Knights of Columbus elect officers at regular meeting
At the Knights of Columbus regular meeting in the K of C hall new officers were announced. Grand Knight Elbert named Jack Peltz and Claude Wagner to serve with trustees for the year. Deputy Grand Knight McCarthy appointed on the ald committee Joseph Conrad Sr financial secretary Schnore and Russell Moran. Plans for Cedar Point lodging July 25 26 were noted. Visitors included J P Schneider Eddie Stenge of Berea and Maurice Ives of Oberlin. After the meeting a lunch was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
K of C. Hall
Elbert
Jack Peltz
Claude Wagner
McCarthy
Joseph Conrad, Sr
Schnore
Russell Moran
Cedar Point
J. P. Schneider
Eddie Stenge
Berea
Maurice Ives
Oberlin
Licenses Granted in Elyria Area Persons Named
A list of individuals with ages and towns including Clarence W. Hale and Beatrice Burrer from Elyria township. Gerald C. Naz deputy sheriff and Grace H. Thompson. Dr E Kemp James Earl and Mildred Cason. Rev Schumm and Eawarg F Krugman. Raymond F Pitch and Anne May Keyse. Rev Jones Mathias Sipos and Mary Sietz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence W. Hale
Elyria
Beatrice Burrer
Gerald C. Naz
Grace H. Thompson
E. Kemp James Earl
Lytia
Mildred Cason
Eilyria
Rev
Berea
Anne May Keyse
Columbia Station
Jones Mathias Sipos
Lorain
Laborer
Mary Sietz
Elyvia
Elyrians Attend Painesville Wedding of Fees Horvath
Miss Leona Fees and Steven Horvath Jr exchanged vows at St Marys church in Painesville with Elyrian wedding party members present. The bride wore a satin gown with lace coat and long train, attended by matron of honor Mrs Howard Carruthers and bridesmaids Lavonne Smith and Elizabeth Horvath. Best man James Horvath and ushers Edwin Fess and Carruthers accompanied the groom, a reception followed at the bride’s home, about fifty guests attended, with out of town guests from Detroit Elyria Bellevue and Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Fees
George Fees
North State Street
Fairiesville
Steven Horvath Jr
Stever Horvath
West Jackson Street
Painesville
William J Gallena
St Mary's Church
Howard Carruthers
Elana
Lavonne Smith
FisTia
Elizabeth Horvath
Johanna
Edwin Fess
Detroit
Michigan
Elyria
Bellevue
Cleveland
Personal notices from Elyria and nearby towns
Mrs. Arthur Younger of New Castle Pennanya visits relatives in Elyria after a family gathering. Nesquehoning’s M Bond traveled to visit his brother Dr E J Bond in East Avenue. Mrs. E G Bauer arrives from Pomona California to care for her mother Mrs. Margaret Osborne who died Saturday at 308 Park Avenue. Mrs. Vedia Lapa of Elyria is confined in Berea Community Hospital. Howard B Somers and son depart for two weeks fishing in Bobcaygeon Ontario. Dr Lenora St Stevick returns from Columbus accompanied by her brother Dr Alvin Bush and wife. Frank J Borie and daughters tour to Philadelphia and Atlantic City. Lee Marsh and family welcome a son at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Lloyd Crandall and Harry Shock of Hartford host guests for two weeks. Robert Tischler of Lakewood visits the Borie home for a week. George Kovacs and wife welcome a son at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Miss Mabel Crandall of Hartford visits East River Street. Ethyl Milliren leaves for Pennsylvania for vacation. Lautenschleger family travel to Holmesville for funeral of Elizabeth Lautenschleger. Style Center’s George Barchard and son Clyde visit Hartman. Nettie Relehard and Cora Donahue visit. Relehard and Vina Donahue stay for a few days before returning home.
