Father Son Legion Banquet Recalls Mutual Service
The Sons of Legion held a father son banquet served by Junior Legion Auxiliary girls and mothers prepared the dinner. The girls then hosted the mothers and sisters, with seats for fifty and pink roses on the tables. Speakers, songs, and dances followed a program that celebrated community service and flood relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Junior Legion Auxiliary
Hubbard
Sberlin
Edith Metcalf
Red Cross
Ruth Jasper
Weichel
Vienna
Jeanns
Benny Bomart
LeRoy Denate
Procecols
Aid Society Reelects Leaders After Quarterly Tea
The General Aid Society of the Methodist church held a tea after a quarterly meeting. Mrs H P Reinhower sent a bouquet to decorate the lace table. Presiding were Mrs C B Simkins and Mrs M M Wilcox. Officers were re elected for a second term: President Mrs Peter Chouhanoff, First Vice President Mrs H B Stone, Second Vice President Mrs R Stargett, Secretary Mrs B S Jennings, Treasurer Mrs John Gravy. Bond led devotion with duets by Mrs EH Brodbeck and Ralph Wasats, piano by Mrs Lawrence Beazell. The group will recess for summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceneral Aid Society of the Methodist Church
H. PB. Reinhower
Peter Chouhanoff
Jdent
H. B. Stone
R. Stargett
B. S. Jennings
John Gravy
BH. J. Bond
EH. Brodbeck
Ralph
Mendelssohn
Luigi
Foster Westfall Wedding Date Is Announced
A Lorain party at the Koihe Stone House celebrated Miss Andelle Westfall announcing her upcoming marriage to Roland Foster of Elyria. The couple’s date is July 30, with Winifred Seward and James Jungman as attendants. Westfall is a Lorain High and Verue Art School graduate, Foster a Miami University alumnus and Elyria Public Schools teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koihe Stone House
Andelle Westfall
Harry Westfall
Fourth Street
Lorain
Obie
Roland Foster
Grace Sprenger
Caldwell Avenue
Elv-Ria
Westfall
Lorain High School
Verue
Foster
Miami University
Elyria
Bunca
Homer Fletcher
Jean Ross
Jo. Chonke
Ford Place
Winifred Saward
James Jungman
Jo Chonko
George Zier
Harry Voore
Fran
E L Bailey Speaks At Lodge No 10 Regular Meeting
At the regular Eiv in Lodge No 10% meeting in the Temple last evening Past Grand Master EL Bailey spoke on Courage while Howard Butler and others commented. Lodge votes to hold a Cascade Park picnic for members and Rebekah lodge families. Next meeting set for July 7 with officer installation July 4. Public installation of lodges in Sandusky District No d on July 2 to honor Grand Master R G Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eivin Lodge
Heli
Bailey
Howard Butler
Cascade Park
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
Tesday
Jay
No. d
Sandusky
R G
Local Social Notices Include Guests and Travel
Mr and Mrs Malvern Paty and Malvern Jr of South Carolina and Mrs Rose Erwin of Cleveland visit J H Paty of Wolfcourt. Mrs Mary Collier falls and breaks hip at home, now at Elyria Clinic. Dr A L Race hosts DeSelms sisters for dinner. Kraeft travels to Cincinnati via guest visits. Healy and Wilmot visit in Elyria. Various residents travel to Columbus, Coshocton, Ontario, and Arizona for work, vacation, or family visits. Born at Elyria Memorial Hospital a daughter to Mr and Mrs Herman Guyeska. Worcester family visiting. Leonard Fowls to Camp Wah-Pe-Ton. Reps and families attend meetings and motor trips. Edith McKelvey and Mildred McNDam visit. Bingo planned by Eagles Auxiliary at Mrs Phillip Busch home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern Paty
Henrietta
Leona DeSelms
Bay Village
A. l. Race
Seventh Street
Merie K. Kraeft
Louisiana Avenue
Cincinnati
Ohio
Kraett
Clarvey Reinke
Cleveland
Mary Healy
Columbia Station
Mary Wilmot
Third Street
Lilian Damm
Columbus
Coshocton
Relief Administration Office
Cliford Elsten
Plevna
Ontario
Canada
