Lorain Eagles Auxiliary Celebrates Fourth Anniversary
Ladies Auxiliary No. 481 2 met in Jee Hall with a large turnout. Ten initiates, a fifty dollar donation to the Lorain Eagles fund, and a play titled A Wife Wanted were featured. Members Alice Smith Alvira Brubaker An McCallister Mary Mahon Christine Durck Anna Hoard Myrtle Schoryer Maud Johnson Margaret Day and Mr. McMullen participated. Miss Maxine Krugman played piano. Delores Bunh and Marie Flood danced. Delores Bush sang I Love You Best Of All. Refreshments followed and a social hour closed the event. Next meeting is July 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jee
Lorain Eagles
Mesdames Alice Smith
Alvira Brubaker
Elyria Eagles
Teld
Jon
Miss Sigrid Hallman Weds Hugh C Amidon
A quiet Wednesday ceremony at the Church of Christ parish hall united Miss Sigrid Hallman daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Truli Hallman of Lodi Street with Hugh C Amidon of the city. Attendants included Nan Lizbeth Sbrvyock Ruth Kablis and Loretta Barres. They left for a summer home at Nakomis Park on the lake shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
W. L. Burrer
Sigrid Hallman
Charles Trulihen
Lodi Street
Hugh C. Amidon
City
Nan
Lizebeth Sbryock
Robert Sbrvyock
Ruth Kablis
Loretta Barres
Amidon
Nakomis Park
Lake Shore
Local Clubs Schedule Busy Evening Across Elyria
Numerous groups from the North Elyria Grange to the Ladies Auxiliary of the Knights of St. John held events and meetings. A large church society planned August 5 as a rescheduled gathering, while the LaPorte Women’s Christian Temperance Union hosted a banquet at the Wedges home. Community groups including the Rebekah Club and divisional gatherings featured social hours and charity planning for Lorain and Avon projects.
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Zporth W.C.T
ST. Patl's Schntz
St. Pauls Church
Roosevelt Ye
Joe Utter
M Clarenes Poole
George Teach
A. Fax
Werd Houser
Sunshine
Mra. Elmer
Dusing
Qawald
Cascade Park Deus
Meetings postponed and church events set for later date
The article reports postponements of a designer sets event and a Liberty circle gathering, with Motions to ballot candidates and install officers. It also notes multiple church and community group activities, including St Paul’s Circle 2 hosting a gathering, relief work planning, a Be Chih function with a guest of honor, and a United Presbyterian Sunday School cabinet meeting to plan the annual program.
Mamie crashes plan as coats reveal theft
In a tense scene Mamie admits paying Katie to hide costly fur coats. The narrator phones the Southampton police but then resists calling, pressing Mamie to tell the truth. Katie acts defiant while Mamie sinks into fear and greed, offering ten dollars to cover the scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madge
Amle
Katie
Mamie
Solomon
Dot
Missia Graham
Polis
Atse
Southampton
Kate
Contai
VU Teli
Mand
Watie
Attendance and visits noted at Lakeside conference and beyond
Muir Auld and Son of Garford Street along with Ruth Gates of East Avenue and Emerson Street attended the Young People's Conference at Lakeside yesterday. Mrs. James Harrison and son James of Seattle visit her brother James Kertsliw on West Miss Cecil Schrayer, city visiting nurse from Portland, en route to Cleveland, stopped in to see Mrs. Ghatdlee and Miss I. M. Bring. Schrayer traveled with three Portland friends and plans a return drive in a couple weeks after visiting Cleveland, where she once worked as city visiting nurse. Mr. and Mrs. Todd Moise and daughter Elizabeth Moise of Columbus Street depart today for Pittsburgh.
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Muir Auld and Son
Hilly
Garford Street
Ruth Gates
East Avenue
Emerson St. Post
Eastern Heights Blvd
Lakeside
James Harrison
James
Seattle
Washington
James Kertsliw
West Street
Cecil Schryer
Portland
Oregon
Cleveland
William Ghatdlee
I. M. Bring Made
Schrayer
Todd Moise
Elizabeth Moise
Columbus Street
Pittsburgh
Social notes from local residents and visitors
Will be questa of Mr. Moise's mother Mrs. David Todd accompanying Mrs. Obert Shyrock of thin city from Toronto for a Social Welfare convention. Miss Russel Houston guest of Mr and Mrs J E Handehy in Warnacest while Helen Starr taught at Gates School. Visiting Mrs Chas F McLaughlin are Joseph Jones and Charles with Jas Dowsley. Mrs Annie Henry of 90 East River street visits in Lakewood then Brooklyn. Birth announced: a seven pound daughter Yvonne Lee born July 9 to Mr and Mrs Russell Walker at 638 Lodi street. Mrs Clyde Houghtating and son stay with sister Mrs Beldon Armbuster in Marhart. Mrs Allen Hoffinton and three children visit Mrs Gordon Baker in Hartison Street. Senator J F Burke to speak at Weston North Baltimore and Bradnor. addresses at Maumee and Perrysburg tonight. Levin's store Lorain struck by cyclone. stock damaged by water. moving sale items to Elyria store 536 West Broad starting Friday July 11. DEFIANCE July 10 After drill regulations at Camp Perry.
