Elyrians to Attend International Walther League Convention
Elyrians prepare for the 32nd International Walther League Convention in Cleveland July 13 to 17 at Public Auditorium. Grace and St Johns Young People societies send delegates Leonard Krugman and George Block Jr. About 15,000 delegates and Lutherans are expected for the Augsburg Confession anniversary service and major meetings. Dr. O C Kretnheder will speak Contend for the Faith while Wilbur cannot attend and Wickenden will fill the banquet role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Walther League
Richard H. Hamsath
Louise Bonker
E. J. Gallmeyer
Fort Wayne
Ind
International Organization
O. C. Kretnheder
Valparaiso
Ind.) University
Cleveland Bach Chorus
F. W. Strieter
Lila Robeson
Public Music Hall
Public Hall
Euclid Beach
Ray Lyman Wilbur
Wilbur
William J. Wickenden
Case School of Applied Science
Christian Endeavor
Epworth League
Co. F. W. Walther
Missouri Synod
Local clubs and lodges schedule for Monday
Brotherhood of the American Yeomen, Woman's Home Club, XN A Q Club with Mrs. Hugh Richards of Lake Avenue, Monday Colonial Club annual party at Mrs. W L Reed’s home on Harvard Avenue at two. Chevalier Lodge Knights of Pythias, Young Woman's Division Second Congregational Church tureen picnic at Cascade Park at 6 15 pm. Knights of Columbus at K of C hall. King Solomon's Lodge Number 56 F and A M. H P Chapman Camp Sons of Veterans at G A R hall. G A R Post at two. Elyria Memorial Hospital Woman's Auxiliary at Nurses Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Solomon's Lodge
A. M
H. P. Chapman
Sons of Veterans
G. A. R. Post
Woman's Auxiliary of
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Nurses Home
Prohibition Conference Impresses Lakeside WCTU
Forty seven women of the Lakeside WCTU attended a conference with Gifford Gordon the Australian guest speaker voicing views on the prohibition issue. A Lakeside Federation reception followed with Miss Bernice Jackson performing violin selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Lakeside
Gifford Gordon
Lakeside Federation of Women’s Clubs
Bernice Jackson
Liberty Plan Picnic and Installation Plans in Woodman Hall
Sons and Daughters of Liberty met in Woodman hall for regular session. Installation of officers was the main business and a card party was planned for July 25. A picnic was scheduled for July 30 at Mrs Hinsman’s home on Lake Avenue with a tureen supper and social entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Woodman Hall
SIDGE PARTIES Lunch Bridge Meeting Resume Next Week
The semi monthly lunch bridge meeting will resume next week at the Elyria Country Club. Reservations must be made with Mrs. Thomas Conway and B. C. Frackia before Monday, July fourteenth. The event starts at one o'clock. Mrs. Franklyn Stearns of Heights Boulevard will be weekend guests in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Coun' Club
Reed
Thomas Conway
B. C. Frackiia
Monpees
Franklyn Stearns
New York City
Housewarming Honors Mrs Annetta Otto
A group of friends and relatives gathered at the Oxford street home of Mrs. Annetta Otto to celebrate her new house. The afternoon featured social time banco and contests with prizes to Grace McWilliams Aletha Huth Wahblene Otto and Edith Miller. Miss Spore of Cleveland attended as the sole out of town guest. Refreshments were served and bouquets of sweet peas in pink and white provided a decorative touch. Mrs. Otto received a lovely gift for her new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annetta Otto
Oxford Street
Banco
Grace McWilliams
Aletha Huth
Wahblene Otto
Edith Miller
Miss Spore
Cleveland
Otto
East Cleveland social hosted by Mrs Stearns honors Mrs Juergens
Mrs Franklyn Stearns entertained guests on East ern Heights boulevard last evening honoring Mrs Harold Juergens of Cleveland formerly Miss Helen Slough of the city. Bridge provided the entertainment with Miss Ethyl Milliren winning high and Miss Maxine Lucas taking the consolation prize. Mrs Juergens received many linen gifts after the game. Dining room and garden were decorated with Japanese lanterns and illuminated lanterns for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklyn Stearns
