Small state of this year planning meeting in Grafton
A planning meeting titled Small state of this year is arranged for Ely 14 at the Meth church in Grafton. The program includes devotionals, miscelaneous business, committee appointments, and lectures by local officers and speakers. Attendees include Mes. Nelle Migs president Ida L. Jaycox and Susan F. Hinman secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
C. BU
Ammety
Ely
Grafton
Ip-Charga
Insrwintenden
Ie Presez
Knyria Oficer
Mes
Nelle HU
Evening community groups meet across city venues
Today and tonight numerous organizations hold meetings and events. Women’s Benefit Association gathers at Purest Hall at 7 30. Paak and Harmon Lodge at Mason Temple 7. Elks and Odd Fellows clubs host socials. YMCA and American Legion rooms host gatherings. Ladies' Aid circles meet at St Paul’s venues. Federation Girls and YWCA plan picnics and luncheons. Interme ate Christian Endeavor and First Congregational plan services. Junior Guild of St Andrew's Church meets in the 20 o'clock child rooms with Mrs Minch discussing topics for the girls.
All Members Called to Gandier Concert Trip
A note urges the entire group to attend the Gandier concert trip with special interest for two girls and requests all members to be present.
New Bird Organization Holds Meeting Tonight
The New Bird Organization will hold two meetings tonight in the Lorain County Bank room at 7 20. The group, though recently organized, is touted as a great success and a valuable opportunity for attendees. Everyone is welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bird Organization
Lorain County
Picnic for Division L of Second Congregational Church Postponed
The Division L picnic at the Second Congregational church scheduled for tomorrow afternoon is postponed due to the common HY picnic. No new date has been set. an announcement will be made as soon as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational Church
T. R Rudolph
West Bridge Street
Friendship club cabinet plans Thursday YWCA meeting
The Friendship club cabinet will hold its regular meeting at the Y WUC AL at 5 30 on Thursday afternoon. Each girl should bring her own picnic supper. Present at this meeting.
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Friendship Club Cabinet
Y Wuc AL
Coterie Five Hundred Club
Herman Krugman
Princeton Avenue
Local Social Roundup Sees Many Visits and Meetings
Elyria residents travel to Loon Lake New York and Michigan visiting relatives and friends. Cleveland and Toledo guests visit Lake Avenue households. clubs and church groups hold meetings including Y W C A boards, Circle No 2 at St Pauls Church, and Triangle club trustees elected for fall plans.
Rotary trip guest laments slow lines in England
A. J. Curran reports A. L. Hannaford, abroad on the Rotary tour, enjoys the trip but laments the telephone service, joking that England is behind the times and that they can smile but cannot dial. The item ends with a quip about Elyria not being a true red cent city.
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A. J. Curran
Telephone Company
A. L. Hannaford
England
Elyria
Summers Family Guests and Newborn in Local Notices
Mrs B E Saunders of 608 Middle avenue and her daughter Virginia travel to Cape Cod Massachusetts. A son weighing eight pounds was born to Mr and Mrs James Carroll of 316 Seventh street. Numerous relatives from Norwalk Oberlin Earl court attend over Sunday visit with Mr and Mrs R M Summers and family at Earl Court.
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B. E. Saunders
Middle Avenue
Daughter
Virginia
Cape Cod
Mass
James Carroll
Seventh Street
W. H. Wildman
Harold Wildman
Wildman
Norwalk
C. R. Summers
Edéna Smith
Oberlin
H.W. Summers
Earl Court
Afr
R. M. Summers
Hospital Notes Births and Discharges Record
Berniece Neff and Charles Wrnsht at 243 Oxford Street welcome a son born to Mr and Mrs C A Net. Discharges include Mrs Cerl Baron of 215 Finneston Avenue Mrs Frank Paonessa of 215 Oberlin Road and Joe Rustrak Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berniece Neff
Charles Wrnsht
Oxford Street
C. AL Net. Greasion
Cerl Baron
Finneston Avenue
Frank Paonessa
Oberlin Road
Joe Rustrak
Elyria
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN Girds Teeth Fashion and Legal Shifts
A collage of short items notes Japanese women reshaping beauty trends, a Canadian writer Nellie McClung nominated for Alberta legislature, Anne Wetsn elected as Dublin lecturer, a California divorce plea in San Rafael, and new female leadership in Toronto theater and city council, plus policy on under 21 hotel work in Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tondon
Experis
Onsin
Bell Boys
China
Guquette
Nellie McClung
Alberta
Anne Wetsn
América
Treland
Cark
San Rafael
T. Cal
Ee Batns
Glare Shortridge Foliz
Annette Adams
Grocer Urged to Request Blue Devil Cleanser Sample
A prompt urges customers to wake grocers and ask for a sample of Blue Devil Cleanser, signaling promotional distribution or product sampling in local stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Devil Cleanser
Missing Man At Community Picnic Draws Attention
A community picnic tomorrow posts a notice seeking a missing man. Authorities urge residents to share information and contact the event organizers if seen.
