Daughters of Scotland Conclave Names Officers at Elyria
The Elyria convention installed new officers led by Supreme President Mrs Gerrie of Cleveland and Supreme Secretary Miss Neal of Cleveland. Other posts included Mrs Holmes of Warren, Miss Neal, and several Cleveland area appointees. The program featured McKinnon Sisters dancing, songs by Mrs Henderson of Lorain, and a gifted memento presented to Gerrie and Neal. Delegates hailed the state convention as the best yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weret Hall
Morrison
Canton
Anderenn
Youngstown
Eliea Mither
Elyria
Henderson
Lorain
Blythe
Cleveland
Wallace
Toledo
McKinnon Sisters
Hutchinson
Gerrie
Neal
Argyle Lodge
Church of Christ Bible School Frolic Draws 200 Attendees
The Church of Christ Bible School held its annual frolic with about 200 attendees enjoying food and games organized by the Dorcas class. Prize winners included Martha Martin, Ris Buxton, Thelma Imiey, and others in races, egg toss, paper walking, ball batting, and a long adults game that ended in a tense 11 inning tie between Fords led by Melvin Maddock and the Colsonites led by Carl Tite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ Bible School
Witn Isk
Bible School
Perch of
Christ
Dorcas
Martha Martin
Ris Buxton
Thelma Imiey
Ter
Mildred Strickler
Maude Fishburn
Burns
Burmer
Coon
Sawyer
Charles Finkle
Fords
Melvin Maddock
E. W. Rowland
Maddock
Babe Ruth
Colsonites
Carl Tite
Warren
Williston
Community Club Events and Auxiliary Meetings Planned
A local notice lists Monday gatherings including tuberculosis clinic hours and various auxiliary groups such as Ladies Auxiliary of Cantons, American Legion Auxiliary, Pythian Sisters and Laf-A-Lot Club events. The Laf-a-Lot Club will be entertained by Mrs. Albert Koehn at her mother’s home, 414 Lodi Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
P. Hall
Albert Koehn
Gooden
Lodi Street
Wedding in Marys Church for Leona Krebs and Walter Rocher
A wedding occurred at Marys Church this morning as Leona Krebs daughter of Mr and Mrs J Krebs of Second Street wed Walter Rocher son of Mrs Anna Rocher of this city. The ceremony followed Lohengrins wedding march with decor of gladioli. Guests from Toledo Cleveland Avon attended. A wedding breakfast for about 30 was held at the bride’s home on Prospect Street after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary's Church
Leona Wda
J. Krebs
Second Street
Walter Cher
Anna Rocher
Mooney
Rocher
Aréace Krebs
Cleveland
Toledo
Avon
Sunday Music and Community Notes in Elyria
Sunday church music features violin soloist Priscella Nickerson of New York City and vocal duets Mr and Mrs J L Birdsill, with Rev John H Grant continuing Great Men and Women of the Bible, Barnabas the Great Hearted. Union services at 8:30 a.m. precede a Welsh Club social, college faculty party, and local hospital admissions and discharges noted for Elyria communities.
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First Congregational Church
Priscella Nickerson
New York City
Elyria
Elzie Tite
J. L. Birdssil
Staimer
God
Jerome. Hev
John H. Grant
Homecoming and social visits noted in local area
Mr and Mrs Frank Wunderly of Marseilles avenue attended the Huron homecoming Friday. Mr and Mrs Clyde Hamlin entertained Mr and Mrs Elmer Baker of East Amherst Thursday. F A Rogers of 433 Kenyon Javenee was admitted to St Josephs hospital yesterday. Mr and Mrs Paul Filo were with the latter's parents Mr ot Amberat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wunderly
Marseilles Avenue
Huron
Clyde Hamlin
Elmer Baker
East Amherst
F. A. Rogers
Kenyon
Women to Honor Susan B Anthony at Seneca Falls Anniversary
Leaders from across the United States will gather July 19 at Seneca Falls N Y to plant a rose on Susan B Anthony's grave and discuss a proposed constitutional amendment ending civil rights distinctions by gender The event marks the 75th anniversary of the woman's rights movement and recalls the 1848 Seneca Falls convention led by Lucretia Mott and Elizabeth Cady Stanton with Mary Ann McClintock and Martha Wright Elliott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Susan B. Anthony
Seneca Falls
N. Y
Woman's Rights Party
United States
Old Wesleyan Ig
Lucretia Mott
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Mary Ann McClintock
Anthony
Chealing
Krowl
Many Families Journey As Summer Travel Continues in Ohio and Midwest
The community notes a parade of visitors and travelers from Cleveland, Richmond, Lorain, Willard, and Cincinnati visiting relatives in town and heading to family reunions, with several residents on trips to Detroit, Chicago area, and western excursions. A death is reported as Frank F. Gunn dies in Conneaut after weeks with his daughter.
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Tra Arnold
Ninth Street
Adrondack Mountains
Clauda Powell
Maxine
Cleveland
J. H. Krause
Columbus Street
John C. Whitner
Frank F. Gunn
Conneaut, O
Whitney
Blaine Street
S. W. Moore
Second Street
Christine Boylan
Kent Lemon
Richmond
Indiana
Lake Shore
Charlies Daney
Moore
William Bullock
Akron
Lee
Fietner
Willard
Ohio
John Bullock
Lorain
John Smith
Erie Street
Albert Lancore
Carthese
New York
Rose Albert Payne
Watertown
Lancore
H. Dougherty
Winckles Street
Fred Waterman
Eagle River
Wisconsin
Henry Marx
Helen
Cinemnati
Frank Haser
Lodi Street
A. Fosselius
Bob
Princeton Avenue
Detroi
Oscar Olson
Elyria
Jeares home problems and teen guidance letters
Dear Mrs Thompson advises Emily Jane on delaying marriage until the fiancé feels ready and financially prepared, urging patience to avoid quarrels. A second letter from Lonely Freckles, age sixteen, describes parental fighting and asks about leaving home, with guidance that she can stay with relatives and that independence grows after eighteen.
