Elyria Society Man Builds Moss Rock Lodge in Michigan Woods
In a letter Judge A Webber writes of a vacation trip to Michigan woods near Mackinac Island. Perry Williams, former editor of The Chronicle Telegram, designed and built Moss Rock Lodge on North shore Sheppard's Bay. The two story Swiss type log house sits among tall pines. the author praises the craft, setting, and the restful retreat away from society. Local guests include Miss Thomas and the Thomas family. Elyria residents anticipate more visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle-Telegram
A. Webber
Bnow Island
Irs
Webber
Mackinge cd
Telen
Perry Williams
Young Ladies
Dad Williams
Miss
Sheppard’s Bay
Perry
A “Elton
Wildermecus
Riley
Thomas
Elyria
Moss Rock Lodge
Waiter Wurnonest Marries Jean Stewart at 10:50 Morning
Miss Jean Stewart of East Street and Waiter Wurnonest of Cleveland were united in marriage by Rev. W S Smith at 10:50 a m in the bride’s home on East Broad Street. Immediate relatives attended followed by a breakfast. The couple, after a brief trip to Niagara Falls, plan time at Cedar Park Beach and will reside in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waiter Wurnonest
Cleveland
Jean Stewart
East Street
Mar
W.S. Smith
East Broad Street
Wrage
H. Norton
Irg. Norton
Wurmest
Farewell Dinner Honors Opera Star Madame Schaller
Mrs Albert Terrsr hosted a farewell dinner at their new Garvin Avenue home for Madam Schaller the opera star visiting local friends. The house wore decorations and a table for ten. guests included Mrs M Dellefield Mrs Charles Jagcert Mrs Conrad Ernst and Mrs EF O Pallas. Mr Ernst spoke on the Chromatic Ac which pleased the guests as Madame Schaller prepared to depart for her home in Milinsis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Terrsr
Garvin Avenue
Schaller
A. Ill
M.dellefield
Charles Jagcert
Conrad
Ernst
EF. O. Pallas Dat
Igs
Cortessa
Ernst_ dag
Ernst Sa‘lafe
Madame Schaller
Milinsis
Wedding Shower Held for Miss Snyder Hostess for Forbes
Miss Snyder hosted a pre nuptial shower for Miss Forbes d114 Highland and Edwin 4s.to at their home last evening. Eleven friends attended as Ramien flowers and horse shoe decor filled the party with raffled gifts and verses. Ice cream cake was served with refreshments arranged in baskets and packages containing short verses added merriment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucr Forbes
Highland
Edwin
Nonth
Snyder
Division A Honors Mrs Stearns at Second Congregational
The ladies of Division A at Second Congregational Church were entertained by Mrs Cora Bemis and two helpers. A business session followed with a local hour and refreshments. Mrs Freeman Stearns, 912 Walnut Street is a member of the couple married sixty years. The division presented her with a bouquet for her anniversary. Next meeting set for September 1 at 142 Oak Street with Mrs Stearns and Mrs Shepard assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Divisinn A
Second Congregational Church
Cora Bemis
West St
C. E. Wilkrant
George Woodcock
Freeman Stearns
Watout Street
Mary Lounemouth
Oak Street
Ars. Stearns
Shepard
Roslesses
Federation of Ladies Aid Societies Discussed At Ely Meeting
Members of the Ladies Aid Society of St Pauls church discussed forming a Federation of Aid Societies within the Evangelical Church. Talks covered uniting Elyria and Lorain County societies with annual or semi annual meetings to be decided. The local group accepted an invitation to Cleveland Federated Ladies Aid Societies picnic on August 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of Clubs
Ladies Aid Society
St Paul’s Church
Federation of Aid Societies
Evangelical Church
Ladies Aid Societies
Ely- Tia
Lorain County
Cleveland Federated Ladies Aid Scteties
Federation Girls Meeting at Cascade Park With Corn Roast
The Federation Girls of the WC A plan a Tuesday evening gathering in Cascade Park. They will go to the park after work, meet at the playground, and enjoy a corn roast. Mrs George Johnson leads the event and has prepared a special program urging all members to attend.
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Federation Girls
Cascade Park
George Johnson
Missionary Society Advances Box Packing at St Pauls
The Mis s0Nary Society of St Pauls held a regular Wednesday meeting at the church with many members present. They continued filling a missionary box for India in cooperation with the Ladies Aid and church Circles, and a box has been filled for the Red Cross to be forwarded promptly.
