Third Annual Abe of the Wooeman at Cros s Death
Rain did not dampen Elyria’s crowd for the third annual Abe of the Woman of Lerata event at Cros s Death. An athletic program featured seventeen events plus bathing boating and dancing with races won by local youths and visiting competitors. Robert Thomas of Cleveland captured the greased pig chase. numerous Elyrians medaled in races including Smith Shinrock Bailey and Kindle with wins by Fredics Carter Nussel Fosener and others. ladies’ contests and a greased pig finish highlighted the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Abe
Lerata
Eric
Bam
Seta
Robert Thomas
Cleveland
Elyrians
Low
Pkey Smith
Shinrock
Leofalle
Lorain
Firl
Néis Bailey
Norwalk
Na Whitehill
Westerth
Will Fredics
Jack
Frl
Y Carter
Amherst
Paul Nussel
Howard Fosener
Firner Smith
Night Blooming Flower Delights Elyria Witnesses
Nearby residents report a rare night blooming plant near South Amherst that opens around 6 PM and fully blooms by midnight. The event drew relatives and friends including Thelma Louise Frederick and James Edmond Chiles, with plans for a Jacksonville wedding and Florida trip after.
Wo Benefit Association Meeting in Wurst Discusses Lorain November
Five members attended the Wo Benefit Association meeting in Wurst last night. The charter was drafted for two deceased members including Mrs. Charles Marsh and Mrs. Tabor was initiated. Plans were discussed for a ratification in Lorain Roma November. The next meeting is Tuesday, August 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wo- Benefit Association
Wurst
Charles Marsh
Tabor
Lorain
Roma
Mendship Club Hike and Wiener Roast Planned
Mendship Club girls of the Y will hike and hold a wiener roast tomorrow at 3 30. They meet at the W C. As and proceed to a river location near Coonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendship Club
Y. A
Coonville
Friendship Club Girls of
Lorain County Medical Society Special Meeting at Club
A special meeting of the Lorain County Medical Society will be held at Elshna Country Club on Wednesday afternoon and evening. It honors Dr. and Mrs. George Nicholas for their abroad trip and Rotarian convention attendance in Edinburgh. Nicholas to share impressions. golf privileges extended. dinner at six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Medical Society
Elshna Country Club
George Nicholas
Edinburgh
Nicholas
Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary of Mr and Mrs Kramer
Airs Helen Hogan and her sons Donald and Howard attended the fiftieth wedding anniversary celebration of Mr and Mrs C Kramer of Norwal. The couple, married at St Anthony's church Milan Ohio, were escorted to the Grosse Pointe Catholic church by Rev Fr Selzer. A 10 30 ceremony featured Lebensrin's wedding march as the couple entered with fifty years of marriage. A four course dinner followed at the Fisher residence and a reception for about fifty guests in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hogan
Donald
Howard
C. Kramer
Norwal
Fischer
Furmer
Grosse Point
Bich
Kramer
Milan
Ohio
St. Anthony’s Church
Selzer
Lebensrin
Grosse ‘Point
Fisher Home
Meeting of the Auxiliary of the American Legion
Members attended the Auril iary meeting Monday evening chaired by vice president Mrs Bernhart in place of ill president Mrs Hansman. Over thirteen dollars was raised to aid a Canadian soldier seeking Canada before his strength fails. A picnic was planned but no definite discussion occurred. a special meeting is set for Friday evening this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armingrican Legion
Bernhart
Hansman
Cannada
Rood-Wakeman Nuptials At Reverend Barner Home
Miss Gertrude Rood daughter of Mrs Adelaide Rood 620 West avenue married Harvey Pearsall of Wakeman at four oclock yesterday afternoon at Rev Barner s home The couple were un attended and only close friends knew of the wedding Amiss Road has been used at Walbead coal yard Pearsall formerly worked for Farmers Supply Co The newlyweds will reside on a Wakeman farm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Rood
Adelaide Rood
West Avenue
Harvey Pearsall
Wakeman
Barner
Amiss Road
Walbead
Pearsall
