Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges
Admissions list includes Mrs Ernest Yandrick of Lorain Mrs Peter Toth at 7, Mrs Harry Fields Lorain, Mrs Richard Filaningan Sheriff Street. Discharges include Byron Gariss Wellington Mrs Peter Toth stop 7 Mrs Fred Steinhauser 220 Roosevelt Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Yandrick
Lorain
Peter Toth
Harry Fields
Richard Filaningan
Sheriff St
Byron Gariss
Wellington
Fred Steinhauser
Roosevelt St
Marian Martin Pattern 9664 for Active Sportswear
Advertisement for pattern 9664 offering chic topstitched activewear in linen pique broadcloth or novelty fabrics. Sizes 14 to 40, yardage listed for size 16, includes clear diagrams and sewing instructions. Order with 15 cents per pattern from Chronicle Telegram Pattern Department, 232 W 18th St New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Chronicle- Telegram Pattern Department
W. 18Th Sc
New York
N. Y
Colonial Club Elects Officers at McLeod Home
Members of the Monday Colonial Club met yesterday at Mrs. W. McLeod's home for the annual election. New officers are Mrs. J. H. Hurst president, Mrs. O. G. Sheppard vice president, and Mrs. A. H. Stoddard secretary-treasurer. Three tables of five hundred were played after the session. Mrs. John Faxon to host on Middle Avenue in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monday Colonial Club
W. McLeod
J. H. Hurst
O. G. Sheppard
A. H. Stoddard
John Faxon
Middle Avenue
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Meeting Recap
The VFW Auxiliary met in club rooms with president presiding. Mrs Perkins and Mrs Mulroy reported on the Columbus encampment. Mrs Hand won a prize. A picnic is planned at Vermilion on the Lake Sunday July 15. A social meeting replaces the next business session. A wiener roast will be at Mrs Burton's home on Griswold Road July 24. The next regular session is August 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Arthur Perkins
Columbus
Perkins
Joe Mulroy
Mary Hand
Clyde Clapp
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
B. Burton
Griswold Ffoad
Daly
Rainbow Girls meet. Wicker reports Toledo assembly honor
At the regular Rainbow Girls meeting last evening in the Odd Fellows Hall Virginia Wicker worthy advisor reported on the grand assembly in Toledo where she was honored with the appointment of grand confidential observer The session outlined a July 24 dance at the Odd Fellows hall with Demolay Lodge invited and a bridge party planned for August Also discussed was an upcoming offensive membership campaign The lodge hosted several Lorain visitors as guests
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Girls
Odd Fellows Hall
Virginia Wicker
Grand Assembly
Toledo
Assembly
Demolay Lodge
Lorain
Marriage License Applications filed in Lorain County
A list of marriage license applications shows several couples with ages and occupations. Otto Car Lang, 36, of Charleston WV, and Alice Irene Aussiker, 29, of Oberlin. Frank A. Fischer, 23, Lorain, machinist, and Anna Futo, 24, Elyria Township. John Dormon, 54, Lorain, steel worker, and Anna Szollosi, 48, Lorain. Joseph Janosih, 22, Lorain, machine operator, and Helen Kish, 21, Sheffield Township. Harold A. Edwards, 26, Oberlin Station attendant, and Ruth I Van Ausdale, 23, Oberlin. Lynn Parrish, 23, Lorain, meat cutter, and Agnes Benson, 19, Lorain. A priest. Wilfred Couture, 24, Lorain, chemist, and Helen White, 20, Lorain. Rev. Johnson. Miss Margaret Dean of Cleveland Street spending summer in Pennsylvania visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Car! Lang
Charleston
W. Virginia
Alice Irene Aussiker
Oberlin
R. W. Courtney
Lorain
Frank A. Fischer
Anna Futo
Elyda Township
Richert
John Dormon
Anna Szollosi
Lo-rain
Richard
Joseph Janosih
Helen Kish
Pilgrim Community Church Honours Its Eldest Member
Pilgrim Community church extends congratulations to Mrs. Sarah Heal as she nears ninety. She lives at 421 Kenyon Street and is joined by four children in celebrating the milestone. Rev L W Mahn delivered the sermon using John 16 15 and spoke on Christian friendship. Plans are underway for a grove open air service with a basket picnic after devotional and song. Committees will handle arrangements with further announcements to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilgrim Community Church
Sarah Heal
Kenyon Street
G. Lee
Sturgis
Michigan
Edwin Wray
Cleveland
Ohio
Irvin Wendell
Harry Heal
Elyria
L. W. Mahn
Havre
North Olmsted Park Picnic Brings Missouri Group Together
