Marilyn Gay Hyman Birthday Celebration
Marilyn Gay Hyman celebrated her second birthday with a noon dinner for fifteen at 383 Harvard Avenue. The table featured a three tier cake with two candles, red roses and baby breath, dolls and gum drop bears. out of town relatives from Cleveland attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Gay Hyman
Julius Hyman
Harvard Avenue
Marilyn Gay
Morris Sacheroff
Cleveland
E. Hyman
Victor Sacheroff
Schwartz
Lillian
Beverly Sue Hyman
Walter Charles Morton Hyman
Donald Lee King
Larry Deutsch
Bernard and
Harvey Evenchik
Bible School Faculty hears reports at Church of Christ
The Bible School Faculty of the Church of Christ met Monday evening at the church. Reports from committees were given and a detailed Vacation Bible School report was presented, noting a successful three week session. Another meeting is set for Monday evening, August seventh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Church of Christ
Entertain on Mothers Birthday in Elyria
Mr and Mrs Arthur C Smith of 164 Cleveland Street hosted a birthday party for Mrs Smiths mother Mrs Henry Short of Amherst. An outdoor dinner featured a long table with flower bouquets and a central birthday cake. Gifts were given to Mrs Short. Guests included Herman Short, Mr and Mrs T C Cooley, Mr and Mrs Lawrence Bloom and daughter, Herman Wardesha, Mr and Mrs Paul Reinhold and son, Mr and Mrs W J Hallauer, Mr and Mrs C L Travers and sons, and Mr and Mrs Smith and children from Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur C Smith
Cleveland Street
Smith
Henry Short
Amherst
Paul Reinhold
W. J. Hallauer
Cleveland
C L Travers
Elyria
Odd Fellows to Install New Officers Tuesday
Elyria Lodge of Odd Fellows prepared for the installation of officers on Tuesday July 11 with District Deputy Grand Master Harry W Patterson of Lodi presiding. A large crowd was expected as the entertainment committee chaired by Ralph Hohill announced a ice cream service after the installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Lodge of Odd Fellows
Harry W Patterson
Lodi
Frank Vincent
Ralph Hohill
Mr and Mrs Smith Leave City Home for Amherst Farm
Mr and Mrs Ted Smith, residents with W R Comings on West Avenue, are moving back to their Amherst farm to care for younger members of Mrs Smiths family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Smith
W. R Comings
West Avenue
Amherst
Miss Frances Baetz and Gladys Dunlap Entertain Class
Suzanna Wesley Class of the Methodist church held a business meeting and planned a coed treasure hunt party for Monday August seventh. The event began at Aliss Margaret Haueisen's Park Avenue home, with Miss Wilma Scheuneman winning a prize and Miss Marjorie Scott earning high-score honors after games. Hostesses Miss Frances Baetz of North Ridge and Miss Gladys Dunlap welcomed guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suzanna Wesley
Methodist Church
Aliss Margaret Haueisen
Park Avenue
Wilma Scheuneman
Marjorie Scott
Frances Baetzr
North Ridge
Gladys Dunlap
Former Pastor to Supply Pilgrim Church Pulpit
The student pastor of Pilgrim Community church Rey William L Ludlow spends summer in Caldwell Ohio at the home of Mrs Ludlow's parents. In his absence Rey L Mahn a former Pilgrim pastor supplies. The Sunday School remains well attended and the Woman's Association holds meetings. The choir provides music for morning services. Last Sunday Rev Mahn used John 6 9 There is a lad here to remind Jesus of the lad in Jerusalem years ago. Next Sunday the sermon is Friendship Its Significance and Value.
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Pilgrim Community Church
Rey William L. Ludlow
Caldwell
Ohio
Jonn
Jesus
Lont
Jerusalem
Elyria Club Riders Hold Summer Breakfast and Steak Roast
Elyria Club members enjoy riding events this summer with a Friday breakfast ride and a Monday steak roast at the third pinery in Elywoods. Young participants include Jane and Anne Wirth Olive Mauthe Eleanor Timms Madge Murbach and Dorothy Snyder. New riders Eleanor Timms Phyllis Pond and Madge Wurbach joined recently.
