Meetings and Social Gatherings Reported in Local Notes
Security Benefit Association to meet in I C O F Hall at 8 p m Monday. Colonial Club meets with Mrs H G Hoover at 322 Cornell avenue Monday at 2 30 p m. Mrs Leonard Wagner and Mrs Richard Welsh hosted last evening on Seventh street honoring Miss Lenore Bentley and Miss ueile McCarer of Dallas Texas. Three bridge tables, prizes awarded to Lenore Bentley, ueile McCarer, and Harold Prosser. Luncheon served. Miss Margaret Huge celebrated birthday with two bridge tables and prizes to Bunar Gillis and Arthur Horan. William Rennole and Gladys Slsuter listed as guests. Rev Bosler mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Wagner
Richard Welsh
Seventh Street
Lenore Bentley
Ueile McCarer
Dallas Texas
Harold Prosser
Muskegon
Michigan
Matt Roth
A. R. Agate
Emall
Margaret Huge
Grace Court
Bridge
Bunar Gillis
Arthur Horan
Marion Hengon
Kenyon Avenues
Everett Schrock
Leonard Kuss
Henson
T. M. Gasgnigne
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Hazel Caywood
William Judge
Gaegolgne
Helen Ponasieski
Mary Civinski
Adam
Stronsky
Stella Jezwski
Iss Mary Seryp
Yam Nessoras
Marian Geron
Theodore Geron
Amherst
Helen Zakowski
Pittsburgh
Instructive talk on U S Senate by Col Edwin A Halsey
Col Edwin A Halsey, secretary of the minority party, spoke under the District of Columbia Women’s Democratic Educational Council. He highlighted Senate functions and noted artifacts such as the vice president’s gavel, an old snuff box, a sand duster for ink, and a ballot box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District of Columbia Women's Democratic Educational Council
Edwin A. Halsey
of the United
States Senate
Senate
Annual District Meeting of Churches of Christ in Medina
The eleventh district meeting of Churches of Christ for Lorain Medina and parts of Ashland Counties will be held August 23 at the Medina Church of Christ. W L Ward of Akron speaks at 10 am. music by Elyria Church quartet. Sunday School by C A Pierce of Cleveland. basket dinner at 12:30. communion at 2:30. mixed quartet from Wadsworth contributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churches OF Christ
Medina
Churches of Christ of
Lorain
Ashland Counties
C. A. Pierce
Cleveland
Ward
Wadsworth
Beacon Light Class Marshmallow and Wiener Roast at Crystal Park
The Beacon Light Class of St. Paul’s Church held a marshmallow and wiener roast at Crystal Park last evening with fifteen members in attendance. After supper a general social time followed. The September meeting will be at Marie Loeffier’s home at 121 Lake Avenue. The Evangelical Women's Union met at 2 34 Thursday afternoon in the church parlors with thirty in attendance. Devotionals were led by Mrs Gette Miller and Rev Ernest II spoke on finding joy in tire. A social hour followed and refreshments were served by Mrs Ed Heuser and committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ygemen
Steel City Club
Brotherhood of American Yeo- Men
Fred Kaessler
J. L. Dumer
Sons of Union Veterans , Auxiliary
Hell
Charles Conjam
Princeton Avenue
Mae Lyman
Mae Lymag
Wolf Court
Ruth Potter
Eighth and
Ninth Street
Relph Yeston
Miss Lyman
Beacon Light
Crystal
St. Paul’s Church
Crystal Teach Park
Marie Loeffier
Lake Avenue
Evangelical Women's Union of
Lucky Links Club Hosts Day At Mrs Brights Rocky River Home
Lucky Links Club members visited Mrs Mary Bright at her Rocky River home for an afternoon gathering. Three tables of five hundred yielded prizes for Day J Burke Nell Sheahan Luella Hamilton and C B Mathis. Lunch in the Biende grounds. Emily Peterman to host next meeting. Girl Reserves near final event met at the YWCA for a two oclock hike and plan a slumber party next week at the YWCA Gym before school opens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucky Links Club
Mary Bright
Rocky River
J. Burke
Nell Sheahan
Luella Hamilton
C. B. Mathis
Biende
Emily Peterman
Daughters of Scotland Meet in Regular Session
Daughters of Scotland Argyle Lodge No. 6 met in Wurst Hall last evening with strong attendance. Business was conducted, luncheon served by Jean Edwards and Margaret Galley, and the group planned to meet again in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altar Society
St. Mary's Church
DuBroy
Mary Barres
Eddinger
Daughters of Scotland
Argyle Lodge No. 6
Wurst Hall
Jean Edwards
Margaret Galley
Localites and Visitors Return From Various Trips
Dr and Mrs J G Wherry and Mr and Mrs Hague return from an eastern motor trip. Guests include Mrs Reed Greer of Louis MO and Charles Collins of Wooster Street. Others visiting or visiting from Lorain Wellington Lima and Olmster Ohio.. Several residents journeyed to Cleveland Madison San Francisco and Atlantic City for visits and reunions with relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Wherry
E . Hague
Reed Greer
Louis
Missouri
Charles Collins
Wooster Street
Flord Chitford
Lorain
Clara Rice
Wellington
Ella Guit
Winifred Park