Ohio Federations Women Clubs Promote Vacation Bible Schools
Ohio federation women push daily Vacation Bible Schools as a statewide childfare effort. In Marion Miss Clane Carrier supervises activities beginning June 27 for four Marian churches with four to twelve year olds, including music, stories, art, and a week end pageant. Steubenville clubs fund playgrounds with local support and donate to children of Middle Europe. Anna Olga Jones addresses business girls in Marion. Lima Federation grows to 45 clubs, with ten new members in ten months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deily Vacation Bible Schools
Ohio Club
Marion
Clane Carrier
Baston School of Religious Education
Alantar
Kindersarten
Christ
Steubenville
Steubenville’s. Woman's Club
Steubenville Chamber of Commerce
Woman's Club
Middle Europe
Anna Olga Jones
Columbus
Women’s Association of Commerce
Lima Federation
Lima Federation of Women
Women run auto service and garage opens in Boston
A proposed Boston garage will be staffed and run by women including managers, attendants, and mechanics with women drivers for taxi service connected to the facility. The piece also notes a police court ruling in Eureka allowing women to whistle without disturbing the peace and mentions a Denver luncheon promoting Colorado beef to housewives.
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United States
Samuel M. Shortridge
California
Eureka
Cal
Denver
Colorado
Denver Live Stock Exchange
Boston
Brighton residents enjoy visits and local weddings in Wellington
Bright and varied social notes list visits by Rev Hales and family and Rev Kimmel in Bug gies Beach. Wesley Earl Cole and Jen ale Peet wed in Elyria on Thursday July 7 and hosted a reception that evening. the couple to reside with the bride's mother as Cole is in a garage partnership with Verne Jeffrey.
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Brighton
Fred Brown
Wellington
Thomas Seil
H. W. Hales
Rev
Kimmel
Buggies Beach
Wesley Earl Cole
Jenale Peet
Elyria
Mrs. Cole
H. Herbert
Cole
Verne Jeffrey
Jennie
Kenneth Gill
Toledo
Aln
Ona Goss
Temperance
Inez Mann
Youngstown
Tmm. Sell
R. O. Gill
Pittsfield
A. N
TC. Egill
Enger2
Garrett
J. T. Burrows
Walter Megher
William
Claude Holmes
Liten- Heid
Roy Burge
J. M. Burge
Rev. Kimmel
Valentia
Vernie Hates
Mae Burrows
Alice Loveland
Tracy Herrick
Lakewood
Charles Gul
Stanford Herrick
Local Visitors Spend Days with Lorain Residents
Mr and Mrs John Harnish and daughter and Miss Martha Carlfale of Lorain have been spending several days with Mr and Mrs Clayton Barrick during the Saturday evening shopping period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Harnish
Martha Carlfale
Lorain
Clayton Barrick
Community notes from Birmingham area July gathering
Local items include a sermon by F O Wilford on the divinity of Christ at the Birmingham Reformed church, an ice cream social by the Ladies Aid, visits by Miss Emma Cook and Miss Helen Rahn, and plans by John Krieger to sell his farm. A reunion at the Ver mileon orphanage farm recalled past Light and Hope ties near Kern Indiana with attendees from Ohio and China.
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Birmingham
Kain
F. O. Wilford
Elyria
Birminghan Reformed Church
Wilford
Christ
Ladies Aid Society
Emma Cook
Sandusky
Mary Cook
John Krieger
Fred Brandau
Brownhelm
Stra. A. FE. Brandau
W. C. Twu
Will Moulder
Jay Temple
E. Boone
Florence
EB. FE. Volk
Albrecht
Harry
T. G. Volk
Ely
Tia
E. Volk
Vermilion River
Light and Hope
J. A. Springer
Kern
Indiana
Coen
Volk
Frank Meyers
Gation
Ohio
Farcesen
S. J. Hansen
FE. J. Hausel
Jierman Rahn
Lillian Riedel
Waney Jones
A. E. Etzel
Cleveland
Anna Kropp
Tsai Hsien
Shantung
China
Tug of War At Community Picnic Draws Jim Hewitt and Mayor Jones
Local note announces a tug-of-war event featuring Jim Hewitt and Mayor Jones at the Crystal Beach Community Picnic set for tomorrow, highlighting a lighthearted civic gathering and friendly competition.
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Jim Hewitt
Mayor Jones
Crystal Beach
Obio and Amherst Residents List Spelling Marriage Notices
A fragmented list names many Ohio residents including Mary Kropf and Lillian Dawman with households in Obio Akros and Amherst. Included are Mr and Mrs positions for the Kropfs, the Bauman family, the Voik and Ward families, plus Katherine Emilch and Adam Mute with Chicago ties.