Charles E. Guth
Shirley Ann
Marca Jeanne
Edwin Peloyguin
Elizabeth City
North Carolina
Elyria
Herman Guyeska
West Second Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Llora Worcester
Keith Allen
Gary
Indiana
T. R. Canksten
LaGrange Road
Worccester
Allan FL DiNicola
Louis Lanese
Sanders
Marie K. Kraeft
Kraeft
Woodville
F. C. Cale
BR. Wildenhein
Anna Light
Delores Light
Amherst
Charles Smith
Sount Street
B.S. Keeler
Doris
Shawnee
Oklahoma
Char Christman
Eighth Street
Leonard Fowls
Billy Richards
Clev Road
William Jerne Jr
West Street
Edith McKelvey
Mildred McNdam
St. Loanis
Missouri
Ona Vy
East Avenue
Galaxy club hosts bridge gathering at Mrs Boylan's home
Mrs. Boylan entertained Galaxy members at Cornell avenue with a green and white color motif for a bridge party won by Miss Ora Champion and with prizes awarded to Mrs. Carl Srielson and Miss Winifred Seward. The group planned weekly bicycle outings. A piano recital by Agnes Dowell featured many young performers on Jefferson street. A separate National Union for Social Justice card party at the Womans club yielded bridge prizes to Mrs. Lemon and Mrs. Drager and five hundred honors for Miss Barbara Stolz and Mrs. Wolf. Local solos by Paul Wainwright and a dessert followed the events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Boylan
Galaxy
Cornell Avenue
Bridge
Ora Champion
Carl J. Srielson
Winifred Seward
Jon Myers
Nemson Avenue
National Union For Social Justice
Unit No. 5
West Side
Womans Club
Lemon
Ed Drager
Barbara Stolz
Wolf
Pedro
Corrinne Crandall
E. Dougherty, Sr
Warl Dougherty, Jr
Vermilion trip planned by Alpha Sigma Chi sorority
Ann McDonald hosted a meeting of Alpha Sigma Chi at her Second Street home to finalize plans for a Vermilion weekend over July 4. Members attending included Maxine Garford Isabelle Brydon Betty Samar Ann McDonald and others. A luncheon followed with a pink centerpiece and gifts presented during a personal shower for Mrs Curtiss Anita Poole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Sigma Chi Sorority
Anne McDonald
Second Street
Vermilion-on
Maxine Garford
Isabelle Brydon
Betty Samar
Ann McDonald
Mrs. Curtiss
Jeann Kennelly
Jayne Kennelly
Babe Smith
Sallea O'Donnell
Billie Struck
Harriet Nelson
Barbara Brodbeck
Surprise Birthday Gathering for Mrs Crown Nikoloff
Mrs Crown Nikoloff hosted a gathering at 417 Kenyon Avenue last evening to celebrate her birthday. Mrs Histen received gifts for a vacation to northern Canada while prizes went to Mrs Fyva Caoper and Mrs Jane Bradshaw. The event featured a decorated refreshment table and birthday cake as guests enjoyed the diversion of the bridge game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Octaeon Bridge
Crown Nikoloff
Dufford Misten
Nikoloff
Kenyon Avenue
Histen
Northern
Canada Bridge
Fyva Caoper
Jane Bradshaw
Hospital Admissions And Discharges In Grafton Area
Admissions list includes Joseph Warkner Grafton Mrs Herman Guyeska 6d6 W 2nd Street Kenneth Hall 1130 West Avenue Thelma Pilarczyk Grafton Elmer Haughtland Oberlin. Discharges name John Ensign 228 So Maple Street Elsie Sparka 342 Winckles Street Dorothy Averbrook 553 Barlcourt Alfred Kessler 1710 Middle Avenue Florine Worcester Oberlin Mrs Merrick Race 456 Warl Court Mrs Nick Vineze baby boy 115 West River Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Warkner
Grafton
Herman Guyeska
2Nd Street
Kenneth Hall
West Avenue
Thelma Pilarczyk
Elmer Haughtland
Oberlin
John Ensign
Maple Street
Elsie Sparka
Winckles Street
Dorothy Averbrook
Barlcourt
Alfred Kessler
Middle Avenue
Florine Worcester
Merrick Race
Warl Court
Nick Vineze
West River Street
Missionary Society Picnic and Church Meetings