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Harold Juergens
Cleveland
Helen Slough
Bridge
Ethyl Milliren
Maxine Lucas
Western Division Meets at Spring Valley Club
Ladies of the Western Division visited Spring Valley Country Club yesterday. Elyria beat Sandusky 11 12?. Mansfield 11.5, Sandusky 6.5, Spring Valley 7. Low gross honors went to Mrs Reichard of Elyria with 94. Low net ties went to Mrs Leonard Tufford and Mrs Hagedorn at 87. Mansfield Sandusky match saw Reynolds 94 and Perl 79.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Valley Ladies
Ladies of
Spring Valley Country Club
Spring Valley
Elyria
Mansfield
Sandusky
Reichard
Leonard Tufford
Hagedorn
Reynolds
Buckeye Sewers 4lf Club Meets at Janz Home
The Buckeye Sewers 4lf Club gathered at Mrs. Joseph Janz’s Gulf Road home on July eleven at two o’clock with eleven members present. A short business session preceded a largely social afternoon of sewing and games, followed by refreshments. The next meeting is planned for one week later at Miss Charlotte Blythe’s Abbey Toad residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeye Sewers 4Lf Club
Joseph Janz
Gulf Road
Charlotte Blythe
Abbey Toad
Miss Turnbull Clarifies Thursday Bridge Event
The Chronicle Telegram corrects yesterday’s note that Miss Jenny Turnbull hosted bridge. Miss Turnbull says the guests did parlor games, not bridge, in a statement issued today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle-Telegram
Jenny Turnbull
Friendship Club Postpones Party Plans For July Eighteenth
The Unknown party scheduled yesterday by Friendship Club was postponed and replaced with plans for a golf outing next Friday July eighteenth at three o’clock. Reservations are requested by Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Club
Hills Family Reunion Near Sandusky
The Hills family reunion was held today at Isaac Hoyt's home south of Sandusky. Attendees included Walter H. Otto district manager for Ohio National Life Insurance Co., his wife Mrs Walter H Otto, and their children Harold Eugene and Marla of 331 Fourth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hills
Isaac Hoyt
Sandusky
Walter H. Otto
Ohio National Life Insurance Co
Harold, Eugene
Marla
Fourth Street
Bridge Shower Honors Marguerite Shaw Before Aug Wedding
Miss Caroline Foley hosted at her Bar Court home gifting a handkerchief shower for Marguerite Shaw on the eve of her August marriage to Robert Sandrock. Three bridge tables contested with Miss Shaw winning, Miss Dorothy Wilford first, Miss Helen Townsend second. orchid and yellow refreshments marked the affair. Out-of-town guests included Miss Conns Bell of Warren Ohio Miss Dorothy Cunningham of Cleveland and Miss Lois Neiding of Birmingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Foley
Bar! Court
Marguerite Shaw
Robert Sandrock
Dorothy Wilford
Helen Townsend
Miss Shaw
Conns Bell
Warren
Ohio
Dorothy Cunningham
Cleveland
Lois Neiding
Birmingham
Business College Picnic at Chippewa Lake July Sixteenth
The Business College students and alumni will attend the annual picnic at Chippewa Lake on Wednesday afternoon July sixteenth. Cars depart the Business College at twelve o'clock noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business College
Chippewa Lake
Daughters of Scotia Hold General Meeting
The Daughters of Scotia met with fair attendance in the hall last evening for the general business meeting. Refreshments were served by committee members Mrs. Anna Blakesiv, Mrs. Janet Innes and Mrs. Jean Hutchinson. The next meeting will be in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Scotia
P.hall
Anna Blakesiv
Janet Innes
Jean Hutchinson
First Methodist Chur ch Youth Enjoy Beach Roost
Mr and Mrs H W Huston Eugene Smith and Mr and Mrs Holcomb chaperoned forty young people from the First Methodist church at a wiener roast on the beach last evening. At the League meeting Sunday at 6:30 p m devotionals will be led by Eugene Hubbard with discussion by Edward Bembower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Huston
