Riley Wilford Evening Bridge Honors Miss Marguerite Shaw
Miss Marguerite Shaw will marry Robert Sandrock in August. Miss Mary Riley and Miss Dorothy Wilford hosted a bridge evening at the Riley home on Middle Avenue with five tables in play. Prizes went to Miss Geraldine Halpin, Miss Dorothy Cunningham, and Mrs. Stanley Shaw. The home and refreshments featured pink and white flowers, and Miss Shaw received numerous gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riley-Wilford
Marguerite Shaw
Mary Riley
Dorathy Wilford
Geraldine Halpin
Dorothy Cunningham
Stanley Shaw
Riley
Miss Shaw
Community club and lodge events planned for Monday
Monday events include Chevalier Lodge Knights of Pythias meeting and Ladies Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars gathering. Canton Lorain and Auxiliary No 93 meet, Beekeepers evening MT. C. Club hall picnic at the lake hosted by Miss Louise Wernert, Pythian Sisters Sewing Circle with Mrs Alonzo Brown. The Pollyanna Club families hosted by Misses Eva and Louise Smith last night with picnic, lanterns, lawn games, and guests from Detroit Fremont and Eustis Florida. Next meeting August fifteenth at Mrs Ira Wissinger's Furnace Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevalier Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Canton Lorain
Number Ninety Three
MT. C. Club
Louise Wernert Wll
Pythian Sisters Sewing Circle
Alonzo Brown
Ninth Street
Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary
Eva
Louise Smith
Lake Avenue
Pollyanna Club
Phil Robson
Smith
Detroit
Fremont
Eustis
Florida
Ira Wissinger
Furnace Street
Elyria Women Win With Low Gross And Low Net
The Western Division golf meet at Ashland Country Club saw Elyria Country Club entrants led by Mrs. W E Reichard, who captured low gross with 96, and Mrs. G E Gould, who won low net with 85. A social event for Ashland Club ladies is planned with Elyria members in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Golf Association
Ashland Country Club
Elyria Country Club
G. E Gould
W. E. Reicherd
F. E. Colson
Carl Hallock
K. R. Jenson
Clifford Wise
G. E Moyer
Walter Ayres
J. E. Flynn
C. J. Krantz
M. Herald
L. B. Fauver
John Parsch
W. E. Reichard
G. EE. Gould
Ashland Club
Tigredia Social Club Picnic at Cascade Park
The Tigredia Social Club held a Cascade Park luncheon yesterday at 12:30 PM with thirty-one attendees. First prize went to Mrs Carrie Faulhaber, second to Mrs Lillian Boddy, and consolation to Mrs William Manzel Man, an out-of-town guest from Cleveland. the event will be repeated at Cascade Park on August fifteenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tigredia Social Club
Cascade Park
Carrie Faulhaber
Lillian Boddy
William Manzel- Man
Cleveland
Trustees Open Wick Home in October for Admittance Demand
The Home for the Aged trustees met to hear reports and handle routine business. They decided to open the Wick home in October due to many admission applications. Lunches were served to attendees including Dr. Anderson, Dr. Brown, Dr. Hesse, and Dr. Ketcham from out of town. The next meeting is set for the second Tuesday in August. Earl Bruheler of Lake Avenue celebrated a birthday at his aunt Mrs Edward Bruheler’s LaGrange home with outdoor games and gifts. ENTRE NOUS CLUB PICNIC SUPPER Members and husbands picnicked in Ely Park with Mrs. Owen Bannon in charge. another outing planned in three weeks. Twenty girls from Elyria Business College July class enjoyed a weiner roast at Miss Elea Squire’s Middle Avenue home. Rehman led the afternoon. MAS LOR BUSINKES
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home For the
Wick
Anderson
Brown
Hesse
Ketcham
Earl Bruheler
Lake Avenue
Edward Bruehler
LaGrange
Brueeler
Entre Nous Club
Ely Park
Owen. Bannon
Elyria Business College
En& Weiner
Elea Squire
Middle Avenue
Rehman
Royal Neighbors Meet in Woodman Hall
Royal Neighbors of America met last evening in Woodman hall to conduct routine business. Katherine McGuire, county deputy from Lorain, attended. Plans were discussed for an August picnic. The Sewing Circle will hold a regular meeting on July thirtieth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors of America
Woodman Hall
Katherine McGuire
Lorain
Sewing Circle
Church of Christ Sunday Notes at Second and Chapel
