Miss Lias Honored With Supper Dance At Nurses Home
Miss Lias of Elyria Memorial Hospital was honored by colleagues on the eve of her upcoming marriage to Jesse Pemberthy. A mock wedding featured Miss Snyder as bridegroom and Miss Bowers as bride with a full reception at the Nurses Home. Gifts included glass goblets and a Westminster clock, with dancing afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lias
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Jesse Pemberthy
Louise Snyder
Ruth Bowers
Martha Leader
Mary Ivancic
Isabelle Boyd
Miss Cochran
Spring Valley Club Launches Membership Drive Dinner Meet
Spring Valley Country Club opened a membership drive with a ninety member dinner and initial business meeting. Campaign manager Lawrence Webber announced the drive runs until August 19 with twenty nine four man teams, nine led by club women, and calls on Mayor Hewitt and Arthur Hudnutt for brief talks. The effort aims to recruit neighbors as members build in the valley. Canvassing plans cover Cleveland Rocky River Lakewood and Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Valley Country Club
Lawrence Webber
Webber
Community Clubs Meet on Monday Evening
Local groups schedule Monday gatherings including Literary Club with Miss Maxine Lucas, Odtaa Club, Y M C A dance at Vermilion on the Lake, Chevalier Lodge Knights of Pythias, King Solomons Lodge, Knights of Columbus, Young Men's Club M C A, Brotherhood of American Yeomen, H P Chapman Camp Sons of Union Veterans at G A R hall, and Pollyanna Club entertainment at Deane Burns home with a picnic supper for about seventy followed by ice cream and cake. Next meeting planned for August sixteenth at Mrs Gertrude Thamert’s home. Mrs Storer of Cleveland attended as the sole out of town guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Lucas
Howe Street
Odtaa
Friendship Club
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Chevalier Lodge
Knights of Pythias
King Solomons Lodge No
A. M
Knights of Columbus
Young Men’s Club
M.C. A
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
H. P. Chapman
Sons of Union Veterans
Pollyanna Club
Church of Christ
Deane Burns
Fast Avenue
Burns
Alice King
Blanche Goodwin
Gertrude Thamert
Harvard Avenue
Storer
Cleveland
Daughters of Scotia Enjoy Pleasant Evening
The Daughters of Scotia held a well attended meeting last evening with two new members initiated. Mrs. Henderson and the Misses Hutchinson served a refreshments. Mrs. Rogers won the prize for the evening. The same issue notes a sermon topic for First Church titled The Solitary Religion delivered by Reverend William Muir Auld with special music by Mrs Hall of Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters OF Scotia
Henderson
Hutchinson
Rogers
First Church
William Muir Auld
First Congregational Church
Hall
Oberlin
Birthday Supper at Draegert Home
Sixteen relatives and friends gathered at the home of Charles Draegert on East avenue to celebrate three birthdays including Mr Draegert, Victor Walkenhorst and Gilda Ruth Schultz. A birthday supper was served and the evening spent socially with attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Draegert
East Avenue
Mr Draegert
Victor Walkenhorst
Gilda Ruth Schultz
Charles Draezer
Charles Schoenfeld
Martin Waikenhorst
Raymond Draercert
O F Members to Attend Picnic at Campbell Farm
Oberlin Encampment No 26 and Northwest Encampment No 18 announce a picnic for all members and families. The event occurs Sunday at Campbell's farm on the Diaz onal road with contests planned as the afternoon feature.
