Camp Brownhelm Girls Claim Track Honors In Second Week
Katheryne Eckier and Lilian Washburn led the leadership emblems as girls dominated events at Brownhelm camp. Track meet highlights include Washburns taking multiple wins in sprints and jumps, with Bell and Heard earning top finishes in several races. Enthusiasm ran high as campers planned for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katheryne Eckier
Lilian
Te Heard
Vera Johnnson
Wi Heard
Corma Bell
Elizaih Washbern
Brownhelm
Keth Washburn
Lillian Warden
Donna Bell
Elizabeth Washburn
Elizabeth Wash
Tll
103rd O V I Regiment Camp Activities Near Elyria
Elyria residents attend the 103rd O V I encampment on the shore campgrounds. The week features receptions, campfire nights, and a grandchild night. Speakers include D W Hiiand and Dr A D Knapp. A stockholders meeting and a memorial service are scheduled.
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Elyria
Ottesbach
Bowling Green
Veterans
D. W. Hiiand
College President to Speak at First Church Sunday
Tr. A. B. Storms, president of Wallace College Berea, will preach at the First Congregational church Sunday morning. He led Wallace to a 35 percent rise in attendance and general development last year and is a noted Methodist church leader. The public is invited to attend worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
twin-Wallace College
Berea
Dr. Storms
Wedding Shower For Miss Lucy Forbes Of High Cte
Ruth Winckles entertained twelve guests yesterday for a kitchen shower honoring Miss Lucy Forbes of High Cte. Pink and white decorations, a heart shaped wedding cake centerpiece, and gifts opened by the bride marked the celebration. Guests included Nellia Forbes and Jean Brown among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Winckles
Ridge
Swith
Lucy Forbes
P_ Co. Collins
Miss Forbes
Miss. Forbese
Bleria
Jean Brown
Cleve
Berea Kiwanis Club Formed With National Backing
George Chamberlain, Chas Williams and others joined Elyria Kiwanis delegates in Berea for the organization of a new Berea Kiwanis club. Hal Po Denton of Cleveland spoke on Kiwanis aims, with reps from Cleveland, Lakewood and Elyria in attendance. Local men expressed desire to join and help establish the Berea club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Chamberlain
Chas. Williams
Jim Armitage
George E. Arpogust
W. H. Watg
J.F. Burke
Hiwanianz
Berea
Elyvia Kiwanis Club
Berea Kiwanis Club
Hal Po Denton
Cleveland
Kiwanis
Lakewood
Ebria
Postmaster Seward’s Surprise Birthday Gathering
Postmaster Seward was surprised at his home on Mid Glen Avenue by about thirty friends celebrating his birthday. Seven tables of five hundred were set. prizes went to Mrs. J. J. Powers and Mrs. W. J. Parsch for the ladies, Alec Parsch and W. H. Seward for the men. Mr. Seward entertained with vocal selections, refreshments were served, and guests wished him happy returns.
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Seward
Mid- Glen Avenue
J. J. Powers
W. J. Parsch
Alec Parsch
Dar
Exchange club luncheon hears Dr A R Agate on dentistry
About thirty members attended the Exchange club luncheon to hear Dr. A. R. Agate discuss dentistry. Plans were made for the picnic next Wednesday at Crystal Beach and for a talk on batteries by Mr. Welch of Exide Battery at the following meeting. The Catholic Daughters of America hold a regular meeting tomorrow night in K of C hall followed by a card social. all members urged to attend.
