Afternoon Picnic for Boys Promotes Citizenship in Elria
A group of 62 boys aged 7 to 14 from Elria attended an afternoon picnic at Century Park arranged by the American Association. They swam, climbed trees, and rode in automobiles led by Dr. Wherry and others, ending with ice cream at Woodford and Vulcan streets. The event, one of several recent gatherings, was praised for its wholesome activities and citizenship-building value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ma Meights
Century
American Association
Bkreidétes
Dr. Wherry
al Jackson
KR. A. Co
H. M. Andress
Charles J
R. P. Vaughn
Geo. Ieriain
Woodford
Vulcan
Elrria
Picnic of R C Picnic Women Relieve Corps Held
The Women’s Relief Corps annual picnic occurred August 12 at Mrs Fields’ North 1st home. About fifty guests attended with G A R members, friends, and officers present. Tables for the meal were set, birthday greetings noted, and plans made for a prominent speaker for Easttria and an Irish Republic Association gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Relief Corps of
North 1St
Ople
Eixtria
Busiffairs
Youths Roast Fae Revelers Around Campfire
Amended youths attended a casual gathering described as a car ride to a scenic spot then a hike to a rear area. A fire burned while wieners and naligons roasted and two houses were noted for mandolin playing and singing before returning home.
Miss Mary Macsay Birth Celebration at Settlement House
An incomplete report describes a family birthday gathering at the Settlement House for Miss Mary Macsay and her mother and sister. Guests sat at a central birthday table with a large cake and candles. An Educational Department meeting of Omens Civic Club was scheduled at one o'clock in the Hungarian Reformed base, replacing the usual ten o'clock start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Macsay
Omens Civic Club
Ana
Herrington Family Reunion Events Tonight and Tomorrow
Seventh annual Herrington reunion with Mr and Mrs David Herrington at 46005 Bridges Avenue Cleveland. Tenth encua Bemis reunion at Beach Park.
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Herrington
David Herrington
Bridges Avenue
Cleveland
Beach Park
Lorain and Cleveland clergymen headline union services
Rev. G Grant of First Congregational Lorain and Rev. Bamford of South Brooklyn United Presbyterian Cleveland lead morning services. Rev. Grest Lorain speaks at Union services at Church of Christ at 7:39. Brotherhood of American Yeomen hold a picnic at Century Park. New York Brass Choir joins morning service at Church of Christ.
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G. Grant
First Congregational Church of
Lorain
First Congregational Church
W. §. Bamford
South Brooklyn
C. Grest
Church of Christ
O’ Do Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Century Park
New York
Picnic plans discussed at TPS Ladies Auxiliary special meeting
At a TPS Ladies Auxiliary special meeting plans were discussed for a picnic on Thursday August 18 at Riverview Park in the afternoon and evening. The American Legion and ex service men will be guests for supper and the evening. Plans were also discussed for a fall bazaar to be held late September or early October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tps
Authiliarr
Riverview Park
American Legion
City Singles Tennis Tournament Announced at Country Club
The zkeliy tennis tournament will start Monday at the Country Club. City residents may enter for singles competition with a prize for the winners. Interested players should call Earl Brown at 9093.
Infant daughter buried at Rideslawn Cemetery
The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles E Toa died Wednesday morning and was buried yesterday at Rideslawn Cemetery. Mrs Vorst formerly Miss Gertrude Morris of Lis City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Mae
Charles E. Toa
Rideslawn Cemetery
Vorst
Misa Gertrude
Lbis
Bible School and Services Sunday Schedule
Bible School starts Sunday at 9 45 AM with all members and friends urged to attend. The assistant pastor will preach in the morning on The Overcomer and in the evening on Wanted a Man. All are welcome.