Marriage Licenses in Elyria and Lorain Areas
A Cleveland machinist and Olga Lutman of Elyria, both 21, obtained a marriage license before a Justice of the Peace. A Lorain blacksmith and Ethel Crarp of Elyria, ages 24 and 21, also secured licenses. Rev Csontos officiated. Carleton Collin and his father C A Collin from Pittsburgh were visitors in Elyria last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Olga Lutman
Elyria
Loing Indre
Lorain
Ethel Crarp
Csontos
Carleton Collin
C. A. Collin
Pittsburgh
Elyria Social Club Picnic Postponed Until Further Notice
The Elyria Social Club picnic scheduled for Sunday July 21st will not take place as planned. It has been postponed until further notice with no new date announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Social Club
Methodist church picnic honors wives at river mouth
The Young Men's Bible Class of the Methodist church hosted one of the year’s most successful picnics for their wives last night at the river mouth behind the Robson farm near La Porte. About 100 attended. games included bail, horseshoes, and croquet. Men cooked supper over an open fire, a feature praised by the wives. Committee members were Messrs. Nevins, Foreman, Cook, Sherman, Dunford and Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Robson Farm
la Porte
Messrs
Nevins
Foreman
Cook
Sherman
Dunford
Brown
Elyria and Lorain Club Ladies Golf Results
The Elyria Country Club ladies beat Mansfield 9 1/2 to 8 1/2 on a nearby course. Lorain Country Club ladies defeated Spring Valley 15 to 3 on the Elyria course. A buffet lunch for 75 attendees followed the matches. The Elyria group will travel to Plum Brook Country Club Tuesday to face their ladies team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Plum Brook Country Club
Elvria
David Horan Excels At Fort Benjamin Harrison Camp
David Horan, son of Mr and Mrs F D Horan of Fifth street, led the Citizens Training Camp track meet at Fort Benjamin Harrison Indiana on Monday July 15. He won the 440 and low hurdles, anchored the 9 relay, topped the meet as high scorer, was outstanding basic in A company, won regimental tennis singles, and qualified as marksman with seven medals in the regiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Horan
F. D. Horan
Fifth Street
Citizens Training Camp
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Ind
David
Royal Neighbors hold second meeting in new hall and rally picnic
The Royal Neighbors of America held their second meeting in the new hall at Farm Implement Company state. Attendees praised the new piano Terona. A Loran County Rally picnic was planned for Wednesday July 23 at Island Beach with lunch served at one. Games and contests to follow in the afternoon. Mr and Mrs Asian Smythe entertained, and Miss Gertrude Hoff of New York visited sister Mrs Russell R Smith of the Colonial Apartments before traveling to Toronto then returning to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors of America
Farm Implement Company
Everryone
Terona
Loran
Mstal Beach
Reyal
Wiil
Tall Becks
Gertrude Hoff
New York
Russel R. Smith
Colonial Apartments
Toronto
Canada
Mrs Hoard Hosts Dinner and Bridge for Miss Pulman
Mrs. Henry Hoard of Clark Street hosted a dinner party for ten in honor of her husband. Later she hosted a bridge for Miss Alta Pulman who has been visiting Elyria. Miss Pulman received a gift for her upcoming marriage, and Elmer Pulman and young Robert Botamer were also given presents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hoard
Clark Street
Mr. Hoard
Hoard
Alta Pulman
Elyria
Miss Pulman
Elmer Pulman
Little Robert Botamer
Mrs Herman Portman Hosts Sunday School Class Hike
Mrs Herman Portman entertained her Sunday School Class of the First Methodist church Friday afternoon with a hike and picnic at her Oberlin area home. Attending were Miss Alice Osborne Roberta Storm Eleanore Warden Ruth Shore Laretha Rounds Maxine Oldfield Marion Koontz and Constance West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Portman
First Methodist Church
Oberlin
Alice Osborne
Roberta Storm
Eleanore Warden
Ruth Shore
Laretha Rounds
Maxine Oldfield
Marion Koontz
Constance West
Convention Reports Heard by Ladies Auxiliary of VFW
The Ladies Auxiliary of V F W met in their club rooms with a large turnout. They heard splendid reports from the State Convention in Newark Ohio and transacted other business. The next meeting is set for August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Newark
Ohio
M M C Club Meets at Thirteenth Street Home
The M M C Club gathered at Miss Esther Draegert's Thirteenth Street home with Miss Esther Clawson assisting. Guests included Miss Marian Squire Mrs William Struck and Mrs August Krugman. Five hundred was played with prizes to Miss Sadie Hornung Miss Marian Squires and consolation to Mrs Esther Reynolds. Refreshments followed and the group planned to meet again August Sixteenth at Miss Myrtle Struck's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. C. Club
Esther Draegert
Thirteenth Street
Esther Clawson
Marian Squire
William Struck
August Krugman
Sadie Hornung
Marian Squires
Esther Reynolds
Myrtle Struck
Mrs Markland Given Pocketbook Farewell by Mooseheart Lodge
Mrs Markland of Furnace street enjoyed a farewell party Thursday evening hosted by Mooseheart Lodge of Elshna. The event celebrated her upcoming move to Coveland. She received a stylish pocketbook from the lodge and the evening featured card games.
