Record enrollments in Cascade Park swimming classes
Cascade Park pool offers free swimming lessons on Tuesday Thursday and Friday mornings from 10 to 11. Registration is capped as 162 have enrolled, with instructors hired to teach beginners advanced students and life-saving. The goal is to make every Elyrian able to swim to prevent water catastrophes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park Pool
Jessons
Park Board
Pittsfield Notes on Art Talks and 4th of July Fun
In Pittsfield July 11 Rev William Smith of the Community church will present Religion Through Art with Hoffmans picture of the Rich Young Ruler. July 14 features another last supper painting by D Vinci. A large family gathering at the Knapps included many relatives from Graf ton Elyria and Valley City with a lawn dinner and games. Fireworks were modest due to rain but a good crowd later enjoyed displays at Center park. The report thanks contributors from Kipton LaGrange and others who helped fund and staff the celebration and notes several visits from relatives and neighbors. Wheat harvest prospects look good with several Cleveland visitors at local homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
William Smith
Community Church
Christ
Hoffman
D’vinci
Elfreda Wheeler
Cleveland
Mary Wheeler
Carl Wheeler
William Knapp
Lewis Knapp
Vern Knapp
Maxine
Ellis Knapp
Bert Baker
Ginix
Marian
Winifred
Hugh Knapp
Grace Jenkins
Raymond Lee
Gordon Wilkins
Grafton
Elyria
C. Marsh
Valley City
Heater
Famiy
Bellevue
Herman Sazadow
Jean
Norwalk
R. C. Stoddard
A. E. Nash
Eva Glynn
Nash
Secreast
Laurence Mohrman
Albert Mohrman
R. Zimmerman
Chippewa Lake
Harry Gill
Wellington
Mellissa Gill
Rufus Guill
Center Park
Lorain
Amherst
Kipton
LaGrange
Theo, Whitney
Harley Reising
Mark Wilson
Gary
Indiana
Fannie Wilson
Herbert Whitney
Lewis Angop
Fred Jordan
Helen Jordan
Gates Mills
Jordan
Clarence Friend
Vina Waite
Local notices from Eaton area readers and visitors
A collage of social notes from Eaton and nearby towns recount visits by Monroe and Parma residents, funeral attendance for Darius Carpenter, meetings of local Baptist and Methodist circles, and picnic plans at Chippewa Lake. Names include Gilpin, Stranahan, Bagley, Carpenter, Ives, Akins, and Martin among others.
Sunday Visits At Local Residences Highlight Social Round
Of Wellington, were Sunday supper guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Norton. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jordan spent Sunday at the home of their daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Beam, in Kipton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Vernon Norton
Robert Jordan
Leon Beam
Kipton
Frasch
Toledo
A. W. Fitch
M. E. Sunday School
Edwin Carpenter
Olen
Howard Weaver
Mansfield
M. G. Ferguson
Mrs. F. Smith
Ann Arbor, Mich
Birmingham church notices and visitors impact
In Birmingham on July 11 1824 Rev W M Kinsley of the M E church outlines a Sunday morning service at 10 o clock on July 14. Mr and Mrs Walter Lawrence and children visit, with Mrs J R Law also noted. The text mentions Norwalk visitors and Len Kelley family with grandchildren Reta and Ross.
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Birmingham
Birmingham M. FE
W. OM. Kinsley
Walter Lawrence
J. R. Law
Norwalk
Len Kelley
Reta
Rural families visit over the Fourth of July week
Locals from Huntington and neighboring towns recount Independence Day visits and Sunday gatherings. Names include Roy Davidson and family from Dubois. Solida, Kaufman, and Cassell families in various house stays. Detroit and Elyria travel, and a mishmash of relatives from Nankin, West Salem, Akron, Wheeling, California, and Toledo joining at several homes. One injury noted from wood cutting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Roy Davidson
Harriet
Wanda
Dubois
Harry Solida
Ed Kaufman
Nankin
Charles Cassell
Raymond Hinds
Detroit
Michigan
Court Palmer
Maranda
New York
Lester Bowen
Elyria
H. D. Bowen
Hart Leininger
Marion Crile
Warren Freyman
Sullivan
Warren
Dan Lance
Will Lance
West Salem
M. Cassell
West Virginia
Joe Rapking
Ross Reno
California
Sylvia Solida
Toledo
Ohio
Mich
Harry Blandford
Betty Maxwell
Smith
Jeanette Rouse
H. i. Solida
West Ridge Busy With Rain Hampered Harvest News
West Ridge June 11 farmers bustle to harvest grain amid heavy rains. Numerous local families and visitors from Elyria Oberlin Lorain and Cleveland attend social calls and gatherings. Community clubs 4 H youth groups and church events fill the week with meals visits and outings around Oberlin road and nearby towns.
