Grobe Schwind Nuptials Solemnized At Valley Forge
Olive Grobe daughter of Heart Grobe married Harold Schwind son of Mr and Mrs Schwind at National Memorial Washington Chapel Waller Forge Pennsylvania. Ceremony included Lohengrin chorus and Episcopal service. Attendant Miss Florence Schwind wore yellow. brides bouquet roses delphinium. Newlyweds plan to tour Canada then return by September first. Both graduates of Elvira High class of 1920. she teaches piano trained at Oberlin. he graduated Oberlin class of 1925 and works for F Zimmerman Co Cleveland.
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Olive Grobe
Heart Grobe
Sixth Street
Harold Schwind
J. Schwind
National Memorial Washington Chapel
Waller Forge
Pennsylvania
Florence Schwind
Dr. Burk
Zed
Valley Forge
Old Jefferson Inn
Schwind
New Epsland
Quebec
Canada
Elvrra High School
First Methodist Church
Oberlin Conservatory
Scbhlewind
Oberlin College
F. Zimmerman Co
Cleveland
Children Of Gates Home Enjoy Outing At Elyria Country Club
Twenty two children from Gates Home for Crippled Children were hosted by the Elyria Memorial Hospital Ladies Auxiliary at their annual outing the Elyria Country Club. A noontime picnic luncheon was served and in the afternoon the children enjoyed games and grounds attractions. Transportation and entertainment were provided by Auxiliary members listed among the attendees.
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Children of Gates
Elyria Country Club
Gates Home For
Ladies Auxiliary
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Itopia Club
R. B. Copas
East Avene
Utopia Club
Roth
Elyria
Garner
Sandusky
Homer Garford
Walter Standen
Emery Snellenburger
Leveland Street
Evening Community Events At Talbot Tonight
Tonight schedules include Masonic picnic at Crystal Beach Park starting 2 p.m. Buckeye Bunco Club meets at 245 Spruce Street at 7 30 p.m. Dames of Malta gather in OC Hall. First degree conferred at 7 p.m. Helping Hand Society hosts at 707 Temple Court with evening cards. Moose Club convenes at Moose Hall. Gracecourt Ladies Auxiliary 431 Eagles meets at Eagles Hall. Church of Christ Official Board meets at the church at 7 30 p.m.
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Buckeye Bunco Club
George Meyers
Spruce Street
The
Dames of Malta
0.C. F. Hall
Helping Hand Society
Frank Wack
Temple Court
Moose Club
Moose Hall
Gracecourt
Eagles
Eagles Hall
Board of
Church of Christ
B. I
Women and clubs gather in Elyria area events
Dozens of ladies from the Elsha Country Club meet for a noon luncheon and round robin golf while Rotary and club members in Elyria attend meetings. The LaPorte WCTU elects officers, and various groups plan picnics, bridge, and social gatherings, with notes on upcoming meetings and hostesses.
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Elsha ‘Country Club Golf Association
LOWES
Howard Barbour
Association
F. E. Colson
Corell Smith
Wesdar
Incheon
Lum Brook
Sandusky
Leo Smallwood
Rugglestach
Returned Missionary Visits Brother in Elyria
Missionary Reverend John L. Reeder, long serving in Chile and Patagonia, visits his brother in Elyria en route to California. He has received substantial support from Milan church. In Ohio, he also met Lakeside’s manager Mr Hoover during the visit.
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Elyria
John L. Reeder
Reeder
West Avenue
South Pasadena
California
John Reeder
Chile
South America
Patagonia
Straits of Magellan
Milan
Ohio
Mr. Hoover
Lakeside
Nabholtz guests extend visit after golf trip
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Nabholtz have been house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jay Miller of Gulf road during the past week. Nabholtz left for Dayton to participate in the golf match play Thursday with Johnny Farrell and others and will return to this city for a longer visit. Miss Bessie Metin of Cleveland and Mrs Lulu Gracer of Chicago were weekend guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Nabholtz
Roy Jay Miller
Gulf Road
Nabholtz
Dayton
Johnny Farrell
Bessie Metin
Cleveland
Lulu Gracer
Chicago
Illinois
Local notes on residents and travel in Elyria area
Mrs J E Woodruff and Mrs Ardelie Ernshaw improve after illness others visit relatives and attend events. Banquet plans at Amherst by Bee Keepers association. Delicate travel reports include trips to Sandusky Wakeman and Lakeside. Several couples vacation in Saginaw Valparaiso and New York while others return from trips to Cleveland Cape Cod and Vermilion.
