Birthday party honors Fr nk dita and Chester Anthoviak
A Saturday evening surprise birthday party was held at 1706 Avenue for Frank Dita and Chester Anthoviak. Guests from Lorain and Cleveland attended. The event featured games, dancing, two birthday cakes, and refreshments, with many friends presenting gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avenue
Frank Dita
Chester Anthaviak
Frances Anthoviak
J. Waleweka
M. Warzincak
N. Krus-zeweka
A. Tomski
Hi Tomski
Gi. McAvena
H. McAvena
Gyarka
A. DeFazio
V. DeFazio
Anthony Krucinski
E. S Gutowski
W. Kruszewski
A. Sito
Bart
J. Anthoviak
C. Anthoiak
S. Kucharski
J. Yarzincak
Lorain
Mary Cher
Community club events fill week with church activities
A dense listing of Monday to Friday gatherings across Cambridge Avenue, Maple Street, and local parks shows Ladies' Catholic Benevolent Association, Cascade Park treen picnic, Dubl Dee Club at Rowena Caldwell home, Queen Esther groups, and church sessions. Numerous venues include Grace Lutheran, United Presbyterian, Second Congregational, and St Pauls with diverse society meetings, picnics, and officer installations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Catholic Benevolent Association
Cascada Lodge
Dubl Dee Club
Carl Gott
Rowena Caldwell
Cambridge Avenue
Kaights of
Columbus
King Solomon’s Lodge
Columbia Club
Congregational Church
Queen Esthers
M. E. Church
United Presbyterian Church
Cornel
Grace Lutheran Church
Queen Esther Missionary Society of Methodist Church
Louise Hunt
Braca Avenue
Second Congregational Church
Ade Myers
Linwood Park
LaPorte W. C. T. U
Eva Smith
Grafton Road
Cascade Park
Bethel Shrine
Arthur Hiscox
Town Line Road
Just Us Eight
Metropolitan Park
Eagles
Cardboard
Mildred Hultz
Tenth Street
W. R C
Garden Club
Trahan
William G. Sharp
Dames of Malta
Goodwill Sunshine Club
Mrs. Brown
Ninth Stree
Brotherhood of St. Paul's
St Peters Brotherhood of Amherst
John Springer
Schramm Road
Biyria Business College
Chippewa Lake
Chevalier Lodge
Heights of Pythias
Somesret Race Lutheran Church
Jolly Jokers
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
W. T. Club
William Shafer
Homer Court
Pythian Sisters
Canton Torain
Gimsted
Furnace Street
Circle No 5
St. Paul Church
John Ishle
Huron Street
Ladies’ Aid Society
Grave Lutheran Church
William Watson
Bunco Ciah
Lou Wetzel
Columbus Street
Daughters of Scotland
Catholic Daughters of America
Elvira Commandery No
Davision A
2Nd Congregational Church
M. BD. Miller
Circle No
St Paul's Church
Pigmie
Rai
Albert Vietzen
Foster Avenue
Judge Webber
Washington Avenue
Little Sorority
Aretha Haugh
Wooster Street
Goodwill Bible
C. M. Johnson
la Porte
Dames
Malla
Wellert
Vermilion-on-the- Lake
Sigma Gammas
Carl Scholl
Cleveland
Royal Neighbors
East Side Guild of
St. Andrew's Church
George Dyke
Cleveland Road
Security Benefit Association
Unity
Elgins Woman's Club
H. P. Chapman
Sons of Union Veterans
Church of Christ
Brunger’s Lot
LaGrange Road
Ladies’ Aid of Grace Latheran Church
Church Lawn
Former Elyrians Celebrate 55th Anniversary in Florida
From Lake Worth Florida comes news that Mr and Mrs W S Eastman formerly of Elyria marked their fifty fifth wedding anniversary. They were married July 3 1877 in Camden Ohio. He born in Hinckley Ohio and once held Justice of the Peace in Camden. They moved to Florida twelve years ago after twenty five years as Elyria contractors. A son Rollin Eastman and a daughter Mrs Ernest Walkden in Elyria. Another daughter Mrs Mattie Bell Tennant lives in Munger Michigan. Seven grandchildren and one great grandchild. Great grandson Danny Beldon lives in big city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Lake Worth
Florida
W. S Eastman
Eastman
Camden
Ohio
Hinckley
Rollin Eastman
Ernest Walkden
Ine Am
Airs
Mattie Bell Tennant
Munger
Michigan
Danny Beldon
Big Cits
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges List
Admissions include Mrs John Otter backer at 1720 East avenue Edgar Smith of Cleveland Robert Pember of 323 North street Discharges list Walter Little of Columbia Station Josephine Del fino of Lorain Sharod Duecker of Se ville Philip Hall Vermilion Nancy Turnbull of 133 Lincoln court Miss Nadine Shambaugh and Miss Helen Riler student nurses at Elyria Memorial hospital left Saturday for their homes in Ash land for a three week vacation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Otterbacker
