PT. Ffurst
Clarksfield
Iver Cook
Andrew
Alice
Melvin Schwartz
Luphrasia Jlashins
Rollin Peabody
Bart Green
Brighton
Green
Kimina Kenyon
Town
Ft. FP. Kenyon
Thomais Tilus
Wood Girls Home
Carrie Barnes
Kenneth Ross
Fihet Filmes
Slonica Fay
P. J. Fay
Bowling Green
Mary Nolan
P. J. Olan
Max Peabody
Laine Peabody
Kid Colby
Margaret Fay
Robert Hoyt
W. J. Benson
Carl Schafer
Norwalk
Will Albright
Phillips
M. A. Anderson
Inlyria
R. F. Kenyon
R. & Barnes
Willard
K. S. Barnes
Kenyon
Tom Manning
Pie Plant Pole
Carl Edwards
Charles Campbell
Delia Hatchenburg
Irene Hahn
R. S. Barnes
Marion Hileen
L. E. Rumsey
New London
Harold Lathrope J
Wilma
Obertin
Dorothy | Knott Apent
Katherine Marks Ig
Geo, Schaefer
George
Ggner
Maikdale
Alexa 2Ogar
V Si Caine
Bille
Heatrival
Dorfman
Donald Meek
Georgette Carneak
Fifth Avenue
Harold Murray Biushes
Kent Cooper
Paul Whiteman
Lloyd Gibbons
San Francisco
Cobb
Welen Menken
Mi Naught Syndicate
Emtona
Will Till
Will Hall
Butler Road
Tmm
Sentor Rucketson
Birmingham High School
Iigh School
Lorain Theatre
Torothy Latteman
Florence Shafis
Joe Rozem
Julius Wkrehs
Harley Davidson
W. A. Wickline
Muth Fairchilds
Cleaners
Elyria Savir Cor
Court St
Jgs & Trust Bldg
Wakeman
K. D. Schramm
Tireen
Gar Mcttoberts
Grange Card Party
Grange Ward
Prises
Dun Squire
Charles Squire
John Brackley
Haward Berg
Iothamburg
Mary Peabody
Mary Justi
Edw. Berg
Mary Lounsbrough
Hwdna Knowles
Leo Hanlon
Francis Ward
Rene Stang
South Ridge
Frank Kreuger, Jr
Mary Davies
Neath
Wales
Robert Trockley
Albert King
Harry Gardner
Miss Heen Laux
Ellene
Mary Jean Croskey
Lake Avenue
Robert Burrell
Calvin
North Dakota
J. Kitchen
Adelbert Avenue
Burrell
New York City
J. F. Sturlan
Rocky River
Alfred Alten
Second St
Bries
Agrour Oa
Lawings
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