Eugene Smith
Holcomb
First Methodist Church
Eugene Hubbard
Edward Bembower
Woman's Relief Coins Hold July Meeting in Ely Park Preview
The Woman's Relief Coins met Friday July eleventh at Odd Fellows hall with good attendance. President Mrs Ella Williams presided. Guests included Mrs Avis Baker of the Jorain Corps and Commander Charles Alby of the local G A R post. Three candidates were admitted. Mrs Tuctle Warner reported on the G A R department convention at Lorain. Memorial fountain at Ely Park should be dedicated July nineteenth. A picnic is planned at Mrs Martha Reinke's home on July twenty fifth with basket luncheon at noon. No meetings until August twenty second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows Hall
Ella Williams
Avis Baker
J Orain Corps
Charles Alby
G. A. R. Post
Tuctle Warner
G. A. R. Department
Lorain
Ely Park
W. R
Martha Reinke
Cora Clifford
Lucile Warner
Neva Rankin
Business Women's Bible Class Plans Gospel Service
The Business Women's Bible Class has paused weekly sessions for summer. They will hold a gospel service at the Welsh Home in Rocky River next Thursday. Members should depart Elyria at 6 30 p m and notify president Miss Mildred Fowl to reduce calling overhead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky River
Elyria
Mildred Fowl
St Johns Y P Society Meets With Picnic Planned
The St. Johns Y. P. Society held a business and educational meeting with strong turnout. Alice Kolpp and John Fredrick Kolpp sought membership. A picnic supper is set at the Welch home on Murray Ridge Tuesday July 22. Reverend Schroeder led the educational session on the Augsburg Confession. The August meeting will cover the International Walther League Convention in Cleveland with speeches resolutions and social plans for absent members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Y. P. Society
Alice Kolpp
John Fredrick Kolpp
Welch
Murray Ridge
Schroeder
Cleveland
Church of Christ Preaching Service and Programs
The Church of Christ at Second and Chapel will hold a morning preaching service tomorrow at 10 39 with the text Remember my bonds. Music includes a solo by Mrs. R B Hand and the quartette singing I Will Extoll Thee. Bible school starts at 9 30 with each department presenting, Christian Endeavor meets at 6 20, Junior Church at 10 30, and the Mid week Prayer Hour at 7 39 led by the Gospel team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Second
Chapel Streets
Fowler
R. B. Hand
Parker
Cox
Christian Endeavor Society
Gospel Team
Elyria Bible Class Hosts Elyria Chamber Music Society
The Elyria Men's Bible Class at the Rivoli theatre Broadstreet invites all men to a morning session at 9 30 guests Arthur Giles and the Elyria Chamber Music Society perform several selections in their distinct style President James A Hewitt presides Ralph Standen directs group singing with Clair Short at the piano The Bible lesson is from Acts Chapter 28 This is a man’s work with a man’s program inviting all men to attend and participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Men's
Rivoli Theatre
Broadstreet
Arthur Giles
Elyria Chamber Music Society
James A. Hewitt
Ralph Standen
Clair Short
Fox Furnace
James Blakeley
Ross Aungst
Edward Heuser
First Baptist Church Services Tomorrow and Music
Church services at First Baptist Church tomorrow at 10 45 A M and 7 30 P M invite visitors and members. Rev R T Ketcham will preach Three fold Grace in the morning and The Cross and Earthly Governments in the evening. Special music planned with Professor Holden at the organ morning and Homer Blanchard and Clare Short as evening organists in July and August. Sunday School and Young People's Union meet as usual. O G Sheppard family at 3203 Park avenue have returned from a western tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
R. T. Ketcham
Professor Holden
Franck
Handel
Homer Blanchard
Clare Short
Young People’s Union
First Methodist Vesper Service Dr Piper to Speak
