DeMolay Chapter To Install Officers Speaker Judge Nye
AVID J NYE CHAPTER of DeMolay meets at seven in the I O O F temple to install officers for the term. Judge H H Nye, Juvenile Court judge and father of the chapter namesake, will deliver the principal address. Mothers Circle constitution and by laws will be presented to mothers. A short business session precedes an entertainment program including Judge Nye's address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Nye
Avid J. Nye
Order of DeMolay
F. Temple
David J Nye
Nyve
Catholic Study Club Celebrates First Anniversary Dinner
The Catholic Study Club No. 4 marks its first anniversary with a dinner at Loser's on Lorain Road for twelve covers. After chicken, members socialized on the lawn and discussed plans for a picnic. The evening ended with dancing at Schneider's. Attendees include Mrs. J. Bryson and Mrs. J. Gallagher among others.
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Cathole Study Club No. 4
Loser’s
Lorain Road
Schneider's
Airs
J. Bryson
J. Gallagher
Norman Nasser
Theodore Emerich
Philip Flood
Mildred Walsh
Louise Walsh
Leone Boone
J. F. O'Connor
H. B. Cunningham
Geraldine Daney
R. Becker
Mery Seward
R. Hogan
Rebekah Lodge Holds Tureen Supper Meeting
Lit Cle Rebekah Lodge met in the I O O F dining room with forty present as Nellie Reynolds led the session and the charter was draped for Sister Julia Hull. A transfer member joined and plans were announced for a joint picnic at Robson's Grove La Porte on Sunday July seventeenth.
Avalon Club Hosts Kid Party and Picnic Plans
Avalon Club members met with Mrs. Eugene Duffy at her School street home for a kid party where Miss Mary Pronesti won high score and Mrs. Mary Mee took second prize. Luncheon followed as plans were made for a July 24 picnic at Chippewa Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avalon Club
Eugene Duffy
School Street
Cootie
Mary Pronesti
Mary Mee
Chippewa Lake
Mary Meo
Mike Boyson
North Eaton Ladies' Aid Bake Sale Announced
The Hloria Gas Office hosts a bake sale Saturday at 9:30 AM organized by the North Eaton Ladies' Aid. Proceeds support community needs with assorted pastries and treats available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hloria Gas Office
North Eaton Ladies’ Aid
Youngs Open Summer Home for Bethel Shrine Picnic
Mr and Mrs Relph Young opened their Beaver Park Summer home for Bethel Shrine and Auxiliary. Fifty five guests enjoyed supper at six with boating swimming and games. Prizes were awarded to oldest and most recently married couples as the season closed until September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Shrine
Relph Young
Beaver Park
Mrs Young
Arthur Hisecex
Daisy Benson
Airs. L. Heidrich
Bernie Perkins
Mary Reese
W. d. Hecker
Clarence Schroeder
Golden Glow Club Hosts Bridge Night On Clark Street
Mrs Katherine Krugman entertained the Golden Glow Club at her Clark Street home last night with two bridge tables. Absentees were Airs Mildred Page on vacation and Mrs Mary Dederich due to illness. Mrs Leona Harmon earned second score. Mrs Gertrude Henry consolation. Miss Margaret Krugman won the traveling prize. Twenty guests attended from Cleveland Rocky River Dover and Elyria. A late lunch followed a surprise 71st birthday for Mrs May Johnson of 374 Cleveland Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Slavin
Five Hundred Club
J. Gerea
W. K. Rainey
J. Polchey
Polchey
West River Street
Katherine Krugman
Golden Glow Club
Clark Street
Mildred Page
Mary Dederich
Leona Harmon
Gertrude Henry
Margaret Krugman
May Johnson
Cleveland Street
Cleveland
Rocky River
Dover
Elyria
Johnson
Jack Gallagher
Calvin Sweet, Jr
Clevelland
Calvin Sweet Sr
Eugene
John Benham
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Listed Across Several Towns
The notice lists multiple admissions including Mildred Welsow ski at 118 Longford avenue and William Anderson in Rock Creek Ohio, with others in Avon Mansfield and Willard. Discharges include Giles Ray Jr of 427 Kenyon avenue and Rita Nelcol of Sandusky among several residents. A Jefferson quote notes the Constitution as a kite to keep the barnyard in order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Welsowski
Longford Avenue
William Anderson
Rock Creek
Ohio
Frank Rosa
Foster Avenue
Joseph Talarsk
Fair- Lawn Avenue
Thomas Garfield
Avon
Frank Rudolph
Princeton Avenue
Rudolph Novak
Sugar Ridge Road
Lester Bolger
East Bridge Street
Arthur Mackin
Oxford
William Meeker
Park Avenue
Geraldine Pesano
Mansfield
Ruby Cross
Willard
Giles Ray, Jr
Kenyon Avenue
Rita Nelcol
Sandusky
Marian Deitzel
Fern Kaye
East Broad
Marjorie Pitts
North Ridgeville
Richard Sten
Lorain
Fred Crocker
Lake Avenue
Jefferson
Personal notices from the city travelers and visitors
Local residents report vacations and visits across Ohio New York Michigan and Ontario. Families and relatives return from Lake Milton Lake George and Detroit with updates on extended trips and upcoming plans.
