Y W C A Garden Party Hosts Membership Drive Captains
Garden party at Dr and Mrs GD Nicholas Gulf Farms hosted Y W C A membership drive captains. Hosts included committee members and prize winners from Bunco and bridge events. Guests enjoyed devotions, a program on the Y W C A in Elyria, and refreshments served under a veranda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.W.C.A
GD. Nicholas
Gulf Farms
Kari Kaley
Ellsworthy Schneider
J. Martin Beck
Edna Gray Johnson
Elyria
E. J. Howenstine
Local residents report turns of summer visits and departures
A parade of visitors stops Elyria as families travel, host out of town guests, and plan for journeys. Several residents welcome relatives from Texas and Illinois while others prepare to move or vacation along Ontario, Michigan, and Florida routes.
Scotia Lodge Hosts Grand Chief Daughter Visit
Grand Chief Daughter Anna Doig visits Scotia Lodge as guests from Bonnie Briar Bush White Heather Cleveland and Lorain lodges attend. Corsages and a prize highlight the meeting at the British Empire Club Hall with Mary Bonzo presiding. Next regular meeting set for August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Doig
Scotia Ludges
West
Daughters of Scotia
British Empire Club
Margaret Ritchie
Margaret Elmy
Cleveland
Bonnie Briar Bush
White Heather Lodges
Lady Gordon Lodge
Lorain
Mary Bonzo
Grand Lodge
Graham
Robert Forest
Licenses Granted To Local Residents In Lorain Area
Edward Bylica 21 baker and Lila Jean Sapienza 18 Lorain granted licenses. Andrew Kristy 23 Henrietta factory worker and Dorothyanne Davis 19 Oberlin granted. Tony Kotyk 49 Lorain laborer and Rose Kurch 36 Lorain granted. James Paterson 29 Tampa ship fitter and Hildreth A Sasse 29 Elyria 113 Fourth street granted. William Roose 27 Amherst farmer and Florence Gould 25 Huntington 60 left unspecified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Bylica
Lorain
Baker
Lila Jean Sapienza
Andrew Kristy
Henrietta
Dorothyanne Davis
Oberlin
Tony Kotyk
Rose Kurch
James
Paterson
Tampa
Fle
Hildreth A. Sasse
Fourth Street
Elyria
William Roose
Amherst
Farmer
Florence Gould
Huntington
Playmakers Present First Lady at Rialto Tonight
The Playmakers stage Washington the First Lady at Rialto Theatre with Elvira Service League sponsorship. Tickets are available at the box office tonight and tomorrow evening for the second performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rialto Theatre
Elvira Service League
Nagy Home Hosts Hungarian Church Young Ladies Society
Miss Virginia Nagy and Mrs. Joseph Bara hosted the Young Ladies Society of the Hungarian Reformed Church on Irondale Street. Prizes went to Mrs. Bela P. Bacso Mrs. John Thomas Mrs. Andrew Palagyi and Mrs. Elton Becker. The group planned a dining room salad course and a forthcoming August 1 monthly meeting in the church basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nagy
Irondale Street
Virginia Nagy
Joseph Bara
Young Ladies Society
Hungarian Reformed Church
Bela P. Bacso
John Thomas
Andrew Palagyi
Elton Becker
B. B. B. duo meeting at Anna Coox home on Clark Street
Four guests and perfect attendance marked last evening’s B B B duo gathering at Anna Coox’s Clark Street home. Thirty eight games of chance were played with prizes to Mrs Stroup Lena Hirth and Lois Cook. Suzanne Beattie received gifts for her anniversary. Refreshments were served by the hostess with Elizabeth Avery and Suzanne Beattie assisting. In two weeks on August first with Elizabeth Avery 173 Fairlawn Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Henry
