South Amherst Social Notes Highlight Picnics And Travel
Framed by church parlor gatherings and a Fourth of July Vermilion celebration, Amherst area residents hosted picnics and dinners. Events included a July 19 picnic at Mrs. George Becker’s home in South Amherst, a birthday tribute for Mrs. Henry Hart at Vermilion on the Lake, and multiple visits among the Springer, Liphardt, and Hovis families. A Detroit-bound wedding notice for Vivian Hoffmar and Roberta Schimmel appeared, while Legion Post 157 planned an upcoming Campbe Oberlin event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Beesing
Louis Beesing
George Becker
South Amherst
Henry Hart
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Harland Martin
Cleveland
Wi. Webber
Kitbeck
Arthur Sisic
Jobe Hovis
Elyria
Chas
Cheeseman
Herman Short
James
Henry Sho
Tarid Burghardt
South Amherst Congress
Ars
S. Wibber
Griffins
Suror
Wivian
Hoffmar
Jackson Street
Roberta Schimmel
Detroit
Mie Izan
Amherst
Yes
Friends
Wm. Hasenpilus
Brownhem
Henry Stich
Eva
Linwood
Edwin Hasenpauz
Am- Berst
Carl Fispflug
Arthur Hespug
Alberma Lian
Wm. Hasen J Pus
Mariel
Newton and
George
Air
W.C
South Street
Homs
American Legion
Legion Rooms
Campbe Oberlin
Robert Lee
George Hollingsworth
Henry Smith
Sadie Beal
South
DeMolay Chapter 544 Installs Officers in Impressive Ceremony
The David Nre chapter No. 544, Order of DeMolay, opened with Worshipful Master Arthur E. Smith and Grand Marshal Robert Starr presiding. New officers include Arthur Stewart as master councilor and Keith Scoville as junior councilor, with P. M. I. Starr presenting a master councilor jewel to the retiring Charles Neiderhauser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Nrechapter No
Order of DeMolar
Arthur E. Smith
Frank S. Harmonlodge
Robert Starr
William M. Smith
Savage
P. M. C. Starr
Edward Champion
Arthur Stewart
Robert Harding
Counelor
Keith Scoville
Kenneth Boramer
M. C
P.M. C
Robin Sandrace
Dad Beebe
del Savage
Eslolsy
Ori der
Segal
Revival of Old Custom Ridge in Fre Woman’s Hall
A Wednesday event at the U EL hall revived an old local custom. Tom Andrews and a group moved their house to Paineville as part of the proceedings. Local attendees described the renewal as a community faith in tradition and resilience.
Fifteenth Annual Upton-Shepard Family Reunion Report
The fifteenth annual Upton-Shepard reunion was held at Mrs. Isabelle Barber’s East Avenue home on July 4. Fifty-six members attended, including new baby Donald Williams. A picnic lunch, business meeting, and election of officers followed, with plans made for the next gathering in LaPorte in 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upton-Shepard
Isabelle Barber
East Avenue
Donald Williams
Carroll Shepard
Molle Shepard
Bert Porter
Genoa
Jack Kelly
Harrie Kelly
Floyd Harvey
Harold Shepard
Oberlin
George Nevins
Oberlin Road
Lawrence Worcester
Ide Shepard
Albert Messaros
Walter King
DeForest Upton
Grace Meyers
Elghnt
Mise Bertha Shepard
Cleveland
Walter Nevins
Chestnnut Ridge
W. P. Shepard
Andrew Shepard
LaPorte
Air
Rollo Kirk
Ior
W. P. Siepard
A. J. Kelir
Nest
Democrat Woman's
Emn Casade Park
Democrat Woman's City
I 1
Catherine Gibbons
North Ridgeville
Democratic Phare
Cascade Park
Clara Gtanser
E. J. Bleser
Carol Decker
I. J_McGuire
F_ Powers
Ann Seward
Ladies Aid Tea at Henry Home on East Bridge Street
Airs. C. T. Henry hosted a silver tea for the Ladies of the United Presbyterian church at 145 East Bridge Street. Mrs. Irving Wendell read and Schultz delivered a reading. Plans discussed for a September clay production. Next meeting to collect quilt patches. Wendell of Cedar Street hosts on July 12. Janette Phillips and Ole Montana of Lockport, N Y, have returned home after visiting the former’s grandmother. Mrs. Owes Howarth of East River Street also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. Henry
Whie
United Presbyterian Church
Henry
East Bridge Street
Irs
C. Cheney
Wendell
Cedar Street
Janette Phillips
Oleg Montana
Lockport
New York
Owes Howarth
East River
Meetings and social notes from July events in Elyria
July meetings are listed for several clubs with locations in Elyria. Events include E Chapter Child Conservation League at Mrs C E Webb's home 224 West Avenue. Try-L Club at Miss Pearl Opher's home. Amarorilis Club postponed. a church gathering with Rev John H Granitor. bridge luncheon reservations for Elyria Colliery Club. Memory Day observed by Division A at Second Congregational Church with obituaries read and a poem by Jane Pel. a Lake home picnic party for the Bullock group with multiple out‑of‑town guests. and a July Fourth breakfast bridge hosted by Mrs Leo C Smallwuns with three tables at the veranda club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child Conservation League
