Picnic and club activities fill Cascade gathering
In Cascade Mrs Collins hosted a rain delayed American picnic with games, cards, and a lunch. Members wore baskets, races and blindfold contests featured prizes for Johnson, Row, and Haverstick. A future meeting is planned with Mrs Watts at 150 Northrup as letters and readings proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plces
Cascade
Collins
Furnace Street
Misia
Kmart
Missouri
Kothe
Johnson
Row
Haverstick
Circle No 1 Ladies Aid Society Meets at Mrs Raesler Home
The regular meeting of Circle No 1 of the Ladies Aid Society of St. Paul’s church was held yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Fred Raesler’s home on Lodi Street. After the business session, a social hour followed and luncheon was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pounsftyta Club
Palmeetta~ Club
Arthur Rainey
Blaine Street
Korenhafer
Erie Street
Circle No. 1
Ladies Aid .Society of the St. Paul's Church
Fred Raesler
Lodi Street
Girls' Reserve Hike Postponed to Monday
The Girls Reserve hike to the Pineries scheduled for yesterday afternoon is postponed to Monday. The group will leave the YWCA at 4 00 o'clock and bring their own suppers. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pineries
Y. W. CG
Personal notices from Barberton and nearby towns
Mrs J W Conrad of Barberton visits the Luiz family in Elyria for a week. Elda Knapp visits Port Clinton relatives in Michigan. Judge and Mrs A R Webber have been in Northern Michigan. Grant Moses leaves for East Orange New Jersey. Charles Fell Jr. will motor to Cambridge Springs for ten days. C W Tufford and family go to Cedar Point for the weekend. F C Osborne receives word of his father Charles Osborne’s death in Independence Iowa and plans to depart. Telzerow and Weary families motor to Cleveland. Carl Draegert and Armin visit the Draegert home. The Chas Chamberlain family moves from Clinton Michigan to Elyria. L G C Brevert and daughter Mildred dine with W H Baines. Catholic Daughters of Erie meet at Mrs Fred Dachtler’s on Lodi Street. Mrs N C Bell and Quentin visit Broad Street relatives. Edward Earle born to Earl Ellwood of Philadelphia. Ellwood’s maiden name Dora Stearns. Ladies Auxiliary of Knights of St John meet at Mrs Dachtler’s on Loch Street for death of her father. Arthur Couch and Herbert Strand families head to Cleveland Beach for two weeks. Mary F E Gates and family return to Oil City Pa from the six weeks visit. Miss McLean and Miss Dorothy Young of St Louis visit their grandparents at 12 Walnut Street for their sixtieth wedding anniversary. William Riley and son Robert. William Watson and daughter Geraldine depart for Burlington Michigan for a week. Rev W S Smith and Margaret of Beverly Court visit. Mrs Long and Miss Walter are mentioned.
Chapeau Decorated with Beads Latest From Paris
Beads adorn a new Paris hat shown at a race course. The black straw model features turned back ear flaps and a tall stiff crown with a conspicuous ornament above the brow. Bead necklaces loop around the hat and hang from the ear pieces onto the wearer’s chest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Presbyterian Convention Picnic At Euclid Beach
Report of a National United Presbyterian Christian Endeavor Convention event at Euclid Beach Cleveland including attending couples Mr and Ava Ralph F Ledyard and two children visiting Mr and Mrs John E Phelps and a wedding at the M E church in Wellington. Also notes a seven pound daughter born to Mr and Mrs George L Marte with Jane Frances born on the couple's anniversary. Herbert D Rugg returned from vacation to study at University of Chicago for church social service research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
National
United Presbyterian Christian Endeavor Convention
Euclid Beach
Ava Ralph F. Ledyard
Fifteenth Street
John E_ Phelps
Cleveland Street
Leora Pierce
Milo Yoxtheimer
M. E
Welington
Herbert D. Rugg
Federated Churches of
Lorain County
University of Chicago
Graduate School of Social Service Administration
Divinity School
Pageant of Progress Opens in Chicago Commercial Exhibit
The pageant of progress opens today in Chicago marking the greatest exhibition since the world’s fair over 25 years ago. It runs to August 14 on the municipal pier with thousands from across the country expected. Aims to counteract commerce and industry reaction with a display of exhibits and daily entertainment events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Municipal Pier
