Lorain County Bar Holds Dinner and Prize Events
The Lorain County Bar association hosted a dinner yesterday featuring quoits golf and a tug of war between Lorain teams. Gilbert of Kansas City delivered remarks and Judge A R Webber was praised as a leading authority on prominent lawyers. Reports recount reminiscences of notable lawyers and humorous readings while Chas Metcalf impersonated Uncle Joe and the group sang Auld Lang Syne.
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Lorain County
Lorain Coantry
Lorain
Gilbert &K
Kansas City
Elyria
Clark
Thompson
Judge Redington
Chas. Metcalf
Joe
Udge
A. R. Webber
George Chamberlain
Lawrence Webber
Plans for First Church Picnic at Lin
First Congregational church unveils August picnic on Lin with car transport, ice cream and coffee by the Afen's Club, sports and a Sunset Line beach event. Committee led by Manhattan Lengel coordinates races, a ball game, swimming and prizes. all church organizations urged to attend.
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First Congregational Church
Lin
A3fen
Manhattan Lengel
The
Churen
Tompkins Family Holds Fourteenth Reunion in Elyria
The fourteenth annual Tompkins reunion gathered August 17 with thirty six relatives from Berea Cleveland Lakewood Oga Falls Norwalk and Elyria due to rain the porch hosted dinner and a program of music and readings. C L Tompkins gave a Florida machine description as officers were reelected Miles Tompkins of Lakewood president Zelma Tompking of Norwalk secretary treasurer. Committees named to plan next year in Cascade Park Elyria. Elyria attendees included Mr and Mrs Wm Morse and family Hiisdale Court Mrs Anna Morse Mr and Mrs George Wieseke and family Harvard avenue.
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Tompkins
Fred Mevrerebe
Berea
Cleveland
Lakewood
Oga
Falls
Norwalk
Ely
Miles Tompkins
Zelma Tompking
C. R. Cleveland
L. C. Tompkins
R. G. Lewis
Beebetown
Zelma Tompkins
Gertrude Tompkins
Lewis Meyer
Cascade Park
Reunion of the Damon family at E E Palmer Ninth St
A Damon family reunion near Ninth Street drew about 50 guests from Cleveland Wellington Chatham and Ak almadge with Rev Burner and George Chamberlain entertaining. Officers for the coming year were elected and guests planned to meet again at Orvin Gates Illington.
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Cleveland
Pen- Wellington
Chatham
Ak‘almadge
Flyria
Burner
George Jamberlain
Chamberre
C .Eyt
Mary
Wellington
Orvin Gates Illington
Avon Beach Gold Fellows Meeting Report
Report from Avon Beach notes the Gold Fellows gathering yesterday with about forty attendees from the Rebekah Lodge present but the group did not act in time for the meetings. A small session was held and most business concerns were deferred.
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Avon Beach
Rebekah Lodge
Intermediate Congregational group plans Friday corn roast
The Intermediate Christian Endeavor Society of the Fire Congregational church will meet at 4 15 PM Friday for a hike and corn roast. Attendees are asked to be on time and ready for a long ride as the committee directs. Girls should bring sandwiches. corn and watermelon are supplied.
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The
Intermediate Christian Endeavor Society of the Fire
Congregational Church
Circle 3 St Pauls ladies honor old officers meeting
The Circle 3 group at St Pauls church and their families gathered in the church basement for a chicken dinner at noon and games after for about thirty attendees. The next meeting is set for September 6 at Mrs W F Aieister's Bath Street home.
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Circle 3
St. Paul’s Church
W. F. Aieister
Bath Street
La Forte Present Club Holds First Regular Meeting
The La Forte Present Club will hold its first regular meeting at the senior house Friday evening August 19. An election of officers will take place and much new business will be attended to. All members are urged to be present.