Residents Take Summer Trips and Travel Notices
Licenses granted to Charles Willis Violet Kordeieski Alvan Walker and Elone Scott show a group from Lorain Oberlin and Plymouth heading home to Palm Beach Florida. Locals Harry Wright Weeden and family return from Washington and Maryland trips. Miss Gladye Williams travels from Sun Valley to Kansas City while Dorothy Rice vacationing in Ohio. Robert Fox visits Interlochen Michigan as the American War Mothers highlight a 10 000 member national group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Eduard Willis
Lorain
Violet Theresa Kordeieski
Alvan Evan Walker
Oberlin
Elone Elizabeth Scott
Palm Beach
Florida
Harry R. Wright
Washington D. C
Ocean City
Maryland
Chestnut Street
Harry C. Weeden
Jim
Minneapolis
Minnesota
L. H Weeder
Oxford Avenue
Gladye Williams
Kansas City
Missouri
Lake Breeze
Aleyt
Cleveland
Robert Fox
Lake Avenue
Interlochen
Michigan
Calendar of Women’s Club Meetings and Social Events
The Democratic Women’s Club hosts a meeting with a white elephant sale. The Women’s Missionary Society of the United Presbyterian Church gathers at 7:30 at Mrs. Ross August’s home. Mrs. A E Schulze with Mrs. Bristol reports on the New Wilmington convention. All women and young women urged to attend. Methodist Church Board of Trustees meets at 8:00. Vestry at St Andrew’s Church. The D Club meets with Mrs. Louise Lawson and Mrs. Eleanor McKenbbie as hostesses. Pery-Mavds meet at Hance residence on East Avenue. Pilgrim Women’s Association meets with Mrs. Jessie Bauer. Far Lawn Avenue Baptist Choir picnic at Linwood Park with a 6:30 supper. Comraderie Club beach party at Mrs Elvin Shay’s home. Happy Pinochle Club meets with Mrs. Dill. Cadette Club with Mildred Nagy. David J Nye Chapter DeMolay meets. Major Woodworth Camp and Auxiliary meets. Women’s Benefit Association and Daughters of Scotland also meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Women’s Club
White Elephant Sale
Women's Missionary Society of
United Presbyterian Church
Ross
Hamilton Street
A. E Schulze
Bristol
New Wilmington
Board of Trustees
Methodist Church
St. Andrew's Church
Tple
Louise Lawson
Eleanor McKenbbie
Pery-Mavds
Hance
East Avenue
Pilgrim Woman's Association
Jessie Bauer
Farlawn Avenue Baptist Church
Linwood Park
Comraderie Club
Elvin Shay
Happy Pinochle Club
Dill
Cadette Club
Mildred Nagy
David J. Nye
Order of DeMolay
Woodworth
Women's Benefit Association
Daughters of Scotland
Northwest Encampment Meets At Temple Tomorrow Evening
The regular meeting of Northwest Encampment will be held in the O F Temple tomorrow evening. All members are asked to attend. On Monday evening July With Mr and Mrs O Van Hamn will entertain the Lorain County Beekeepers Association at their home 11 Amherst. The meeting is scheduled for eight o'clock.
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Northwest
O. F Temple
O. van Hamn
Lorain County
Bee Keepers’ Association
Amherst
Local families share weekend visits and weddings across towns
Mrs Peters and daughters Helen and Hazel entertained in Roeky River with Decoration Day at Chippewa Lake. Hartman and Hartman families attended a Lakewood reunion. Spencer visitors to Mrs Gertrude Woods. Aikens stayed in Warren with William Baker. Clapp relatives weekend in town. Broadsword and Forbush wedding at LaGrange. Belva Hewke wed Robert Hoskins at Eaton Church. ME church Silver Tea set. Regular Grange Thursday. Jr Girls 4-H July 14 at Charles Grimm home.