Northcliffe Rumpus Held as Low Comedy
London reports of a feud between the Lloyd George administration and Lord Northcliffe fill morning papers. Washington cables note Northcliffe’s visit as the Daily Herald calls the quarrel amusing low comedy and a back chat across the Atlantic. Foreign officials offer no further comment, stating the incident is closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lioyd George
Lord Northcliffe
Washington
Daily Herald
Orgen
Labor Party
Northcliffe
Foreign Office
Defiance Rallies Behind Woman Justice of the Peace Candidate
Cleveland lawyers oppose a jury of women as too hard hearted and Defiance residents fear a woman justice of the peace may be appointed. Miss Bebe Heatley runs an active campaign to succeed C. E. Maxwell as county clerk of courts on August 1. Heatley has served on the Defiance township school board and claims to be the first woman notary public under the equal suffrage law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defiance
Cleveland
Bebe Heatley
Defiance Township
C. E. Maxwell
Miss Heatley
Community and Church Gatherings Advertised Across Local Notices
Readable fragments show multiple church services and community events. Names include Sennay Mestings Huber Fergusom and Dr. Quincy Blakely from Washingshe and Farming ton Conn. Meetings list Union services at United Presbyterian and First Congregational churches. Picnics occur at Avon Beach Park Crystal Vermilion and Riverview Park. Also noted are lodge and society gatherings at Century Park and Masonic Temple with varied times and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sennay
Huber Fergusom
Washingshe
United Presbyterian Church
Quincy Blakely
Farmington
Riverview Park
Ridgeville Granze
Masonic Temple
Christ In Church
Outcek
Emancipation Day Celebration at Local Club Rooms
Triangle Club in club rooms and Canton Lorain No 22 meet in S O O F Hall at 7 36. Daughters of Scotia meet in G A R Hall at 7 30. Columbia Club in club rooms. Emancipation Day celebration scheduled with area fraternal orders assembling.
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Triangle Club
Curet Tri Tadies
Canton Lorain
Daughters of Scotia
G. A. R. Bali
Columrbia Club
Local Fraternal and Club Luncheons Scout Past Anniversary
A schedule of meetings for MM Pythians G A Q Hall Notary Club Y 31 C A luncheon at noon Odd Fellows Lodge 1 O OF Hall 730 p m Exchange Club at Chamber of Commerce luncheon Women's Relief Corps and Auxiliary plan a 60th wedding anniversary car trip for Mr and Mrs Stearns Walnut Street Trustees in Old Ladies Home at 1920 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amizkts
Pythias
G. A
Picnic gatherings and club meetings reported in Cascade Park
Division A of Second Congregational church hosts a Cascade Park picnic. The NI of A Lewinz Club invites Mrs Hecock of Lodi street. Laurel Club meets with Mrs J W Brandau of Princeton avenue. Sons and daughters of Liberty gather in G A hall. Kiwanis Club meets in the Chamber of Catholic Daughters of America at the K of C hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational Church
Cascade Park
T. NI
A. Lewinz Club
Hecock
Lodi Street
Laurel Club
J. W. Brandau
Princeton Avenue
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
G. A. Hall
Kiwanis Club
Chamber of Commerce
Catholic Daughters of America
K. of C Hall
Maxflower Camp Held by Sons of Veterans in G A
A local unit of the Sons of Veterans gathered at Wurst Hall for the Maxflower camp event. Attendees from the AL NL of AL chapter participated in the ceremony and discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL NL
Maxflower
Wurst Hall
Sons of Veterans
G. A
Satuilar Meetings Bible School Picnic
A Caecage Second Congregational church hosts a Bible school picnic inviting members and attendees to a Saturday gathering at the church grounds with activities for families and children.
Pals of 95 and 11 Celebrate Their Double Birthday
In Freeport Long Island D M Tredwell a 95 year old lawyer author banker and scientist and his grandnephew Charles P Harvey an 11 year old shared a birthday celebration. The pair from Brooklyn NY marked a eighty four year age gap while Tredwell prepared for a friendly boxing bout with Harvey.
