Welsh Brotherhood Picnic Draws 250 at Cascade Park
The Lorain County Welsh Brotherhood held its annual picnic at Cascade Park. Afternoon events included contests and races such as rolling pie throwing and a chicken catching race. A lively baseball game featured Elyria versus Lorain, won by Elyria. The Druid Club treated children to ice cream peanuts and popcorn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Therhood
Cascade Park
Elyria
Lorain
Druid Club
Week Happenings at O'Clove and Jaenie Supp
About two hundred fifty guests attended a late evening event organized by Jack Jones. A musical program featured chorus singing solos and Welsh tunes, with the success credited to president David Jary and committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaenie Supp
Jack Jones
Laraim
Fience
David Jary
John Ge.perent
Monday and Tuesday Fraternal and Church Meetings in Elyria
A long list of meetings and events for Monday and Tuesday includes the Ohio Conclave of De Molay dinner at St. Andrew's Episcopal Church with a Degree 4 exemplification, plus numerous lodge, club, and church group gatherings at locations such as Nokomis Park, O F Hall, First Congregational and various parish rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
de Molay
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Clubas Wierer
Nokomis Park
Brotherhood of American Yeo- Men
Central Labor Union
Painters’ Hall
Lomon’s
Lu M
Aprist Association
Sne Oe
Elyria Lodge
Nevio
O. O
Ladies’ Auxiliary of
Reights
John
G. A Women's Benefit Assoraccabees
Frank S
Harmen Ly
Empre
Ste Johns
Third Street
Cha Zacornell
Modern Woodmen of America
Phalt
Studie Church
Rotary Club
C. AL Neon
Maynard Metcalf Oferin
Evolution
Barbers
Painters Hall
Elks Lodge
Voresbyterian Church
Ohio de Ynclave
Mets
Parge Wuhrman
Court of Honor
Ladies
F. C
Eagles Hall Carpenters
K. of P. Hall
Circle
Patrical
Frank Blerafton
Moose Lodge
Club Oms
Dames of Malta
F. Hall
Cascade Park
St. Pan
Ast Avenue
Church of Christ
The
Scriptist Association
Spencer
Hospital Notes And Local Social Tidings At Vermilion
Evening events feature a county fair with refreshments, games, and prizes including a fant applernie dinner. The Miss Marian Knapp weekend visit from Stearns Falls highlighted by a hospital admissions list and multiple discharges across Chicago, Cleveland, Steubenville, and LaGrange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hell
Vermilion-on- Tietsowe
Anal Supp Pernt
Edward Coen
East 55Th Street
Chicago
Geo, Wyer
Nicholas Court
Vvnnne Schnarr
Fast Broad
Kenneth Oldfield
Lesa Middle
Wellington
Glessner
Frederick Avenue
Ala Discharck
Rafferty
Marion Sher
Thos
Rawas St.orey
Baby Avenue
Jeanetty
Kinet Peabody
R. BL
Obera
Jack Cauoninghan
Superior Avenue
Cleveland
Joseph Pearducci
Steubenville
Clarence Wal
Hot Creek
of LaGrange
Oleatt
Lin Miller
Lin
Alpherst
Edward Cohan
Nellie
Personal notes from the Dolth Stark and Coryell families
The fragment mentions Mrs Dolth Stark and Mrs Louis Sehmerer with Viola Mar Coryell of West Avenue visiting or hosting. It notes Dr Shore Beul and M J o with a reference to Wharran and Fenrod of Doerethy. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolth Stark
Dhaughd
Louis Sehmerer
Viola Mar Coryell
West Avenue
and Shore Beulfather
Agota
Gire
Fenrod
Doerethy
Social visits and travel notes from local residents
Area residents and visitors were reported traveling and visiting relatives over the weekend. Names include Phyl Stebert, Mrs Mary of Huron street, Albert and Woodings families, Katherine Mullen visiting Mrs Raymond McOwin, and Miss Phyllis Duckett with Allen Fisher returning from a Honey Harbour Ontario trip. Several parties plan Washington and East Coast visits after trips to Detroit and Niagara.
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Coraopolis
Myra
Harvey W
Cleveland Street
Detroit
Stark
N. J. Roth
Wurstcourt
Betty
Eth
J. L. Malone
New Port News
Virginia
Washington,m. C
H. Johnson
Phyllis Duckett
Allen Fisher
Honeybar
Ontario
S. Haines
East Avenue
J. J. Higgins
Gordon
I. Watter Duane
Dorothy
June
Brownhelm
N.Y
Tregues
New York
New Jersey
Allegheny Mountains
New York State
Saratoga
Frank McGuire
LaGrange Road
Wereton
Bern
Meritis Hertog Y
Herbert Street
Emil
Avenu Arraur Wiis Stronr
Roe Dale
Michigan
Residents and Visitors Gather Across Regions in September Week
A cluster of social notes reports visits from Merthe & Company returning from New York. Families including the Quanes and late guests in New York City are noted alongside Beaverdale and Cleveland relatives. Detailing travel to Detroit and West Virginia, the piece records a range of social visits, church duties, and organizational meetings. The United Presbyterian Sunday school group reschedules to Tuesday for a 45 meeting, and the Rebekah Lodge plans a Tuesday gathering at Mrs. W. E. Lewis’s home, shifting from the prior Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Giuss
Detroit
Michigan
William Newheard
BK Henbuin
Keith Seosite
I Sene Henke
Robert Harbour
George Gebel
Beaver Park
Soo River Street
Aliss Dai Lika Wood
Blbe. Scheuring
Cleveland
Kuntington
West Virginta
Jobe Champler
G. H. Meek
Fostoria
George M Sinart
Eastern Heights Blvd
United Presbyterian Sunday School
Noble Chantas Association
Rebekah Lodge
W. E. Lewis
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Welsh Brotherhood
E. ON
Ch. Monroe Trent
Uce
Elical Church
Clauss
St Pauls Evangelical Church
Thomas Peter
Ston & Lake Avenue
Carisie
Bundergelical Church
John Heginbotham
Pol Jen
Han Robertsen Ehureh
Ome Eisele
Boste Lacies
Tharers
Delighteus Arprata
J. Koons
Sullivan
Nova
Ane Ars
Mader
Dune
Mero
Claudevo
Abs
John Rorner
Nedow
Edward Ward
Forney Book of
Pont Pionte
Mns
Trarty
Pionto
North Ridge
Marian Knapp
Stea Falls
Colleen Moore
Ficester
Gentlemen of the
Grand Theatre
Kathryne
Dore
Hovlun Uy
Cotteses Chippewas
Linwood
Walter Ginke
Oberlin
Cory
Jwoocitigred
Waukegan
It Bois
Lulsa Miroard Manning
Dovoronre
Enilaud
Muss
Carce
Toronto
Canada
Arena Alps
Rank
Munthe Street
PoMtrs
Robert T Lurrison
Lake Avenue
Ruggles’ Beach
Selon
Hutton
Springvale
Butternut Ridge
North Olmsted
Matias
Cook’s Millinery
East Ave
Fay Co
Broad Street
Obio
Delneres
Spang’s
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