East Avenue
Edgar Smith
Cleveland
Robert Pember
North Street
Walter Little
Columbia Station
Josephine Delfino
Lorain
Sharod Duecker
Seville
Philip Hall
Nancy Turnbull
Lincoln Court
Nadine Shambaugh
Helen Riler
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Ashland
New Books at the Library Announce Bi-Centennial Titles
U S Bi Centenn commission issues new books to mark George Washington’s 200th birthday. Highlights include a memorial drive from Washington to Mt Vernon, Wakefield restoration, radio broadcast, plays and pageants. Also featured are We Are Alaskans by Mar [ee Davis], Uncle Sam’s Attic on Eskimos and pioneers, and Theism and the Modern Mood by Walter Marshall Horton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
United States
Wassington
Mt. Vernon
Wakefield
Mar
Globe
Arctic Circle
Walter Marshall Horton
William Adams Brown
Union Theological Seminary
Captain Archer’s Daughter and Other Works Review
A mixed review survey discusses Captain Archer’s Daughter by Margaret Deland, praising its vivid Bowport setting and character portraits while noting contemporary references. It surveys themes of female editors and open minded humanism, and mentions Murder Case No 33, Scaramouche, and other titles with brief, period tone observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lippman
Jaszi
Hapsburg
San Luis Rey
Cleveland Clinic
Bowport
Louis Cornell
Michael Joyce
Oklahoma
Scaramouche
Rafael Sabatini
Local personals note updates from Ohio towns
Mrs. Mary Martin and Mrs Agnes Wykrant returned Sunday after a week with relatives in Dundee Ohio. They visited Canton and Akron on the return trip. A son was born to Mr and Mrs John Osterbacker at Elyria Memorial Hospital on July 10. Fred Smith and Wilton Dachtler spent Saturday in Norwalk on business. Mr and Mrs Charlie Reid of West Eighth street spent the weekend with relatives in Ashtabula. Mr and Mrs R E MacDonald and three children left Saturday for Portsmouth to visit MacDonald’s mother and sister Mrs T L Berry of Baltimore Maryland. Mrs H J Eady and Miss Noakes of 248 Sixth street. Tom E Marren of San Francisco arrived in Lorain yesterday and stays with his sister Mrs Frank Cejka at 1143 Eighth street. Marren, a former Grafton resident, will visit Grafton Elyria Cleveland and Lorain while East. Mr and Mrs Jerry Linehan of Medina visited Mrs Linehan’s sister Mrs W C Lockard at 253 Harvard avenue over the weekend. Mrs Lawrence Wagner appeared in person at Danteland in Cleveland Saturday and Sunday. Wagner has a contract with WIAY Cleveland and will appear at summer resorts and clubs this season. Mary A Corr, 1218 East
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Mary Martin
Agnes Wykrant
Sunda
Dundee
Ohio
Canton
Akron
John O¢terbacker
East Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Fred Smith
Wilton Dachtler
Norwalkn
Charlies Reid
West Eighth Street
Ashtabula
R. E. MacDonald
Portsmouth
MacDonald
T. L. Berry
Baltimore
Maryland
H. J. Eady
Miss Noakes
Sixth Street
Tom E. Marren
San Francisco
California
Lorain
Frank Cejka
Eighth Street
Marren
Grafton
East
Elyria
Cleveland
Jerry Linehan
Medina
Thelma Faulhaber
Herbert Duvall
Aliman McIntyre
Robert Harding
Oxford Avenue
Elyria Clinic
H. F. Funk
Fredericktown
Clarabella McKay
J . George
Earl Court
New Jersey
New York State
Charles Smith
G. Smith
Park Avenue
Amherst
Robert Hastings
G. A
Comorrow Morains
Fremont
I. C. C. F. Lodge
Armin Schroeder
St. John’s Litheran Church
Toip
Gratton
Wisconsin
J. D. Schroeder
Mable Little
Chronicle Telegram
Charles Court
Canton Lorain
Fregmont
Anna
Mar
Fielder
Laura Farrell
Anna Barnes
Sadie Strohe
Bertha Olmsted
Alice Sutton
Catherine Rinehart
Helen Hrenouard
George Johnson
Hastings
Bessie Sutton
Velma Rollins
Opal Rollin
Martin Revers
Ash[land
Elyria area residents visit friends and relatives
A lengthy roster of Elyria and nearby residents visiting Cleveland, Portsmouth, Detroit, Fremont, and Johnstown for weekends and vacations. Nurses from Elyria Memorial Hospital take three weeks at home in Lorain, Conneaut, and other towns. Local figures attend grand encampments and trips to Michigan, New Jersey, New York, and Wisconsin with updates on ill residents and recuperation.
