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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1926

Page

3

National Business Women Convention Opens in Des Moines

Wation’s Business Women Tourney leads to Des Moines as the national convention opens with about four thousand members and delegates in attendance. Ohio figures join from Toledo Cleveland Columbus and Chicago hosts the President’s Special train. Notable speakers include Mabel Willebrandt and Thyrza Amos with tours to Yellowstone or Estes Park planned after the event.

Wation Des Moines Des Hlyria Business and Professional Women's Club Toledo Jean Cavers Columbus Ohio Federation Chicago Ohio Indiana Michigan Kentucky Virglnia Frances White Alliance Business and Professional Women of Chicago Mia Medil) McCormick Ora Snyder Helen Bennet Mabel Wilker Willebrandt The United States Thyrza Amos Pittsburgh University Susan Rehban Yellowstone Estes National Parks Cleveland Jane Couzens Detroit

Church Circle No 2 Picnic Postponed to July 29

Community schedule updates list Circle No 2 of First Congregational delaying its picnic to July 29 at Mrs. K M Johnson’s Stop 16 Grafton One. Meetings of the Woman’s Welsh Club Mrs W J Pemberthy 248 Seventh Street and the Woman’s Association of the Sig aim Community Church at Cascade Park are set for upcoming afternoons with planned officer installments and lunch or supper gatherings. The Methodist groups coordinate a joint picnic July 14 at Mrs Burke’s 257 Washington Avenue with a 7 30 pm officer election. Rev R E Neighbour of Chicago preached at First Baptist morning service on New Jerusalem and Coming Cataclysms with music by the Neighbour trio and choral groups. A four day Bible conference begins July 13 with venues across Cleveland churches and diverse topics leading to public attendance.

Circle No. 2 First Congregational Church Fittwenth K M. Johnson Grafton Young Women's Missionary Society of the First Methodist’ Church Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society J. F. Burke Washington Avenue New Jerusalem R. Ev. Neighbour Chicago First Baptist Church New City Sovi Cleveland Churches ii Bhe Philosphy Thomas Cook Gulf Road Second Congregational Church Brotherhood of American Yeomen Knights of Columbus Order of the American Yeomen C. O. F. Hall H. P. Chapman Second Street la Porte Rotary Club Hotel Newell American Legion Legion Hall Elks Lodge Elk’s Hall Frank Harmon Lodge A. M Woman's Welsh Club W. J. Pemberthy 7Th Street Circle No Dames of Malta LO. QO. F. Hall Youngs M BE Cascade Park Kenneth Lord Woman's Association Pilgrim Community Church United Presbyterian Church Yeomen Lady Rowena Circle Bible Study Club C. F. Wiseman Woodland Avenue Good Will

Annual Wagner reunion held at Boylan Cottage by Lake Shore

The Wag ner family reunion gathered yesterday at J. C. Boylan s summer home on the Lake Shore with about eighty guests enjoying a picnic lunch and sports including swimming and baseball. A 1927 reunion was voted to be held at the same location.

Wagner J. C. Boylan Lake Shore Ohio Andrew Snyder Charles Wagner Matt Casper Florence and Theresa Rothgary Ridgevlite Picklin Will Perry Omer Perry Lizzie Hendges Wagner Nef Florence Catherine Corabelle Vanburgen Cleveland John Wagner Mary Richard Albert Leonard Wagner Claude Wagner Rich Arthur Frank J. C. Ball Lydia Lawrence Wagner This City Terry Lorain

Community group meetings fill week calendar

Local clubs from Monday through Friday list gatherings at churches halls, lodges, and homes across Lorain and Elyria. Activities include picnics, luncheons, rug making, basket picnics, youth groups, and auxiliary meetings led by St Pauls, First and Second Congregational churches, Elks, Knights of Columbus, Yeomen, and many other organizations.

Friendship Reunion Held by Valley City and Elyria Families

The annual Friendship reunion at Valley City school ground drew twenty seven attendees. A picnic followed with sports. officers from last year were re elected. Delegates from Elyria and Hinckley were named for next year. Several members planned trips to Chicago for the forthcoming national convention.

Valley City Elyria Samuel Arias Harry Cleavinger Ubia City Craghead Hinckley

Misses Fillmon and friends enjoy Cedar Point outing

The Misses Jonnie and Mary Fillmon Dorothy Thornton Barbara Dosztan Virginia and Mrs Pr A Le Duc along with George J Fillmon Alex Munthan George B Fillmon Jamey Ross and Michael Fillmon spent Sunday at Cedar Point. Miss Helen Truex of Toledo was a guest of Elyria friends yesterday. Mr and Mrs Harmon Smith and daughter of Oak Harbor were Ruetts yesterday at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Draegert on East Avenue. Mr and Mrs C W Bonifield and son Jack of East Ninety First

Charles Draegert East Avenue Charles Draegerts Cascade Parc Oak Harbor Toledo Helen Truex Wm. Peters Harmon Peters Carl Draegert Meveland Ernest Bruce Cleveland Raymond Draegert Charles Schoenfelt A. W Jonnie Mary Fillmon Dorothy Thornton Barbara Dosztan Virginia Pr. A. le Duc George J. Fillmon Alex Munthan George B. Fillmon Jamey Ross Michael Fillmon Cedar Point Ohio Elyria Friends Harmon Smith Ruetts C. W. Bonifield Jack East Ninety-First

