Delegates From Scotland Visit for Daughters Convention
Delegates to the Daughters of Scotland convention visit Wurst Hall in Cleveland for an inspection tour hosted by the Kiwansis club and mayor A. R. Jones. The program includes tours, a Crippled Children visit, a concert, and a late supper, with installation services to open to the public. Notable Ohio attendees from Cleveland Youngstown Toledo Canton and others are listed among supreme officers and delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Convention of Daughters of
Wurst Hall
A. R. Jones
Larongnoul
Minener-Hamlett
Cleveland
Anna Gertie
Smith
Wilrva
Ie. Huubison
Mary Neal
Mary Thow
Baxter
Holmes
Kerr
Wrighrt
Harvey
Gail
Mehl
Kreesa
McKensie
Miller
Nelle Andres
Terry
Wood
Davidson
Youngstown
Black
Messan
Anderson
Oledo
Goulrey
Doubis
Morrison
Canton
Ohio
Daughters of Scotland and Community Night Events
Tonight in Wurst Hall Pollyanna Club hosts Daughters of Scotland events with Miss Marian Maddock. Other items include Boy Scout and Royal Neighbors meetings, a Grace Lutheran Junior Society gathering, and a Wiener Roast after a Court of Honor. Mrs L Williams entertains at 228 Harrison Street. Mrs Moore’s pupils give a piano recital with performances by Helen Houser and others. Community Night at Hamilton School features girls from Gates and Ely schools, with handmade ribbons and student prizes. Former Ohio Wesleyan classmates join luncheon hosted by Mrs G A Reeder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Convention of Daughters of Scotland
Wurst Hall
Pollyanna Club
Marian Maddock
Central Labor Union
Security Benefit Association
To. O. F
Junior Society of Grace Lutheran Church
Royal Neighbors of America
Mayflower
L. Williams
Harrison Street
Court of Honor
G. A. BR. Hall
Wiener
Ohio Wesleyan
G A Reeder
George Leais
Anna Starr
South Hadlet
John Thomas Lister
Wooster
Reeder
Local Reunion and Club Meetings Highlight Weekend
The seventeenth Hulda Hyde reunion set for August 18 at Wellington Fair Grounds. Royal Neighbors and Woodmen plan a Berea Fair Grounds picnic after a 1 30 pm assembly at Second Street and East Avenue. American Legion Auxiliary meets next Monday to select a State Convention delegate. Mary Gaffney wed Oscar Betts at St Mary’s Church with a reception at 598 Cleveland Street. The couple leaves for Canada and will host friends after September 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors of
America
WII
Second Street
East Avenue
Berea Fair Grounds
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
State Corvention
St Mary's Church
Mary Gaffney
Oscar Betts
Mrs. Beéits
Canada
Ths City
Local Women Attend WCA Conference Camp Nepahwin Report
Miss Dorothy Wilcox Inez Bradley Gladys Nichols Dorothy Willer and Misa Ona Holly returned from the Business Girls Conference of the WCA at Samp Nepahwin Canton Pa. Delegations from five states attended. The Elyria group sang King Tut composed by the Notawa Club. Reports will form a pageant for the Setting-Up Conference in September. Dor of Grace Lutheran Church met at Mrs Fred Meinke’s with eleven members and two guests. A turtle picnic is planned near Municipal Beach with a meeting at Second Street on Saturday to organize. Out of town guests included Mrs Roy Carter and Mrs Laurence VanWormer. The next meeting is set for the 13th hosted by Mrs Der Haag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Wilcox
Inez Bradley
Gladys Nichols
Dorothy Willer
Misa Ona Holly
WCA
Samp Nepahwin
Canton
Mar Douglas
Florence Fulmer
Pritsburgh
Elyria
Camp Nepahwin
Notawa Club
Dor
Grace Lutheran Church
Wrs
Fred Meinke
Hampton Street
Municipal Beach
Lorain
Ades
Roy Carter
Pittsfield
Laxence VanWormer
Elmira
N. 4
Nest
der Haag
East Avenue
Welcome Shower for Mrs King and Local Socials
A crowded array of neighborhood guests gathered at Lake Avenue to honor Mrs Albert King with a hearty dinner and flowers. The event marked her welcome to the new home with a token gift presented amid warm toasts and decor of gladiolus and snapdragons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tae
Kenda
Seelgabora
Albert King
Jeason
Lake Avenue
Gladiolus
Oscar Pixley
Lee Clements
Earl Moore
W. D. Kelley
Arthur Fox
Mary Riley
William Giede
Clarence Wolf
Otis Thorta
Walter King
William King
John Finegar
Burt Hunter
Lorain
Bessie Stevens
Bellavula