C. E. Webb
West Avenue
Tre
LaGrange
Second Congregational Church
A. E. Williams
E. Aiis
E. E. Kennedy
Jane Pel
Sion
Freda “Welch
Louis Krugman
Miller
Leo C. Smallwuns
Park 1 Avenue
Heanor
Bol. Hartz
Chevy Chase
Mary
Club Rouge
Missionary Society Meeting at United Presbyterian Church
The Missionary Society of the United Presbyterian Church met at Mrs. George Schnabel’s home on Princeton Avenue. Devotions were led by Mrs. A. E. Schurtz with Mrs. Chas. Swartzle assisting. Mrs. George Yost presided and Mrs. George Schwaber was named Association Secretary. The Junior Society reported making friendship bags for Mexican children and gifts were sent to Pittsburgh for the Presbyterian Home project in Wilkinsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society OF
United Presbyterian Church
Missionary Society of the United Presbyterian Church
George Schnabel
Princeton Avenue
A. E. Schurtz
Mirs
Chas. Swartzle
George Yost
George Schwaber
Pittsburgh
Pittshigh
Ec Presbyterian
Wikinsburg
Robert Sherraard
N Club Evening Bridge Fun At Grace Lumtey Hall
Members of the N Club gathered at Grace Lumtey Hall on East Beach last night for an evening of bridge. Four tables competed with Grey winning the Star for high score and MM Pesko receiving the consolation prize. Guests included Mrs. A C Flaker Ber Nice Haines and Mrs. Jack Grey. A refreshment course followed before departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grey
MM Pesko
A. C. Flaker
Bernice Haines
Jack Grey
Hobart
Fideles Club Meets at Mrs Lewis Glicks Home
Mrs Lewis Glick hosted Fideles Club members at her Ninth Street home in June. Mrs Agnes Halderman won second high, while MW George Eiberis took consolation. Sweet peas and cut flowers adorned the setting. Pedro ware was noted in the decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidele Club
Lewis Glich
Lewis Glick
Fidels Club
Pedro Ware
W Z Score
Agnes Halderman
George
Anniversary Notes and Dinner Honor the Bour Family
The Rev and Mrs Paul Bour entertained in honor of a father figure. Guests included Binder Lox, Joe Redhers and son Paul, Mrs Julius Santar and children Glagy and Dign, Mr and Mrs Edwin Har and son Tommy, the Rev Paul Schmidt and Ida Schmidt of Waters. It marked a family anniversary with many attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Bour
Jarre
Binder
Joe Redhers
Paul
Julius Sntar
Glagys
Edwin Har
Tommy
Paul Schmdt
Waters
Irs
Ida Schmidt
Newly Weds Honored at Delightful Party
A community gathering celebrated the marriage of Mrs. Stevn as attendees and friends joined in a refreshment hour after a ceremony. The event featured a handsomely decorated setting and a program of music and toasts.
Picnic Plan for Spanish War Veterans and Auxiliary
News notes from the Chronicl Telegram invite readers to send family reunion reports. The Spanish War Veterans and Auxiliary held a Ball with 24 members. plans for a picnic at Crystal Beach on July 15 are announced, with baskets to be filled and a good time anticipated. The report highlights Mrs C E Southam’s address and forthcoming meetings, plus hospital notes on admissions and discharges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devine
Chronicl- Telegram
Columbus
Cormrade
Ars. Wolfe
Oberlin
Shantung
China
Crystal Beach
C. E. Southam
Department
Chi Soere
C.hall
Local society notes the Filimon and related families' weekend visits
Mrs. Panui Bourguin hosts relatives from Lewisville and Wellvision with Mr and Mrs Frank Ciara and Mr and Mrs Frank Burrell leaving for midweek Lansing. Teachers Helen Nichols and Florence Jones, Cleveland public schools, visit New York Columbia University. Numerous residents travel to West Virginia Gettysburg and Washington after staying with West River Street hosts. Michigan Detroit and Ohio trips mark Fourth of July at Cedar Point and Blue Hole. Various departures include Niagara Falls Chicago and Lake George, with nursing and fishing trips noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Binger
Lewisville
Panui Bourguin
Frank Ciara
Wellvision
Ari
Frank Burrell
Mid Lansing
Michigan
Helen Nichols
Florence Jones
Princeton
Cleveland Public
Columbia Universe
New York City
Aly
Mirs
Filimon
Tottenville
Staten Island
New York
Joseph Seeamanz
Emma
Perth Amber
New Jersey
West Virginia
Gettysburg
Washington
Steven Filimon
West River Street
George Filzmon
Huron Starehouse
George Holaback
George Filmon, Jr
Jennie
Mary Filmon