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Exchange Club
A. R. Agate
Exchange
Crystal Beach
Welch
Exide Battery
The
Catholic Daughters of America
K. of ©. Hall
Tonight and Tomorrow Civic Group Activities Map
Local events list shows St Clair Rebekah Lodge I O O F at 7:30 p.m. Circle of St Pauls Cascade Park. Sisters Aid Society of St Pauls Church. Kiwanis luncheon at Chamber of Commerce. Catholic Daughters in K of C Hall. Sons and Daughters of Liberty in G A R Hall. American Legion and Amily picnic at Riverview Park. Church of Christ Junior outing supervised by Miss Eva Smith. Queen Esther 2nd King’s Daughters farewell at Second Congregational Church. Ladies Robertson Lodge Daughters of Scotia No 96 go to Lerain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid’ Society
St. Paul's Church
Kiwanis Club
Chamber of Commerce
Catholic Daughters of America
K. of C. Hall
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
G. A. R. Hall
American Legion
Amilary
Riverview Park
Department
Church of Christ
Mies Eva Smith
Queen Esther
King’s Daughters
Second Congregational Church
Robertson Lodge
Daughters of Scotia
Lerain
Cabinet of Fieldship Club Sets Impoundant Meeting
The Cabinet of the Fieldship Club of the YWCA will hold a business meeting tomorrow at 5 30 o'clock at the YWCA. It is the last meeting before school opens and all vacation work must be cleared up. Plans for the lawn party to be held next Friday will be advanced.
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Fieldship Club
Rotary Luncheon Highlights Guests From Waterbury and Columbus
Mr Bill Stuart of Waterbury Conn and Mr Bill Longbow of Columbus Rotary attended the luncheon and spoke about Rotary. Anthony Tall the new Memorial hospital superintendent was introduced as a Rotary member. A musical program is planned for next Tuesday.
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Bill Stuart
Waterbury, Conn
Bill Longbow
Columbus, Ohio
Rotary Club
Rotary
Anthony Tall
Memorial Hospital
Election of Blue Moon Club Officers at Bram Home
The Blue Moon Club met last evening at 112 Highland Court the home of S. R. Bram. A new slate of officers was elected with H. Kofski as president H. Hogan as vice president G. C. Clark as secretary and S. Byam as treasurer.
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Blue Moon Club
S. R. Bram
Highland Court
H. Kofski
H. Hogan
Gc.clark
S. Byam
Local Notables Share News in Personal Notices
Eastern Heights resident H F Frasier spends the week at Green Springs. Mrs W H Ruth ill at daughter’s home. Miss Edith Hill visiting sister Mrs Harold Perrer in Fremont. Miss Shirley Huppon guest of Miss Marion Philpott. Emma Manille very ill at daughter J P Reefr’s home. Born yesterday to L C Heinsath and wife a nine pound baby girl. Emma Baker of Step Lake avenues visiting Gloveland relatives. Mrs A T Phipps recovering from illness. Louise Allen returned from Lake Chautauqua. Reefy family back from Massillon. Ernest Walkden and wife welcome baby daughter at Amherst hospital. Hartshorn guest of Miss Elwell returns to Clyde. Rev and Mrs E P Redhead visiting his mother in Astrabala. B J Whitney and B T Bastian return from six week Cleveland Beach vacation. Mildred and Dorothy Day expected home from Denmark Iowa. H J Austin and family return from Michigan. Claude Blanchard family back from Round Lake. Musical Art Society to meet at Mrs T T Robinson’s Friday at 2 30. Dorcas Society Grace Lutheran church to meet tomorrow.
Holding a Husband Adslan Garment New Phase of Revelations
A narrator recalls a estranged father once a powerful government figure. The scene shifts as plans form to travel to New York after a warning letter and the promise of a swift departure with family. Tension mounts around a sensitive family revelation and a looming journey.
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Adslan Garment
Social rounds include trips and visits across Lorain region
Many residents traveled to Erie Cleveland Jamestown and New York for weekends business and social events. Notables include Mr and Mrs Minard Mr and Mrs Beauchair Miss Gertrude Scaggs and Miss Eleanor Weherzie visiting from Huntington and Lake Avenue respectively. Gilbert J Clark of Kansas City attends Lorain County Bar Association picnic at Lorain Country Club. Educational Department members of the Women's Citi Club prepared costumes for a summer school entertainment.
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Edward E. Minard
Haroo Dde Beauchair
Cleveland
Gilbert J. Clark
Kansas City
Elyria
Pittsfield
Lorain County Bar Association
Lorain Country Club
Herbert Strand
Bobby
Cleveland Beach
Washington Avenus
Strands
Jamestown
New York
New York City
Women’s Citric Club
Hungarian Reformed Church
Marriage Licenses for William Teemer and Regina McKee
William J. Teemer 32 salesman and Regina McKee 21 both of Lorrain. Father J. J. Johnson of Lor tard. Sammy Harden 23 machinist Eloria and Mariam B Gottis 21 telephone operator North Ridge. Rev Winters of Elsria.
