Y W C A Girls Head to Iss See Kes Camp
More than thirty Y W C A girls departed this afternoon from Amherst Elyria and Ridgeville for a two week vacation at Camp Iss See Kes on the Ver river. The travel party included Beatrice Edge Hazel Gordon Helen Eastman Helen Smith Leous Franks and Gertrude Smith Elizabeth Hancock Madge Murbach. Ridgeville additions Marian Daniels Genevieve Fitts Helen Bassett Florence Stacy join next Tuesday as four Ridgeville girls. Roy Hudson and five camp leaders will oversee the camp activities.
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Y. W
Camp Iss See-Kes
Brownhelm
Ver
Amherst
Beatrice |Dge
Hazel Gordon
Helen Elizabeth Eastman
Helen
Lakeside delegates lead Relational Young People’s conference
TERENCE DELEGATES TEN FROM LAKESIDE J. H. Grant with delegates from the First Congregational church returned from the second annual Relational Young People's conference at Lakeside. They report a successful gathering with 179 enrolled faculty, students and visitors. Activities included Bible study, chapel talks, lake outings, and social events at Wesleyan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terence
Lakeside
J. H. Grant
Plymouth Cottage
Wesleyan
Elizabeth
Chuch
Ohio
First Church
Aing
Conn Bell
Bar Johnson
Dorothy Clark
Retack
Marguerite Shaw
T Rice
Church Picnic Plans Highlight Area Religious Groups
Meetings from First Methodist Episcopal circles numbers two three and six plan a joniot picnic Thursday noon at Cascade Park along with an Eastern Stars annual picnic tomorrow afternoon at Cascade Park. Ta Ta Poochee class postpones Indian Hollow Road picnic. Dorcas Society Grace Lutheran hosts a Tu Treen picnic dinner at Mrs Will Krugman home on Cleveland road with ten o clock car ride. Kiwanis noon meeting to feature Rev Robert Tippon of Cleveland on pen e Kiwanis and Rotary Can ean. Admissions and discharges listed, newborn baby announced for Mrs Fred Jenny at Gates avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Cascade Park
United Presbyterian Church
Indian Hollow Road
Dorcas Society
Grace Lutheran Church
Will Krugman
Cleveland Road
Kiwanis Club
Robert Tippon
Cleveland
Pene Kiwanis
Rotary Canean
Social Roundup of Local Visits and Guests in Elyria
Elyria residents host and visit relatives and friends across Lorain county. Mrs. Lehmann and children vacationed with Rev. Lehmann in Cincinnati. Oberlin hosts include Mr. and Mrs. J Smith and Misses Edith and Lida Silver. Various families, from Amherst to Lorain, welcome guests or attend reunions. hospital admission noted for Mrs. Wolfe. births announced for Don Shar low. Rev. W H Gibson departs for a southern vacation. Franklin Taft visits Lorain on business. visitors from Cleveland, Parkersburg, and Indianapolis seen with local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Lehmann
Rev. Lehmann
Cincinnati
Nick Neufer
Edith
Lida Silver
J. Smith
Oberlin
Olvey Schroeder
Russell
Otis Ball
Amherst
Loren Hayes
Harvard Avenue
Reisins
Chicago
B. Sheppard
John Sheppard
Oberlin Avenue
Lorain
James Wolfe
R.D. No
Elyria
St. Joseph's Hospital
Loretta Gerhart
Eunice Forbes
Harold Sifling
Lo- Tain
Marie Ursem
Betty Richardson
Parkersburg
West Virginia
C. W. Phillips
West Avenue
Katherine Beal
West Bridge Street
Edwards
Wellington
Don Sharlow
Harvard Street
M. C. Parker
Beal Avenue
James Ray
Ed Wilcox
Cleveland
Robert Wilcox
Theresa
Ontario
Canada
Bertha Burrell
Olive Street
Barnes Cottage
Lakeside
Olson
Columbia Steel Company
