Camp Iss See Kes inspires campers in grand log cabin scene
Hospital notes list admissions and discharges in Lakewood Graf ton Oberlin and Amherst while Camp Iss See Kes features a grand log cabin campfire celebration. Songs poetry and acrobatics highlight a day of beauty and skill led by Mary Lou Harrison with performances by Reichard Williams Mauthe Shryock and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Iss See Kes
Evanceline Rothe
Mary Lou Harrison
Jean Reichard
Annie
Horace
Jane Williams
Marcia Webber
Patty Standen
Nancy Miller
Sarah Jane Williams
Lynette Schafer
Jean Beayis
Olive Mauthe
Nancy Shryock
Betty Kauffman
Camp Iss
Shirley Diamond
Jean Crisp
Lois Hancock
June Richwine
Jane Greason
Patty Hoke
Marcia Webdoder
Sara Jane Williams
Edna Townsend
Nan Shryock
Marilyn Hastings
Lois Keeler
Nancy Koplin
Jean Aschenbach
Johan- Nea Imgner
Hetty Kauffman
Bobbie Jones
Joan Beavis
Lynette
Helen Schafer
Ann McClellan
Mary Ellen Taylor
Patricia Herald
Mary Jo Fritzsche
Hazel Martin
Marian Ellis
Rachel Winsor
Josephine Hines
Nancy Wharton
Local Club Meetings and Society Notices
Monday events include Colonial Club musci and business at Mrs D W McLeod's home 318 Fifth Street. 4th Regiment Knights of St John meet at St Peter's church hall Ridgeville. Young Women’s Division church picnic at Cascade Park. FE L F club guests of Miss Helene Castle. Mon O May Club gathering with Mrs Krugman Clark Street. Rainbow for Girls meet at I O O F Hall. Ladies Auxiliary to VY of F W meets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Club
D. W. McLeod
Fifth Street
4Th Regiment
Knights of St. John
St. Peter's Church Hall
Ridgeville
Ind
Cascade Park
FE. L. F
Helene Castle
Fourth of July guests and local gatherings in Eaton
Community notes from Eaton recount Fourth of July activities. Families from Berea Willoughby Elyria and Mansfield joined locals for picnics parades and visits at homes along with church group outings and a county fish and game club picnic at Snyder's Grove. Several residents and visitors are named with their travel routes and hosting families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Kohl
Ruth
Danny
Willoughby
County Fish and Game Club
Snyder's Grove
Grafton Road
Paul Bassett
Roy Meyers
James Parker
Hugh Reisinger
C. C. Brumenschenkel
Renova
Cumberland
Maryland
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Steubenville
Brumenachenkel
J. H. Bechtel
Mansfield
State Farm
E. E. Durkee
Lute Alexander
P. E. Kohl
Carrie Mack
Alva Diedrick
Ridgeville
Richard Biermacher
E. F. Mack
Draga
Charles Gest m
Grafton
W. R. Hiwke
Alma
Arthur
Alice Turner
Litchfield
Geo. Harrison
Berea
Crystal Beach
Allen Davidson
Allen
Wilma
Youngstown
Fred Stoll
L. D. Harris
Frances
Cc. R. Wertz
Richard
Westerville
Olive Hopwood
Mame Cornish
Walter Cornish
Milo Cornish
Dover
A. G. Jeffreys
Cleveland Heights
E. F. Adams
Wallace
Ilyria
H. E. Bassett
Cadar Point
Basset Home
L. K. Graham
Airs
T. P. Sheridan
Louis Lahl
Cleveland
Lee Terrell
Frank Harrison
Carlisle
Vermilion
Homer Hoover
Mansillon
Floyd McClellan
Akron
L. A. McClellan
Gwendolyn
Jean
John Mack
Dorothea
W. R. Hawke
Earl Hawke
Nova
George Harrison
Hattie Bainbridge
Edward Geagen
Louis Morse
Elyria
Stoll
Mra
Victorian Style Cotton Pattern 9668 From Marian Martin
The ad promotes Marian Martin Pattern 9668 for cotton frocks in dotted Swiss dimity or lawn with contrast bodice and sleeves and a youthful collar. It lists sizes, yardage, and price, and instructs readers to mail fifteen cents per pattern to the Chronicle Telegram Pattern Department at 232 W 18th St New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vogue
Marian Martin
Chronicle- Telegram Pattern Department
18Th St
New York
N. Y
Pagal Neighbors Meet in Woodnan for July Picnic
