Community clubs and lodges meet Monday
The N A Q Club meets with Mrs Victor Morgan on Samuel Street. Brotherhood of American Yeomen, Lot A Lot Club with Mrs Elva Guinman on Lake Avenue. Knights of Columbus meet in the K of C hall. King Solomon's Lodge No 556 F and A M meets in the Temple. Chevalier Lodge Knights of Pything meet in the K of P hall. H P Chapman Camp No 6 Sons of Union Veterans meets in the G A R hall. Columbia Club meets at the School auditorium on Third Street.
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G. A. R. Hall
Columbia Club
Third St
Fashions at Belmont Park Mirrors Sunburn Hosiery Trends
Fashions at outdoor racing meets in Chester and Long Island reveal sunburn tones in silk and chiffon hose, with mesh stockings and clock decorations gaining favor. Dark tan and navy grounds dominate, tied to resort-going patrons, while high priced stockings share the trend. In St Louis the Old Courthouse hosting Mississippi Valley art exhibits ahead of a new civil courthouse opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Weatchester
Long Island
Belmont Park
Belmont
ST. Louis
Mississippi Valley
St. Louis Art League
Midwest
Valley
Seine Name Change Proposal Sparks River Study
A writer argues the Seine should derive its name from the more powerful estuary, asserting a broader waterway impact for annual excursions and suggesting a stronger cultural claim rooted in the estuary’s prominence. The suggestion invites debate on hydrological naming and regional identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seine
Smythe Garden Party Hosts Neighborhood Playlet
Mr and Mrs F A Smythe of Washington avenue entertain again with the annual neighborhood children's garden party. This year the Gulf Farms children present The Three Fates with Miss Barbara Suppes Martha Suppes Eleanore Timms Mayo Roe and Wancy Silsbee in the cast. Supper at six thirty follows, then twilight show with colored lanterns and stage effects. The garden party is a growing local tradition enjoyed by all ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf Farms
Smythe Garden Party Timms
Mayo Roe
Wancy Silsbee
R. S. Silsbee
Peebles Robertson families host sixth reunion event
The sixth annual Peebles Robertson reunion gathered thirty one members at The Hedges La Porte Ohio on July 4 with dinner, elections, and games. Officers elected were Thomas Peebles president Andrew Robertson vice president Phyllis Pearson secretary and Laura Peebles treasurer. Auld Lang Syne closed the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peebles-Robertson
LaPorte
Thomas Peebles
Andrew Robertson
Phyllis Pearson
Laura Peebles
W. Fairgrieve
John Robertson
Cleveland
T. A. Peebles
Lorain
James Scott
Hubert Johnson
John Stobie
A. F. Pearson
Blytia
Bunco Club Holds Evening at Mrs Barnhart Home
The Blue and Gold Bunco Club met at Mrs Ida Barnhart's Bellefield avenue home last evening with three tables in play. Agnes Feron captured high score, Anna Feron was second, and Anna Bailey third, followed by a refreshment course. The next meeting is set for July nineteenth at Miss Agnes Feron's South Maple street residence.
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Franklyn Stearns
Eastern Heights Boulevard
George Moody
Helen Slough
Agnes Dengate
Cheryl Miller
Miss Miller
Cardington
Ohio
Phi Mu
Stearns
Betty Bishop
Ida Barnhart
Bellefield Avenue
Agnes Feron
Anna Feron
Anna Bailey
Local social events highlight Elyria club dinners and church notices
Mr and Mrs F M Hitsman entertained the 1928 and 1929 Dramatic Club of North Elyria Grange with a chicken dinner attended by 35 members. Guests included Mr and Mrs Frank Mason of Ridgeville. Also reported is the Ladies Aid Society meeting at Grace Lutheran church with sewing and tea, Royal Neighbors meeting in new hall and planning a bake sale, Bible School lessons at 9 20 with Rev B Davidson preaching at 7 30, and farewell party for Lucille Jacques hosted by Mr and Mrs F W Wilford. Leys Avenue Bible School marks its 56th anniversary with a two thirty program featuring former superintendents, church orchestras, and Amherst quartet. The Varsity Four “Gloom Chasers” from Des Moines University will perform at First Baptist Church tomorrow evening, with additional musical numbers and morning singing, with members coming from Los Angeles.
