Monday club meetings prompt local gatherings
The Colonial Club plans its annual business meeting Monday at 2 PM at Mrs. WL oa Reed’s home, 234 Harvard Avenue. The Lat A Lot Club will convene that evening at Mrs. Freda Blackwell’s residence, 432 High Street. The Houghts of Bythias meet at K of P hall in the evening, and the MOTOC Club meets in the Aa Mire Tez rooms after. The Cancer Larian Number 93, Ladce Hmsets 28, and the 1.0.0. Aviation Tian Sisters are also listed among the events.
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Colonial
WL Oa. Reed
Harvard Avenue
Freda Blackwell
High Street
Houghts
Bythias
K. of P Hall
MOTOC
Mire Tez Reems
Ovetne
Ladce Hmsets
Avatiaty Tian Sisters
Luncheon Attendees Noted With Hospital Admissions Thematic
Morning luncheon hosts and additional guests observed. Hospital notes record Mrs. Lawrence Wor admitted from 24250 Middle Avenue Erast 127 Garvin Avenue and 2112 Stafford Area with discharged patients including Decent Mller from 53 Cambridge Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Wor
Middle Avenue
Garvin Avenue
Eisen
Cambridge Street
Capacity Audience Attends Summer Bible School
The First Baptist church was filled to capacity for the Summer Bible School program. About 200 boys and girls marched in, diplomas were awarded to Lois Ketcham Dorva Walker and Verna Walker, and the enrollment reached 3346 from over twenty area churches with an average weekly attendance of 195.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Clare Shore Durize
Lois Ketcham
Dorva Walker
Verna Walker
Winifred Smith
Luella Walker
Shirley Hull
Bert Alexander
Merjorie Hol
Lois Marie Prixdie
Belen Reese
Lowel Sears
Mary Biebenlist
Edna Townsend
Florence Brown
Helen Briggs
Anza Meeks
Pearl Schroeder
Dolores Towry
Fred Walker
Jeanette Zachman
Janice Alexander Blaine Palmer
Lois Palmer
Lolz
Beverly Alexander
Jean
Britthart
Nettie Clark
Helen Harris
Berti Harrisaz
Idwald Hull
Annabelle Hinner
Robert, Schmalz
Mrria Thomson
Nettie Whitworth
Viola Wil
Virginia Haseropt Entertains Fe dlers at Home
Miss Virginia Haseropt hosted a social evening at 7 Park with three rounds of games and prizes awarded to Miss Virginia Saunders first and Miss Jaug Moods second. The event featured pink roses delphinium and a two course meal as the club members listed include Virginia Savagers Moody Crisp Parks Dengate Doane Harper Has Todt and Hanrock among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Haseropt
Virginia Hascerodz
Oridza
Virginie Saunders
Jaug
Virginia Savagers
Jans Moody
Elien Crisp
Forrest Ordell
Virginia Parks
Agass Dengate
Verna Doane
Josephine Harper
Virginia Hase- Todt
Dorothy Shaw
Helena Bus
Helen Ein Hanrock
Erhch Heiss
Haz Trass
Sons and Daughters Install Officers in Oklahoma
The article details the installation of officers for the Sons and Daughters in Oklahoma at PL Hall. It notes a Christian Endeavor service at the county house, a Sunday evening gathering, and plans for automobiles to meet at the church to shuttle members. Ruth PhD of West Avenue visits en route to Cedar Point for the Ohio Pharmaceutical Association’s 50th annual meeting, where he will speak on Pharmaceutical Organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PL Hall
Christian Endeavor
County Hose
Ehuren
Ruth
Orick Car
W. H. Ruth
West Avenue
Cedar Point
Ohio Pharmaceutical Association
Pharmaceutical Organization
Worras Relief Corps Meeting and church program report
A detailed account of a Relief Corps meeting held with Neva and co members, a Church of Christ morning service on Cranel Street, and a youth program. The article notes musical preludes, doxology and hymns, and lists attendees including Miss Rowena Caldwell and Miss Juanita Gibbs. It also mentions a Scottish Day event at Argile Lodge with nearly 200 in attendance, a mock wedding, and teaching and piano numbers. Casual social updates follow about local residents visiting Scotland and returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Second
Cranel Streets
Hiram
Wil de Yelope ii
Rowena Caldwell
Juanita Gibbs
Arihem
Iers
Scotland
Argile Lodza
Wurst Hall
Robert McHemvie
Wiliam Paul
Mehon
Garet
Annie MW
Heston
Pest
Mabon
Nicholson
FOR SALE Property Listings Near 6th Storeheel and East Broads
For sale near 6th Storeheel a six room house and acreage priced 25700 with part payments. Two new five room houses on East Broads listed at 75000 and 5651 terms to suit. Middle Ave corner three foot front nine room house, used for tourists and money maker. Also two bungalows five and six rooms on West side priced to sell. Farm listings available. Patton Always Has What You Want office 313 3rd St Next to Y M C A.
