Community clubs and society notices abound
A busy society page lists Monday meetings for Wampa Club with Vin cent Cootricd on Nichols court Gobniel Club with Mrs Brown on Cedar street and 7 Buble-Dee Club with Katherine Arnold on Ninth street Several lodges and societies including the Brotherhood of American Yao quén Women’s Home Club and the Knights of Columbus meet at various halls Mrs Mary Ingersoll hosts the Literary Club on Middle Avenue with gifts and plans for a clubhouse and a future benefit party Miss Madeline de Voorhees reviews books and Miss Maxine Lucas shares vacation tales Church of Christ at 20t and Chapel hosts services with music and a navigation talk by Miss Dad Williams and Mrs Caral Wood Weekly church events include Bible school junior church and a Young People Society gathering Plans for the Western Automatic Machine Bcrew company annual picnic on August 15 at Crystal Beach are outlined with committees and a ball game feature Coach and leaders named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wampa Club
Vincent Cootricd
Nichols Court
Gobniel Club
Mrs. Brown
Cedar Street
Buble-Dee Club
Katherine Arnold
Ninth Street
Sweeney
George Strast
Brotherhood of American Yaoquén
Woman's Home Club
J. W. Wilcx
South Logan Attach
Nights of
Columbus
K. of C. Hall
Mary Ingersoll
Mmembers
Literary Club
Bowtie
Middle Avenue
Henry Ingersoll Jr
Dad Williams
Caral Wood
Harry Crandall
Harbour
Madeline de Voorhees
Cleveland
Maxine Lucas
Church of Christ
Chapel Streets
Church Quartet
Willama
Coma
Matthews
Rodgers
Martin Lottow
Bible School
Christian Endeavor Society
Iva Oliver
de Ette Wilson
Christ
Mixed social events and church notices in Sandusky area
A Brid ge party shower honored Mrs. H J Bowden of Sandusky with prizes for Mrs Ruth Swint and Mrs Edith Colvin. Church services feature Don R Falkenberg of Columbus, with Mrs Falkenberg singing and a Bible school study on Paul. Royal Neighbors plan a Cascade Park picnic on Aug 12 with a tureen dinner. Hospital notes list multiple admissions and discharges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brower
H. J. Bowden
Carl Hobert
Stanford Avenue
Sandusky
Ruth Swint
Edith Colvin
United Presbyterian Church
Don R. Falkenberg
Columbus
Royal Neighbors
Woodman Hall
Royal Neighbors of America
Cascade Park
Local Couples Plan Travel and Visits Across States
Personal notices show Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hobert travelling to Grand Rapids with Mrs. John Horm and two children Letty and Jack, visiting Elyria friends. Dr. and Mrs. Hoke depart for two weeks in Cincinnati to see relatives before continuing. Several Elyria residents visit others in Columbus Detroit Cleveland Medina and Chicago with family reunions and visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Hobert
Stanford
Grand Rapids
Michigan
John Hormback
Letty
Jack
Elyria
Hoke
Stanford Avenue
Cincinnati
Harold van Arsdale
Chicago
B. H. Russel
A. J. Beal
Donald
Charles Sorensen
Myron Beal
Waterbury
Connecticut
Wooster
Delfield
Charles Adams
Gertrude
Helen
Columbus
George Martin
James Elemes
Lod Street
Marjory Pemberthy
Mansfield
Ohio
Cleveland Road
Wessie Zerring
Ruth
Mary Zerring
Corella
Mary Wood
East Avenue
F. R. Goodman
Cleveland
Norwalk
L. A. Blackmur
Philadelphia
Carl Brown
Helen Burkenmyre
Smithville
Harry Schwind
Harold Schwind
W. T. Duffy
T. A. Conway
Pennsylvania
New York
Local residents host visitors and travel in Elyria area
Rev and Mrs Walter Knight of Holopaw Florida visit J Hartman Crumley at 312 Cornell Ave Rev Knight to preach at First Baptist. Prof Roy Foley and wife stay with Foley’s mother Mrs M W Foley in Earl Court. numerous friends family travel and guests arrive for funerals and visits including Miss Marie Lange and Miss Julia Jackson others travel to Winona Lake Indiana and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Knight
Holopaw
Florida
J. Hartman Crumley
Cornell Avenue
Knight
First Baptist Church
Marie Neighbour
Leo Youngless
Columbus Street
Elyria Clinic
Roy W. Foley
Hamilton
New York
Elyria
Norris Schofield
J. W. Dickinson
Cleveland
Bernard Wixseboxse
Lakewood
Cona Bell
Fashions Dressing A La Carte Only By The Know
Paris fashion writers warn that dressing a la carte is risky for the masses who opt for ready made. Designers finish their 1931 1932 style menu in the kitchen and will unveil a full winter collection in coming weeks with home town and sport choices, and luxe evening wear to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Color schemes discussed for design options
The text notes permitted color ideas for a design style and suggests buck red with combined beige as a new and real choice. It mentions blue foxes and a cautious approach to mixing elements, emphasizing what to take and what to leave.