Pagal Neighbors gathered in Woodnan last evening with twin members present. A picnic for members and families is planned for July nineteenth at Park. The party starts at 5 PM and ends at 6 PM. Mrs. Lil Malterer is chairman of arrangements. After the meeting refreshments were provided by Meemakers of the birthday committee for March, April and May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pagal
Woodnan
Lil Malterer
Missionary revival address to flood church services
Public Service Company provided a microphone system for the Baptist church as B Davidson, missionary leader of the India scene, returns from India to recount a revival that baptized over 1,600 souls in six months. Dr Neighbour preaches Sunday night on Sin's Sweep and Sway. Choir and orchestra alternate the worship program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gate Public Service Company
Baptist Church
B. Davidson
India
Davidson
India Son
Ohio Public Service
Neighbour
Raice
Communion Service and Choir Anthem at Sunday Church
Holy Communion will be held at 7 30 Sunday followed by church school worship for Monday school members. Instruction to the school room is paused in July and August but all school members are urged to attend unless they go to the 10 45 service. At 10 45 the choir will sing Sweet Are Thy Mercies and the sermon will address a puzzle and offer ideas to solve it. The pastor aims for a short helpful inspiring service on warm Sundays.
Pastor to Speak on Jonah in Sunday Services
Continuing his Old Testament series Pastor Schroeder will preach on the Prophet Jonah in Sunday sessions with English service at 10 and German service at 11. The message cites Jonah's behavior as tied to memory and pride. Mrs Alfred Buchholz will play the organ in P Mehroeter's absence during his Chicago vacation. Semaarndt directs Sunday school at 0:16 with program titled Mow 3ii fate the World. HEROLD to preach at Emman church and Sunday school will convene at 9:45 for all graded classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pastor Schroeder
Jonah
Nineveh
Alfred Buchholz
P. Mehroeter
Chicago
Semaarndt
Lepeon
Picnic of Past Presidents Association at Ridgeville
The Past Presidents' Association of the Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary held a picnic yesterday at the Ridgeville home of Mr. and Mrs. I. F. Diederich. Eleven guests dined under the trees with bunco and bingo entertainment. Prizes went to Mrs. Jessie Coniam and Mrs. Helen Kally. Adelia Luts will host the group on Bath Street Friday, August 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association of the Sons of Union Veterans Auxilary
I. F. Diederich
Ridgeville
Jessie Coniam
Helen Kally
Adelia Luts
Bath Street
Card party for Eagles Auxiliaries raises spirits
A card party for the degree team of Eagles Auxiliary was held at Mrs. W. H. Brucks home on Water street. Six tables played pedro and banco with prizes: Pedro alto won by Mrs. Oak ley high, Huffman second, Mansey third. Buntco awards to Landers Werzel and Minnie Gard. Refreshments followed. Another party planned for next Friday after the lodge meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
W. H. Bruck
Water Street
Pedro
Banco
C. Oakley High
W. D. Huffman
George Mansey
Buntco
H. Landers
L. Werzel
Minnie Gard
Legion Auxiliary Meeting Led by Mary Helen Kolopus
American Legion Junior Auxiliary held a last evening meeting with Mary Helen Kolopus in charge Ruth Hansen secretary Ruth Meinke Ware sergeant at arms Barbara Reynolds and Virginia Ensign color bearers A program followed Barbara Reynolds sang Ruth Meinke read Mrs George Richwine helped serve refreshments Special prize awarded to Mrs Maury Waldorf Delegates to convention in Lima set for August 13 to 15 with election July 18
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Junior Auxiliary
Legion Auxiliary
Mary Helen Kolopus
Chage
Ruth Hansen
Ruth Meinke Ware