Cleveland
Eugene Ehrbar
Dundee Drive
Robert Fauver
Thomas Everhart
Elyria
Carl Ericsson
Lakewood
Richard Herig
Ethy! Milliren
Miss Herig
Fauver-Herig
Fairchild Chapel
Oberlin
L. B. Fauver
Washington Avenue
Lorain
Robert Thompson
Mary Franklin
Norman Basinger
Rosemary Williams
Ervin Wentz
Earl Court
Earl Brown
Norland
Ontario
Lambda Chi
Joyce Gregg
Butternut Ridge Road
Jean Shepard
Marjorie McMullen
la Porte Church
Harvey Curtis
Sans Souci
Banco
Paul Palmer
Burrer
R. J. Brasselle
West Street
Jack Brandon
Carol McQuistion
Alfred O'Donnell
Bernice
Rosemary
Middle Avenue
Bridge
Paul Wottring
Marion Brandon
C. Helfrich
Lois McQuistion
Betty, Williams
Lois McQuistier
Maxine ‘Garford
Christine Sedenis
Belle Brydon
Thelma Kelly
June Sutliffe
Jean Roth
Ann McDonnell
Peggy Dunn
Barbara Rogers
Aecuss Craine
Jeanne Uodierne
Mary Sedenis
Iargaret Cors
Lucille Coen
Lois Frye
Betty Wheeler
Jeanne McCray
June Barchard
Mesdames
J. L. McQuistion
Charles Wentz
H. Rogers
Robert Beiter
S. Sederis
Will Parsch
M. A. Brandon
M. B. Brandon
J. M. Brandon
Amherst
Mary Gruber
Ardis Shenmam
Joliet
Uinois
Anna Coox
Clark Street
Stokes
Stroup
Schnarr
Lois Cook
Mrs. Stroup
Lena Hirth
Suzanne Beattie
Elizabeth Avery
Fairlawn Avenue
Gaiety Club Enjoys Evening At Avon Home
Gaiety Club members and escorts spent a pleasant Tuesday evening at Janet Stagg’s Avon lawn. A treasure hunt and croquet games with prizes awarded to Doris Schaefer and Margaret Krugman highlighted the event. A bonfire roast followed before adjournment to next Tuesday when Doris Schaefer hosts a kid party at 250 Kenyon Court. Dem Women’s Garden Party at Elyria Woman’s Club features a two o’clock start, musical program by Mrs. Fred C. Ruth, and a prominent speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaiety Club
Janet Stagg
Avon
Doris Schaefer
Margaret Krugman
Kenyon Court
Elyria Woman's Club
Democratic Women's Clubs
Lorain County
Elyria Group
Fred C. Ruth
Elyria Republican Women Host Candidates Meeting
The Elyria Republican Women's Club met at the Woman's Club with Judge Horace H Nye introducing candidates for the primaries. The Junior Woman's Club chorus performed, new members joined, and 150 guests enjoyed cake and ice after the session. A follow up gathering was announced for Tuesday evening August 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Republican Women’s Club
Woman's Club
Horace H. Nye
Helen Kolopos
Carl Curtis
Entertainers Host Bridge Evening in Lorain
The Tuesettes traveled to Lorain to visit Mrs. Ed Raider and played bridge. Mrs. Claude Box won high score while Mrs. Clarence Payne was consolation. A floral table decor and refreshment course followed. On August first Mrs. Fred Bongs will host at Concord Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuesettes
Lorain
Ed Raider
Claude Box
Clarence Payne
Fred Bongs
Concord Avenue
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List Nearby Amherst Lorain
The notice lists admitted patients in Lexing ton Ohio and Amherst with names and addresses including Betty Dill Renee Gyer Mrs Charles Kufner and others. Discharges include Betty and Dorothy Shaw at 119 Cascade street. Other entries name Dennis Stofer Erman Cotton Jack Schmauch and Carl Schreiber with respective addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Dill
Lexington
Ohio
Renee Gyer
East Broad Street
Charles Kufner
East Avenue
Harry Lash
West River Street
Ernest Gross
Kenyon
Phyllis Pdostall