Tigredia Social Club Picnic At Cascade Park
About twenty members and guests attended a picnic at Cascade Park. A tureen dinner was served at one o clock. Bridge and pedro with other games formed the afternoon's entertainment. The next meeting will be on August 3 with the hostess to be decided later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tigredia Social Club
Cascade Park
Bridge
Pedro
Tigredia Club
United Presbyterian Church Notes Sermons and Meeting
Rev William K Mackey of Columbia Station M E Church preaches at 730 PM on The Supreme Task of the Church. At 1045 AM his subject is The Prophetic Vision of Hope for Israel Palestine Jerusalem and the Messianic King. Bible School at 939 AM studying Ezekiel 47 1 12. Special congregational meeting Wednesday at 730 PM urged attendance. last study of Mark 16 follows. Public invited to all services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William K. Mackey
Columbia Station
M. E
Israel
Palestine
Jerusalem
Ezekiel
Columbia Baptist Church Service and School Notice
Columbia Baptist Church at Highway Eighty two and West River road announces a morning service at 10 30 with a sermon by Rev Robert Albough and music directed by Mrs Charles Mills. Church school follows at 11 45 with Mr John Snell as superintendent and orchestra directed by Mrs John H Longbon for all ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Baptist Church
Highway Eighty-two
West River Road
Robert Albough
Charles Mills
John Snell
John H. Longbon
Many Elyria residents on extended motor trips and visits
City residents return from Washington avenue and other homes as neighbors plan excursions to Quebec Montreal Atlantic City. Families from Chicago Illinois Detroit Michigan Cleveland New Jersey and New York visit friends and relatives across Ohio with trips to Mansfield Vermilion Put in Bay Crystal Lake and Cleveland Heights while others host guests from Vermilion Saginaw and Long Beach, California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Guth
Park Avenue
A. J. Neault
Helen
Jean
Jack
Chicago
Charles Schoenfeld
East Avenue
Bertha Shepard
Cleveland
Elyria
Cleveland News
Vermilion
Ohio
Emil C. Johnson
Put-in-Bay
Helen Coniam
Princeton Avenue
Henry
Detroit
Michigan
Max Suppes
Overbrook Road
Charles Cushing
John
Fifth Street
Kennebunk
Maine
Sarah Moore
San Francisco
California
Catherine Whitmore
East River Street
Alta Pulman
Elmer Pu
Crystal Lake
Hudnutt
Ray Hofford
Ohio Association of Real Estate Boards
Ror J. Miller
Spring Waller
May Ogilby
L. A Ogilby
Ogilby
Long Beach
C. F. Olds
Long Island
New York
Biay Miller
Sumner Hartwell
Maxine Lucas
Howe Street
Mary Ingersoll
Cadillac
John Bath
Dennison Avenue
Arlington
William H. Adams
Storer
Bess Hobbs
Turner Street
Ford Loomis
C. E. Lozier
Asheville
North Carolina
Loomis
Paul Bourgain
George and
Earl
Third Street
Edwin Heywood
Wooster Street
Indianapolis
Indiana
Louisville
Kentucky
Bourquin
Alice Monk
Cornelia Patrick
Columbus Street
Arlene Wagoner
Schenectady
Janet Patrick
Jane Vermilye
Anglewood
New Jersey
Patrick
Carl Richards
Bilix and
Thomas
Fifteenth Street
Harold Reader
Cleveland Heights
Walter
Weekend Visits From City Residents Highlight Social Gatherings
Godfrey of this city yesterday. Mr and Mrs Hugh MacLaren of Newcastle PA are spending the week end with Mrs MacLarens mother Mrs Henry Schroeder of Twelfth street. Theodore Whiting and Miss Wilhelmina Fullerton of Oberlin are spending the week end with friends here. Mr and Mrs B J Whitney of 102 Cornell avenue and their nephew Bob Broadwell have just returned from a fishing trip to Alpena Michigan. Mr and Mrs Robert Lees of Akron spent a few hours in Elyria on Saturday. Miss Marguerite Guth of Park avenue has returned from Linwood Park Vermilion where she was the guest of Mr and Mrs Fritz Rudin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lees
