Elyrians to Attend Elks Meet Honor Ellenberger
Frank L. Ellenberger county commissioners clerk will attend the grand lodge convention of the Elks in Boston during the week of July 28. He has served six years as lodge secretary without opposition, showing his popularity. He will travel by auto with Mrs. Ellenberger and Mr. and Mrs.
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Frank L. Ellenberger
Grand Lodge
The
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Boston
Mass
Lodge
Ellenberger
Ohio lodge officers plan national convention trip
Mrs Ford Loomis and district leaders will visit Boston Portland New York Atlantic City and Washington DC then return via Pittsburgh. The group includes past exalted rulers Jo Helfrich EFL Whitney CH Browns and 1500 lodges sending about 69 000 to 60 600 members from Alaska the Philippines and Hawaii to the 90 000 strong nationwide membership.
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Ford Loomis
Loomis
Ohio
Boston
Portland
New York
Atlantic City
Wington
D. C
National Pike
Pittsburgh
Murray Hulbert
F L. Stetson
E Ll Whitney
Jo Helfrich
Efl Whitney
CH Browns
Charles Farrell
Geo. Lewis
George Dachtler
W.C. Wilecow
Jude Jones
George Yast
J. A. Nester
S.S Shuok
E L. Biggs
H ¢. Davidson
Jum Armitage
C LL. Setherdon
Miss Ethelberta French to Wed W Hartman
On June 7 a kitchen shower was held at Mrs. Blanche French home on Center Road in the afternoon. Miss Ethelberta French, soon to wed Walter A. Hartman of Berlin Heights, was guest of honor. Guests received many useful gifts and a lap dinner for thirty followed at six o'clock.
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Ethelberta French
Hartman Wakeman
Satrday
Blanche French
Center Road
Wakeman
Walter A. Hartman
Berlin Heights
Convention Aviators Landed at Brownh elm
An airplane carrying Chicago newspapermen was forced to land on the Martin Pippert farm at dusk Monday evening. The aviators will return to Chicago with pictures of the G. O. 2 convention in less than five hours and develop the pictures en route. The landing was made for fear of night landing trouble at Cleveland. The newsmen stayed at the Pippert farm overnight and resumed their trip to Cleveland the next morning.
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Brownhelm
Chicago
Martin Pippert
Cleveland
Pippert
Harry Gillman Suffered Severe Scalding Incident
Amherst reporter states on Sunday night Harry Gillman of Prospect street slipped in the basement carrying a pail of hot water. He damaged his right leg hand and arm and will be laid up about a week after the accident during Monday washing preparations.
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Amherst
Harry Gillman
Prospect Street
Business Men Plan To Hold Big Picnic
Amherst June 10 Twenty two attended the Business Men's dinner at the Jackson hotel. A committee led by Carl Ehrman Frank Mischka Wm Schaeffer Ed Moebius and Fred Holznauer will decide time and place for a summer picnic. A follow up meeting is set for next Monday at the Jackson Hotel. On June 25 the group will travel to Beaver Park for luncheon.
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Amherst
Jackson Hotel
Carl Ehrman
Frank Mischka
Wm. Schaeffer
Ed Moebius
Fred Holznauer
Beaver Park
Methodist Conclave Largely Attended at Amherst
The Methodist Conference held at South Amherst was largely attended yesterday. Dr. Stanley Jones from India, a delegate from the general conference, spoke in the afternoon on India and its attitude toward Christianity. A large representation of Norwalk District ministers attended.
Miss Clara Schultz Weds Jack Gourley
Amherst reports Miss Clara Schultz daughter of Mr and Mrs William Schultz of Tenney avenue married Jack Gourley in Lorain with Rev F W Loose officiating. Mrs Gourley formerly stenographer at Ohio Cut Stone plant and Mr Gourley employed there. They left for an eastern trip after the ceremony.
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Amherst
Clara Schultz
William Schultz
Tenney Avenue
Jack Gourley
Lorain
F. W. Loose
Zion Lutheran Church
Gourley
Ohio Cut Stone
Gourly
Local Social Notes From Lorain Area Gatherings and Travel
A string of social items lists Harry Williams and others on business trips to Lansing Michigan. Local residents Mr and Mrs L Hanchette spent Sunday in Cleveland while Mr and Mrs Fred Hargraete visited Huron. Several couples moved, attended a Methodist Conference in Amherst, or planned summer with relatives. Hospital admissions include Mrs Mary Severence and Mrs Hanna Grugle. C E Baker and Park Avenue residents attended an optometrists convention in Kansas City.
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Amherst
Fred Wirebaugh
Lansing
Mich
Claire Stiwald
E. Layman
Beldeng
Ina Schofield
Lakeside Hospital
Cleveland
Harry Williams
W. J. Darling
Stanley Reichert
C. E. Baker
Park Avenue
Kansas City
Wellington Alumni Association to Hold 48th Annual Meeting
The Wellington High School Alumni Association schedules its 48th annual meeting for Friday evening June 13, 1924 at 8:00. Music begins promptly with Miss Creda Grissinger, visiting friends in Cleveland, returning home. Commencement program set for Thursday evening in the opera house.