The Missionary Society of the Church of Christ plans a family picnic at 6:30 pm at 1644 East Avenue hosted by Mr. and Mrs. R. H. King with a tureen dinner. The Official Board will meet at the Church of Christ at Sea. Emmanuel Lutheran Church Council convenes at 7:45. Seta Upsilon meets with Miss Audrey Squire on Lake Avenue. Lorelei Club gathers with Bebe and Becky Smith at 850 East River Street. St Pauls Church Council meets, St Clair Rebekah Lodge meets, and the Junior Order of United American Mechanics holds its meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Missionary Society of the Church of Christ
R. H. King
East Avenue
Church of Christ At Sea
Emmanuel Lutheran Church Council
Seta Upsilon
Audrey Squire
Lake Avenue
Lorelei Club
Bebe
Becky Smith
East River Street
St. Paul's Church
Couneu Merts
St. Clair
Grace Jenne Hosts Friends and Birthday Honors
Miss Grace Jenne entertained guests at her Adams Street home honoring Miss Ruth Jacobs of Detroit. Prizes went to Thelma Schroeter and Janet Strohl. A luncheon followed. Other attendees included Marilyn Hastings, Ruth Schroeter, Shirley Hell, Dorothy Smith, and more. Also noted is Mrs Roy Abbey’s recent birthday celebration and Theta Kappa Omega sorority meeting with bridge and plans for July Fourth. County Democratic Women hold executive meeting in Lorain with plans for a members drive and a July garden party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Jenne
Adams Street
Buth Jacobs
Detroit
Michigan
Coolie
Thelma Schroeter
Janet Strohl
Marilyn Hastings
Ruth Schroeter
Shirley Hell
Dorothy Smith
Isabelle Halliday
Theta Kappa Omega Soraritr
Dorothe Hu
Fast River Street
Georgeca
Virginia Watt
Jane Sullivan
Dorothe Hulse
Georgena Kritzel
Betty Bur- Ann Ca
Larain
Shower honors Miss Wrugman before July wedding
A pre-nuptial party for Miss Margaret Wrugman, hosted by Mrs Wester Draegert on Thirteen Street, featured Pitochhkle and race prizes won by Betty Schaefer and Alina Rodgers. The bride elect received many gifts and will wed Carl Limpert at Grace Church on July Fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Wrugman
Wsther Draegert
Thirteenrt Street
Pitockhle
Betty Schaefer
Alina Rodgers
Krugman
Carl Limpert
Grace Church
Installation Plan for Junior Order Officers Tonight
The Junior Order United American Mechanics will install officers at 7:30 PM at Wurst Hall. The Picnic Committee reports a planned event on August 6 at Riverview Park with up to 8,000 attendees. F. B. Weds Council Deputy will oversee the installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United American Mechans
Wurst Hall
Riverview Park
F. B. Weds Council
Vacation Bible School Closes With Evening Exhibition
The Church of Christ Daily Vacation Bible School ends its summer session Thursday evening. An entertainment and display of work completed during the course will begin at ten o clock at the church on Second Street. Friends are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ Daily Vacation Bible School
Second Street
President Is Hostess Circle Dot Entertainment at Foster Avenue
President Is Hostess Circle Dot entertained at Mrs Atlee Kaylor's Foster Avenue home yesterday where twelve members played Pedro. Prize winners were Mrs Martha Wirth Mrs Hattie Schroeder and Mrs Rose Healy. The hostess gave a birthday gift to Mrs Boals. The meeting opened by the hostess with the chaplain Mrs Wirth conducting devotions. Luncheon was served at small tables. In two weeks Mrs Schaubeal will host at Dehn Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle Dot
Atlee Kaylor
Foster Avenue
Pedro
Martha Wirth
Hattie Schroeder
Rose Healy
Boals
Wirth
Schaubeal
Dehn Road
Entertains Club Progressive hosts Sunny Side up gathering
Mrs L Gullman of Foster Avenue entertained the Sunny Side up Club Monday evening. High awards went to Mrs Bodine first, Mrs Telacrow second, and Mrs Moore consolation. Mrs Eiinderey won the contest prize. A luncheon was served at small tables before the club voted to discontinue play until the first week in September.
