Susanna Wesley class hosts lake picnic in century park
Members and guests of the Susanna Wesley class of the Methodist church gathered at Miss Rosabel Carpenier’s Second Street home before driving to Century Park for a picnic. Twenty two attended the supper, with Miss Maxine Miller and others among the guests. Committees were named for arrangements and refreshments followed by a social after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susanna Wesley
Methodist Church
Rosabel Carpenter
Second Street
Century Park
J. T Shook
Maxine Miller
Frank Walker
Margaret Wirsham
Kathryn Noonan
Hortense Curtis
Rosabel Carpenier
Ruth Blakeley
Catherine Seward
Clio Clive
Fourth Street
Eileen O'Donnell
Ladies of G. A. R. plan first birthday celebration
Captain P. D. Reefy Circle No 101 Ladies of G. A. R. met in Woodman Hall with good attendance. Prize won by Mrs. Mary Flood as plans were discussed for a September 10 birthday party when the group will be one year old. next session set for August 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. D. Reefy
Woodman Hall
Mary Flood
Sipersonals Friends and relatives spread across many towns
The column lists Walter Gamble ill at his Lakewood home and many visitors and travelers. Mrs John T Shook hosts Alberta Hiester from Portland Indiana while Dorothy Boor and Helen Simpson visit Chicago. Others visit White Pigeon Michigan and North Bend Nebraska as extended kin greet and tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Gamble
Lakewood
John T. Shook
Harvard Avenue
Alberta Hiester
Portland
Indiana
Dorothy Boor
George Strest
Helen Simpson
Urichsville
Ohio
Chicago
Century of Progress
Sarah Heal
White Pigeon
Michigan
George E. Lee
Edith Stocking
North Bend
Nebraska
Walter Watlington
Fields
M. Andreaven
Karen
Elina
Beverly
Lois
Guesis
George Mynchenberg, Sr
West Avenue
James A Flynn
Tittle
Patsy Ruth Thomas
Local Births and Visits Highlight Lorain Notes
A collage of community life from Lorain includes births at Memorial Hospital on August 13 and August 18, visits among families from Lakeside to New York, and several relocations. Mr and Mrs C yril Barker visit Michigan. Mr and Mrs Frans F and family travel. Mr Lucius Bartlett’s kin visit Ft Elrria Memorial. Residents plan moves to Mansfield, Bellevue, and other nearby towns while relatives visit Cleveland and Lorain. baptisms and baptisms occur at St John’s Evangelical Church in Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Duke
Montclair
New Jersey
R. P. Wirth
Gulf Farms
Archie Phipps
Lake Avenue
Huron
Ohio
A. Welsh
Marian Welsh
Julia Wilhelmy
Chicago
Palmer House
George Calvert
Rochester
New York
Harry
Calvert
Frank Shephard
Ninth Street
Wheeling
Moundsville
West Virginia
Jane Huber
Lakelond
Chip
Martha Suppes
Julia Jackson
Dunham
Dan
Caroline
Sewickley
Pennsylvania
Lake Road
Lorain
Ella Sigasoose
Frank Shepherd
C. A. Balliett
Harry Snyder
Hazelton
Ada Wile
Neutercourt
W. F. Eldred
Highgate
Lakeside
Air Homes
Niagara
Phillips
Edtha
Ray Wold Toad
Somai Mortal Hospital
Cyril Barker
McDawell
Jackiok
Michigan
Barker
Ar Tas Piaudler O Adang
Sell Schwarer
Gratton
Ia Memorial Hospital
N. L. Duckert
Eugens
Tien Ea Avenue
Frans F
Car Be
J. T. Leonard
Lora
Gilbert Hoppen
Lucius Bartlett
Ft Elrria Memorial
Tarl Rezek
Famil
Huron Street
Cleveland
Bedford
Regith
J. E C. H. Merthe
L. Brevoort
Mildred Brevoort
Masallon
Wilford Block
Anna Stenze
Lucille
Sandusky
George Ferguson
Second Street
Harold F. Weiland
Ronald LaRoy Nani
St. John’s Evangelical Church
Larain
Past Presidents to Meet at Mrs Hitsman Home
The Past Presidents of the Auxiliary in the Sons of Our Veterans will meet at Mrs. Nina Hitsman's home on Friday August 11 with members asked to assemble at 1 PM. Also notes marriage license applications for William Meltzer and Alice DeLand, John E. Thomas and Adeline Judd, Martin Zadorczas and Sue Demehik, with ministers listed in Lorain area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Our Veterans
Nina Hitsman
William Meltzer
Maca Hand
Lorain
Alice DeLand
John E. Thomas
Clark
Adeline
Judd
Martin Zadorczas
Steel Wkr
Sue Demehik
Simchak
Avon Parents Honor Mr and Mrs Ocammon at Party
A lawn gathering at Beidler hosts honors for Mr and Mrs Ocammon and Scamman on her birthday. Beidler’s lawn is decorated for the event. Mr and Mrs are recognized with gifts. Beidler is a former Avon Parents Association president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Ingersoll, JR
Pleasant Sur
Prise
Oie
Margaret Zabo
T . Boylan
Inge
Vast Avenue
Mrs. Ocammon
Beidler
Syan
Lakewood
Eree
Beidler Is
Avon Parents Association
Calendar Aids for Local Ladies and Veterans Groups
Ladies Auxiliary to Knights of Ix John at 8.0 meets with Doris Smith of State Street and Mary A Chandler Tent Daughters of Union Veterans meet with Mrs Minnie Church of J O O F Black American Legion meets Elvira Lodge No 192 T O O F meets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Ix John