The Summer program for Lords Day worship at Second and Chapel Streets has one preaching service at 1030 tomorrow morning. Pastor Mr. Fowler will preach on If or The Temptation that came in very hot weather. Music includes In the hour of trial and Lord we pray Thee sung by the quartette. Bible School meets at 930 with department openings. Junior Church at 1030. Christian Endeavor worship at 650 PM. Mid week prayer at 730 Wednesday led by the Gospel team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Second
Chapel Streets
Fowler
Lane
Matthews
Bible School
Christian Endeavor Society
St John Lutheran Mens Society Meet in Elyria
The St John Lutheran Men s Society of Lorain County gathered at St John s Lutheran School House on Third Street in Elyria with about forty members from Amherst Lorain and Elyria clubs attending last evening. They planned an August picnic and enjoyed refreshments during the informal social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St John Lutheran Mens Society of
Lorain County
Ambherst
Lorain
Elyria
St. John’s Lutheran School House
Third Street
Riverbank Supper Party Hosted by Friendship Club
Miss Gertrude Borie and Miss Mildred Baumhart led a riverbank supper party on East River Street last evening. Plans were set for a Summer Sport Co-Ed party at Vermilion on the Lake on the Twenty eighth of July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Club
East River
Gertrude Borie
Mildred Baumhart
Vermilion-on the-Lake
Picnic at Cascade Park by First Baptist Church
The Widening Circle of the First Baptist church held a pleasant picnic at Cascade Park. Each family brought a basket and supper was served at six. Men played baseball, children enjoyed the playground, and ladies shared a social time. The neat meeting will resume in the fall with the new yearly calendar beginning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Cascade Park
Religious schedule including sermons and events
The pastor preaches tomorrow morning at 10 45 on Sinning Against the Holy Spirit Bible school lesson at 9 30 a m Moses a Courageous Leader Young People societies devotion at 6 380 p m Bible School Cabinet picnic Tuesday afternoon at Dr R H McClure summer home 132 Perry Vermilion Ohio train riders may depart 3 27 p m Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 on Spiritualism Another Modern Religious Delusion
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses
Bible School
R H McClure
Perry Street
Vermilion
Ohio
Cross Topics At First Church Morning And Evening
Rex R T Ketcham will lecture on The Cross and Religious Failure at 1045 AM and The Cross and Discipleship in the evening. Young people meet at 630 in the Sunday School room to discuss First Things First with Hazel Mower, Gertrude McCullough, Mrs. W. Keisler, F A Yost, Hartman Crumiler, and visiting Miss Elizabeth Baylor of Clearwater, Florida with her orchestra bells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex R T Ketcham
Hazel Mower
Gertrude McCullough
W. Keisler
F A Yost
Hartman Crumiler
Elizabeth Baylor
Clearwater
Fla
Summer Sunday Services At First Methodist Episcopal Church
Last Sunday evening services at First Methodist Episcopal Church drew the largest summer crowd. Tomorrow evening choir director Robert Moore and organist Miss Louise Brown will lead three summer hymns while Dr Piper preaches Two Baskets of Summer Fruit. Morning service features All Things Yours. Sunday School nearly 100 attendees meets at 9:30 and Myworth League at 6:36 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Robert Moore
Louise Brown
Piper
Rewday
Myworth League
Meetings and sewing club events reported
The Woman's Welsh Club meets Tuesday afternoon at 2 30 for installation of officers and guest day in the First Congregational Church parlors. Buckeye 4 H Club members gathered at Miss Charlotte Blythe's Abbey Road home for sewing and a business meeting. a quilt was started to raise funds, with Miss Florence Rahrig as guest. Refreshments were provided by the hosts. The Twenty-fifth of July meeting at Miss Helen and Miss Hazel Smiths Gulf Road home is set for two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Welsh Club
First Congregational Church
Buckeyes 4H
Buckeye 4 H
Charlotte, Blythe
Abbey Road
Florence Rahrig