Laurel Club Meeting Notes At Princeton Avenue
Mrs James Brandan hosted the Laurel Club yesterday afternoon for twelve members at her Princeton avenue home. High score was Trade by Mrs Ed Harr and second by Mrs Ror Thomslex. The next meeting is set for August 18 at Mrs Fred Tite’s Kaiser Court residence.
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James Brandan
Princeton Avenue
Laurel Club
Ed Harr
Ror Thomslex
Fred Tite
Kaiser Court
Dorcas Society Picnic At Craca Lutheran Church
Thirty four women attended the Dorcas Society picnic at Gien's Beach hosted by Craca Lutheran church members. They rode in a truck and in cars, spent the afternoon socially, and shared a basket supper at 7:19 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas Society
Craca Lutheran Church
Gien’s Beach
Five Hundred Club Plans Important Meeting
The Five Hundred Club will hold a regular meeting Monday afternoon at 2:50 at the home of Mrs. Thomas Folger, 418 Second Street. An annual business meeting will be conducted and members are urged to attend.
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Five Hundred Club
Thomas Folger
Second Street
Revelations of a Wife in a Private Crisis
Adele Garrison confronts personal turmoil as Dicky frets over Marion Warre and Lil Parkins in Sag Harbor. A drug store discussion leads to fears about Lil’s health while road trips reveal tensions with Marsden, the art editor, and a looming moral dilemma.
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Marion Warre
Marion
Dicky
Fag Harbor
Sag Harbor
Bridgehampton
Maries
Harry
Uncle Rober
Lil
Sivarin
Lillian
Tony
Poe
Li Lan
Marsden
Pennington
Grace Draper
Tonight and Tomorrow Event Schedule Highlight
Community events listed include a 7:30 p.m. Lezion roome service star event, a card party by the American Association for Recognition of Irish Republic with Mrs. J. Buswell at 150 Northrup street, a Bible School picnic at Cascada Tarn, an outing for St. Pauls Young People at 20k Point in Trog, and gatherings by Sons of Veterans, N of A Mayflower Camp, Cascade Park Congregational Church, Wilkins Hurst window display, Dander Baxter reunion at Rugsies Beach, Pythian Sisters annual picnic at Elyria Temple No. 294 Cedar Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association For Recognition
J. Buswell
Northrup Street
Elyria Temple
Cedar Point
Open House at Settlement House Wester Heights
Yesterday two to five o'clock Set tlement House Wester Heights held an open house for sixty eight children to display class work. Ethel Rosa Helen Blauveit Helen Cnér venka Ruth Andrews and Mrs Mae Friday led the sessions with child age appropriate crafts and sewing. Visitors praised Miss Gill and Miss Hanna for organizing and supervising the program.
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Wester Heights
Ethel Rosa
Helen Blauveit
Helen Cnérvenka
Ruth Andrews
Mae
Margaret Raidi
Olga MessaTes
Miss Gill
Aliss Hanna
Ladies Aid Society Hold Avon Beach Picnic
The Ladies Aid Society of St. John's Lutheran Church hosted a beach picnic at Avon Beach yesterday. About fifty people traveled by Wilson's truck to spend the day in visiting, games, races, and contests with several winners noted Mrs. Woost Wes won a peanut rambles, Mrs. Gatford guessed bean count, Mrs. Stroup won first in a Dutton contest, and Mrs. Schultz won in the ladies race.
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Ladies Aid Society
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Avon Beach
Mee. Woost Wes
Gatford
Stroup
Schultz
Dorcas Society Holds Lawn Meeting at Sugar Ridge
Seventeen members of the Dorcas Society of Grace Lutheran Church were driven to the home of Mrs William Krughman in Sugar Ridge for their regular meeting. They gathered on the lawn, conducted a brief business session, then spent the afternoon sewing followed by refreshments. Farry C Muhly of East River Street attended.
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Dorcas Society
Grace Lutheran Church
William Krughman
Sugar Ridge
Farry C Muhly
East River Street
St. Paul’s Church Council Marks Fiftieth Anniversary
The Church Council of St. Paul’s held a monthly meeting at the church to celebrate its fiftieth anniversary. The session followed by discussion on church activities and plans.
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ST. Paul's
Church Council of
St Pauls Church Celebrates Fiftieth Anniversary Plans
The article notes a pending fiftieth anniversary celebration for St. Pauls Church in September with the exact date undecided. It records a Fir-Tia Camp R.N.A. Sewing Club meeting at Mrs. Frank Wack's home, 311 Blaine Street, drawing many members. A tureen dinner preceded an afternoon of quilting.
