Oddfellows Installation Highlights Elyria Lodge Meeting
Elyria Lodge No. 103 of Odd Fellows held an installation led by District Deputy Grand Master H. W. Paterson from Lodi. Noble Grand Paul Richards presided as officers were announced and the Home in Springfield discussed. An auxiliary meeting at Mrs J P Gibbons’ home praised the Bible School, child discussions, and plans for September gatherings. Youth Sunday at the Church of Christ featured installation of Christian Endeavor officers and noted missionary alumni Ella and Mary Maddock and Jennie Davies. A combined service with Wellington Church was planned. Mrs Pearl Wright hosted a Mary A Chandler Tent gathering with plans for a Sons of Linen Veterans picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Lodge No. 103
Oddfellows
H. W. Paterson
Lodi
Noble
Paul Richards
Mason Smith
Hailfieern
Ani Fate
J. P. Gibbons
East River Street
R. H. Charlton
United Presbyterian Church
The
Baptist Church
U. P
Edmund Wright
C. L. Bristol
2Nd Corinthians
T. F. Sellers
Ross Aungst
C. J. Cunningham
Brooklyn Street
Herman Paeth
B. E. Vargey
Church of Christ
Christian Endeavor Society
W. Allen
C. E. Society
Ella
Mary Maddock
India
Jennie Davies
Ching
Ella Maddock
Himalaya
Elyria
Elyria, C. BE. Society
Wellington
Pearl Wright
Mary A. Chandler
Daughters of Union Veterans
Chestnut Street
Sons of Linen
Hedges
Jy Lord
Visiting Preacher Koontz to Speak at First Methodist
Visiting preacher Rev. John G. Koontz of Pistols M. E. church will address the midweek service at First Methodist Church this evening at 7 30. His topic is Hymns We Love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Koontz
Pistols
M. E. Churen
First Methodist
Koontz
Ice Cream Social Tonight at Field's M. E. Church
An ice cream social is planned for tonight at 7 PM at Field's Memorial Methodist Church. Neighbors and families are invited to attend for a social gathering and fundraising.
Elyrian Installed As State Rainbow Officer
Ohio Order of the Rainbow for Girls closes its fourth annual grand session in Cincinnati with more than 109 delegates. Officers installed at noon banquet include Mise Alive Rea of Cleveland as Grand Worthy Adviser and Miss Eileen Murray of Cleveland as Grand Worthy Associate Adviser, among others. delegates held their annual nail last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio Order of the Rainbow
Mise Alive Rea
Cleveland
Eileen Murray
Cleveland Herightes
Ruth Abraham
Elvira
Grand Charity
Ruth Chuds
Hamiltai
Betty Cherliz
Akron
Madeline Luttarel
Toledo
Grand Recorder
Georgia Miller
Gold Star Mother Bertha Pierce Initiated by American Legion Auxiliary
Gold Star Mother Mrs Bertha Pierce was initiated by the American Legion Auxiliary at last evenings meeting in Petition Home. The hospital chairman reported sending silk pieces to Chillicothe Hospital and games puzzles and books to the Xetia home. The Auxiliary plans a July 30 Cascade park picnic and a Junior Auxiliary swim party Wiener roast at Cascade park this week. Silent bake sale was planned. Mrs Genelle Petro won the evening prize. Next meeting on July 23 will elect delegates and alternates for the state convention August 25 26 and 27 at Darton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Pierce
American Legion Auxiliary
Petion Home
Chillicothe Hospital
Xetia
Cascade Park
Genelle Petro
Darton
Garden Party For Missionary Society Held At Mrs King's Home
Flower gardens and picnic tables welcomed thirty two members and guests of the Missionary Society of the Church of Christ on Tuesday afternoon at Mrs Richard King's East avenue home. After dinner a brief business session followed. Mrs Terry read letters from India missionaries and Mrs McGrath gave a devotional. Rev E W Allen spoke on church work. A social close. The next garden party will be August 1 at Mrs Deane Burns home for the church young ladies special event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society of the Church of Christ
Richard King
East Avenue
Mra. C. M. Terry
India
Mra
H. G. McGrath
E W. Allen
Deane Burns
Women's club meeting at Mrs. Warner’s home