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Freeport
Long Island
D. M. Tredwell
Charles P. Harvey
Mr. Tredwell
Harvey
Mr.Tredwell
Brooklyn, N.Y
Vactive
Mr. Treadwell
Wife of Millionaire Refuses Responsibility for Bill
Mrs John A Hoagland is sued for 11396 20 by her modiste who claims she is not liable and the husband denies responsibility An article notes her prior name Billie Allen a famous Broadway dancer and former partner of Vernon Castle prior to her 1916 marriage to the New York millionaire
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Hoagland
New York
Airs
Hoagland
Billie’’. Allen
Broadway
Vernon Castle
Sugar cane cultivation on muck lands of Florida Everglades
Report says experiments prove sugar cane can be grown and thrown successfully on the muck lands of Florida's Everglades, indicating a potential extension of cane production into marshy areas. The finding is presented as conclusive evidence supporting a new agricultural approach in the Everglades region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Everglades
Pottsville Woman Praises Vegetable Compound Testimonial
Mrs. Siefert of Pottsville Pennsylvania describes suffering female trouble for years and credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with restoring her health and weight. She urges other women to try the remedy and claim renewed energy for daily work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pottsville
Lydia E. Pink
Saipre Siefert
Fourth Street
Greek liner Megalihellas delays landing immigrants
1390 American citizens aboard the Greek ship Megalihellas refuse to disembark as Captain Kayapis waits to land all Greeks under the August quota. The ship remains outside the three mile limit near New York while Greek immigration rules and authority wrangle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Greece
Kayapis
Paper and Pulp Association to expand worker training
Members of the American Paper and Pulp Association representing mills with capital of 800,096,000 undertook a larger scale training of their mill employees. Over 20,000 has been spent on textbooks for technical training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Paper and Pulp Association
Wage Cuts Hit Baltimore and Ohio Workers in Defiance
Local B and O and Wa bash Tailroads employees see $1200 less pay this week after wage reductions ordered by the Railway Labor Board. About 59 men affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio and
Wabash Tailroads
Federal Railway Labor Board
Texas Sets Record Corn Planting Acreage This Year
Due to reduced soil in other regions Texas reports the largest corn planting area ever for the state. Farmers say favorable prices and growing conditions drove the expansion and reflect a shift in crop attention across Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
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Ted
Mrs. Watts
Northrup
Tadreas
der Hill
Frederick Sanford
Derick
Rankin
E. Robert’ Rankin
R. L. Rankin
Elyria -Know
India
Lucknow
Sixtiethiversary Relief Corps
Sons of Veter
Walnut Street
Far West
Mr. Stearns
Monet
Tal
Cothe
Otm
J. W. Conrad
Barberton
William Luiz
Adama Street
Elda Knapp
Port Clinton, Mich
A. R. Webber
Michigan
Sirs
Grant Moses
Clayton Block
East Orange
New Jersey
Charles Fell, S Jr
Cambridge Springs
C. W. Tufford
Jack
East Avenue
Cedar Point
F. C. Osborne
Second Street
Charles. Osborne
Independence
Iowa
William Telzerow
Columbus Street
Charles Weary
Wilbur
Harwood Street
Carl Draegert
Son
Armin
Mrs
Charles Draegert
Charlies Chamberlain
Clinton
Elyria
Eleventh Street
Amerie
Fred Dachtler
N.C. Bell
Quentin
Cuvenosa Fells
Earl Ellwood
Philadelphia
Edward
Earle
Ellwood
Moses Dora Stearns
the Knights of St. John
Fred Dacktler
Loch Street
Arthur Couch
Fifth Street
Herbert Strand
Washington Avenue
Cleveland Beach
William James
Grece
Abs
Mary FE. Gates
East Avenues
Oil City
Miss McLean
Dorothy Young
St. Louis
F. X. Stearns
William Riely
Robert
William Watson
Geraldine
Burlington
Mich
Mr. Cole
W. S. Smith
Margaret
Beverly Court
Long
Walter
Uantity
Hygenic Ice Company
Maple Street
Chapeau
George L. Marte
East 146Th Street
Marte
Gertrude Frances Anselm
Jane Frances
Marie
Satuilar Meetings
Caecage Park
Glade
B. Thomas
Chronicle-Telegram
Ida Cowes Benowerds
Betery Ebriasso
Sipes and
Sutton
Uzisa Tinners
the Century Print Shop Co
Better Printing Service
Broad St
Wm. Elemes CO
Imperial Furniture Co
East Broad Street Bridge
Forest Hill
Pocahontas
West Side Lumber and Coal Co
Scripps Booth _ and — International
E. Bridge St
Emze Springs
F.O. B. Dean
Fordson
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