Emma Seemann
Blue Hole
Castalla
Ohio
Cedar Point
Sandus Sey
M St. Fox
Sallie Meadows
Detroit
Lillian Becker
Lodi
Lada Chapman
M. N. Eurke
Co‘lumbus Street
Ebrke
Jean Dele Cleveland
C. L. Daley
501
Lake Avenue
Ian Terrs
Mareiea. Pa
Bertha Montgomery
Lancaster
George Britley
Famil
Harvard Avenue
Hart Cook
Cook
East Avenue
Simon J. Murphy
Cleveland
Albert
Birthday Party Honors Miss Lucy Born on Fourth
Miss Lucy Born of Church Street honored by neighbors at a porch party celebrating her birthday anniversary, the Fourth. Decorations with flags and cut flowers framed a luncheon with small tables and favors. The guest list included Mrs. Wetzel, Mrs. Ruth, Mrs. Brows, and others, while Miss Born received several gifts. The event was hosted by the Ladies Aid Society of St. Paul’s Lutheran Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Lucy Born
Church Street
W. Wetzel
George Ruth
John Brows
Frances Hart
E. C. Sehrler
Hattie Baker
Cora Thompson
E. Ckube
Minnie Smith
Colorado
Pansy Harrisson Douglas
Erama Hunter
Miss Horn
Japan appoints new ambassadors to United States and Britain
The cabinet announces Suneo Matsudaira as Japan's ambassador to the United States, with his daughter soon to wed Prince Chichibu, while he succeeds Baron Matsui as ambassador to Great Britain. The foreign office has not confirmed the moves, but the cabinet secretary says the names will be sent to London and Washington shortly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suneo Matsudaira
United States
Matsudairi
Prince Ciichibu
Baron W. Matsui
Great Britain
London
Washington
Valeffe Calls for Style Academy to Rival Paris Etiquette
Maurice de Valeffe urges a Style Academy modeled on the Academy of Immortals to defend French dressmaking against American tastes. He names forty leading designers and artists, noting American women in Paris challenge Parisian styles though they still accept the Paris verdict for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Style Academy
Paris
Maurice de Valeffe
Society of Immortals
French Academy
M. de Valeffe
Dres
Tough on husbands rolling-pin contest in Oroville
In Oroville California seven husbands observed a rolling pin throwing contest among farm women. Mrs Maud McElroy of Durham won with a record roll breaking the prior distance. Second place reached ninety feet six inches and third place about five feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oroville
Cal
Maud McElroy
Durham
Marriage Before Career Highlights Call for Balance
Dr Henry T Moore president of Skidmers College urged graduates to value marriage before career noting social complexities of modern civilization demand it. He emphasized practical stability and social responsibility as guiding factors for young graduates learning to plan life commitments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
Zonow
Henry T Moore
Skidmers College
Daves
Dance and Dare Devil Human Fly at Cascade Pavilion
Elyria Armce Association hosts a Tuesday July 10 event at Cascade Pavilion with a 7 30 p m kickoff and 30 cents per couple, extra lady 25 cents. free exhibition Saturday night features Dare Devil Human Fly Roland performing death defying balancing acts on the courthouse steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Armce
Cascade Pavilion
Roland Will Seale
Court House
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carl Springer
George Liphardt
Clayton Springer
John Springer
Lakeside
J.C Baum
Hunter
Lucien Lelong
Daughters of Scotia
The
P_ halt
First Congregational Church
United Fresbyterian Church
Fowler
Church of Carist
Lake
Bullock
Aive
Aiver-Merry
Sunaryside Peach
Fred Scheener
Deadwood
Dakota
Carl Scheener
Norwalk
Everett“Cahoon
Daud
E. Cahoon
Akron
Bradfield
Henry Deaucherty
Mellington
Dourie Quartette OF
ART Society
A.C. S
Karl Ars
Robert Ve Bredbeck
Aiarriage
Leonard Williams
Conk
Neta
Jessie Gahagan
Elsria
Mr. Gray
Eliria
Evan Jenkins
Trimmer
Vivian Bigham
Lorain
Julia Herman
Chicago
L. Dailey
C. HH. Peon
Cleveland Street
Stevn
Cinse
Ainty
Basa
Children OF Vacation Bible School
Binte
Community Church
Elyna
Dor Avenue
Olmsted
George Opra
Zie
Woodford Avenue
Reber
Fleck
Bor
Ats Bonds
Eva Milier
Howard Stanford
Jacz
Omerrow
John Wehmboss
Wiliam Har
Oxford Street
Canada
Clarence Beazell
Fourth Street
Lake George
Donald McLeod
Fifth Street
Captain McLeod
Lakes
A.C. Joslyn
Gracecourt
William L. Hunter
Alsdale Court
Pennsylvania
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Japan
Paradise
Estra
Morse's Chocolates
the Brown Company
Printera—Paper Merchants
Lis Mill Street
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!