Mrs J A Dake Hosts Dinner For Granddaughter Bride
Mrs J A Dake of Westave avenue hosted a dinner party honoring her granddaughter Miss Margaret Brownell before her marriage to William Humphrey next Tuesday at four o clock. The event featured a pink themed table for eleven and bridge games into the evening. W B A holds regular session with a note from supreme commander Bina M West and plans a two week meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Dake
Westavenue
Margaret Brownell
Willam Humphrey
Dan
Jes
Women’s Benefit Association
Warner Hall
Bina M. West
Community group meetings listed for tonight
Moose Lodge holds a meeting in the club rooms. Dames of Malta gather in 1. O. oO, F. Hall. Auxiliary No. 31 convenes in Eagles Hall for scheduled activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Lodge
Dames of Malta
1. O. Oo
F. Hall
Eagles Hall
Local Club Meetings and Camp Time Notes
Circle No 7 at the Methodist Episcopal church meets Thursday at 2 30 at Mrs J J Millpaughs 239 Eastern Heights. Tri U Club picnic moved to Sunday Aug 29 at Beaver Park. St Ann's Sewing Circle meets tomorrow at Mrs Margaret Smith East Broad. Woman's Welsh Club initiates guest day at Mrs A R Jones 418 West Ave Thursday 7 30. Unity Club picnic and luncheon tomorrow at Mrs Frank Ott Olmsted Falls. W R C G A R Sons of Union Veterans and auxiliary host three n picnic Friday Aug 13 at the Hedges with bus from courthouse at 35 minutes after hour. Picnic dinner at 12 30. Mrs Lyle Coonrad entertains Yeomen Rowena Circle. 16 members attend all day meeting and dinner at Belle Ave home. Camp Iss See Kes hosts 53 grade girls with overnight hike to Nokomis Park last Monday. visiting hours arranged for Wednesdays and Sundays 1 30 to 2 30 p.m. Elyria Lodge No 103 meets Odd Fellow Hall with music program and cherry treats. next meeting Aug 17 a business session. Bar Scouts Troop 2 VU depart tomorrow at 6 30 for Beaver Park scout camp with daily program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. Ji. Millpaugh
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Tri-U Club
Miller's Quarry
Beaver Park
St. Ann's Sewing Circle
Margaret Smith
East Broad Street
Woman's Welsh Club
A. R. Jones
West Avenue
Unity Club
Frank Ott
Olmsted Falls
Sons of Union Veterans
Lyle Coonrad
Rowena Circle
Lady Rowena Circle
Birs
Belle Avenue
Gadie Beaver
Cleveland Street
Iss-See- Kes
Nokomis Park
Iss-See-Kies
Local Residents Enjoy Summer Visits and Trips
Mrs. Howard Goodrich and children stay with her parents at Vermilion-on-the-Lake. Miss Agnes Tuttle travels to Flint for several weeks. Harry Bemis visits Twin Oak Cottage at Vermilion-on-the-Lake. Miss Jancy Kirk motor trips through the East. Joe Mallard and Mrs Williams visit Vermilion-on-the-Lake. Carl Martin and son Howard vacation through the East visiting Philadelphia, Washington, and New York City. Henry Sassamanhauser leaves for two weeks in Illinois. Mrs. Stanley Hosking visits Lakewood. Mrs. Frank Justivick and children picnic at Cedar Point. Mrs. L. B. Marin and Miss Marian Austin vacation with the Taylors. Mrs. Jack Foley and daughter Beverly visit Toronto and Canadian cities. Mrs. J. F. Burke and son John Franklin head to Northern Michigan. Miss Eugenia Shelly returns to Gary, Indiana. Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Brueger and children attend Mack reunion in Lansing. Miss Marguerite Shaw attends a house party hosted by Miss Mary Grant. Mrs. W. A. Braman visits Green Springs. Mrs. E. Gray Linnay visits Washington Avenue mother for five weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Weyland Hyde visit Elyria. Henry Hamil spends evening in the city. Mrs. Florence Le Due and daughter vacation in New York and Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. William Smith sail for a Bayview, Michigan, vacation. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Sudro visit F. Sudro at West Bridge Street. Miss Marion Stenkard vacations at White Plains, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Goodrich
