DeMolay Chapter Holds Semiannual Meeting in Cleveland
Denbrook Chapter of DeMolay in Cleveland met at the I. O. C. F. hall for a regular and semiannual session. Robert Marsh was elected for membership and will be initiated next meeting. Officers installed included Harold Dicken as Master Councilor and Edward Notley among distinguished visitors. An initiation is planned for the next regular meeting in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denbrook
Order of DeMolay
Cleveland
Robert Marsh
Harold Dicken
Howard Ablgrim
Paul Thompson
Charles Hays
Ellaworth Hales
Frederick Aeble
Robert Dyke
Levi Morse
Fientinel
George Reese
Thomas Stringer
Marshall
Malcolm Patrick
William Belleridge
Edward Summerlee
Walter Sandrack
Merrill Walker
Arthur Bush
Harris Hudson
Robert Rieth
Donald Hull
Herry Wright
Howard Ahlgrim
Herbert Young
Howard
George Baker
Theodore Washke
Roser
Edward Notley
Elyria Commandery No. 60
K. T
James Hewitt
DeMolay
E. R. Vestal
W. L. Vaughn
Richard Spangley
Order of de Molay
Norwood Baumhart
Howard Martin
William Yoo
Harlow McNally
Robert Harding
Honor Two Drill Team Officers At Picnic
Fred Wehlber commander of the Ladies Drill Team of St. John's Auntuary and Mrs. Maude McLaughlin captain were guests at Cascade Park last night for a tureen supper hosted by the Golden Glow Club. Gifts were given to the honorees with speeches by Dorothy Fintegen and Mergerat Krugman, and plans were announced for aHamburg fry in two weeks with arrangements led by Mrs Bert and Mrs Anna Hollup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wehlber
St:. John’s
Maude McLaughlin
Cascade Park
Golden Giow Club
Webber
Dorothy Fintegen
Mergerat Krugman
Womens Union study at St Pauls church
The Evangelical Womens Union met at St Pauls church to study What the Womens Union Can Do for the Church. Rev Ernat Iron led the session in Mrs E O Pallas absence, with Mrs Claude Wigfield directing song service and Mrs Max Lyndon giving the devotional from Ephesians 6 10 13. A solo by Mrs Hawkins of Deschier Ohio followed. Funds donated to support a clinic and surgery at Shannondol in the Ozark Mountains. Circle 2 served refreshments. Circle 3 will host August 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Union
Evangelical Womens Union
St. Paul's Church
E. O. Pallas
Ernat Iron
Claude Wigfield
Max Lyndon
Irion
Hawkins
Deschier
Ohio
Carl Menz
Shannondol
Ozark Mountains
Mra
John Jehl
Circle 2
Circle 3
Pleasant visit by Canton-Lorain Auxiliary Past Presidents
Mrs. Bertha Olmstead hosted the Canton-Lorain Auxiliary No. 11 past presidents at Furnace Street yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Anna Barnes' group led the meeting with nine members contributing verses at roll call. Mrs. Edith Henry, back from California, described the western climate and scenery. Sunshine prize awarded to Mrs. Sadie Stroh. Mrs. Minnie Church to entertain the Auxiliary on August fifteenth in 1.0. C. F. Block. Refreshments in the dining room featured a yellow white and green color motif.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Olmstead
Canton-Lorain
Furnace Street
Anna Barnes
Edith Henry
California
Sadie Stroh
Minnie Church
C. F
Home cooked chicken dinner Saturday at Ben son’s
Eagles club hosts a home cooked chicken dinner this Saturday at 345 Second Street. Also announced is free turtle soup Saturday night at the club rooms by Sam & Scrubby, Chefs.
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Benson’s
Second St
Sam & Scrubby
Doctor Advised Bulk For Constipation In Kellogg’s All-Bran
A reader recounts relief from chronic constipation after following a physician's advice to use Kellogg's All-Bran. The ad claims bulk from Bran aids digestion and provides vitamin B and iron, recommending two tablespoons daily and to consult a doctor if unresolved. It promotes the red and green package and Kellogg's Battle Creek origin.
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Kellogg
Battle Creek
Regular meeting of Spanish War Veterans camp and Auxiliary
Major Woodworth Camp and Auxiliary of the Spanish War Veterans held a well attended meeting at the K of C hall. Reports on a Canton convention were favorable. A picnic in Cascade Park was set for August 18 with John Pope Frank Borie and Wm Hyman named to the committee. The next meeting is August 1 at the K of C hall.