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la Forte
Walkden Reunion Held at Harriman Home
The thirty third annuel Walkden reunion gathered seventy five attendees at George C Harriman 223 Harvard Avenue. Officers were elected for the coming year President NX Woods Cleveland secretary Mise Lesa Walkden Millbury treasurer Der win Walkden Coolumbi a social afternoon followed with guests from Cleveland Chagrin Falls Akron Columbia Berea Lakewood Dover North Eaton Millbury Elyria Benton Harbor and Buchanan Michigan Next reunion set for the third Wednesday in August at Lakewood Park near Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Chagrin Falls
Akron
Coluumbia
Berea
Lakewood Dover
North Eaton
Millbury
Elyria
Benton Harbor
Buchanan
Michigan
Art Lakewood Park
Catholic Daughters and Sons of Liberty Host Evening Events
Tonight and tomorrow groups meet in K of C Hall and RL Hall for Catholic Daughters and Sons and Daughters of Liberty gatherings. A Queen Esther farewell party and Second Congregational Church classes are listed, with other club meetings and a bridal shower for Miss Lucy Forbes at 308 Washington Avenue.
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Sons and Daughters of Liberty
G A. RL Hall
Queen Esther
King’s Daughters
Second Congregational Church
Girl Reserves YWCA Outing To Lake This Saturday
The Girl Reserves of the YWCA plan an afternoon outing this Saturday. They will ride the 1250 Green Line to the lake for swimming and a picnic lunch. Each girl should bring her own supper and several older supervisors will be present. Miss Maud Eleanor Davies hosted a welcome for house guest Miss Jennings of Shelby at her West River Street home yesterday with ten guests enjoying social games and refreshments.
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Ralph Murbach
Washington Avenue
Lucy Forbes
Miss Forbes
Molly Murbach
Jean Brown
Ruth Winckles
Miss Pringle
Oscar Townsend
Maud Eleanor Davies
West River Street
Miss Jennings
Shelby
Swort
Hestess
Culika Jennings
Maud Eleanor Danies
West Rover Street
95 Club Picnic At Glen's Beach Draws Members
Forty five members of the 95 Club motored to Glen's Beach yesterday for an afternoon and evening picnic. There was a supper and dancing. Miss Renee McKee visiting Miss Effie Sharp was a guest of the club.
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95 Club
Glen's Beach
Renee AicKee
Effie Sharp
Regular meeting of DPaushiers of Scotland Argy Le Lodz No. 6
The group will hold its regular meeting tonight promptly at 1500 hours in the Wurst hall. Initiation is planned and all members are requested to be present.
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Dpaushiers
Scotland
Argy le Lodz
Wurst Hall
Annual Picnic Held Amid Weather Uncertainty
The Elyria Business College picnic moved from Cascade Park to the Business College building due to weather. About the city attended with games and a picnic supper in the commercial room. Evening dancing followed at Riverview Park. Mrs. J. P. Lersch hosted her card club at Loch Haddin Inn.
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Elyria Business College
Cascade Park
Business College
Riverview Park
J. P. Lersch
Loch Haddin Inn
Lake Shore
Teamster Receives Cure Claim for Peterson Ointment
William Haase of West Park Ohio reports a long standing sore healed after using Peterson's Ointment. He credits the remedy with ending years of pain and sleepless nights. The letter praises the product and notes it costs 60 cents per box with mail orders from Peterson Ointment Co Inc Buffalo New York.
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Peterson Ointment Co
Peterson
Ita
William Haase
West Park
Ohio
Care
P. G. Reitz
Iam
Ce, Inc
Buffalo
Legion Picnic Postponed to Next Wednesday
The Ladies Auxiliary of Pest No. 12 American Legion postponed the Riverside Park picnic due to rain. The event moves to next Wednesday with lunch at seven and a Legion ball game at six, at the park.
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Pest No. 12
American Legion
Riverside Park
Imstead, Mest
Legion
Lorain area social notes and travel updates
Local notices report Harry Gibbs with friends in Lorain and several residents visiting relatives or traveling to Canada Ohio and Michigan. Events include speeches by Rev Neighbour in Vermilion a bridged gathering in Elyria and a hospital stay for Bar Brodeur with no broken bones.
