YWCA Delegates To Conference At Oxford Ohio
Elyria YWCA will send six delegates plus a secretary to the Ohio and West Virginia Field Committee conference at Western College Oxford June 18 to 27. National and local leaders from New York Philadelphia Cincinnati and Cleveland will guide sessions on industrial work education and civic affairs. About 6200 Girl Reserves from Ohio and West Virginia will also participate in related events at Lake Geneva and Denison University.
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Young Womens Christian Association
Elyria
Ohio
Conference of Industrial Clubs
Ohio and
West Virginia
Western College
Oxford
Federation Girls
YS. WC. A
Dorothy Burt
Gertrude Johns
Nell Miller
Dorothy Sack
Myrtle Miller
Minert. Robbies
Herman Stevens
Industrial Committee
Lucy Carner
New York
Katherine Gerwick
Mildred Corbett Elen
Corbett
Russia
Association
Grace Coyle
Philadelphia
Wdith Rvnne
Women
the Western College
Harrie R. Chamberlain
Cincinnati
Vield
Blyn Mawr College
Lake Geneva
Wisconsin
Middle West
Faglesmere
Katy Boyd George
National Headquarters
Europe
North
Pupils Elect Officers at Last Meet Junto Club
The Junto club held its fourth meeting in the Washington building. Elections named Miss Geraldine Smith president and Miss Esther Wright vice president. Other officers include Miss Ella Fauver secretary and Miss Ruth Abbb class secretary. A class play titled The Honor of the Class was staged. A special meeting was set for June sixth to install officers and adopt the constitution.
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Tha
St. Paul's Churen
Tle
Pauls cCadicn
Anu Ar
Abu
Tals V
Vue City
Fr. BoWwaler
Grace Willett
A. Hk. Webber
Junto Club
Washington
Geraldine Smith
Esther Wright
Ella Fauver
Eugene Well
Ime
Misa Ethel Hershirk
Elsie Mills
Freda Nichols
Iona Boch
Linda Blanchard
Wiss Willett
YMCA Camp Popular Rendezvous
The Y M C A camp hosts a lively gathering with about twelve couples, led by Ben Hindman and wife. A cold night was warmed by a big camp fire, a sing song, ukulele humor, and cheerful school songs as the group parted amid merriment.
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Y.M.C. A
Ben Hindman
Felke
China Young
Ben
Annual Home Garden Display Finest Ever Shown in Elyria
The Home Garden Association of Elyria stages its annual display to praise diverse entries. Notable works include Andrew Auten’s peonies, Miss Pearl Lord’s rose vases, and a standout five-vase display by Mrs. Goecke. Prizes awarded to Mrs F A Smythe, Geo Ely, and A L Garford in roses with Verna Barber leading peonies.
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Home Garden Association
Andrew Auten
Oberlin
Aliss
Eastern Heights
F. A. Smythe
Geo. Ely
A. L. Garford
George
W. S. Aliss
George Walton
Louis Kellogg
George Ely
Will Stegman
A. R. Webber
Eleanor Loeffler
Marie Loeffler
Helen Taylor
Gertrude Taylor
Goecker
Frank Peel
Geo. Aschenbach
Miss Kirk
Frank Boylan
E F. Allen
Columbine
Geo. Day
W. F Nubbard
Corlain
Geo. W. Stevens
Geo. Snyder
Geo, Smith
O. Gilmore
Prominent Speaker Addresses WC TU West Division Meeting
The West division of the WC TU held its regular meeting at Mrs Fred Ernshaw’s Fremont Street home. Speaker Mrs Mantina Slack, former national speaker for the Schauffler Training school at Cleveland, spoke on the school's work educating girls from foreign lands to become missionaries and participate in relief efforts in Europe.
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West
WCTU
Fred Ernshaw
Fremont Street
Mantina Slack
Schauffler Training School
Cleveland
Schauffler School
Foregn
America
Hastari
Europe
Dramatic Club Charades at High School Auditorium
The Dramatic Club of Tisia Vienseheol held its year end meeting in the high school auditorium at 10:00 am on Friday. President urged prompt dues, Miss Toth Mortimer supervised four school classes as freshmen sophomores juniors and seniors presented charades and ward misreports. Critics offered praise and the session ended after an enjoyable morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Haynes
Decker
Shelton
H.A. Ebert
Eleanor Symons
Ebert
Elyria
Symons
Tisia Vienseheol
Toth Mortimer
Soy Hamares
Emema Roy
Eudence
Mara
Uessig
Ev Rr
Zionist Club May Meeting at Miss Saltuper Home
On Tuesday May 31 thirty members of the Zionist Club were entertained by Miss Edith Saltuper at her Rush Street home. Guests were warmly welcomed and the business session discussed new topics including "flower day." A luncheon followed and the evening featured singing dancing and light theatricals.