Residents and visitors note Sunday social roundups
Fleming spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Fred Peabody in Wakeman. Dozens of families from Ashtabula Elyria Lorain and nearby towns visited relatives and friends across the area. Wheat cutting floridly marks a busy weekend as locals share meals and conversations along with occasional minor incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Ries
P. W. Kuhl
Vermilion
Willard Davidson
F. W. Black
Rocky River
W. A. Moulder
Marion Bates
Elyria
C. W. Lawrence
Walter Gerber
Charley Grenzebach
William Schlecter
Carl
J. D. Parker
C. B. Griffin
Everett Bell
Norma
North Amherst
Clayton House
Delbert
Elmer Wren
Cleveland
Leon Clement
Wakeman
Co. B. Griffin
Lotta Holzhauer
Johnny Wiggens
Marsh
Lorain
Philip Frankenberg
E. C. Slater
Peter Beach
Adolf Frankenberg
Earne Ingold
Anna Krieg
Avon Club Picnic and Local Social News in Avon Park
Avon by Irene Gough reports the West Side Cleveland Op. M. S. club held its first annual picnic at Avon park with games, dancing, and meals. other items note church mass times, visitors, a baby birth, plane landing at Brook Park airport, residents visiting Sandusky, Lakewood, Elyria, and Avon Lake, and a Brotherhood picnic at Hedges with area families including Oberlin and Amherst attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon
Op. M. S. Club
West Side
Cleveland
Avon Park
Good Time
Melody Orchestra
Andrew Mittendorf
Morning Glory Club
Brook Park
Evelyn Straub
C. G. Straub
J. Emerick
E. J. Riddles
Danish Brotherhood Society
Danish Aid
Richard Miller
St. Mary's Church
Merck
H. P. Petersen
Sandusky
Earl Reiner
Cascade Park
Elyria
W. Jameson
Wayne
R. Miller
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Reunion Notes Across Amherst and Elyria Regions
North Russia brief notes record visits among Oberlin and Amherst residents including Miss Lucy Berg and Ed Berg. Several families attended gatherings at Am herst Hospital and Clarence Albright home while others joined the Bruce reunion in Huntington. A farm accident left Frank Schramm with his right index finger amputated at the first joint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Russia
Lucy Berg
Oberlin
Ed Berg
Clarence Albright
C. Reinharts
South Amherst
Ralph Hacker
Cleveland
Fred Hacker
Howard
Penfield
Caroline Schenk
Harry Gibson
Roy Burke
Amherst Hospital
Henry Schmitz
John Youngless
Amherst
Frank Schramm
Chemical Works
Ely Tia
Harry Bartlett
Pittsburgh
Clyde Bartlett
New Sacred Heart Church
Elyria
Earl Bartlett
Bruce
Fred Krage
Huntington
Jacob Reinhart
Albert Barckert
Hazel Gibson
Frank Austin
Junior
Lakewood
Charlies Gibson
Lizzie Bailey
Elrria
Ed Bergs
Fishing trip and local social notes in Elyria area
Local residents and visitors share weekend trips and social visits around Elyria. Names include Vincent and Edith Morrhis, Jay Vincent, Mr. and Mrs. Rhone, Mrs. Marlett, Mrs. Westcott, Miss Wilson, and many others. Activities cover church group events, visits to Cleveland and Detroit, Camp Perry, and island outings at Catawba.