Former Missourians form a new social club in Elyria Lorain and Cleveland. Sixty members from about ten Missouri cities attended a picnic at North Olmsted Park. J L Pallardy elected secretary. Members from Elyria Lorain and Cleveland listed. Annual picnic planned with future cil activities and fall meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Olmsted Park
Missouri
Elyria
Lorain
Cleveland
J. L. Pallardy
Andrew J. Pitman
Paul Irion
T. D. Garf
Harry&. Wells
G. Hockaden
E. G. Erber
Miss Marge Krugman Hosts Mon-O-Mov Club Meeting
At her Clark street home Miss Krugman hosted a Mon-O-Mov Club regular meeting. Plans were made to rent a Vermilion-on-the-Lake cottage in the last two weeks of August. Runco was played with Lil Crist winning first prize and Ruth Barton receiving consolation. Refreshments featured a green and white color scheme. The club adjourned to meet in two weeks at Miss Hazel Todgham on Clinton avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marge Krugman
Clark Street
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Runco
Lil Crist
Ruth Barton
Hazel Todgham
Clinton Avenue
Local social gathering hosted by Mrs Griffiths in Avon Lake
Mr and Mrs F A Smythe and Mr and Mrs Squire attended a party hosted by Mrs E Griffiths in Avon Lake on Saturday evening. The wives of the Knights of the Red Cross entertained their husbands. The group dined at the Community church at Stop 58 Lake road and then returned to the Griffiths home for cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A Smythe
Squire
E. Griffiths
Avon Lake
Knights of the Red Cross of Constantine
Stop 58
Lake Road
Griffiths
Young Women’s Division Hosts Picnic in Cascade Park
The Second Congregational Church group held a six o'clock picnic dinner in Cascade park yesterday for members and children. A social hour followed with games for the children. The September meeting will be at Mrs Ann Botamer’s home on High Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational Church
Cascade Park
Ann Botamer
High Street
Evening club and lodge gatherings across St Paul churches
Tonight several groups meet for regular events including Young People from St Paul churches, Junior Young People at Grace Lutheran for a lake picnic, Elks Lodge 165 meeting with Auxiliary to Knights of St John, Daughters of Union Veterans dinner at Cascade Park, W E A birthday party for May and June members, Odd Fellows officer installation, Row Wow Club lake picnic, Major Woodworth work team card party, Garden Club at Mr and Mrs Smythe's, Mrs Will Thomas speaking on Washington DC visit, Harmon Lodge 663 F and A M, American Legion meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s League of
St. Paul's Church
Grace Lutheran Church
B. P
Elks Lodge No. 165
Knights of St. John
Daughters of Union Veterans
Cascade Park
Odd Fellows
Row Wow Club
Woodworth
Hoor
Garden Club
F. A. Smythe
Washington Avenue
Will Thomas
Bishop’s Garden
Washington, D. C
Frank S. Harmon
A. M
American Legion
Meeting Change for Mothers Auxiliary Program
The Mothers' Auxiliary of the United Presbyterian church will meet this evening with Mrs. G. C. Bristol at 161 Harvard Avenue, instead of Mrs. Robert T. Moore of Garford Avenue as previously announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United T Presbyterian Church
GC. L. Bristol
Harvard Avenue
Robert T. Moore
Garford Avenue
E L F Club Beach Party at Century Park Lorain
The E L F Club held a beach party last evening at Century Park Lorain with a steak fry and bathing as diversions. Attending members included Misses Margaret and Irene Zachman Claire Emer ick Donna and Norman Stegman Helene Cautle and Mrs Earl Tompkins. A picnic is planned for two weeks at an announced location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. F Club
Century Park
Lorain
Margaret
Irene Zachman
Claire Emerick
Donna
Norman Stegman
Helene Cautle
Earl Tompkins
Rainbow Class Adjourns Till Fall at Cascade Park
Cascade Park hosted a tureen supper for the Rainbow Class of the Methodist church with families. About forty-five attendees shared the six thirty dinner and the class will not meet again until the second Monday in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
Methodist Church
Local Gossip Highlights Visits and Travels
Local residents share travel plans and visits as winter lists include Chippewa Lake Ohio Chicago Chicago visitor John Fauver Mellen Oak Park Illinois lists Mrs May Johnson in Cleveland and Mrs E G Taylor in West Palm Beach, while N J McManus family prepare Asbury Park residency in the East. Remembrances come from Edith Patterson in Gary Indiana and Weslaco Texas resident Cleveland Weslaco. wrap mentions Mrs Maurice Wright from San Diego and Miss Helen Monroe’s return from London Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R F. Barres