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Bible School
Local residents listed in society notices
Mr and Mrs Harry Earl of Dever Avenue move to Vermilton. Miss Oline Seasler on Prospect Street improving after operation. Mr and Mrs C A Kopenhafer and son Richard spend weekend in Sandusker. Miss Helen White of Cleveland visits Miss Margaret Snyder on Lodi Street. Mrs Ariene Kromapple from Akron visiting Mrs Charles Palmer on Ninth Street. Mrs Gertrude Williams and son attend farmers picnic at Crystal Beach Vermilion. Lieut Earl B Bark leaves for Pensacola Florida. Mrs A M Lyberzer hosts sister Mrs James Bechanan of Kittanning Pa. Mr and Mrs Frank Waldron return from Pennsylvania mortar trip. Mr and Mrs Alita Trimmer of Welland Ohio visiting W M Smith and family. Miss Mary Furness and niece Miss Zana Holiday visit Mrs H C Martin on Prospect Street. Mrs Winnifred Jenkins and Mrs Jeck Robertson of Oxford Avenue.
Weekly Calendar of Lorain Organization Meetings
Lorain groups announce meetings on Monday and Wednesday with locations in halls around town. Daughters of Scotia and Cantons hold sessions, Farm Bureau and Ladies Auxiliary list times, Triangle Club and Odd Fellows plan activities, plus Kiwanis and Catholic Daughters events at local venues.
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Daughters of Scotia
G. A. KR
Farm Bureau
Odd Fellows Hall
Meeting of Local Organizations at West River Street Church
A meeting by the Educational Department in charge at the West River Street church with events at G A R Hall and 1 Co OF Hall. Rotary Club luncheon at YMC A. Odd Fellows Lodge No 103 in O F Hall at 7 36. Exchange Club gathering in Chamber of Commerce.
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Elyria Business College Ficale
Cascade Park
Lorain County Bar Association
Loraig Country Clad
Odd Fellows No. 163
Avon Beach Park
St Clair Rebekah Lodge
L & OO. F. Hall
Bagement
West River Street Church
Knights of Pechins
G. A. R. Hall
Rotary
Y. MC. A
Odd Fellows Lodge No
Co. O. F. Hall
Exchange Club
Chamber of Commerce
Inneheor
McDonalds of Pittsburg Visit Return Home Tomorrow
Mr P McDonald his daughter Alma and son Buddie of Pittsburg have been visiting his mother Mrs LL McDonald at No 2 Clayton Apartment and will return home tomorrow Mrs McDonald will accompany them for a ten day visit The Poinsettia club met at the home of Mrs Kopenhhaf with sewing and visiting Shuster was a guest The next meeting will be at Mrs C G Hall Weet St August 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. McDonald
Alma
Buddie
Pittsburg
LL McDonald
Clayton
Poinsettia Club
Thurs- Gay
Marriage Licenses Granted in Lorain and Oberlin
Homer Nevers 21 hotel manager and Beatrice Toffer 18 stenographer both of Lorain. Glenn J. Molineaux 232 merchant and Helen E. Watson 22 both of Oberlin. Oberlin minister Henry Kreb 60 mechanic and Margaret Knoipper 36 both of EI Pasher Frer.
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Homer Nevers
Beatrice Toffer
Lorain
Glenn J. Molineaux
Helen E. Watson
Oberlin
Henry Kreb
Margaret Knoipper
EI Pasher Frer
County Urges School Children Medical Inspection This Month
Lorain County health nurse urges parents to have children medically checked before September school opening. Attention should be given to eyes teeth and throat and defective conditions should be treated promptly prior to the start of the school year.
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Lorain County
Trespassers Fined by Justice for Railroad Track Violation
Two colored men were each fined one dollar and costs by Justice Hughes for trespassing on the B and O railroad tracks. They were arrested by Lieutenant Warrenfeld, Af hawalt 54 rowrany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Hughes
Warrenfeld
Af Hawalt
Friday Meetings at G A R Hall and LO O F Hall
Sons of Veterans in G A R Knights and Ladies of Security will meet Friday in LO. O. F. Hall. A card club with Mrs. Glover is also scheduled.
