Community club and church events fill Madison township park week
A week of gatherings covers Rainbow class at Ely Wood Methodist Church, St Pauls Sunday school council, Ladies Auxiliary meetings, Sigma Gamma Sorority, Grace Lutheran and Emmanuel Lutheran picnics, and numerous clubs and lodges meeting in Canton Lorain area locations. Cascade Park hosts picnics and a Legion event. Officers include Ed Stokes and Mrs Albert Stokes. Madison Township Park in Madison, Ohio listed as a venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church Picaoles
Ely Wood
Brotherhood of American Yoemén Meéét
St. Paul's
Ladies’ Auxiliary Post
Canton Lorain No. 11
Mary Fiedler
Gray Bik
Sigma Gamma Sorority
Grace Lutheran Church Fellowship Club
Keen Butter Clab
Indian Hollow Road
Steel City Card Club
Ww. R. C
Reinke
Rural Road
American Legion Auxiliary
Cascade Park
Fagles' Auxiliary
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Mill Hollow
Emmanuel Lutheran Ladies’ Aid
St. Paul's Church Circle No. 5
John Jehle
Huron Street
United Presbyterian Bible School Cabinet
Stokes
W C T U Meeting Planned At Stop And Take Avenue
The W C T U plefile will hold a Tuesday afternoon meeting at the home of Mrs Roy Kulp of Stop and take avenue. If rain the plenary will move to the basement of the United Presbyterian church. Guests bring their own silver and cups. Transportation requests call 762 or BOQ. The Franklin family fifth annual reunion occurred at Cascade Park with dinner for sixty members and eight guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Kulp
Stop & Take Avenue
United Presbyterian Church
August 29 Wedding for Miss Donna Bell to Carroll Shaw
Mrs. W F Bell hosted a bridge party at 337 Tilrd Street to celebrate the upcoming August 29 marriage of her daughter Miss Donna Bell to Carroll Kingsley Shaw of Berea Kentucky. Out of town guests included Miss Maxine Sprague Monroe Michigan and Miss Mary Phelps Warren Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Bell
Tilrd Street
Donna Bell
Frank Billings
Mia
Robert Sandrock
Mises Mary Riley
Brazil Controversy Over School Religion Decree
Prompt promulgation of a federal decree ordering religious teaching in Brazilian schools sparked protest. Emergency police dispersed a parent meeting in Sao Paulo, while other districts reported tepid receptions. Rumors say educational leaders have asked President Vargas to retract or soften the law, which took effect in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Sao Paulo
Parente
Vargas
Monroe Reunion Draws One Hundred Attendees at Cascade Park
The fifth annual Monroe reunion was held yesterday at Cascade Park with about one hundred attendees. Committees planned next year’s event, honoring Louis Monroe, Charltonia, and Leslie Monroe, as letters were read from the Walsh boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Cascade Park
Prises
Walsh
Argage
Louis Monroe
Charletonia
Leslie Monroe
Butler Address Highlights Party Shifts At Civic Club
Howard R. Butler spoke at the Holy Cross Civic Club in the church hall detailing the evolution of Republican and Democratic principles from inception to present. The talk, well received, spurred plans for future talks by public officials or members. next meeting set for Friday August 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Cross Civic Club
Church Hall
Howard R. Butler
Butler
Civic Club
Baxter and Danzey families hold twentieth reunion at Vermilon-on-the-Lake
The Baxter Danzey families gathered for their 20th annual reunion at Vermilon-on-the-Lake on Saturday July 25 with forty five attending. Officers elected include James Cameron president Charles Cameron vice president Edna Woodcock secretary George Woodcock treasurer and Mia Cora Bemis press reporter. Members came from Toledo Galton Pittsfield Ober Win Elyria and enjoyed games and swimming. The group plans another gathering on the last Saturday in July 1932 at Vermilon-on-the-Lake with local activities listed for the weekly program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baxter-Danzey
Vermilon-on-the-Lake
James Cameron
Galton
Charles Cameron
Cherlin
Edna Woodcock
Elyria
George Woodcock
Mia
Cora Bemis
Presa
Toledo
Pittsfield
Ober- Win
Meeting of Baptist Young People's Union at First Baptist
The Senior B Y P U held a 6:30 Sunday meeting at the First Baptist Church with a 7:30 fish fry and chorus singing. A Field's Corners session was postponed. Thirty youths reserved seats for the fry at the Church House. Next Sunday the Senior B Y P U meets at 6:59 and leads the 7:30 evening service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Field's Corners