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Zionist Club
Edith Saltuper
Rush Street
Wedding Bells Ring Miss Fidith Willow Jones and Charles YD McIntosh
Miss Fidith Willow Jones daughter of Mr and Mrs Willem II Jones former Elema residents married Charles YD McIntosh of Pittsburgh in Cleveland on June the first with Reverend Smith of Cleveland officiating.
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Fidith Willow Jones
Deneter
Mr and Vre
Willem II Jones
Elema
Charles YD. Mclntosh
Pittsworch
Cleveland
Flest
Smith
Anne Washburn Earns College Honors at Mount Holyoke
Elyria community praises Anne Washburn daughter of Judge C. G. Washburn for multiple Mount Holyoke achievements. She was elected president of the Athletic Association for 1922, starred in both indoor and outdoor basketball, named All Holyoke, played Faerie Queen in a pageant, chaired the dancing committee, and served as class president.
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Anne Washburn
C. G. Washburn
Harrison Street
Anne
Elyrians
Charlotte
Mount Holyoke
The
Athletic Association of the College
Holyoke
All- Holyoke
Miss Washburn
Couple Ties in Miss Irene Rubard and William H Rushton
The couple were attended by Miss Irene Rubard formerly of this city and William H Rushton of Pittsburgh. After a reception at the home of the brides parents Mr and Mrs McIntosh left on their honeymoon trip through the East and upon their return will reside in Cleveland.
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Irene Rubard
This City
William H. Rushton
Pittsburgh
Mrs. MclIntosh
East
Cleveland
Interesting meeting of Home Guards of the M. E.
A meeting was held by the Home Guards of the M. E. church group. Details on attendees or outcomes are not provided in the fragment.
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The
M. E
Joseph dinner gown described in black sind and white charmeuse
A description of a dinner gown for Joseph featuring black sind fabric with white charmeuse accents and black lace oval details. The design emphasizes a contrast between dark fabric and light satin to create an elegant silhouette.
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Joseph
Weekly Calender for Various Local Groups
Monday meetings listed for Ladies Auxiliary Cantons in the 1 0 F hall at 7 20 p m Bible Cabinet at Church of Christ 6 30 p m Wesleyan Circle at Cascade Park annual tureen picnic Canton Lorain 93 1 0 F Hall 7 30 p m Columbia Club Migria Council F and AM in Masonic Hall Daughter of Scotia GA R Hall 7 50 p m Triangle Club club rooms McKinley PTA in school for officer election Commerce luncheon 04 Literary Society Second Congregational church
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Cantons
O. F
Bible Cabinet
Church of Christ
Wesleyan Circle
M. EB
Cascade Park
Canton Lorain No
Triangle Club
McKinley
Community Meetings and Lodge Activities Reported
Ailyria Council F and A M travels to Lakewood to confer degree on Lakewood Lodge. Knights of Pythias G A R Tia Rotary Club lunch. Young Mens Business Club supper. Odd Fellows Syria No 10 int O O F Hall 7 30 p m. Trustees Old Ladies Home 10 30 a m. Junior Guild St Andrews in guild rooms. Federation Girls Y W G A supper germnasium 6. Westminster United Presbyterian Church council in church. Trustees United Presbyterian Church 7 30 p m. Frank S Harmon Club Lodge Masonic Hall. Exchange Club Chamber
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Ailyria Council F
A. M
Lakewood
Lakewood Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Rotary Club
Y. VC. A
Young Mens Business Club
Chamber of Commerce
Odd Fellows Lodge
Syria
O. F
Trustees of Old Ladies Home
Junior Guild of St Andrews
Federation Girls of
Westminster Council of
United Presbyteran Church
Trustees of
United Presbyterian Church
Frank S Harmon Club
Masonic Hall
Exchange Club
Church meeting ends with plan for Friday picnic
After school, a church club planned a picnic in Tune. Mite boxes were opened and showed good support for the Porto Rico child. The rest of the program followed and the meeting adjourned until the picnic time.
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Porto Rica
Quiet June Wedding Unites Miss Helen Brown and Orthal Campbell
A quiet Saturday ceremony at eleven in the morning joined Miss Helen Brown of Amherst and Orthal N. Campbell of Elghit in marriage at the M. LE. church parsonage on Bastavenue. Rev. W. B. Winters officiated with no attendants.