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Elyria Club
Pinery
Elywoods
Jane and Anne Wirth
Olive Mauthe
Eleanor Timms
Madge Murbach
Dorothy Snyder
Canton Lorain Auxiliary Meeting in IOOF Hall
Canton Lorain and Auxiliary met in the IOOF hall on Monday evening with fine attendance. Plans were discussed for the convention to be held in New Philadelphia July 9 10 and 11. The Elvira Auxiliary will present the opening and closing work. The prize of the evening was won by Myrta Fenkins of Oberlin. After the business session the state president Nettie Summers of Oberlin served a delicious refreshment course.
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Canton Lorain
New Philadelphia
Elvira
Myrta Fenkins
Oberlin
Nettie Summers
Von O Moy Club Meets At Ruth Barton Home
Members of the Von O Moy Club enjoyed a Monday evening gathering at Ruth Barton residence on Seventh Street. After routine business, they played cards with Marge Krugman winning first prize and Hines taking a consolation prize. Refreshments followed as the group planned to meet Mrs. Kingman on Clark Street next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von O-Moy Club
Ruth Barton
Seventh Street
Marge Krugman
Dna Hines
Mrs Kingman
Clark Street
Galaxy Club outing to Chippewa Lake members guests
Fight couples members of the Galaxy Club and their husbands and friends motored to Chippewa Lake yesterday for an outing. They spent the afternoon and evening boating swimming and dancing. A picnic supper was served by the club members. Miss Margaret Stirzaker will entertain the club at her home on Cornell avenue on July twelfth. Mr and Mrs Leonard Terry and family and Mr J L Harper and family of Kenyon avenue were guests yesterday at the home of Mr and Mrs C L Deiner of Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galaxy Club
Chippewa Lake
Margaret Stirzaker
Cornell Avenue
Leonard Terry
J JL Harper
Kenyon Avenue
C L . Deiner
Cleveland
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges List
Admissions include Mary Ellen Brink er Spemcar Beatrice Gottlieb 145 Garvin avenue Mrs Ben Becker 299 Lodi street Mrs John Das acekai 275 West River Discharges list includes John Budach 716 West Broad Mrs Emmett Coughlin baby girl B43 Lodi Mrs James Coyne baby girl 122 Furnace street Gene Darby Vermilion Dick and Don Durfee Lorain Mrs George Brownell 720 Park avenue
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Mary Ellen Brinker
Spemcar
Beatrice Gottlieb
Garvin Avenue
Ben Becker
Lodi Street
John Dasacekai
West River
John Budach
West Broad
Emmett Coughlin
Lodi
James Coyne
Furnace Street
Gene Darby
Vermilion
Don Durfee
Lorain
George Brownell
Park Avenue
Prosperity Club Meets with Agnes Wrykrendt
Tonight Prosperity Club hosts Agnes Wrykrendt of Redington Block St Clair while Rebekah Lodge meets at OF Hall and Marshall Chapter R A M convenes in Masonic Temple St Pauls Church Council also meets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prosperity Club
Agnes Wrykrendt
Redington Block
St Clair Rebekah Lodge
Hall Marshall
Masonic Temple
St Paul’s Church Council
DeMolay Chapter to Meet. Officers to Be Elected
Regular meeting of the DeMolay chapter set for tomorrow evening to transact important business and election of officers. Division A of the Second Congregational church will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs Emma Donnelley of 135 Bell Ave.
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Second Congregational Church
Emma Donnelley
Bell Avenue
Manns Family Twelfth Annual Reunion Held at Elyvwoods
Members of the Manns family gathered at Elyvwoods for their twelfth annual reunion with twenty five in attendance yesterday. A panicked dinner was enjoyed by all and a special time followed in the afternoon. A short business session elected Theodore Manns as president Mrs Carl Bates as vice president and Robert Sandrock as secretary treasurer. Guests attended from Oberlin LaGrange Parma and Elvira.