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Sons of Veterans
G. A. R. Hall
Knights and Ladies of Security
LO. O. F. Hall
Card Club
Glover
Driver Fined After Mufler Ordinance Dispute
H A Van a truck driver for Speed Way Of Company Elyrne paid a one dollar fine in Mayor Empythe's court after a heated debate over the mufler ordinance. Van stopped on Cleveland avenue with his cutout open in violation. Police Officer Miller said he urged closing it. Van argued in defense and was escorted to the mayor.
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H. A
Speed Way of Company
Elyrne
Empythe
Cleveland
Miller
Emythe
Johnson Tozier families hold tenth annual reunion at Glen’s Beach
The Johnson Tozier reunion gathered about one hundred members at Glen's Beach, Spain. A basket lunch preceded a business meeting selecting officers for the coming year. Attendees hailed from Detroit Kingsville Cleveland Lorain Amherat Sandusky and Amherst.
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Amnhersi
Johnson-Tozier
Ield Thurador
Glen's Beach
Spain
Cera
Afrs
Bert Foote
Lorain
Clarence Purcell
Aimherat
3. Slack
Helen Fox
Kingsville
Ohio
Detroit
Cleveland
Floria
Bertin Heights
Sandusky
Amherst
Ambherat
George Walter
Bmfra
Rubs Walker
Frank Walter
Howard Walter
Janice
Don Rockwood
St Peters Church to Resume Services After Month Away
AMHBHERST Service resumes Sunday at St Peters Eyan Selical church after a month long vacation. Sunday school at 9:30 and German language services at 10:30. Choir rehearsal this evening. all choir members to attend. Sunday at St Johns Evangelical church South Amherst services at 2 pm with Sunday school at 1 pm.
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Amhbherst
St. Peters
Amherst Shower Honors Bliss Becker Before Wedding
A miscellaneous shower was held Thursday night in Amherst in honor of Bliss Mildred Becker of Hasel Street who is to be married soon to William Slack of South Archers. The wedding will take place next week.
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Amherst
Bhonor
Bliss
Mildred Becker
Hasel Etreet
William Slack
South Archers
Local residents share visits and trips around Amherst and nearby towns
Amherst residents and guests are listed visiting Elyria, Lorain, and nearby areas. Names include L Drake, C SahaZec, Mr and Mrs Herman Short, Frank Stats, Dr W G Scraffner, Florence Willett, Edna Mens, Marion Steele, Walter Brucker, Huse Martin, P Ward family, Edith Deuschie, Mrs Carl Godman, J L Ludwig, Lemma Kent, Theodore Neumeister, Emma Gisser, Georga Worthington, and R C Schaffer.
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Amherst
F_L. Drake
Norwalk
C. SahaZec
N. Main
Wtreet
Herman Short
Afdr
Pagent
Prozre
Chicago
Frank Stats
W. G. Scraffner
Misa Florence Willett
Edna Mens
Marion Steele
Elyria
Walter Brucker
Huse Martin
North Randall
William Wagner Case Postponed Sixth Time
For the sixth time the case of William Wagner on a violation of the liquor ordinance has been continued. The case is set for Thursday. City Solicitor Bairda seeks Chief Stankard attendance, but the chief was called to Canton by his sister’s death. the funeral was held this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilam Wagner
Bairda
Stankard
Canton
Slater
Man Bound Over For Grand Jury In Assault Case
Edgar Bembry was bound over to the grand jury by Justice George after pleading not guilty to an assault on Steve Komosky. The defendant was committed to the county jail in default of bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Bembry
George
Bembry
Steve Komosky
Eran
Principle Urged Problems Solve Through Civic Action
An evening program at Chautauqua featured the Fisher Opera Co in strong English selections and a later lecture by Edward Ambrose urging rational policy over violence. Ambrose linked wartime ideals to Lincoln and urged leaders in science and education to guide America toward prosperity and civic duty.
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Fisher Operatic Co
New Voices in American Development and The Fountains of Psyche
Dr. William Saive spoke on social progress after war and Dr. Hilton Jones discussed The Fountains of Psyche. Jones sparked debate with a controversial thyroid remark about turning a cretin into a normal human through thyroid injection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Saive
Hilton
J. Jones
Prof. Jones
Mind as Psyche and the Fountains of the body
The passage explains how the mind influences the body by citing Psyche as the mind and twelve ductless glands as Fountains, turning the human body into a remarkable chemical factory. Professor Jones leads the department of chemistry and chemical engineering at Oklahoma Agricultur.