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F. M. Hitsman
Stop Six
Lake Avenue
Dramatic Club
North Elyria Grange
Frank Mason
Ridgeville
Moss Lucille Jacques
Lucille Jacques
F. W. Wilford
Princeton Avenue
Wilford
Arlene Jacques
North Royalton
Ohid
Alma Taylor
Margaret Taylor
Louise Lersch
Jean Osborne
Evelyn Lyndon
Jane Hill
Betty Seward
Jessie Allyn
Ruby Heidrick
Wilda Foreman
Edith Riggs
Mary Clare Verbeck
Lake Avenue Bible School
Second Congregational Church
First Methodist Church
Amherst
Bible School
Gloom Chasers
Des Moines University
Des Moines
Iowa
First Baptist Church
Arte
Los Angeles
California
Members to Leave for Scotland Meeting Highlights
The Dachtere of Scotia held its regular session at the K of P hall last evening. During the special hour gifts were presented to two members who will depart soon for Scotland. Refreshments followed and plans were made to meet again on the evening of July nineteenth. Hospital notes list admissions at Ashtabula, Ash Tabula, and Lorain with several residents named. Discharges include Mrs Hugh Strickland and daughter, and Mrs James Benker. John Garfield has left for Kee Way Din Camp in Timagimi, Northern Canada for the summer.
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Royal Neighbors of
America
Farm Implement Company
Royal Neighbors
Scotland
Dachtere
Scotia
K. of P
Eisie Paull
Ashtabula
Charles Paul
Robert Shaw
Highland Court
Albert Robinson
Columbia Station
Rudolph Farkas
West River Street
Vincent Fitzgerald
East Broad Street
Hugh Strickland
la Grange
James Benker
West 21Rt Street
Lorain
John Garfield
West Avenue
Kee Way Din Camp
Timagimi
Canada
Grace Blume
Norwalk
Mary Smith
Y. W. C. Amr
Carl Smith
Lake Avenue
Henry Keating
Orlo Bogart
May Welch
Lake George
Indiana
Marion Pritz
Vera
Victoria
Léa
Romulus
Charles Corner
Farrell
Pennsylvania
George Fillmon
David Southerland
John Fallie
Jean Kruckshank
Detroit
Marjorie Scott
Blaine Street
Elsie Tite
Pittsburgh
John Tite
Bim Street
Gene Gerhart
Dayton
Ohio
Gerhart
Lodi Street
Edwin Snyder
North Olmsted
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Paul Grell
Shirley Ann
Oxford Street
Mittiwanga
Carl Kohler
H. W. Shepard
Marseilles Avenue
Harrisburg
EB. B. Gates
Gertrude Vogler
Milton
Cleveland
George Vogler
Elyria
Lansing
Michigan
John Beal
Charlotte Delaney
Jack Yerry
Terry
Mentor
S H. Bowen
James J. Tracy
Scott Garfield
Cerri
Geauga Lake
Elcie Johnston
Second Street
Frank Kuellmer
Alaska
Card party by Sons and Daughters of Liberty at Mrs Hat tie Smiths
The Sons and Daughters of Liberty plan an evening card party at 650 West Broad Street hosted by Mrs Hat tie Smith. Attendees expected to gather at the home this evening for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Hattie Smith
West Broad Street
Crowd and Ideals Sermon Set at North Ridgeville Church
The Rev. Mr. Young will preach tomorrow morning at the North Ridgeville Congregational church on the subject The Crowd and Ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Young
North Ridgeville Congregational Church
Kelly-Lord reunion to be held at Linwood Park cottage
The Kelly-Lord family will gather tomorrow at the Irvin Lord cottage located in Linwood Park for a reunion. Family members planned the event to reconnect and share memories in a private setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly-Lord Family Reunion
Kelly-Lord
Irvin Lord
Linwood Park
ELIZA COUNTY MARRIAGE NOTICE LIST OF NAMES AND AGES
Franklin D Parker 35 engineer Elyria and Pearl Knitter 98 Lorain. A Justice of the Peace. Clayton Beal 23 lineman Wellington and Hazel Edwards 22 Wellington. Rev Earle. John Boros 35 laborer Lorain and Anna Jankowski 41 Lorain. Rev Duda. Andrew Pochurek 34 crane man Lorain and Margaret Ho cance 27 Lorain. A Justice of the Peace. Clarence White 21 stock clerk Elyria and Flora Muffiy 23 Elyria. A minister. Lewis Cizl 57 carpenter Lorain and Pauline Cheim 50 Lorain. A Justice of the Peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin D. Parker
Elyria
Pearl Knitter
Lorain
Clayton Beal
Lineman
Wellington
Hazel Edwards
Earle
