Miss Mar Ellen Brownell to Wed William Hum
Announcement made at Elyria Country Club luncheon. Miss Brownell chose August seventeenth for the wedding date. Guests numbered fifteen, with corsages and white nut cups at each place. Centerpiece featured a blue bowl with pink rambler roses daisies and ferns. Bridge games followed and prizes awarded to Louise Massey and Vivian Hacket.
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Ellen Brownell
Daugter
Bir
George Brownell
Fark Avenue
William Hum
F. D. Jones
Elyria Country Club
Louise Massey
Vivian Hackett
Local club notices fill Elyria page familiar meetings
A page of community notices lists Monday events across groups in Elyria including the Women’s Club in Clap rboma and Ladies Auxiliary in Lorain County IOOF Hall, plus the Pollyanna Club meeting at the Church of Christ and several private social gatherings. Also noted are showers, Amaryllis Club guest night, and preparations for the Royal Neighbors picnic on July 28 at Park.
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Clap Rboma
Boylan
Ladies Auxiliary
Cantons Inhent
Canton Lorain No. 93
EO. O. F
Lorain County Beekeepers Association
Eber M. Vincents of
Wellington
Frieda Blackwell
Higu
Tigre dia Social Club meets at Vermillon-on-the-Lake
July meeting of Tigre dia Social Club held at Mrs Frank E Smith summer home Vermilon-on-the-Lake with sixty seven enjoying hospitality. fifty-seven attendees including thirty members eleven guests twenty-six children. picnic lunch on lawns followed by bathing boating games. next meeting planned at Chippewa Lake. August sixth picnic to be hosted and members to ride ten o clock bus to Chippewa.
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Abollyanna Club
Deane Burns
East Avene
Pollyanna Club
Curch of Christ
Madge Baird
Colorado
Ethel Wise
Abdul
Pollypa Club
Tieth
King
East Avenue
Thomas
Glade Thomas
Child Welfare and Social Service Department
Elyria Woman's Club
Chippewa Lake
Department
Emma Kuchene
Dean
Justice of
Tigredia Social Club
Frank E. Smith
Vermilon-on-the-Lake
Chippewa
Spanish War Veterans Meet in Legion Hall
The Spanish War Veterans and auxiliary held a meet in the region hall with a regular business session. Plans were made for the annual picnic on August first at the home of William Wehihner on Avenue J. Deverall G A R and their wives will be guests of the organization.
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Legion Hall
William Wehiher
Avenue J
Deverallg
A. AR
1 PBO TOO CLUB IS ENTERTAINED
The I Do Too Progressive Pedro Club met at Mrs Wigfield's Bellefield avenue home for ten games of progressive pedro. High scores: Mia E J Stankard first, Mrs Jed Urog second, Mrs Adolph Hull third, with Hull winning the door prize. Refreshments followed as two weeks hence the group will meet at Mrs Ed Urig's Eleventh street home. Hospital notes list admissions Charles Davis 204 Park avenue Mrs Allan Wohl ever 445 Bell avenue Albert Webber 807 Summer Street and discharges James Conway 6305 Lexington Avenue Cleveland.
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Amaryllis Club
Wondcock
Belle Avenue
Taat
Schanbacher
Fred Raesler
Earl Lewis
William Heidrich
Oscar Schanhacher
John Worthington
West Street
Frank Bleke
Tenth Street
Pedro
Scott
Harper
Renninger
Bert Blakeslee
Wil Name Street
L. Wigfield
Bellefield Avenue
Mia E J Stankard
Jed. Urog
Adolph Hull
Hull
Frank Strick
Ed. Urig
Eleventh Street
Charles Davis
Park Ave
Allan Wohlever
Bell Ave
Albert Webber
Summer St
James Conway
Lexington Ave
Cleveland
Local residents enjoy visits and vacations across Ohio and Michigan
Miss Clara Lord and Miss Mary Sherrill of Cleveland stay with Mr and Mrs C Lord on Seventh street while Mrs W Gruey and Mrs M Gruey visit Mrs W W Bowen on Ridge street. Many others, including the Maddox family in East River Street, the Misahka couple in Mariello Wisconsin, and families from Lorain, Vermilion-on-the-Lake, Chippewa Lake, and Columbus, plan or embark on trips to Vermilion, Three Lakes Wisconsin, Burrley Beach, Grand Rapids, and Milwaukee for vacations or visits.