Tus Souca and Home Department held a Tuesday afternoon gathering at Mrs. Milo Warner’s Sixteenth street house with eleven members. Mrs. Clarence Vincent led devotion and Mrs. J A Smith reviewed records and Eye laws sent by former member Mrs. Lillian Sutcliffe of Berkeley California. The department, organized June 21, 1895, marked its thirty sixth anniversary. The president, Mrs. Frank Rahl, gave Mrs. Smith a handbat in appreciation of her service. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Rahl on Chestnut Ridge in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo Warner
Sixteenth Street
Clarence Vincent
J. A. Smith
Lillian K. Sutcliffe
Berkeley
California
Frank Rahl
Smith
Rahl
Chestnut Ridge
Circle No 3 Picnic at Cascade Park in July luncheon
Circle No 3 of St. Pauls church met at Cascade park for a treen dinner and short business session. Mrs Gust Apal organized games with prizes won by Henry Vogelsone and Mrs Marie Hawkins who was a guest. The next meeting will be a luncheon at Mrs E O Pallas Griswold road on July 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oixleen
Circle No. 3
St. Pauls Church
Cascade Park
Albert Pallas
Gust Apal
Henry Vogelsone
Marie Hawkins
E. 0. Pallas
Griswold Road
Betty Peterson Hosts H G L Club Gathering
Betty Peterson hosted the H G L Club at her home 149 Longfellow Avenue Monday evening after a business meeting. Guests played at-Plane. prizes went to Miss Catherine McKee and Miss Mable Smith. A lunch was served by Mrs Freq Peterson. next meeting with Miss Mary Kline on July 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Peterson
H. G. L. Club
Longfellow Avenue
Catherine McKee
Mable Smith
Freq Peterson
Mary Kline
Homer Ava- Bue
Calendar Tonight at St Pauls and Nearby Groups
St Pauls Men's Brotherhood meets with Theodore Manns on New Oberlin road. Auxiliary to Sons of Union Veterans gathers at Woodman Hall. Dames of Malta meet. R.A. M. meets. St Pauls Circle 5 with Mrs E Haywood. Division D of Indiana Central women meet Cascade Park for regular meeting and join Bible School for picnic. Annual Cascade Park Bible school picnic at 5 39 with games and contests planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Pauls
Theodore Manns
New Oberlin Road
Sons of Union Veterans
Woodman Hall
Itea
Dames of Malta
R.A. M
St. Pauls Circle
E. Haywood
Ivision D
Ind Cent Vhures
Cascade Park
Bible School
Scouts Picnic At Farm With Many Activities
Twenty five Girl Scouts gathered at the R G Baus farm on Murray Ridge Tuesday afternoon for a July meeting. Prizes were awarded to Shirley Borthwick Dorothy Smith Shirley Hull and Evelyn Rockafellow. Marion Hunter and Joyce Maddox received Scout pins and joined Troop 3. An outdoor cooking meeting was announced for Crawford's woods on Indian Hollow road. Routs meet on Sixth street at 11 am Tuesday Aug 13 with transportation provided. Sixteen Scouts will attend gear camps at Burton and Issee in July. Goodnight circle and steps ended another Scouting Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Baus
Murray Ridge
Paylis Baus
Shirley Borthwick
Dorothy Smith
Shirley Hull
Evelyn Rockafellow
Marion Hunter
Oyce Maddox
Hull
Overdter
Crawford’s Woods
Indian Hollow Road
Sixth
Burton
Goodnight
Daisy Seamstress Club entertained at East River home
Dorothy Smith hosted the Daisy Seamstress Club at her East River street home with Geraldine Hange and Dolores Thompson assisting. Doris Leonard aided the Nichols home gathering last week. Miss Dorothy Lottmann urges unfinished members to visit her home next Tuesday for project help and will host the club meat Wednesday at her East 2vanua residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Smith
Daisy Seamstress Club
East River Street
Geraldine Hange
Dolores Thompson
Doris Leonard
Nichols Home
Dorothy Lottmann
Miss Lottmann
East 2Vanua
Courtesy For Bride Given By Local Ladies Aid
A bridal courtesy for Mrs E John Porter (Lucie Penfound) was hosted by the Ladies Aid Sorters at West Ridge Monday afternoon. Contests and a reading entertained the group. Mrs Gar McRoberts led with a seating. Mrs Porter received cooking utensils for her new home as cake and punch were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. John Porter
Lucie Penfound
West Ridge
C M. Williams
Gar McRoberts
Porter
Picnic at Gulf Farms Hosts Central Guild Ladies
