Community Club Activities Lap Elri a Busy Social Lineup
Numerous groups meet tonight and tomorrow at Elyria venues including the Social Club on Huron Street with Mrs John Jehle and members of Modern Woodmen of America Moose Lodge Ladies Avatllary F Q Pythian Sisters ULB 1 T Club and several church organizations. The schedule includes Cascade Park picnics for St Johns Lutheran St Pauls Circle events Grace Lutheran Young Peoples Society and Daughters of Scotia at Municipal Beach plus the Exchange and Rotary joint meeting and a tea hosted by Mrs Karl Reefy and Mrs Mayo Roe at a farmer’s home on Third Street with about eighty in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Social Club
John Jehle
Huron Street
Modern Woodmen of America
Moose Lodge
F. Q
St. John’s Lutheran
Cascade Park
St. Paul's
Elyria Commandery
Knights Templar
Church of Christ
Young People's Society of Grace
Lutheran Church
Daughters of Scotia Plone
Municipal Beach
Lorain
W. B.A
J. Boyd
North Ridge Road
Blue Jay Card Club
Marion Bemis
Garvin Avenue
Kiwants Club
North Elyria
Karl Reefy
Mayo Roe
M Roe
Farmers Home
Third Street
J. (. Sill
An O
Chicago
Marione Peace
Atlanta
Georgia
Ted
FP. Underwood
C. H. Price
F. Basinger
Cm, Terald
Young Ladies' Society
ST. John's Church
Young Ladies’ Society of
St John's Lutherandha
Laura Guthman
Mars
Grace Lutheran Lads Aid
Ladies’ Aid Society
Grace Lutheran Church
Sophia Thompson
East River Street
South Aide
Wm Krugman
East Avenue
Re. F. BE Caywood
Eretreat
Bilea
Audubon Bird Club Enjoys Bird Records
A crowded Audubon Bird Club meeting at the Lorain County Bank building featured canary and thrush duets, mockingbird songs, and native birds, with Victrola records provided by Kelley Day. Plans were made for a Cleveland Museum trip at the next September gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audubon Bird Club
Lorain County Bank
Kelley Day
Cleveland
Local Social Notes Include Guests, Ills, and Club Meetings
Mrs. Mary Bauer of Bath street suffers stroke last week. Mrs Walter Standen of Taft River street and Mr and Mrs Win Hutter of Furnace street hosted relatives. Fourteenth annual Hasac fam reunion set for August 15 at Old Homestead Parma Cuya hoga county. Numerous locals attend Beaver Park visits, hospital updates, and Ver milj|on area gatherings. Various guests and club activities fill the week in Lorain and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bauer
Bath Street
Walter Standen
Taft River Street
Win Hutter
Furnace Street
P Flask
Parma
Cuyahoga County
Arthur Trichas
Masine
Oxford Avenues
Beaver Park
George Theohalid
East River
J. Flow Ancs
Wan
Farm Implement Company
Jess
Vermilion Mroo
George VF
Fast River
Strane
Bert and Sons
Nko
East Erie Avenue
Mars Caanee
Mt. Verdon
Cand
Wee A Werk
John A. Miller
Wntwalk
Hast Avenue
Mrerence le Due
Cleveland
Linwood Park
Vermilion
West Bridge
Russel! Sweet
Oak Streets
Luella
Florence Jones
Henrietta
Frank St. Harmon Lodge
Walter Hinkle
Birthday Club
Mia. Gaylord Tucker
Organdy and Crepe Frock Styles for Little Sisters
The article describes three dresses for girls using organdy and crepe. The first features pale pink organdy with rose shading and a simple trim. The second dress shows a pale flesh tone with a unique yoke and sleeves. The third uses red and white check organdy with solid color trimming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose
Ceep Ted Co
Soree
Dres Ereup
Sur Rowea
Suit Skirt from Narrow Braid and Garden Fragrances
A fragmented article discusses fashion elements like a narrow braid suit skirt and perfumes drawn from roses violets and flowers. It notes regional tastes such as the Chinese disdain for freedom and a French publisher attempting a calendar for Celestials but failing due to green ink. The piece touches on cultivation of roses and other flowers and mentions various undefined people and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pytt
Street Frock Lines in Distinctive Style Debate
A fragment describes Street Frock with distinctive lines and mentions Komen and a legal practice before the U.S. Supreme Court in 197a, indicating a legal or fashion context in a partial clipping. The readable text centers on style and a notable court reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Komen
Supreme Court of the United States
Georges Spitzer to open big auraee at 10 Grafton Saturday
Georges Spitzer announces a major grand opening at 10 Grafton on Saturday August 12 with countywide promotions. The event opens with cooperation from Grafton merchants Bord Muntor Uo and local firms offering special values, an 8 pm program featuring A B Pease Henry Ford ideals, Prof Brown on manufacturing, moving pictures, a Grafton Orchestra, prizes, and dancing after. A London beauty culture expert cites annual beauty spending, and St Pauls Bible Class hosts an ice cream social Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georges Spitzer
Grafton
Henry Ford
A. B. Pease
Cleveland
Prof. Brown
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Huilt
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Isabel Hassey
Glendale Court
United Presbyterian Church
Exchange Club
Rotary Club
Exchange
Louisville
Kentucky
G. W. Dudderar
Womens Benefit
Women’s Benefit Association
Wurst
Hatirvoh
Riverview Park
Hannah Wik
Olga Sylva
the Park
Auiliary
ST. John Ausbary
John
Arcang
Chestnu Grove
Chestnut Grove
Associaton Owill
Aveust
Coun
ODD Fellows Lodge
Lorain County
Odd
Elyria Elks
Eli- Tia Ladie B. P.O. E
Ceadar Point
E. L., Whitney
E. L Blees
Ford Loomi
James Armitage
J. Loftus
Scott Hinman
FE. L. Cherry
C. J. Helfrich
Jake Shaffer
Charles Farrell
Ford Looms
B. Shubert
J. Lofras
Elyria
Elks
E. J. Whitney
Atlantic City
New Jersey
C. Paddock
Orlando Dovk
North Olmsted
George Gould
West College Street
Oberlin
Paddock
Fifteenth Battery
Stearns
Johnn
M and Daugs
Pattine Tha TY
Murieina
Phyilis Deve Tater Tso
A. L. Ditey
Winekles
Kirayvat Lorain
M. E. Church
Chane Bemain
Ninth Street
Knights of Pythian
Little Sister
Paris
Jersey
India
Mable Marsh
New York
Shopping News
London
Women's , Amateur Athletic Association of
Great Britain
St. Paul’s
Elyria Fur Shoppe
West Avenue
Chiroprari
C. H. Wilmot
D. C
Ladies and M. E. Church
Jenny Johnson
Buswell
East Market House
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