Mrs. D. W. McLeod Elected President of Colonial Club
The Monday Colonial Club held its annual meeting at Mrs. Alice Edwards home on Broad street. Mrs. D W McLeod was chosen president for the coming year with Mrs. J H Hurst as vice president and Mrs. Fred Salisbury as secretary. Fifteen guests attended the gathering hosted by Miss Jeanette Terry at her Garvin avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. McLeod
Monday Colonial Club
Alice Edwards
Broad Street
J. H. Hurst
Fred Salisbury
Jeanette Terry
Garvin Avenue
Fred Guthman
Ethel Smith
Ruth Rult
Ruth Keith
G. A. Reeder
C. H. Jackson
J. M. Ryals
Flora Schulke
Mason Smith
Alicia Sheldon
South Main Street
Blanche Sutliff
Joan Wight
Evening plans for local fraternal and church groups
Events tonight include Mary A Chandler Tent 1122 Daughters of Union Veterans with Mrs Cora Palmer on Chestnut Street. W B A meets with Mrs C Metcalf at 211 Howe Street. St Pauls Young People’s League gathers. I O O F installs officers. Modern Woodmen of America meets in K P hall. Harmon Lodge 663 F and AM meets. Ladies Auxiliary Knights of St John attends. American Legion holds a meeting. Methodist Official Board special meeting at 7 30 and United Presbyterian Trustees meeting at 8 00.
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Mary A. Chandler
Daughters of Union Veterans
Cora Palmer
Chestnut Street
C. C. Metcalf
Howe Street
Young People’s League of
St. John
American Legion
Board
The
Methodist Church
Trustees
United Presbyterian
Hospital Notes and Legion News From Elyria Area
Hospital notes report admissions including Virginia Barnes Vermilion and De lores Barnes with discharges for Virginia Barnes and Mrs Earl Clifford and baby boy. Elyria Post 2298 and the 49 will select delegates to the American Legion State Convention in Toledo August 13 and 14 at a regular meeting, with plans for northeastern Ohio Legion events, Chippewa Lake outing, and a new Drum Corps. The Minch family reunion occurred at Mrs Mamel Frederick’s home prior to a planned Rose Farm event, with officer elections and future reunion planning. Other reunions and club sessions described include Jantz family gathering at Le Porte with officers elected, Knights of Columbus meetings with installations upcoming, and Mr and Mrs J C George visiting Norwalk.
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American Legion
Toledo
Elyria
H. Er. Agate
Chateau
Legion
Chippewa Lake
Elyria American Legion Post New Drum
Ely “4Ria
Legionnaires
Cleland
Lakewood
Fairview Village
Berea
Grafton
la Granze
Medina
Chicago
Canton
Jautz
le Porte
Emil Jantz
Wilma
Urine
Janta
Wellington
Marry Moehle
Miss Betts
Columbus
Alfred Moehle
Bertha Parkinson
Moehle
William Lang
Mansfield
Emory Houghton
Oberlin
Glenn Dutridgs
Morgan
Diriam Post
Mra
Harvey Myers
Fred Myers
June
Doris Miller
Palma Heights
Myron Ensign
Armand
Ottilia Obker
Miss Obker
Myer
Portsmouth
Miers
Lorain County
Mail Carriers’ Association
Armand Ensign
Whyltia
Tippie
L. E. Holiday
Marjorie
Cleveland
Franklin Jones
John Hughes
Dorothy
Ed Hughes
Phyllis Hughes
Payne
Sandusky
Methodist Sunday School
Rice's Dam
H. C. Gower
Grace
Marjory
Guy Phelps
Harley Sanderson and Sons
Reginal and DeWitt
Strongsville
East Side Guild Meeting At Mrs Dyke's Home
The East Side Guild of St Andrew's Church will meet Thursday afternoon at Mrs George Dyke's home on the Cleveland road.
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East Side
Guild of
St. Andrew's Church
George Dyke
Cleveland Road
Camp Knox trip and Yellowstone visits noted
Local personals list numerous residents and visitors leaving for camps and parks. Mr and Mrs L D Huffman head to Camp Knox Kentucky while Ivah Hoard Ken neth Worthington travel to Yellowstone and Glacier National Parks to attend the Olympics in California. Other entries mention householders visiting relatives in Ohio Michigan Illinois and New York along with a War of 1812 cemetery discovery in Ontario.