John Boros
Anna Jankowski
Duda
Andrew Pochurek
Mrgaret Hocance
Clarence White
Flora Muffiy
Lewis Cizl
Carpenter
Pauline Cheim
Burden and Burge Families Visit in Sullivan and Wellington
On Sunday evening Mr and Mrs M L Burden and family of Sullivan visited Mr and Mrs Clair Goss. Mr and Mrs Jesse Burge and family spent Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Ben Burge of Wellington. Mr and Mrs Paul Jewett and...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
M. L Burden
Sullivan
Clair Goss
Jesse Burge
Ben Burge
Wellington
Paul Jewett
Local families enjoy Sunday visits and gatherings
A flurry of Sunday calls and family reunions fill Elyria, Rochester, Ravenna, and surrounding areas. Mr. and Mrs. Don Phelps host in Elyria. relatives visit Linwood Park. the Ewell and Sprinkle families meet in Rochester. Andersons visit Bedford in Ravenna. more dinners and house trades are noted among Innesburg, McKissons, Gill, Hardy, and Bursleys with friends from Norwalk to Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Phelps
Elyria
Pease Burge
Linwood Park
Forrest Burdue
Nova
John Ewell
Clarence Draper
A. L. Sprinkle
Rochester
Clinton Anderson
Ravenna
Geo. Herbert
Harry Gill
Richard
Charles Gill
Point Pleasant
N. J
Bert Backus
Harold Hardy
Elmer Tuttle
Oberlin
Charles Redman
R. B. Tuttle
Nellie
Arthur Jones
Ella Hardy
Edwin Edwards
Amherst
Henry Bursley
Norwalk
Brighton
Harold Bursley
Carman
Wellington
Niagara Falls
Frank Crandell
Jessie J Bartlett
Cleveland
Esther Prosser
Betty Hrorick
H. C. Bedford
George Greene
Walter Mosher
New Washington
Leon Stone
Spencer
Forrest Matcham
Arker
Inlaw
Robert
Fort Wayne
Indiana
T. Thompson
Great Falls
Montana
Will Bursley
Edwards Beal marry at Wellington parsonage
Miss Hazel Edwards and Clayton Beal were married yesterday afternoon at the M. E. church parsonage with Rev. Harry G. Earle officiating. The newlyweds left for a motor trip through the East to join the bride’s parents vacationing in Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Hazel Edwards
Clayton Beal
M. E. Church
Harry G. Earle
Pennsylvania
Kiwanis Club Holds Monthly Meeting at M E Church
Twenty four Kiwanis members met at the M E church dining room yesterday at noon for the monthly session. Vern Banning won the attendance prize. Secretary Howard Page will report on the International Kiwanis convention he attended last week in Milwaukee at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Kiwanis
M. E. Church
Akron golfer enters state women's tourney at Portage Club
Mrs. R. W. Faus, a local golf enthusiast, will enter the Ohio State Woman's Golf Tournament at Portage Country Club in Akron on Monday. She will play as a member of the Spring Valley Country Club team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Faus
Unio
Portage Country Club
Akron
Faus
Spring Valley
Woman Bruised After Fall in Cleveland Home
Mrs. G. B. Rolce, visiting Cleveland while her daughter Louise lay critically ill, fell down stairs at her temporary residence, sustaining a badly bruised face and hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Rolce
Cleveland
Louise
Powell family visits Columbus and Ohio State campus
Mrs W J Powell and her son Marcey accompanied by Mr and Mrs John Gris singer and son John and Edwin Branson traveled to Columbus yesterday. Edwin and John plan to enroll at Ohio State in the fall and toured the campus. Mrs W J Powell visited the State Institution for Feebie Minded children during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Powell
Marcey
John Grissinger
John
Edwin Branson
Columbus
Edwin
Ohio State
Notes of Interest from the Fourth Celebrations
Mr. and Mrs William Wadsworth and Mr. and Mrs. Sam O Neil enjoyed the Fourth at Cedar Point. Miss Doris Dangler burned her hand when a sparkler heated. William Wrench and son visited Cleveland airport. Postmaster Alan Branson sustained a black eye from indoor baseball. Firemen defeated the Creamery team at indoor baseball. A note on blind people dreams after loss of sight. Southern California has 84 landing fields, up from 64 last June.