Farmers’ Supply Co. Air
Elyria Boy's Band Camp at Crystal Beach Weekends
The Elyria Boy's Band travels to Gay to camp at Crystal Beach until Saturday. They perform twice in the park afternoon today and again on Saturday, with a camp break arranged between shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Gay
Crystal Beach
Park
Ty f Ime T fer am renew or your Opsllee Treatmat
Fragmentary OCR text from Batavia area appears to mention time for renewal of office or treatment options. No clear people, organizations, or events readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs. Thole at Columbus Street Home
A six o'clock dinner hosted by her son and daughter at A. G. Inde’s Columbus street residence celebrated Airs. Ricka Thole’s sixty third birthday. Family reunion brought together Mrs. Inde’s children and grandchildren as fifteen guests dined amid pink and white decorations and a large cake with sixty three candles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ricka Thole
A. G. Inde
Columbus Street
Kiwanis Club to Hear Dre Betteridge and Wherror
Tomorrow noon in the Chamber of Commerce the Kiwanis Club will hear speakers Dre Betteridge and Wherror. They will discuss Teeth and Dow to Tse Them as their third program for members, and the talks are drawing strong interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Chamber of Commerce
Betteridge
Wherror
New Members Joined Circle No 4 of St Pauls Ladies Aid
Several new members were taken in yesterday in the meeting of Circle No 4 of the Ladies Aid Society of St Pauls church. The circle was entertained by Mrs Roseman at the home of her daughter Mrs Park Hobill, 641 Broad street. A regular business meeting was followed by a social hour with refreshments served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
St Pauls Church
Roseman
Hest
Park Hobill
Broad Street
Yeomen Club Plans Picnic After Meeting
The regular meeting of the Brotherhood of American Yeomen was held Monday evening in the I. O. O. F. hall. After the regular business, plans for a picnic this Sunday at Century Park were completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
I. QO. O. F. Hall
Century Park
The
Odd Fellows
T. O. O. F. Tall
Elvria Camp IRA to Hold Next Meeting August 25
The R. A. of A. Elvria Camp will not meet tonight. The next meeting is scheduled for August 25 in Veursi Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A
A. Elvria
Veursi Hall
Ice Cream Social Set by East Side Sunday School
The East Side Sunday school hosts an ice cream social Friday at 7 30 in front of the courthouse. Ice cream and home made cake will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side
Lewis Family Reunion Holds First Gathering in Perry Park
The first annual Lewis reunion met at Perre Park Perry Lake County on Saturday August 6 with sixty attendees from Berea Dover Lakewood Cleveland Bedford Ashtabula Shefield and Pierpont. F J Lewis was elected president with Floyd Lewis from Berea as vice president and Mrs R W Finler of Cleveland as secretary and treasurer. A permanent organization was formed and the group agreed to hold the second meeting at the same place on the same date in 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Perre Park
Perry
Lake County
Berea
Dover
Lakewood
Cleveland
Bedford
Ashtabula
Shefield
Pierpont
F. J. Lewis
Floyd Lewis
Ars. R. W. Finler
Mrs May Friday Hosts Circia No. Shrea Group
Mrs May Friday entertained Cir cia No. Shrea of St. Paul's church yesterday afternoon. Fifteen ladies attended after a brief business meeting. A social hour followed the discussion and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Friday
Circia No. Shrea
St. Paul’s Church
Striking Fashions Mark Deauville Beach Promenade
Deauville France, famed seaside resort, showcases vivid colors as striking costumes dominate the afternoon promenade. Sleeveless frocks and bold styles attract attention, marking Deauville as a premier display of fashion on the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deauville
France
Local personals note travels and meetings scattered