Town People Visit Relatives and Travel Plans

Street Cleveland guests of relatives in Elyria and Vermilion, Miss Margaret Claycomb weekends at Cedar Point, Alepaugh and Neufer families guests in Cleveland with plans to stay a week. Cleve Whitney returns from Kipton, Henry Guthmann host in Middle Avenue. Rosenthal Younger Grills families host at Fremont for a week. Heggie leaves for Des Moines to attend Business and Professional Women's Club meeting. Allen Merton Duty Sturtevant families visit, J R Brown and Catherine Field spend weeks in Granville. Briggs Ott take motoring trip to Cadillac Michigan. Davies Guidmar enjoy ten days fishing at French River Ontario. Edwin Tarry and wife welcome baby boy Sunday. Wendall Perkins staying with grandparents in Kipton. Clara Dyke Shrubsole Ruth Porter depart for Washington DC. Mueller West Avenue heads to Erie to visit Roy Jensen. Cleva Whitney guests L W Perkins at Locust Street. Edward and William King of Toledo with others travel plans.

Kipton Henry Guthmann Middle Avenué Henry Rosenthal Clarence Gulf Street Albert Younger Jessie Grills Arthur Horning Irving and Howad Grills Fremont Gertrude Heggie Des Moines Iowa Business and Professional Women's Clubs B. and Allen Wiliam Merton Fanney Merton Cleveland Adam Duty Birmingham June Sturtevant Oak Street Albert Yenger J. R. Brown Catherine T. G. Field Granville Ohio Harold Briggs Mary Ott Cadillac Michigan Walter BE. Davies Howard Guidmar French River Ontario Edwin Tarry Edwin Tarry of 111 Lake Avenue Wendall Perkins Lodi Street Chas. Whitney Clara Dyke Grace Shrubsole Ruth Porter Washington, D. C Martin Mueller, Sr West Avenue Erie Pennsylvania Roy Jensen Mise Cleva, Whitney L. W. Perkins Loci Street Edward King Toledo William

Local residents host visitors amid weekend travel notes

Gibsonburg and surrounding towns report a flurry of weekend visits as families host relatives and friends. Mrs R B Laverty entertained guests on Furnace street while Sammy Rockwood from Lakewood stayed with grandparents on St Clair street. Several residents plan trips abroad sailing from New York on the Majestic to England.

Local Family Guests Named in Brief Notice

The notice lists Mr and Mrs K Magsey of Fifth street Mr and Mrs D B Stevick of Wellington and Reverend and others as guests of their parents in a short society item.

E Guest K. Magsey Fifth Street D. B. Stevick Wellington

Mrs. F D Stevick Event at Meinke Home

Mrs. F D Stevick of Oklahoma attended an event yesterday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Meinke on 34 East Avenue.

F. D. Stevick Oklahoma Arthur Meinke East Avenue

Also Mentioned on This Page

Oliver Joy Wright National Federation of Business MARS Olive Joy Wright Business Women’s Clubs Seventh Street Woman's Association of the Sigrim Community Church Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Mathodist Episcopal Thureh Washingh Avenue Baptist Marvey Decker Eun-feme Murray Vrers Weing Boylan Cottage Nick Dericze North St James Connery Lexington Ave George Mahon Zimer Squires Seveland James Darady Woodford Ave Warden Rogers Rte. No John Cirele North Olmstead George Barnes Andrew Panp Vutean Sophia Koszelnicky Rte Gradton Henry Cook Prospect Dorothy Gibbons Lavere Seeley Marsetliza Irvin Kunerta Lake Ave Herbert Pine Bell Ave Jeave Sheffield Richard Morig Park Ave Mary Jane Henig Louis Zimmermas Wozqman Poobeasa Evangelical Woman's Union of St. Paul's Church Dorcas Society Grace Lutheran Church William Block Eleventh Street DeMoleys O. Fy Hall Alta Me Tall Club Harold Birch Ninth Street Elyria Women of the Mooseheart Legion Willlog Workers of Yeomen Chevalier Lodge Knighta of Tythias K. of P. Hall Sons of Veterans Auxiliary S J. Andrew's Episcopal Church Gulch Room Tigredis Club Mra. Frank Swaith Varmilton-onika Laxe Elk’s Convention Jake Shafer Ernest Whitney Thalks Shafer Royal Order Vic Woodward Dorothy Woodward Adolph Ebert Ford Loomis Loomis Congress Hotel Ruggles Methodist. Episcopal Church Rugges Grove Lakewood Riverview Hecock Day's Hardware Ners Gibsonburg R. BE Frank Laverty Furnace Street Sammy Rockwood Hollywood S. Rockwood St. Clair Street Pauline Krugman Clark Street Thelma Keick Vermilion On-The- Lake Philip Booth Sates Avenue William Walker Harwood Avenue New York City England R. J. Stearns Princeton Gyvenue Mary ©. Collins Olmsted Falls Ralph Whitney Spear Brady Lake Florence Shoupe Avalon Mary Margaret Borie Thomas Kershaw Brooklyn Street Pittsburgh Youngstown EH. E. Sheffield Herachel Ferguson Ht. M. Reichard Oberlin George Mills Cleveland Street Mount Vernon Charles W. Mills Alvin Speller E. Broad Street Baltimore Philadelphia Washington, D.C Walther Airdale Elm Street Springvale North Olmatead Howard B. Somers Elyria Savings & Trust Kingwood Elyria Dress Goods Shoppe Broad ST R. E. Neighbour, D. D
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