B. Y. P.us
Fish Club Standings Rise as Members Earn Points
The W C A Fish Club grew from five to ten members as ten members earned the 30 point threshold. Top scorers include Nancy Koplin Millicent Windsor Marian Ellis Josephine Hines Dorothy Thayer Betty Piper Lois Ann Fell Gwen Brodbeck and Beryl Stevenson with points listed alongside their names. They display a white felt fish emblem on bathing suits. Play Day at the Y WCA is set for Thursday with Miss Marian Stetson in charge and teams competing in archery relay baseball throw and broad jumping. Katherine Cheney of Cleveland is visiting Mr and Mrs Harvey Cheney at 165 Denison Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fish Club
W. C. A. Fish Club
Nancy Koplin
Millicent Windsor
Marian Ellis
Josephine Hines
Dorothy Thayer
Betty Piper
Lois Ann Fell
Gwen Brodbeck
Beryl Stevenson
The
Marian Stetson
Final Sermon Marks End of 21 Year Grace Lutheran Pastor
Reverend Harry C. Muhly preached his final sermon as Grace Lutheran Church pastor after twenty one years of service. He leaves for Detroit to become Executive Secretary of Missions and Stewardship and said God has blessed their ministry and their community. The church reports strong growth, no debt, a new pipe organ, Noonday Lenten services with St John’s, and a planned seamless transition to a new pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Muhly
Grace Lutheran Church
Harry C. Muhly
Detroit
Michigan
United States
St. Paul
Jesus Christ
St. John’s Church
Grace Church
Lota County
Rebekah
Japh
Local social notes list many visitors and guests
Miss Maude Tobin of Oberlin visited Miss Eleanor Hughes of Fourth street. Professor S R Hoover and wife Dr Hoover of Lakewood were guests of Dr and Mrs G A Reeder. Mr and Mrs G W Sands and children stayed in Youngstown with Mrs Sands' parents. Lloyd Flood spent the weekend in Pastoria. Neva Knapp returned after visiting her son in South Euclid. Dr BD Bruce Young of Shelby dined with Rev H Sayles family. Various other locals hosted and visited including the Herringtons, Didelius, Martins and Fisk University teachers Miss Grass and Miss Simmons from Nashville Tennessee attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Tobin
Oberlin
Eleanor Hughes
Fourth Street
S. R. Hoover
Dr. Hoover
Lakewood
G. A. Reeder
G. W. Sands
Sixth Street
Youngstown
Sands
Clara Folley
C. B. Eckenroad
Lloyd Flood
Pastoria
Neva Knapp
South Euclid
Bruce Young
Shelby
H. Sayles
J. Lifton
Ashend
E. Didelius
Albert Wakeman
B. Martin
North Eaton
Hilda Martin
Cleveland
Bertha Didelius
C. Herrington
E. Herrington
Lorain
Robert
California
I. L. Herrington
Dewey Avenas
Miss Grass
Miss Simmons
Fisk University
Nashville
Tennessee
Social Notes from Elyria and Nearby Locales
A long list of residents and visitors in Elyria Ohio and surrounding towns. Guests include Oberlin Conservatory summer school attendees and locals like Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Shaw, W. C. McClellan family, the Oswald sisters, and Mrs. C. L. Terry visiting Canton. Travel parties head to Sandusky, Burgles Beach, Coldwater, and Atlantic City. Births include a son to Mr. and Mrs. George Gorbies. The piece records many two week visits, birthday celebrations, and upcoming summer trips with names and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing Oberlin Conservatory
Stanley Shaw
Harrison Street
W. C. McClellan
Michigan
Norathy
Marguerite Oswald
Helgoats Boulevard
Io Sandusky
Summera
Hartcourt
Burgles
George Gorbies
Lodt Street
Blyrta Memorial Hospital
C. L. Terry
Eighth Street
Canton
Terry
William Pay
Brooksville
Lester Egerton
Faith
Royalton
BE. R. Ciasson
Edna Lewis
Glenwood
R. W. McWilliams
Park Avenue
Annetta Otto
Wehlene
Oxford Street
Coldwater
Bernard Hughes
Detroit
J. Buswell
Case Road
Dwight Andrews
Wooster
Agnes Wiers
Third Street
Clyde Tedgeham
Clinton Avenue
Theodore V. Boylan
Elyria
J. R. Buck
Chicago
Middle Avenue
George Stevens
East Avenue
Lunda
New York
Stevens
Fred L. Tharp
Cherokee
Kansas
Morris
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Shelbyville
Kentucky
James A. Hewitt
Louis W. Brown
Kenyon Street
Campbell Patch
Florence
Campball, Jr
Johnstown
Pennsylvania
E. E. Sheldon
Cambridge Avenue
Lucy Houserman
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvvania
John Houserman
Atlantic City
M. B. Johnson
Anna Monroe
Cleveland
New Hampshire Visitors and Lake Weekend Outings
