True Values Highlight 1924 Baccalaureate Service
The senior class of 1924 at a local high school held its annual Baccalaureate at the First Congregational Church. Rev. W. Burner gave the address on True Values, stressing service over material possessions and the cost of education, home life, and church support in shaping graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mm High School
First Congresstionat
Buri
Auld
First
Edwin Kirby
Methodist Episcopal Church
Paul ‘Bourquin
St. Paul's Church
Rey Wm. Wlammer
Second Church Congregational
Rey G. A Brown
United Presbyterian Church
Rey W. L Burner
Church of Christ
Burner
Lue
Prilege
God
Community club notices and lodge meetings listed
A dense listing of meetings and gatherings across numerous clubs lodges and societies. The schedule includes Audubon and Mason groups church departments Knights of Columbus Elks and Masons Rotary and Y M C A luncheons and many auxiliary units with times and locations such as the Lorain Public Library the Masonic Temple and various halls. A single page chronology notes dates from Monday through Thursday with host names and addresses where available.
Welsh Club to Rehear Music at Sixth Street Meeting
The Women Welsh Club will hold rehearsal of music for the Convention as the main event of its Tuesday evening meeting at 30 Sixth Street. Other society notices include postponed meetings for the Women's Home Missionary Society and the Child Conservative League with host households named. A Daughters of the American Revolution chapter gathering is planned for June 14 at the Lozier home, with Mrs Graves Sharp and Mr Fay assisting. Additional items note Federation of Business Women's Clubs supper and Pep rally, East Side Guild session at Mrs Minch's, and United Presbyterian circle meetings. An open Ladies Aid Society session at the Jewish temple is scheduled, and Naomi Sanders hosted a bridge event for Miss Ernest Jones at 21% Wooster Street with floral decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mus
Women Welsh Club
Elizabeth Dickson
Sixth Street
Women's Home Missionary Society of the
Methodist Episcopal Church
Edwin Kirby
Child Conservative League
L . Hero
Elyvia Fagh
Federation of Business Womens Clubs
East Side Guild
St Andrews Church
Leland Minch
Od Bishop
Minch
Cornell Avenue
Circle No 4
United Presbyterian Church
Mra E
Miss Edna Joseph Honored At Surprise School Party
Miss Edna Joseph, principal supervisor, was guest of honor at a Saturday party at Camp 1030 VI arranged by special and trade teachers as she takes a year off for Columbia study. The event featured outdoor games, a pink lavender picnic, a floral table display, a gold wristwatch gift, and dancing with music by Mr Ghek of Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Joseph
Columbia
Miss Joseph
Hubbard Cottage
Miss Josephs
Mies Joseph
Ghek
Lorain
Birthday Surprise Party Honors Miss Wladore
The home of Mr and Mrs E F Werd at 277 Colimons Street hosted a birthday surprise Saturday evening for Miss Pearl, turning sixteen. Guests included Marjone Baird and many others. the party featured pink decorations, a luncheon, and music by CY Barnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Wladore
E F Werd
Colimons Street
Pearl
Usses Marjone Baird
Welen Senreauh
Esther Fields
Mabel Butler
Tuela Wilenxsan
Warton Koehne
Lenore Pease
Mabel Ryan
Wwessrs
Leonard Gale Patnery
Ivsr
Bloch
Heptora Owens
Troma Strvakir
Clayton Brown
Ralph Otters
Haroli
Wedding of Muss fary Korim and Paul Rorim at Settlement Hall
The wedding of Muss fary Korim daughter of Pot Paul Rorim Woodford and Joan Wanea of New Kensington Pa took place at Settlement Halle. The ceremony began at 11 oclock in the morning with a large reception following at the Settlement House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muss
Korim
Daugh
Paul Rorim
Woodford
Joan Wanea
New
Kersiidtan
Halle
Marriats
Cleveland
Mclatine
Wits Vis Vary
George Maldok
Lonig Cherwenka
New Kensington
Samediz
John Sanso
George Korim
Hon
Revs
Stave Lake
Edith Gill
Kathleen Littlejohn
Marriage Licenses in Cleveland Oberlin and Lorain Areas
Charles Frie 30 of Cleveland and Mae Cole 23 of Columbia teach er obtain license. Rev Wood Lambert J Snyder 20 a steam fitter and Dorothy Bachman 21 of Oberlin. Res W L Burner Richard Langhorst 26 a pattern maker and Eleanor Zeittel unknown. Rev J J Johns ston Michael Profant 20 factory hand and Anna Filicks 20 both of Lerain. Rev Novah