Sixteenth Street
Mrs. Goodrich
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Agnes Tuttle
Howe Street
Flint
Michigan
Harry Bemis
Cleveland
H. M. Terry
Twin Oak Cottage
Vermilion-on-the- Lake
Jancy Kirk
Howestreet
Joe Mallard
Williams
Elyria
Carl Martin
Howard
Tenth Street
Philadelphia
Washington, D. C
New York City
Henry Sassamanhauser
Lake Avenue
Ilinois
Stanley Hosking
East Avenue
Lakewood
Frank Justivick
Cedar Point
L. B. Marin
Marian Austin
Wellington
J. Taylor
Jack Foley
Beverly
Toronto
J. F. Burke
John Franklin
Washington Avenue
Eugenia Shelly
Gary
Indiana
W. C. Hoffman
Eighth Street
F. T. Brueger
Middle Avenue
Mrs. Mack
Eaton
Lansing
Eaton Social Notes Show Weekend Visits and Guests
Eaton residents and relatives hosted and visited over the weekend. Families from Cleveland Elyria Akron Parma Minneapolis and Los Angeles gathered for dinners outings and visits at homes in Eaton and nearby towns.
Vew Fall Hats May Be Large Small Medium
The Hiram Conferences oversaw the last Sunday morning service with Pastor Here and Ficher away on vacation. The royal orchestra pleased attendees and a music volume is ordered to have the orchestra perform each Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Conferences
Ficher
Walter Harwedel
Ashland
Bell
Lakewood
Burton Ross
L. J. Nairy
Cleveland
Dawley
Sadie Heister
Minnie Garretson
Pittsburch
8. F. Garretsun
Printed Satin and Travelers Return Visit Local Folks
Hellen M. Darrah of Cleveland has returned from a major trip to Washington and the East and is visiting the Kregner home with Mrs. Raymond Smith of South Bend as a guest this week. Several residents, including Miss Thelma Alspach and Mrs. Dorothy Kreis, joined social visits and local events. John Fox, a longtime tailor, died after a long illness, leaving seven children, siblings, and fifteen grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hellen M. Darrah
Cleveland
Washington
M. C. Kregner
Raymond Smith
South Bend
Liman Squir
John Fox
A. W. Hast
M.N. Lipus
Haron
Ralph Lippu
Dorothy Kreis
Ducille
Mertrnetta
Berlin
Witter
Phillips
Lena HK
San Odt
Lakeside
Bernetta Clinger
J. P. Beehtel
Ely
Tiattie Acermian
Armors
Crystal Beard
Eliza Phillips
Rocky River
Alice Keighley
Kent
Joe Hendricksm
Berlin Heights Social Notes Highlight Local Moves and Visits
Berlin Heights Aug. 11. Mrs. Walter Hartman celebrated her daughter Ethel Lois first birthday with friends. Various residents planned trips and relocations, including Huger family auto trip to Huntington, W Va, and Nellie Mester en route to California and Kansas City. Families shifting homes along Center street and Cottage Grove Avenue, plus attendance at a Columbus conference. Local visiting relatives from Brig, Michigan and Philadelphia noted with residents in Mansfield and Lake View hotel shifts for Bell Telephone crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin Heights
Walter Hartman
Ethel Lois
Huger
Huntingsson
W. Va
Nellie Mester
San Diego
Cal
Kansas City
Den
Fidith M. Young
Brig, Michigan
Frank Allgood
Upper Sandusky
Hadser
Wilmington
Thos. Roberts
Berlinville
W. J. Alouts
W. OR. Hershbrrger
Columbus
M. ¢ Kruger
Hilda Rkreguer
Mis
Green Spring visitors and local club notes