Detroit
Detroit Steel Corporation
Eastern Heights Blvd
Minnie Atwood
Indianapolis
Ind
Elyria Friends
David Miller
Sapulpa
Okla
Lucy Miller
West Ridge
Regina Henry
Bert Hammond
Williams
A. Wells
Dayton
Lasra Harris
Numerous visits noted in Elyria and Cleveland area
Long list of neighbors and relatives from Elyria and nearby towns visiting family and friends in Cleveland, Bedford, Akron, Amherst, Norwalk, and other localities. Mentions include Mrs. Elles Burrell returning home, Florence Underhill at A I B convention, and many hosts on Bell, Grant, and Chase streets. State Senator Burke to speak in Elyria at Rural Mail Carriers convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peer Road Methodist Church
Cleveland
Elles Burrell
West River Street
Clive Street
Geiger
Berea
G. A. Reeder
Ira Bloxham
Akron
Charles BE. Perkins
Lake Avenue
Carrie Botamer
A. J. Pease
Rochester
A. H. Giberson
Bell Avenue
Florence L. Underhill
Rochester Savings Bank
William Goodfire
North Ridge
Harry L. Pickett
Garvin Avenue
C. E. Pierce
Adams Street
Wellington
M. Pilling
Grant Street
Pontiac
Mich
Mra
Jewel Fortier
Mary Elizabeth
Washington Court House
A. H. Plas
Clark Street
George R. Haines
Clarks
Carter
Jerome
Milwaukee
Wis
Paul Hamburger
East Bridge Street
Andrew Schaefer
Cody
Mills
Stryker
Bert Hammond
Williams Street
O. Harman
Carlin
Norwalk
Verner Mills
Alliance
Ohio
Bert Smith
Eldonna
Lorain
Elmer Nelding
C. W. Burdick
St. Paul
Mint
E. A. Hastie
Elyria
Burdick
George Reese
Redlands
Cal
Bedford
Ak- Tron
Helen Wiglow
Phil Boylan
Thirteenth Street
Newport
Kentucky
Lena Colburn
Snook
Harvard Avenue
George Wieseke
Harvard
Ada Dorland
Roy D. Hudson
Camp IssSee-Kes
Irene McGinn
Kipton
Indiana
J. W. Meyers
Chase Street
J. F. Burke
Bucyrus
Starr Faxon
Silsbee
Nancy
Put- In-Bay
Rollin Reefy
Wellington News Minute Plateed Inside Phone Directory
Wellington reports the July 17 release of the new telephone directory with many number changes. Postmaster J L Van Arma and Assistant Postmaster William Wadeworth depart to Marion Ohio for a Postmaster Convention. Hamlin W R C No 28 plans the 1600th meeting with G A R members invited and three initiates expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
J. L. van Arma
William Wadeworth
Marion
R.C
Hamlin W.R.C
Eleven-pound baby born to Jakelsky family
River Road notes announce the birth of an eleven-pound baby to Mr. and Mrs. Antone Jakelsky. Mrs. A. Seeley, Mrs. John Mohler and daughter Alice visited Elyria on Friday. Hilda Jungeberg stayed with relatives in Berea last week. George Dent hosted a Sunday visit in Cleveland. A July 1 family reunion at Mr. and Mrs. John Burandt drew thirty-one attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
River Road
Antone Jakelsky
A. Seeley
John Mohler
Alice
Elyria
Hilda Jungeberg
Berea
George Dent
Cleveland
John Burandt
Elmer Tran
Pai Gt
Lorain
Priseilla Club
Alma Sewell
Will Baum
Penfield
Gannett
Wellington
Mary Maxwell
Floyd Solida
Wyandott, Mich
H. I. Solida
Charles Kugg
Lodi
Oberlin man charged with arson at dry goods store
Julius Davis of Jewish ancestry was arrested in Oberlin and charged with setting fire to a South Main street dry goods store owned by Munson Bros. Candles in boxes surrounded by paper and coal oil saturated rags started the blaze. Davis bound over to the grand jury and sent to Elyria. He says he is a widower with one married daughter. insurance is claimed motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Julius Davis