Order of DeMolay Chapter Installed in Elyria
The David J Nye Chapter of the Order of DeMolay, sponsored by Elyria Commandery No 60 K T, was installed last evening in the O F hall by the Steel City Chapter of LyRal. About 250 to 300 from Elyria and Lorain attended. Talks were given by Judge Nye S H Squire and others. Harald Mason received a pin from Milwaukee. State Deputy Charles Woodruff attended as a guest. The program included scenes from Paris and Notre Dame with speakers including Malcomb McPhie Nelson Miller Paul Lindauer Edwin Steinbach Jacques McMolay William Smith Charles Todhunter and Horace Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order OF
Malcomb McPhie
Philip IV
Paris
Isle de Cite
Notre Dame Cathedral
Nelson Miller
Paul Lindauer
Edwin Steinbach
Jacques McMolay
William Smith
Neah Dey
Charles Todhunter
Horace Wallace
Eis Sanders
Hospital Notes Admissions and discharges listed
Admissions include Mrs Lena Champe of Lexington Ohio and Mrs Arthur Spray of Clark street. Discharges include Mrs Eugene Goit of district 3, Forrest Kellar of Brunswick Ohio, Mrs Herbert Gaziey of Spruce street and Mrs Alec Sebastian of Vulcan street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Champe
R. D
Lexington
Ohio
Arthur Spray
Clark Street
Eugene Goit
Forrest Kellar
Brunswick
Herbert Gaziey
Spruce Street
Alec Sebastian
Vulcan Street
Local social notes and visits around Elyria area
Mrs John Ruth visited with Mrs Katherine Becker of Amherst yesterday. G A Reeder and Lis ter guests of Dr and Mrs Young of Ridgeville today. John Davies and sons Wilbur and Carl returned from a week at Ruggles Beach. Alice May born August 14 to Mr and Mrs J R Terry Jr weighing eight pounds. Mrs Floyd Draper of East Fourteenth Street confined with a nervous breakdown. Edward Brand of Stamford Conn visiting Mr and Mrs David Troxel. Helen Wilder of Elyria attended the farewell party for Mrs J Meyer in Amherst. Congressman Grant Hudson of Lansing was an Elyria visitor. Mr and Mrs J F Fauver returned from a Wes trip with Los Angeles as headquarters. Rev W S Smith and daughter Margaret returned from Cochranton Pa for Smith reunion. M Gaffney and family leaving for two weeks in Belleville Ontario. Mrs Stowell Dale and daughter Maud Hastings attended LaGrange homecoming. Mary Byrnes of Pittsburgh visiting Mrs C Hector on West Avenue. Mrs Henry Koepp entertaining cousins Ernest Plautz of Erie and Florence Warner of North East. Mrs J R Lewis of Eastern Heights Blvd back from five weeks in Indiana, Wisconsin and Oklahoma. Judge Corlett and sister Wiss also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ruth
Katherine Becker
Amherst Pesterday
G. A Reeder
Lister
Edward Brand
Stamford
Elyri
J. F. Fauver
Wes
Los Angeles
Rev. W. S. Smith
Margaret
Cochranton
Smith
M. Gaffney
Belleville
Ontario
Stowell Dale
Maud Hastings
Mary Byrnes
Pittsburgh
C. Hector
West Avenue
Henry Koepp
N.nth Street
Ernest Plautz
Erie
Florence Warner
North East
J. R. Lewis
Eastern Heights Blvd
South Bend
Indiana
Madison
Wisconsin
Stillwater
Oklahoma
Corlett
Wiss
Ued Gurie
Cleamand
Walkden
Casite Park
Clarence Walkden
Clark Street
J. F. Burke
C. W. Koppes
Methodist Episcopal Church
Cleveland
Frank Bloomfeld
Toledo
Leslie
Community Notices and Stock Market Gains Report
Local social updates list visits and guests across multiple households in Elyria Norwalk Jamestown and Rochester plus a note on Happy Love the County Fair clown returning to Elyria. New York stocks rose modestly with Steel Gulf States U S Steel Crucible and oil shares advancing. telephone wires could circle the globe 1183 times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stock Exchange
Gulf States
Crucible
United States
Globe
Cal Coolidge Shaffer Born in Kenmore Ohio
First Coolidge section of Kenmore Ohio reports the birth of Calvin Coolidge Shaffer to Mr and Mrs Paul Shaffer. The baby named after President Calvin Coolidge arrived Tuesday in this city renowned for its on record naming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenmore
Calvin Coolidge
Calvin Coolidge Shaffer
Paul Shaffer
Green Corn Pudding From Four Ears Of Corn
A short old recipe calls for four ears of green corn finely cut, two eggs, a pat of milk, butter the size of an egg, three tablesoonfuls of flour, salt and pepper. Beat well and bake about one hour. Served as a vegetable dish.
