Mrs. Clement Hosts Luncheon for Miss Viola Lawson
Mrs. E. P. Clement of Gracecourt entertained in honor of Miss Viola Lawson of Grafton, superintendent of a missionary training school in New York City, who is visiting her hometown. Guests included Mrs. C. D. Lawson, Mrs. Hattie Saunders, Miss Virginia Newton, and others. The Jowel dining room was lit by candles for a five course luncheon, followed by theatre plans for Miss Clement and a pleasant afternoon of reminiscing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Clement
Gracecourt
Viola Lawson
Grafton
Lawson
New York City
C. D. Lawson
Hattie Saunders
Virginia Newton
Nellie M. Hal
R. &. Jackson
Dorothy
New Chaplain Chosen At Daughters Of Veterans Meeting
Mrs. Mae Chase nominated to fill chaplain vacancy after death of Mrs. Lulu Merriam at the Mary A. Chandler Tent No 122 Daughters of Union Veterans gathering on West Street. The event also noted health issues of Commander and Mrs. 8 A Williams and a program by Cora Palmer and others. The group plans to meet August 23 in the PF hall dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Straw
Nellie Straw
Mary A. Chandler
Daughters of Union Veterans
West Street
Mae Chase
Lulu Merriam
A. Williams
Cora Palmer
Chase
Florence Holcomb
Minnie Church
Straw
PF. Hall
Jessie Contam Elected President of Missionary Society
Mrs Jessie Contam was elected president of the Missionary Society of Emmanuel Lutheran church at a meeting held at 225 Stanford Avenue. Other officers named were Mrs Alfred Fenner as vice president, Mrs ReinisK as secretary, Mrs R F Leemhuis as treasurer, and Mrs H A Sarles as Light Brigade superintendent. Fifteen members attended and were served a refreshment course. The Ladies Aid Society plans an all day church session tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Coniam
Missionary Society of
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Oliver Miller
Stanford Avenue
Alfred Fenner
Reinisk
R. F. Leemhuis
H. A. Sarles
Light Brigade
Ladies’ Aid Society
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Card Party Highlights
The South Armherst gathering hosted by the Ladies Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars featured bridge and pedro. Prizes went to Mrs. Harry Draker and Arthur Perkins in bridge while Mrs. Eva Hopkins and Mr. Young of Lorain took high pedro scores. heart awards went to Mrs. James Powell and F. Brandt. A luncheon followed. The group will meet again on August 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge
Pedro
Hearts
Kuhn Reinhardt
South Armherst
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Harry Draker
Arthur Perkins
Eva Hopkins
Mr. Young
Lorain
James Powell
F. Brandt
Brum Corps Invited to Compete at Mansfield Drum Contest
The Drum and Bugle Corps of the American Legion post received an invitation from McVeyr Post No. 16 to participate in a drum corps competition at Mansfield. The event will follow state regulations with a parade planned for Sunday, August 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Total American Légion Post
McVeyr Post No. 16
Beach Party Enjoyed by Junior Society
The Junior Young People of Grace Lutheran church met at the church last evening and drove to Harmon Beach in Lorain. They enjoyed swimming and beach games, prepared substantial refreshments for about thirty people around a beach fire, and ended with a song fest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran Church
Harmon Beach
Am Lorain
Eant
Lorain County Evangelical Churches Meet Sept 15
The Lorain County Federation of Evangelical Churches will hold its annual meeting in South Amherst on Thursday September 15. Churches attending include St John Lorain South Amherst St Peters Amherst St Paul Elyria and Emmanuel Valley City. Mrs Paul A Mori of South Amherst announced the arrangements and Paul A Mori is federation president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Clifford Family Fifteenth Annual Reunion Highlights
