Remington Palmer Marriage Quietly United in Norwalk
Society notes report the marriage of Aliss Gertrude Remington former Elyria High School history teacher to William H. Palmer of Cleveland at the bride’s Norwalk home on a Saturday afternoon. The bride’s father is Norwalk police chief Frank Remington. After a brief wedding trip to Michigan they will reside on Shaw Avenue Lakewood after July 15. Palmer works for Armstrong Cork Insulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aliss Gertrude Remington
Elyria “High School
William H. Palmer
Cleveland
Norwalk
Local women host summer gatherings honoring birthdays
Mrs. Alina Dimick entertained Division L of the Second Congregational Church in honor of Mrs. Bertha Stanford s birthday with nine members and one guest. Plans were made for a July 11 picnic at Lakeview Park Lorain. Prizes in contests went to Mrs. Dorothy Stanford and Mrs. Dat Jey Pickett. A two course luncheon followed and Bertha Stanford received a gift. The next meeting is set for August 5 at Mrs. Carly Pickett s Garvin Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alina Dimick
Dewey Avenue
Second Congregational Church
Bertha Stanford
Dorothy Stanford
Lakeview Park
Lorain
Dat Jey Pickett
House Is Home For One Hundred Years
The Stevens family at 218 East Avenue marks a century of residence, dating to 1885 when Reverend John Montieth built the home. The article notes the house as a lasting generational dwelling and references Edgar Guest on homes versus houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Guest
George Stevens
East Avenue
John Montieth
Theares
Meet In Lakewood At Clifton Club Bridge Night
The Lakewood Clifton Club hosted a bridge evening at Miss Rosemary Redington’s home in Cleveland. Prizes went to Helen Burke M Croft and Helen M. The future events were planned with salad courses served before more games. No meeting the next two months. Miss Burke will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phra Chen
Rosemary Redington
West Loist
Cleveland
Helen Burke
M Croft
Helen M
Clifton Club
Lakewood
Observer 2nd Birthday Celebration at WLRC Dances and Gifts
Observer notes a second birthday event hosted by Past Presidents Cub of WLRC with roses, favors, and gifts for Field and others. Della Krebs handled short business, then socializing followed. Lindy Lodge gathered with June Harrison for games and bridge, a red white centerpiece, and dessert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindy
June Harrison
Grafton
Jane
Li Indys
Mrs Ernst Hosts Sewijety Club Meeting at East River Home
Mrs Fred l Ernst entertained the Sewijety Club ladies last evening at her East River street home. Guests enjoyed needlework, garden flowers, delphinium, coreopsis, and a luncheon centered by sweet peas. Plans for the next meeting are pending an announcement. Louisiana ranks second highest among states in illiteracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewijety Club
Fred l Ernst
East River Street
Hospital Admissions Listing Mixed Names Avon Area
A compiled note lists multiple hospital admissions with names such as Lois Scheidter Jerome Scheicher M Marnard Shreve and David Sorensen. Other entries include Richard Died Murst and Alfred Beriswell along with addresses like 1520 West Ave and 487 W 8th. The fragmentary list appears to catalog patients and locations without clear case details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Scheidter
Jerome Scheicher
Avon
M Marnard Shreve
Furnace
David Soren
West Ave
Willam
Georges Valetius
Foster David Sorensen
Richard Diedmurst
Frank Silover
Nancy Turnbull
Alfred Beriswell
Joan Peltz
English Class Party Closes Season With Readings and Songs
Members of the English class of the YMCA gathered at Miss Frances Stinepring's North Ridge Road home for the season finale. Kenneth Strothers read a prophecy, Anna Kolopus spoke an autobiography, and Alman Richards offered a graphology reading. Agnes Carlin and Naile Brooke Stull gave piano solos while Carl Olson and George Filmon performed duets. Luncheon followed, hosted by Mrs. Stinepring and Carolyn Malik, with guests including Florence Hadaway, John Olmstead, William Holmes, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Olson, Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Baldwin, and Mrs. Frankie Reese. The class plans a farewell picnic at Cedar Point on Sunday, July 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C
Frances Stinepring
North Ridge Road
Kenneth Strothers
Fillman
Anna Kolopus
Alman Richards
Agnes Carlin
Naile Brooke Stull
Carl Olson
George Filmon
Carolyn Malik
Florence Hadaway
Ridgeville
John Olmstead
Oberlin
FERA
William Holmes
Elyria
Lorain
T. M. Baldwin
Frankie Reese
Vincent
Cedar Point
Tau Chi Epsilon Bridge Social and Elyria Picnic
Members of Tau Chi Epsilon enjoyed a bridge evening at Di er's home with Helen Snyder winning high total and Dorothy Faxon consoled. Two weeks later a meeting and picnic will be hosted by Dorothy Faxon on Middle Avenue. Elyria W C T V held a garden social at the Deans Burnt Home with Mrs. W O McClellan in charge, assisted by Mrs. Harry Thompson and Mrs. Howard Butler. A picnic luncheon was served and readings by Jeanne Maria Smith and a talk by Mr Fox enriched the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Hutchings Watess