Prospect Street
Emil Struck, Jr
Ohio Street
William Bodmann
Amherst
Walter Tomsky
Middle Avenue
Betty
Dorothy Shaw
Cascade Street
Dennis Stofer
Boston Avenue
Erman Cotton
R. D. No
Jack Schmauch
Lorain
Carl Schreiber
Roosevelt Street
Leo Meyer
Washington Avenue
Odd Fellows Install Officers At Elyria Lodge Meeting
Elyria Lodge No. 103 I O O F installed L J Blake as Noble Grand and Wade Heynolds as vice grand with appointive officers after Perry Walls district representative spoke on the Toledo Grand Lodge session. A social hour followed with refreshments. announcements will note weekly lodge activities as the term begins. A separate item covers Shirley Ann Oswald’s fourth birthday party at 113 Lexington Avenue with games, prizes, pink and white decorations, and gifts from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Lodge No. 103
Perry Walls
Oberlin
L. J Blake
Wade Heynolds
Walls
Toledo
Grand Lodge of Ohio
Shirley Ann Oswald
Lexington Avenue
Dorothy Takacs
Maxine Fennell
Joan Stanford
Shirley Ann
Lilly
Dorothy
Evelyn Takacs
Rita
Maxine
Marlene Fennell
Stanley Budny
Kenneth
Mildred Oswald
Newly Installed Officers Lead Knights of Pythias Meeting
Newly installed officers of Chevalier Lodge Knights of Pythias presided at their first meeting in Woodman hall. Lester Harding Chancellor Commander led a brief session as plans for a picnic on August twentieth were outlined by Carl Turner and Gene Hall with a Camp Bell’s Grove venue and a prize program planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevalier Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Woodman Hall
Lester Harding
Comander
Carl Turner
Gene Hall
Campbell's Grove
Eighteenth Birthday Fete for Miss Lucile Schroeder
Miss Lucile Schroeder of Ridgeville celebrated her eighteenth birthday with eighteen friends at her home last evening. Guests traveled from Elyria LaGrange and Lorain for games dancing and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Schroeder
Ridgeville
Elyria
LaGrange
Lorain
Miss Schroeder
Calendar items and club meetings listed in Temple area
Golden Glow club meets with Mrs Maude McLaughlin at Temple court. S Sorority of Second Congregational church meets with Bernadine Parker. Playmakers present First Lady at Rialto Theatre. Prayer meeting at United Presbyterian church at 730. J E Barber leader Townsend Club No 2 meets. St Pauls Churchmens Brotherhood meets Theodore Manns. New Oberlin road. K Lo Club hosts beach party. St Clair Rebekah lodge meeting followed by entertainment and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Glow Club
Maude McLaughlin
Temple Court
S. S. Sorority
Second Congregational Church
Bernadine Parker
First Lady
Rialto Theatre
United Presbyterian Church
J. E. Barber
Townsend Club
Cross Stitch Kittens For Linens Pattern 6437
Cute kitten motif cross stitch pattern offers seven transfers sizes from about 9 3 4 by 10 1 4 inches to 4 by 7 inches. Includes materials and color schemes. Send ten cents to Chronicle Telegram Household Arts Dept New York with name address and pattern number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle-Telegram
Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th Street
New York
N. Y
Varied Hot and Cold Meals For This Week
The article outlines six weeks of balanced hot and cold menus featuring easily prepared dishes. It lists daily meals including breakfast, dinner, and desserts with a mix of beef, poultry, seafood, soups, salads, and puddings to maintain variety and nutrition in home cooking.
