Summer Stay-at-Home Camp closes with varied program
YWCA hosts final Stay-at-Home Camp period with two student plays And So It Happens and Excitement in Camp directed by Roma Bader. A six-dance program from diverse groups follows led by Henrietta Tiffin. Craft displays by Rosadell Rhodes Maxine Smith Ruth Wilcox and Elizabeth Brown, a Kodakery exhibit, a Birth of a Nation pantomime by Wanderers, and a jacks tournament prize. About 75 registrations logged with plans for Century Park and Cascade outings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roma Bader
Nanrine
Henrietta Tiffin
Royenacka
Cracoviac
Rosadell Rhodes
Maxine Smith
Ruth Wilcox
H. M. Metcalf
Elizabeth Brown
Kodakery
Wanderers
Evelyn Brillhart
Century Park
Lorain
Cascade
Garden party and political talks at Elyria women club
Calendar items list events tonight in Elyria including a garden party and tureen supper for members and guests at the Elyria Democrat Women's Club, followed by talks by political candidates. Other groups meet across town including L C B A Phi Kappa Sorority Golden Glow Club Sewelety Club and more with various venues and hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Democrat Women’s Club
Woman’s Club
Phi Kappa Sorority
Golden Glow Club
Ely Woods
Sewelety Club
Pat Molosky
East Avenue
Woodworth
K. of C. Hall
David J. Nye
Order of DeMolay
Daughters of Scotland
Clan Robertson No
W. F. W. Hall
Upton
Morgan Avenue
C. EB
Eagles
Derek
Belle Field Avenue
Holy Name Society party at Holy Cross church
Holy Name Society of Holy Cross church hosted a party last night at The Hedges. Dancing and live orchestra directed by Mr Brosky of Lorain provided entertainment for about fifty attendees. Arrangements were led by Thomas Kowalewski Stanley Sieminski Chester Niegowski Joseph Tonaszewski and Anthony Sniezek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Name Society of Holy Cross Church
Hedges
Mr. Brosky
Lorain
Thomas Kowalewski
Stanley Sieminski
Chester Niegowski
Joseph Tonaszewski
Anthony Sniezek
Birthday Surprise for Mrs Hadaway at Schramm Road Stable
Mrs Fred Lang hosted yesterday afternoon at Schramm Road for Mrs Walter Hadaway’s birthday. Guests included Mrs Leroy Fridenstine, Mrs Albert Fridenstine, Mrs John Lent, Mrs Edith Gaston, and Thelma and Crestal McDonald. A guest prize was presented to Mrs Hadaway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Lang
Schramm Road
Walter Hadaway
Leroy Fridenstine
Albert Fridenstine
John Lent
Edith Gaston
Thelma
Crestal McDonald
Hadaway
Newly Organized Junior Order Installs Elyria Council Officers
The Junior Order United American Mechanics established Elyria Council No. 406 on July 30 in Wurst Hat. Officers installed include James A. Wells councilor and Donald Smith recording secretary, with eight district councils represented and E H Babcock conducting the installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United American Mechanics Council
Elyria
J Ryan
N. Straw
William Gehrke
Edward Morris
Inside Sentinel
Paul Heyslinger
Outside Sentinel
R. Rockwood
C. Dumas
F. DB. Wells
State Council
E. H. Babcock
F. B. Welle
R. A. Pollock
Order of United American Mechanics
W R C Tureen Supper Hosts and Notable Guests
Mrs Adam Opter and Lake Avenue hosted 49 members of the Women’s Relief Corps for a Wednesday afternoon and evening of contests readings and a 5 o clock tureen supper on the lawn. Prizes included vegetable boxes for Mrs Emogene Burt and Mrs Cora Clifford. Reading Pockets by Mrs Helen Hubbard drew amusement. Florence Terry thanked the hosts presenting a bouquet. Separate gathering at Mrs Hastings Jefferson Apts honored Dolores Hastings bound for St John’s Nursing Cleveland. Runco provided diversion high score to Miss Genevieve Elins shire Avon and consolation to Miss Elsie Shapiro. Gifts presented by guests of the Hastings party. Luncheon followed at small tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Opter
Lake Avenue
Women's Relief Corps
Emogene Burt
Cora Clifford
Helen Hubbard
Mary Abbey
Florence Terry
Opter
Thomas Hastings
Edward McCoy
Lakewood
Jefferson Apts
Dolores Hastings
Cleveland
St. John's School of Nursing
Runco
Genevieve Elinsshire
Avon
Elsie Shapiro
Miss Hastings
Mesdames Harry Pounds
Party At Marsh Cottage Hosts Noted Guests In Lorain
