Community group events fill Lorain area with picnics
Across Lorain and nearby towns a flurry of club gatherings and church picnics unfolds. St John’s Young Ladies Society and Columbia Club plan a Stop 2 Graf ton Road outing with a basket supper, while Grace Lutheran and St Paul’s host Cascade Park picnics. Local lodges Knights of Pythias, Odd Fellows, and Modern Woodmen hold gatherings, and youth groups from Y W C A and Pedro Club join Municipal Beach events.
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Hlatikvah Club
Women's Benefit Association
Friendly
Grace Lutheran Church
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Knights of St. John Westminister Council
United Presbyterian Church
Frank S Harmon
Knights of Fythias
Odd Fellows’ Lodge
Federation Girls of Y. W. C
Nicnic
Municipal Beach
Young Ladies’ Society of St. John's Tutheran Church
Glen's Beach
Grafton Road
Home Department
Second, Congregational Church
Cascade Park
LaPorte Aid Society
Nellie M. Hill
Dhvision C
Church of Christ
Lee Whitney
East Shore
Ladies’ Aid
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Peter Pan Club
Ladies
Pythian Sisters
Modern Woodmen of America
Graces Lutheran Church
Pilgrim Community Women's Association
Harry Heal
Winckles Street
St Paul's Church
A. F. Bekter
Chestnut Street
O Wockenfus
Bath Street
United Presbyterian Sunday School
Cascade Pars
Elyria and
Lorain
Vermilion on-the-Lake
Lorain County
Crystal Beach
Lorain Kiwanis Club
Riverview Park
ST. John's
Young Ladies’ Society
Columbia
Jantz
St John’s Young Lanies’ Society
Columbia Club
Local social notes from Lorain and Cleveland area
Mrs Kate Ostrander of Rochester spent the week with her grandson Ralph Ledyard at 216 Fifteenth & J. Mrs Mary Wood and granddaughter Betty of Gates avenue were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs T C Metzger of Lorain Street. Major and Mrs Hitt of Washington DC and Mr and Mrs Willard Eakin of Huron visited friends in Lorain. Helen LaVall of Lorain spent Sunday in the city. Mrs J O West of Wellington visiting her daughter Mrs John Brouse on Princeton Avenue. The Colonial Dames meet at 238 Princeton Avenue Wednesday noon for dinner. Arthur Pfatf and Cleveland street welcomed a daughter born Thursday July 26. Various relatives and visitors from Columbus, Toledo, and Cleveland were noted at West Avenue and Gates Avenue homes with other social calls and trips to Cedar Point and Lakewood. Several local residents were mentioned as guests, visitors, or travelers, including Misses Williams, Padley, Schein, and Smit, and reports of trips by automobile from Rochester to Vermilion.
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Irs
E. Hill
West Third Street
R Hitt
Washington, D. C
Willard Eakin
Huron
Helen LaVall
Eleventh Street
Lorain
J. O. West
Wellington
John Hrouse
Princeton Avenue
Colonial Dames
John Brouse
Lawrence Carr
Bell Avenue
Lotain
Arthur Pfatf
Cleveland Street
Mary Wood
Gates Avenue
T. C Metzger
J. Zaring
Ddaughters
Columbus
Cleveland
Minnie Wittman
Toledo
Rs E A
Woc Harris
Sherwood Byam
Pittsburgh
Wm Humphreys
Cornell Avenue
FE R Ledyard
Roochester
Thur Son End
Rsard
Fifteenth Street
Tay Brodeuc
Cleveland Wak
TOA Louva~ Company
Kobbysitte
Nanni Schein
Tr Pecanne
Tetty Smit
Steubensille
Betty Phlips
Wrst
Miss Brith
Miss Sebeip Cs
MM Nant Sanders
Vermilion
of Peters
Columbus Street
Walter Po
Linwood Park
Donald Kennes
Jas Arundles
Calif
Finfax
Kenpens
Part Rien
Harvard Avenue
Hoow Pp
247
Corner Avenue
Colonial Hospital
Rochester
Minnesota
FF Chapman
South Middle Casenue
Mire Ralph Moore
Herkimer Noy
Og Davidson
Chicago
Emma Foster
Third Street
Claire Parsch
Co 1
Canwas
Mittiwanga
Mroo
Wm Pellin
Younistown
Hoe Doncaster
Thirteenth Street
E F Haas
Laverne
EH Boisler
Fourteenth Street
Hor Pankoff
Bellavenue
Carolyn Pankoff
Charles W Pallas
Ohio Street
Myr
Kart Lehmann
Fred Wacker
LaGrange Road
Helen
Eleanor Varseh
East Avenue