West Avenue
A. M. Mallory
Gertrude
Robert
Vital Avenue
Lima
Ay i Theta
Lodi Street
Armstrong
Anderzonm
Olmister
Ohio
Thelma Hollis
Henry Hoard
Canada
Michigan
Littleton
Helen Rollins
Madina
D. A. Baird
Garford Avenue
Aldrey B. Smith
Lane H
San Francisco
California
P. J. Dean
Lake Avenue
Eos
A. L
Madison
Sa . John Housermnanburgh
G. E. Moyer
Vienna
W. H. Carruth
Clinton
N. Y
G. H. Brownell
Park Avenue
W. O H. Turner
L. F. Turner
Cleveland
James Calvert
Second Street
E. I. Salsbury
Bud
Cleveland Street
Albion
Pennsylvania
Lenore Bentley
Lucile McCarer
Dallas
Texas
Harold Prosser
Muskegon
H. Howard
O'Donnell
FE. L. Worthington
Ninth Street
Leo McLaughlin
Tenth Street
Atlantic City
New York City
Paris Glove Fashion Repeats Good Style With New Textures
The Paris fashion note explains that if a style works it deserves repetition, predicting continued use of gauntlet gloves. Some gloves will mix glazed kid and suede diagonally with fabric, signaling ongoing experiments in glove and suit coordination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Fancy Dress Ball Highlights 1932 Wardrobe Trends
The era's ball attire features gauntlets in white wool with black silk trims and circular sleeve embroidery. Hats, belts, and collars use oil cloth, patent leather, and white broadtail. Miss Elsa Maxwell hosts a Bois de Boulogne event where guests wear late eighteenth century costumes, with Lelong’s two outfits sketched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M
Lillian
Springfield
Massachusetts
Karl Kaiser
Cleveland
Ella Parmelee
Lucy Kirk
Torich
Detroit
Elsa Maxwell
Bois de Boulogne
Lelong
Liberty Persona in Debate Over Rights Sparks Controversy
Fragmentary notes show a discussion on liberty and personal freedom with quoted phrases about who may act and who must refrain. The text mentions Howe and a broader community conflict over rights and public behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
Wberty
Nd Howe
Self Praise Won’t Raise Your Standing Without deeds
An aphorism notes that self-praise is ineffective and that respect comes from work, not noisy claims. It suggests that boasting does not advance one’s reputation and emphasizes action over self-promotion.
United States Postal System Handles One Third of World Mail
The U S postal system processes about one third of global mail, equaling the combined volumes sent to Great Britain, Germany, France and Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America Farmn
United States Postal System
Great Britain
Germany
France
Russia
Unclear Historical Notes Mixed With Travel Snippets
A fragmented passage mentions Newfoundland, water paralysis from ice cold temps, and a note on Bimota learning. It also reports Andes villages allegedly founded in Spanish conquest times, and advertises a moonlight boat ride on Lake Erie at Lorain with a 50 cent reservation, under Loran Co. C. E. Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Erie Dock
Lorain
Loran Co
C. E. Union
Y. M. Cl A
Gasoline in Open Tanks Burns Not Explodes Says Bureau
The United States Bureau of Standards states gasoline in an open tank will burn but not explode. In a closed tank a gasoline air mix can explode, with the expansion depending on the air to gasoline ratio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Bureau, of Standards
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William Rennole
Carlisle
Gladys M. Slsuter
Carlists
Rev
Bosler
Royal Neighbors
Goodwill Bridge Club
Burkett Cottage
Varmilton-on-the-Lake
Nettle Finch Webber
Church of Christ
Frank Crawford
Mid-dle Avenue
Holy Cross Civic Club
Merry Maker's Club
Anderson
Wellington Fair
Elyria
Ravenna
Mentor
Toledo
New London
Rochester
Morgan Evans
Scott Anderson
Richard Thayer
Ben Filkins
Marvin Evans
Fred Anderson
Dora Anderson
Violet Long
Ruth Filkins
Arlene Philips
Mrs. Galgoigne
Traveler's Inn
Florence Basinski
Marian Keefer
Leona Rober
Katherine Jones
Cincinnati
Cheatem Card Club
Tc Emai
Mpights Boulevard
F. A. Smythe
Washinga Avenue
Fiewen
David J. Nye
Order of DeMolay
I. O. O. F. Hall
Arthur Boyer
Almoner
Fred Culp
Dad” Beebe
David J. Nre
Sons OF Union Veterans Auxiliary
Irion
LUCK
LINKS
GIR
Slumber Party
Beatrice Gilgenach
R. D
Elda Tressler
Caldwell Avenue
Joseph Dunph
W. 8. Brown
Kenyon
Bonnie, Betty
Wanda Myers
East River Street
Nanette McFrederick
Boris Jean Riddinger
Savannah
Lester Cady
Eric Chapman
the Hedges
R. E. Sanford
Dupuey Magin
Lucien Lelong
Paris Couturier
East Ave
Rome
Smith’s Drug Store
Middle Avenue
Cook‘s Milline
4Th St
Nestle Lemur
White
E. H. Blvd
F. E. Decker
Andes
Evergreen Boxwood
Japan
Juanita Burns
Los Angeles
Wildercraft
Wilder Central Boot Slove
Purity Bakery
Venice
Broadway
Tams
Cook’s Millinery
4Th Street
Cities Service Securities
Pierre R. Smith
Ely
Auguste
Carek
Broad St
Tanwick & 4
Warner Bros
Treals
NicuTwh
Clark Gable
Bee Lyon
Joen Blondel
Adden Robby Jones No
Broad Street
Capitol Theatre
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