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Frie
Cleveland
Mae Cole
Columbia
Wood Lambert
J Snyder
Dorothy Bachman
Oberlin
Res
W. L. Burner
Richard Langhorst
Eleanor Zeittel
Lorzin
J J Johnsston Michael Profant
Anna Filicks
Lerain
Novah
Mansfield Guests In Syracuse Honor Two Newlyweds
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Mansfield of Syracuse continued to be honored guests at a series of social events hosted by Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Phillips of Westavenue. Recent gatherings included a Cleveland dinner by Mr. and Mrs. Perry Condlin before a theater party. Ginds Thomas of West Avenue hosted a Country Club dinner for fifteen with snap dragons roses and wedding bells used as favors. Mrs Mansfield, formerly Betty Phillips, is a bride only a few months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
A. L. Mansflield
Syracuse
New York
C. W. Phillips
Westavenue
Perry Condlin
Cleveland
Ginds Thomas
Wast Avenue
Country
Homor
Bella
Betty Philips
Settlement House Spring Festival at Woodford Avenue
Settlement House will hold a spring festival on Tuesday evening June 20 at 6 30 on school property Woodford Avenue. Miss Amelia Check will be crowned May queen by Miss Margaret Raldi. A procession will follow with six young ladies and four flower girls led by Louis Sebestine bearing the crown. Bugle fanfare by Chas Kokey and Frank Abakazi signals opening. Kindergarten acts include Rhythma Peony Club Little Playmate Dance Shoemakers Dance and Danish Dance of Greeting. The program closes with Little Sunbeams and other performances led by the Wirebringers Twenty Club. If weather turns foul the event moves to Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodford Avenue
Amelia Check
Margaret Raldi
Louis Sebestine
Chas Kokey
Frank Abakazi
Dance
Shoemakers
March of the Fairies
Voice of the Wood
Virginie
Blue Birds
Wirebringers
Pilgrim Church Views of Interest At Chapel Services
Pilgrim Church held morning and evening services with a Sunua table day event. The Childress Day program earned praise from participants and audience. Twenty were baptized including children and adults. A church meeting is planned Tuesday at Fred Bauer's home to consult with State Secretary Rey E S Rathroch. Women’s association meet Thursday at Harry Heal’s home. men host an ice cream social Thursday evening for public attendance. Sunday evening offerings totaled 31 dollars for the church building fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilgrim Community Church
Childress
Fred Bauer
Winckles Street
Rey E S& Rathroch
Crespland
Lucky lives give dinner for husbands
The Ducky Links club entertained their husbands with a chicken dinner at the Elks restaurant. Over twenty seven attended, including Mr and Mrs Verne Gleidheiser and son Kenneth of Vermilion. The event winds down the club's social activities until after the summer months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ducky Links
Elch
Elks
Verne Gleidheiser
Kenneth
Vermilion
Strawberry Ice Cream Social at Community Church
Public invited to Thursday evening social at Community Church featuring strawberry ice cream. Event aims to bring neighbors together and share dessert in a casual, friendly setting.
Engagement announced at J B club meeting
At a J B club gathering Mrs J B entertained and announced the engagement of Miss Clara Bentter to Fred K Dix of Louisville Kentucky. Bentter a Delaware Ohio native and Ely Rin teacher, Dix in Louisville Courier Journal advertising. Guests included Miss Klopfenstein and Mrs Clyde Robinson as the club enjoyed games and luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vra J. B
Altman
J. 8
Clara Bentter
Fred K. Dix
Louisville
Bentter
Delaware
Ohio
Elyrin
Dix
Louieville Courier Journal
Klopfenstein
Clyde Robinson
Berenice Metcalf Wed Ceylan Read In Quiet Home Ceremony
Aery pretty wedding was solemnized at the home of Mr and Mrs O Metcalf as their daughter Berenice married Ceylan Read Rev W L Burner officiated with ring ceremony. The couple will reside at 120 Harvard Ave. Immediate relatives attended and a wedding supper followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Metcalf
Berenice
Ceylan
W. L. Burner
Local residents state their summer visits and arrivals
