Reunion of the Me Eu family in Cascade Angier 1920
The annual Me Eu family reunion met in Cascade Angier on August 14 1920. Guests from Detroit Michigan Oberlin LaGrange Pittsfield Elyria and Oberlin were present despite A B Bartholomew s illness. Dinners were served and activities included sightseeing and general merriment. The minutes from the last meeting were read and the next gathering was scheduled for August 13 at the same place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl
Cascade Mee Angier
Inghies
From
R Warner
Datroit
Mich
Edward Vovillia
D. H. Nutting
Mt. Clem
Dhia
John Pomeroy
After
Adam Hanmes
Oberlin
Make-Believe Oriental Garden Lantern Night Highlighted by Luncheon
A large veranda was lit with Japanese lanterns and potted plants transformed the space into an oriental garden. Music and contests entertained guests, followed by a beautifully appointed luncheon with covers set for Thelma Herrisop, Margaret Cahoon, Emma Grisai, Leona Kaiser, Mildred Crow, Leona Jumont, Margaret Keys, and Hilly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Herrisop
Margaret Cahoon
Emma Grisai
Leona Kaiser
Mildred Crow
Leona Jumont
Mar
Seward Margaret Keys
Hilly
First Annual Reunion Held East of Elyria
The Christpher Delleniate Marifip participants gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Leonard East of Elyria for a social hour and picnic dinner followed by a brief business session. The next reunion was set for the west Elyria home of Mr and Mrs J H Dellefield. Local attendees included Mr and Mrs J H Dellefield and several families, with additional guests from Cleveland Wooster and Dyas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ees
Sagiba
Marifip
Leonard
Elyria
J H Dellefield
Fromr
Dellefield
Elizabeth Trost
A Shubert
Andrew Beal
D Heag
George Haag
Leonard Haeg
Lou
Surprise Entertainment Tendered Miss Robbins After Return
Tuesday evening August 17 Mrs T T Robinson chaired an industrial committee supper at 208 Washington Ave for the Federation girls of the W C A L in honor of Mis a Misgiva Robins returning from training school in New York. The event included games with an apple throwing contest won by Miss C M Tuck. Guests included Mrs Ensign, Mrs Nichola, Mrs Killoran and Miss Jonselyn, with the committee assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. T. Robinson
Industrial Committee
Federation Girls of
W. C. al
Washington Avenue
Misa Misgiva Robins
Trainity School
New York
Mra. Ensign
Mra Nichola
Mra. Killoran
Jonselyn
Miss Esther Jean Clements Returns From Columbia Study
Local social page notes Esther Jean Clements of 210 Chestnut has returned home after summer study at Columbia University New York City. Dorothy Day of Second Street returns from six weeks at Chau tauua NY summer school with sister Mildred en route home at Conneaut for visit. Numerous Elyria residents and guests travel for conferences, reunions, and vacations including WCA events in Geneva and Lake Erie trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Jean Clements
Chestnut
Columbia University
New York City
Dorothy Day
Second Street
Chautauua NY
Mildred
Conneaut
Catherine Tuck
Elvrra Y W C. A
Geneva
WCA
Card of Thanks and Household Remedies Mentioned
Card of thanks expresses gratitude for support in the primary election. The notice then promotes Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a standard household remedy relied on by mothers and families, emphasizing its natural root and herb ingredients and lack of narcotics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Williams
Lydia E Dinkhams
Pastor's Nephew Buried as Soldier
The Chicago papers on Friday Aug 13 report the return of the last of the Four Musketeers from Hinsdale who fell in service. MacMillan Weddell, nephew of Rev J Weddell of Oberlin, was honored in a military funeral at Brouse Wood Cemetery conducted by the American Legion. The flag draped casket arrived after two years in France. martial honors included a rifle salute and taps.
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Chicago
Hinsdale
MacMillan Weddell
T. R. Weddell
J. W Weddell
Oberlin
American Legion
Brousewood Cemetery
France
Brave lad dies overseas as brothers answer call
A young man, 21, died for his country after serving alongside brothers who had also gone abroad. Friends paused in silence as final honors were paid, with MacMillan Weddell remembered among three brothers, two of whom survived the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duntry MacMillan Weddell
Thomas J
J W Weddall
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Los Angeles
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Colgan
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Surprise Entertainment
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Sttai
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Springer
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Ariington, NJ
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Eastern Heights Boulevard
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Proceton Avenue
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