Society Club Notes From Several Local Gatherings
Multiple society groups met across homes on East Broad and Longfellow streets with fourteen members and guests enjoying dances, cards, and luncheon. Prizes awarded to Mrs. Avery, Mrs. Beattie, Mrs. Scrivens, and Mrs. Cook. next meetings planned for September 5, September 9, and September 9 at various hosts. Guests included Mrs. Keith and others, with events at Ashbolt Orchards and Wag ner's Grove drawing attendees from Cleveland and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. B. Club
Harold Scrivens
East Broad Street
Fred Kieth
Sam Avery
David Beattie
Emily Scrivens
Willam Cook
Fred Huskinson
Lois Jean Cook
Keith
Avery
Mrs. Beattie
Harry Dickens, Jr
Grant Street
H G L Club Admits New Member At Home Meeting
Members of the H G L Club gathered at Miss Kane Storms 321 Kenran Avenue for a brief meeting and social hour to recruit new members. Alberta Zink of Amherst joined as a new member while Lavonne Yancer and Ann Kolopos attended as guests. Betty Hahn won first prize in an aerospace themed diversion. Mary Cox received consolation. Hosts served luncheon and plans were made to meet again on September 9 with Miss Pat Padley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. L . Club
Kane Storm
Kenran Avenue
Alberta Zink
Amherst
Lavonne Yancer
Ann Kolopos
Betty Hahn
Mary Cox
Pat Padley
Cambridge Avenue
Dublin Decor Club Meeting at Mrs Lowry Snow Home
The Dublin Decor Club met last evening at Mrs. Lowry Snow’s Twelfth Street home. Bridge was played with arizas awarded to Mrs. George Smith first, Miss Garnett Coa second, and Mrs. Carl Gott consoled. A délice course was served at small tables before adjourning to meet September 23 at Ninth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubl Dec
Lowry Snow
Twelfth Street
George Smith
Garnett Coa
Carl Gott
Ninth Street
Cabinet Makes Plans Memoers of Friendship Club
Members met yesterday afternoon at the W C A and discussed plans for the coming year. The meeting was informal with a brief program and a tea planned for August 29 at 2 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Club
Ab Asi
Local residents visit relatives across Ohio and Michigan
Mrs E W Wright and Cand of Grantstree travel to F town Ohio to spend days with kin. Numerous families including Stong at Bellville and Cornelius at Blaine Street, along with travelers from Marion and Grand Rapids, are seen visiting relatives and returning from trips to Niagara Falls, Canada, Pennsylvania, and Michigan.
Admissions and Discharges List From Local Address Atlas
Admissions list includes Jery Finegan at 302 Huron Street Jean Gotz 125 Tannery Street Mrs Charles Hanzl Cleveland Eileen Mohl 437 East Broad Mrs Stanley Mee gowski 644 Lod Street Mrs Fred Rogers 148 West Street Betty Behner LaGrange Mrs Stephen Majzum 132 Clark Street Joan Williston 602 East Avenue. Discharges cover Agnes Knight 384 Fourth Street Mrs Martin Fritz Stoney Ridge Mrs Rudolph Piette Gratton Mrs Fred Schnuerer 357 Marseilles Avenue Mrs Clar anes Dumas 4398 Earlcourt Mrs Xian Schinder 130 West Street Edward Stevens 1736 Middle Avenue Billy Anderson 1835 West Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jery Finegan
Huron Street
Jean Gotz
Tannery Street
Charles Hanzl
Cleveland
Eileen Mohl
East Broad
Stanley Meegowski
Lod
Fred Rogers
West Street
Betty Behner
LaGrange
Stephen Majzum
Clark Street
Joan Williston
East Avenue
Agnes Knight
4Th Street
Martin Fritz
Stoney Ridge
Rudolph Piiette
Gratton
Fred Schnuerer
Marseilles Avenue
Claranes Dumas
Earlcourt
Xian Schinder
Edward Stevens
Middle Avenue
Billy Anderson
West Avenue
Watt and chaperon and travel notices in local society