Barbara Reynolds
Virginia Ensign
Ruth Meinke
George Richwine
Maury Waldorf
Teaching of Jesus Highlighted at North Ridgeville Church
Mr. Young of the North Ridgeville Congregational church will speak on The Teaching of Jesus Sunday morning. He notes opinions differ on some teachings though His core message remains clear. Mrs. Harry Diebel of Cleveland will sing with a local quartet, while Miss Eleanor Gerstenberger and Mrs. Alva Knapp train the young people's choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
North Ridgeville
Musical program at Second Church features duets and solos
The Church of Christ on Second and Chapel Streets presents a 10 30 A M service with duets by Mrs D A Baird and Paul Wainwright Calvary and I Love The Lord, plus Hindman speaking on The Impossibility Of Neutrality. Junior Church offers Betty Jean Waldron piano solo and a duet by Margaret Moss and Laura Corey The Bible School meets at 9 30 A M Theodore Owens class leads the Adult Department The Christian Endeavor Convention Echoes meets at 6 00 P M with delegates from Cincinnati as speakers and Anita Poole Gertrude and Lillian Mallory in a special trio. The Endeavor extends a welcome to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Second
Chapel Streets
D. A. Baird
Paul Wainwright
Calvary
Ackley
Love
Lord
Spross
Hindman
Betty Jean Waldron
Margaret Moss
Laura Corey
Bible School
Theodore Owen
Christian Endeavor Society
Christian Endeavor
Cincinnati
Anita Poole
Gertrude
Lilian Mallory
The
Elyria Men's Bible Class to Meet at River Theatre
Tomorrow at 9 30 oclock the Elyria Men's Bible Class gathers in the River Theatre Broad street. President James A Hewitt presides opening exercises Paul Wainwright with Clare Short on piano leads singing L B Hindman presents Bible Lesson continuing The Law of Love Special music by Kenneth Kearn who will sing several selections The class invites all men not affiliated with other Bible Classes to attend this hour of Bible Study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Men’s
River Theatre
Broad Street
James A. Hewitt
Paul Wainwright
Clare Short
L. B. Hindman
Kenneth Kearn
Bible School Groups Meet at United Presbyterian Church
The Bible School workers gather for prayer at 9 20 A M as the school opens at 9:30. Season subject Caleb Joshua 14 in connection with Numbers 13. Morning worship at 10 43 in honor of the pastor who will join the subject Satan and the Life Story. Young people study at 6 30 P M. Weekly prayer meeting led by the pastor at 8 00 P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School Workers of
United Presbyterian Church
Caleb
Joshua
Moraieg
Savanna
Divine Guidance sermon at First Methodist tomorrow
Rev. E J Bond will preach on Divine Guidance How OQ Ob tained at 10 45 A M with Church Choir directed by Robert T Moore and Miss Louise Brown organist An evening Epworth League service at 7 09 P M in the Social Room led by Lawrence Stone on Who is Jesus Miss Roberta Mosley will lead the devotional period All church members and League members urged to attend Church School meets at 9 30 A M with D A Burr superintendent
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Bond
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Tomorow
Robert T. Moore
Louise Brown
Epworth League
Lawrence Stone
Jesus
Roberta Mosley
League
D. A. Burr
T. K. B. Club Meeting Sees Betty Humphrey, Maxine Bann non Win
Mary Louise Duffy hosted the T. K. B. club on Middle avenue for a regular meeting. A business session preceded bridge. Prizes were awarded to Betty Humphrey and Maxine Bann non. Ruth Richards of Lorgain attended as a guest. next gathering at Katherine Nivus house on Eastern Heights boulevard next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Louise Duffy
Middle Avenue
Betty Humphrey
Maxine Bannon
Ruth Richards
Lorgain
Katherine Nivus