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Fir- Tia Camp R.N. of A. Sewing Club
Frank Wack
Blaine Street
Special Meeting Called by the Columbia Club Tonight
The Columbia Club will hold a Special Meeting tonight in its club rooms. All members are requested to be present if possible due to the importance of the session.
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Columbia Club
Clab Rooms
Local residents return from trips and camps
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Ingwers of Ohio street were in Cleveland yesterday. Miss Geraldine Crospey of Sandusky returned home to Elyria after visiting. Mr. and Mrs. F T. Horan and family plan a water trip to Johnstown Pa. to visit his mother. Mrs. A C Corfman has returned from Bellefontaine. Miss Naomi Marsh came back from Lakewood to Elyria. Mrs. George GM and children returned from Ocean City N J. Conna Bell returned from the M C A Camp Brownhelm. Pp Loope who runs the Y M C A camp returned yesterday. DF S Basinger at Eastern Heights Boulevard returns from two weeks in Columbus Grove. Emil C Johnson and Edward Gigh spent an afternoon at the Hippodrome in Cleveland.
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Geraldine Crospey
Sandusky
Elyria
F-T. Horan
Fifth Street
Johnstown
Mr. Horan
Naomi Marsh
Lakewood
Conna Bell
Third Street
Brownhelm
Fy Loope
Thirteenth Street
YM. C. A
DF. S. Basinger
Eastern Heights
Boulevard
Columbus Grove
Emil C. Johnson
East Avenue
Edward Gigh
Chicago
Hippodrome
Cleveland
Local residents plan late summer vacations and visits
Mire Mary Slater of Oberia is described as very ill at Becks and may be nearing end. George Day and Myron Kinney depart for a several week vacation in Greenboro Vermont. George R. Allen and daughter Virginia and Henry Hancock drove to Lakeside for the weekend. Mrs Jenkins Edwards of Tenni Street visited daughter Mrs Donald Gemserer in Wadsworth and returned home. Dr He G Austin of Court Street takes a two week Michigan vacation returning around August twenty second. H B Webber of Canton and brother Judge A F Webber and wife returned home. Henry Benbower and son Edward of Eastern Leights Boulevard along with Fred Heldon and Ruth Anne leave tomorrow for Lakeside for ten days staying at the Atne Mary Ellen Inn.
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Jenkins Edwards
Tenti Street
Donald Gemserer
Wadsworth
He. G- Austin
Court Street
Michigan
Henry Benbower
Edward
Eastern
Leights Boulevard
Fred Heldon
Ruth Anne
East River Street
Lakeside
Atne Mary Ellen Inn
Fragmentary Notice from Cleveland Street Readers
Fragmented OCR reads like a personal reference or notice mentioning C. W. Daweca of Akre and J. D. Lickerivh of Cleveland Street. Text is garbled but indicates a local reading or meeting note with two named individuals and a street location.
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Elyria Society
PY Walliams
Innest—Stewart Riage
Anne Marie Schaller
Miss Forbes
Ells
Carthage
N. Y
Mabeler
R.N
W. Certhage
N.Y
Mysicians
Ted
Hes
MES. Stearns
Federation OF Societies
Ladies Aid
Lauckel Club
Dorcas
Adele Garrison
Peesmiste
Dicky Faust
Robert Savarin
Wats
William
Robert
Lezion
Bible School
Cascada Tarn
Sons of Veterans
G. Alr Hall
KR. N. of
A. Mayflower
Wurst Hall
Stturdar
Rugsies’ Beach
Ladies OF Lutheran Church
Avon
A. Sewing Club
C. H. Ingwers
Ohio Street
A. C. Corfman
Pars Avenue
Bellefontaine
Ohio
George GM
Park Avenue
Ocean City
New Jersey
Harry H. Smith Co
Mire
Mary” Slater
Oberia
Henry Rubi
Carlisle
Cever
Becks
George Day
Myron Kinney
Greenaboro
Vermont
George R. Allen
Virginia
Henry Hancock
H. B. Webber
Canton
A. Fi. Webber
Washington Avenue
Ueneeda
Armours
Zai
Holcomb
Mode
Tone Mars
Weiss
C. W. Daweca
Akreiting
J.D. Lickerivh
Clevelamd
Vestal
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