Elyria to Hear Noted Speaker Miss Norma C Brown
Elyrians will hear Miss Norma C. Brown vice president of the Flying Squadron at First M. E. Church at 3 p.m. Sunday August 28. A Eureka College graduate 1920 she has spoken in capitals nationwide and before party conventions and state audiences, her career described as extensive. A large crowd is expected as the Flying Squadron promotes prohibition.
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Elyrians
Norma C. Brown
M. E
Eureka College
United States
Flying Squadron
Wellington Briefs Moveins and gatherings noted in Wellington
Local residents are reported moving between apartments on Herrick Avenue East and West. Community members attend the County 4-H picnic at Cascade Park. Church groups plan a weiner roast and an upcoming Friendship Club meeting. Various residents visit relatives, attend reunions, and travelers return from Lakeview, Mansfield, and Toledo with numerous social and community notes.
Day candidate Upshaw promises cabinet reform and woman’s place
William D. Upshaw of Asheville North Carolina the Prohibition party nominee for president outlines three main planks in his platform. The first calls for a place for a woman in the cabinet and immediate resignation of every governor.
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William D. Upshaw
Asheville
N. C
Prohibition Party
Weekend Socials and Community Outings in Elyria Area
A crowded weekend scene includes visits by Eva Veach and her two children from Elyria to sister Mrs. Wilbur Suttiff, an lakeside outing with the Sutliffs, and visits by Mrs. Milo Yoxtheimer to friends in Toledo and Detroit. Other items note G-12 softball beating Daugherty-Robinson 5 2, Bert Newman of Cleveland Stockyards calling on Frank Curtice, and a parade of picnics and outings among local families and 4 H Club members at Cascade Park and Euclid Beach with names such as Kathaleen Young Jewell Beal Marion Knittle Miriam Fowle George Berk and many relatives referenced.
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Berea
Eva Veach
Elyria
Wilbur Suttiff
Sutliffs
Milo Yoxtheimer
Phyllis
Robert
Toledo
Detroit
Frank Turley
Springfield
Mary Fox
Daugherty-Robinson
Bert Newman
Cleveland Union Stockyards
Frank Curtice
Fred Andrews
Freddie
Georgia Andrews
Avon Beach
Walter P. Loewe
National Air Races
Cleveland
Burt Curtice
South Ridge Briefs and Social Notes From Lakeside
South Ridge Aug 16. Mrs Margaret Baus and Mrs Mary Eppley returned home after a short outing at Lakeside. Attends funeral P Bechtel and F C Snyder at the Charles Mapes service in Wakeman. Rev J H Amore attends a Henriet ta Evangelical church meeting. Melvin Unger home hosts Shrine Picnic. Misses Natucy Miller and Mar...
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South Ridge
Lakeside
Margaret Baus
Mary Eppley
P. Bechtel
F.C. Snyder
Charles Mapes
Wakeman
H. Amore
Society of the Henrietta
Evangelical Church
Melvin Unger
Shrine
Natucy Miller
Mar
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Odd Davenport
Jenny Lind
Glade
Broad St
Wellington
A. E. Althaus
United Young People’s
Church of Christ
Marie Miller
Elm Street
Friendship Club
Matt King
E. R. Peck
Baptist Church
Mobhroeville
Miss Vivian
Kent Robinson
Orrin Miller
Bernie Miller
Elia Norris
Francis Morris
J. W. McAteer
Frank Richmond
Obe
Betty Jean
James
Albion
Myers
Fair
Herbert Miller
William Bennett
Lucille Rolce
Grand Rapids
Michigan
William Long
Mansfield
Hugh Ferguson
Ashland
Ben, Allen
Elyria Home For the
Wellington Friends
Florence Starr
Sugar Hill
Madonna Steiner
A. J. Althaus
Blackton
Ohio
John Caldwell
Louise Ford
Wooster
M. H. Wadsworth
Lyle Dagnan
American Legion
Carl Meuller
June
Glen Dutridge
D. P. Wells
Ner Neice
Chester “Ansinger
Upshaw
Margaret
Cherlotte
CIA Webber
Euclid Beach
Picniog
George
Knittle
Mitchell
Marion Knittle
Amherst
Cascade Park
Kathaleen
Kaladeen Young
Jewell Beal
Marion Kunittle
Earl Dehn
Miriam Fowle
Linwood ‘Park
Brown’ Hoist Company
George Berk
Newton Baus
Rollin Baus
S. H. Amore
Peter. Delefield and Family
Griswold Road
Henry Delefield
George Vogler
Walter Grobe
V. Cook
Townline
Will. They
Chronicle-Telegram
Merthe’s
Coats
Merthe
Floor
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