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Clara Lord
Mary Sherrill
Cleveland
Norwalk
Esther
Hattie Broman
Mariello
Wisconsin
Emil Misahka
Effie I Tysell
Mildred
Nell Vogler
VermiMon-on- the-Lake
O. Z. Hess
Cedar Point
Lawrence Webber
Columbus Street
Three Lakes
Wiesconsi
Don Shaibley
East Broad Street
Chippewa Lake
Joe Walson
Ieate Tomertow
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Claxton
316 Park Avenue
Linerson Post
Alabama
Georgia
Theadage Lane
Don
Beverly
Nettle Landon al
Soath Ostreek
Bureley Beach
Donald Tian
Harnand Street
Milwaukee
Wassonsin
N Black
Princeton Avenue
South Dakota
E. M. Whitcomb
Whitcomb
Black
Nass Siaman Fisher
Loraine
P and
Cleveland Street
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Georges Thompson
Tenth St
Mildred Normando
Fox Furnace Company
Allen Gray
Lorain
Theroga
Enowing
Weekend Visits and Club Meeting Reported in Elyria
The column notes Mrs Bush and Mr Bush of 325 Tenth Street hosting a guest in Elyria, Thelma Reichard from Oberlin plans a weekend visit with relatives Joseph Lowden in West Avenue, and Oscar Duen family traveling for a week to Chicago Kenosha and Milwaukee. The Siyma Woman's Club Executive Board schedules a nine thirty meeting next Monday at the club home.
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Tles
Columbia Steel Company
Louis Bush
Tenth Street
Lorain
Thelma Reichard
Ober- 1
Elyria
Joseph Lowden
West Avenue
Oscar Duen
Princeton Aventis
Chicago
Ilinois
Kenosha
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Siym
Rescue of Woman From Death at Stake in Pressburg
Intervention by police at the eleventh hour saved a woman accused as a sorceress from being burned at the stake by superstitious peasants in Pressburg Czecho Slovakia. The victim was bound to a stump and surrounded by fagots ready to ignite as officers arrived.
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Pressburg
Czecho-Slovakia
Polie
Psy
Thornville
Earl Mason
Alason
Middetown plans added wells after health board ok
The state board of health approved the water supply found by test drilling in Middetown Ohio. The city commission authorized bids for one or more additional wells to boost supply by three to four million gallons daily.
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Middetown
State Board of Health
French Baby Shortage Drives Dog Boom At War’s End
Paris dispatch notes a rising canine population in France while baby numbers lag. Pierrefonds and Taillefontaine communities doubled and quintupled dog counts since 1914, as many dogs remain undeclared to dodge taxes. Also reports ban on women aboard military airplanes and a funeral circle offering beaded wreaths for comfort.
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Paris
France
Pierrefonds
Taillefontaine
Fequant
Jealous French Woman Shoots Ex-Lover Over Attention
After a funeral wreath collection, a French woman shot her former lover and husband to prove she no longer loved him. She claimed jealousy and watered down intent as the man was only lightly wounded. she awaits the judge’s decision.
Teachers Blame Mother For Daughter Cussing
London July 17 At the annual conference of the Association of Headmistresses Miss E M Morrison deputy headmistress charged that modern mothers contribute to loose speech among flappers. She said the old image of a mother knitting by the fireplace is gone and that mothers now cry for betting tips cocktails and dance favors. Fathers’ language is excused but mothers are nearly as bad and affect propriety among young girls.
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The
Association of Headmistresses
E. M. Morrison
Japan college marching drills spark student protest
In Japan, military training in colleges and schools becomes a vital issue as students organize to challenge the system. The movement shows organized, widespread participation and a growing friction with authorities over mandatory drills. Cuban barbers perform a unique shaving method using hands and a chin-fitting bowl, avoiding brushes.
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Japan
Mixed dancing Carlisle Grange sale of Prentiss home
For sale the 8. C. Prentiss home at 315 Fifth St. This eight room house features oak floors and finish, four large bedrooms on the second floor, a large lot, and a rear house with good income. Now vacant and first time offered. See exclusive agent W. E Patton at office 331 3rd Street next to the Y M C A.
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8. C. Prentiss
Fifth St
W. E Patton
3Rd Street
Cornell Professor Seeks Other Foods For Milk Reduction
A Cornell professor pursues methods to reduce milk content with a 60 powder, preserving all nutritive properties of the Guid product. Names like Yeomen's picnic and Beaver park appear alongside mentions of Sanday and invited families and friends.
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Cornell
Yeomen’s Picnic
Beaver Park
Sanday
Aa Mens
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