plaque honors Dwight W. Morrow at American embassy Mexico City
The Mexican people honor the late Dwight W. Morrow with a plaque in the American embassy in Mexico City. The inscription praises his cordial relations, fulfillment of his mission, affection for Mexico, and the affection he earned from Mexicans.
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Dwight Morrow
am+ pastador
Dwight W.morrow
Mexico City
Mexico
Family visits span towns and states this weekend
and Mrs. Arthur Perkins of East Broad street. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Hudnutt and family spent Sunday with Dr. and Mrs. O. D. Hudnutt of Youngstown, Ohio. Dr. E. T. Clauser accompanied by his son and daughter in law, Dr. and Mrs. Gordon Clauser, left Sunday for a week's visit with relatives in Cadillac, Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Perkins
East Broad Street
A. C. Hudnutt
O. D. Hudnutt
Youngstown
Ohio
E. T. Clauser
Gordon Clauser
Cadillac
Michigan
Choir picnic at Mrs Boynton’s Lake Avenue home
The Second Congregational Church choir holds a picnic at Mrs S H Boynton’s Lake Avenue home in the afternoon. North Elyria Grange No 2304 meets Thursday evening, July 14 at the Grange Hall.
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Second Congregational Church
S. H. Boynton
Lake Avenue
North Elyria
Financial woes loom over United Church ministers in Toronto
The closing Toronto conference session was told by Rev. A. H. Ferry that the financial condition of many ministers and their impoverished parishes has become increasingly serious over the past year.
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Divine
Toronto
Reading Between Lines of Side Ventures and Races
A fragment reflects debates over diversifying with side business ventures and pursuing earnings from track racing. The quote suggests uncertainty about balancing personal interests with potential secondary income in athletic circles.
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Phiors
Ely Woods
Moses
BE. L. Bailey
First Congregational Church
Eerpt
Egypt
Kaley
Dustheimer
L. W. Mahn
Betty Nilson
Robert McWilliams
Elgyis
Malin
Wiliam G. Sharp
Koffers
Giovanni Allessandrd
Lucia Marsico
North Lawn
Gulf Farms
Lavonne Searight
Betty Bishop
Giovanni
Susie Merante
Guiseppi Trombetta
Rocco Trombetta
Franco Luppino
Elyria Garden Club
Maddock
Castalia
Fred May
Ely Mans
Clark Maddock
William Maddock
Mary Maddock
Melvin Maddock
Pam
Lucille Murray
Frank May
May Home
Murray
Theodore Maddock
Bellevue
Warren
Hlyria
Joseph Metzler
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Post and Auxiliary
Best Broad Street
Bridge
Metzler
Edward Krugman
H. Draker
S. Sparks
J. Brant
Harry Forbes
Clyde Clapp
Charles French
Alvin, Squires
Gilson
Alice Metzler
Ed Krugman
Willis Krugman
Tracy Shattuck
Walter Metzler
Velma
Opal Rollins
Martin Bey Ts
Epworth League
Methodist Episcopal Church
Elyria Brown
Mildred Fow
Wayne Garland
la Grange
League
Presbyterian Mother's Auxiliary
Bristol
Harvard Avenue
Emmanuel Lutheran Missionary Society
R F. Leemhuis
Stanford Avenue
Mary A. Chandler
Vnior
Cora Palmer
Chestnut Street
W. B
South End Home Departmenteets
The
Methodist Church
Paror
Trustees
United Presbyterian
Merry Makers Club
Alma Rogers
Twelfth Street
Nettie Finch Webber
Ronald Findlay
Gertrude Matlorf
C. E
Bangers Lot
Web
Washington Ave
Mrs. Page
Miss Roling
Masonic Temple
Elyria Savings Trust
FUR Shoppe
Poe
U. S
Vestal
Tanley Viceorega
HE. ‘Are
W. Broad St
the Brown Company
Lodi Street
Elyvia
White
Elyria Fur
Middle Ave
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