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Woodworth
K. of Call
H E. J. Mc Roberts
J. H. Pope
Chas. W. Flory
Booster Club
Ashtabula
Eugene Dick
Oberlin
D.C. Othe
Ann E. Southam
Canton
John H. Pope
Frank J. Borie
Wm. Hyman
Cascade Park
K. of ©. Hall
Entertains Division A of Second Congregational Church
Mrs E T Boynton hosted seventeen members and friends at 704 Bond Street last evening. Mildred Eckhart sang a 1 10th solo with Norma Crawalli and Norma Woodcock reading. A guessing contest and tea followed. Next meeting is August 1 a picnic at Mrs Davies Penfield Street.
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E. T. Boynton
Division A
Second Congregational Church
Bond Street
Mildred Eckhart
Norma Crawelli
Norma Woodcock
Leah Roger
Mrs Davies
Penfield Street
New Officers Elected at Circle 2 First Congregational Meeting
Circle 2 of the First Congregational church held a Thursday picnic at Clearview Grove with Mrs Anetta Otto hosting. Officers named were president Mrs W C Clark vice president Mrs R W McWilliams secretary Mrs C J Robinson treasurer Mrs E L Moody and Mrs C A Laberge named notification committee chairwoman. A vote of thanks was given to retiring chair Mrs Otto and her officers for their faithful service. Jean Smith Margery Cochrane Claire Robinson and Jean Smith performed songs and recitations before adjournment until Fall.
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Circle 2
First Congregational Church
Anetta Otto
Otto
Jean Smith
Margery Cochrane
Claire Robinson
Election And Selection Of 1936 Meeting Place Closes Business Women's Convention
SEATTLE Wash July 19 The National Federation of Business and Professional Women s Clubs concluded its program with a spirited officer election and choice of a 1936 convention site Contests for most offices left E Paarl Warwick Champaign II and Amy Llewellyn Pullman Wash unopposed for treasurer and third vice president MacDonald Bowi Va sought reelection as president against C O William Washington DC Delegates heard addresses on the New Deal with Roosevelt administration supporters prevailing Henry A Wallace Secretary of Agriculture outlined the frontier era theory of using technology to relieve distress Wallace defended AAA processing taxes as a tariff aiding agriculture rather than industry
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Seattle
Wash
National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
E. Paarl Warwick
Champaign
Amy Llewellynn
Pullman
Roosevelt
Emily Newell Blair
National Consumers’ Counci
Henry A. Wallace
Agriculture
Wallace
Republic
Local Personal News Roundup From Elyria
Mrs. O C Metcalf and Mrs Emma Zahrley returned from Cleveland after attending the W B A for two days Mis Viole Hargrave departs tonight for a visit at a summer home near Ashtabula Mr and Mrs Paul Gwin and family left for Minnesota after visiting cousin Ralph Gwin in Cornall Avenue Mrs Helen Smith Somers of Utica NY has notified Elytians of her husband Theodore Somers death following his Wednesday passing Mr and Mrs Frank E Stevens of Cornell Avenue returned from New York City trip Mr and Mrs Earl Dunford of Chicago are visiting their parents on 237 Eighth Street Mr and Mrs Fred Sheldon and family and Mrs C B Simkins returned from Johnstown PA for funeral of Aunt Mrs Ed Deckert in Cleveland James Lockard of Van Wert visiting brother William Lockard on Harvard Avenue Miss Blanche Vail of Youngstown guest of John K Nece in Brooklyn Street Born to Maurice Hand at Elyria Memorial Hospital a son on July 19 Misses Frances Lemon Evelyn Brilhart Elizabeth Brown Wilma Bader Constance McClure Henrietta Tiffin Roandel Rhoads Maxine Smith Ruth Wilcox Dorothy Kieffer Betty Seward left Saturday to spend weekend at Miss Hollys cottage at Lakeside with Stay At Home camp advisors from the YWCA
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O. C. Metcalf
Emma Zahrley
Cleveland
Mis. Viole Hargrave
Ashtabula
Paul Gwin
Minnesota
Ralph Gwin
Cornall Avenue
Helen Smith Somers
C. B. Simkins
Johnstown
Pennsylvania
Ed Deckert
Chile’n Clai
James Lockard
van Wert
Ohio
William Lockard
Harvard Avenue
Blanche Vail
Youngstown
John K. Nece
Brooklyn Street
Maurice Hand
Huron Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Frances Lemon
Evelyn Brilhart
Elizabeth Brown
Wilma Bader
Constance McClure
Henrietta Tiffin
Roandel Rhoads
Maxine Smith
Ruth Wilcox
Dorothy Kieffer
Betty Seward
Calendar for Tonight at Vermilion on the Lake
Nettie Finch Webber club hosts a picnic at Vermilion on the Lake and lookouts invite friends to the next club meeting on Wednesday July 34. Evelane Ernst is social chairman and Aileen Fiedler publicity chair for August. Ruth Schubert and Rosa del Rhoads win prizes in a postmeeting games session. A luncheon follows with orange and brown decor. July 31 host Aileen Fiedler.