Watt and chaperon Mrs Roger Rodgers. Tas girls from Elyria Lorain and Oberlin. Mrs Sara Reese Eby returns home in Los Angeles after two weeks with son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs E R Lav er Av erdel ecourt. Miss Dorothy Larwell back from two months with grandfather in England. Mrs Sydney Hudson resumes home on North Olve street after illness at her mother’s Byington Court. Mr and Mrs H J Darst from Toledo guests of Mr and Mrs Wilhelm Menke Howe street. Rembert and Moultree DuBose of East avenue spending two weeks with father at De Bose Marine Service Vermilion Ohio. Miss Catherine Lavalle of 219 Winckles street returns after two weeks at Lauralake house Lee Massachusetts with aunt Miss Mary Gibbons. Miss Louise Fortune of Johnson City Tennessee visiting Mr and Mrs Edwin Sharp Williams street. Mrs H L Hall and daughter Mrs Chauncey McGee and Miss Gertrude to visit from Chicago at C C Lord home and Edith Taylor home on Seventh street. Raymond Huston of Eighth street leaves Cleveland Thursday morning with Orpheus Male choir for an overseas trip after recordings in New York City. The choir will broadcast farewell concert over WTAM at 9:00 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watt
Chaperon
Roger Rodgers
Tas
Elyria
Lorain
Oberlin
Sara Reese Eby
Los Angeles
California
E. R. Laver
Averdelecourt
Dorothy Larwell
England
Sydney Hudson
North Olve Street
Byington Court
H J Darst
Toledo
Wilhem Menke
Howe Street
Rembert
Moultree DuBose
East Avenue
DeBose Marine Service
Vermilion
Ohio
Catherine Lavalle
Winckles Street
Lauralake House
Lee
Massachusetts
Mary Gibbons
Pennsylvania
New York
Louise Fortune
Johnson City
Tennessee
Edwin Sharp
Williams Street
H. L Hall
Chauncey McGee
Gertrude
Chicago
C C. Lord
Edith Taylor
Raymond Huston
Eighth
Cleveland
Orpheus Male Choir
New York City
Tie de France
WTAM
Calendar items from St Pauls church and local groups
Calendar notes show Mary-Martha Class at St Pauls with Mrs Max Lyn don 779 East River Street. Tri F1 Clue with Mrs Sacha Hornung and Inter Nos Class of Second Canalitational Church with Maxine Smith Lake Avenue. Mari A Chandler Tent Daughters of Union Veterans host Supper at Miss Norah Abbe Fourth Street. C O F holds semi annual meeting. Alpha Delta Alpha sorority with Charlotte Chase. American Legion Auxiliary meets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary-Martha
St. Paul’s Church
Max Lyndon
East River Street
Sacha Hornung
Maxine Smith
Lake Avenue
Chandler
Tnion
Norah Abbe
Fourth Street
Alpha Delta Alpha Sorority
Charlotte Chase
American Legion Auxiliary
Family Dinner Party Honors House Guests
Mr. and Mrs. B. K. Wagner hosted a family dinner at 118 Harvard avenue Sunday evening. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Ehrman of Ashland Kentucky, sister of Mrs. Wagner, plus Mr. and Mrs. Fred Britting, Miss Kathryn Keyser, Mr. and Mrs. John Peters and son Jack, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Keysler, and the Wagner family including daughters Mildred and Phyllis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard Avenue
Fred C. Ehrman
Ashland
Kentucky
Wagner. Govers
Fred Britting
Grafton
Kathryn Keyser
Lorain
John Peters
Jack
Walter Keysler
Mildred
Phyllis
Seybert Palmar Engagement Announced in Reunion Notice
The engagement of Miss Elaine Mae Palmer daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul P Palmer of 910 Lake Avenue to Robert F Seybert son of Mr and Mrs J D Seybert of 511 Lodi Street was announced at the 103rd Onto Volunteer Infantry camp reunion held on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaine Mae Palmer
Paul P. Palmer
Lake Avenua
Robert F. Seybert
Seyhbert
J. D. Seybert
Lodi Street
103Rd
Volunteer Infantry Camp
Postal Action May Decide Mexican Divorces Validity
The post office may rule on thousands of Mexican divorces obtained by Americans in Mexican courts. US state courts have often ruled such divorces illegal. no high court has ruled. El Paso border law office could test the issue by appealing postal barring in federal courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPA
Post Office Department
United States
Supreme Court
Border Law Office
el Paso
Tex
Real Estate Transfers in Avon Lorain and Elyria Regions