Cleveland
Smith
South Main Street
Munson Bros
Davis
Grand Jury
Elyria
Oberlin Bride-to-Be Mary Gerrish Sets Wedding Plans
Mrs. Nelson Metcalf and two New York City children arrived in Oberlin to attend the marriage of Miss Mary Harris Gerrish to Akron businessman Willard A. Seiberling. The ceremony will be at the Gerrish home with about 200 guests at Starr Hyevet hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Nelson Metcalf
New York City
W. B. Gerrish
East Callege Street
Mary Hartin Gerrish
Willard A. Seiberling
Akron
East College Street
Seiberling
F. A. Seiberling
Seiberlin Tire & Rubber Co
Barberton
Mary Harris Gerrish
F. A.seiberling
Starr Hyevet Hall
North Portage Path
Oberlin Plans Toa Bi Dane In Big Fund Drive
Oberlin prepares for a four and a half million dollar drive to support Oberlin college with a united women and men committee. The general committee, led by L B Burgner, completed the first donor list and aims to start canvassing next fall, dividing the town into districts with captain led solicitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Oberlin College
L. BE. Burgner
America
Corps of Solicitors
Thadiums Visit Family in Huntington Notice
Mr and Mrs Nile Thadium of Nova Ohio spent last week at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs F B Thadium. Mrs August Pfaff conducted business during the visit and the item notes family ties and local social activity in Huntington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Nile Thadium
Nova,Ohio
F. B. Thadium
August Pfaff
Plan for Dollings Co Receiverships In Columbus Courts
Attorneys Williams Sinks and Williams for Dollings Co stockholders announce plans to file applications for receivers for several subsidiaries in Columbus courts. The move seeks to place the Dollings firm into a receivership to protect assets and interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
R. L. Dollings Co
Wiliams, Sinks and Williams
Dollings Company
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Y.W.C. A
St. John Moons Hall
Elyria No. 1
Chub
Es Buchholtz
Rast Stroet
Beaver
Mes of
Malta
Il Club Picni
Glen's Beach
WAN Sisters
Elea Lonnells
Dora Lymos
Berthager
Ger Smith
Barton
Blanchey
Olga Johnson
Mary Tucker
Jnstall
Ruby Beal
JAY School
Linwood
Marguerite Schuur
Methodist Sunday School
Park
Foster
Gibbs
Sherrell Chapd
Rlaw Cottage
Mildred Foster
To Gibbs
Evelyn Stroup
Schureky
Ione
Naemester
June Williams
Leonard
Bernice Barr
268 Sherrell
Hazel Wilson
Carson
Dorothy Willams
Na Smith
Cantons
I. O. O. F. Hall
Nettle
Youngs
Sadie Strohl
Pomeroy
Hoffner
Henry Hoffner
George Hoff
Henryer
Burton
Cleve
Charles Hahn
Id Hahn
Vermilion
Ormsby
Alan Hoffner
Garet Vernell
Loraly Selyria
Misa
Margaret
Caonka
Rosa Cslk
Rev. Koller
Ward Mencke
Moffet
Elglev
Burner
Ward Klinect
Fred Jenny
Gates Avenue
Eleanor Copas
Herbert Pitts
Gladys Moore
North Professor Street
Peter Kambenlas
Broad Street
A. B. Curtios
BI Dane
Guy
Rachel Metcalf
Oak Street
W. T. Upton
Georgian Bay
Mary Sherwood
Sher Wood
C. W. Kinney
Mary McMillan
Black Mountain
N.C
Marie DeFrance
Hast College Street
L. Rogers
Wright & Parsons
Mary Blackwell
Lacindia Crile
ACME
O’donnell
The
Knights of St. John
North Elyria Grange
School House
Melanie Farr
Court Street
Auey Ab Mueller
Bon-Ton Millinery
Postoffice
Ci Gity Market
Stella-Fox
White Carolina
Orchestra
Victor
Brooke Johns
Fox Trot
Bebe—Fox
Barney Google
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