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William Wadsworth
Sam O'Neil
Oberlin
Cedar Point
Doris Dangler
Robert Holland
Lena Dibbis
Bramler Cottage
Willoughby-on-the-Lake
Bibble
William Wrench
William
D Jr
Cleveland
Alan Branson
Branson
Firemen
Summer wraps enter shops with varied styles and flair
New York reports summer wraps return to fashion in diverse forms from chiffon capes to velvet and georgette designs. Short capes in chiffon or taffeta feature fluttering tiers and bows while jackets rise to knee length in printed chiffon or lace with cape or scarf collars. Spanish influence renews shawl appeal ahead of autumn wrap predictions of sumptuous evening options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Spain
Memorial for Medicine Lodge Treaty Site
A memorial at Medicine Lodge Kansas will depict an American soldier and an Indian warrior raising a flag. The bronze figures sit on a large concrete base, with a towering metal shaft behind them. Plans by S S Voight of Lawrence await approval by the peace treaty association and Haskell Institute officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Lodge
Kan
S. S. Voight
Lawrence
Peace Treaty Association
Haskell Institute
Seine to be renamed the Yonne in Paris proposal
Professor Pierre Larue of the Paris Faculty of Sciences argues the Seine should be renamed the Yonne. He claims at Montereau the river supposedly flows into the Youns, which he says is deeper and wider, and notes that migratory salmon from Le Havre favor the Youne at this junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Europe
Pierre Larue
Predictions From a MemeroLogist Readings Cited in Elyria Paper
A dated psychic column in Elyria lists birthdate November 14 1899 and vibrational numbers 564682212 predicting lavish spending three children two marriages and a future widower status. It warns about drink weak stomach and gall stones with life events through September 1932 and invites readers to mail in birthdates for weekly readings by Mrs Chas Wynn at 179 West River Carverdale Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Wynn Elyria
West River
Dreams Disaster 18 Near, Meets Death Same Day
Mrs Estelle Schooeover aged 50 predicted at breakfast a dream of impending disaster within 24 hours. After work her husband found her missing and she did not return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Estelle Schooeover
Schooeover
Dancing at Cascade Pa pavilion July 9 event
A Cascade Pa pavilion social on Tuesday night July 9 offers 50 cents per couple admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Pavillion
Tragic tram death shocks passerby wife killed on tracks
A man passing a corner store saw a group over a prostrate body on trolley tracks. The victim was his wife who was struck by a traction car. A distant forecast claims average life expectancy will rise by ten years to sixty eight.
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ST Louis
Mrs. Franklyn Stearns
Mrs. Moody
B. P. W. Club
Elyria Business and Professional Woman's Club
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
Terminal Tower
Mackinac Island
Lakewood
Anna Jensen Cordon
Cleveland Club
Vincent St. John
Cleveland Opera Guild
W. R. Hopkins
State of
Clarence Neal
Myers ¥. Casper
Ohio State Federation of B. P. W
Anna Stare
Helen Havener
Independent Woman
National Federation
Lena Madesin Phillips
Olive Jay Wright
Bertha
Bess Schulze
Ethel Inskeep
Nora Abbe
Eva Mackey
Emma Dill
Lillian Pautot
Society Blue and Gold
Bunco Club
Grange Dramatic Club
Grace Lutheran Aid
Ladies’ Aid Society
Grace Lutheran Church
Albert Ehlke
ROYAL
New Hall
Ezekiel
Rev. B. Davidson
Johnnh. Linton
Morgantown, West Virginia
DES Moines Univ
Nepnye
North Ridgeville Church
Sophie Braman
Lydia Decker
Green Springs
George Beauchamp
Beauchamp
Edna Toda
Third Street
Arthur Raddr
Ruth
Samuel Street
W. H. Drake
Cleveland Street
H L. Poling
Lancaster
M.s. J. F. Poling
Rockbridge
Mary DeLong
Charles Lemon
Kiwanis Meeting
Southern
Charis
East Second St
River Seine
Yonne
the Savings Deposit Bank & Trust Co
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Selig
I. F. Ll. Shaw
Savings Deposit Bank & Trust Co
F. L. Shaw
A. L. Garford
A. C. Hudnutt
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L. J. Boothroyd
Notary Public
Washington Avenue
Broad Street
Elyria, Ohio
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