Community club events and society meetings listed
Local notices detail meetings for the Business Women's Club Johnston Gift Shop at 1 40 pm and the Pilgrim Community Church social at Garford School playground. Several lodge and fraternal group gatherings follow including Odd Fellows Elyria Lodge, American Legion, Mandolin Club, Elks, Maccabees, B'nai Brith, Knights of St. John auxiliary, Modern Woodmen, K of P, and Masons. Notes mention camp plans, YWCA tennis court progress, and Business Women’s Club activities including a conference in Camp Nepahwin and organizational meetings at the Johnscon Gift Shop. The Schultz Arndt reunion is reported with dinner seating, photos, games, and prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnston
Garford School
Pilgrim Community Church
Odd
Fallows Lodge
Elyria
O. F. Hall
American Legion
Fagion Hall
Mandolin Club
J. F. Johnson
East Avenue
Americanisation Council
George Chamberlain
M. Machinists Hell
Elka Lodge
Elks
Knights of St. John
Moose Mall
Modern Woodmen of America
P. Hall
Frank S Harmon Lodge
F. & A.M. Masonic Temple
Young Ladies Society of St. John's Lutheran Church
Third Street
Auxust
Elizabeth Hewke
West Avenue
Y. W. CA
Gamp Nepahwin
Peon
Nora Balls
Myrtle Haynes
Business Women's Club
Thin City
Teo
Johnscon
Postponed church picnics and club meetings across local groups
Division B of the Church of Christ indefinitely postpones the Cascade Park picnic. United Presbyterian Circle No 4 delays its annual event to July 24. Rebekah Social Club hosts at Julia Hull’s home Wednesday evening. Salvation Army event at Cascade Vara postponed to July 16. First Baptist Sunday School postpones its picnic at Ruggles Beach to aid Lorain Mission rebuilding funds. Delegates discuss Progressive Politics. Sunday School Council selects delegates to state and national events. Various lodge and club meetings plan fundraisers for Lorain relief and community efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Division B
Church of Christ
Cascade Park
Circle No. 4
United Presbyterian Church
Iitm
Rebekah Social Club
Julia Hull
West Broadstreet
Salvation Army
Cascade Vara
The
First Baptist Church
Ruggles Beach
Lorain
James Burt
St. Pauls
Medus
Karl Lehmann
Cincinnat
Katie and Mamie Reveal Hidden Coat Plot
A domestic mystery unfolds as Katie confesses a plan to hide stolen furs and the narrator agrees to help. The maid reveals Mamie sought to move stolen garments, fearing Mamie’s unnamed partner and possible police involvement. The narrator lends ten dollars and accompanies Katie to resolve the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aira
Mamie
Katie
Local clubs and marriages highlighted in Monroe area notices
LAF-4-LOT CLUB met at Mrs Margaret Boehm's Glenwood home with seven members and two visitors. Prizes awarded to Mrs D F Gooden first, Mrs Lena Wolfe second, and Mrs Theodore Lansdon consoled. Monroe Reynolds weds Pearl Twerrell in a Saturday ceremony officiated by Rev W A Rutledge. Columbia Club held a monthly meeting at St John's Lutheran school with an entertainment committee elected for six months. Grace Lutheran Church approved remodeling its basement to expand Sunday school and social space. Marriage licenses issued for Will Evans and Amanda Shepard, and William L Porter and Mattie T Blackshear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Peoples Society
Christan Endeavor
First Congregational Church
William Muir Auld
Esther Radachy
Harold Slone
Edith Tertell
Carolyn Foley
Carman Engle
Ruth Gates
Rose Marshall
Alice Engle
Carroll T. Poste
Muarc
Ollie Palmer
Julianne Lenge
Christian Endeavor
Margaret Boehm
Glenwood Street
Theo Laundon
D. F. Gooden
Carey
D F. Gooden
Lena Wolfe
Theodore Lansdon
Mizz Sigrid Hallman
Lodi Street
Monroe Reynolds
Miss Pearl Twerrell
1. W. Reynolds
East Avenue
Cleveland
W.A Rutledge
Methodist Church
Columbia Club
St. John's Lutheran School
Third Street
F. Huebener
Clarence Meinke
Joseph Rodgers
Columbia Club and
Young Ladies’ Society
Bucholz Farm
Grafton Road
Justice of the Peace and Local Notables Listed in City Notes