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Arthur Younger
New Castle
Pennanta
Euest
R. B Hultz
Tenth Street
M Bond
Nesquehoning
Pennsylvania
E J Bond
East Avenue
E G Bauer
Pomona
Californa
Elyria
Margaret Osborne
Park Avenue
Alvin Bush
Columbus
Frank J. Borie
Nancy
Gloria
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Lee Marsh
Erie Street
Bilyria Memorial Hospital
Lloyd Crandall
Harry Shock
Hartford
Connecticut
W. F. Lewis
Lodh Street
Robert Tischler
Lakewood
Borie
West Avenue
George Kovacs
West Fiver Street
Elytia Memorial Hospital
Mabel Crandall
Leo Hell
East River Street
Ethyl Milliren
Joe Lautenschieger
Harwood Street
Holmesville
Ohio
Elizabeth Lautenschleger
Ladies of TAP G R Hold Summer Meeting
The regular meeting of the Ladies of TAP G R was well attended despite heat. Mrs Lawse Goodman is ill. A substantial donation was sent to department headquarters for a soldiers memorial in Washington. Meetings are discontinued until the fourth Monday in August with two picnics planned. One on July 27 at the Hitaman home Stop 5 Lake avenue. Bring tureen sandwiches and own table services. Millie Clarkson and Edith Hill on committee. Federation picnic planned at the Lent home 916 East avenue Thursday evening with covered dishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tap G . R
Lawse Goodman
Department
Washington
Frank Hitaman
Lake Avenue
Miliie Clarkson
Edith Hill
Plana
Federated Patriotic Societies
East Avenue
Shower Honors Miss Mary Abiee McLaughlin In Garden Treasured Gifts
Honor Miss McLaughlin and Mrs Pred Stekmar hosted a miscellaneous shower at 7 Chase Street last evening for Miss Mary Abiee McLaughlin. Hearts game with prizes, treasure hunt to a garden table of gifts, dessert at a long table with garden floral centerpieces and green yellow accents. Out of town guests included Mrs Joseph Houston Mrs Harry Smith Mrs Edward McLaughlin of Lorain and Mrs C I Beaman of Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pred Stekmar
Byron Dague
Norma Stegman
Chase Street
Mary Abiee McLaughliin
C. J. Beaman
Harry Smith
Joseph Houston
Edward McLaughlin
Lorain
C. I. Beaman
Cleveland
Pre Nuptial Party For Ruth Neill Aboard Blue and White Theme
Miss Ruth Neill, soon to wed Robert OBrien, was honored with a pre nuptial party arranged by Miss Ethy and Miss Joyce MecKir at the Elyria Woman's Club. Guests enjoyed bridge with prizes to Mrs Barnett Phillips Jr and Afies Julia Baus for top scores, while Miss Lidlyan Stephens received consolation. The centerpiece featured a crystal ship with blue sails on a reflecting mirror, flanked by yellow and white snapdragons and blue corn flowers. Seventy? cake omitted. twenty two served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Neill
Robert O'Brien
Ethy
Joyce MecKir
Elyria Woman's Club
Miss Neill
Barnett Phillips, Jr
Afies Julia Baus
Lidlyan Stephens
Navy Mothers Picnic At Commander Walton’s Cleveland Home
The Lake Erie Navy Mothers Club hosts an all day picnic on Wednesday July 15 at Commander Violet Walton’s home 26324 Detroit Road Cleveland corner of Canterbury Road. Husbands are invited to join for the picnic supper.
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Lake Erie Navy Mothers’ Club
Violet Walton
Detroit Road
Cleveland
Canterbury Road
Calendar for Tonight at various church and veterans groups
Tonight schedules include Mothers Austhary of the Call ed Pretorian church meeting at Wis Mont Phelps home on Cleveland street. Ladies Austhary Knights of St Jona Cree Dot and Daugh ters of Union Veterans postpone yet. American Legion Auxiliary Elyrma meets Lodge No 13100. The piece notes World War and Civil War history taught at school as veterans' memories fade.
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Austhary
Wis Mont Phelps
Cleveland Street
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List and Club Meeting
Hospital admissions include Phyllis McParland Bucyrus Joseph Cherry 34 Chestnut St Mrs George Kovacs 237 W River St Mrs Lee Burgett 127 Franklin Ave Joseph Blair 627 Dewey Ave De Max Well Heather T114 Middle Ave Harry Hansen 99 East Ave Shirley Lesnick 643 W River St Gladys Redman Grafton Discharges include Elmer Houghton Oberlin Rege Aschenfelter Bay Village Ars Joseph Takacs and baby boy RD No 1 Lotain baby girl Huth 226 Erie St Miss Grayce Shinskey proved a charming hostess at the Chin Tong Club meeting A weekend at Cetar Point and a steak fry were discussed A bridge prizes awarded Miss Mabal Kellar high Atys Henry Stolzenburg low Guests adjourned to dining room with pink and white color motif A large birthday cake for Miss Henryette Kellar A religious two course luncheon served and a gift presented to the honored guest The club will meet again in two weeks with the location to be announced.
