Blind adults in Lorain County meet at Washington School
The Lorain County adult blind group met Monday afternoon at the Washington School in Lorain to discuss work for the blind in the United States and Canada. Daniel J. Ultzman spoke for the Ohio Commission for the Blind, with Miss Helen Lapp assisting. The session covered a Toronto conference, Braille work, cane seating, and home arts under Beulah Williams. The group, open to all county adults, gathers at 1:30 p.m. each Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Lorain County
Plantea
Waashington
Daniel J. Ultzman
Ohio
Helen Lapp
Uhlman
Toronto
Beulah Williams
E. B. Valerius
Eugene Wilson
Williams
Miss Lapp
Uhtiman
Florence Miller
Avon Lake
Ralph Sprague
Elyria
Washington School
West View lawn fete planned by Olmsted Grange 1619
West View Olmsted Grange No 1619 will hold a lawn fete on Tuesday evening July 20 on the grounds of Mr and Mrs Theo Te Grotenhuis Columbia road. An invitation is extended to all Grangers their families and friends to attend this festival. Numerous local residents are noted visiting hosting and dining with relatives in West View Fairview and Cleveland including Mr and Mrs Harold Schuster Mrs Zilah Dornbusch Mrs Leah Stager and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West View
Olmsted
Theo
Te Grotenhuis
Columbia Road
Harold Schuster
Evansville
Indiana
Leah Stager
Little Son
Onaha
Nebraska
BE. F. Schuster
Fairview
Cleveland
Ethel Ingersoll
Olmsted Park
C. Brooks
Wayne Carlton and Son
Lafayette
Ohio
Ollie Bruce
Elsie Henke
Parme
Anna Hermann
J. C. Nevel
Sprague
Rad
Berea
Wesleyan Methodist Church Conference
Africa
William Teufel
Carl Ahmuss
Ernest Cooley
Hoare
Walter Hinckley
West River Road
Fifth Concert at Wellington Promises Musical Variety
Wellington C July 14 under Clyde Seidel only local musicians perform at the fifth band concert in the band stand starting at o clock. Performers include Lois Breyley Armand Ensign and Karl Olsen in a bass arrangement titled Deep Bass. Walter Anderson features two saxophone solos and a brass quartet performs. Other selections include National Emblem, Indian Bay and Best Loved Irish Melodies. Taps and the national anthem close the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Clyde Seidel
Lois Breyley
Armand Ensign
Karl Olsen
Walter Anderson
Stults
Bartlett
Anderson
Bennett
King Cotton
Sousa
Ray
Indian Bay
Beglow
Bagley
Hayes
Fillmore
Pleasant July garden party planned at Chisley Gardens
The Friendship Guild and Woman's Association of the Congregational church host a garden party at Chisley Gardens on Tuesday July 20 at 2 30 PM. Music and card tables are provided with light refreshments. Arrangements chairs include entertainment Mrs William Bennett and Mrs I E Downey with Mrs Robert Burnham, refreshments chair Mrs C W Gannett, apron booth Miss Jessie Wright, candy booth Mrs Harlan Dudley. METE-N ETE CLUB MEETS at Mrs Charles Gibbings home with members gathered Monday evening for a regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chisley Gardens
South Main Street
Friendship Guild and Woman’s Association of the
Congregational Church
William Bennett
I. E. Downey
Robert Burnham
C. W. Gannett
C. E. Baum
Apron Booth
Jessie Wright
Candy Booth
Harlan Dudley
Vincent Four-H Club Meets Vincent in Lorain Area
The Markley Girls 4-H Club the Sewing Sallies met at Miss Marian Roberts home for a brief business session and a beach party planned for Wednesday at Century Park east of Lorain. Members and their mothers will attend. The evening included sewing on project articles and games with refreshments served by the hostess. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Kenneth Holcomb of Elyria and Mr and Mrs Leonard Dean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent
Markley
Sewing Sallies
Marian Roberts
Century Park
Lorain
Brighton couple relocates to Oberlin while son works in Lorain
Mr and Mrs Harvey Merrill and family moved from Brighton to West College street in Oberlin last week. Mr Merrill is employed in Lorain. Helen Baird received a kitchen shower at her aunt Mrs William Weber home in Lorain Tuesday afternoon last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Harvey Merrill
West College Street
Oberlin
Merrill
Lorain
Helen Baird
William Weber
Portraits of Reuben and Bickel Mark Late Night New York Ego
New York Day By Day sketches Arnold Reuben the well known delicatessen owner on Madison Avenue as a magnet for stage and screen celebrities and a loyal charitable crowd that gathers after hours. It also notes Karl Bickel retiring from the press world, living quietly in Sarasota and receiving monthly mail with lists of patrons. The column reflects on modern youth, a crossword anecdote from Fannie Hurst, and a marble monument in Woodlawn Cemetery honoring a small boy with a flower brought daily by the wind and seasons.
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New York
Madison Avenue
Arnold Reuben
Reuben
Upper Broadway
Greenwich Village
Harlem
Woodlawn
White Plains Road
Jury room doorless in Beaumonts county courthouse
Beaumont Texas police report a doorless jury room in the county courthouse, accessed only by a stepladder from the ground and through a window. The item notes widespread German industrial capacity but reluctance to fund expansions amid high costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaumont
Tex
Everyday Movies and a Florist Real Estate Trick
A Denys Wortman column fragment describes a Florida real estate pitch using a coconut with gin milk ambrosia to persuade buyers. It contrasts a spy tale with a staged beverage trick and notes Fanny Ward facing obesity at midlife, contrasting her past slender figure with time's effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Bare legs at Alexandra Palace studio spark apology
The Women’s League of Health and Beauty apologized to the BBC after four Canadian girls appeared at Alexandra Palace television studios in shorts and blazers, leaving before coats were worn. Outboard motor boat races are popular on the Moscow River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Women's League of Health and Beauty
Haw
British Broadcasting Corporation
Alexandra Palace Television Studios
Moscow
Russia
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U. S. Army Air Corps
Acme
Cora M. Shepard
Barker St
Junior Grigsinger
Courtland
Franklin M. Jones
Jolly
Jeanne Gibbins
M. E
Wellington Aerie
Order of Eagles
Herbert Tubessing
Wadsworth
Blanche Suthffe
Marion
Tubessing
Joan White
Willard
Edna Perkins
Ruth Hege
Portsmouth
Patsy Beal
Marcia Barrett
Toledo
Philip Beal
E. C. Wise
Mary Jane
Magyar Street
Ruth Ann Parker
Marion Sutliffe
Youngstown
Blanche Sutliffe
Bert DeMent
Falls Clinic
Kenneth Avery
Ida Page
Shelby
Wilbur Beaver
J. H. Page
Charles Gibbing
Martin's
Middle Ave
Kenneth Holcomb
Leonard Dean
W. H. Jones
Amherst
J. G. Morris
Charles Foote
Kelvin
Margaret
F. H. Lewis
John Harnish
0. C. McIntyre
Karl Bickel
Bickel
Sarasota
Fla
Eldsters
Fannie Hurst
Germany
Magic Chef
Broad Street
By Denys Wortman
Oldsmobile
Glen Rogers Motors
Fast Bridge Street
Elyria, Ohio
Rube Goldberg
Grand Canyon
Carter
East Ave
East Avenue
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