Mr and Mrs Will Low and Mrs Anna Low of New Hampshire hosted relatives in Eve rett. J G Wagner and Detroit visitors opened the weekend with local relatives. H E Jarvis and Harry Jarvis returned from Burt Lake Michigan after a week away. Elizabeth Thomas Marion Comings Lucile Hinman and Gladys Reublin visited Mrs Frederick Jones at Hilltop Springs in Painesville. Cedar Point weekend guests included Lucile Hand Gertrude Lilia Mallory Wilma Witmot Kenneth Young George Hauet Joe Weller Wilford Ita. James R DuBaise and children returned from Put in Bay by speedboat with Mr and Mrs J Miller and children of Pittsburgh who drove their own speedboat. Bernard Vinzle of Cleveland and the Wilford family hosted weekend guests from Ninth Muggleton. An English fanatic leader named Muggerton held that only Muggerton and God knew the Truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampshire
Will Low
Anna Low
Kteth
Everett
G. Shaw
J. G. Wagner
Detroit
Michigan
H. E. Jarvis
Harry T. Jarvis
Burt Lake
Elizabeth Thomas
Marion Comings
Lucile Hinman
Gladys Reublin
Frederick Jones
Hilltop Springs
Painesville
Cedar Point
Lucile Hand
Gertrude
Lilia Mallory
Wilma Witmot
Kenneth Young
George Hauet
Joe Weller
Wilford Ita
James R. DuBaise
Put-in-Bay
J. Miller
Pittahare
Pennsylvania
Bernard Vinxieboxse
Cleveland
Ho. Wilford
Ninth Street
Rich coal and resources found in Peace River country
Premier S F Tolmie reports a survey in Peace River country of British Columbia finds 9,000,000 tons of high quality bituminous coal along with pulp wood, placer gold, water power and available passes. No snowsheds are required. Survey done by BC Government with CN and CPR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
B. C
Peace River
British Columbia
S. F. Tolmie
Canadian National Railway
Canadian Pacific Railway
Strongest small building planned for Tatoosh Island
A tiny structure on Tatoosh Island off the Washington coast will house a weather bureau facility. It is designed to endure severe earthquakes and winds up to 120 miles per hour along a fault from the Aleutian chain to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Tatoosh Island
Washington Coast
G Fadural Weather Bureau
Aleutian Jalanda
California
Home Made Shoelace Potatoes and Chips
Market brief notes canned as a humorous item listing shoe string potatoes and potato chips sold in pound units. No clear event or organization named.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Prthian Sisters
Henry Hoard
Clark Street
Carlisle
Mary Fitzpatrick
Gooewill Bridge Club
S. C. Burkett
Lake
Knights of St. John Ha Enic
F. W. Society
Cascade
Franklin
Bert ¢. Franklin
George Volk
Amherst
H. J. Franklin
N. G. Townsend
J. B. Franklin
Ruasla Township
Ruggles Beach
Antherst
Brownhelm
Russian
Ogontz
Berlin Heights
Clarksfield
John Chester
Bosworth Road
Leonard Kuss
Fork Avenue
Virginia Dumas
Earlcourt
Leonard Smith
Olive Street
Ledstreet
Henry Malin
Tattersall Court
Joseph Rhoda
Emery Snellenberger
Winckies St
Earl Court
Arthur Scheidler
Avon
North Olive
Georges Oates
Warren Avenue
Herman Wise
Grafton
Barbara Ondy
John Beane
West Avenue
Conrad Goodman
Baby Bar
Homeside Court
Bell-Shaw
Lorain CO. L. M
Lorain County Lutheran Men's Society
F. H. Moff
F. Grugel
Arthur and
J. Lehman
Carl Niemeyer
Paul Gehrke
Reverend Schroeder
Carlisle School
Mill Hollow Gardens
Charles Wack
Hattie Gifford
Wellinton
Lydia Squires
Morrison
Miles Reynolda
Charles Church
Wellington
Pearl Stone
Irvin Stone
Norwalk
Lorana Stons
New London
First Congregational Church
James W. van Dusen
van Dusen
Seattle
Washington
Ohio
Congregational Church
Randolph
Roanoke
Johnson
Jefferson
Madison
Adams
Clay
Jackson
Wilson
Keller
Davidson
Gold — Kelland
Haz Neke van Horn
Bress
Tigures
Eyerlay
Arconite
Yen—Stone
New England
Sharghai
Winslow & Quirk
Salem
Spook
Shirley Farr
University of Chicago
Women’s Overseas Service League
Miss Farr
Philadelphia
G. H. Taubles
San Francisco
Monroe Mast
Riverse and
Dale
Chriser
Waido Kifagier
Dover
H. R. Butler
Holy Cross
Jolly Breppers
Priday
Getartar
Meeting OF Baptist Young People's Union
Katherine Cheney
Harvey C. Cheney
Denison Avenue
Jennie Zelenka
Charles Zelenka
Boston
Massachusetts
Cape Cod
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Johns-Manville
Sibley & Sprague
Agason
Vestal
Muggleton
Muggirton
God
Veree
Purity Bakery
Baker’s Hatchery
Lake Ave
George L. Richwine
Richwine
Drive
Cascade Swimming Pool
Bath House
Fountain
Ely Park
Red Cross
Cleveland Base Ball Park
Elyria Hallowe'en Party
George Richwine
Joe Brown
Chas. J. Snoble
James Elemes
Vern. Herbert
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