Local club events fill August calendar in Elyria area
Community groups including Alta Me Tall Club Dames of Malta and Lorain County Medical Society meet at various halls and clubs for dinners and outings. Homecoming at La Porte Methodist Episcopal Church is set for Sunday August 29 with basket lunches and multiple speakers. Birthday surprise for Mrs Jeanette Arnold hosted by Rebekah Lodge ends with gifts and luncheon. Woman's Benefit Association discusses fall banquet at Hotell Newell and September 14 meeting. Calendar Club of First Congregational church to host August meeting August 27 with Miss Helere Cadmus and Dr C E Kelsey performances.
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Alta Me Tall Club
Fred Reese
Sixth Street
Dames of Malta
Helping Hand Society
G. A. R. Hall
Pedro
Five Hundred
Lorain County Medical Sciety
Lorain Country Club
Moose Lodge
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
Elyria Waterworks
Lorain
la Porte Methodist Episcopal Church
Jeanette Arnold
West River Street
Rebekah
John Handeby
George Friday
Joseph Lutz
Augusta Gillen
Arnold
Alberta
Catherine
W. B.A
Woman's Benefit Association
Wurst Hall
Newel
Calendar Club
First Congregational Church
Misa Helere Cadmus
New York
E. Cadmus
C. E. Kelsey
Meetings Push for Elyria Groups Tomorrow in Local Outreach
Elyria groups schedule meetings for tomorrow afternoon and evening including the Past Chief's Association of Pythian Sisters at Mrs Laura Barton's Seventh street home and the Doreas Society of Grace Lutheran Church at Mrs Herman Eady's Howe street residence. Community notices list church classes, a Cum-A-Lot club gathering at Ver milion-on-the-Lake, and Lorain guests at a picnic and campfire at Cascade Park with next meeting planned at Goylan Block.
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Elyria
Chief's Association of Pythian Sisters
Laura Barton
Seventh Street
Herman Eady
Howe Street
Doreas Society of Grace Lutheran Church
M. E. Church
George Chamberlain
C48
E. Ninth Street
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Miss Dor
Jumont
Lorain
Elyria Business and Professional Woman's Club
Cascade Park
Goylan Block
Personal notices from Elyria social scene
A scan of local society notes lists Mr and Mrs R Terrell of 259 Harwood returning from a motor trip through Pennsylvania Maryland and West Virginia. Various visitors and guests are mentioned including Mrs W J Burton of Memphis visiting Elyria, Mrs No 1 Cook of Hollywood guest of relatives, and Mr and Mrs F A Yost with son Tronald spending time at Gull Lake Michigan. Several locals travel to New York Des Moines Put in Bay and Philadelphia, with many names and addresses cited as hosts or guests in Elyria and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Terrell
Harwood Street
Pennsylvania
Maryland
West Virgina
W. J. Burton
Memphis
Tennessee
C. BE. Higgins
Wooster Street
No 1
Cook
Hollywood
California
Elyria
F. A. Yost
Son Tronald
Marsailles Avenue
Gull Lake
Michigan
Garvin Brown
Atlante
Georgia
Carl Fre
Cadar Street
New York City
R. Brodie
Chicago
Ulinos
Lillian Baird
Detroitais
Alex Baird
Hast Avenue
William Woolridge
Sanday
Martha
Alice Foremse
Harvard Avenue
Grand Rounds
van Gessel
Johanna Daniers
Nellie Mann
Riverside Court
Des Moines
Iowa
David Hunt
Cleveland
Arsem
Philadelphia
Ire Donnelly
Lerala
Donnelly
Walter Albrecht
Spruce Street
Kenmore
Ohio
John Smith
Geraldine Gifford
Lorain
A. J. Bauer
Atherst
Edward Lamb
Leland Smith
Augusta Avenue
Erma Lau
Amhorst
Local Residents Entertain Guests and Celebrate
Social notes list guests and visits across Elyria including Mr. and Mrs. Carl Swiers hosting on Spruce Street, Mrs. Antone Haralampous’s recovery at Temple Beauty Parlour, and travel entries by Mrs. Mary Slick and Miss Winifred. A birth announcement for a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Allsopp is noted, along with several family visits and vacations to Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Baldwin Wallace College connections, and Vermilion on the Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Swiers
Spruce Street
Antone Haralampous
Temple Beauty
Farlor
4. C. Fisher
Mary Slick
Miss Winifred
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Marion J. Bassett
Park Avenue
Painesville
Ohio
A. A. Eggleston
Mary Collins
East Avenue
North Olmsted
Beatrim Werner
Barberton
Mra
J. D. Kiser
Jd. Crow
1874
Avenue
Julia Larick
Cleveland
John Miller
Dewey Avenue
Fridenstine
J. Gertrude Bartlett
Kansas City
Missouri
Alice , Bedell
Salamania
New York
Charles Cook
Henrietta
Frank Page
Lake Avenue
Frank Allsopp
Samuel Street
Tseph
Elyria Hospital
Joly
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
H. W. Walther
Jean
Fargo
North Dakota
R. C. Barber
Queen of France to be elected for festival role
The queen of France will be elected next June by the Festival committee of Paris. She will not rule but serve as play queen in celebrations and festivals. Twenty six cities and towns have agreed to Cornish candidates. The American Indian is naturally immune to sighted favor.
