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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1924

Page

5

Specord Eagles Picnic Draws Large Crowd at Cas h Park

A vast turnout attended the Eagles picnic at Cas h park on Sunday. Families enjoyed tickets for ice drinks balloons and games while Baird's Boys Band played. Speakers included John Graney Youngstown on pensions Judge Wm. Nellis Cleveland on parental duties and George Strine York on organization and insurance. Lorain Bloomer Girls game canceled due to scheduling. prizes donated by Elyria merchants went to winners. Committee praised for arranging a record successful event with no incidents.

Specord Eagles Cash Park Order Gaternes Baird John Graney Youngstown Wm. Nellis Cleveland George Strine York Elyria Lorain J. L. Mathis A. J. Robertson William Kofsky E. J. Handyside Harvey Ridgeway James McCrain

Second Annual Homecoming and Basket Picnic Planned

District No. 5 Carlisle schedules a school grounds event at Miller's Quarry on Sunday August 10. Tigredia Social Club members plan a picnic at Edgewater Park Wednesday, with a 5:80 a.m. start at the Red Star waiting room. Thirty girls head to YWCA Camp Iss-See-Kes through August 6, with about thirty three more joining later. Camp counselors named Misses Tibball Conway Bell and DePeyster. Miss Marian Parker of Rochester leaves by September 1. Miss Conna Dell departs to school. Parker is Oberlin graduate. Scottish Daughters hold Crystal Beach picnic. committee led by Patton Kirkpatrick and Miss Margaret Kirkpatrick. noon picnic dinner and afternoon program.

Carlisle Miller’s S Quarry Tigredia ‘Social Club Edgewater Park Wednnesday Red Star Iss-See-Kes Marie Tibball Dorothy Conway Conna Bell Frances DePeyster Marian Parker Roches- F Conna Dell Parker Oberlin College Daughie Daughters of Scotland Crystal Beach Robert Patton Robert Kirkpatrick Wo. Rosey George Holliday George Paul Margaret Kirkpatrick

Women Candidates Featured At Republican Club Meeting

The Women’s Republican Club held a well attended Saturday gathering in the Lorain County Savings and Trust Company directors room. Local candidates explained duties and answered questions as eight members of the EL Bird class joined a 23 person group for a Cascade Park picnic with a winter roast as the highlight. A separate notice details the WGC T U annual picnic at Senator Burke’s home with a 4:30 meeting and 6:30 supper, inviting husbands and honorary members. Hospital notes list new admissions including James McCarty and Mrs. Earl Evans. discharges include Mrs. Mitchell Earp and John Cerlan and baby. Other items mention a bonus for efficiency at Martford, Conn.

Women's Republican Club Lorain County Savings and Trust Company EL Bird Cascade Park Wieter Maxine Boughton Irma Lau Annabel Markel Mildred Shober Mabel Hunter Ellen Martin Edith Boughton W. GC. T.U Senator Burke J. F. Burke Washington Avenue James McCarty North Eaton Earl Evans Broad Street Clinton Worthington Park ‘Avenue Percy Emery Bath Street Hugh Kirkbride E. Ninth Street Leroy Elsie Clinton Avenue Water Hirach Ashland Harry Wnkson Middle Avenue Mitchell Earp Avon William Coon Edgir R. D Dames of Malta Doreas Society Grace Lutheran Church J. B. Senaefer Newvyon Avenue Kiwanis Club Y. Coa Notawa Club W. C Ladinrs Aid Society St. Paul's Church

Week filled with local clubs and gatherings in Lorain

A long list of community groups and meetings fills the week in Lorain. The Business and Professional Women's Club meets at the Johnston Gift Shop, while groups such as Camp No. 6 Veterans, Brotherhood of American Yeomen, Knights of Columbus, and many lodge and society chapters plan events across town venues including G A R hall, K of C hall, I O C F hall, and Grace Lutheran church. A series of picnics, luncheons, and social gatherings are noted at parks, lakeside areas, and clubhouses, with multiple hostesses listed by name and address.