T. WN. T. Club
Hast Avenue
Florence Smith
Donald Finegan
Marian Nilsen
Elizabeth Cour
Tau Chi Epsilon
Dier
Helen Snyder
Dorothy Faxon
Middle Avenue
Deans Burnt
East Avenue
Elyria
David Mase
van Wert
Ohio
W. C. McClellan
Wooster Street
A.J. Saywell
Dorothy Saywell
East
Miss Saywell
Boston
England
Frederickton
Cleveland Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Oma Pedlar
Youngs‘town
Clarence W. Foster
Bellfield Avenue
Helen Abramoska
New York City
Columbia Uni
Earl Merthe
Charleston
West Virginia
Blanche Laseki
Berea
Rumph
Herold Prestage
Lane
Louw
Furnace Street
Wellston
George Valerius
Foster Avenue
Irene Rumph
Sarah Rutkowski
Cleveland
Frances Fillingham
Clarence Foster
Bellefield Avenue
Dessert bridge honored Florida guest Lorene Braddon
Mrs Lorene Braddon of Eastern Heights Boulevard entertained guests with a dessert bridge last evening at her home in a tribute to Mrs Perry Marsh of St. Petersburg. Out of town attendees included Mrs A Benjamin of Cleveland Mrs Harry Strothers of Rocky River Mrs Harold Benjamin of St Petersburg and Mrs Carl Moore of Gary Indiana. Mrs Carl Woodin won high score and Mrs H Strothers received consolation. The hostess awarded a guest prize to Mrs Marsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Stearns
Ra Woman's Club
Josephine Harper
Harper
Bridge
Evere Sehrock
Nelson M. Fitch
Secon
Richard Stevens
Mary K. Milter
Lorene Braddon
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Perry R Marsh
St. Petersburg
Florida
A. Benjamin
Cleveland
Harry Strothers
Rocky River
Harold Benjamin
iCarl Moore
Gary
Indiana
Carl Woodin
H. Strothers
Marsh
Meeting discusses Supreme convention plans and pageant
W E A members met with large turnout to plan convention activities. The local guard team of sixteen, led by Captain Leona Schmidt, will participate in the pageant on Wednesday evening July 17. The Elyria Democrat Woman's Club delays its meeting to Thursday July 11 at the Elyria Woman's Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Schmidt
Elyria Democrat.c
Elyria Woman's Club
Local Social Notes Highlight Riverside Personalities and Visits
A roundup of of Sunday through Monday social happenings features Mr and Mrs George Haines and Mrs Sadie Worden spending time at Camp Sharon with M Vannater of Clyde and Gladys Welton of 130 Harwood Street. Guests include Mr and Mrs Hanzock of Roosevelt entertaining Harold Benjamin and daughter Agnes of St Petersburg Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Haines
Heimbach
Sadie Worden
Camp Sharon
Frank Blakesley
Tenth Street
St. Luke's Hospital
Cleveland
North Olmsted
Global iron exists in many forms across the earth
A concise observation notes that iron occurs widely worldwide in various forms, underscoring its ubiquitous presence in geological and material contexts. It hints at the mineral diversity and the broad distribution of iron-bearing resources on the planet.
Committees Plan Supreme Convention in Cleveland
Women’s Benefit Association committees from Elyria and neighboring towns met in Norwalk for luncheon and planning for the Supreme Convention in Cleveland July 25 to 29. Highlights include a July 15 registration, a reception for President Bina West Miller, a 2 pm Tuesday parade, a banquet for top recruiters, a Goodtime boat ride, a Thursday pioneer day at Euclid Beach, and a public pageant with 7000 WEA members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Benefit Association
Norwalk
Cleveland
Elyria
Hazel Gibson
Leona Schmidt
Emma Zahrley
Carrie Metcalf
Nellie Reynolds
Lorain
Wellington
Sandusky
Bellevue
Milan
Nellie C. V. Heppert
Akron
Helen Sawyer
Bina West Miller
Vincent Percy
Cleveland Hotel
Hotel Hollenden
Lake Erie
Ia Park
Euclid Avenue
Euclid Beach
Supreme Officers
Ww. B. A
Cleveland Stadium
Licenses Granted to Local Tradesmen and Residents
A list of licenses issued to Elyria residents and nearby towns includes Burr Burton Jr a chinist and Anne Hrionak both of Elyria Offult Ross Hoff Lora a truck driver and Edith Marie Lassen of Lorara Kenneth N. Dierwester a Toledo manager and Josephine Emily Harper of Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burr Burton, Jr
Elyria
Anne Hrionak
Offult Ross Hoff
Lora
Edith Marie Lassen
Lorara
Kenneth N. Dierwester
Toledo
Josephine Emily Harper
Daughters of Scotia Hold Meeting With Tea
A Daughters of Scotia gathering drew fair attendance. After the regular business the ladies served tea prepared by Mrs Elizabeth Snyder and Mrs Margaret Paton. The lodge will reconvene in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Scotia
Elizabeth Snyder
Margaret Paton
Academic Freedom Of Expression A Real Issue
In Denver a clash over academic freedom of expression split the National Education Association convention. The liberal faction, dubbed the Columbia crowd by conservatives, pressed for teachers to lecture freely on economic and social issues, but was defeated on all votes. The Roosevelt youth program debate also colored the tensions as Ann Woodard, Agnes Samuelson, and Caroline Woodruff led for president with twelve candidates vying for eleven vice presidential posts.