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Jones
Department of
Chemistry
Chemical Engineering
The
Oklahoma Agricultur
Beceyis Mech Pree by Wad Acérors
Cuticam Lad wretortes. Dept. HN Malden 44,6 Kold everywhere. Soap Se Orgteest Bands Takbom Se Cuticurm Soap shaves without mag.
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Beceyis
Wad Acérors
Cuticam Ladwretortes
Dept
Malden
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Western Heights Boys
R.C. Picnic
RT. R
Christian Findearor
Plarnes
Williman
Nilton
Graymes L
Lydia E
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkhham
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Mr. and
Myre
Harry Earl of
Dever Avenue
VermaUton
Oline Seasler
Prospect Street
C. A. Kopenhafer
Richard
Sandusker
Helen White
Margaret Snyder
Lodi Street
Ariene Kromapple
Akron
Charlies Palmer
222
Ninth Street
Gertrude Williams
Second Street
Crystal Beach
Vermilion
Mrs. Wise
Charles Palmer
Earl B. Bark
Pensacola
Fla
Bark
A. M. Lyberzer
James Bechanan
Kittanning, Pa
Frank Waldron
Furnace Street
Pennsylvania
Alita Trimmer
Welland, Ohio
W. M. Smith
Karl Court
Mary Furness
Zana Holiday
Wellsville
H.C. Martin
Winnifred Jenkins
Jeck Robertaan
Oxford
Avennan
Triangle Club
Warer Hall
Ladies Aid Society
St. Paul's Church
Kiwanis Club
Catholic Daughters of America
C. Hall
Sons and Daighters of Liberty
Ah City Band
J. G. Roberteen
Toledo
Charles Barton
Kenyon Court
Misses Earker
Ruth Jobsson
Cammell] Avenue
Charles Kuss
J. S. Vaughan
Harry Standen
Phoneuical
W. OL. McClellan
Morrow
Indiana
West Virginia
Florence Biatson
Carol Stetson
Carrie Bauoks
Kiyria
Visi Misa Stetson
Coolwile
B. Hunter
George NM
Gulf Street
Green Mountains
Vermont
Thousand Islands
Montreal
Canada
Bessie Park
Glasgow
Scotland
Filgris Yeater- War
William Bark
William Park
West Avenue
James Rogers
East Broad Street
Peter Kolinski
Kenyon Avenues
Curahoga Falls
Mra Rogers
Nell Beil
W.‘Hl. Nickersia
Donald and
Robert
Wheeling
W. Va
Mire
J. M. Clark
Hasg Avenue
H. C. Stevens
J. G. Wherry
Margaret Miskit
Aliss Helen Hanna
R. P. Vaughan
R. A. Osborne
Geo. H. Chamberlain
Amherstly Clufford Tolhurst
William Wagner
Icans
Chautzrqgua’ Lsst
Edward Ambhers
Batt
Lincoln
Mihary Whate
Dr Oi
America
Pacej
Yaris
Edward Amherst CT
Marcus A. Kavanagh
Who
Sunday Everinz
Ailton I. Jones
Tioe
YCOU2
Effie Steele
Fauixrton
South Dakota
Shore Inn
Muric
Vermilion—Shore Road
Loomis Book Store
Elyria, Ohio
Pinafore
Imperial
East Broad St. Bridge
Harry H. Smith
Hk. G. Davison
Elvria
West Ave
MacBeth and
Liberty
Dunn Motor Sales Co
Opera House Service Dept
Holytwood
Wanda Havle
Stuart Holmes
George Walsh
Washburc
William Farnt
Elliott Des
Miss Hawler
Ramsey Walsall
Jerome Parence
Clrdea Fley
T. Bar B Johns
Hawley
Walter Hiers
Hiers
Cag
Camre
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