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Warren
William Baker
Clyde Clapp
Baltimore
E T Clapp
Irving Broadsword
Elmer Broadsword
Mildred Hoffman
Gaushters
Sidney Broadsword
Frances Forbush
LaGrange
Albert Broadsword
Janet Dague
Smith Road
Lee Walkden
Wibur Packard
Belva Hewke
Robert Hoskins
Eaton Church
and Airs
W. R Hawke
North Eaton
Ernest Clapp
Grange
Charles Grimm
Local Visits and Greetings Across Oberlin and Nearby Areas
Birmingham Mrs Bert Prosser of Oberlin visited her parents and Mr and Mrs Ed Prince Sr. spent Monday with them. Weekend guests included Mr and Mrs Harris Cutteridge at Warcum Ewell’s home. Mrs Emma Olds and Mrs Helen Truscott traveled to Vermilion on Tuesday. Mrs Rob Kane of Vermilion stayed with Mrs Helen Fruscott on Sunday. Mrs George Peirce of Elyria joined Mr and Mrs Phil Hendrucus and Mrs Nellie Olds of Cleveland visiting Mrs Emma Olds on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Prosser
Oberlin
Ed Prince Sr
Harris Cutteridge
Warcum Ewell
Emma Olds
Helen Truscott
Vermilion
Rob Kane
Helen Fruscott
George Peirce
Elyria
Phil Hendrcus
Nellie Olds
Cleveland
Ship Marks 800 Arctic Whales
London The Royal Research ship William Scoreby returns from a seven month Antarctic voyage. A crew of 23 marked 800 whales using stainless steel darts fired from 12 bore guns. Over four years the operation total reaches 3 000, covering five whale types. The Scoreby will resume Antarctic work in fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
William Scoreby
Antarctic
Scoreby
Tokyo Plans $5 000 900 Airport Project
Tokyo officials announce a new commercial airport project valued at five million nine hundred dollars, aiming to enhance air travel capacity and regional connectivity in Japan. Construction details include location plans, funding sources, and anticipated timelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Japan
Family Group Life Insurance Ad Promises Low Rates
Old line legal reserve policy highlights 1st year dividends 3rd year non forfeiture values and monthly premiums. Claims the lowest rates among liberal provisions. Contact Mrs. E. C. Barclay at 128 Grant Street or phone 39 934 for family rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Family Group Life Ins
Old Line Legal Reserve
E. C. Barclay
Grant Street
Oberlin Board Approves Tax Budget and Levy Plans
The Oberlin Board of Education tentatively passes a 128,000 tax budget with a public hearing set for July 19 in the superintendent’s office. The levy funds Oberlin College library access and supports a library campaign with the League of Women Voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin, O
Oberlin Board of Education
Robert Hamlin
Clark Bowman
Prospect
Mattie Bows
D C Runsey
League of Women Voters
Oberlin College
Oberlin Council Sets Hearing Date on Tax Budget
At a Tuesday meeting the village council set Monday July 18 as the public hearing date for next year’s tentative tax budget. The group approved Morgan Street improvement completion and Lorain Street paving from Cedar Avenue to brick pavement end, per county request. A third reading passed a resolution to place a $0.50 tax levy on the November ballot to buy library privileges for Oberlin residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan Street
Lorain Street
Cedar Avenue
Oberlin
Neikirk Couple Announce Melvin Neikirk Marries Lilian Cynoweth
Mr and Mrs J D Neikirk of North Professor street announce the marriage of their son Melvin to Miss Lilian Grace Cynoweth of Pontiac Michigan. The ceremony was on June 26 in Angola Indiana. They visited here then returned to Pontiac where Mr Neikirk works. They reside at 72 South Paddock street Pontiac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J D. Neikirk
North Professor Street
Melvin
Lilian Grace Cynoweth
Pontiac
Michigan
Angola
Indiana
Neikirk
South Paddock Street
Pontac
Mrs Taft To Address Republicans At Oberlin Inn Meeting
Mrs Robert L Taft of Cincinnati will speak at a Republican luncheon at Oberlin Inn Friday at 12 oclock campaign events in support of her husband U S Senator candidate. County Republicans from Oberlin and surrounding areas will attend and those needing to hear her after lunch should arrange at the hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Taft
Oberlin Inn
Cincinnati
U. S
Oberlin
Ladies Aid meets at Grace Lutheran with August 3 social
The Ladies Aid Society of Grace Lutheran met at Mrs C H Diedrich's home with Mrs McLaughlin hosting. A social time followed the business session. Next meeting set for August 3 at an announced location. Guests included Myron and Clyde Smith party from Columbus and Nettie Summers hosted by Hollywood Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Grace Lutheran Church
C. H. Diedrich
West Lorain Street
Myron Smith
Clyde Smith
Columbus
Nettie Summers
Hollywood Street
Edgar Smith
Elon College
North Carolina
J. E. Wickler
West College Street
Arthur Hart
Don Douglas
New Smyrna
Florida
Dr Frances E Townsend recovery plan cited in congress