Sylvia Arter
Berea
Margaret Miller
Lakewood
Ro Pettit
J .C. Copas
F J. Day
C W. Post
Charles Seheide
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Hotel Winton
Camp Nepabwin Briefs and Local Notices
Weeks at Camp Nepabwin Canton Pennsylvania report a quiet Brotherhood meeting with poor attendance and routine business. Mrs Harley Prentiss of 315 Bell Avenue is ill with tonsillitis. Grace Lutheran Church Council held its regular meeting. Mrs George Green of Cleveland Street and Mrs Harry McGowan of Floral Court returned from Dunkirk New York and North East Pennsylvania. Capt Frank Brown of 124 Cedar Street has left the Pythian Temple Company after nineteen years as secretary. Mrs E K Hammond of Omaha Nebraska visits Massachusetts en route to see her parents and stayed with Miss Marjorie Werner on Third Street. Misses Hattie Yanita Hubbard of Spruce Street and Clare Friday of West River Street returned from Candeler Florida, Charleston Washington D C and Kentucky. then Franklin Kentucky, Indianapolis Indiana, returning Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Joseph G Wagner and son Robert of Detroit Michigan are guests of the ex's parents Mr and Mrs John Wagner of 321 Seventh Street. They will visit Mrs J G Wagner's mother Mrs Afary Fitzpatrick of LaGrange Road and other relatives.
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Grace Lutheran Church Council
George Green
Cleveland Street
Harry McGowan
Floral Court
Dunkirk
New York
North East
Pennsylvania
E K. Hammond
Omaha
Nebraska
Mas
Sachusetts
Marjorie Werner
Third Street
Hattie and
Yanita Hubbard
Spruce Street
Clare Friday
West River Street
Nave
Candler
Charleston
D. C
Points
Kentucky
Franklin
Indianapolis
Ind
Joseph G. Wagner
Robert
Detroit
Michigan
John Wagner
Seventh Street
J. G. Wagner
Afary Fitzpatrick
LaGrange Road
Marriage Licenses Sealed for Cleveland Lorain Residents
Harry Verheitig 24 brakeman and Lucile Cleary 29 Rev Clery of Cleveland join with Arthur J Loeb postal clerk Cleveland and Rose Bp Goldstein 26 clerk Lorain in marriage license notices. Judge Miller Elyria and Jess Henderson 21 Jabor Pittsburg wed Helen Proctor Elyria with Justice SJ George presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Verheitig
Lucile Cleary
Clery
Cleveland
Arthur J. Loeb
Rose BP. Goldstein
Lorain
Miller Elyria Jess Henderson
Jabor Pittsburg
Helen Proctor
Elyria
Justice SJ
George
Cut Wage Debates Stir Fire Department Salary Clash
The council debates past wage cuts and centralization plans for the fire department with remarks from Chief Mechanic Walkden and council members Mull er and Carson. Speakers clash over whether reductions started at the top, the timing of a centralization move, and fairness across salaries amid looming two year issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Makiig
Walkden
Fire Department
Chai
Aves
Wulvou
VP Howe
City officials debate fire station centralization and pay
Residents hear arguments on centralizing fire stations with potential pocketbook impact if costs rise. Mayor signs salary ordinance despite opposition. Fire Chief Bates defends twelve hour shifts and loyalty, noting department size and overtime. Council President Gerald Martin praises committees and cooperation while addressing pay cuts.
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East
Butt
Rawson
Fire Department
Friday
Virginia seeks a loving Catholic home for Virginia
Virginia a twelve year old girl with dark hair and eyes yearns for a real home and parental love. The Child Care Bureau in Columbus Ohio seeks a suitable Catholic family to adopt her and provide care. Write to the Child Care Bureau Ninth and Oak Street Columbus Ohio for details and eligibility.
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Virginia
Child Care Bureau
Ninth and
Oak St
Columbus
F. H. Galloway
Eastern Heights Blvd
Ady
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