Wayne Garland and his Cherker Board orchestra led a social at Hobart Marsh cottage in Lorain last night with games and a wiener toast. Guests included Jun ior Flavini Pete Vic Nonaid James Tite Robert Davie Donald Marsh Wayne Garland plus Mr and Mrs Karl Kalinski and family. A Miss Katherine Halpin won a prize in contests. Miss Alleen Fiedler hosted on Fremon street with red and white color motif and plans were announced for an outdoor meeting in Elywood next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsh Cottage
Wayne Garland
Cherker Board
Hobart Marsh
Lorain
Junior Flavini
Bull Lerseh
Pete Vic Nonaid
James Tite
Robert Davie
Donald Marsh
Karl Kalinski
Virs
A Garland
Andrey
R. Gala Cinh
Wises Nth Byers
Alleen Fiedler
Fremon Street
Katherine Halpin
Elywood
Study Club Picnics 16 Members at Vermilion on the Lake
Sixteen members and husbands of the Study Club enjoyed a picnic at Vermilion-on-the-Lake. Boating and bathing filled the evening as members announced they will not resume study activities until October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Study Club
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Personal notices from Elyria area residents
A long list of local individuals and families is noted for births, illnesses, travel, and visits. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Geitgey and son Harold. Mr. and Mrs. John Braeudigan. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Roffe. Reverend Rolfe. H. C. Barlow. J. P Brooks. Frank Page. Jennie Cook. Ed Malterer. Karl Funk. Jayne Marilyn Manre. Grover Agore. Mrs. Frank Higgie. Helen Ryan. Wilton Berger. Katheryn Nivus. Ronald Hamilton. Tatd Brehm. Herman Nivus. Harry West. George Pope. Charles. Mrs. T. A Ball. Mrs. W. N. Stoney. Mrs. H. W. Dawes. Mrs. Ralph Will. Mrs. Frank Wellintnck. TL Whidden. Rezek. Johnnie Malters. Thomas Saville. Clarence Parker. Reverend and Mrs. Karl Meister and Herbert Meister. Dionne quintuplets sighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin Geitgey
Harold
Ninth Street
Michigan
John Braeudigan
Oxford Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Herbert Wilson
Boston Avenue
Stony Lake
Ontario
Canada
Edward Roffe
Thelma Mole
Laos
Indo-China
E. A. Horace
East Broad Street
Rofffe
Liorace
Rolfe
Grafton Methodist Church
H. C. Barlow
Ohio Street
J. P Brooks
Third Street
Fairmont Hotel
Fairmont
West Virginia
Frank Page
Lake Avenue
Jennie Cook
Henrietta
Ed Malterer
Karl Funk
Bellavenne
Fort Benjamin Harrison
John
Jayne Marilyn Manre
Grover Agore
Parma
Frank Snook
Frank Higgie
Helen Ryan
Cleveland
Wilton Berger
Kew Gardens
Long Island
New York
Katheryn Nivus
Ronald Hamilton
Monroe Street
Tatd Brehm
Detroit
Herman Nivus
Eastern Heights Rivd
Harry West
Daugghter
Ferndale
George Pope
Coveland
Pater Charles
Maternity Hospital
Meseland
Pope
I A Pope
Selander
Mins
Eastern Heights Blvd
Bradford
Penn
W.N Stoney
Jan Scott
Lincoln
Wiehian
H.W. Dawes
Frank Wellintnck
St Peteycare
Florida
Ian
TL Whidden Af Fastern Wiehts Boulevard
Cleveland Osella of Art
New York City
Scythia
Europe
Circle Rezek
Johnnie Malters
Thomas Saville
Citizens Military
Indiana
Rezek
Malters
Clarence Parker
Parker
Karley Meister
Herbert Meister
Blind River
Cailandar
Hospital Admissions And Discharges Noted In Lorain
Hospital admissions list Mrs Ronald Hamilton 124 Monrose street and Mrs Roland Hist 118 Williams street. Discharges include Arthur Klepko 34 Sinth street Jack Freese 37 East Bridge street David Battie 705 Clark street Joyce Maddox 1219 Lake Avenue Mary Tobicash 619 West Fifteenth street and Mrs Maurice Gold and baby born Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Hamilton
Monrose Street
Roland Hist
Williams Street
Arthur Klepko
Sinth Street
Jack Freese
East Bridge Street
David Beattie
Clark Street
Joyce Maddox
Lake Avenue
Mary Tobicash
West Fifteenth Street
Maurice Gold
Baby Bor
Lorain
Birthday Surprise for Miss El Nora Hamer at Glenwood Home
A delightful surprise party was held at 222 Glenwood Street on Tuesday evening for Miss El Nora Hamer celebrating her sixteenth birthday. Twenty guests attended with various games and refreshments served later, and she received many nice gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elnora Hammer
Glenwood Street
Hamer
Picnic At Park With Circle 1 At St Paul’s Church
Twenty members of Circle 1 at St Paul’s Church and their families gathered yesterday at the park for a noon picnic. After dinner they enjoyed sports and swimming and a short hour of entertainment. Mrs Fred Court invited Circle members to meet with her for a regular session in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle 1
St. Paul's Church
Fred
Alzust
Ladies Sponsor Dance at American Legion Home