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Tureen Dinner Met By Division L At Two Homes
Members of Division L of the Second Congregational church held a tureen dinner yesterday. Thirteen sat at tables set at Dorothy Stanford’s Lake avenue home. After a brief business meeting lively social time followed. The August 2nd gathering occurred at Mrs. Lillian Scott’s Dewey avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Division L
Second Congregational Church
Dorothy Stanford
Lake Avenue
Lillian Scott
Dewey Avenue
Informal Kaffee Klatsch Hosted by Mrs Sotherden
Friday afternoon an informal party at the Sotherden home brought together Mrs C L Sotherden and a group of ladies from the neighborhood. The gathering focused on sewing and sociability with a luncheon served before departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Sotherden
Kaffee Klatsch
Garden Club Meeting Postponed to Tuesday
Garden Club members will meet Tuesday instead of Monday at Mrs F A Smythe's home. Mrs W H Thomas will speak on The Bishops' Garden, a visit she made in Washington DC. The evening meeting proceeds as scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
F. A. Smythe
Whl Thomas
Bishops’ Gardean
Washington, D. C
Marriage License Applications From Diverse Applicants
Stewart Ramaay a student from Cleveland and Dorothy Serven of Chestnut Ridge along with Justice of the Peace George Town Amherst and Virginia Cooper Amherst two Rev Eastman Mrs J C Pickett and son of Morgantown West Virginia are spending July with Mr and Mrs George Snyder of Columbus street Attendees from Elyria at the Ohio State Bar Association meeting at Cedar Point included Mr and Mrs H B Cheney Mr and Mrs A H West Mr and Mrs J B R Symons Mr and Mrs David Hyman Harry Hyman Mrs RF Vandemark Worth Fanver King Fanver and Mr and Mrs Guy B Findipy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Ramaay
Cleveland
Dorothy Serven
Chestnut
J. C. Pickett and Son
Morgantown
West Virginia
George Snyder
Columbus Street
Elyria
Ohio State Bar Association
Cedar Point
H. B Cheney
A. H. West
J. BR. Symons
David Hyman
Harry Hyman
RF Vandemark
Worth Fanver
King Fanver
Guy B. Findipy
Women Missionary Society to Meet for Luncheon
The Women’s Missionary Society of the Church of Christ will meet Wednesday July 12 at 12 30 for luncheon at 1003 West River Street hosted by Mrs L W Tonahee. New officers will lead the program. The South End Home department meets with Mrs J G Hance at 1346 Fast Avenue Tuesday at 2 00. LaPorte W C T U picnic at Mrs Howard Miller 1805 East Avenue Wednesday with dinner at 12 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Society of the Church of Christ
L. W. Tonahee
West River Street
South End
J. G. Hance
Fast Avenue
LaPorte W. C. T. U
Howard Miller
East Avenue
Local Social Notes Mention Visits and Travels
Mrs Maurice Hyman travels to New York City as guest of Dr and Mrs Bilners. Numerous pairs and families are visiting or returning from Vermilion on-the-Lake Chicago World’s Fair trips and other excursions. Birth noted for Robert Vestal Jr. promotion for Dr John P Rankin at Western Reserve University Medical School. Several families plan vacations to Michigan Canada and Akron visiting relatives and attending events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Blodgett
West View
Percy Kohl
Huntington Beach
J. D. Dickson
Bakewood
B. B. Hathaway
Berea
Robert
Dorothy Frick
Cleveland
Anna H. Pierce
John Leach
Evalyn
Alr
Herman Leach
Columbia
H. Leach
Russell's Point
Indian Lake
Brookside Park
Grange
Kathleen Brumenschenke
Belva Hawke
Mona Crowley
Alberta Eddy
Isa Belle Reisinger
Catherine Ligxas
Marian Rule
Kathleen
Luella Brumenschenkel
Robert Hoskin
James McKean
Stanley Howard
Maurice Jackson
Gerson Redman
Frank Longdow
Everette Hill
Wilbur Hawke
A. B
Columbus
Homer Bartter
Columia