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Mann's
Elyvwoods
Theodore Manns
Carl Bates
Robert Sandrock
Oberlin la Grange
Parma
Elvria
Local residents visit relatives and travel during Fourth of July week
A long list of Twelfth street residents and others visit relatives or travel for holidays. Mr and Mrs Harry Schultz enjoy the World's Fair in Chicago while Misses and Mesdames from Clark, Fifteenth and local streets visit Washington, East Chicago, Akron, Detroit and Cleveland. Several births and family gatherings noted, including seven families visiting kin across Ohio Indiana Michigan and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Schultz
Twelfth Street
Chicago
S Gembka
Clark Street
St Catherine
Ontario
Canada
Harriett Scott
Washington, DC
Lucille Buckles
331
Fifteenth Street
Dayton
Ohio
Stella Trachek
O . Manning
Akron
Hiram Copas
Michigan City
Indiana
Frank Sittinger, Jr
Port Jefferson
Long Island
Ted Compton
Patchogue
Ce C Das
H E
Cleveland
Theodore Hopkins
Abbe Road
Lara Hamilton
Delaware
Donald Hecock
Wise John McComb
Bills
McCombs
Wilmot
Fairlawn Avenue
L Huhkill Jr
Wolwanhkee
Harry Wansell
Buffalo
New York
Ford Road
Paul Reinhold
W J Hallover
Herman Wardeska
Yeaterday
Edward Lehoda
Mra
Lehoda
Peter Trachek
C H. Jackman
London
Mra Jackman
W C. Porter
Oberlin Road
Lawrence Bloom
Lorain
Local residents visit relatives and attend events in Ohio
West avenue traveler stays with mother Mrs Mary Church of Wellington Ohio. Mr and Mrs A E Jones of Warren Ohio hosted with F E Biddinger on East Broad Street. Charles Marsh from Eustis Florida visits in city. Mrs A E Culbert of Fremont visits daughter Mrs Ford Refenning. C L Deiner and Miss Josephine Harper with Kenneth Deerwester depart for Chicago to attend A Century of Progress. Dorothy Cooke and R Kerger of Cleveland visit Alfred Shrubsole. Reverend D P Fulmer plans to attend Camp Meeting in Sharon Center Medina County from July 28 to August 6. Fulmer is Association president. Ruth Berrington of Loran holiday with brother Clayton Berrington. Doris Standen leaves for Cedar Point to join Ohio State Band Camp for two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Avenue
Mary Church
Wellington
Ohio
A. E Jones
Warren
F. E Biddinger
East Broad Street
Charles Marsh
Eustis
Florida
A E Culbert
Fremont
Ford Refenning
Stanford Avenue
Stanford Avenue. Mr. and Mra C L Deiner
Cleveland
Josephine Harper
Kenneth Deerwester
Chicago
Dorothy Cooke
R Kerger
Alfred Shrubsole
Denison Avenue
D P Fulmer
Eastern Heights Blvd
Sharon Center
Medina County
Fulmer
Children Injured From Exploding Caps In Separate Incidents
State briefs report three accidents across Ohio and West Virginia. William Tollehski, 12, in Cleveland, seriously injured by a dynamite cap explosion possibly leading to amputation. Al yin C Spear, 30, near Cedar Point, may lose sight of both eyes after a delayed aerial bomb blast. Helen Callas dies in Wheeling when her dress ignites from playing with firecrackers. Eldon Cessna, Wichita, wins a 30 mile air race in Findlay, clocking 10 minutes 23 seconds before Independence Day crowd.
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Cleveland
William Tollehski
Sandusky
Alyin C Spear
Cedar Point
Findlay
Eldon Cessna
Wichita
Kans
Cessna
New Philadelphia man suffers broken back after tree fall
George W. Miller of New Philadelphia fell from a cherry tree at his home while celebrating a holiday. An X ray showed a broken back and he reported back pains.
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New Philadelphia
George W. Miller
Bandit Proof Bank Door Is Exhibited in St Louis
In St Louis a new bandit proof bank door is shown. The device is a bullet proof metal chamber sized for one person with two doors that lock alternately. An employee enters from the foyer, seals himself in, and uses a secret combination to reach the banking area. If a nonuser tries the dial both doors trap him.
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ST Louis
Upi
Woman Pays Fine Instead Of Jail Over Clothes
Iona Michigan story notes Mrs Idella Lobich of Lansing faced an assault charge. She was offered a £15 fine or 20 days in jail. Her husband advised the fine would buy two dresses, and Lobich chose to pay the fine to avoid prison.
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Iona Mich
Idella Lobich
Lansing
Lobich
Jack
Fire destroys 400000 acres near Nogales Sonora
A week long frontier fire burned uncontrollably near Nogales Sonora Mexico destroying over 400000 acres and covering a 40 mile stretch. Local reports note the blaze burned through sparsely populated terrain with no immediate reports of casualties or containment. Strong winds aided the spread complicating firefighting efforts. authorities assess the incident as a major fire event in the border region.
