Local social and travel notes from Elyria society page
Telephone 2213 Werner returns in the evening and Sir Werner and daughter stay the week. Mrs. D. T. Dee hosts Circle No. 4 of St. Paul’s Aid Society Wednesday. Dr. C. Braddock attends Osteopaths National Convention in Chicago. W C postponed to Elyria later. Mr. and Mrs. H. Austin of Chicago visit Austin’s mother. Dr. and Mrs. J. Ed Betteridge touring Canadian Rockies en route home to Elyria by early July. Miss Marian Wilder and Sunday school class picnic at Cascade Park this evening. Mrs. Jennie Starner and sons James and Warren of Marion stay with sister Mrs. L. Grundy at 354 Tenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. T. Dee
Park Avenue
Circle No. 4
St. Paul's Aid Society
Marian Wilder
United Presbyterian Church
Cascade Park
Mra
Jennie Starner
James and
Warren
Marion, O
Local Socials Highlight Garford Frey and Schmittgen Nuptial Plans
The page details gatherings in Elyria including Arthur L Garford hosting a meal at Washington Avenue for sister Mrs Jah N Frey and Miss Jet Frey of Pasadena, and a dance party hosted by Mr and Mrs James Thomas on Siambus Street. It notes prenuptial events for Isa Rose Schmittgen and Jay K Stober of Lake Od Will, plus Iris club picnic, and a five table dye party for Mrs Huntington with guest Mrs George ey of Buffalo New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur L Garford
Washington Avenue
Jah N. Frey
Jet
Pasadena
Cal
Elyria
James Thomas
Siambus Street
Marret Frey
A L. Garford
Mibs Schmittgen
Huntington
George’ Ey
Buffalo
Henry
Social notes list of visitors and travelers
Dorothy Duke of Cincinnati visits. Mrs. H C Barbour hosts junior group. Dorothy to return home Wednesday. John L Michael of Cleveland guest of Austin B Ty at 148 East Avenue. Mrs. George Riley of Buffalo plans return home with Henry Inis and Helen McPherson for a week or ten days in Buffalo. Richard Faulhaber, purchasing agent for Kansas City Telephone Co, guests of M B Faulhaber and family. returning to Kansas City. A L Werner and daughter Marjorie traveled to Wiggies Beach yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Duke
Cincini
H. C. Barbour
the Jonior
John L. Michael
Cleveland
Suny
Austin B. Ty
East Avenue
George Riley
Buffalo
Elyfrienda
Henry Inis
Helen McPherson
Richard Faulhaber
Yrian
Kansas City Telephone Co
M. B. Faulhabar
Charles Court
Kansas City
Fourth to Be a Quiet July Day in Cascade
With the fourth of July a week away, no city celebration is planned though Cascade park will draw hundreds for a day visit. Firework sales are banned within city limits, pushing youths to small outlying stores for noisy contraband while many residents flee town to Crystal Beach and lake shore resorts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
Crystal Beach
League to Meet at Geneva in November
Geneva June 28 The first official meeting of the League of Nations will be held here next November according to information received today from the principal capitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
League of Nations
Informaton
Akron Judge Enters Dem Senatorial Race
Akron Judge A E O Neil launches campaign for Democratic nomination to the U S Senate in Columbus. His platform calls for better service member bonuses higher postal and merchant marine pay uniform divorce laws farm expansion waterways and tougher profiteer penalties. O Neil has been Barnum five years in Summit County and is a member of the American Legion. Wimbledon News Norris Williams II of Boston loses British lawn singles title to Theodore M Mavrogordato of the British Davis Cup team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
A E O'Neil
Akron
United States
O'Neil
Summit County
American Legion
Wimbledon
Norris Williams II
Boston
Theodore AM
Mavrogordato
Two Thousand Prisoners Drown In Bolshevik Steamer Sink
London reports 2000 British Austrian German and Finnish prisoners of war drowned when a Bolshevik steamer was sunk in the Neva river. Helsingfors dispatch cites the loss with 2000 repatriated prisoners aboard. Stockholm Reuters corroborates sinking on June sixth but omits casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Neva
Helsingfors
Central News
Reuters
Stockjholm
Gas rate increase sparks council clash over city water works
Council members fault Mayor Jones over delays to a $1,000,000 water works project while pressuring for gas franchise rate hikes. Councilman Halpin accuses the mayor of stalling improvements to influence next year’s election and questions land compensation for water mains. A special gas council meeting is set for this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Halpin
Am Not
Halpin
Haigin
Ses
W. M. Adams
Citizens Gas and Filectric Co
Jones
Re Mavor
Fire damages home on West Avenue in 73rd season call
Fire department responded to a Sunday rubbish fire causing 25 dollars in damage at the home of Jove Karmizlowic 1700 West Avenue. Individuals named include Donald Hartman 31 gas employee Eaton and Louise Daugherty 28 teacher Wellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jove Karmizlowic