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Admissiona
Phyllis McParland
Bucyrus
Jobo Cherry
Chestou St
George Kovacs
W. River St
Lee Burgett
Franklin Ave
Joseph Blair
Dewey Ave
de Maxwell Heather
Middle Ave
Herry Hansen
East
Shirley Lespick
Gladys Redman
Grafton
Elmer Houghtland
Oberlin
Rege Aschenfelter
Bay Village
Ars
Joseph Takacs
RD. No. 1
Lotain
Huth
Erie St
Grayce Shinskey
Chin-Tong Club
Cetar Point
Mabal Kellar
Henry Stolzenburg
Henry-ette Kellar
Middle Step Plans Roast Members of Middle Sip Clan
Mrs D W McLeod drove to Huntington Park last night for a picnic supper by Miss Holly. Swimming and games entertained the group as plans for future meetings were made. On July 27 a wiener roast at Beaver Park will feature bes t friends as guests. The Egalite Club held a meeting with nominations for president George Carter and Lee Richards for secretary Ed Schmeide and Wendel Perkins for treasurer Henry Penfound and Paul Weisbrod. A picnic at Ox Bow miomic grounds was also set with Henry Penfound Carl Pitts and Phil Barth as committee. India remains a member of the League of Nations with equal rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sip Clan
WCA
D W. McLeod
Huntington Park
Miss Holly
Egalite Club
George Carter
Lee Richards
Ed Schmeide
Wendel Perkins
Henry Penfound
Paul Weisbrod
Ox Bow Miomic
Carl Pitts
Phil Barth
Rainbow Girls Plan Tea Meeting for July Tea
Rainbow Girls prepare a tea event in 10,0 F Hall as two candidates Marian Stanford and Rhea Claire Harris advance in the Assembly of Rainbow for Girls. Ruth Long reported from the Cleveland conference. Betty Corkill chairs committees arranging details for a July 29 tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Girls
Kigria Assembly
Meetings and social events listed for local groups
Eagles Auxiliary hosts bingo at William Brucks second street home Friday evening. Regular meeting set for July 21 followed by bingo. Daughters of Union Veterans postpone tonight’s meeting until further notice. Gala Club gathers with Evelene Ernst Garvin Avenue Wednesday evening. La Porte Ladies Ald hosts North Katoo church ladies Wednesday in church basement with lunch at one oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
William Bruck
Second Street
Daughters of Union Veterans
Evelene Ernst
Garvin Avenue
la Porte Ladies
Ald
Toledo Golfers Edge State Line on Course
Long drives cross state lines as Toledo golfers hit from Ohio into Michigan at Sunningdale golf course. The north part of No 17 green sits on the border, with portions of five other holes straddling Ohio and Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ohio
Michigan
State Line
No 17 Green
Sunningdale Golf Course
Sun Safe Beauty Specials At Local Salon
Our shop offers electric fans in every nook and corner to keep you cool while you enjoy Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday specials. Try the new Bummer Facial and take home Sun Tan Oil to prevent sunburn, and remember to call for Beauty Service.
Capetown's New Lighthouse to Be In Operation Oct 1
Cape Columbine lighthouse near Saldanha Bay on the northern coast will begin operation on October 1. It ranks among the world’s largest with a light output of 9,500,000 candlepower and will be visible up to 24 miles.
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Capetown
South Africa
Cape Columbine
Saldanha Bay
Hen Clings To Nest As Cabin Moves In Walla Walla
A little red hen stays on its nest as a pioneer cabin is moved through Walla Walla Washington. The hen refuses to leave its nest five aisles away, creating a quaint scene during the relocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla, Wash
Walla Walla
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