Justice of the Peace records mix names from Springfield Lorain and Elyria with occupations barber clerk and merchant. Hospital admissions and births appear alongside discharges and street addresses including East 39th Lorain Warren Avenue and Lincoln Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Tichauer
Springfield
Hannal Wilke
Lorain
Rabb Hullman
Frank Filknes
Elyria
Agnes White
Oberlin
Nev
Edwin Kirby
Oscar Wack
Chrristopher Cungen
Jefferson
Earl Ruiblet
Lucas
Lice Mayer
Continental
Christopher Cungen
Nick Steef
East 39Th Street
Ruth Bauverlin
Warren Averun
Earl Culp
Lincoln Arene
Clarence van Duser
Lins
Vacation Travels and Social Visits Across the Region
Gl UST oe Vivi Rev W susner sails to New York City and Boston for a month long vacation. Max Van Wormer and Charley Guth depart on an east motor trip. Mrs B T Noakes and daughter of Cleveland visit Mrs H J Eady. Mrs Lynn Austin of Cleveland visits Mrs A E Lump. Rev G A Brown, Mrs Sarah Madge and Miss Fanny Brown in Cleveland. Mrs G M Wicker and Virginia travel to Sandusky after sister’s knee injury. Leland Osborne returns to Chicago Musical College for summer school after three weeks with his mother. A sad vacation marked by the Lorain disaster as grandmother passes. Mr and Mrs Leroy Risinger visit family in Bucyrus. Thelma Mehling of Sandusky returns home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Vu. Susner
New York City
Boston
Mass
Max van Wormer
Charley Guth
East
B. T. Noakes
Cleveland
H. J Eady
Sixth Street
Lynn Austin
A. E. Lump
Blaine Street
G. A. Brown
Sarah Mad
Leroy Risinger
Bucyrus, O
Mr. Reisinger
Geo. Miller
Cleveland Street
Thelma Mehling
Sandusky
Social visit notes from Beverly court area residents
The passage lists multiple summer visits and guests. Mrs Mary A Brown of Greenville Pa is visiting her son Rev G A Brown in Harrison Street. Dorothy Nichols of Scranton Pa stays with Aunt Mrs P J Nybart at 122 Beverly Court. Fred Wirth and sister Elizabeth Klein return from Detroit after the Fourth. William Strohmeier of Rochester New York visiting Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Wicker
Virginia
Beverly Court
Mary A. Brown
Greenville
Rev
G. A. Brown
Harrison Street
Misa Dorothy Nichols
Scranton
P. J. Nybart
Fred Wirth
Nichols Court
Detroit
Michigan
Elizabeth Klein
William Strohmeier
Rochester
New York
Local residents plan eastern tour and visitors return
Mary Strohmeter and A B Crisp with daughter Dorothy Crisp depart from Eastern Heights Blvd for a three to four week eastern tour visiting Niagara Falls St. Lawrence Lake Placid and New York City. Cleveland guests Mary Voytoric Frank Rutkowski and others visited the Rumpfs for the weekend. Senator J F Burke spoke yesterday at Berlin Heights Milam Huron and Sandusky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
A. B. Crisp
Misa Dorothy Crisp
Eastern Heights Blvd
Jere
Auch Polate
Nixgara Fally
Thousand Inlands
St. Lawrence
Lake Placid
New York City
Vincent Rumpf
Cleveland
Stanley Mowisski
Mary Voytoric
Marian Piowtrowski
Frank
Julia Mantafel
Charles Piotrowski
Fra Romansky
Mya
Frank Rutkowski
Von
Bersuard
Catton A. Blake
Don
Urbana
Dirs
A. L. Squire
Middle Avenue
J. F. Burke iIpoke
Berlin Heights
Milam
Huron
Sandusky
Also Mentioned on This Page
T C. E. Society
Schultz-Arndt
Schultz- Arndt
Crystal Beach
Dn oMocern
Karl Kluft
W. Zander
Secre
Alfred Schulz
United Bh
Ed Rasner
Clyma Central Labor Union
CP. Pla
Lorain County
la Follette
Dames OF
Malta
IO OF
Dames of Malta
Pythian Sisters
K of P. Hall
Wine
Tuna Valley Lodge
Pennsylvania
Nora Daus
Fourth Street
Nenahwin
W. L Burner
Ladies' Catholic Benevolent Society
Ladies’ Catholic Benevolent Society
K. of C. Hall
Adele Garrison
Madge
Sahe
Mamia
Onda
Hee
Bee
Poliss
Jemabe
Jim
Thiega Peverely
Missis Graham
Grace Lutheran Church
Congregation
Will Evans
Amanda Shepard
Houseworty
Climalene Co
Canton
Maxwell House Coffee
Maxwell House
O. F. Hageman
E. Gross Furrier
Little Joe
Burke
J. F. Burke
Paradise Soda
Acme
O’donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Green Line
Court Street
Mary Strohmeter
Grace
Mueller
Mueller’s
Tnstead
Im. Fry Muatier
Broad Street
Ohio
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