Tomorrow evening at 7:30 the First Methodist Episcopal church hosts a forty five minute Vesper Service with Dr Piper speaking on With Jesus in the Hills. Musical numbers include There is a Green Hill Far Away sung by Mr Moore. Louise Brown plays the organ. all members urged to attend Holy Communion at 10 45 tomorrow morning and a mid summer meditation by the Minister. The S G meets at 9 30 with Judge Wilcox and the young people at 6 30 led by Edward Bembower and Eugene Hubbard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Piper
Mr. Moore
Louise Brown
S. G
H. C. Wilcox
Edward Bembower
Eugene Hubbard
Northwest Encampment Elects Officers In I O O F Meeting
The Northwest Encampment No. 188 held a regular meeting in the I O O F Temple on Broad Street. After a business session the charter was draped for the late Brother Louis Hansen and new officers were installed by D D G C P Fred Alice. The slate included Chief Patriarch A C Miller and senior officers, with Frank McDonald, Frank Church and others on committees. The outgoing Chief Patriarch Peter Springer received a Grand Encampment certificate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. O. O. F. Temple
Broad Street
Louis Hansen
D. D. G. C. P. Fred Alice
D. G. S. W. Folden Albert
D. G. H. P. Mason D. Smith
D.G. J. W. Charles Fletcher
A. C. Miller
Robert L. Hastings, Jr
L. Jd. Blake
Folden Albert
Grnde
C. C. Jacobs
Frank McDonald
Frank Church
Peter Springer
Joseph Lutz
G. A
E. C. Jacobs
Z. Telzerow
Charles Decker
Fred Beckwith
Felden Albert
Fred Alice
Womans Missionary Society Picnic and church services
The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper and Christian baptism will be observed tomorrow morning at 10 45. The pastor's communion message is The Wondrous Story. Bible School meets at 9 30 for Jacob a Selfish Man Transformed. Young people meet at 6 30 p m. Senior topic The Five Judgments. Women’s Missionary Society picnic Tuesday noon at Ely woods or church in rain. Mid week prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 is Modern Delusions Russellism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Jacob
Women’s Missionary Society
Ely Woods
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges Seen in Ohio List
Admitted patients include Mrs. Arthur Giebei of 1839 West Avenue Mrs. Rufus Hale from Grafton Rose Holtsman of 108 Furnace Street Mrs. DeForest Kelley of 265 Spruce Street Lynn Morrow of Greenwich Ohio Martha Palm of Bellville Ohio Margaret Webber of 210 Winckles Street Discharged patients include Earl Smith of Toronto Ohio Robert Barrett of Crestline Ohio Frederick Wetzler of Berlin Heights Edna Leimbach of Berlin Heights and Virginia la Gerald Watson of LaGrange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Giebei
West Avenue
Rufus Hale
Grafton
Rose Holtsman
Furnace St
DeForest Kelley
Spruce St
Lynn Morrow
Greenwich
Ohio
Martha Palm
Bellville
Margaret Webber
Winckles St
Earl Smith
Toronto
Robert Barrett
Crestline
Frederick Wetzler
Berlin Heights
Edna Leimbach
Virginia la Gerald Watson
LaGrange
Meetings of Royal Neighbors Sewing Circle in Woodman Hall
The Royal Neighbors Sewing Circle meets in Woodman Hall on Wednesday at 11 o clock for tureen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors Sewing Circle
Woodman Hall
Marriage Licenses for Konsesky and Schildt in Elyria
Paul J. Konsesky 25 a laborer and Hazel C. Schildt 21 both of Elyria obtained marriage licenses. Rev Schroeder of Elyria performed the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul J. Konsesky
Laborer
Elyria
Hazel C. Schildt
Rev. Schroeder
Personal notices of family and travel in Elyria area
A long list of local personal notices reports residents and visitors. Names include Mr. and Mrs. A. Sokol returning to Devon Court, Peter Howard on vacation from Phillips Drug, Frances Salsbury visiting Albion Pa., and various guests and weekend visits involving residents of Third street Cleveland Street Bluffton Ohio Detroit Ohio Kansas City Elyria and nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Sokol
Devon Court
Peter Howard
Phillips’ Drug Store
Frances Salsbury
KE. J. Salsbury
Cleveland Street
Albion
W. H. Wagner
Sidney
Ohio
Ida Owen
Bluffton
Thomas Conway
Third Street
Harold W. Otto
Universal Aviation Corporation
Kansas City
Kans
Walter H. Otto