Sixteen ladies attended a luncheon at Gulf Farms given by Mrs. George D. Nicholas for the Central Guild of St Andrew's Episcopal Church. They arrived at one o'clock and enjoyed a picnic lunch on the lawn before spending the afternoon playing bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Nicholas
Central Guild of
St Andrew's Episcopal Church
Odtoa Club Bridge Event At Mrs Fields Home
The Odtoa Club met last evening at Mrs. Don Fields residence on East avenue for a pleasant bridge gathering. Tables on the porch hosted games, with Mrs. Ed Rothgery winning high score and Mrs. Milton Bishop receiving consolation. Invitations extended for a subsequent get together at Mrs. Jack Dillman s East avenue home on August thirteenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odtoa Club
Don Fields
East Avenue
Ed Rothgery
Milton Bishop
Jack Dillman
Local Society Notes and Out-of-Town Visits
Numerous brief notices record births, visits, and social events. Names include Medina, Mrs. Raymond Hatch, Rene Stang, Gérald Wagner, A C Schuleman, Goldie Perry, Harriett Lambert, R W Kulp, Denison Avenue, Joe Hansman, George Moody, Reidy Mauthe, Helen Coniam, Henry Scribner, William Abbott, Mrs. Harry Calvert, Virs William Graves Sharp, HH McGowin, Audray Grace, Calvert family, Shaker Heights, Fischler, Anspacher, Merrifield, Julia Hull, Miss Julia Hull, and several Erie and Cleveland visitors. Attendees weave through Cleveland, Detroit, Vermilion, Lakeridge, and Lake George locales with club meetings and federation events noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Hatch
Medina
San
Elzia Memorial Hospital
Rene Stang
Julia
Clyria Memorial Hosni
Gérald Wagner
Astern Heights Boulevard
Yeta Memorial Hospial
A.C. Schuleman
Goldie Perry
Cleveland
Republican Crusaders
Music Hall
Public Auditorium
Mise Harriett Lambert
Marshall Fields
Chicago
R. W. Kulp
Lanc Hedges
Lake Avanue
Robert Ford
Columbus
Ohio
BE. D. Nielsen
Denison Avenue
Ford
Nielsen
Flosh Hart
Elizabeth
New Jersey
Charles Schmittger
Wooster T
H. J. Hibler
Obertin
Marie Hawkins
Deschler
Carl Meng
Wurstcourt
WL Smith
East Broadstreet
L . Ford
Illinois
E. D. Niels Denison
Howlett Martz
Ber- Howlett
Penn Yan
New York
Joe Hansman
E. H Hansman
Furnace Street
Mamusfield
and Mirs
George D. Hansman
Jack
Washington, D. C
Boy Scouts
Jason Geisel
Ninth Street
Erie Pennsylvania
George Moody
Baby
Middletown
Connecticut
Moody
Park Avenue
Reidy Mauthe
Betty Brown
Osborne Avenue
Lorain
Helen Coniam
Evanston
Northwestern University
Princeton Avenua
Henry Scribner
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
King Fo Faurer
William Abbott
Priveton Avenue
Harry Calvert
Gulf Farms
Wilbur Shenk
Erie
Pannsylvania
Wiliam Sharp
HH McGowin
Audray Grace
Toledo
Ba McGowin
George Calvert
Rochester
Esterday
Calvert
EB. V. Fishley
Pegey
Shaker Heights
E M. Anspacher
West Avenue
Anspacher
Fishler
Fred S., Fulmer
Eastern Heights Boulevard
B. H. Long
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Noted
Admissions list includes David Beattie on TOS Clark street and Mrs Joe Berar in R P 1 along with Mrs Raymond Hatch at Medina and others in Clev eland and Lorain areas. Discharges record Mrs Martin Mueller with baby girl at W Hiver street and Mrs Marnard Sareve with baby girl at 328 Furnace street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Beattie
Tos Clark Street
Joe Berar
R.P
Raymond Hatch
Medina
Clarence Parker
Kinton
Dominic DePranes
Cleveland
Edith Terrell
Weer Avenue
Rene Stang
Anna Thomas
Woodifnrd Ave
Martin Mueller
Hiver Street
Marnard Sareve
Furnace Street
Frank McReegy
Huron Street
Agnes Kriebel
Lorain
Loretta Pillivant
Marseilles
Rene Brown
Verna Hartwig
Unclear Names Promote Local License Listing Fragment
Fragmentary OCR item lists individuals and places including Donald Saladin Lorain Marie Gibson Thad Olwyn Foster La Grange and Fannie Lee Eisri. no cohesive event or action is clear from the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Saladin
Lorain
Marie Gibson
Thad
Olwyn Foster
la Grange
Fannie Lee
Eisri
Vincent Briefs Vincent July 10 social notes from Vincent Ohio