West Avenue
Donald Hartman
Eaton
Louise Daugherty
Wellington
Many Dead in Italian Act Across the Country
Rome reports of disorders in distant parts of Italy suggest a coordinated effort to overturn social order. Unemployment blamed for strikes and rioting as red flags fly over Cadore public buildings. Carabineers patrol towns in armored cars amid blockades, revolvers and grenades used, with casualties on both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Italy
Cadore
Venetia
Lozzo
Callazo
Domegge
Bryan Plans Profiteering Crackdown and Postwar Plank
The article outlines William J Bryan's proposals to curb profiteering by corporate officers and middlemen, restrict tying sales to purchases, require cost disclosure, and empower state trade commissions. It also notes plans to reveal a Versailles treaty and league of nations plank and to push veteran bonus measures via increased insurance and education benefits. Delegates and party figures discuss resolutions, elections, and endorsements amid Democratic caucus activity in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Commission
Bryan
League For Nations
Democratic Party
Richard Seelye Jones
Washington State
Bennett Clark
Missouri
Champ Clark
Barry
Tennessee
H. W. Robertson
Spokane
Resolutions Committee
Joseph E Day
J C Carel
Milwaukee
Gald McAdoo
Tennessee Legislature Convenes August 9 to Discuss Suffrage Act
Nashville officials announce the legislature will convene on August 9 to consider the federal suffrage amendment. The session details were released at the Capitol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Nashville
Tenn
Capitol
Democratic Convention Under Way At National Gathering
Delegates at the Democratic convention debated leadership rivalries with Senator Walsh of Montana favored by anti Glass forces and Senator Robinson of Arkansas seen as a likely permanent chair. William J. Bryan held a quiet role amid platform talks while J B Kremer prepared to open today's session and present Cummings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Didate
Walsh
Montana
Northwest
Resolutions Committee
Credentials Committee
Georgia
Missouri
Rules Committee
Robinson
Arkansas
William J. Bryan
Senator Walsh
Bryan
J B. Kremer
Cummings
Sandusky youth fatally shoots alleged auto burglar
Sandusky, June 28. Julian Schade, 21, awakened by a burglar alarm and who fired on three men leaving a shed behind a home, killed Alfred Rabine, 24. Schade, son of a wealthy movie theatre man, is detained pending grand jury investigation. Cy Taylor, editor and journalist, dies in Wellesley Hills at his home. his career included stints at Portsmouth Blade and Columbus Dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky
Julian Schade
Bia Phome
Alfred Rabine
Young Schade
Moving Picture Theatre
Grand Jury
Cy Taylor
Boston
Walter Campbell Taylor
Wellesley Hills
Portsmouth
O Blade
The
Columbus Dispatch
Shoe and Leather Gazette of
St Louis
Religious riot near Toledo leaves two shot dead
In Whiteford Center near Toledo a riot followed an address by Louis J. King. Gunfire killed Walter G. Gilday instantly and seriously wounded M. A. Drouillard of Erie, Michigan who is expected to die. Unsure which side fired first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Whiteford Center
Here
Louis J. King
Walter G. Gilday
M. A. Drouillard
Eris, Mich
Cole Against U.S Mandate Over Armenia
Cleveland June 28 Ralph D. Cole Republican candidate for governor challenged Army enlistment for U S governance of Armenia in a Lincoln Republican club speech. He argued foreign relations are a major issue in the national campaign and urged survey of international duties and new rules of conduct versus Americanism and internationalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
United States
Mr. Cole
Chiropractor to Close in July and August for Study
Dr. E T Clauser announces office in Bank Building will close during July and August while he travels to study the discovery Diagnosis from iris of eye and new methods in neurotherapy and nature care. Henna D Ariel offers hair restoration via natural color by phone 2938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Clauser
Ruginss
Bank
Henna D'Ariel
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Werner
Sir. Werner and
Daughter
Dr. C. ©. Braddock
Chicago
Osteopaths
W. C
Oiabe Row
Ridgeville
H. €. Austin
Austing
Lillian Austin
Princeton Avenue
Wile Cnic
Iris
United Presbyterian Church Ho
Elywood
A. L. Werner
Ughter
Marjorie
Wggies Beach
League
Wiliams
DEM
Chaplin
Diver
Dreamland
Frank
Stuart Holmes
Proihy Phi
Pal
Haha
Noth
James Oliver Curwood
Anita
Stewart
Douglas Fairbanks
Colonial Theatre
Riverview Park
OLD Fair Grounds
Sandusky Boy
Barber Shophone
Chas. F. Guth
Aildesiore
O.f.borry
CanDyl and
Hackett & Addison
Broad Street
Paradise Suda Grille
Elyrig
Americas
W. B. Iuform
Weingarten Bros., Inc
New York
Vivadou, Inc
Paris
C. J. Miller
Infante Tovalide
Horlick
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