New London Briefs July 11 Camp Perry and Barrett Death
Archie Case left New London Sunday morning for Ashland to join the National Guards encampment at Camp Perry. A. L. Barrett died Monday at eleven a. m. at his sister-in-law Miss Dora Arnold’s home, aged 60, after a year of ill health. He long lived in New London, moved to Norwalk to run a filling station about a year ago, then returned about six weeks ago to his hometown. He leaves a widow, six children, and a brother. Dr. Ralph Barrett and Mrs. Nina Waggoner are among the survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Archie Case
Ashland
National Guards
Camp Perry
A. L. Barrett
Dora Arnold
Barrett
Norwalk
Ralph Barrett
Nina Waggoner
Liv
Longtime New London resident Carl White dies in Ohio area
Carl V. White a prominent New London merchant and deputy supervisor of elections for Huron county, died at Ne London hospital after a two week illness from ptomaine poisoning. He left a widow Mabelle Baily White and three sons Donald Elbert, Bob, two brothers A W White and R S White, and a sister Mrs D D Granger. Funeral services were held at his Park avenue home with Rev W H Stewart officiating and burial in Grove Street cemetery.
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California
Carl V. White
New London
Ne London Hospital
White
Huron County
M White
Mabelle Baily White
Donald Elbert
Bob
A. W. White
R.S. White
Massillor
D. D. ‘Granger
Texas
John
Fear Perr White
Commodore Oliver Hazzard Perry
John White
Norwalk
Union White
Fitchville
Alber Union White
Tn Old St. Charles
Norway
A. B Chase
Cincinnati
Park Avenue
W. H Stewart
Methodist Church
Groin Street Cemetery
American Musicians Facing Paris Fight
Paris hosts tension as American musicians and artists must perform elsewhere after a threat from the Syndicat des Musiciens to blacklist venues employing them. They vow a general strike if not resolved, while fearing the rising influence of jazz leaders from abroad. The dispute echoes bans in London and reflects nationalist sentiment toward American popularity.
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Paris
French Syndicate Des Musicians
Bla Klist
London
United States
America
France
Long distance calling shows big rise in 1928
Boston reports AT&T figures showing an average of 3,209,000 long distance calls per day in 1928, up from 2,498,000 in 1927. Toll calls rose nearly 18 percent overall, with about 95 percent of toll and long distance calls being handled while the caller stays on the line.
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Boston
United States
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Chicago women jailed for radio persistence in loud broadcasts
Mrs. Ella Liner and Mrs. Cecile Ashworth were jailed for ten years for keeping their radio speakers blasting in a North Side apartment despite neighbor warnings. The case highlights ongoing disputes over noise and public nuisance in the city.
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Chicago
North Side
Ella Liner
Cecile Ashworth
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M. A. Campbell
Columbia
Josie Harrington
E. N. Gilpin
Monroe
Hunter
F. D. Gilpin
Gilpin
Parma
Elsie Sutch
Urban
Ray Gilpin
Unionville
Darling
Mantua
George Alen
Flord
Forest
Creston
John Bagley
Berea
Akins
Bagley
Darius Carpenter
Eaton