Ezra Brudno and Ross Hess Brudno transfer parcel in Avon Lakes village to Julius Stein. May C Hentz and J H Hentz convey Oakdale Avenue property in Lorain to Clayton D Knapp and Lorie Knapp. Laka Electric Land Inc transfers Avon Lake village lot to Jennie L Monegan. Franziska Schmid estate trustees Harry H Smith and Bertha Corer transfer Broad Street Elyria property to Carek Florists Inc. Central Lorain Mortgage Loan Co transfers Black River Township parcel to John H Werner Louis C Reger and George J Reger. Etta Maria Wright transfers Shefffield Village property to Elizabeth Suchey Michael Suchey and Betty Martie Suchey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra Brudno
Ross Hess Brudno
Julius Stein
Avon Lakes Village
May C. Hentz
J. H. Hentz
Clayton D. Knapp
Lorie Knapp
Oakdale Avenue
Lorain
Laka Electric Land, Inc
Jennie L. Monegan
Avon Lake Village
Harry H. Smith
Bertha Corer
Franziska Schmid
Carek Florists, Inc
Broadway
Broad
Columbia and Area News Briefs From August Locals
Columbia Melvin Hughes now at Narragansett on the Atlantic coast after a two week stay with his mother Mrs. Hattie Hughes. Wanda Jindra and three children visited Cedar Point Ohio with her sister and husband on Friday. Jimmie Lyndes, a Columbia 4 H Club member, won first prize with his calf at Wellington Fair. The former Columbia Station School District plans its annual reunion at Columbia Town Hall on Saturday August 31 with John Sheer of Cleveland as president and Mrs. Jennie Mitchell as secretary. A pot luck dinner will be served at noon. Otto Ross and wife of Cleveland spent the weekend of August 18 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Martin. Glenn Van Arsdale and daughter Shirley of Cleveland are visiting the VanArsdale home. Frank Adams of Vermilion and Frank Myers of Lorain called on old friends during Homecoming day. Rolla Walkden of Columbus called at the Rollis Fitch home en route to Medina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Hughes
Hattie Hughes
Narragansett
Atlantic
Wanda Jindra
Cedar Point
Jimmie Lyndes
Columbia
John Sheer
Cleveland
Jennie Mitchell
Otto Ross
Charles Martin
Glenn van Arsdale
Shirley
F. H. VanArsdale
Frank Adams
Vermilion, C
Frank Myers
Lorain
Rolla Walkden
Columbus
Rollis Fitch
Medina
Two Awnings Burned at Brown Printing Company
A cigarette butt tossed by a pedestrian was blamed by local firemen for a morning blaze at Brown Printing Company. About six o'clock, two awnings caught fire. one was totally burned and the other sustained several holes before firefighters extinguished the flames. The article notes the printed letters of our alphabet are about 2500 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown Printing Company
Female Evangelist Betty Weakland Seeks Longer Sermon Series
Crowds gathered at the Fairgrounds Grandstand for Betty Weakland 19 who spoke on The Assurance of the Believer saying Christians should know they pass from death to life and that labor for the Lord is not in vain. The service featured songs by Mrs. J Roy Weakland and solos by Miss Weakland and Mr. Gannett, ending with a duet by Betty and Dorothy Lola. The meeting opened with a song service and is open to all interested. The second item notes the county board of education lengthening A T Smith attendance officer term from nine to ten months, citing finances to cover the extra month. Smith will be needed about two weeks before and after the school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Weaksland
Betty
Batty
Dorothy Lola
A. T. Smith
County Board of Education
Smith
Paris Beach Comes to Seventh Floor in Neptuna Pool
In central Paris a new artificial beach and pool named Neptuna sits seven stories up on a rooftop. A paddie wheel creates waves from calm to tempest, with real sand for a beach area and elevators to reach the pool. A bearded traffic cop greets taxis near Porte St Denis as visitors access this urban ocean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Porte St. Denis
Neptuna
Seine
mid-Atlantic
Automobile Damage Collision Reported in Adams Street Incident