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Nogales
Sonora
Mexico
Pleas of not guilty entered in grand larceny case
Frank Saunders of Cleveland and Angelo Macuri of Ashtabula pleaded not guilty when arraigned before Justice Joseph Petro on charges of grand larceny. Hearings set for 2pm July 10. Arrests followed a Sunday theft of slot machines from Joe Boddy’s Diner on Cleveland Road and from Joseph Stanislawsk’s property on Grafton Road. Saunders was injured in a crash during the escape and treated at Memorial Hospital.
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Frank Saunders
Cleveland
Angelo Macuri
Ashtabula
Joseph Petro
Joe Boddys
Cleveland Road
Joseph Stanislawsk
Grafton Road
Saunders
Memorial Hospital
Macur
Grafton
French Girls Spuin Trousers
Paris reports reveal French women reject men’s fashion shift to trousers preferring femininity. They view financial strain as a reason to emphasize allure and charm, arguing trousers lessen appeal to men and undermine the woman’s traditional role in society.
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Paris
France
Deputy seeks owner of lively terrapin in Stockton lawn
Deputy Sheriff Ernest Hills hunts for the owner of a 10 inch terrapin found on a fashionable country club boulevard lawn. The reptile reportedly moved in and barked at the mailman, behaving unusually for a terrapin, and Hills suspects heat may have affected it.
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Stockton
Cal
Ernest Hills
Country Club Boulevard
Hill
Cupola to guard lone pioneer tree in Salt Lake City
Old Cedar Post, the sole surviving tree from Brigham Young era in the Great Salt Lake Valley, will be protected from careless motorists by a cupola. The structure, built by the Daughters of Utah Pioneers, will be placed at the tree’s central city location, honoring its reverent status among descendants of the Mormon pioneers who settled in 1847.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Old Cedar
Great Salt Lake Valley
Brigham Young
Daughters of Utan
Band of Mormon
English trees may become common in Methuen
A Mass state brief notes that English shade trees may become common in Methuen within fifty years. Louis Littlejohn has cultivated one tree in his yard for 27 years and has shared seedlings with neighbors, promoting wider planting.
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Louis Littlejohn
Littlejohn
Blood Test In Paternity Unreliable
A physician explains the limits of blood grouping as a method to prove paternity. He notes blood types show non paternity possibilities but cannot confirm fathers, giving examples of how maternal and paternal groups relate to offspring and illustrating potential false positives.
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Logan Clendening
M. D
Parents Enroll in Free Vocational School in Fort Worth
In Fort Worth a free summer vocational program draws over 1,000 participants, including parents up to 85 years old. Elderly learners seek new livelihoods as old trades fade, with stories of a 92 or 85 year old telegrapher’s son and a 54-year-old farmer preparing to become a salesman through bookkeeping and machine calculation courses.
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Fort Worth Tex
Water bottle arson suspect tracked to store purchase
Washington officers traced a trail of 24 hot water bottles filled with gasoline to Santo Pennestri after a fire damaged his wife Suspecting arson police connected the bottles from a New Haven Manufacturing company to a Washington department store. Detectives said Pennestri bought them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Santo Pennestri
Pennestris
New Haven
Pennestri
Letter Winners Graduate at University of Pennsylvania
The University of Pennsylvania graduates 117 athletes this year including one three-letter winner and 12 who earned varsity awards in two sports. Carl Perina of Irvington leads with a P in football baseball and track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Carl Perina
Irvington
Yeads
Pattern 9618 Dress Pattern Teases Modern Look
An ad for Pattern 9618 promotes a sheer printed dress with rippling lines and scalloped skirt. It notes sizes 16 40 and 42, 39 inch ribbon, and requires 2 stamps or 2 cents with name and address for ordering via Marian at Telegram Part 233 W. 18th Bt.
Minnows Hint at Ancient Land Links Says Smithsonian Curator
Washington based report summarizes Dr George S Myers of the Smithsonian who argues the Cyprinodonts, including the Guppy and Gambusia, offer clues to ancient biogeography. He notes North American and European species differ from those in South America and Africa and suggests a former land connection rather than oceanic migration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wether
South America
Africa
North Carolina
Texas
Guppye
South American
George S Myers
Smithsonian Institution
Myers
North America
Europe
Continents
Colorado woman leads in veterinary biologies
Mrs E H von Rosenberg of Colorado Springs is believed to be the only woman manufacturer of veterinary biologics in the United States. Her Vaccine Laboratories ship products to all parts of the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E H von Rosenberg
Colorado Springs
United States
United
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