John Harnish, injured in an auto crash, returns home from St Joseph's Lorain. Miss Marian Knapp visits from Olmsted Falls and stays with Mrs Frank Reese. Mr and Mrs Paul Melnuire of Mansfield visit their parents. Mrs J G Morris and sons host relatives. Methodist Ladies Aid to meet, bring sandwiches. Mrs John Harnish attends funeral of cousin Lillie Faragher in Lorain. The M E church group visits T M Baldwin and family. J G Morris calls on friends. Progressive class meets July 11 at president's home to elect officers. Sunday school attendance 100 with $4.30 collection. seven boys join new class taught by Carl Olson. Markley 4-H Busy Boys meet July 12 at Clyde Haynes'. 40th Chambers family reunion held July 10 at A C Haynes home. Invitations sent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briefs Vincent
John Harnish
St Joseph’s Hospital
Lorain
Marian Knapp
Olmsted Falls
Francis Stinehbring
Frankie Reese
Paul Melnuire
Mansfield
Ohio
C. & Melnuire
J. G. Morris
J. G. Mores
T. M Baldwin
Fames
John Harrisn
M. E Church
M E
Carl Olson
Markley Busy Boys
Clyde Haynes
Chambers
A. C. Haynes
West River Road
Enrolled for Second YWCA Camp Period in 1894
The second Stayat-Home Camp period opened with ninety four enrollments. Inclement weather shifted most activities indoors at the WLC Ay with flowers on tables. Drama, handicraft, swimming, and pantomime were planned. Evelyn Bichhart's Egypt group won a prize in a foreign country pantomime. Activities move to Cascade Park today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WLC
Roma Bader
Florence Fullmer
Rosadette Rhodes
Moringa Smith
Wanderers
Constance Metalure
Ierest
Evelyn Bichhart
Egypt
Pyramids
Cascade Park
La Grange Area Happenings and Family Gatherings
Mrs John Bilfacy hosted at West Salem with Ruth Tran guest. Neighbors and relatives visited during the Fourth and at picnics. Reunions included Longbow Tran in Columbus and L. Dunlap family gathering. Local girls attended a miscellaneous shower for Mrs. Collingwood in Penfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Opfer
Moon
S. Fretoe
S. Frabotta
Ruth Jones
Dumas
Elyria
Juanita Leiby
Ruth Tran
Bernice Bauman
Peal Collingwood
Penfield
F Tran
W Tran
Columbig
Lizzie Shean
Kats Eickenberg
John
John O'Connell
Cleveland
F Jones
Augusta Wicks
F. Tran
San Jagusch
Vermilion
L. K. Wheeler
Pure Teutonism in Northwest Germany and Hessen
A fragment notes that the harvest of genius is notably small in the region of Northwest Germany and Hessen where Teutonism is most pure, citing no proven statistics to support the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Hessen
Bertha Frohofer wedding shower in South Amherst
Miss Bertha Frohofer honored with a kitchen shower by Mrs. George Rhodes and Mrs. a Pacholke at her home in South Amherst on Sunday afternoon and evening in anticipation of her August marriage to Edward Fabrney. Attendees included families from Cleveland and nearby towns. gifts were many and useful for her kitchen. A village council regular meeting followed at the town hall Monday evening with routine business. Mayor Henry Garland presided. Firemen plan a regular session Friday at 8 o'clock at the fire station to discuss the Home Coming Program. all members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Bertha Frohofer
George Rhodes
Mra. A. Pacholke
Edward Fabrney
Mya A Jeski
Robert
Elmer
Fred
Margaret
Fred Bartlome
Helen Bartlome
Mise Melvenette Fahiney
Edward Fahrney
Gues
Henry Garland
Huntington Birthday Dinner and Local Social Notes
Mrs Irwin Davidson Mrs Morris Hawley Mrs Katherine Sv eber and daughter Irena attended a birthday dinner for Mrs Elsie Ballon at the Carrie Freeman home in Sullivan last Thursday. Miss Helen Kater is home on vacation before resuming duties at the hospital. The Crue reunion at City Park Wangler Ohio drew Johnson Crue and Marion Crue with family. Various locals and visitors from Los Angeles Cleveland Elyria Oak Park IL visited the Forest Rica and McClarlin homes. Mrs Louise MacClarlin returned from two months with daughter Norma Livermore in Oberlin. The Huntington Jolly Ten 4 H club met June 27 at the church, electing officers: President Martha Penzen, Recreation leader Doris Hines, Sew reporter Leola Simonson. Future meetings planned Thursdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Irwin Davidson