Mrs Paulina Shaffer returns from a month's visit with friends in Sandusky. Mr and Mrs D J Nye attend the biennial reunion in Sandwich Massachusetts. Commodore W K R Hantinston leaves for a business trip to Florida. Mrs Carth and Mrs KH Duncan depart for Detroit. Robert A Senara travels to Darton Springfield and Columbus. W E Eldred and daughter Marjorie Highgate return from trips to Detroit Belle Isle and Canada. Odd Fellows meet. R N A Marflower Camp Sewing Circle to gather. Several families visit relatives in Washington Pittsburgh Cleveland and Norwalk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W_.E. Eldred
Marjorie Highgate
Detroit
Belle Tsie
Canada
Rochester Resident Seeks Typhoid Probe From Lorain Health Officer
A Rochester Ohio resident writes to a deputy sheriff asking the Lorain County health officer, based in Oberlin, to visit Rochester to trace typhoid fever sources. The letter notes Mrs Verne Litchfield and her children Ed ward 21 Grace 17 contracted typhoid and alleges the Oberlin office is not at its Oberlin location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Lorain
Lorain County
Oberlin
Verne Litchfield
Edward
Grace
Dreitzier, Lorain resident, dies after illness
Denjamin Franklin Dreitzier aged 70 father of Mrs. Oscar Dean of Lorain died at his home after a lingering illness. A former National Tuba Co. employee, he retired due to ill health. Survived by his wife, three daughters including Mrs. Oscar Dunn, and four siblings. Funeral at Emmanuel's Evangelical church Lorain Friday at 2 30. Interment Elm Wood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denjamin Franklin Dreitzier
Oscar Dean
Lorain
National Tuba Co
Accorent
Illeaith
Lorain Tents
Knight of Maccabees
J. P. Kuntz
R. W. Decker
Nora Dreitzler
Oscar Dunn
Ely Yia
Evangelical Church
Elm Wood Cemetery
Grass Fire Extinguished With Brooms No Damage Reported
A grass fire at the southeast corner of Cambridge street and Garford avenue was reported to the fire department at 4 46 yesterday afternoon. Firemen extinguished it with brooms and no damage occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Street
Garford Avenue
Pen Inmate Returns After Visiting Mother
John J. Connor, 24, serving fifteen years for burglary from Jefferson county, walked from the Madison county prison farm to visit his ill mother in Steubenville and then rode a train back to the penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Madison County
John J. Connor
Jefferson County
Steubenville
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W.O. W
C. F. Poe
H. Taylor
Roy
Elroz
Florence
A. Schmidt
Henri Radecar
Elvria
Edward Tischer
J. P. Burke
Lorain Lodge
Lorain Circle
Proxgram
A. E. Willams
W. T. Shaw
Kr.cooks
J. A. Alexander
C. G. Alexander
C. O. Gibson
J. A. Fisher
Thelma Louise Frederick
A. F. Eckler
James Edmond Chiles
Firstian Church
Jacksonville
J. T. Boone
Frederick
Balt
Aid
C. A.ul
Te la
Mr. J
Chiles
Orr
Jackle
Pship Club
Legion Auxiliary
Tetley and Teaigh Masonic
Linwood Park
Hareware Deslers’ Association
Modern Woodmen of America
Tm Wurst Hall
Ladies” Auxiliary of
Grand Eagles In
Eagles” Hall
Rebekah Social Club
Cascade Park
LaPorte
Clan Robertson
G. A R. Halt
Eagles’ Lodge
Eagles
Poinsettia Club
Picnic of Missionary Society of Church of Christ
R.N
A. Marfiower Camp
LIFTY
Federation Corn Roast
Federation
XY. W. C.A
George Johnson
Mrs. Idhe
Kiwanis Meeting
Circle NO. 4
Tin
R.A
Paulina Shaffer
Sandusky
Mrr
D.J. Nye
Washington
Nre
Sandwich
Massachusettes
Horace Nye
Middle Avenue
Abrs
Clar
Eare
Chautauqua
Yireiniir
W. KR. Hantinston
Washington Avenue
Morrow
Florida
Ars. Carth
Duncan
Robert A. Senara
Broadstreet
Darton
R. N. of
A. Marflower Camp
Frances
Marion Roe
Clara Farmer
Morgan
Joseph Jones
Debbie
East End
Pittsburgh
Charlies F. McLaughain
Ralph E. Gibson
Roy. Harr
Giorgie Street
Ed Gidron
Swentth Street
E. Hyman
Purnace Street
Gune Ili
H.W. Shepard
Fifth Street
New York
Margaret Shde
Pui-in-Bay
Paris
Moses Waltz
IBSON
Oato State
T. A. Gibson
E. River ST
Jimmie
Edwin M. Whitney
Elyria Chautauqua
Fletcher
Batiste
Suk
eHain
Gladstone
Dry Sayee
Chase & Sanborn
Lighthouse
ABC
Phome
Bucyru
Green
Lauryn Liiberts
Holey
Lau
Greers. Holey
Gree
Victrola
Speciz
Tervie Ceive
Eng
Carer
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