The FB. W. Clifford family held its fifteenth annual reunion at Rites Dam with a lavish dinner for forty. J. W. Clifford called the meeting to order as officers were elected for the coming year: J. B. Clifford president Elyria, Harry Frarr vice president Buybank, Clayton Daniels secretary Cleveland, Dale Clifford treasurer. Ice cream and cake accompanied the afternoon as attendees prepared to depart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FB. W. Clifford
Rites Dam
J. W. Clifford
J. B. Clifford
Elyria
Harry Frarr
Buybank
Clayton Daniels
Cleveland
Dale Clifford
Hore
Marriage License Application Noted in Lorain County
Burden Hobbs a 22 laborer of Lorain and Anna Lindner 29 Lorain. Richard Cronerberry 3 undertaker of Piqua and Marjorie Lyon 27 Lorain Bar Armitage. Frank S Harmon Lodge met in regular session last evening to attend to routine business matters. They will meet again in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burden Hobbs
Lorain
Anna Lindner
Frank S. Harmon Lodge
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges Listed
Hospital notes record admissions for Mrs. James Gardner of 115 Marseilles and Mrs. William Cory of 123 Monroe. Discharges include Doris Diamond of 929 West Avenue and Mrs H Snellenberger of 131 Winckles Street, among others such as Helen Zeroll of Grafton and George Webber of Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kargard
Marseilles
Willam Cory
Monroe Street
Doris Diamond
West Avenue
Evening gatherings listed by local fraternal and church groups
Events tonight include Dames of Malta and Ladies' Auxiliary to Eagles plus Daughters of Union Veterans. Men's Brotherhood meets at 5 and 1 at St Paul’s Church. St Paul’s Circle 2 convenes at Mrs. I D Cartright’s home on 622 East Street. Men's chores planned at St Paul’s Church, 713.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 3
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
E. O. Pallas
March
Norsworthy
Leo Meyer
East Erie Avenue
Dames of
Malta
Eagles
Daughters of Union Veterans Men's Brotherhood
Aul's Church
P. m
St. Paul's Circle
I. D. Cartright
St. Paul's Wureh
Meetings and events noted by Woodman Hall groups
Meetings of Pythian Sisters and other groups list tonight and Thursday gatherings in Woodman Hall and at the Y WLC AL. The LaPorte Ladies Aid Society hosts a luncheon at Mrs C M Johnson on Thursday. Elyria Lodge 10231 C G F reports a large turnout. Encampment prepares for corn toast and urges member attendance Friday. Plans for the Odd Fellows family picnic August 28 are discussed. Debates, softball reports, door prize, and a surprise program are announced for upcoming meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian
Woodman Hall
Y. Wlc
LaPorte Ladies’ Aid Society
C. M. Johnson
Turesa
Elyria Lodge
Morris Kirk
Ralph Holl
George Martin
Odd Fellows
Charles Decker
Jake Smith
Fred Barr
Claude McKenzie
Karl Lehmann
Robert Stryker
Harvey Lewis
Noble
Robert Haehl
Social notes of Elyria area residents and visitors
Mrs. Frank Aust hosts sister Mrs. Jack Gibson and family from Ashland while Emma Zaarley visits Detroit for Eagles convention. Notables include Mr. and Mrs. William Hystop from Batavia, Ohio en route to Toronto, and gatherings with the Bairds on Seventh Street. Many travelers attend funerals, visits, and hospital stays across Elyria Amherst and Cleveland suburbs with multiple families hosted at West and Brooklyn streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Aust
West Avenue
Jack Gibson
Lewis
Gwrneth
Ashland
Emma Zaarley
Detroit