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William J. Teemer
Regina McKee
Lorain
J. J. Johnson
Lo- Tard
Sammy Harden
Eloria
Mariam EB. Gottis
North Ridge
Rev. Winters
Elsria
Local anglers report record black bass from Put-in-Bay
Dick Myers of the Ford 1004 and Dr E V Arbough with Fred Teucate write from Put-in-Bay about landing a black bass 49 inches long. They claim it took three hours to land the fish after it swallowed their bait, describing a vivid fishing time. Siberia is noted as largely comprised of Russian peoples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martins ‘Ferry
E. V. Arbough
Fred Teucate
Put-in-bay
Family Visitation Notes From North Elyria
Mr and Mrs Will Bushkirks of Cleveland and Mrs Laura Suckirk with daughter Aliss Stella visited the Haynes home. Sundar Helen and Ace Kellar are visiting in Cleveland this week with Mr and Mrs Huggins.
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North Elyria
Will Bushkirks
Cleveland
Birs
Laura Suckirk
Aliss Stella
Haynes
Sundar- Helen
Ace Kellar
Huggins
Lydia Pinkham Vegstedle Compound Promoted for Women
The article extols Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a standard remedy for various female ailments. It claims the product helps home makers and working women alike endure daily strains and "drag" through life, viewing it as a long trusted feminine tonic.
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Sacisi
Societr
Lydia B. Pinkhams
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Edna R. Mills
Wadsworth
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A. D. Knapp
Bloomington
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LLEGE
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Thelma Rimbach
DR. Agate
Chase
Sanborn Brand
Vances J
Armours Corn Faren
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Paul
Bologna
St Clair Rebekah Lodge
Circle of St. Paul's
Cascade Park
Anthony Tall New Rotary Member
ODD Fellows Lodge
Odd Fellows Lodge No 103
Odd Fellows Lodges
Avon Beech Park
H. F. Frasier
Eastern Heights
Boulevvard
Green Springs
W. H. Ruth
Paul Kridjer
Fremont
Edith Hill
Mrs
Harold Perrer
Shirley Huppon
Marion Philpott
Fourth Street
Emma Manille
J. P. Reefr
L. C. Heinsath
Riverside Court
Emma Baker
Step
Lake Avenues
Gloveland
A. T. Phipps
West Bridge Street
Louise Allen
West Avenue
Lake Chautauqua
F .S. Reefy
Eva Reefy
Mrs. Reefy
Massilon
Ernest Walkden
Lake Avenue
Amherst Hospital
Hartshorn
Miss Elwell
Third Street
Clyeée
B. J. Whitney
B. T. Bastian
Cornell Avenue
Mildred
Dorothy Day
Second Street
Denmark
Iowa
H. J. Austin
Michigan
Claude Blanchard
Fifth Street
Round Lake
Musical Art Society
T. T. Robinson
Washington Avenue
Dorcas Society of
Grace Lutheran Church
Tomorwee
Father Spencer
Thorstrickee
Beaneath
Tina
Alien Drake
Lian Underwood
Sip
Wince
Geertle
Ron
Hire
Erane
Hitz Ra'ce
Wade
Allen Drake
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Grace
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Bertier
Dicky
Madge
Jurioe
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Micha
Speonk
Hiarry C. Muhir
East River Street
Harry Calvert
Erie
A. B. Taylor
L. B. Fauver
F. O.richey
Grisweld
C. Roysolés of
A Myers
Dorothy. Cunningham
H. Cunninghanm
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South Lorain
Thelma Hollis
North Elyria Granze
Martin
Eugene Haynes
G. Jenkins
B. Gough
Avon
Victor
Pays
Lt Si
Burson
U. Stirs
Poplin
Tme
Dimity Athletic Union
Aharki
Dick Myers
Siberia
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Women’s Auxiliary of the
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Elbert Hubbard
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