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Bar Brodeur
Beauty of Natalia Morier-Black Lang Wins Reno Divorce
New York and Newport social circles report Natalia Morier-Black Lang has secured a divorce from Carl Lang in Aero. A Bulgarian artist, Will Pogany, praised her as a rare American beauty. Mrs Lang testified that she was hypnotized, while Lang’s defense cited a difficult mother-in-law.
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Natalia Morier-Black Lang
New York
Newport
Carl Lang
Aero
Oberlin avenue luncheon marks eighteenth birthday celebration
Tuesday at Oberlin avenue Lorain a gathering hosted by Mrs Nichols featured music and conversation followed by luncheon for twenty six guests. Miss Gladys McKinney, 18, received many gifts at her home, while Misses Thelma and Louise McDonald return from a five week visit in New York State traveling via Rochester Auburn Penn Yan Milo Birrac and Watertown to Buffalo.
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Oberlin Avenue
Lorain
Frank McDonald
Telegraph
Thelma
Louise
New York State
Whiteaway
Rochester
Auburn
Penn Yan
Milo
Birrac
Watertoc
Ertria
Buffalo Foy
Gladys McKinney
Prospect Siest
Sfisses Montgomery
Sarah McLeushiin
Cora Elliott
Verna Braceza
Marie Handyside
Lester Lewellyn
R. P. McLeugnhiin
Ray Jr
McKinner
Harold Chamberlain
Lawrence Taylor
Merrick Horace
Lee Fuller
la Parte
Mise McKinner
Marriage Licenses for Detroit Residents and Amherst Couple
Mike Semen 30 machinist Detroit Michigan and Anna Macerk 19 Lorain Ohio listed under rites by a Lorain priest. William Slack 26 foreman South Amherst Ohio and Mildred Becker 24 Amherst Ohio recorded with Rev Egli of Amherst.
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Mike Semen
Detroit
Michigan
Anna, Macerk
Lorain
Wiliam Slack
Foreman
South Amherst
Mildred Becker
Amherst
Rev
Egli
Amerst
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges Summary
Admissions include Mrs Mary Pease of 04 East Avenue Harold Slauter RF DWNo 2 Geraldine Carpenter 509 Lodi Street. Discharges include Mrs Fannie Brand and Fiora D Brand Cleveland Ejisie Diedrich Sandusky and Lewis Toth Jr 138 Woodford Avenue.
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Mary Pease
East Avenue
Harold Slauter
Geraldine Carpenter
Lodi Street
Fannie Brand
Cleveland
Fiora D. Brand
Ejisie Diedrich
Sandusky
Lewis Toth
Woodford Ave
Stork Beats Out The Grim Reaper District births vs deaths
Statistics filed with registrar Dr. G. E. French show the past month had fifty three births and thirty one deaths in the district.
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Stork
Grim Reaper
G. E. French
Registrar of Vital Statistics
West Ridge social notes and illness update
Bello Pember, recently ill, is out again. The Ladies Aid was hosted by Mrs. Belle Padcock as they enjoyed Sherman Mason at his home. Mrs. Lucy Miller and Mrs. Dan Patchett of Cleveland attended the Dehn family reunion at Florence. A party including George Decker and the Drusendahl and Cook families fished at Bar Bridsa. Irwin Eldred and family visited his mother on Merrar Ridge. Nell Miller and Mrs Oldfield with a young daughter joined Mrs. Pp. Miller on Thursday. John Rich of Elyria hosted guests and friends.
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West Ridge
Bello Pember
Belle Padcock
Sherman Mason
Lucy Miller
Dan .Patchett
Cleveland
Dehn
Florence
George Decker
H. Hi. Drusendahl
Cook
Amherst
Paul Sutcliffe
Berkeley
California
B. O. Pope
Miller
Marry Seekins
Oberlim Road
Brumby
Wellington
John “Brumby
H. H. Drusendahl
Irie El¢cred
Alo
Carl Fowlard Mises
Freda Johnston
Missionary Society
Arthur Fesler
Murray Ridge
Atrs
Sheldon
Grafton
Irvin
Eldred
F_ N_ Hopkins
Aimherst
Drusendahl
Alfred Schwartz
Elyria
Chas. Schwartz
Carl Fowl
Linwood
Nan Patchett
Irvin Eldred
Famiy
Lawrence Betts
Penfield
Chas
Philip Sippel
George Menzel
Afr
S. Kelling
John Brumby
Ray Eldred
Portland
Oregon
Murray Edge
Clarence Damon
Amherst Social Roundup with Local Guests
Berkeley resident Paul Sutcliffe visits Mrs. Pope in Wednesday evening. Dozens attend Missionary Society gathering. reports from Dunkirk Convention shared. Amherst and Oberlin area families host and visit relatives with multiple dinners, picnics, and a Masonic picnic at Linwood.
