Community events and club dinners in Lorain district
A cluttered schedule lists dinners, teas, and social events across Lorain and nearby towns. Groups include Knights of Columbus, Daughters of Union Veterans, L O F, American Legion, circles of St. Paul’s, Dames of Malta, Walther League, and various lodge and auxiliary gatherings. Activities feature silver teas, bake and dish suppers, beach parties, and a drum corps tournament at Chippewa Lake, with host houses at several local addresses and churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Union Veterans
American Legion
Chippewa Lake
Lindy Lodge
Elyria Lodge
F. Frank
Harmon Lodge
Women’s Benefit Association
L. S
St. John's Lutheran Church
Bible
U. P Church
St. Paul’s
Leo Meyar
E. Erie Ave
Lorain
St. Paul's
Mary Fox
Lake Avenue
Notawa Club
Second Congregational
W. Rober
Denison
Dames of
Malta
Grace Lutheran Church
Walther League
Eagles
Chevalier Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Noble Grand Association
Canton
Myrta Feakins
Oberlin
2Nd
Cong’l
Lakeside Conference Reviewed by Epworth League
Epworth League members at First Methodist heard a Lakeside Institute recap with Elyria Brown as MC. Miss Mildred Brevoort spoke on Bible study and evangelism classes, while other members covered temperance, social aid, and youth parallels. Evening activities included picnics, boat rides, pageants, and songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeside Hienos
Epworth League
First Methodist Church
Lakeside
Institute
Elyria Brown
Dean Wager
Margaret Minch
Mildred Brevoort
Joseph
Moses
Gideon
David
Elisha
Pauline Geigey
League
Arlene Burr
Genevieve Thompson
Bill Randall
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List Faced by Local Homes
A list of hospital admissions and discharges includes individuals and families from Brown Hotel, North Ridgeville, Oberlin, Elyria, and nearby streets. Names appear alongside street addresses and resident details. several entries mention babies born during discharge. The mixed roster features Vera Petty, Clair Hollis, John Timeho, and Gilbert Stadler among others connected to local homes and care facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lyne
Ohio
Dominic
R. D
Elyria
Anna Muhich
Gilbert Stadler
Wiliam Herbe
Oberlin Children’s Home
Church group holds Sunday evening service with novelty meeting
The Church of Christ Christian Endeavor met in the main auditorium for Sunday evening services with Miss Anita Poole as leader presenting a novelty meeting. Forty-one attended and the gathering closed with a C. E. benediction. Next Sunday an all County Prohibition meeting is planned with a speaker from Indianapolis, to be led by county president Harold Olmstead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ Christian Endeavor
Anita Poole
C. E. Stars
Sociatr
Owen Gleason
Indianapolis
Harold Olmstead
Vommer Reunion Held at West Dover
The Yommer family annual reunion met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Stark in West Dover. Forty guests shared a basket dinner at noon followed by an officer election with Mrs. Walter Gritesberg named president and Agnes Davidson secretary. An entertainment and games section awarded prizes and set the next gathering for the third Sunday in August each year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yommer
John Stark
West Dover
Walter Gritesberg
West View
Agnes Davidson
Elyria
Fred Smith
Carlisle
Tréas
Frank Smith
Arthur Smith
Fields
Herman Wald
R. D
Party honors Australian guests at birthday gathering
Mrs E W Hoffner of East 15th street hosted a Saturday party for Httle girls celebrating the birthdays of Jeanne and Marcia McCutcheon who recently arrived from Sydney Australia. The event featured games, contests and a pink rose centerpiece with afternoon tea. Reverend D P Fulmer of 311 Eastern Heights Boulevard attended Sharon Center for a board meeting of the Sharon Camp Meeting Association of which he has presided for 33 years. Planned improvements are noted for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
E W. Hoffner
East
15Th Street
Httle
Jeanne
Marcia McCutcheon
Sydney
D. P. Fulmer
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Sharon Center
Sharon Camp Meeting Association
Nineteenth Cole Family Reunion Celebrates Three Centuries in America
The Cole family's nineteenth annual reunion gathered Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Raron Cole in Lake Are with about twenty guests. The event marked the Coles’ 300th year in America, followed by a casual program of vacation stories. Attendees included visitors from Youngstown and ties to local families through visits and church events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole
Raron Cole
Lake Are
Coles
America
Local residents visit and travel notices spread through Elyria