Children and Birds Fascination Sparks Help for Birds
Kids take interest in birds by offering shelter flowers and a bird bath. A simple, warm project for any yard or garden. The text suggests children and birds both benefit from friendly, easy provisions.
Edible Bird's Nest Described as Valuable Fod Product
The nest of the selangine is valuable as fod. It is used as a dencary by the Chinese. It has the shape and size of a half tea cup and is attached to rock in the interior of a age. It appears fibrous gelatin and is composed of a mucilaginous substance secreted by special glands.
Chimney Shape Affects Smoke Flow Says Agency
The bureau of agricultural engineering notes that both round and square chimneys work, with round preferred. A straight chimney with strong draft sends smoke straight upward, while obstructions or light drafts cause spiral ascent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Agricultural Engineering
Old fashioned barn dance at Nuhn's Barn
Weekly Saturday night barn dance hosted at Nuhn's Barn on La Grange Road promising traditional music and dancing in a community event setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuhn’s
Lagrange Rd
Isolated Island Group Tristan da Cunha Noted in Report
The report describes Tristan da Cunha as part of a trio of islands in the South Atlantic, two of which are uninhabited named Nightingale and Inaccessible. It notes the group as perhaps the most isolated on earth and mentions the Vocus of Keeling in the Indian Ocean with twenty islands, some with inhabitants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tristan da Cunha
South Atlantic
Nightingale
Inaccessible
Keeling
Indian Ocean
Plant diversity cited with Darwin note
The article notes about 200 000 plant types worldwide and mentions Darwin recorded finding 20 flowering species in a small three by four foot patch of turf in Guar Logie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darwin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Martin Lotzow
Western Automatic Machine Bcrew Company
Crystal Beach
A. B. Cochrane
F. H. Bryant
A. Hiscox
B. C. Franken
Don Bryant
Transportation
M. Ehrke
John Bowmen
Nina Hitsman
Presidents Club
Lake Avenue
Paet Presidents’ Association of Auxiliary
Sons of Union Veterans
Lorena Handbey
Edison
Wag
Ian
Lars
Bath Street
Rolle
G. Shaw
Conna Bell
Miss Bell
Ralph Shaw
Middletown
Conn
Walther
Walther League
Lake Road
St. John's Y. P. S
Berea
Amherst
Grace
St. John’s
St. John's School
Third Street
Charles Crehore
Elyria Men's Glass
Elyria Men's
Rivoli Theater
Fowler
John Eckler
Florence Wolf
Alferd Damm
Anna Stolzenburg
Midway Tavern
Alfred Damm
Sadie Hornung
Good Will Bridge Club
Cottage ON
Lake
M. E. Epworth League
Helen Upp
Methodist Epworth League
West
Fourth Street
Katherine Fisk
Virgil Jump
M. E
lai \Grange
First Methodist Church
Campbell's Pars
P. K. Clark Road
Philip Stock
350Th Street
William Wooden
West Broad
David Mayers
Longfellow
Wayne Lint
Akron
Harold Rush
Hayerville
Sophia Haren
Conneaut
Donata
Charles Koerber
Graton
Denis Perk
Huron County
Martin Palm
Boia
Stanley Buchanan
Linefor
Atlen
Warry Jackson
Tony Caemel
James C
Scott
Council
Smart Parisienne
Lucien Lelong
Henke Beauty Shor
St. Regis
Kodak Films
Colgate
Hess&hess
East Broad Street
the Drug Store
the Hospital
Minna Gompbel
Minna
Greater Elyria
King Solomon Lodge
Clarence S. Nash
Burton Lodge No
J. J. Parks
W. M
Nestle Lemures
Baker's Hatchery
Lake Ave
Carter's
HI Hats
Millhollow Gardens
Milhollow Hill
Picole Grounds
Court Street
John J. Kolopos
Glade Thomas
Elyria Block
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