Coffee In Garden Of Nicholas Home Precedes Talk By Landscape Artist
Garden Club guests at Yew Tree Cottage in the Nicholas residence viewed the garden before hearing landscape architect William Pitkin of Cleveland speak on garden design. Pitkin urged clear plans, distinct form, scale, harmony with the house, careful use of evergreens, rock avoidance, and selective color to achieve distinction.
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Nicholas
Garden Club
Yew Tree Cottage
G. D. Nicholas
William Pitkin
Cleveland
B. B. Saunders
Gulf Farm
Carl Robinson
Lorain
Mr. Pitkin
Pitkin
Italy
North Shore Garden
Boston
Detroit
Pitking
Pitkins
Vas
Piano recital and social notices from Day's Music Store
A piano recital at Day's Music Store Studios presented by Miss Catherine Piandt features a program with Haydn Bach Mozart Ellmenreich and others performed with the Chamber Music Society. Also reports a Modern Bunco Club gathering at Mrs Phi Busch's home with a planned August meeting and a late summer social.
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Catherine Piandt
Arthur Gales
Chamber Music Society
Haydn
Barnby
Johann Chr
Bach
Kuhlau
Anna Magdalena
Mozart
Ellmenreich
le Coucou
Daquin
the Flatterer
Chamirade
Heller
Rosamunds
Schubert
Mrr Plandt
Giles
The
Church groups host farewell for Miss Mildred Smith
Tonight multiple church and fraternal groups hold events. Kings Daughters of Methodist church plans a farewell party for Miss Mildred Smith at the church with Mrs W L Bodine of East Avenue in the evening. United Presbyterian church Woman's Missionary Society meets at THI. Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary and David Nye Chapter Order of DeMolay confer initiatory degree. Clan Robertson Daughters of Scotland also listed.
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Kings Daughters of Methodist Church
Mildred Smith
Woman's Association of Pilgrim Church
W. L. Bodine
East Avenue
United Presbyterian Church Woman's Missionary Society
Sons of Union Veterans Auxilia Sny
Jory
David Nye
Order of DeMolay
Clan Robertson
Daughters of Scotland
Hospital Notes Admissions List With Names and Addresses
Admissions include James Beatie Ely 11a Hotel Robert Sharmills R D No 3 Harry Bogart 261 E Broad St Mrs Armin Schroeder 416 W Sth St Mrs Herman Telzerow 256 Spruce St Arthur Richards 708 Middle Ave Mrs George Frank Graf ton Agnes Ross 1205 Middle Ave Discharge Paul Johnson 136 Bellefield Harry Bogart 261 Broad Mrs Charles Plas baby girl La Grange
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James Beatie
Ely 11A
Robert Sharmills
R. D
Harry Bogart
E. Broad Street
Armin Schroeder
W. Sth
Herman Telzerow
Spruce Street
Arthur Richards
Middle Avenue
George Frank
Grafton
Agnes Ross
Paul Johnson
Bellefield
Broad
Charles Plas
la Grange
Auxiliary to Sons of Union Veterans Picnic Friday
Meetings of the Past Presidents will hold a picnic Friday afternoon at Crawford Grove on Indian Hollow road. In case of storm, contact Mrs. Charles Lent on Eleventh street for arrangements. The C E Society of the Second Congregational church will provide music for August Sunday services, relieving the regular choir.
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Auxiliary To
Sons of Union Veterans
Crawford Grove
Indian Hollow Road
Charles Lent
Eleventh Street
C. E Society
The
Second Congregational Church
Marcella Hayes to Be Presented in Piano Recital
Miss Marcella Hayes, age 19, will be presented by Mrs. Arthur E. Giles at a piano recital on Thursday, August 4 at eight o'clock. The program will be at the Second M. E. Church and is open to the public. The Spirituals Singers of the church and members of the Chamber Music Society will participate.
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Marcella Hayes
Arthur E. Giles
Evi Bing
M. E
M. E. Church
Chamber Music Society
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge Meeting Report
A fair attendance gathered for the St. Clair Rebekah Lodge meeting last evening at the I. C. C. F. hall. Routine business was conducted and the group will reconvene in two weeks.