Helen
Hazel Smith
Gulf Road
Mrs Massey Hosts Eagles Auxiliary Night At Home
Mrs George Massey of East River Street entertained Eagles Auxiliary members last evening. Pedro and pinochle were played with prizes awarded to several members, followed by luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massey
Eagles
George Massey
East River Street
Pedro
L Smith
Zahriey
Kuss
Wurtsbauch
Heller
M. McCullum
Marriage Licenses in Elyria and Nearby Areas
David S Herbst 27 a meat cutter Elyria and Alice Marie Gerrick 20 Elyria married by Rev Sayles in Elyria. Jane Kromer 23 salesman Cleveland and Gertrude M Jones 23 Elyria married by a Justice of the Peace Donald Wangreen 21 laborer Amherst and Ruth Bowen 18 Kipton by Rev Harding in Kipton. John Hudak 76 Ireman Lorain and Jewel Pochurek 30 Lorain married by a Justice of the Peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David S. Herbst
Elyria
Alice Marie Gerrick
Sayles
Jane Kromer
Cleveland
Gertrude M. Jones
Donald Wangreen
Amherst
Ruth Bowen
Kipton
Rev Harding
John Hudak
Ireman
Lorain
Jewel Pochurek
Admissions and Discharges Noted in County Records
Mrs John Albert of 112 Irondale Avenue admitted as a patient. Discharges include Edward White from County Home, Mrs Arthur Grabel and baby boy from 1839 West Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Albert
Irondale Avenue
Edward White
County Home
Arthur Grabel
West Avenue
Local residents share weekend visits and travels
Donna Bell of Warren and Dorothy Cunningham of Cleveland spend weekends visiting Elyria. Florida visitors, Palatka guests, and Detroit travelers join local hosts. Several residents plan trips to Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Youngstown, and New York City, while others return from Amherst and Dunkirk for family events and medical care. A newborn arrived at Elyria Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Bell
Warren
Third Street
Dorothy Cunningham
Cleveland
Elyria
Gertrude Marlett
Elmer
Palatka
Florida
Henry Thompson
West Ninth Street
John E. Handley
Furnace Street
Metcalf
Oberlin College Library
William Manzelman
E. A. Manzelman
Woodland Avenue
Gnett
Denison Avenue
Michigan
E . Breslin
Ralph Dewey
Detroit
George Tattersall
Vermuilion-on-the-Lake
A. Walters
Mansfield
Chestnut Street
Walter Zander
Elyria Clinic
Ted Washke
East River Street
Evangelical Training School
Dunkirk
New York
C . Lawrence
Stanfore Avenue
Jean
Chicago
Chas McCarvel
Fifth Street
Edward Smith
Oak Street
Weat Cornwall
Connecticut
Mr Smith
John Hawkins
Rush Street
Weat Ridge
H M Tapper
Elyria Memorial Hospital
John Albert
Trondale Avenue
H. E Kirkbride
Amherst
Ralph Vogler
F. W. Bunting
John Garland
Joseph Heathcote
South Amherst
William Coburm
Som Bar
Lucien LeLong Midseason Paris Collection Reflects Feminine Silhouette
Special Cable to Central Press Paris designer Lucien LeLong presents a midseason line rooted in summer and winter themes. He emphasizes externalizing feminine subconscious needs with long shirts, expanded sleeves, cape details, and waist emphasis, using velvets, astrakhan, and rich browns to evoke autumn mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucien Lelong
Central Press
Amherst Visitors Stay At Hotel Breakers Near Cedar Point
Mr and Mrs Floyd Helfrich of Wooster Street were visitors in Elyria last Saturday weekend. They are spending the weekend at Hotel Breakers at Cedar Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ton
Amherst
Elyria
Floyd Helfrich
Wooster Street
Fashions By Frances Paget on Fiber Place in Markets
In New York on July 19 a woolen and worsted factor argues that when fiber is fitted to its natural place wool, silk, cotton and rayon markets benefit. He says wool cannot rival silk for soft day clothing nor can silk fully replace wool for regulation frocks, and warns that woolens imitating silk or vice versa dilute character and harm fiber promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Paget
Stile
New York
Weather street wear offers wool favors amid silk and cotton shifts
The writer notes silk houses will refrain from selling silks to frock makers who should tailor with wool. Wool remains the ideal fabric, and many outlets will stock wool as silk and cotton firms supply encouragement and help rather than competition.