A stream of notices lists Marg are t Bartlome leaving for Kent Normal B School on June 16 and visiting relatives in Brownhelm Madison avenue Walter Penberthy returns from Ohio State University Clara Cook and family spend time at East avenue Green Springs weekend guests include Elmer Falks Mildred Brest and others Arthur Lochard returns from Marietta College to Starvard avenue Families from Johnstown and Detra t travel to spend the summer with fathers and mothers Kenneth Thomason Paul Cope and Western Reserve University students plan summer in Elmira.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Bartlome
Brownhelm
Kent Normal
E A Telzeron
Madison Avenue
Walter Penberthy
Seventh Street
Columbus
Ohio State University
B. Edwards
Clayton Cook
Marietta College
Clara Cook
East Avenue
Homer Stephens
A. W. Osborne
Jane Osborne
R.A. Osborne
Misa Eva Osborne
Green Springs
D R
Chiappewa Lake
Hotel Moore
Uurman
Cambridge Springs
Elmer Falks
Cleveland
Mildred Brest
Sandusky
A. Wietera
Middle Avenue
Arthur Lochard
Waltham Lochard
Starvard Avenue
Marietta
R. Nederer
Johnstown
George R. Kelley
Last
Kenneth Thomason
Paul Cope
Western Reserve University
Elvrra
George Saddler
Dorothy
Detra T
Local notices on travel and births from area residents
Sister and family of Weet avenue residents Mr and Mrs C Thomasson, Maurice Bandrock and Glen Hull, return from Ohio State University for summer. N D Nielsen of 1114 Middle Avenue returns from Chicago for weekend. Rev G A Brown and daughters Fanny and Elizabeth Brown and grandmother Mrs Sarah F Madge depart for New Concord Ohio for Muskingum College commencement. James Brown, Rev Brown's son, is in the graduating class. Mr and Mrs Paul Collins of 607 West avenue announce the birth of an eight pound son named William Ohn at Memorial Hospital. Miss Ella Shepard, guest of Mr and Mrs George Stevens Jr, departs Poughkeepsie NY to visit the president of Vassar College. Additional personals on Page 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Brown
Brown
Paul Collins
West Avenue
Soo
Memorial
Also Mentioned on This Page
Audubon Club
Eyrie Sayings and Trust Company
Jen Palkner
Clegeant Theed Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Odd Fellows
H P Chapman
King Solonmon
Knights of Columbus
Lofa
Lorain County Medical Society
Lorain Public Litrary
Loraima
J. F Huffman
Leveland
Nicholas
Burley
Woman's Welsh Club
Sixth Street Crescent
Mandolin Club
Eldred and
Elghpate
LaPorte
T. U
Frank Hauge
Grafton Hood
Frank S Harmon Lodge
Masonic Temple
Rotary Club
H K. Finley
Kenyon Street
Elks Lodge
Filks Hall
Modern Woodmen of America
American Legion
Leston Hall
Women's Benefit Association of Maccabees
Elvria High School
Hamilton Holt
New York City
The
Nora Fox
Lake Avenue
Ledi Street
Second Congregational Church
Walter Wilson
Highland Court
Rebekah Social Club
Schoenbacher
Water Street
George Chamberlain
Ninth Street
Cantons
L .O. O. F. Hall
Carpenters
Tm K
P. Hall
Eagles Hall
Moose Jodge
Club Ton Lorain
Har
Aires
Thoresay Et
Cedar Point
Church of
Carl
Harvard Avenue
Eac
Mise Oxford Street
St Pauls Ladies Aid Society
Evangelica Ladies Federation
Amherst
March Club
Irs Tryin Wendell
Kenyon Avenue
Vear
Mre
EF Woodruff
Fourth Street
Fercle
Charles Welaughtin
Ahddle Avenue
Ladies Aid Socet
Crace Lutheran Church
Livia Commanders
T. Macome Temple
Kiwani
Pagles Lodge
Eagles
Bethnal Shrine No 24
Waits Shrine of Jerusalem
Settlement House
St Paul's Church Mill
Helen Charvenha
Vulcan Street
Dray
Alumn Association
Hilorla Pilgh
Audstorium
Chik Conservation League
Children Faithful Workers of the Church of Christ Rent Sons and Daughters of
Taberty
Meetink of Phair
American Legion Auxiliary
Légion Rooms
Women's Relief Corps
G A R Hall
Central Labor Union
Painters Hall
Northwest
F Hall
Ernest Jones
Mias
Sanders
Bridge
Wooster Street
Misa Ernest Jone
Jack Elton
Caida
Lovely
Skhitlement Holse
Davis Baking Povwidep
Piltgriw
Cook's
Elyria, Ohio
Edgar Nefil
Fast Roger
Vietta Loonan
Grand St. Gatton
Virginia Shetor
Broadway Lorain
Thelma Hoag
Huron
Walter King
D & Wyrm
Lucks Love
Lake Ave
Guy Hall
West St
Robert Hancock
Babyirl
Colonial Arts
Arthur Rowan
Baby Girl
Litchfield
Reader Blowers
Cascade St
Ethel Ruth
South Amherat
Thelma Archens
Sixth St
Russel Hearne
Gratton
Everett Bliss
E L. Walker
Akron
Joseph Walker
Williams Street
Ammart
AAA
E Dealers
Borns Us
Paspeahign
Nestle
Lanois
Melody Maids
Bo-Peep
E. Grobs
Broad Street
Lorain County
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