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Helen Brown
Amherst
Orthal N. Campbell
Elghit
M. LE
Bastavenue
W. B. Winters
Woman's National Farm and Garden Association elects new president
The YWCA National Board in New York City hosted the annual business meeting of the Woman's National Farm and Garden Association. Mrs Russell Tyson of Brattleboro Vermont was elected president after Mrs Francis King of Alma Michigan resigned.
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Woman's National Farm and Garden Association, Inc
National Board
Lexington Avenue
New York City
Francis King
Alma
Michigan
Russell Tyson
Brattleboro
Vermont
Tyson
Associa
Community Fraternal Hall Covenant and Lodge Listings
Knights and Ladies of Security and O O F hall join local fraternal groups at Wurst Hall and Manse Lodge No 778 while the Modern Woodman of America meets in Moose Chitroons Hall and the Ladies Auxiliary of the Grand Eagles convenes in Fagles Hall with tythian Sisters noted at G A Rt Hatt.
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Knights and Ladies of Security
Modern Woodman of America
Wurst Hall
Manse Lodge
Moose Chitroons Ladies Auxiliary
The
Grand Eagles
Fagles Hall
Tythian Sisters
G. A. Rt. Hatt
Local clubs meet at notable city venues
The Ninety Five Club gathers at Mrs Stark’s home on Fourth Street Laurel Club hosts Mrs Ed Hart of Lenyon Avenue Kiwanis Club plans dinner at 6 30 in the Chamber of Commerce Eagles hold regular session in their club rooms.
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Ninety Five Club
Friday Meetings Northwest Encampment in the 1. C. G6
Friday agenda lists the Northwest Encampment in the G A Hall at 2 00 p m and a Bone of Veterans Amiliars event in the J Hall at 7 30 p m plus a Masonic Club gathering in the Masonic Hall. Saturday features Girl Reserves at the Y W C A.
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1. C. G6
F. Yah Eee S Relief Corps
G. A
Bone of Veterans Amiliars
Sunday Meetings at First Congregational Church
The Christian Endeavor program hosts Sunday gatherings for Senior and Intermediate groups at 6 30 pm. Topic is Out and Out for Christ. Senior Leader Marie Mueller and Intermediate Leader Winifred Nevins lead the sessions.
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Christ
Marie Mueller
Winifred Nevins
YWCA and association seek summer farming girl openings
The organization continues salesrooms and offices in New York and partners with the YWCA to place girls as farmerettes this summer. For information and openings, address 414 Madison Avenue, New York.
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Tion
New York
Madison Avenue
Picnic at Riverside Park Lands Old Friends Reunion
Chestnut Grove Home Department hosts its annual picnic at Riverside Park on Thursday afternoon June 9. A tureen dinner is served at 5 o'clock. attendees bring their own dishes and sandwiches. Honored guests include Nir Sutcliffe and Paul Sutcliffe of Berkeley, former Elyria residents, plus Marion Metcalf of Oberlin and Line Ayford. All members and friends are urged to attend with families for a social gathering.
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Chestnut Grove
Riverside Park
Nir
Paul Sutcliffe
Berkeley
California
Elyria
Marion Metcalf
Oberlin
Line Ayford
Royal Neighbors Camp Holds Card Social at Wurst Hall
The Mayflower Camp R N A met Friday evening for a brief business meeting and a lively card social at Wurst hall. A large turnout enjoyed the social. awards were presented with Mrs Dengate first in the ladies event, Mrs Tutthill second, and Mrs Raulden consoled.
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R. N
Wurst Hall
Dengate
Tutthill
Aulden
Wurst prize, Po Poisoning deaths shock Columbus
Ale poisoning killed P ip Hamilton, 45, and his wife 35, found dead in their 38 West Mound street apartment. Coroner Murphy and officers discovered two bodies and empty hot beverage jugs. Mrs Bruce of East avenue planned a weekend visit with a Toledo friend.
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Columbus
Pip Hamilton
West Mound Street
Murphy
Hamilton
Mrs. Bruce
East Avenue
Wth
Toledo
Body of Jay Goodman Found? Missing Since May 12
A fragment indicates the body of Jay Goodman was found ashore at Cleveland while Louis Emmerman remains missing or unaccounted. The terse note implies ongoing search or unresolved status.
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Jay
Goodman
Cleveland
Louis Emmerman
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