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Wellington
Wellington High School Alumni Association
Creda Grissinger
Cleveland
Opera House
Rochester Social Notes Mixed With Local Items
Miss Mildred Wetzel plans a six week stay at Kent. Miss Florence Beardsley returns from Cleveland. Dell Mitchell recovers from illness. B A Garris hosted Lorain visitors. Baptist Ladies Aid to hold a dinner Thursday. Mrs F W Rieber entertaining Ms Dahlke of Wyandotte Michigan. Mr and Mrs C C Currey hosted Cleveland visitors. Mr and Mrs C D Setterfield visit New Washington relatives. Mrs C A Beardsley ill with unclear cause. Ray Hales preached at Brighton to Rochester congregation. Smith, Garris, Trish and Eaton fished at Bay Bridge before storm. Col Fred Locke leaves for Capac Michigan. head quarters for his tent show goodbye.
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Rochester
Mildred Wetzel
Kent
Florence Beardsley
Cleveland
Dell Mitchell
B. A. Garris
Lorain
Baptist Ladies’ Aid
F. W. Rieber
Dahlke
Wyandotte
Mich
C. C. Currey
C. D. Setterfield
New
Washington, D
C. A. Beardsley
Ray, Hales
Brighton
Geo, Smith
E. A. Garris
Conn Trish
Earl Eaton
Bay Bridge
Col
Fred Locke
Capac
LaGrange Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
LaGrange news reports multiple local social visits and mentions a wedding soon, with A W Lippus hosting at the M E parsonage on Decoration Day. The People's Bank will open Saturday evenings through summer. The Grange meets June 12 with roll call on something to benefit the Grange. The LaGrange band rehearses for summer concerts and several residents visit relatives in Elyria Cleveland Oberlin.
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Ned Gott
Elyria
Ian Sanders
Chas, Faulkner
Vermont Street
Dewey Knowles
Opdyke
John Bond
Cleveland
The
Grange
Leon Richmond
Fred Beaver
Richmond
Lloyd Richmond
Addie Beaver
George Miller
LaGrange
LaGrange Band
Underh.ll
Graduation and wedding mark Penfield celebration at Lorain area
The article describes a birthday dinner at a Cleveland guest home with several local families attending. It then notes graduation exercises in an auditorium with Rev. Piper delivering the class address and Supt. Webb presenting diplomas. Ruth Law married Ralph Walker the same evening, and the couple moved into a newly furnished Penfield home. Additional visit by Mr. and Mrs. Orville Hopkins of Cleveland.
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Charles Cowell
Howard
Earl Underhill
Cleveland
R. O. Biggs
Penfield
Charles Tiasore
Lorain
J. L. Underhill
Elyria
F. B. Gott
Elma Gott
Charles Henry Lawrence to be buried in Elyria
The remains of Charles Henry Lawrence arrived from Washington and will lie in Jenkins Funeral Parlors until his sister Mrs. Myers arrives. Lawrence was a former resident of the city.
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Charles Henry Lawrence
Elyria
Washington, D. C
Jenkins Funeral
Myers
Lawrence
Opening Liberty Bonds Prices at New York June 10
Opening Liberty bonds quoted in New York on June 10 show first 4 1 4 at 161.16, second 4 1 48 at 101 1, third 4 1 4 at 101.15, fourth 4 1 43 at 101.19, and new 4 1 48 at 103.7.
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Liberty Bonds
New York
Kills Pesky Bed Bugs Pd Q Advertises
An old advertisement touts P. D. Q. bed bug killer claiming fast action and heat resistance. It notes a 35e box size, liquid fire effect, and an egg killing claim with patent features. Sold by C. W. Phillips Drug Co.
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C. W. Phillips Drug Co
Brassieres odd lot front and back opening on second floor
Store advertises an odd lot of brassieres with front and back opening styles in pink and white on the second floor.
Under-the-Arm Purses and Frames Sale Wednesday Morning
A sale offers a large variety of under the arm purses in brocaded satin patent leather and suede with colors. Also polychrome framed pictures in gold tinted frames priced low for Wednesday morning only. Kayser's silk topped union suits in pink and white at 1.59 with a Wednesday morning special.
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Kayser
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Lucy Horn
St. Anne’s Society of the Catholic Church
John Franklin
Cross Street
R. L. Petty
Mae Key
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Athens
H. Hurst
Morris Pitts
Lois
Ft. Wayne
Ind
John Wohlever
A. A. Standen
Roy Carver
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RED Seal Records
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Orville Harrold
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Robert Bruce
Scotland
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Sea Refrain International Novelty Orchestra
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