Mr and Mrs Gordon Lemm of New York travel due to the illness of Mrs Jennie Gaudern of Limh. Hazel Ross Baldwin now in Zanesville Ohio visits her grandmother Mrs J C Rogs. Miss Dorothy Smith returns to Chronicle Telegram work after vacation. Mrs Eva Reefy returns from ten days with Rollin Reefy in Put-in-Bay. Several families, including the McConnell and Trompson clans, are noted as visiting relatives in Lorain Bellevue Lebanon and Cleveland. Mr William Schuur recovers from surgery at Memorial Hospital. Others visit Chicago, Rockland Maine, Lake Chautauqua, and Michigan while relatives are noted across Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston de Graw Baldwin
Hazel Ross
Zanesville
Ohio
J.C. Rogs
Dorothy Smith
Chronicle -Telegram
Eva L. Reefy
Rollin Reefy
Putin Bay
W. McConnell
East Avenue
Roy Clymer
Findlas
Harvard Avenue
Henry Wonstare
Clevrland
Paul Dunkle
William Schuur
Broad Street
Memorial Hospital
Ellen Langton
4Th Street
H. J Servan
Local residents visit relatives across multiple states
Dozens of Amherst residents host and visit relatives this week. Mrs Clayton Young and others, along with Mrs L Wooster and Mrs Anrecht, celebrate Sunday with Erientburg family in Amherst. Oscar Dunn and daughter Eleanor visit Johnstown PA. A R Weltmer of Ashland OH visits sister D P Fulmer. William Bell of Toledo returns home after visiting Clara Hollis in Wolf Court and touring Plymouth. Fireside social with Waters Wood ward reunion in Medina draws 110 attendees. Julius Gubena and family welcome a son at Elyria Memorial Hospital on August 22. E Mack Lilly Curnow Betty Jane visit George Hillmer in Park Ave. Helen Glaumer spends weekend at Beaver Park with Mary Ryder and Bernadine Fuller of Columbus. Ethel Inskeep remains ill at home on Fifth Street. S Drusendahl and Barclay head to Johnstown PA Tuesday to visit sisters. S Bauer family and S G Bauer spend week in Detroit. Ruth Blackmur of Philadelphia visits local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Clayton Young
Amherst
L. Wooster
Anrecht
O. Schambacher
Erientburg
Oscar Dunn
Eleanor
Johnstown
Pennsylvania
A. R. Weltmer
Ashland
Ohio
D. P. Fulmer
Eastern Heights Boulevard
William Bell
Toledo
Clara Hollis
Wolf Court
Plyma
Fred Todd
Aon Richard
Waters-Woodward
Medina
Julius Gubena
Foster Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
E. Mack
Lilly Curnow
Betty Jane
Detroit
Henry Schultz
Ila
Dearborn
Michigan
George Hillmer
Park Avenue
Helen Glaumer
Beaver Park
Mary Ryder
Bernadine Fuller
Columbus
Ethel Inskeep
Fifth Street
Charles Drusendahl
Jean
Anna Barclay
Penneylvania
S. G. Bauer
Denison Avenues
Ruth Blackmur
Philadelphia
New Books At The Library
The Literary Editor of the Boston Herald highlights eleven college stories from East and West in The Best College Stories I Know. Included authors are Owen Wister Ben Ames Williams and George Fitch. Also reviewed are Murder on the Marsh Obscure Destinies and other works by Willa Cather James Tobey and John Ferguson with notes on themes and settings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Minot
Boston Herald
Owen Wister
Ben
Ames Williams
George Fitch
the Marsh
John Ferguson
Romney Marsh
Willa Cather
Rosicky
Antonia
London
New York
Fashions in Paris Favor Two Tone Wardrobe Combos
Paris fashion notes highlight two shades of the same color to enhance daytime outfits for fashionable women. Coats use bright hues with darker dress underlayers, or vice versa, with versatile effects from light upper parts to darker lower parts. A Stedfern crepe dress features misty white shoulders blending into ethereal lavender and royal purple at the hem, trimmed with ermine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Stedfern
Ruth family reunion at Katherine Kolbe home
In MIDDLE RIDGE August 22 a Ruth family reunion hosted by Mrs. Katherine Kolbe drew eighty five for a picnic dinner and social afternoon. Officers elected: Eleanor Ruth Amherst president J Fred Ruth Amherst vice president Adna Madill secretary and Mildred Springer Amherst treasurer. Guests included W C Bechtel and George Berk of Allenton Michigan and Stella and Marion Hecock hosted Juvenile Hickory Tree Grange members and parents at a wiener roast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Ridge
Katherine Kolbe
Ruth
Eleanor Ruth
Amherst
J. Fred Ruth
Adna Madill. Lorain
Mildred Springer Amherst
Myr
W. C Bechtel
George Berk
Allenton
Michigan
Elfreda Darch
Bay Village
Stella
Marion Hecock
Hickory Tree Grange
Religious Perplexities by L B Jacks in The Atlantic Monthly
The piece discusses religious doubts and insights by L B Jacks, an Oxford professor, aimed at American readers. It presents intimate discussions in clear language, intended to aid both men and women seeking a deeper understanding of Christian essentials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Jacks
The
Atlantic Monthly
Oxford
Local Families Gather for Visits and Celebrations Across Oberlin Area
A string of social visits and family gatherings is recorded across Oberlin and nearby towns. Mrs J K Crosby and relatives from Oberlin attendances. Various Kolbe and Bechtel households host reunions and luncheons with relatives from Amherst, Elyria, Huntington, South Ridge, and Port Huron. Also noted is a distant historic fact about Russia’s past serf population and a remark on oil-yielding plants.