Schoolhouse Only Marker of Ghost Mining Town
Eureka Utah shows Knightsville as a ghost town where a lone schoolhouse remains. Jesse Knight blocked saloon and pool hall construction to fund a school, later aided by a family man with 12 children to meet enrollment quotas. The town of about 300 had few students but pushed to meet standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Utah
Knightsville
Old West
Jesse Knight
Godiva
Knight
Diamond
Vancouver to add West's largest grain elevator
Vancouver is set to gain the West's largest elevator after contracts for a 506000 bushel grain storage addition to the Spokane Portland and Seattle facility. When finished, the 935 foot high structure will hold 3000000 bushels, with 2700000 in bulk storage and eight bins of 75000 bushels each, covering 9600 square feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Wash
Spokane, Portland and
Seattle
Missouri River
Washington enacts unfair practices law to curb loss leaders
Olympia, Washington moves under a new unfair practices statute aimed at stopping loss leaders by retailers. The act, patterned after similar laws elsewhere, faced stiff industry opposition over cost calculations. Associations formed in Seattle and Spokane to enforce the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
Wash
Washington
Seattle
County Commissioners Of Ohio To Hold Next Meeting In Columbus
The County Commissioners Association of Ohio will meet at the Neil House in Columbus on January 23 and 24 next year. Commissioner Oscar G. Dunn of Elyria announced this after the executive committee meeting in Columbus. Dunn was named chairman of the arrangements committee for the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Commissioners of
Ohio
Columbus
County Commissioners Association of Ohio
Neil House
Oscar G. Dunn
Elyria
Dunn
Uruguay Wool Exports Go Predominantly to Germany
Nearly two-fifths of Uruguay's wool exports were shipped to Germany this year, reflecting strong demand from European buyers. The report notes Germany as the leading destination in a broader export mix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uruguay
Germany
Cake flour sifted yields more than cup by cup
A recipe note explains that sifted flour increases volume from one cup to about one and a quarter cups. The statement highlights how unsifted flour expands when sifted. It also mentions a separate statistic: two million bicycles are now in daily use in India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
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Lotus Ehrke
C. C. C. Club
Tom Innes, Jr
Betty Crooks
Sleepy Hollow Lake
Bunco
Marian Ward
Mary Jane Buell
Harold Sparr
Martha Krebs
Ruth Plas
June Smith
Ann Meeks
Jeanne Crooks
Helen Zalenka
Harold Oparr
Henry Conk
Jack
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Buckshot Lake
Canada
Thousand Islands
Adirondack Mountains
Smithport
Pennsylvania
Matthew Zechman
California
Zechman
Chicago
Wilbur Peter
F. R. Machock
Gladewater
Texas
J. Machock
Bath Street
F. R. Novak
Marilyn
Charles Novak
Oxford Avenue
Mr. Novak
Indiana
Michigan
C. C. Barrow
Sun Colin
South Weymouth
Massachusetts
Margaret Taylor
Hamilton Avenue
Barrow
Taylor
W. K. Brubaker
Stanford Avenue
H. A. Robinson
Park Avenue
D. H. Cornish
Elyria Hotel
Ft. Myers
Florida
Emma Behnke
Slidell
Louisiana
Ed. Smith
Lake Avenue
H. H. Nye
W. P. McClure
McClure
A. L. Emmons
Madison
J. D. Lickerish
Cleveland Street
M. A. Witter
Roosevelt Avenue
Emory Coleman
Massillon
Virginia Nettleton
Walter Coleman
Allan Humphrey
Alvin Fowl
Tommy Snyder
Telegraph Road
Linwood Park
The
Evangelical Church
W. B. Hubbell
West Coast
Glen Davidson
Decatur
Illinois
Hazel Randall
Eighth Street
Davidson
Jesse Swanger
New London
Fred Peterson
East River Street
New York City
Bertha Sill
A. E. Adams
Lake Shore
T. F. Stringer
William Ruth
Brooklyn Street
Beaver Park
Mary Ellen Dunn
A. C. Vietzen
Foster Avenue
Sian Machock
Port Arthur
C. A. Easly
Twelfth Street
John Machock
Mrs. Curtis
Mrs. Shay
Comraderie
Elwyn Shagy
Parkview Coast
Eleanor Rhodes
Jerry Hahn
Betty Scheibel
Bec Biche
Mary Inez Walsh
Center Ridge Road
Ellen Palm
Phillips Court
Isa Jamison
Pasadena
Paton
Jamison
Truth Seekers
George Williamson
George Yost
Fannie Foster
Jean Moves
League
Walther League of St. John's Church
Mildred
Thelma
Jean Wagner
Hildreth Sasse
James Patterson
Marny’s
East Bridge Street
St. Paul's Church
Sigloe
Rosemary Cluley
Chestnut Street
Bette MacDowell
Scotia Lodge
Knights of St. John
St. Mary's Church Hall
Arrid
American Institute of Laundering
Alali
Sprague
East Ave
von Ee
Rialto
Murbach Coal
Honra
Odd Fellows
Cross Stich Kittens
Alice Brooks
Judith Wilson
Washington State
Ruth's Wave Shop
Lake Ave
Bota Menr
B. Broad &T
Westinghouse
Ryan Electric
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