National Language Reform Movement Launched in Tokyo
Prince Konoe and Jiro Minar inaugurate the Mother Tongue Improvement Society at the Japan Club in Warunouchi with about 100 scholars and publicists in attendance to reform the Japanese language to meet changing times and circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Konoe
Jiro Minar
Japan Club
Warunouchi
Woman neglecting water blamed for health woes at meeting
Norwalk doctors and cosmetologists censured women who substitute cold cream and gin for water. J J Quinn urged that water remains the basis of health and beauty, warning against reliance on creams, fake beauticians, and rushing life. He favored water use with cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Conn
J J Quihn
Pinaud Laboratories
Fin Quinn
Six French Sisters Gather for Family Party in Paris
Six widowed sisters in Paris for a family gathering have ages totaling 430 years. The siblings born in Bafiac in Aveyron are listed as wives Couderc 66, Lavabre 73, Stein er 79, Simoulin 69, and Leissedry 41, with ages shown in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Bafiac
Aveyron
Wmnes Couderc
Salmpaul
Lavabre
Steiner
Simoulin
Leissedry
Delegate Appointed To Lead Japanese Delegation
The Imperial Academy selects Dr Gengoku Kawaichi of Tokio Imperial University as chief of the Japanese delegation to the International Scientific Congress in Geneva in May under the League of Nations auspices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TOKIO
Imperial Academy
Gengoku Kawaichi
Tokio Imperial University
Geneva
League of Nations
Puritan Father Teaches Walter to Think of Rich Food as Sin
The father at St Walter, Scott, a Puritan, viewed pleasure with suspicion. When young Walter enjoyed the soup, his father mixed it with a pint of water to "take the devil out of it," signaling strict minimization of indulgence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Walter
Scott
Walter
Yale Sterling Memorial Library Houses 1.58 Million Volumes
Yale moves 1 582 000 volumes to the Sterling Memorial Library the largest college library building in the world. The skyscraper like structure rises like 16 stories with welded steel shelves built into its frame. When finished this fall it will dwarf most campuses and rank just below Congress and New York Public Library in volume counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Sterling Memorial Library
Sterling Memorial
America
United States
Congressional Library
Washington
New Publice
Ice cream social at Stop 20 on Green Line tonight
The American Booster's Club invites residents to a free ice cream social tonight at Stop 20 on the Green Line north of Darek's Green House. All welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Line
Darek
American Booster’s Club
County Legion Picnic Moved to Campbell's Stop 98 Oberlin
County Council American Legion and Auxiliary announce a picnic this Sunday at Campbell's Stop 98 Oberlin Road, replacing the Wagner's Grove venue previously listed. Residents are urged to attend and note the venue change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Council
American Legion and Auxiliary
Campbell's
Stop 98
Oberlin Road
Wagner's Grove
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Country Club
Ashland
Tigredia Club
Wick Home
Earl Bruhler
Business College
Tooting
Royal Neighbors
ST. John’s Lutheran Men's Society
United Presbyterian Church
Methodist
Ness
Paris Elegantes
Astrakhan
Fox
Jersey
Promenade
Palace
Casino
Cook’s
East Avenue
Annapolis
Warner Brothers
PALAC
MR Mannens
Winifred Westover
Lyos William Collier, JR
Fannie Hurst
Hallworthy
College Place
Oberlin, Ohio
Grace Court
Jane M. Hall
ATL
Theis Pate
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