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Middle Ave
Ren House
Patton
3Rd St
Southwest Encampment Installs Officers for Northwest No 188
Installation of officers for Northwest Encampment No 188 includes M. D. Smith as district deputy grand patriarch and other officers such as Felden Albert and Chas Flayehe. The ceremony featured Decker, Cook, and Heckwith among those installed. A separate item notes a birthday surprise party for Miss Derotar and Miss Horton, daughters of W. Horton, at 335 Nova reel, with games and bridge at the home of Anna Lowry.
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Southwest
Northwest
Ule Batt
Fred Abe
den Srand
M.D Smith
Felden Albert
Depun
Chas Flayehe
Is. Res
Derotar Ani
Horton
Daugsters
Red W
Local Notes From Wade Cleveland Area
Fragmented personals column lists residents including C eveland, Rosie Don, and Denny of Fourth Street. Mentions August trip plans to Demer Colorado and national park. Also notes Federation attendance and vacational travel with accompanying spouses and friends in a casual community update.
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Wade
C.eveland
Rosie Don
Arthur C. P
Denny
Fourth Street
Clare George Abd
Dennison Avenues
Réay
Federation of Woles
Cas Street
FR. Stearss
Yeinm Avenue
Demer
Colorado
Lars City
Yellmastons National Park
Cleveland
Maraeroof Fir Y Avenus
Dance Elyria Armen Association at Cascade Pavilion
Dance event at Cascade Pavilion on Tuesday July 11 at 8 30 p m. Admission 50 cents per couple extra lady 35 cents.
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Elyria Armen Association
Cascade Pavilion
Local residents plan visits and trips this weekend
Paul Kirby of East avenue leaves today to visit his brother Thomas in Cambridge Ohio. Clayton Rawson of 1111 Middle avenue spends the weekend in Cleveland. Miss Nellie Brown of Kenyon court will join friends in Cleveland tomorrow morning for a two week tour through the west visiting Yellowstone National Park Rocky Mountain Park Salt Lake City and Colorado Springs. Mr and Mrs Russell Rosenberg of the Jenkins Funeral Home have returned from Dover Ohio where they visited Mr Rosenberg's father who has been seriously hurt in an accident. Phillip Coe and Herbert Guild of Akrop are weekend guests of Mr and Mrs James F Guild of 318-12 Sixth street and Mrs Paul Kricher and wife of Fremont Ohio will stay with Mr and Mrs W H Ruth of West avenue.