Akron
Elyria
Marguerite Guth
Park Avenue
Linwood Park
Vermilion
Fritz Rudin
Perfume Through the Ages Reveals Ancient Fragrance Lore
Madame Rubenstein chronicles perfume history from ancient rituals to modern chemistry. From Greek use of violet and orange blossom to Arab distillation and crusader influence, the piece traces early alcohol preservation, synthetic developments in the nineteenth century, and the evolution of fragrance without direct flower oils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympus
Arabia
Lightning Flash Worth Four Mills at Current Prices
Washington analysis by the Bureau of Standards of the Commerce Department estimates a lightning flash during a thunderstorm costs four mills at current American electricity prices. A streak can release up to a million kilowatts but lasts about three one-thousandths of a second, yielding a value of eight one-thousandths of a dollar per flash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau of Standards of the Commerce Department
Puppy saves girl as rabid dog attacks yard
In Prairie du Chien Wisconsin a young collie puppy protected Frank Sallander’s baby daughter when a rabies infected dog leapt the fence into the yard. The puppy died in the clash but saved the child from possible death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie DU Chien
Wis
Frank Sallander
Studies Orphans By Fern Rice At Western Reserve
Miss Fern Rice former visitor for the Cleveland children's bureau recently graduated from the School of Applied Social Sciences at Western Reserve university with a thesis on orphans and widowers children. She cites day nurseries and visiting housekeepers as the most helpful solutions to their problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern Rice
Cleveland Children’s Bureau
School of Applied Social Sciences
Western Reserve University
Loneliness After Divorce Sends Them Back to Altar
Fresno, California reports Roy EB Baird, 36, and Beatrice Baird, 19, remarried after a previous divorce decree for cruelty. They had separated, filed for a remarriage, and were legally wed again only 12 days after finalizing the prior divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fresno
Cal
Roy EB. Baird
Beatrice Baird
Hey
Paraffin's Global Role Highlighted by Dedication Day
Paraffin from petro leum fuels a vast industry producing candles, gum, and moisture-proof paper. Prof. H A Smith of Boston University founded Home Dedication Day and plans the third annual observances on March 27 with a worldwide simultaneous worship event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Smith
Boston University
Predictions of a Numerologist Read to Elyria Readers
A dated reading for a birthdate July 29 1888 warns of a rough year ahead with impatience and impulsive acts. It urges care with law and court matters, advises medical attention and uplifting reading, and describes marital tension while offering a weekly private reading service by Mrs. Chas. Wynn at 119 West River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Wynn Elyria
West River
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Spring Valley
G. A. R. Hall
Benjamin Harrison
Royal Neighbors
Lorain County
Vwrs
Alan Smythe
Asian Smaithe
Washington Avenue
Mrs. Hoard
Clawson
Mrs. Markland
United Presbyterian Church
Mrs. Austin
F. A. Smythe
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Francis Wales
the Miller Agency
Elsria Bik
Housewives
Toledo
Madame Rubenstein
Bureau
United States
Miss Fern Rice
E. Broad St. Bridge
The
Annie May Doyle
Barbara Gould
Newell
B. Ecker
Gertrude
Beauty Shoppe
West Avenue
Har-Le-Well Inn
Oberlin Road
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