Stanford Avenue
Chippewa Lake
Ohio
Donald Bush
Century of Progress
Chicago
John Fauver Mellen
Oak Park
Alinois
Dorothy Rumph
Huron Street
Cleveland
E. G. Taylor
West Palm Beach
Florida
May Johnson
Cleveland Street
N. J. McManus
Asbury Park
New Jersey
McVwanus
Frank Kreutzfeld
Third Street
Roy Worcester
St Mary's Hospital
Niagara Falls
Gary
Indiana
Edith Piercy Patterson
Tahoman Patterson
Patterson
Elyria
DA Cleveland
Weslaco
Texas
Maurice B. Wright
San Diego
California
Mig Nece
John K. Nece
Brooklyn Street
A. F. Goldsmith
Helen Monroe
London
Lyman Baker
Wilma Bon
Local Social Notes From Elyria Families Visit, Births, and Reunions
Mr and Mrs T B Faxon and daughter of Atlanta host at the Brooks home on Third street. The Wilmot and Higgins families travel from Oxford avenue and Waukegan to attend the World's Fair and visit relatives in Elyria. Mrs S Higeons and daughter Ruth return with them for a week in Elyria. Mr and Mrs W J Jennings and daughter Emma of Clare Michigan return home from a visit with the Baird family. Jack Penrod attends a garden party in Wellington in honor of Mrs Berton Payne of Conneaut. Others from Floria attend, including H Wheeler Russell Payne and B E Mosley. The Wilmot party and Sheriff street residents plan a return from Decatur Illinois. Mrs Augustine remains in Elyria while Mr Augustine goes back to Illinois. Mr and Mrs Richard Flanning of Sheriff street announce the birth of a son at Elvira Memorial Hospital on July 11. Miss Carrie Lou Church returns home on West Avenue after a Great Lakes cruise with a Chicago visit to the Century of Progress. Ralph Ohbitts of Denver Bible Institute spends vacation with his parents on Fourth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Faxon
Atlanta
Georgia
John Brooks
Third Street
James Wilmot
Oxford Avenue
J. Higgins
Waukegan
Illinois
Wilmots
Higeons
Ruth
Conneaut
Filoria
Wheeler
Russell Payne
B. E. Mosley
W. R Augustine
Decatur
Augustine
Elyria
Richard Flannigan
Sheriff Street
Elvira Memorial Hospital
Carrie Lou Church
West Avenue
Chicago
Ralph Ohbitts
Denver Bible Institute
Denver
Colorado
L. Abbitts
Fourth Street
Group instruction proven equal to individual training
Salt Lake City Utah—Professor J E Jepson of the University of Utah reports exhaustive trials with high school students show group instruction is 15 percent as effective as individual training. Final judging panel, including experienced musicians, could not identify group trained pupils, and most judges favored group training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City, Utah
J. E. Jepson
University of Utah
Jepsnan
Salt Lake City
Barber Makes His Own Violin in Oklahoma Town
In Mangum Oklahoma Fred Wangum, an inexperienced craftsman, decided to own a fiddle and completed a small instrument in 17 days. He spent 75 cents on glue 25 cents on a tailpiece and ten cents for a bridge as he crafted his own violin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mangum
Okla Ufm
Fred
Wangum
Plane returns to Wellington after July fourth flights
A large Stinson Cabin plane that carried passengers on the Fourth of July landed at the Wellington Fair grounds yesterday afternoon. A big crowd gathered and many enjoyed a splendid ride aboard the aircraft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Stinson
Pasengers
Fairgrounds
Sugar Hill Outing for Sunday School Class Dinner
Fifty members and friends of Dr Records Sunday School Class gathered at Sugar Hill after church services for a covered dish dinner. Mrs Treva Bill Mrs Lawrence Baker and Mrs Ralph Weiss served on a refreshments committee. Games were played and much merriment resulted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Records
Sugar Hill
Treva Bill
Lawrence Baker
Ralph Weiss
Party at Garrattville Guests Enjoy Picnic and Nelson Ledges
A large group led by Mr and Mrs W W Clisby gathered at Mrs J J Jackson's Garrattville home for a Sunday visit. The party included extended family members from Clisby Warner Hummel and Led yard circles and Elberta. After a lawn picnic they drove to Nelson Ledges before returning home in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrettsville
W. W. Clisby
Roy Clisby
Sam Hummel
George Warner
Margaret
Jeannette Warner
E. E. Watters
Elberta
Franklin Jones
Here
Alfred Ledyard
Bobby
Alfred Horr
Cleveland
J. J. Jackson
Garrattaville
Jackson
Nelson Ledges
Funeral Held For Cort Lang Of Penfield
The funeral for Cort Lang of Penfield was at the Congregational church in Penfield on Sunday afternoon with Rev. Schott and Rev. Jump officiating. The Penfield Boys Quartet sang, and burial followed at Penfield cemetery under Keith 8 Andrews. Special music at morning services included a violin solo by Fred Sponseller and a vocal by Miss Marion Sponseller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cort Lang
