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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1926

Page

11

Popular Couple To Be Married July Thirty First

A society page item notes Miss Dorothy Willard and Carr Woodin of Lorain set a wedding for July 31. The feature also highlights a recent 2 pm bridge party on Tenth Street with prizes for top scorers and pink blue color theme. A Lakeside Federation session and Northwest Encampment officers installation are reported with attendees and roles.

Misa Dorothy Willard Tenth Street Ruth Nierman Harry Strothers Mabel Joe Chamberlin Cora Thompson Nora Baus Viela Block Miss Wilard Carr Woodin Lorain

Ladies and Daughters install officers at K P ball

At the Sons and Daughters of Liberty meeting in the K of P ballroom last evening, Hattie Hance and Eleanor Sonnells installed officers for the semi annual term. A card party followed with eight games of progressive pedro. High scores: ladies Hance first Freeman second Flood third. gentlemen Freeman first McDonald second Vogler third. A luncheon was served by the local committee.

Sons and Daughters of Liberty P. Ball Hattie Hance Eleanor Sonnells Pedro Bertha Freeman George Flood Myron Freeman Otis McDonald David Vogler

Convention Comms Chosen At Auxiliary Meeting

Arrangements for the Legion convention to be held here late summer were discussed at the American Legion Auxiliary meeting in the Legion Hall. Committees were selected and an all day meeting is planned for Wednesday July fourteenth. Department president Mrs Hugh Clark of Steubenville and department secretary Mrs Lee Moore of Newark will confer with local members. The contest of the evening was won by Mrs Charenward. The LePorte W C T II and the LaPorte Aid Society will meet at the home of Mrs John Archer at Huntington on Tuesday for a diplomatic dinner.

Lakeside Federation of Women’s Clubs Elytia Woman's Club Mae Arpin E. A. Hubbard A. W. Huse Frank Beebe J. G. Whitpey J. C. Bins A. Schuliman J. W. Smith D. C. Martin Frank Bietson Conna Bell Nelle Pershing Richard Clark George Huneke M. J. Busby Castav River Mary Kinsman E. J. Blankard Vinisky Nervya American Legion Auxiliary Legion Hall Auxiliary Mra Hugh Clark Steubenvills Lee Moore Newark Charenward LePorte W. C. T.-11 LaPorte Aid Society John Archer Huntington

Garden Party Planned by Calendar Club at First Congregational

The Calendar Club of the First Congregational church will host a Monday garden party at 7 30 PM at Mrs Thomas Cook s home Guilt Farms with all members and families invited Reverend and Mrs John H Grant of Fairfield CT to be guests of honor The notice urges all unnotified members to attend this summer gathering. REPORTS OF LAKESIDE CONFERENCE WILL BE HEARD SUNDAY

Calendar Club First Congregational Church Thomas Cook Gulf Road Young Women’s Missionary Society MW. E.church J. F. Burke Washington Young Women's Division Second Congregational Church Brotherhood of American Yeomen F. Hall Knights of Columbus K. of C. Hall Order of the American Yeomen H. P. Chapman Sons of Union Veterans G. A. R. Hall Ricard Allen Post King Solomon's Lodge A. M Guilt Farms John H. Grant Fairfield Connecticut Lakeside Bible School The

Personal notes from Cleveland area social calendar

Miss Maxine Nelson of Cleveland guests Miss Dorothy Willard for the weekend. Miss Jean Anne Nelson visits cousin Miss Margaret Krugman at 530 East. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Baker of Stanford Avenue and Miss Helene Baker of Amherst spend two weeks in Chicago. Mrs. Dorothy Billings, daughter of Mrs. A. J. Mellon, performed the Linwood Waltzes on W.A.D.C. at the Allen Theatre and received a congratulatory note from composer Harry Ballard. Charlie Wack recovering well after surgery. Leon Mapea and Miss Alice Smith return from a three day trip to Erie, Buffalo, Niagara Falls and Canada. Ornette Stiwald of Amherst has stayed with the Swieres for a week. James D. Brown visits Youngstown for the weekend. William Rosa and Paul Rose depart for a fishing trip on the Huron River. Elmer Williams and Mrs. Delia Pichner of California accompany guests at the Gardner home in Columbus Street. Henry Williams of Massillon has returned home. C. G. A. Day leaves for Clinton Falls Minnesota following his mother’s death.