A letter from D R Ettinger of Elyria Ohio praises Rev BEC Young and Jack Carson and urges adoption of Dr Frances E Townsend recovery plan Bull H R 4199 now before Congress. The writer urges readers to support a grand charge forward and notes confidence building amid political debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bec Young
Jack Carson
Frances E Townsend
Ettinger
East Broad Street
Elyria
Ohio
Republicans To Hear Candidates At Belden School
The Lorain Woman's Republican Club will host a candidate meeting at 8 PM on July 15 at Belden School. Mrs. Goldie Perry of Elyria, club president, said invitations were sent to county and state candidates and many are expected. The event is part of the clubs School of Politics program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belden
Lorain
Four To Teach In Summer School Added To Staff
Kermit M. Letby was approved by the Elyria City Board of Education to join the elementary grades summer school staff. He will be paid 120 dollars for the six week term. The addition brings the elementary summer teachers to four, matching last year as enrollments grew beyond three. Superintendent R. C Maston cited large enrollments as the reason for the extra staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kermit M. Letby
Elyria City
Gay Divorcee Opens Summer Opera Week at Aquastage
The Gay Divorcee musical comedy opens the Summer Light Opera season at Aquastage Cleveland on Friday July 8 at 8 30 P M and runs a week with nightly shows including Sunday. Eddie Foy Jr and Ada May star with a 200 member cast and 35 member Cleveland Orchestra under Pierre de Reed. Day's Music Stores handles local ticket sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole Porter
Aquastage
Clevelands
Lakefront
Ziegfeld
Cleveland Orchestra
Pierre de Reeder
Edward J. Scanlon
Forest Park
Sous
Eddie Foy, Jr
Ada May
Nina Varela
Kathrie Crawford
George Dobbs
Detmar Poppen
Earl McDonald
Elyria Man Missing From His Home
Ralph Holmes, 38, is missing from 55 East River Street since 9 30 p m July 4. Louis Szynczak, who lives at the same address, fears foul play as Holmes has no reason to disappear. He was a railroad section hand since 1926, in good health, about six feet tall, 190 pounds, with dark hair and eyes, last seen in dark trousers and a blue work shirt and may have gone to Cleveland or Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Holmes
East River Street
Louis Szynczak
Szynczak
Holmes
Cleveland
Toledo
Elyria Board Accepts Resignations of Two Teachers
The Elyria City Board of Education accepted the resignations of Miss Mabelle Hollis kindergarten teacher and Miss Nancy Murphy Elyria High School teacher at last night’s meeting. Both cited marriage as the reason for stepping down. Argentina to construct an eighteen story War Department building in Buenos Aires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Elyria City
Argentina
Buenos Aires
War Department
Marmola Prescription Tablets Promise Slim Figure
An advertisement claims sliming with Marmola Prescription Tablets using four tablets daily and sensible eating. It notes thirty years on the market, twenty million boxes sold, and that it is not a universal remedy. The text stresses consult a physician and that the formula is included in every package.
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Adv
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Dorothy Funk
Mable Little
Catholic Study Club
Rebekahs
H. G Portman
Henrietta
Mrs. Slavin
the Youngs
Berson
Helena Rubinstein
Elyria Dry Goods
Newspaper
Hatklyr
J. T. Barnard
Richard
Jack
Cornell Avenue
Lake Milton
Youngstown
Minnie van Tassel
Corning
New York
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J. B. Johnson
Ohio Street
Sheffield Lake Village
Fred Thayer
Berlin Heights
Adelia Gamble
San Gabriel
California
Roy Gamble
Euclid
Mary Gamble
Exghir Street
Donna Vibber
Bee Bartlett
J. G. Ups
Fourth Street
Upp
John Pitcher
Parkersburg
West Virginia
Minnie Batdorf
Mary Batdorf
New York City
East Orange
New Jersey
Washington, D. C
Richard Gamble
H. E. Vibber
Bertha Hinkson
Widdie Avenue
E. J. Haine
Avon Lake
Detroit
Hinkson
Helen Haine
Holly
Frank Schulze
Lome Eckler
Charles Wragg
Lake George
Lake Champlain
New York State
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Crowe Lake
Toronto
Canada
Mir
Jace Knight
LengfeLow Street
Alleghany Mountains
Martin Danko
Flint
Robert Copas
Lisouri
Chicago
Paul Eager
Magician Lake
Harrison Street
Nell Fobes
George Puls
Fred Stegman
Chase Street
Rochester
Urias
Fr. Anderson
Aiise Lois Anderson
George D Nicholas
Gulf Farms St
American War Mothers Association
Wichington
Don
Isaly
Elk
Chatham
Birmingham
Mrs
Esther Wood
Professg
Wilbur Peabody
Orchard Street
Hart
South Russia
Lee Rowe
Robert Wright
W. Brandt
Lea Comings
Frederick E. Smith
Evanston
Illinois
Ladies’ Aid
Bowers Drug Store
Leedale
Croquignole
Leedale’s Beauty Shoppe
Voice of
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People
C.h.merthe & Co
Elyrers
BEAL
Marian Sue
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