Girls of the Auditor's offices trip to California
A report notes a group from the Auditor's offices traveling Saturday for a California trip. The Abend party at Oberlin Inn featured a ride to Hipton and a poke game at Miss Hazel Birkel's home. Gifts to Hazel Bickel and other guests include Florence Shiff Ruth Kuipper Lila Aebersold Margaret Storer Mary Gray and Ruth Milter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auditor's
Alberta McAfee
Lorain
California
Oberlin Inn
Hipton
Hazel Birkel
Haze Bickel
Jewel’ Petts Florence Shiff
Ruth Kuipper
Lila Aebersold
Margaret Storer
Mary Gray
Ruth Milter
de Ggressor’s
Huntington News Notes Party Guests and Birth Announcement
Huntington NEWS NOTES reports Mrs A Diehl and daughter Vivian of Berlin visited the Bowen Fasterday Tome last week. Guests at Bowen Easterday fame included Mr and Mrs A C Bowen and family from Cleveland, Mrs Lester Bowen of Tia, Paul Gray of Wellington, and John Naesle and daughters Lillie Nettie and Dorothy Mee. Mr and Mrs FP Newheener and daughter Jean of Parkview near Cleveland visited Mrs Tloyd Weyer and husband. Jean stayed for the week. Mr and Mrs Hart Telinger recently called on Mrs J Behnke in Penfield. Birth announced: son born June 23 to Mr and Mrs Arnold Hines at Allen hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
A. Diehl
Vivian
Berlin
Bowen
A. C. Bowen
Cleveland
Lester Bowen
Tia
Paul Gray
Wellington
John Naesle
Lillie
Nettie
Dorothy Mee
FP. A. Newheener
Jean
Parkview
Tloyd Weyer
Hart Telininger
J. Behnke
Penfield
Arnold Hines
Allen Hospital
Train Stop Crossing In Salem Highlights Hazard At Grade Crossing
A motorist faced a tense moment at a grade crossing in Salem Oregon as trains approached on the highway. Public official McColach urged caution and urged drivers to stop and wait for rail movements to clear the grade crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Ore
Oregon
Former resident dies in Amherst Ohio
Harry D. Mach, 67, dies in Dallas after operation. Longtime Amherst resident and former Texas Pacific Railway manager survived by widow Marie and many relatives. Eagle and band events, church and social notices follow. stores will stay open Fourth of July weekend. hospital news notes include discharges and admissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst, O
Harry D. Mach
Dallas
Texas
Mir Marl
Martin, O
Amherst
Rathway
Marie
Vivian
Dorothy
Hhanet
M.L. Sarl
el Paso
Hamer
Arthur
Cleveland
J. BR. Avers
Wud Rn
McMunsters
Storus
Visitors at church and legion meeting notices
Tey and Mrs Glen Tlorst of New Philadelphia arrived in town and will attend the Foursquare church praise and prayer service. Elmer Johnson Post of the American Legion meets at Town Hall club rooms Friday evening. The ladies prayer meeting at Foursquare church was held at Mrs P A Becker's Tenney avenue home on Tuesday afternoon. The Bible study was in progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tey
Glen Tlorst
New
Philadelphia
Ni Werst
Tadas
Foursquare Church
Legion
Elmer Johnson
American Legion
Ladies’ Prayer
The
P. A. Becker
Tenney Avenue
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American Legion Auxiliary
Aid Society
Reelects
Foster-Westfall
E. L. Bailey
Ostrov’s
N. J. McManus
Deal
New Gerser
McManus
Frank Kreutzfeld
Sixth Street
Arizona
William Wreeland
Harvard Avenue
Olmstead
J. D. Funk
Yellow Springs
Eacles
Phillip Busch
Bellefield Avenue
Johnston
East Second Street
Cavalier
Wonder
Schroll Coal
Mrs. Boylan
Agnes Dowell
Jefferson Street
Goodrich
Gladys
Gloria Lyons
Bilaro
Benna Mae Reynolds
Hiawatha
Margaret Gregory
Gaynor
Bilbro
Sweet Veinlet
Smallwood
Phillip Stock
Brooks
Patsy Lyons
Hea
Berry Justin
Mary Jane Smith
Joanne Lyons
Frances
Lavonne
Waneta Seabold
Marillyn Laver
Woman's Club
Roy Abbey
B. Rawson
Clair Baker
Norma
Florence
Beverly
Fred Wilson
Katy
Claudie Ellis
Thorn Shinden
Albert Horton
Milan
June Price
Roy Abber
Jackie
Texas Rangers
Abbey
Theta Kappa Omega
Middle Ave
Cheapside
Yankee
J. L. Pallardy
Karl J. Spinks
Entertains Club
Cus
Park No. 4
First Congregational Church
Donald Narkin
William Howenstine
William Nye
Ward Young
Albert Baxter
Charles & J. Edgar Gates
Henry Ingersoll
George Menechen
Wright's
Mlyria
Broadway
Wilmot
Musonic Temple
Rin
B. A. Jenne
Cleveland St
Central Book Store
Eagles
Eagle Hall
Bard
Fall Park
Fulday
Philathea Bible
First Evangelical Church
Tourséas
Mba. Becker
Eleanor Wimery
R. 1
Beverly Gringle
East Street
Gates Losital
Brlels
B. H. Ryan
Newark
Molly Ludwig
Overlin
Nettle Ludwig
Charles Zuercher
Ladies’ Prayer Service
Wave Struth Waudefman
Lake Ave
Tavannes
Tavan
Royce
Harry S. Burr Jeweler
Broad ST
Washington Ave
Krim-Ko
West River
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