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Evenis
C. B. Koontz
Cornell Avenue
F. W. Ausiliary
M. EK
Herman Portman
Henrietta
Knights of Columbus
King Solomon's Lodge
Women’s Relief Corps
Daughters of Scotia
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Northwest
Checker Club
Parsons
Sacred Heart Church
Satox
Henri Gilbert
Eugene Szabo
Edward Bembower
Prof
Gilbert
Dawes
M. J. Allen
Cleveland Treet
Moody B Institute
Chicago
C. E. Society
A. M. Hannaford
Elyria Hardware
John Stanfield
Friendship Club
Crystal Beach
Century Park
Mess Church
Mary Church
Wellington
Carrie Lou Church
West Avenue
Church
Grace Roedel
Lena Dibble
Emma Wells
Eva Hall
Martha Hughes
Milady Dramatic IN
Tal
Youngstown
H. C. Eckenroad
C. P. Collet
Bavaria
O. E. Brodbeck
Sixth Street
Harry Thompson
John Handby
Edison
Alice Seiring
Church of Christ
Pittsburgh
Barbara McConnell
Mich
Ruth McGinnis
Raymond Brungers
David Wainwright
Erieside
Maurice Wagner
Tenth Street
Cleveland
Akron
Ada H. Reely
Alice R Arnold
New York City
C. L. Beiner
Fairmont Hospital
Beiner
Jane Harper
This City
R. L. Rhodes
Beebe Court
Myrtle Rhodes
Painesville
Butler
Penn
Barbara Brodbeck
Sharon
Emelyn Litchheld
Allis Pratt
Stanford
Connecti Tul
Margaret O'Connell
Bondstreet
Curtis Spence
Arthur Johnson
Delbert
Cleveland Heights
E. L. Whitney
C. H. Merthe Company
Maria McCutcheon
BE. W. Hoffner
East Fifteenth Street
Helen Schultz
Gordon Lemm
Insear
Jennie Gaudern
Limh Street
Philip Hofman
Charles Corrt
Hofman
Schubert
Mies Reat- Tice Schubert
Inlaw
Coleman
Richard
Jownstown
Fry
Addie Woodward
Illinois
Charles Landon
East Broad Street
Albert McVann
Irvin Geitger
FE. J. Bond
Rockland
Maine
Lake Chautauqua
Wiliam Helwig
James A. Tobey
Tobey
Massachusetts Tech
President Coolidge
Joseph Colt Bloodgood
Johns Hopkins
School of Commerce
Elyria Business College
Broad St
the School For
College
Elyria Fur Shoppe
Middle Ave
Midget
W. Broad St
J.K. Crosby
Helen
Pauline
Jobo
Charles
George Cotton
Raymond
Lake Avejnue
Ralph Hecock
Wanda May
Penfield Junction
George Kaittle
South Ridge
Gon Oliver
Naom! Beck
Henry Kolbe
Gon Melvin
John Ludwig
Edna Beller
Charles Ludwig
Willam Bechtel
Harold Gaehr
August Kolbe
Huntington
Kolbe
Louise Schmitkens
N. W. Bechtel
Kenneth
D. C
Pearl Eppley
South Ridges
R. H. Hearn
Hearn
A. K. Jenne
Alice Gaeler
Madge Claus
Clair Berk
Port Huron
Bechtel
E. C. Cotten
Edwin
William Spielgelberg
Walter Grobe
Lansing
Russia
Blue Bird
Court Street
Nestle
Eugene
Amazon
Vienna
Federal
Page
Year Books
Brown Company
Lodi Street
White
Baron Jewelry Co
BROWN
Gape
Vestal
Nia
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