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France
Festival Committee
Paris
Jefferson’s Monticello Declared a National Shrine
August 25 Monticello near Charlottesville Va was dedicated July 5 as a national shrine. The home sits atop a mountain with Doric porticos a glass dome and surrounding Jefferson plantings. Tours draw thousands yearly and Jefferson is buried there with a simple epitaph chosen by himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Thomas Jefferson
Little Mountain
Charlottesville
Jefferson
University
Piedmont Valley
Jefferso
Tarleton
Nerby
Statute of Virginia
University of Virginia
Crosby Mansion to Be Restored in Delaware County
Philadelphia Aug 25 The Crosby mansion in Ridley township Delaware County Pennsylvania famed since 1698 is set for restoration by owner Edward Burke. The seven acre hillside estate features a carved oak mantel fireplace and beams with a historic spit crane. Built by John Crosby Til known as Judge Crosby a Revolutionary War officer captured by the British while washing at a rear pump and held six months aboard the prison ship Falmouth in New York in 1776.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Crosby Til
Judge Crosby
Lieutenant Crosby
Falmouth
New York
Benton Harbor Justice of Peace Miss Elizabeth Forhan
Aug 25 1924 Benton Harbor Mich nearly four years have seen justice administered by Miss Elizabeth Forhan as a justice of peace since 1920. Described as kind and fair with a sharp tongue she presides over varied cases from bootleggers to family disputes while maintaining an unbiased court. The article also notes the completion of the first commercial ambulance for the German air brigade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benton
Benton Harbor
Mich
Elizabeth Fordan
Forhan
Elizabeth Forhen
Judge Forhan
July industrial deaths total in New York state
Industrial Commissioner James A. Hamilton announced that 163 industrial deaths occurred in New York during July, with New York City reporting 83, Albany and Buffalo 24, Rochester 7, and Syracuse 15. The figures come from reports filed with the bureau of compensation insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Albany
N.Y
New York State
James A. Hamilton
Bureau of Compensation Insurance
New York City
Buffain
Rochester
Syracuse
Oberlin T O F Club dance at Vermilion on the Lake
The T O F Club of Oberlin invites friends to a Friday evening dance at Vermilion on the Lake on Aug 27. The notice teases a social gathering with dress code and music to entertain attendees.
Heat wave idea denied by French meteorologist Guilbert
Paris August 25 a French meteorologist Ariel Guilbert declares there is no heat wave phenomenon heat results from a fixed spot and is governed by barometric pressure and wind He notes sun has little to do with daily temperatures and radio waves do not affect weather or rainfall America is not dry nor Europe wet because of radio waves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Ariel Guilbert
Monsieur Guilbert
France
America
Europe
Elyria City Teachers Examination Notice
An examination for Elyria city teachers will be held at the Washington Building on Friday August 27 at 8 30 a m. C W Koppes presiding with C P Shively and R C Maston serving as clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria City
Washington Bldg
C. W. Koppes
C. P. Shively
R. C. Maston
Clerk
Jewish Census Shows Growth in Palestine Population
Jerusalem reports official figures indicating a 56,000 rise in Jewish residents over 39 months. In January 1924 Jews numbered 41,000 or 11 percent of the total population, with further growth since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine
Jerusalem
Population gain and immigration figures in 1925 and 1926
In June 1926 the number rose by 147000 or 17 percent of the total population. The peak gain occurred in 1925 with 34000 Jews admitted. Mexico's exports in 1925 surpassed imports by over a quarter of a billion pesos, marking a strong trade surplus.
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Mexico
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P. K. Fulmer
Miss Ellen Crisp
F. D. L. Club
Ellen Crisp
Irow
Helen Buswell
Jane Moody
June Fishell
Miss Vs
Haerodt
Park
Elyria Lodge
O. F
Odd Fellows Wall
Knights OF ST. Joan
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Knights of St. John
Pauline Philips
Seite McQuire
Jack Pantos
Mi Avenue
Ry Lamb
Henry Kismar
North Ridgeville
Joseph Ott
First Place
Joyce Renouard
Bath Street
Peter Landoll
Chatham Street
Norwalk
Tdischarce
William Young
la Grang
John Graber
South Amherst
Frederick Penfound
Route 4
Nalph W. Minto
Packer
Madlyn M. Feckley
Avon Lake
Paul Nickey
Anna Weiss
Strenich
Mike Lakle
Simica Maravich
Rev
Dziana
Cook’s Millinery
East Ave
Alrame
Riverview Park
Jack Pitzer
His
Bobbie Jones
Crystal Gardens
Saxeblue
G. A.R. Hall
Marcel
Lillian West
Middle Ave
Board of Examiners
Busick
Broad St
Hecock
KOTEX
The
E. Loeffler Co
Springvale North Olmstead
Gk &S. We
Imperial Furniture Co
William Conrad
West Bridge
Sk Rabal
Cook’s Millinery East Avenue
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Cretonne
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West Broad St
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