Ladies of GA Ryfeld sponsor annual dance, Captain P. D. Reefy Circle presides. Large crowd enjoys Conk's orchestra and thanks rammates Mrs. Hitsman, Mrs. Wilset, Mrs. Hill, and Mrs. Goodman. Belleville residents attend free outdoor movies in a vacant lot, as local merchants provide screenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. D. Reefy
Ry Feld
Conk
Frank Hitsman
Dora Wilset
Edith Hills
Louise Goodman
Belleville
Wis
Pythians Picnic at Crystal Beach Sunday
Lorain County Pythian Association and Pythian Sisters plan an August 4 outing at Crystal Beach. The event will start around 12:30 with entertainment, games, and a 5:30 6:00 picnic followed by a ball game between Woodland and Holman Lodges. The program features many contests and races for all ages, with badges issued at arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Pythian Association
Pythian Sisters
Crystal Beach
Woodland
Holman
Amherst
Press For Action On Watershed Project In Ohio
Backers of the Sinora Sandusky Watershed conservancy plan prepare to dispatch a Washington delegation to press federal review of the 40.9 million project. Attorney Louis Adams and Cleveland relief coordinator Benedict Crowell will lead the effort after site visits to 10 proposed dams benefiting 17 central Ohio counties from Fremont to Portsmouth. An aerial survey accompanied the review as federal recovery agencies coordinate aims and financing, with state cost sharing eyed. Radio telephone charges between Japan and Dublin set at 35 dollars for three minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Sinora-Sandusky
Ohio
Fremont
Portsmouth
Crowell
Campaign Against Traffic Violators In Full Swing
Lorain County deputies continue the crackdown on traffic violators with four more motorists fined in Justice Courts. S. A. Lengel of Elyria paid $10 for speeding on Route 59. James Ohliger of Cleveland $10 for speeding on Lake Road. Morris Rasior of Lorain pleaded not guilty to improper lighting and was released on a $50 bond with trial set for August 7. John Porinchok of Lakewood fined $10 for speeding on Route 58.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Sheriff's Department
S. A
Lengel
Elyria
Joe Petta
Chalmers Davidson
James Ohliger
West A6th
Cleveland
Petra
Lake Road
Clarence W Dick
Pawl Chapman
Morris Rasior
Twelfth Street
Lorain
Petro
Rasior
Ed Monroe
Rasler
John Porinchok
Nowy
Lakewood
Gunty Home
Jrustice
Preston
U.S. Plans To Lend 95 Million For Rural Utilities
Washington reports the government plans to lend private utility firms 95 million dollars to supply cheap electricity to about 352 thousand farm families. Dated Aug 1, the plan, announced by Morris L. Cooke, aims to finance 8480 miles of new wire and install services for 351,900 customers at a total government investment of 113.683 million, with initial farmer costs around 124.564 million for appliances, wiring, and service extensions. The effort may also back purchase of electric ranges, heaters, and pumps via a new agency allied to the Electric Farm Home Authority and TVA cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Morris L. Cooke
Cooke
Electric Farm Home Authority
TVA
Prepare To Repair Flooded Highways
Federal and state relief agencies prepared to repair roads damaged by Sunday floods in southern Ohio. About $12,090 was expected to be spent in Fairfield County to repair bridges and culverts washed out by high waters. The State Relief Administration cooperated with county relief authorities in carrying out the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Agencie
Ohio
Fairfield County
State Relief Administration
Damaged Bridges May Be Repaired Under PWA Plan
A note on the FERA program indicates bridges could receive more permanent repairs under the PWA after temporary adjustments. The Cream Sovial event at Cherry Noll Farms Tele Graph Rd Price Aug 2 is linked to Ridge Churely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FERA
PWA
Cherry Noll Farms
Telegraph Rd
Price
Ridge Churely
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iLicenses
Paul Martin Speigle
Cuyahoga Falls
Herma Dugovich
Holy Name Society
Kellogg’s
Kellogg
Battle Creek
W.R.C. Tureen
Virginia Wyle
Virginia Hanson
Style Creators
Chicago
Birkline
Gertrude Beauty
Clark St
Pythians
Press For Action
Japan
Dublin
U.S
Wainwright
Paul Wainwright
Courtland Street
Axminster
Welsh Curtain & Rug Shop
W. Bridge ST
Turkey
Brookhouser
Middle Ave
Castle's
Stee
Maurice Oil
Revita
Lerscn Beauty Shoppe
John Lersch
P. V
Bisquick
Nhs
iSwan
Richelieu
Ley
London
Alaska
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