Michigan
Eagles
William Hystop
Batavia
Winds
R. ©. Baird
Seventh Street
Toronto
Ontario
Canada
F. — Foreman
Wilda
DeGreff
Ohio
Foreman
I. J. Naugle
Fred Brunger
Dorothy Barton
Ohio Cayerg and
Cecil Basnum
Mary Stokes
Baird
John Garland
Denison Avenue
Elyria
Amherst
Arthur Perkins
East Broad Street
Joseph Metzler
Walter
East Cleveland
William Bell
Toledo
Clara Hollis
Wolfecourt
Ella Nicholl
Henry Gawn
J. K. Nece
Brooklyn Street
Pennsylvania
Lester Harding
Courtland Street
Amherst Hospital
Mary Vail
Youngstown
Kiwanis Club to View Air Race Film Program
Walter P. Loewe, public relations director for the National Air Races at Cleveland, will speak at the Kiwanis noon luncheon tomorrow. He will show moving pictures from last year’s races and outline this year’s program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter P. Loewe
Cleveland
Kianis Club
Libby Holman Reynolds Trial Backers Rally Father Return
Alfred Holman returned to Cincinnati in buoyant mood after securing aid for Libby Holman Reynolds in the murder case tied to her late millionaire husband Smith Reynolds. He waved editorials criticizing Forsythe County authorities and said Mrs Reynolds’s location would stay secret as the trial loomed in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Alfred Holman
Libby Holman Reynolds
Stella Walsh to Study Law in Poland
Stella Walsh, the Olympic track star born Stanislawa Walasiewicz, plans to study law at a Polish university under a Women's Polish National Alliance scholarship. She will depart after a Chicago Soldiers Field meet and a tour of Polish communities in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Stella Walsh
Cleveland
Poland
Women
Polish National Alliance
Miss Walsh
Stanislawa Walasiewicz
America
Europe
Soldiers’ Field
Chicago
Local notables attend varied events across Ohio and Cleveland
Wood resident Wood, Ohio, visited friends in this city. County Republican leaders from twelve northern Ohio counties gathered in Painesville to meet the state officer candidates. Miss Marie Perry accompanied her mother. American Legion members from Elyria Post No. 12 attended. Meridian lodge members met at the Masonic Temple in Cleveland after a 2:26 AM start and 5:30 breakfast for five hundred. Several residents traveled for rallies, visits, and motor trips to Chardon Maine New York California Pennsylvania and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Ohio
Frank M. Stevens
C. C. Stolzenburg
Myles Perry
Painesville
Nothern
Marie Perry
Rubic of
Avon
American Legion
Department of
Elyria Post No
W. J. Stanley
George Wiescke
Chris Harrison
William Burns
Alec Moses
J. Shore
Ed Notley
Ralph Vogler
E. Dettman
Lewis Heidrick
Meridian Lodge
Masonic Temple
Euclid Avenue
Cleveland
C. E., Parker
Ninth Street
Collins
William Coury
Norwalk Hospital
R. B. Lersch
Lawrence Webber
Harry Reynolds
Carlotta Dengats
Elyrian
California
Kellogg Day
Park Avenue
Dengate
Santa Barbara
Emily
Mary Neuman
Julia
Rose Krabee
Chardon
Benjamin Kaplan
Frank Kaplan
Paul Beeler
Chicago
Cliff Hennings
Middle Avenue
Homer Brokenshire
Valley City Community Notices and Visiting Guests
Valley City briefs list visits by Mr. and Mrs. Stiger and numerous relatives from Cleveland Elyria and Youngstown. Also details club meetings at Sunset Inn Chippewa Lake park with picnic plans, speakers and free amusements for children.
Weekend Visits and Local Social Notes Across Cleveland Area
A long list of weekend visitors and local social happenings spans Cleveland and nearby towns. Families and friends gathered at homes in Harpersfield Oberlin Wellington and Litchfield, with meals, picnics, and birthday observances noted. Additional entries mention illnesses, travel plans to Michigan, and a funeral at St Martin's church.