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ST. Clair Rebekah Lodge
I. C. C. F. Hall
Various Local Social Visits and Travel Notes
Mr and Mrs Frank Todd and family of Sacramento visiting their parents on Fifth street. Miss Isabelle Byars of Oberlin visiting cousin Miss Ruth Pickett on Garvin avenue. John Eckler Larry Beach and Leo Buckholz returned from Camp Knoll Kentucky. Mrs Perkins Hartley of Adrian Michigan to be week end guests of Mrs Martha Refenning. Mrs E Edwards returns to Youngstown after a month with daughters. Mrs Shrubsole and Mrs Berrington visiting Elyria. Miss Elizabeth Rich returned from Ontario Canada. Charles Edwards and daughter Betty Rose visiting Mrs A D Harrison in Youngstown. Miss Lora Gillis leaves for Bradford Pennsylvania to visit friends. Kirkpatrick family leaving for New York City then Scotland. Arthur Harry and wife of 312 Columbia avenue welcomed a daughter born August third at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Mrs H R Redington and family from Pittsburgh visiting Charles Fell. Mrs E S Griffiths of Avon Lake and Mrs Charles F Burt of Cleveland visiting Elyria. Rev Armin Schroeder and wife welcomed a son at Elyria Memorial Hospital August third. Little Billy Fell returning home from Pittsburgh. June Sabiers of Amherst visiting George Hollingsworth and family.
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Frank Todd
Sacramento
California
L. R. Todd
Fifth Street
Isabelle Byars
Oberlin
Ruth Pickett
Garvin Avenue
John Eckler
Larry Beach
Leo Buckholz
Camp Knoll
Kentucky
Perkins Hartley
Adrian
Michigan
Martha Refenning
Third Street
E. Edwards
Youngstown
Alfred Shrubsole
Denison Avenue
G. L. Berrington
Lorain
C. W. Knapp
Marseilles Avenue
Ruth
Harriet Parker
Atlanta
Georgia
Elizabeth Rich
Ontario
Canada
Charles Edwards
Betty Rose
Tweeiffth Street
A. D. Harrison
Lora Gillis
Columbus Street
Bradford
Pennsylvania
Robert Kirkparick
New York City
Scotland
Arthur Harry
Columbia Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
H. R. Redington
Pittsburgh
Charles Fell
Washington Avenue
Griffiths
Avon Lake
Charles F. Burt
Cleveland
Elyria
Armin Schroeder
West Ninth Street
Little Billy Fell
Middle Avenue
June Sabiers
Amherst
George Hollingsworth
Elyrians to take part in Rotary district assembly
Elyria’s Rotary Club members Walter Kohn and James Thomas will attend the Mansfield host District Assembly on August 4 and 5. Elyria’s past leaders and other district officials like Roland White and Samuel Squire are listed for the event, highlighting Rotary International’s Crippled Child program and district activities. L. J. Bueche reports promotion and honors after training camp.
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Elyrians
Rotary Club
District Assembly
Rotary International
Elyria
Ohio
Roland L. White
Toledo Rotary Club
Mansfield Rotary Club
Walter 5. Kohn
Elyria Club
James Thomas
Daddy” Allen
International Society For Crippled Children
Samuel H. Squire
Lawrence Webber
West Ridge Historial Reunion of Districts 7 and 8
West Ridge Aug 4 district reunion at Mr and Mrs J H Penfound home drew about 75 guests. A lawn luncheon followed by a business meeting electing Creta Walker president Florence Hart vice president Lydia Squires secretary treasurer. Next year to be at Avon Lake. Attendees from Wellington Amherst Canton Cleveland Henrietta Penfield Elyria Carlisle Toledo Chardon Willoughby Lakewood and others.
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West Ridge
Carlisle Township
J. H Penfound
Oberlin Road
Creta Walker
Amherst
Florence Hart
Lydia Squires
Elyria
Avon Lake
Wellington
Canton
Cleveland
Henrietta
Penfield
Carlisle
Toledo
Chardon
Willoughby
Lakewood
Sunday Guests Visit Berea and Elyria Families
Capel of Berea hosted dinner and supper for Frank Schramm and family. Anna Cucker joined Charles Mahike and G W Harlem of Cleveland for dinners. William Wallhead of Elyria and Sylvester Asperger of Cleveland were guests of the Toths. James Renouard of Elyria visited C Williams and son Robert. R R Pallas and daughter Shirley of Elyria called on Albert Reese. Pauline Long of Kent State College was weekend guest of her mother Mary Long. A M Johnston and daughter Freda joined a Stone family reunion at Cascade, Rowley, and attended the John family event.
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R. R. Pallas
Shirley
Elynia
Albert Reese
Pauline Long
Kent State College
Mary Long
A. M. Johnston
Freda
Grandston
Cascade Son
Rowley
John
Nurse trainee Effie Voylesong to City Hospital Cleveland
Park, Sunday, Mr and Mrs Henry Voylesong and daughter Effie motored to Cleveland where Effie entered City Hospital for a six month nurses training course. She had completed a year at Elyria Memorial Hospital and will pursue an advanced course. Miss Sarah Tapper returned home after visiting friends in Pontiac. Miss Virginia Sippel returned from a week with her aunt Mrs Sherman Wurst in Elyria. Violet Rowley was entertained by Miss Mabel Hollis on the Ford road.
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Mabel Hollis
Ford Road
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