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J. E. Woodruff
Fourth Street
Ardelie Ernshaw
Freemons Street
C. F. Kelsey
Bee Keepers’ Association
Amherst
Garner
Sandusky
R. B. Copas
East Avenue
Charles Brown
Elyria
M. W. Anderson
Lake Avenue
Wakeman
H. W. Merriman
Salt Lake
Ror Abbey
Charles C. Smith
la Porte
Pennsylvania
New York
H.C. Mekly
Grace Lutheran Church
Valparaiso University
Valparaiso
Indiana
Charles Smith
Margaret
H. W. Maddock
Joyce
Cleveland
Ars
Fred R. Ingersoll
Dorothy
Fifth Street
Saginaw
Michigan
Cora S. Smith
Frank Snook
Lakeside
Ohio
Barker Cottage
Lake Front
Mick Alerock
Washington
George Able
Cleveland Indians
Robert Rendall
Spring Val‘Ter
Agnes Halderman
Jack Stander
Stander
Albert Penny
Edward
Mildred
Middletown
Albert Packard
East Fourth Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Marjorie Standen
Middle Avenue
Robert Standen
Idyl Weide
W. J. Bevins
Andover
Massachusetts
F. A. Smythe
Washington Avenue
Charles Carpenter
Cleveland Street
Vermilion-On-The- Lake
B. Gillis
Boston
Cape Cod
George Johnson
West Avenue
Browand Reunion Sets Town Hall Gathering
Will Auble hosted a dinner for Will Auble and guests including the Lodi family. The Browand reunion met at the town hall last Saturday. Howard Shick drove to Urban Ohio with relatives. Clarence Dayne and daughter Teresa and Mrs Jack Sharp visited Elyria Tuesday. Rev L J Quade and Isa Miller took a group on Sunday for a trip with many members.
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L. 3
Quade
Isa Miller
Epworth League at Lakeside Weeklong Visit
Epworth League to spend the week at Lakeside. Many local families hosted guests from Litchfield Wellington Cleveland and Elyria. Residents report extended visits, anniversaries, and summer plans as groups travel to Lakeside and nearby homes for vacation and social gatherings.
Wellington area notes and social rounds
Mrs. George Myers and Mrs. Frank Redman spent Thursday in Wellington with friends and rela Mr. and Mrs. Deforest Garberich of Wadsworth were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Parent. Lionel Breyley is having his new barn painted. William Brerley recovers from motorcycle spill. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Oller and daughter Lucile, and Mr. and Mrs. John Betz of Medina, visited J. A. Simon family. Lois Thornton of Wellington visits grandmother Anna Bert. Mrs. Wood of Wadsworth and Mrs. Burdett of Sharon met with River Corners Ladies Aid for Women’s Foreign Missionary Society work. Orrion Thompson busy with two freshing outfits. Charles Walters resigns from A C Y railroad. W C T U regular meeting held at Anna Shaw’s. eight members attended. Alvin Gallentine confined by blood poison. Elderly Go Getters M E Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. Lillie Firestone. sewing session. Marvin Ingraham finds missing automobile after two days. traveled 490 miles and sustained light damage.
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George Myers
Frank Redman
Wellington
Deforest Garberich
Wadsworth
Charles Parent
Lionel Breyley
William Brerley
C. D. Oller
Lucile
John Betz
Medina
J. A. Simon
Lois Thornton
Anna Bert
Wood
Burdett
Sharon
River Corners
Aid
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Orrion Thompson
M. E. Ladies’ Aid
Lillie Firestone
Marvin Ingraham
Homerville
Irish Elk Skeleton Dug Up Near Dublin
Berkeley, Calif. recounts a humorous note on the Irish Elk from Julius Caesar describing its plight without joints in the legs. The tale explains how the extinct creature would have trouble lying down or getting up, and how it slept by leaning against a tree trunk.