Fourth St
Cleveland
Universal
J. R. Handyside
Handyside Hatchery
Detroit
Michigan
Henry Hoard
Clark Street
Robert Botamer
High Street
W. H. Weir
Lakewood
Vivian
W. E. Patton
John Rawson
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Florence Allen
Mt. Lebanon
Pennsylvania
E. Haffenflue
Geneva
Lincoln
R. W. McWilliams
Park Avenue
N. P. Nowroth
Orrville
Reata Nichols
Eighth Street
Myron Freemire
Jackson
W. F. Crosier
George Street
Colgan
Teddy
C. W. Colgan
George Nevins
Aid Society
Theodore Grills
West Ridge
Charles J. Cromling
Cambridge Street
George Babcock
L. A. Worcester
Elyria
Oberlin Road
John Streicher
Anna Rhodes
Sherman Street
Wanda Powers
Oberlin
J. G. Upp
West 4Th Street
Mr. Upp
C. G. Norton
Bronson, Mich
P. W. Upp
Chicago
Grace A. van Dusen
Lakeland
Florida
A. C. Ferguson
Woodland Avenue
W. F. Ferguson
Griswold Road
Don C. Barber
Washington, D. C
C. R. Barber
Howard Morgan
Youngstown
City Hospital
Fashions By FRANCES PAGET Reflects Paris Modesty Drift
Fashions By Frances Paget argues that fashion cycles from extreme exposure to restraint. Paris designers hint at veiling exposed areas with draping and scarfs after scandalous necklines and high hemlines dominate. Chanel and Louise Boulanger lead this demure redesign trend for daywear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Paget
United Press
New York
Paris
Couturiers
Chanel
Louise Boulanger
Paris Fashion Marks Higher Decolletage Trend
Paris showcases a new phase in evening wear featuring elevated decolletage and lighter daytime looks. Designers signal a shift toward white shoulder emphasis, balancing front and back exposure while softening the back silhouette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Oberlin Road Visitors and Community Church Plans
Oberlin Road notes July 12 include Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Brumby of Kipton visiting daughter Mrs. Gar McRoberts, plus trips by Rae Holles and son Clare to Niagara Falls and Canada. Billy Jemmon of Cleveland vacationing with H. McGragor family. Frank Trager and Mrs. Baker in Kipton hosted. Hobbs clan gathering and Laura Case noted. Community church trustees met to plan a new building and frame work began Tuesday. Prof Buddington led Sunday school in Prof. Ward’s absence. Mrs. John Kern and Helen to Camp Iss-See-Kes next week. Archie Hall, Harold and Thelma Black of Elvera visited Charles James home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Road
J. H. Brumby
Kipton
Gar Mc Roberts
Rae Holles
Clare
Niagara Falls
Canada
Billy Jemnon
Cleveland
H. McGragor
Frank Trager
Mary Baker
Howard Zintz
Buffalo
Fred McRoberts
Glenn Hobbs
Mary Hobbs
Lakewood
I. D. Hobbs
Traverse City
Michigan
Glen Hobbs
Laura Case
Hobbs
Community Church
J. E. Ford
Oberlin
Buddington
Ward
John Kern
Helen
Camp Iss-See-Kes
Archie Hall
Harold
Thelma Black
Elvrra
Charles James
Picnic Supper Among Friends and Summer Activities
The scene describes a lawn picnic with Miss Oleta McGragor visiting Cleveland for summer school with her aunt Mrs. Lemon. Jolly Seven club members met with leader Mrs. Kern on Tuesday as they continued garments work, with Elizabeth Foder in charge of games and Kodak photos taken. No July fifteenth meeting due to Camp Iss-See-Kies. Jack Radbaugh of Elyria visits Billie James, and Miss Frances Chavelton hosts the South Russia club at her home Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oleta McGragor
Lemon
Cleveland
Jolly Seven Club
Gertrude Hobbs
Kern
Elisabeth Foder
Kodak
Campy Iss-See-Kies
Jack Radbaugh
Elyria
Billie James
Frances Chavelton
South Russia Club
Also Mentioned on This Page
June Garford
Oxford Avenue
Harriet Sommers
Dorothy Oswald
Charles B. Garford
Garford
OF Liberty Plan
Country Club
Mrs. Stearns
Mrs. Juergens
Mrs. Joseph Janz
Turnbull Party
Longchamps
Miss Foley
W. RR. C. Wilds
Business Women's
ST. John's
Young People's Society
Mrs. O. G. Sheppard
United Presbyterian Church
White Cross Beauty Shop
Second St
Elks Club
Cook’s
East Avenue
Eure Udius
Wal
Chile
College Place
Begonias
J. P. Diederich
Cleveland Road
Glade Thomas
Elyria Block
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