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Questa
Moise
David Todd
Obert Shyrock
Thin City
Misa Awley
Cincianat
Toronto
Canada
Russel Houston
Milam
Florida
J. E. Handehy
Warnacest
Houston
Helen Starr
Gates School
Joseph Jones
Gon Charles
Plinsburg
Jas. Dowsley
Chas. F. McLaughlin
Middle Ave
Annie Henry
Ust
River Street
Lakewood
Brooklyn
Russell Walker
Lodi Street
Yvonne Lee
Clyde Houghtating
East Avenue
Beldon Armbuster
Marhart
Allen Hoffinton
Johnstown
Gordon Baker
Hartison Streat
J. F. Burke Wn
Weston
North Baltimore
Bradnor
Maumee
Perrysburg
Levin
Lorain
Elyria
West Broad
Local instructors return to advise before Camp Perry duty
Six members of the Defiancea How itzer company impart knowledge to the local company before a 15 day Camp Perry assignment commencing July 6. Instructors include Captain John C. Marlatt Sergeant Loren Pollock Joseph Relyea Delbert Schultz Norman Maxwell and John Bittinger. Market at Singer Sewing Machine Shop offers baked ham beans cake pies. Section C Church of Christ to hold bake sale Saturday morning at The Superior Electric.
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Defiancea Howitzer Company
Camp Perry
John C. Marlatt
Loren Pollock
Joseph Relyea
Delbert Schultz
Norman Maxwell
John Bittinger
Singer Sewing Machine Shop
Church of Christ
Superior Electric
Dance at Ridgeville Town Hall Friday July 11
A July 11 town event at Ridgeville Town Hall features Traxler and Cook Orchestra providing music for a community dance. The notice invites attendees to enjoy an evening of live entertainment and social dancing at the local venue.
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Ang Court of Honor
Crystal
Court of Honor
Ridgeville Town Hall
Traxler & Cook Orchestra
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Olan Robertson
Moo Haj
North Elyria
Auil Tary
Lnigh
St. Jon
Knights Et St. John
Parvivani Shporiahes
Avon Reier
Knights of St. John
lMoeheter
St. Monary
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ST. Paul's
Simon M. Schuster
Schmidtting
Lorain Renef. Irs
Karl Leinan
Mra
Serend
Divisi
John Aschen
Broad Street
Mark Jaycox
Keistant Hosie
Nebekah Social
Rebekah Social
Julia Hull
West Broad St
Lillian
John Jehte
Huron St
Tertainain
Kher
C. J. Buyper
Katherine J.a
Midgeville
Corth
Priday
LaPorte
Sens
Dawehts of Liberty
K. of P. Hall
Meda Beers
Women's Relief Corps
Neler
Myra Kent
Bus
W. T. Collier
Hartford
Connecticut
Ybor, Williams
Moana Pee
Berlin
Kideeville
Iped Presbyterian
United Presbyterian Chose
Churen
Ene
Ikatie
Fred J. Coverdale
Id Hallman
Stecaarepher
Lurner
Convetta Soglyana
Quincy St
Frank Sar
Carl Henson
Oscar Weck
Galen Gidden
Magyar St
Wellington
Kate Traut
Colorado Ave
Starley Kelly
Kiptan
Anna Hutter
George Davidson
Eighth St
Charlena Bender
Cipyland
Peter Schneider
Kenyon Avenue
J. G. Dean
TM. Brinsmade
William Morgan
Lodi
Ohio
Walter Tischer
William
C.J. Hirtmian
S¢rantan
Sd Wilder
Sloe
Cook’s Millinery
Defiance
Johnston
Second Street
Rialto Theater
Public Health Center
Masonic Temple
State Health Department
Elyria Health Department
Smith Novelty Orchestra
Mueller
Fore, Be. Macrnm
Elon
Pn Acaro
Joe
Mrs
Sally
Hollywood
Women’s
Oxfords
Children’s Brown
CUT Price Shoe Store
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