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Emily Jane
Mrs. Thompson
Ehum
Miss Alice Gaston Returns Home After Western Trip
Miss Alice R. Gaston returned to 209 Brave Street after an extended western tour visiting Los Angeles San Francisco Oakland Seattle and returning via the Canadian Roc. Mrs Louis Whitney of Kipton visits her mother Mrs D J Clapp of East Bridge Street. Harold Rich ends three years as organist at the Congregational church after a granted leave from Oberlin Conservatory. J Earl McCormick of Oberlin to officiate at First Church organ for remaining August Sundays.
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Colorado Springs
Denver
Alice R. Gaston
Bra Ve Street
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Oakland
Seattle
Tie
Gaston
National Education Association
Louis Whitney
Kipton
D. J. Clapp
East Bridge Street
Harold Rich
Chuten
Oberlin Conservatory
Ernest Hutchinson
New York City
J. Earl McCormick
Oberlin
Colleen Moore to Wed Tonight in Los Angeles
Colleen Moore and John Emmett McCormick secured a marriage license and plan a 6 30 p m ceremony at St Thomas church. The actress uses Kathleen Morrison as her real name and says they will be at home after September 1.
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Los Angeles
Colleen Moore
John Emmett McCormick
Associated First National Pro Auctions
Marriet
Kathleen Morrison
St. Thomas’ Church
J. M. Mullen
Wholesale Prices Take Slight Drop in July Washington
Wholesale prices declined 1.14 percent in July and 5 percent from April to July, per the labor department. The cloths and clothing group fell over 21/2 percent due to cotton goods and silk declines. Chemicals and drugs dropped 21/4 percent from June. Farm products saw gains in corn cattle hogs eggs hens onions and potatoes.
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Washington
Department, of Labor
Dinner Stories of a College Student and a Father Note
A college student writes for funds mentioning bills like books and fees and his father replies with a loving acknowledgment. In another item two grenades in a restaurant provoke banter about diverse topics, ending with an invitation for a pleasant chat at someone's house.
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P. S
Los Angeles Examiner
London
Petal
League of Nations
Market summary shows declines across multiple commodity groups
The report notes declines in Wheat oats rye lambs cotton beans alfalfa hay and hides, producing a net drop of over 2 percent. Approximately 2 percent decreases occurred in meals and metal products and building materials, with smaller decreases in foods fuel and lighting materials and miscellaneous commodities.
Lorain Elks support Canales for state president bid
Lorain wholesale tobacco distributor George Canales will receive solid backing from Elyria Lodge No. 465 BPOE as he seeks the Ohio State Elks Association presidency. Elyria delegates report 16 votes from their lodge with Sandusky already in support. the Cedar Point convention week of August 27 is the target. A second Elyria lodge is also voting in his favor. Meanwhile a Women’s Welsh Club ice cream social is planned for Saturday evening on Court House steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
George Canales
Elyria Lodge No
Ohio State Elks Association
Cedar Point
Elyria
Canales
Sandusky
Women's Welsh Club
Court House Steps
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Daughters OF
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Sons of Veterans’ Auxiliary
Scade Fark
Fanny
Women’s Welsh Club
A. R. Jones
Business College
Elyria Business College
D. J. Stevick
Lillian
East Ninth Street
M. Hopwood
North Eaton
J. G. Miller
Wellington
Helen Berndsen
Columbia Station
Frank Pabaca
Vulcan Street
Paul C. Broy
Broad Street
Bruce Gibbons
Park Ave
Donald Crozier
Chestnut St
Milton Obitts
Fremont Street
Arthur Spray
Court St
Robert Taylor
Ridgeville
George Ruth
R. D
Amberat
Ream
Struggle For Equal Rights
Old
New England
C. &. F. Belmont
National Woman’s Party
Washngton
D.C
Maud Younger
San Prancisco
Aroline Spencer
Colorado
Sara Grogan
Sophie Meredith
Nord
Donald Hosker
Baltimore
Belmont
Town
Scott
Sue White
Nashville
Tenn
Ce Womans Party Executive Council
Me Susan
Fred Shepard
East Avenue
Virginia
Kissa White
Lana
Edward Chapman
Fifteenth Street
Chattanooga
Tennessee
Dana Milligen
H. D. Bigss
Wooster Street
Washington, D.C
Florence Kuabinsky
Alice Everard Joaves
West
Yellowstone Park
Ogden Canyon
Salt Lake City
Great Salt Lake
Royal Gorge
Pikes Peek
Jeares
Egain
Community of
Schaudemuhlerkammer
Frau Asse
Megstrate
Young Hugheson
Brunswick
THE
Brunswick Music Shop
Court Street
U. S. Weather Bureau
Trinidad Lake
Genasco
LEE Whitney & CO
TIN Shop
Broad St
Elia Elas
Kenilworth Gift Shop
Rialto Theatre
Optometrist
R. I. Hill
Elyria Block
Middle
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