Louis Brecknock of 228 Princeton Avenue drove an automobile which was struck and considerably damaged yesterday afternoon by a vehicle driven by W S Myers of 318 Bell Avenue. The collision occurred on Adams Street near the Steel and Tubes Company, according to police reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Brecknock
Princeton Avenue
W. 8S Myers
Bell Avenue
Adams Street
Steel and Tubes Company
Memphis Cotton Exchange Report Highlights Trade Decline
Memphis, Tenn. shows a drop in prestige after losing inland cotton market leadership over the past year, though it remains a leading center. The piece also oddly veers into a dubious comparative remark about germ theory and Aryan purity, reflecting inconsistent content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Memphis Cotton Exchange
Garden Party at Congs Church Lawn Ridgeville
Community notice for an Wednesday evening garden party at Congs Church lawn Ridgeville. Program from 8 to 9 PM includes a ice cream social and bake sale. Proceeds benefit church activities. All are welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Lawn
Ridgeville
Wed
Smith Secures Two Year Contract At One Hundred A Month
Smith signs a two year deal totaling ten months per year at 100 dollars monthly. The piece also reflects on capitalism as expandable under pressure and mentions Thrift Days at Merthe's today and Wednesday with strong department values highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Merthe’s
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Mrs. Carr
Sunny Side Up Club
Ralph Carr
Longfellow Street
Ed Weber
Anna Werdort
William Meinke
Weber
Caroline Avenue
Ross Moore
Russell Warmen
Ashbolt Orchards
Clarence Burker
Annabella Kinney
Sus Murbach
Anna Mae Pooi
John Phillips
Chester Lepinske
Charles Kindig
Gertrude Bobel
Richard Gildenmeister
Walter Miller
Rea Clare Harris
John Boreska
Margaret Johnson
Nina Hitsman
G. A. BR
P D. Reefy
Kaley and
Webster
William Gowman
Gowman
Woodman Hall
Ives
Wagner's Grove
Wellington
Oberim
Washington, D C
Pittsburgh
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Harry MacDona
Charles Corbett
Harry MacDonald
Ted Morris
Elyta
Mr and Vis Trang Ives
Oserlin
Club
SeCa Club
Wanda Muzz
Wrest
Pinecla
Goig Ty Magdalene
Annetta Menke
Hele Zarck
Marie March
Adehecus
Richard Munz
Donald Wottring
Damyrious Meinke
Columaus Street
Exniece’s
H.G. L. Club
Courtland
Paul Wainwright
Cub Lion
President Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Expositions Lion Farm
Joy Williams
Waa
Acme
E.W Wright
Cand
Grantstree
F Town
Howard W. Stong
Bellville
Car Pares
A F. Wreat
Fairlawn Avenue
Misa Baccara Smith
Delphos
Oscar Enman
H B Sterrer
Joan
Fa Tand
Indiana
A. G Cormedus
Blaie Blaine Street
Andrew Forman
Helen Forman
John
Andy James
Ed Bott
Alice
Man
Grand Rapids
G. McElfresh
Miss Mars Jean McElfresa
Edison Salsbury
Wohlkinsburg
Wiss Winifred Smith
A. G. Cornelius
Niagara Falls
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R. E Huneke
Telatnes
Marion
Oho
M Davidson
Elgin
Loran
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Baltimore
Mason
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Adnan W Francis
Ruth McGinnis
Washington, DC
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Ol Crissinger
Lachine
Canada
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George Lodvice
Fremont
Upayke
Dorothy Bitter
Aie Mirra
F A Lasrenra
Eastern Heights Boulevard
New York State
Montreal
Quenec
Hr Warne
Georgia
Bar Harbor
Maine
Masachusetts
Fanny Moore
Coraopolis
Robert T. Moore
Stanford Avenue
L. Wilson
Wilson
M. D. MacRoberts
Tamna
Florida
Wilson H. Blaine
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Betty Agate
Hisse Avery
Regina Bodin
Evelyn Hallower
Rea Claire Harris
Dorothy Hulse
Virginia Mahla
Mary Lou Mahla
Jessie McCully
Marjorie Moseley
Wanda Powers
Rita Rovers
Jennie Rogers
Kay Rosencran
Mary Waldecker
Virginia
Seybert- Palmer
Gertrude Beauty Shoppe
Clark St
Cascade
Marcel Permanents
Brookhouser
Apenas Loge Sjibinibs
Lewis Mercantile
Broad ST. Elyria
Coats
Elyria Fur Shoppe
Middle Ave
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