Horace Hales
Hannibal
Frank Hales
Glenn Stranahan
Clayton Stranahan
A. D. Carpenter
Manuel Herold
Godfrey Herold
Horace Ives
la Porte
Sylvia Ives
H. R. MacKnight
Bedford
Gordon
Ivan Barker
The
Baptist Sunday School
Jesus
Bartter
Ralph Ives
LaPorte
Neas Company
Jennie Cole
Golden Links
Lyle Martin
Hilda Martin
Ladies’ Aid Society
Jack van Arsdale
Paul Chapman
Kathryn Akins
Rose Davis
Isabel Mackey
Davis
Mackey
Lorena Crocker
Society
Fern Akins
Jessie Harrington
Libbie Martin
van Arsdale
Myrtie Hales
Lillian May. H. Landphair
Dave Jones
West Ridge
Gar McRoberts
Oberlin Road
C. N. Williams
Charles Dehn
Mabel
Deha Road
Fred Vietzen
C. H. Hunger
H. M. Tapper
Bethel Shrine
Frank Bechtel
South Ridge
George Decker
William Hunger
Dorothy
George Sarge
George Buchs
Bellaire
Fred Schramm
Ella Poorteliett
Roseland
Minnesota
Fred Lottman
I. F. Eldred
Ruth Stoll
Agnes
Erna Lottman
Jonas Springer
Elmer
Spencer
Elsina
Jackson
Margaret
Mildred Pallas
Maud Alverson
Doris Minnich
Leota Drusendahl
Lucile Penfound
Marguerite Mason
John Oakus
Helen
Ethel
Joe Kait
Steve Toth
Barbridge
Charles Toth
Eva Gaudern
Grace
Elvrra
Etta Brown
Wilson
Elmer Vietzen
Elvria
Ruth Sipple
Gates
Walter Sipple
Dell Johnston
Johnston
Carl Burrer
C. E
Sadie Beal
Clarence Lonebraker
E . Dene
Paul
Ernest
Franklin Moonroe
Frank Everett
Jacob Schramm
Clara Jackson
Myra Whitney
Robert
Jess McMullin
Hazel
Conneaut
W. E. Shay
Oliver
Raymond Simms
Matilda Kruvagel
Charles Schaible
E. J. Burrer
Lucille
Beatrice
Frank Burrer
Litchfield
Ray Hastings
Papay
George Longbrake
Norman Friend
Ena Wreck
Olive
Milly Joy
Fred Fry
Frank Joy
Our Ridge
B. N. Miller
Marjorie Ann Fowl
Carl Fowl
Mary Groot
Warner
Belie Warner
Harry Groot
Louisville
Arthur Wangerine
Oberlin Thurday
Albert Newbiser
Milton Babcock
Frank Dushenske
Margaret Toth
Elizabeth
John Soso
Harvey Brown
W.H. Hart
Leroy Reisinger
Clifford Hart
Howard Lilly
Charles Hahn
Lake Shore
Carey Maddock
R. D. Turner
Thelma
A. M. Johnston
Freda
Lucile
C. Pierce
Earl Seeley
Middle Ridge
Webber
Kenneth Brown
Zimmerman
Jack
Glenn McMullin
Charles Schwartz
Clara
Charles Joy
J. A. Lucas
Ernest Holliday
Lola
Phyllis
Ruggles Grove
St. Paul's Evangelical Church of
St. Peter’s Evangelical Church of
Hedges
Corwin Burrer
Corwin Jr
Nettie Klady
C. O. Glausen
W. H. Hart
Harry Dunlap
Edith Morris
Belfast
Henry Hales
Iafton
Court Rolce
Perry Loog
George Hart
B. Vincent
Elmer Long
G. C. Long
Albert Beefy
Elyrria
L. D. Annette
Harry Reynold
Agnes Allen
Lorain Hospital
Helen Reynold
R. A. Cassell
Nellie Crosby
Waubay
South Dakota
Carl Krapp
Irene Hyde
Erma Crite
Blake Hix
Richard Heifner
Brandt
North Carolina
Ray Ferris
Wooster
Irene Gough
North
Russia
Vincent
Edith Morrhis
RE. F. D
Jay
Mrs. L.7rhone
Donald Fitch
Huron
W. W. Marlett
C. Westcott
Mary
Dames of Malta
W. Hasley
M. Vogley
Reese
Edward Caley
A. W. Dray
Nickels Kitchen
Fort Wayne
C. E. McIntire
Methodist Church Ladies Aid Society
McIntire
T Baldwin and Sons
M. Gens
J. Cook
K. McMillan
H. Lewis
A. Smith
A. C. Haynes and Sons
B. McMillan
S. Scott
Rosalind Lewis
C. Keller
J. G. Morris
Paulus
Thomas
A. C. Warner
Dray
Kitchen
James Keifer
Wyano
E. H. Hurd
Catawba Islands
Harlan Hurd
H. Fridenstine
Murray Ridge
Marjory Schmaltz
Mr. Schmaltz
Methodist Church Ladies’ Aid Society
F. Eschtruth
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