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Paul Kirby
East Avenue
Thomas
Cambridge
Ohio
Clayton Rawson
Middle Avenue
Cleveland
Nellie Brown
Kenyon Court
Friends
Yellowstone National Park
Rocky Mountain Park
Salt Lake City
Colorado Springs
Russell Rosenberg
The
Jenkins Funeral Home
Dover
Mr. Rosenberg
Phillip Coe
Herbert Guild
Akrop
James F. Guild
Sixth Street
Paul Kricher
Ven
Fremont
W .H. Ruth
West Avenue
Perseverance Wins Dordogne Judgment in French Colony
Jacques Guy of Verde was imprisoned in a French colony four times after a court case. Friends plan a campaign to bring him back to his farm and his young French wife. Special Sunday dinner features chicken, steak, fish and frog legs at Newsberry Park Restaurant in Amherst, Ohio. Excursion to Put-in-Bay and Cedar Point Sunday July 15 and following Sundays. Steamship Chippewa departs Lorain City dock at 8 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dordogne
Tance
Jacques Guy
Verde
Newsberry Park
Amherst
Ohio
Put-in- Bar
Cedar Point
Lorain City Dock
Escapee Guy Reunites With Wife In France
The text recounts Guy marrying during an escape to the United States where both worked as servants for a wealthy family. He was convicted of theft, sentenced to eight years at Saint-Laurent-du-Maroni, escaped amid guards' alleged complicity, rejoined his wife in France, and ran a small farm before arrest. The Ministry of Justice ordered transfer to a stronger prison but approved release upon evidence of an honest life during his absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Guy
Saint-Laurest du- Maroni
France
Ministrr of Justice
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Harriet Haianer
George Johnson
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Elda Tresler
Joseph Torry
Harold Hayrood
Frances Bennett
Vanetta Benton
Beatrice Dobbs
Edith Macsnr
Marion Seeler
Evelyn Thompson
Eraldine Wilson
Carol Maath Pickett
Harriett Seell
Don Walker
Nellie Clark
Bertrarrison
Carsi Dats
Donald
Ull
Dorothy Brubaker
Junior
Frances Bannett
Elsie!erlan
Mrron Briggs
Elisales
Carol Mabike
Haregier
Ruth Pickert
Kathrown
Elizabeth Brown
Sponse
Arge
Grobe
First Church
Ivé Grobe
1St Congregational
Bar Tight
Jack Wagner
Daisy Fields
Ferress
Elizabeth Hulse
Biakanny Sand
Blake Teckecs
Laiga
Laighiog
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Br Me
Over
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Wriskt
Boo wWu
Jeanne Ricer
Gayners
Tae Tos
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P.ake
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Wright
Gir
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Gertrude
Blake
Ue Larchard
Bentley
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Pierrot
Lalghion
Idrich
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Betts Vaedesnark
Patds
Utk Young
Craeford
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Barbera Brodbeck
Katherine Heidrich
Friml
Katherine
Bs Ysonnhes
Welly
Amarrlis
Ghre
Rega
Urer
Fingertwist
Emer
Brea
Dann
Edwin Kirby
William Kirby
Janet
Kirby
Jamate
Ketcham
Briggs
H.G .Sresick
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Jesus
Verna
Raver
Adersarten
Harrison
Helen
Ralph and
Russell
Geraldine Wilsoer
Ralph
Fanny Brown
Helen Sterman
Amelia Turnpail
Irene Hales B. Davidson
Ralph Qobitis
Reipe Obitis
Ruch Taxylor
Dawghoers
Tate
Worras Relief Corps
BE Sine
Neva
Serenih
Leo Snyder
Marblehead
Frank Blaser
Sugar Ridge
A. Minnich & Sons West
Morning Bridge
Anna Low
Gan of
Orrrig
Know
Lars
Peerless
Second St
Ely Ris
Asor
Wilmot Printing Company
Temple
Hallworthy
Oberlin Road
Elyria
Mme
Emi DE Bidoli
Carnegie Ave
Cleveland, Ohio
Elyria Woman's Club
4Th Street
Nielsen Lactic Milk
Nielsen Laboratories, Inc
Bio-Chemist
Tom
Bay View
Sandusky Bay
Martin’s and Barrett's
Sandusky
BAY View CO
Swelland
Cherry
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