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Denver
Colo
National Education Association
Colunthia
Ascollation
Roosevelt
Treasury Department
Ann C. Woodard
Massachuse
Agnes Samuelson
Iowa
Caroline Woodruff
Vermont
R. E. Offenshauer
Lima
WW. P. Longshore
Kansas
Cuy
Beach Party Planned by Young Peoples League at Lorain
The Young Peoples League of St Pauls church chaperoned by Reverend and Mrs Trion and Mr and Mrs EB Pallas held a beach party for 35 members and friends at Station 2 Lorain. Wieners and marshmallows roasted over two fires, water sports and beach games followed. Miss Dorothy Vietzen planned the menu and more parties are planned for the summer months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Peoples League of
St. Paul’s Church
Trion
Pallas
Lorain
Dorothy Vietzen
State to buy moderate priced automobiles for state use
Officials and investigators who use state cars will get moderate priced vehicles. The state board of control voted four to one to prohibit transfers of funds for cars over 750 dollars. Dale Unifon, first as
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State Board of Control
Dale Unifon
Elyman Goes To Washington For Conference
W. H. Conrad of West Bridge street travels to Washington, D. C. for a final conference with Colonel H. B. Hackett of the Housing Division of PWA. Conrad's firm is architect for the West Side Housing Project in Cleveland. He is joined by partner W. G. Teare of Lakewood. Demolition contracts for a twenty two acre area at the western city entrance are let. Final drawings show model apartments and row houses to rehabilitate the area, housing about eight hundred families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Conrad
West Bridge Street
Washington, D. C
H. B. Hackett
PWA
West Side
Cleveland
Mr. Conrad
W. G. Teare
Lakewood
Real Estate Transfers in Sheffield Lake Variants
Real estate transfers show Sophia Caroline Lant deceased transferring half interest in sublets 15 16 17 40 and 42 Block FF Waat Shore Subdivision Sheffield Lake to Burton Andrew Lent deceased and sublet 47 Block CC West Shore Subdivision Sheffield Lake. Burton Andrew Lent deceased to Sylvia Gertrude Madison sub lots 15 16 17 49 41 42 Block FF and sublot 57 Block CC West Shore Subdivision Sheffield Lake. Elizabeth Stentz to Etta M Munson quit claim deed sublot 201 Avon Point Allotment Avon Lake George and Mary Citak to Anna Brown and Verna Sadowski quit
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Caroline Lant
Burton Andrew Lent
Waat Shore
Sheffield Lake
West Shore
Sylvia Gertrude Madison
Elizabeth Stentz
Etta M. Munson
Avon Point
Avon Lake
George
Mary Citak
Anna Brown
Verna Sadowski
Education Department Faces Car Purchase Funding Decision
The assistant attorney general urged buying three low-priced cars for adequate service with limits on cost. State Representative Julian Schweller, on the board, opposed the motion arguing a ceiling of $800. The board refused the transfer request from the Education Department for buying a new automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sistant
Julian Schweller
Education Department
Lorain and Elyria Property Deeds and State Inspector’s Order
Deeds recorded include Julia Catholy to Frank L Ward sublot 651 Leona Heights Elyria Township. Elyria Savings to Peter J and Margaret A Daniels quitclaim Longford avenue Elyria. Sheriff’s deed to Cleveland Trust property East Twenty-ninth Street and Vine Avenue Lorain. O S Brown to Robert Eglin quitclaim seven acres late 11 and 12 tract 4 Penfield Township. Margaret Featherstone to Ma Featherstone Broad Street near Park Place Elyria. Columbus July 3 George C Williams Cincinnati discharged as state food and equipment inspector ordered to return state welfare department automobile. Sahara Desert climate described as healthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Hoge
Lorain
Julia Catholy
Frank L. Ward
Leona Heights
Elyria Township
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
Peter J
Margaret A. Daniels
Longford Avenue
Elyria
Cleveland Trust Company
East Twenty-ninth Street
Vine Avenue
O. S. Brown
Robert Eglin
Penfield Township
Margaret Featherstone
Columbus
George C. Williams
Cincinnati
State Welfare Department
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