Corn Oysters Frying Recipe
Instructions describe shaping grated corn with eggs crackers and seasoning, frying in butter or lard. If corn is wet or juicy add more crackers, spoon batter into pan and fry until done.
Lost bag between Oberlin and Ripton found by owner
A patent leather hand bag containing money, a Ripton Bank check book and other articles was lost between Oberlin and Ripton. A liberal reward will be given for its return. Contact Mrs Emma Sigsworth, Lock Box 10, Ripton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Ripton
Emma Sigsworth
Gopher Released by Canadian Authorities After Detention
Gunboat Gopher, carrying Ohio naval reservists, was detained three days by Canadian authorities for damages to a lock in the Soulang canal during annual summer practice and has been released by orders of the Canadian Department of Justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gopher
Ohio Naval
Soulang Canal
Department of Justice of Canada
Radio Paradise Opening Sale at 375 Broad Street
The Radio Paradise store opens tomorrow at 375 Broad Street above Boylan's. The shop sells radio supplies exclusively and invites the public to attend the grand opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boylan’s
Broad Street
Boylan
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Tate Daughters of Scotland
W. Moore
We. Moore
Helen Houser
Thelma Kauffman
George Heuker
Dorothy Crisp
Helen Roth
Mabel White
Hamilton School
Hamilton
Gates School
Ely School
Mildred Ezely
Virgina DeFazio
Jean: Mepres
Eixzhu
Harold Jenkins
Sartton Chase
Percy Warren
G. 4. Reeder
Wellngton Fair Grounds
Gapfvey-Betts
Porcas Society
Planms
Albert Bing
Krebs
Alice Wat
Esther Krebs
Secomi St
Leona Krebs
Leona
Missy Ethel Blauvelt
Thois
Colonial Dames Birthday Club
Frank Wack
Colonial Dames Bathday Club
J. D. Squires
A. W Parsch
Arthur Roe
Miss McDonald
Bess McDonald
Walter Tite
C & McDonald
East Shore
Don Sotherdon
C. McDonald, Jr
Willis Reichard
Cascade Park
Wakeman
Grange Hall
Ray McLaughlin
East Bridge Street
Evelyn Orth
Dunkirk
G SS Green
Closeland Street
Alice Hollingsworth
George Hollingsworth
Cornell Ave
Amherst
C EB Sayers
Helen Merthe
Kendezh Corners
Nellie Marti
Alice Holingsworth
Stella Filo
Fletta Cole
Edna Martin
Bessie Hobbes
This City
Cardyn Asd
Evelyn Guild
Doris Merthe
Donola Hollingsworth
C E Sayers
William Caley
Harry Lesnick
Harold Grusel
Kenneth Guid
Harland Schlechter
Bitmingham
Wilhiam Beal
Vhserty
Cora Ensign
Bradford
Walter C Ensign
Ensign
Miami
Florida
E .C. Wise
Wellington
Trim Oxfords
Oxford
Gray’s
Broad St
Coolidge Sary
Jon
Ealy
Klothes
Shoppe
Masonic Temple
Middle Ave
Mrs. Samuelson
Uss
Cris
Scanion
The
Chronicle- Telegram
Kelbabes U
Navy
Ruggles Beach
Kenilworth Gift Shop
Rialto Theatre
Hecock Floral Co
Hlary HL. Smith Co Ufo
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