Jack Heighton
Harold Johnson
Beatrice Johnson
Bay Village
Gus Johnson
George Addison
Ruth
William Hennie
Gus Hennie
Ora Lysaght
Elyria
Bernard Cowley
Maurice Hyman
New York City
Bilners
Thomas A. Conway
Third Street
Vermilion on-the-Lake
E.G McConnelly
Pasadena
California
McConnelly
J. R. Dall
Overbrook Road
Walter E. Mahan
Wellsburg
West Virginia
J. H. Linton
Follawsbee
Robert Vestal, Jr
Columbia Avenue
John P. Rankin
Western Reserve University ‘Medical School
Frank Holland
Lockport
New York
George Sangster
Stanford Avenue
Thomas Blyin
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
L. R. Barton
West Avenue
Clara Hollis
Wolf Court
Michigan
Lucille Hand
Akron
Ohio
R. G. Anderson
Crystal Beach
Canada
C. L. Sotherden
Don Sotherden
Lake Shore
Carl Lerach
George Wyers
Clarence Adams
Frances Gray
John Gray
Shelby
June Gregory
Chase Street
John Mockler
West
H. O. Cutter
Chicago
Hotel Stevens
Marian Kemble
Wayne Kemble
Parishes Press School Board On Parochial Schools Plan
In Tiffin Ohio on July 8 two Catholic parish leaders urged the city school board to run parochial schools at a cost of $15,000 annually. They proposed limiting the plan to two years and rejected consolidating Calvert High with city high schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiffin, O
City School Board
Calvert High School
Funeral of Miss Alta Reefey Held in Elyria
Mrs Merritt Rogers attended the funeral of former schoolmate and close friend Miss Alta Reefey in Elyria on Friday. W C T U members from Ashland county visited the county home, delivering a program and treats to 57 inmates, including 26 children at the Children's Home, and shared bouquets with the aged residents.
Community Notes From Sullivan Area Readings and Gatherings
Local residents spoke at a children's home event on the porch with Mrs. Geanol leading readings for the special benefit. A Chicago University visitor, C. J. Chamberlain, begins a lengthy lecture tour after visiting relatives, with stops planned in Tokio and Australia. Many families from Plymouth, Akron, Wellingson, and other nearby towns hosted guests and shared news of marriages, visits, and a serious accident where Alva Lowe suffered broken ribs as a wagon and team fled from a speeding truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Chamberlain
Houseman
Pittsburgh
Tokio
Australia
Sumatra
Chamberlain
G. E. Freyman
Plymouth
Dudley
Kokoma
Burlington
Ind
J. H. Brenenstul
Mary Jane
San Francisco
Cal
Terrens Brenenstul
Mary
New London
A. B. Richards
Ted Richards
Carrol Hankerson
Neal Kolb
Mansfield
Pauline Reed
Dickey
Wellingston
Millie Johnson
B. E Knich
Cuyahoga Falls
Alva Lowe
Wiliam Polley
Albert Guch
Akron
Alma Dutro
Kentucky
Harry Clark
Vernon Lance
C. J. Lause
Homerville
Ladies Missionary Society of the Church of Christ
Albert Zach
A. B. Fowler
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Lakewood
Alice Burke
Julia Flood
Furnace Street
Roy Dewey
Oberlin
James Spinks
Ninth Street
Lewis Chervenka
Tenth Street
Robert Henry
Cambridge
Kenneth Weat
James Minch
Amherst
Rita Machovina
Barbara Stoddard
Stanford
Arthur Alexander
High Street
Camp
Iss
Kes
Blyria
Dorothy Mann
Alfred Booth
Paul Byers
Baldwin-Wallace College
Byers
T. Andrew's Church
ST. John's
Herold
UBL
Anday School
Emman- Will
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Sons OF Union Vets
AUX
Junior Auxiliary
North Ridgeville Congregational Church Service
Elyria Men's Bible Class
United Presbyterian Church Services
T. Kh. B. Club
Sotherden Home
Leedale
Gee F. Guth
Bell
Grery
Sullivan
W. c. T. U. Visits' CO
Ashland County
Sullivan Union
Bertha Geones
Sullivan W. C. T. U
British Empire Club
Beaver Park
Rialto Theatre
2Nd St
Sanko
American and Oriental Over Bell Clothing Co
Chronicle-Telegram
Lake Erie
Vermilios
E.B.C
Colleen
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