Mrs Lena Judson and son William visited Green Spring. Eleanor Simmons from Toledo visited grandmother Mrs Eliza Phillips. Berlin Heights 4 H club met Thursday with 48 attending due to berry season. Several local families hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Fowler Hill Moss Williams Miller Gorman Lipps MacNeil and Austin. Eliza Phillips took two week vacation from Nichols Lippus store with trips to Abberlin and Cleveland. Willing Workers bazaar set for Thursday at church with Gladys Jump. Helen Sackett left for Philadelphia Exposition and plans Atlantic City and Washington trip. Boy Scout camp at Sage’s Grove attracted many from the area. Contracts awarded for two welded steel buildings at Westinghouse plants. one in Sharon will be first practical arc welding use in multi story structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena B. Judson
William
Green Spring
Eleanor Simmons
Toledo
Eliza Phillips
Berlin Heights
Fowler
E.R. Hill
Ch Dren
W. O. Moss
Chesterland
C. R. Williams
W Toledo
Gladys Jump
Helen Sackett
Norto Fairfield
Philadelphia
Alelantic City
Washington, D.C
T Place
Sage’s Grove
Clay
R. Nugent
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Crippled Children Movement Expands to California
H H Howett secretary of the International Society for Crippled Children will depart for California on the 20th to aid Rotary Clubs in forming a state chapter. He plans to stay through Christmas to guide the effort and push care and education legislation for crippled children. Card party tonight hosted by Gr A R Hall with invitation to all residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Howett
International Society For Crippled Children
California
Rotary Clubs
Crippled Children Welfare Drive Expands Across State
The movement organizes twenty districts and assigns an $18,000 budget for crippled children welfare work. Howett notes the commitment to full effort, avoiding half measures. Also mentioned are nineteen paintings by American artists at the International Modern Art Exposition in Dresden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howett
Dresden
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Rev
Merton
Detman E. Barnett
Brakeman
Matilda Weltzel
Llyria Lodge
Arty
Elyria Lodge
No. 103
Odd Fellow Hall
A. E. Lord
Henry Hamil
Amherst
Florence le Due
New York
Phiadelpha
William Smith
Gut West Avenue
Bayview
W. FL Sudro
North Dakota
Sudra
F. Sudra
West Bridge Street
Marion Stenkard
Eleventh Street
White Plains
New York State
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Garry Hill
Mary Hill
Jennie Cole
Tone Cole
Ernest Terrell
Vermillion-on-the-Lake
Elston Rawson
Minneapolis
Minnesota
C. E. Haven
Max Haven
Histon Rawson
5. C. Pierce
Eta Newel
Irwin
Alvin Joslyn
Sam Newell
Clyde
Clifford
Fairview Village
Lestoy Bennett
Muth
Alan
C. W. Ramsey
Akron
Fred Wadson
Los Angeles
J. O. Durkee
Parma
Oliver Yost
Lloyd Yost
Donna May
Charles Yost
Pierce
Switzerland
Charles Franks
Europe
Louise Gatth
Pittsburgh
Bert Rawson
Mise
Hilda Yorut
Durkee
Bernice Clapp
Ben Foster
LaGrange
Jack Kelley
Howard Wilkins
North Olmsted
Marbella Sayers
Maton
Leonard Walton
Berea
W. H. Giles
A. E. Giles
Twinsburg
Summit County
William = Muir Auld
William, Jr
Charles Dawley
Mary Dawley
Mack
Jona
Haven
Gerstak
Century Park
Charles Ross
Carl
Ella Ross
Wallington
Kenneth Buck
Dorothy
Ridgeville
Ralph Hennie
Beechetown
William Hennie
Thomas Sampson
Emil Gedeon
John Tite, Jr
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Elson Munn
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Thomas Sanderson
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Nnrie
Bernie Sahl
Lloyd Buckley
Maust Place
Center Street
Lioyd Lippus
Tappus
BL Oal
T. C. Wiley and Son
Wiley
Conference of
Westinghouse
Sharon
Fohs
North Olmstead
Califorine
Gr. A. R. Hall
Logan
J. Lucas CO
Charis
Jane M. Hall
Second Street
Cook’s Millinery East Ave
Busick
Broad St
Hecock
Vollamo
Central Book Store
Crystal Gardens
Vermilion
Ohio
Welsh Curtain & Rug Store
West Bridge and
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