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Mary Kropf
Christ Kropf
Axtel
Obio
Rugby
Wre
Robert Catdiff
H. E. Baumann
Mise
Lillian
Dawman
Kalb Bauman
Akros
Ald
FE. E. Voik
Amherst
Frank ‘Ward
Clerejeamd
Chicago
JIL
Adam Mute
Kipton
Katherine Emilch
Henry Wichach
Birminsham
Ohio
Norwalk Firelands Hastorical convenation and local notices
Norwalk prepares for the Firelands convenation with Judge D Homer Craver returning for a new cages assignment. Obituaries list Mabel Lindsey Lue wig Elizabet Galley 84 and Elizabeth Tony 935 Willard plus James Holloway 77 Betsy Jefferson 93 Berlin Heights. Electrical storm damages crops and heat causes pavement explosions. E P Snyder tops market with first home grown sweet corn. Marion county arrests T L Brooks after acquittal in related case. Artificial ice plant orders thousands of tons of ice. High school varsity players risk removal for study failures. Norwalk Kiwanis meet in Fremont tonight. James Schafer Vernon becomes I O O F board president. Bark remains on the board. Wrist fined 100 and 25 in police raid.
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Firelands Hastorical
D. Homer Craver
Desths
Mabel Lindsey Luewig
Willard
Elizabet Galley
Elizabeth Tony
James Holloway
Betsy Jefferson
Berlin Heights
E. P. Snyder
Marion County
T. L. Brooks
Norwalk Kiwanis Club
Fremont
James Schafer
Vernon
William Berk
Springfield
Bark
Ashland Union Picnic Set at Norris Grove
Ashland Lodges of Ashland schedule a union picnic at Norris Grove on July 20. Salvation Army warns police that girls are forging collections in the society name. County Board of Education reports a surplus of teachers.
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Lodges of
Ashland
Norris Grove
Salvation Army
County Board of Education
Free prizes at Community Picnic at Crystal Beach Tomorrow
Two hundred prizes await attendees at the Community Picnic at Crystal Beach tomorrow. The offer invites residents to join the event and try their luck for a free prize.
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Crystal Beach
Woman Uses Lydia E Pinkham's Remedy in Detroit
Detroit reader Mrs Li M Darras credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing years of ill health preventing breakfast and work. She describes headaches and fatigue that vanished after four bottles. The ad promotes the remedy for backache bearing-down feelings and nervous distress.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Detroit
Mich
Li. M. Darras
Howard St
Detroit, Mich
Lydia BE. Pinkham
Wanted Men and Cree with tired burning feet sale
Help for tired aching feet with Sauter Drop Salve 25c. For sale by C. W. Phillips, Broad St. and all drug stores.
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C. W. Phillips
Broad St
Community Picnic at Crystal Beach Prompts Local Notice
Disjointed OCR note mentions a Crystal Beach picnic tomorrow and a person named John M. Boott, reportedly dead from heat prostration. The fragment references a tremens plan and jubilee celebration but lacks details for full context.
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John M. Boott
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W. C. T.U. Institute
Elizabeth Hegerman
Hinton
Shell
Afra
Jaycox
Women's Benefit Association
Initiaum
Paak & Harmon Lodge
Mason‘Temple
Pythias
G. A. Rali
Elks Lodge
Elks Hall
Etary Club
American Legion
Ctrale
St. Pauls
Schultz
East River
Odd Fellows Lodge No
I. 0
F. Hall
Ladies’ Auxiliary of Knights
John
K. of C. Bat
Federation Girls
C. A
Cascade Park
Exchange Club
Chamber of Mmmerce
Westminster Council
Intermeate Christian Endeavor of
First Egregational
Church In Church An
Fuciler
Guild. of
St. Andrews
Ladies’ Aid
St. Paul's Church
St. Paul’s
Pignic
FE. A. Lewis of
Earlcourt
Chagrin Falls
Fr.h.waneman
Fernace Street
King Solomon's Lodge
Lloyd Cole
B. E. Curtice
LaGrange
Five Hundred Club
Starr Faxon
Westay
Sally Ann
Natures
Renouard’s Bakery
Charlotte Corday
Joseph
Loon Lake
New York
Zella Williams
Ars
Henry Miller
Lake Avenue
Michigan
Lansing
A.D. Darling
LaVonne
Late Avenue
John Shook
North Canton
J. E. Riley
Clark Street
F. W. Colson
Ivy Jane Edmondson
George Junior Edmondson
Avlard
Mildred
Peter Koinski
Kenyon Avenue
John Robertson
Oxford Avenue
Kansas
R. L. Stearns
Milton
Olmsted Falls
Ww. S Smith
Beverly Court
J. Anderson
W. Thirty-fifth Street
J. Moor
E. Thirtieth Street
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
L. C. Strawn
Moberly, Mo
Charles Smith
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Robert Lersch
Lyman Bothwell
Wilmington
Del
Fairerswell
Mrs. Buswell
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Triangle Club
John Hawkins
Edward Giberson
John W. Braerdigan
Ohio Federation Women’s Clubs
Glade
B. Thomas
The
Northern Savings & Loan Co
Telyria
Holland
Sipes
Sutton
LEE Whitney and CO
Ettria, O
Brown
West Ave
Auto Tops
N. D. MacLeod Ltd
O&lo
Auto Top
Ebert
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