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L. D. Huffman
Camp Knox
Kentucky
Ivah Hoard
Kenneth
C. L. Worthington
Yellowstone
Glacier National Parks
California
Worthington
Chicago
Ernest Helsler
Cleburne
Texas
Helsley
A. J. Krugman
Cascade Street
Wiliam Vogler
A. G. Werner
John Mitaire
Amherst
Alice R. Arnold
Park KR. Arnold
New York City
Reefy
Third Street
Gerald Kendeigh
Elyria
A. C. Werner
Richard Cowen
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Henry Keating
Beebecourt
Charles Abber
L. Stough
Carl Phipps
Mary Shaughnessy
Ninth Street
Frank Troxel
Alequippa
Pennsylvania
Mary Troxel
M. A. Giles
Stanford Avenue
Massillon
Ohio
Key Dunlap
Style Center
Lorain
G. E. Weeks
Nellie M. FE
Washington Lavenue
Lakeside
W. C
East Shore
Thurman Funk
John Hancock
Canada
R. E Lamar
Columbia Avenue
Akron
Frank Reynolds
Detroit
H. B. Isler
B. J. Stankard
E. F. Huston
East 118Th
Cleveland
Amy Francis
Pittsburgh
Cecelia Fox
Albany
New York
H. B. Struthers
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Gertrude Jolta
Mildred Dimick
Dewey Avenue
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Hester Humphrey
Chronicle-Telegram
Butternut Ridge Road
Fruth Kelley
Hadaway
Evelyn Methling
Avon
Beatrice Curtice
Walnut Street
Betty Ashhenbach
C. ‘Hh
Marthe Company
Marvin Hahn
West Avenue
Unitingriends
Toledo
D. C. Lewis
Minerva
Aslone Esker
Maybelle Kofske
Vermilion-on-the- Lake
CG. H. Merth
Wellington Bible School Benefit Tea Draws Enthusiastic Support
Tickets sold for the Bible School for Children project report strong town interest. Sixteen teachers and twenty eight instructors will open the new school Monday. A benefit tea at Herrick auditorium Wednesday features Constantine and Wilma Keramidas recalling their Athens Greece home. Rev. Shelley will speak on the interdenominational Bible school in Wadsworth.
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Wellington
Bible School
New Bible School For Children
Benafit
Herrick Auditorium
Constantine
Wilma Keramidas
Lorain
Athens
Greece
Shelley
Wadsworth Mentapes
Wadsworth
Chef Invents Two New Tidbits For Politicians
In St Louis, chef L Voegeli of Hotel Mayfair showcases two creations the Dark Horse Salad for Democrats and the Hoover Sandwich for Republicans. He sent samples to party HQs in Chicago as a playful nod to the upcoming national conventions. He notes the Republican dish contains real chicken while Democrats receive a pork version, inviting Chicago chefs to test the recipes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Fidiovard P. Voegeli
Mayfair
Chicago
Voegels
Fashions Non-Crushable Open Work Cotton Popular in Paris
A cream colored ensemble in non-crushable Open Work cotton draws bids for popularity in Paris. A sleeveless close fitting dress with a flaring bottom and a green ribbon scarf paired with a belt of looped string and a short jacket is favored. Notable wearers include Lady Ribblesdale Mrs Ronald H MacDonald Jr and Madame Veralta Ramos.
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Paris
America
Haute Monde
Schiaparelli’s
Ribblesdale
Ronald H. MacDonald Jr
Veralta Ramos
Odd Fellows To Honor Elyrian At Fremont Convention
Elyria man Captain R. R. Renevard is one of three Ohio Odd Fellows to receive the Award of Chivalry at the 1st state convention in Fremont this afternoon. Fremont recipients are Brigadier General A. N. Schmitt and Colonel RC Titsworth. The event includes a parade through downtown Fremont, a reception, and a grand ball after the parade.
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Elyria
Ohio Odd Fellows
Fremont
R. R. Renevard
Perry E. Eberly
Canton
Ross High School
A. N. Schmitt
RC. Titsworth
Department Council
Department Association
Lodge
Ohio
English church serves devote and dancers in London
For three days a week old St Mary’s Church Claphem W is a real church. On the other four days it is a dance hall. Couples dance up and down the aisle to music from a jazz band in the chancel. Dancers sit.
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London
St. Mary’s Church
Claphem
jOn
Quiet clash over church space hosts Reform Club and Christadelphians
In a historic church vestry, a Reform Club meeting and Christadelphians gatherings share the space. The clash stems from 40 years of sublets, with the American Legion Night in No Man's Land causing vibrations feared to affect incubating eggs and potential damages from hatch failures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reform Club
Clapham Christadelphians
Shelly
American Legion
No Man's Land
Legion
American Legion May Have To Pay For Chicks
Fresno report notes a dispute over a shipment of five thousand baby chicks with the American Legion facing a potential payment obligation and questions about ownership or responsibility for the birds as the situation unfolds in California.
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American Legion
Fresno
Cal
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Lodi Street
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