Business and Professional Women’s Club Johnston H. P. Chapman Brotherhood of American Yeomen King Solomon's Ludie A. M. Knights of Columbus K. of C. Hall Lorainty Beekeepers Association Council Room Church Council The Grace Lutheran Church Church

Local social guests visit area families in Ohio and Michigan

Mrs Ernest Galloway of Lan sing Mich is hosted by Galloways on Eastern Heights boulevard and by the Newkirk Gardner and Syphers families in Columbus. Guests at James Syphers home include Mr and Mrs Dewey and Bernadine. Gerta Hill and Geraldine Hill of Comheaut join the Burt family crowd. Leonard Brooker and son Frank visit from Cleveland for a Shining Tran reception. Mildred Day travels to Warren for a weekend with sister Mrs Gates with Charlotte Brooks and Pauline Jeffries. Branley Gibbons of Selfridge Field and Mime Fern Chamberlain of McChemen are among several names mentioned in this social note.

Ernest Galloway Lansing Mich F. H. Galloway Eastern Heights Boulevard G. J. Newkirk William Gardner Marie Harry Syphers Columbus James Syphers Northrup Street Frank Dewey Bernadine Gerta Hill Geraldine Hill Comheaut James Burt Seventh Street Leonard Brooker Frank Brooker Cleveland Eueste Marshall Tran Broad Street Mildred Day Warren E. S. Gates Miss Day Charlotte Brooks Second Street Fh. Jeffries Pauline Oberlin Sargeant Branley Gibbons Selfridge, Michigan Fern Chamberlain McChemen

Three-Quarter Length Sweater New For Sports

A scrambled local social page notes numerous residents: Wellington guests at the Wieks home. J G Bar iomew and Mrs. Bar iomew back from a Watkins Glen trip. several families traveling to Norwalk, North Fairfield, Elyria, and Cleveland for visits. Clerks, pastors, and professionals change posts or attend conferences. A recurring pattern shows motor trips to Buffalo, Windsor, and Lakeside with gatherings at LaPorte, Columbus, and Detroit.

Wellington Mourns Death of Roy Paul World War Vet

Wellington mourns Roy Paul, a World War I veteran and Wellpeten Telephone employee, killed in a fire truck disaster. Funeral at Barker Street home, burial with military honors at Woodland Cemetery Cleveland. Survived by mother sister and brother-in-law. American Legion rites observed. Wellington Chautauqua held eve services with Rev Ford, Playlet What the Chimes Said performed, and plans for 195- guarantors for next year.

Wellington Roy Paul Barker Street Mr. Paul Cleveland Wellpeten Telephone Company Signal Corp S4th American Legion Woodland Cemetery Elli Carpenter Carlton Carpenter Dea Paul Thei T Young New Co Kurt Re Shettiv Thea Opera

Ripton Sunday Services At Union Church

Ripton July 28 Sunday school and preaching service will be held at the Union church on Sunday morning and Chris Endeavor next Sunday evening at the Union church. There will be no Sunday school at the Cor.

Youthful Beauty Of Mother Abroad At Union Church

A Camden community note reports the Union church venue for a youth oriented event. The Camden Counter Ladies Aid Society plans a meeting at Abrs. Jim Calkins home on Wednesday afternoon and various local residents are mentioned visiting relatives and attending gatherings in Oberlin Camden and nearby towns. American honey sales and use noted in England as a breakfast or tea conserve.

Union Church Camden Counter Ladies’ Aid Society Abrs Jim Calkins Farm Women’s Club James Calkins Lona Firstfroy Lbalow Lae Dow Oberlin Carl Calkins Alberta Strode Camden Parga Wilslago Bellevue EB. A Mr. D el Tia Lhe Aliama Vistors Frances Jokn Seat Neon Lorain England

Tian Was Cen in Tas Sund Schools

An unclear fragment describes an event involving a person named Tian and a school setting. The text references an evening gathering or meeting and implies some form of holding or restraint, but details are too fragmentary to confirm a clear incident or outcome.

Tian Tas Sund

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