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Catherine Halpin
J. A. Bearer
Garvin Avenue
Vermilion on-the-Lake
Evelane Ernst
Aileen Fiedler
Publity
Ruth Schubert
Rosadel Rhoads
Evelene Ernst
Fremont Street
Malta Dames Host Card Party At Mrs Drage Home
Members of the Dames of Malta gathered at Mrs Lottie Drage’s Hamilton Street residence to play pinochle bridge and banco. Prizes were won by Minnie Gard Klara Schaub Iva Simmons and Jennie Morris. Refreshments followed and yellow white garden flowers decorated the venue. The next meeting is set for July 24 at 1 00 O F hall.
Birthday party honors Miss Berenice Sahlin at Lake Avenue
Mrs Ralph Miller hosted a party for the Nessner Brothers store employer and her daughter Miss Berenice Sahlin on her birthday anniversary. Contests, music and chat entertained guests before luncheon. Miss Sahlin received many beautiful gifts recalling the delightful occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Miller
Lake Avenue
Nessner Brothers
Berenice Sahlin
Picnic At Ely Woods Enjoyed By Church Guests
A group from Division A of the Church of Christ held a picnic last night in Ely Woods. Twenty six attended the supper and social time followed. The organizers hope for another picnic in August.
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Division A
Church of Christ
Ely Woods
Hart's Poultry Market Ad Offers Fresh Eggs and Cheese
Hart's Poultry Market promotes fresh eggs at 28 and 30 cents per dozen, dressed or alive poultry options including broilers half-fries stewers and roasters, and Ohio cream cheese mild at 25 cents per pound. Located at the corner of Second and Chestnut, phone 5874.
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Hart’s Poultry Market
Ohio
B and P W Club Officers Hosted by Eva Mackey
Miss Eva Mackey of Parkview Court hosted Elyria Business and Professional Women during the first meeting of the 1935-36 officers. Committees were organized and plans prepared for fall, with about 60 local women in the civic group and Seattle national convention noted for the week. The Elyria club lists Eva Mackey, Elizabeth Rich, Vivian Hackett, Laura Harris, Ruth Gates, and Edith Terrell as governing members.
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Eva Mackey
Parkview Court
Business and Professional Women's Club
Elyria Business and
Seattle
Wash
Oberlin
Lorain
Lakewood
Cleveland
Elytia Club
Elizabeth Rich
Vivian Hackett
Laura Harris
Ruth Gates
Edith Terrelle
Local group picnics and parties highlight Elyria social scene
Albert J. Sanger and Angela Filardo of Elyria and Young Women's Missionary Society members enjoyed a picnic at Elywoods with Miss Nellie Wheatley as refreshment chair and Miss Phyllis Wheatler leading a devotional. Visitors Miss Blanche Vail and Miss Gillis joined from Youngstown and Elyria, with plans to meet again in September. Meanwhile Mrs. George Puls hosted a pink and green birthday party for Evelyn Keeves, and Mrs. Harold Bennett entertained the Senatity Club in honor of Mrs. Pat Molosky with gifts and pink white decor. Division B Church of Christ held Cascade Park outings with games, music, and a violin-guitar performance, concluding until September, and the Junior American Legion Auxiliary hosted a warm-weather roast at Cascade Park with a pre-supper swim and a July picnic planned with the Senior Auxiliary.