Penfield
Schott
Jump
Penfield Cemetery
Keith 8. Andrews
Honors sister with garden party at Hughes home
Miss Dorothy Hughes entertained fifty guests Saturday evening in a garden party at the home of Mr and Mrs John Hughes. The event honored Mrs Burton E Payne of Conneaut Ohio. The garden was lit by Japanese lanterns and music flowed throughout the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hughes
Dorothy Hughes
Burton EF. Payne
Conneaut, Ono
Evening of music and hunt ends with buried treasure find
An evening by two accordion artists featured a treasure hunt led by Roy Mc Cormick, which the group successfully completed. At midnight refreshments were served around the garden. Guests hailing from Dayton Norwalk Larain Amherst Elyria and Conneaut attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy McCormick
Dayton
Norwalk
Larain
Amherst
Elyria
Conneaut
WCTU Covered Dish Meeting July 18 on North Main
The W C T U. will hold a covered dish meeting July 18 on the lawn of Mrs. T M Pfeiffer on North Main Street. The afternoon speaker will be Miss Hinman, County Treasurer of the WCTU. It is hoped for good attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C.T U
T. M. Pfeiffer
North Main Street
Hinman
Class Will Enjoy Boat Ride On Steamer Goodtime
The M. E. church youth class taught by Mrs. L. A. Baumgardner plans a boat trip on the Steamer Goodtime from Cleveland Friday evening. Cars depart the church at 6 15 p. m. Miss Mary Lillian Stemple is in Amherst today. Out‑of‑town attendees at Cort Lang’s funeral in Penfield Sunday include Hattie Lang Deerfield Michigan Kirkpatrick Polk and several Ives and Widowson family members. An Official Board meeting follows the weekly prayer service at the M E church Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
L. A. Baumgardner
Cleveland
Mary Lillian Stemple
Amherst
Rolfe
Manafield
Scott Anderson
Cort Lang
Penfield
Hattie Lang
Deerfield
Michigan
Kirkpatrick
Polk
Roy Widdowson
Lewis Ives
Hattie Ives
Lyman and
Reed Ives
Oberlin
Scientific births not rare says ex-husband in settlement suit
Los Angeles July 11 birth of three daughters to Mrs Mate Hommel through a scientific transplantation process was not miraculous according to her former husband Dr Wesley J Hommel. His testimony in a $500,000 property settlement suit revealed details about the births and his claim of performing several such "miracles" since beginning medical practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Mate Hommel
Wesley J Hommel
Medical experts discuss rare birth mystery case
A group of local physicians shared views with United Press on a seemingly common but puzzling situation involving paternity and community property. Dr Hommel declined to discuss his ex-wife’s claim that her daughters have a father not seen until after birth. Mrs Hommel's divorce proceedings remain with a court referee for accounting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lywood
United Press
Hommel
James Shelley
Highland Park
Michigan
True education informs the mind and teaches it to think
The statement asserts that education should cultivate thinking and mental development, emphasizing the mind as central to learning and growth. It frames true education as more than factual knowledge, highlighting critical thought as its core aim.
Vision of a time when bar sent to hospital and sick jailed
An old English writer imagined a future where statutes would send the bar to hospital and the sick to jail. The Dead Letter Office in Washington marks its 104th year of operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
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BE. L. F. Club
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Violin
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Herrick Ave
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Courtland
Lang Rites
Congregational Church
Fred Sponseller
Marion Sponseller
Jack Penrod
Minnie Jamieson
Taylor Street
Medina
Frank Miller
Herrick Avenue
West
Miller
Collins
W.C. T. U. Picnic
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Maiden
Mace
Green Wave
la ‘Vogue
Elyria Sav. & Trust
Eve At the Hedges
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Dewey Fackler
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Physical Culture Hotel, Inc
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N.Y
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Nous Health
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