Doris Smith
State Streat
Mary
Hospital Notes Admissions List
A list of admissions includes Mrs Roy Griswold on Griswold Rd and Mrs Fred Salsbury at 627 Wear Ave. Other names: William Eyseen, Harold Stegman of 134 W Bridge, Louis Ies at 318 Sumner St, Mrs Louis Borash 315 W River, Myre Russell Schwarer in Grafton, Mrs Lu mus Bartlett in Grafton, Dorothy Bell 125 Denison Ave, Rosa Mark in Ashland, Warren Hollis RD Né 3, Mrs John Foster Wo 2 Endley Elk, Clarence Webo 905 Lake Ave, William Harrison Ne Olmsted, Andrew Molnar 119 Furnace St, Ray Daws 115 Cleveland St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Phill Griswold
Fred Salsbury
Wear Ave
William Eyseen
New Brunswick
Harold Stegman
W. Bridge
Louis I.es
Sumner St
Louis Borash
W. River
Myre
Russell Schwarer
Grafton
Lumus Bartlett
Dorothy Bell
Denison Ave
Rosa Mark
Ashland
Warren Hollis
John Foster
Endley Elk
Clarence Webo
Lake Ave
William Harrison
Olmsted
Andrew Molnar
Furnace St
Ray Daws
Cleveland St
Discharges and Local Notices From Public Records
Fragmentary OCR text lists discharge notices and references to individuals including Mrs Frank Ruoads and John Weaver, with scattered mentions of addresses and agencies. Context is unclear as text is garbled, but indicates official notices of discharge or related government actions.
Social Insurance Program Being Evolved
A forecast outlines two paths for social insurance with next January as a milestone. Secretary of Labor Francis Perkins reports progress toward a unified system, aiming to aid workers including a white collar class, with co operation between federal and state governments. The plan envisages funding from employers, workers, and a large retirement framework connected to current pension efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Jperkins
Rarim Bloc
Roosevelt
Special Board
Picnic and church group outings in Litchfield Aug
Aug 18 note from Litchfield reports a band gathering and a Saturday picnic at a home hosted by Mr and Mrs George F union. Attendees listed in the local paper include Mr and Mrs Kenneth Muller, Joe Gideon’s kin from Lakewood, and Miss Florence Peters among others. The Baptist Sunday school picnic date shifted to Thursday at 9 30 A M at the church with a Rice’s Dan outing planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F Union
Peat
Kenneth Muller
Joe Gideon
Lakewood
Hasan
Satu Miset
Rice
Dan
Florence Peters
Make Your Own Early Autumn Ensemble
An advertisement outlines black and white woolen fall wear. dress bodice and bow use black satin crepe with a collarless jacket. Patterns offer variations in black satin, tucked net, or plaids, with technique notes for bow lining. Send 15 cents for pattern, list size, name, address and style number. The pattern catalog and book priced 10 and 25 cents respectively. Address Fashion Bureau, 200 Fifth Ave New York. Elyria Chronicle Telegram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Chronicle-Telegram
Fifth Ave
New York
N.Y
Local notes from Elyria area church and events
Esther Peters spent Thursday at Cascade Park in Elyria. A Baptist prayer meeting and regular business meeting were held at the church Thursday. Dr. Harry Street had nasal surgery last Tuesday and returned to the office Sunday. The high school baseball team played a game at Grafton State Farm Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Peters
Cascade Park
Elyria
Dayshin
K. & Miller
Harry Street
Grafton State Farm
Cat Adopts Squirrel In Brockton Household Story
In Brockton Massachusetts a domestic cat owned by Mrs Donald B Packard has taken in a baby gray squirrel and is rearing it with her three kittens. The unusual cross species care highlights a gentle animal bond observed by locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton, Mass
Donald B. Packard
Cat
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Pedro
Frank Derek
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Virginia Alflen
Mary. Catherine
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Wamplers Lake
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Reseers Ong
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Helene Castle
Chase St Byron Dague
E. T BR
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Marion
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Elizabeth Haun
Arlene Buswell
Miss Sehiack
LaVonne Vaneer
Agnes Shafer
Irene Martin
Eleanor Seigmond
Beatrice Barr
Elizabeth Hahn
Molyneux
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New Square
Elyria Sav. & Tr
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John Weaver
Avoz
Warren Hols
Litchfield
Kan Act Club
Rast Garlisle
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Oberlin Inn
Suiter
Lorain County
S. Cavagna
Hoffner
PS. Bldg
Laura I. Baldt
A.M
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