Social guests visit multiple area hosts this week
Erie residents joined by Olle Minnick and family and Myrom Kolbe from Cartisie Center attended gatherings at the Martin Lauer and Carl Fowl homes. Elyria guests Margaret Abramoska and Ed Krebs with Milton Baus visited South Ridge and Amherst households. Eugene Sites from Murray Ridge also called on Chas Swartz.
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Olle Minnick
Albrecht
Elyria
Myrom Kolbe
Cartisie Center
Lawer
Mattie Wheeler
Flyria
Branch
Albert Plumacher
Long Island
Carl Fowl
Tarry Spelker
Oberlin
Fred Lotiman
Walter Sippel
Carl Menz
South Amherst
Margaret Abramoska
Ed Krebs
Milton Baus
South Ridge
Eugene Sites
Murray Ridge
Chas. Swartz
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Lbert Clark
Lans
Tompkins Reunion
C. Li. Tompkins
Ing
Damon
Lat Rebekah
Laporte
Ndefting
Labormortes Company
Chicago
Ebert
Broad Street
Catholic Daughters of America
K. of C. Hall
Robertson Lodes
Daughters of
Scotia
Friendship Cluub
Y. WC. A
Sons of Veterans
G. A. R- Hall
Knights and Ladies of Security
LO. O. F. Hall
Card Club
Musical Art Society
T. T. Robinson
Meeting OF Daughters OF Scotland Tonight
Teamster
Harry Gibbs
John Murbach
Canada
Mrs. Even Eppley
Zanesville, Ohio
Mras Ruth Andrews
Princeton Avenue
R. F. Neighbour
Beulah
Vermillion
Mariam Daniels
Oxford Court
Toledo
Ruth Asting
Ruby Wilkinson
William Reese
J. A. Taylor
Cleveland Street
W. H. Watts
Ed Stiewe
James Bellamy
Emma Fitch
Viola
Benton Harbor, Michigan
Emma
Mrs. Herman Stevens
Mrs. Gates Stevens
Freeman Stearns
J. F. Burke
Credit Men’s Association
Alber’s Villa
Chester A. Walkden
Irene
Richard
Buchanan, Michigan
Elshna
Pernice
R. E. Jackson
Park Avenue
B. F. Atkinson
Donald Genmsener
Gangener
Jenkins Edwards
Tenth Street
Henry Blodgett
Buchannan
George C. Harrison
Yard Avenue
Walter J. Robertson
West Bridge Street
James Walter
Cleveland Heights
Brown
Glaydis Hines
East Side
Richmond
Ind
Hines
Henry Smith
C. A. Nichols
Reno
Cutiura
Edna Porters
Oregonia
Dept. M. Malden
Erie
Martin Lauer
Victor
Elyria Elk
Sieyen
Lydia Freeham
Nanan
Ted
J Tameyer
South Orange St
Orange
Lydia E. Pinkham
S. J. George
the Automobile Insurance Mat
Lorain Co. Bamk
William E. Aust
Orpheus Studio
Branston Ave
Pasadena Park
Castle’s Wall Paper Store
E. 2Nd St
Leader Shoe Coo
Revasion
Allison
Andreas F
Allis
Spain
Promi
Way
E Alwaya
Mall
Alliso
Cosmopolitan
Bookel
Johnsto
Russell
YORK
Clares Magazine
F Sewing Equity
United State
Dis
W. F. Mak
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