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Young Women’s Missionary Society
The
United Presbyterian Church
Elywoods
Nellie Wheatley
Phyllis Wheatler
Ona Holly
Misa Blanche Vail
Youngstown
Ohio
Misa Gillis
Elyria
Harold Bennett
Senatity Club
Pat Molosky
Division B
Church of Christ
Cascade Park
Lorna Fiedler
Hazel Martin
American Legion
Hospital Admissions and Graduating Class Outing Details
A list of hospital admissions includes Antoinette Callas Lorain Mrs Maurice Hood 135 Huron St Mrs Jack Tarry 315 W Tth Ave Discharges include Mrs John Kant and Edith Terrell baby boys for Mrs Arth ur Tite 415 Elm Ave Paul Richards 341 Second Ave. Edith Terrell 712 Westage. At the invitation of Mr and Mia Alva Bullock and their nephew Arlegh Wilbur a Elytia Business College graduating class outing occurred at Sunkist Villa Sunnyside Beach with boating bathing and a wiener roast for Beatrice Burrer Myron Briggs Katherine Fisk Lois Leppere Margaret Wysezinski Richard Price Jovece Voehle Paul Blumenstein Virginia Moran Ave leigh Wilbur and Guidie Tirpe. Phi Kappa members met at Helen Mashinsky’s 203 Chestnut St and discussed plans for a Vermi pa on the Lake cottage the week of July 2. Bridgeway the evening featured Marge Krugman and Edns Hines. Members will meet in two weeks with place to be decided.
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Antoinette Callas
Lorain
Maurice Hood
Huron St
Jack Tarry
John Kant
Cleveland
Arthur Tite
Paul Richards
Edith Terrell
Westage
Mia
Alva Bullock
Arlegh Wilbur
Elytia Business College
Sunkist Villa
Sunnyside Beach
Beatrice Burrer
Myron Briggs
Katherine Fisk
Lois Leppere
Margaret Wysezinski
Richard Price
Jovece Voehle
Panl Blumenstein
Virginia Moran
Aveleigh Wilbur
Guidie Tirpe
Phi Kappa
Helen Mashinsky
Chestnut Street
Gattage
Vermipa -On-The- Lake
Bridgeway
Ite
Marge Krugman
Edns Hines
Chicago Idie Watch Traffic Guards Expanded for Summer
Chicago safety patrols formed from 1900 unemployed men under the Illinois Emergency Relief Commission will guard busy intersections near beaches parks and playgrounds this summer. The program grew from a 1923 crossing guard site to a 2500 strong force protecting crossings near schools. Guards report violators to municipal courts and have assisted in a bandit pursuit. over 50 guards have suffered traffic injuries in service.
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Chicago
Ilinois Emergency Relief Commission
Emergency Relief Administration
Jersey Tailor Retires After 2,500th Suit Made
Collingswood New Jersey tailor Thomas Nebelitsky, who crafted over 2,590 suits by hand, has retired at age 58 after 24 years in the business. He stated there is only one way to make a suit and that is to build it like a house for the man who orders it.
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Collings Wood
N. J
Thomas Nebelitsky
Nebelitsky
Nebalitesky
Beach Planted To Clams Onset
Onset beach was ploughed under to start a new crop of little seed clams. Japan faces mineral deposit shortages, reflecting broader supply concerns.
Fashion Through the Ages Across Great Cities
The focus of fashion through history has shifted among famed centers: Babylon, Miletus, Athens, Alexandria, Rome, Constantinople, Florence, Venice, and Paris, highlighting how style rose and waned in each era.
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Babylon
Miletus
Athens
Alexandria
Rome
Constantinople
Florence
Venice
Paris
Birds split peaches with feet and beaks
The text notes that some birds lacking strong bills grip peaches with their feet to steady them and then use their bills to split the fruit. It describes a method of overcoming weak bill strength to access peach flesh.
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Avid J. Nye
Women's Union Meets
Mrs. Olmstead
Koop
Circle
Europe
Bems
Beverly
Billy
France
Business Women’s Convention
Nettie Finch Webber
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Provected Home Circle
Bertha Lyberger
Cedar Street
Royal Neighbors of America
Woodman Hall
Knights of
Gladys Prrmely West
Stage Arts
Middle Ave
B. & P.W. Club
Albert J. Sanger
Angela Filardo
George Puls
W. Eighth Street
JC. van Austale
Evelyn Keeves
Evelyn McRoberts
Idie
Jersey
Japan
Ruth's
Helen Foley
Woodland
Coats
Eler
Newport
D. L. Wilder
Walton Ice & Fuel CO
Mothe
Elyria Fur Shoppe
Edith Mae
Edith Mae Hat Shoppe
HyGrade Dry Cleaners
Ade
Vestals
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