Morris Hawley
Katherine Svebber
Irena
Elsie Ballon
Carrie Freeman
Sullivan Last
Richard Winkler
Los Angeles
Cal
Ray Rice
Sullivan
Carl Garrison
Cleveland
Forest Rica
W Oh
Manning
Elyria
Will Ethno
Sivria
Ada Nevalt
Oak Park IL
H. B
Louise McClarlin
Louise MacClarlin
Norma Livermore
Oberlin
H. B McClarlin
Huntieton Jolly Ten 4-H Club
Martha Penzen
Nettie Naegele
Doris Hines
Leola Simonson
W. L. Haynes
J.C. Rapking
Sevilla
Fisher and Reumer
Arnold Hines
Wellington
C. C. Hines
Grace Crile
Kent Robinson
Paul
Lodi
Johnson Crile
Sudden Lightning Toll Touches Local Families
Family and friends gathered after Warnelines Crile Krage’s nephew died instantly when struck by lightning Saturday afternoon near Dan Rae ter. Fred Krage and son Fred Jr. hosted relatives from Lorain and Cleveland as Will Ginnard’s kin received word and traveled to the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Dan Raeter
Fred Krage
Fred Jr
Lorain
Crile Krage
Will Ginnard
Cleveland
Warnelines
Kiwanis Club To See Pictures Of Races
The Elyria Kiwanis Club will view motion pictures of Kohs automobile races at its noon meeting in the Hotel Newell tomorrow. The club’s members are in the Sixth Division RO tournament at the Columbia Hills County Club this afternoon and plan to attend the Sixth Division event at Euclid Beach on July 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Newell
Columbia Hills County
Euclid Beach
Real Estate Transfers in Elyria and Amherst Area
Anna E Yorks transfers property at 930 Walnut Street Elyria to Clarence B Yorks and Catherine Yorks with interest in William A Braman addition to Elyria. Transfers also include parcels on Foster Park Road Amherst Township and Denver Avenue Lorain. W Davis transfers Denver Avenue Lorain property to Primo Mantin and Mary Mentin. B N Harris and Mary Harris transfer Tenney Street Amherst Village property to Peter A Becker and Elsie Becker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna E Yorks
Clarence B Yorks
Catherine Yorks
Walnut Street
Elyria
William A. Braman
Tisorge P. Baer
Hage
Milan
Foster Park Road
Amherst Township
W. Davis
Primo Mantin
Mary Mentin
Denver Avenue
Lorain
B. N. Harris
Mary Harris
Peter A. Becker
Elsie Becker
Tenney Street
Amherst Village
Weekend visits and family news from Birmingham area
Local society notes list Saturday trips to Sandusky Elyria and Amherst with brief mentions of residents like Wilma Davidson Frank Witt and O A Mordoff hosting visitors. A baby welcomed July 7 with the Opperman family named. The Naguib family in Bagdad Basra Iraq are described as hereditary marshals linked to Prophet Mohammed and once influential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bagdad
Basra
Iraq
Mesopotamia
Naguib
Mohammed
Tee Cream Social at Gulf Road School
Buckeye Sewers 4-H Club invites residents to a Thursday evening cream social at Gulf Road School. Welcome remarks will open the event, with proceeds benefiting club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf Road School
Buckeye Sewers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Elyria Lodge Oddfellows
Towas Nobie Grand
Henri Choatevict Grand
Verne Schuaert
E. L. Brecknock
E. Thompson
K. J. Lehman
N. G
Tom Robson
J. Hastings
H. Thompson
William Heldrich
E. Nichols
R. Chesler
Stock
Munner
B. Arnold
Lewis
Neff
William Rennie
Paternon
Odd Fellowship
Springfield
Helen Foley
Woodland
Trureday
Arte Studio 130
Middle Ava
Elyrian
Grave Roper
Saer
Frank Bohn
New
Washington, D.C
Merce
Daniel C. Roper
Wither
Roper
Bohn
Bride
Vincent
Nina Seeley
Grafton
Homer Laughton
George Laughton
Dorothy Klamat
Pleasant View
Millard Copas
M EL
Jesus
B. H. Ryan
Paul MelIntire
Isaiah
Christ
God
Ladies Aid
E. A. Waite
D. F Eschtruth
C. E. McIntire
Jennie Hubbard
Maggie Crilly
Amherst
Helen Kater
BD. Grater
Johnson Crue
Marion
Grace
Marie
Nila Thudium
Crue
Wangler, O
Kiwanis Club
Birmingham
Herman Welz
Charlene Fox
Sandusky
Wilma Davidson
Frank Witt
le. Taig
Aummer
Chester Hartel
Rose Myers
O. A
George Mitchell
Wm. Hall
A. Kubach
Frank Squires
Wm. Wasem Res
Howard Comstock
Wm. Opperman
Elyria New & Used Furniture CO
Broad Street
Rances
Elyria Fur Shoppe
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