Architect's design for 2083-foot tower at World Fair
The design shows a 2,083-foot tower planned for the Chicago World's Fair next year costing 3,000,900 dollars. It would rise twice as high as Paris's Eiffel Tower and 815 feet taller than the Empire State Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
K of P Head's Mother Is Dead
Mrs. Dunno, Junior, supreme Chancellor elect of Knights of Pythias, dies of apoplexy. Funeral set for 2 P M at her son Dunn Junior's home in Cleveland. Dunn, Junior, also vice president of Union Trust Company, expected to arrive from Kansas City and then return for inauguration ceremonies after services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Dunno
Knights of Pythias
Dunn
Union Trust Company
Kansas City
Pythian Order
Reunions Draw Valley City Residents Together
Markley of Cleveland visited old acquaintances Friday. Three Sunday reunions drew Valley City locals: the Dieterich family at Medina fair grounds, the Bauer family at Zion’s Lutheran church grounds, and the Hammon reunion at Irving Hammon’s home. Arthur Dawson and family of South Euclid visited Frank and Mrs Weidner on Thursday. O B Arnold and Earl Arnold attended a Rocky River reception for Mr and Mrs James Arnold. Also noted: South America has only fighting generals and natural wealth, paganism officially dead by early fifth century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus Day
Anna Hasel
Cleveland
George Bay
Henry Devin
Myrtle Light
Harpersfield
Ohio
Ernest Jantz
LeGay Hoppe
F.C. ‘Hoppe
Zion
Oberlin
Sandusky Bay
George Mack
John
Lansing
Ludington
Mich
Mr. Mack
Sam Mack
Theodore Mack
Bobby Presher
Dunkirk
N. Y
Anna Krebs
Edwin Obermiller
North Canton
John Obermiller
Hilda Furnace
Frank Reutter
Spencer
Charles Schroeder
Gust Schmidt
Raymond Thompson
Rocky River
James Arnold
Frances FF Honored in National Statuary Hall
Frances FF has a place in the National Statuary Hall in the Capitol, marking a notable recognition within the capital. This brief note confirms her inclusion among the hall’s official statues housed in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances FF
Willard
National Statuary Hall
Mayflower Camp to attend Anna Tite funeral at Woodmen Hall
Officers and members of Mayflower Camp will gather at Woodmen Hall on Thursday at 1 30 PM to attend the funeral of Anna Tite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayflower
Woodmen Hall
Thurs
Anna Tite
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Meeting OF Daughters OF Veterans
Bessie Paton
Truth Seekers
United Presbyterian Church
Parkview Court
Isa Jamieson
C. L. Bristol
Anne Davidson
Earl Court
Root
Ruth
Huntington
West Virginia
R. H. Harrison
Brokenshires
Brokenshire
Women's Club Dept
Meyer Cottage
Department of Child Welfare and Social Service
Elyria Woman's Club
Leo Merer
East Shore
Knights of St. John
Kathryan Krugman
Gertrude Henry
Maude McLaughlin
Auxilary
Kk. of. Hall
Cascade Parc
Women's Benefit Association
Cascade Park
Park
Zahrley
Nellie Reynolds
Caral Bemis
Cora Bemis
Weatstreet
Pallas
Jessie Contam
President Missionary Society
Veterans OF Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Brum Corps
Clifford
Marcel
Manteure
Frieda Lattimer
Cambridge Ave
Hospital
Midget
W. Broad St
Libby
Red Arrow
Ava
Miss Frontier
Edith Gogerty
Cheyenne
Wyo
Miss Gogerty
Valley City
Walter Stiger
Ed Stiger
Anna Schaffer
Jean
Marie
Sarah Appleby
Frank McMullen
Howard Grabenstetter
Wiliam Grabensteeer
David Perkins
Bertha
Ella Yost
Jean Schaeffer
Bertha Schaeffer
Jerry Kristoff
Hilyria
Frank Miller
John Linder
Albert
John Reutter
Otto Linder
Virginia
Kenneth Barber
Evelyn Shore
Albert Linder
Rupert Otterbacher
Tommy Cannon
William Woolson
Anna Schaeffer
Frank Weidner
B.S Stehel
Russell Hammon
Arthur Hudson
Colette Laule
Anne Murray
Richard Platz
Herman
Platz
Rey
BH. Wierth
Henry Armbruster
Henrietta Armbruster
John Hauck
Vanessa Platz
University Hospital, Cleveland
Luella Platz
Henry Abram
Abram
S. Kleinecht
Rudolph Poch
Orlando
Flg
Litchfield
St Martin’s Church
Marry Hayes
Marie Schaeffer
Clyde Bennett
Henry Weidner
William Steck
Huldah Bayer
Akron
Gotthieb Wolzemuth
Charles
T. F. Cushing
Lorain County Bank Building
P. Head
South America
Birkline’s Hair Shop
Birkline
Birkline’s
A St
Blue Bird ON
Court Street
Eugene
Amazon
Vienna
Vederal
Page
Omiple Beauty Shop
the Brown Company Printers - Paper Merchants
Lodi Street
Elyria, Ohio
The
Children’s
Second Street
T. J. Hutchings
the Children’s School
Jersey
Fidelity
MOCS
Rudy Moc
Broadway
Lorain, O
Soft Ball
Elyria Hardware Co
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