Maxine Nelson Clevelland Dorothy Willard Jean Anne Nelson Cleveland Margaret Krugman East Avenue C. W. Baker Stanford Avenue Helene Baker Amherst Chicago Illinois Dorothy Billings A. J. Mellon Eighth Street W.A.D.C Allen Theatre Harry Ballard Charlies Wack Leon Mapea Northrup Street Alice Smith Prospect Street Erie Pennsylvania Delia Pichner Pasadena California G. H. Garford Columbus Street Henry Williams Massillon Clinton Falls Minnesota

Keeping Education Human at Oberlin Lecture

Oberlin July 10. Prof Mack of English lectured on Keeping Education Human in Sturgis Hall. He urged studying literature and arts to keep education human and to develop the human side of people who are otherwise defined by their professions. He said citizenship is the one universal profession and urged clear vision and understanding of growth rules for institutions. Alumni picnic planned for June 21 at Roggles Beach with officers to be elected. Committees include M A Houghton, Mrs Close, Dr Barnard, Mrs Stetson, and J C Judson.

Oberlin Sturgis Hall Mack Department of English Lves Mr. Mack Lorafa Huron Eric Roggles Beach Iun M. A. Houghton George Close J. B. Barnard

Oberlin Business Women's club picnic and Chautauqua plans

The Oberlin Business Women's club schedules a picnic at Crystal Park on July 28 with indoor games races a basket lunch and music. Oberlin will host the five day Chautauqua from August 2 to 6 with committee members listed and a dense program featuring children's hours musical attractions lectures and concerts led by local figures and groups.

Oberlin Oberlin Business Women's Club Crystal Park Rod and Gun Club Business Men’s Club

Notable New York State Points of Interest Mentioned

A roundup lists several figures visiting or traveling in New York State. Dr. Frank D Bitteprec and couples including Mr and Mrs Witam Taecling and Mr and Mrs Jake Berg are noted travelers. Mrs George Broadwell suffers quinsy illness. Charles Duncan of Martins Ferry visits Dr H E B Milter. Rev BE H Richards returns from Mayo Clinic in Rochester after surgery. Lorain County Druid Brotherhood welsh society honors Rev R B Whitehead as chaplain at 323 College Place.

New York State Frank D. Bitteprec Witam Taecling Jake Berg George Broadwell Charles Duncan Martins Ferry EB. Milter BE. H. Richards East College Street Rochester Mayo Brothers Hospital Lorain County

Henrietta News Highlights Social and Family Notices

A busy Henrietta section records club meetings, family visits, and movements. Highlights include the Henrietta Food Club meeting with cafe treats, various residents hosting and visiting relatives from Lakewood Elyria Oberlin and Cleveland, and several couples celebrating marriages and trips, with references to fireworks injuries and local church events.

Residents Swap Weekend Visits and Club Meeting Notes

A string of social calls fills the town diary with visits to Beaver Park Crystal Beach and well known households. Many families including Dellifields Becker Corto and Battenhouse are listed with Sunday gatherings and a Village Young People meeting ending in ice cream, cake and wafers. The Henrietta Clothing Club met June 30 with 21 attendees and sewing dominates the agenda while Dorothy Born entertains with riddles.

George Page Ler Wellingtspant Charles Cook George Odellifield Martha Lewis Dellifield Maynard Beaver Park Philip Battenhouse Crystal Beach McCullen Cleveland Albert Schneider George Dellifield Crist Kroph Dudley Marion Grace Ella May Lake Mariella Unger Dorothy Becker Lyles Bucha Elsie Mood Jacob Weldeman Twyla June Sturtevant Adam Date Herman Settlage Paul P. H.battenhouse Twyla Weideman Youngles Byria Young Peoples Mary Becker Cat] Becker Albert Latteman William Becker Land George Becker Myron Coultrips Elster Battenhouss Lloyd Brooster Adam Raymond Brown Barbara Pittsfield Clarence George Becher Herbert Howe Carl Vone Rolse Amy Becker Wellington William Becker von Carl Laverne Vene Rolse A. B. Court Norwalk

Local Grange notes and social visits summarized

July meeting notes list Grange program with piano solo and vocal performances led by Mrs Currier and Elizabeth Vetter along with Warren Unger. Social guests include Mr and Mrs Harold Coates, Mr and Mrs Vernon Rosa, Alma Meyers shower attendees, and multiple family visits. Mention of patent records notes women inventors focusing on domestic improvements and Mussolini’s rise in 1922.

W. H. Walker KE. B Walker Flyrna Harold Coates Grange Currier Gracaudiey Reading Elizabeth Vetter Warren Unger Axtel Emil Waechtel Jene Robert Vetter Daugter Elizabeth Fred Bauman Cleveland Adam Angersach Jack Kelly Elsie Molly Shepherd Jacob Weldeman

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