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Dublin
California
Berkeley
Calif
Julius Caesar
Strange Creature and Elk Skeleton At UC Paleontology Museum
Julius Caesar described eerie stiff legged beasts in erernian forests and natives captured them by felling trees. A skeleton of an extinct Irish Elk was added to UC Berkeley's paleontology museum, with authorities linking the Irish elk to the creature Caesar referenced. The Dublin peat bog specimen was sent to the University of California, per Prof. W P Matthew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lin
Caesar
Paleontology Museum
University of California
Julius Caesar
Dublin
Ireland
W. P. Matthew
Dowager Duchess Lectures Two Hours Standing
In Rambouillet France the Duchess of Uzes aged two by title yet famed as an eager speaker held a two hour discourse in Paris on hunting to hounds. Though still mistress of hounds she is less active in hunts but continues writing on hunting and broad interests including suffrage and the arts.
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Rambouiluet
France
Uzes
Quentin
Paris
Bonpeiles-Rambouillet
Chicago Sets Plan for $25 Million World’s Tallest Hotel
Old Chicago reports a prominent society scheme to build a $25,000,000 hotel. The project envisions the tallest, largest, and most luxurious hostelry in the world, centered around the Potter Palmer mansion in a bid to redefine luxury hospitality.
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Chicago
Cassle
Potter Palmer
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J. L. Edwards
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Lizzie Shepard
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Ava Pickin
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Flower Mission
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S. H. Strickle
Penis City
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Grafton Road
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Ethel Zilch
Frank van Wagnen
Sixteenth Street
Rober Kneisel
William Kneisel
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Kneisel
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White Plains
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St. Paul’s Evangelical Church
Ernest March
William Stuntz
Albert Pallas
Adama Mires
Birthday Club
George Martin
John Komseskie
John Pekras
Home For the Aged
Ther
Betsy
Biggs
Euclid Beach
Spring Valley Country Club
Ladies Golf Association
Spring Valley Courts Club
Zella Showell
Lakewood
F. W. Hartman
R. ¥.Wilson
BR. V. Falls
B.S. Miller
Spring Valley
Lorain Country Club
BANCO
Selah Lahborie
Westaventa
Lillian Smith
Esther Herrick
Gladys Radebaugh
Margaret Robb
Gertrude Presings
Luella Smith
Irene Dean
Luelia Smith
Robert Kneisel
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O. Clair A. Harris
Alice E. Emsheimer
Lorgia
Eliriea
Circle J. Ritchie
Fand Bear
Billy Sedoti
Belleview
Jean Rechart
Cornell Avenus
Harold Hardy
Missionary Society OF
Broad St
Seyary
Spencer
Charis
the Johnston Gift Shop
Second St
Dorothy Chester
Albany
W York
Clarence Dague
Jack Sharp
Crystal Beach
Leon White
E. R. Howes
Little Junior Root
Ernest Jefferies
Phyllis
Elmer Firestone
Jefferies
Margaret Moore
Kate Moffert
Martin Kroch
Jay Mantz
Bucyrus
Roy Franklin
Clarence Thornton
J. A. Gariss
Anna Betz
Lois
Doris Ziegler
Mildred Fuller
Evelyn Fuller
Wilfur Fuller
Maud Hendricks
Arleigh Broward
Haro Ld Bouman
Clyde Horst
Pennsylvenia
A. N. Brevier
Litchfield
Clarence Wallington
Esther Bower
Wil Brightbti
Elyria and Lorain Window Cleaning Co
Langberg and
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Elyris Block
Chas. Wynn
West River Street
the Brown Company Printers—Paper Merchants
LEE Whitney Company
Glade Thomas
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