Elected Eminent Commander Named by Elyria Knights Templar
The Elyria Commandery No. 60 of the Knights Templar met to elect officers for the coming year. Elected: Eminent Commander Ollic er, general asaimo, Rey E. captain general, Ray Wea inier warden, Thos J. junior warden, Walter 3 prelate, John C. Cham wp Treasurer Ira M. Harrison, Jas. M. Crandell standard bearer, Harry S. Burr sword bearer, Leonard Kuss warden, Harry Hawk sentinel George Wiencke. Installed by Past Commander Artemas Beebe. Frank 8 Harmon Lodge No. 663 invited escort to Divine services June 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry S. Burr
Leonard Kuss
Harry Hawk
Sentinel
George Wiencke
Artemas Beebe
Ed Notley
Mershal
Elyria Commandery
Frank
Harmon Lodge No
M. E. Church
Church of Christ Boys Enjoy Wiener Roast and Ball Game
Church of Christ boys from the Mrs Harry Demos and Mrs Bee Bridge taught class hiked to Cascade Park. Fifty two boys and families enjoyed a wiener roast and watched a ball game by Men’s Bible class led by Reverend William C Fowler. Prizes awarded to Milton Obitts Jr Jack Baird Theodora Demos Berton Bridge Phillip Baird Berzell Brown and Charles Demos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Harry Demos
Bee Bridge
Cascade Park
Milton Obitts Jr
Jack Baird
Theodora Demos
Berton Bridge
Phillip Baird
Berzell Brown
Charles Demos
C. E. Cheney
William C. Fowler
Miss Lillian Sears to Speak at Class Reunion
The Elyria High School Alumni Association gathers for a reunion at the high school with 196 new members. A splendid program is planned and old friendships will be renewed as the class of 1912 announces Miss Lilian Sears will speak at the reunion dinner at the Elyria Woman's Club tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xnlyria High School Alumni Association
Lilian Sears
Elyria Woman's Club
Mardi Gras Club Hosts Dance at Hedger
The Mardi Gras club held a informal summer dance at the Hedger last evening with 25 couples in attendance. Members wore dainty frocks and danced to Triplett's orchestra. Chaperones were Mr and Mrs Waller Smith Dr and Mrs M E Perry and James Hood.
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Hedger
Triplett
Marie Perry
Olive Schwemler
Ruth Gill
Catherine Humphrey
Carol Malkike
Phyllis Fond
Shirley Webber
Virginia Tibball
Ten Students Graduate From St John Lutheran School
Ten students from St John Lutheran School were graduated at an eight o clock commencement in the school auditorium on Third street. The 1932 class includes Emma Goodman Ruth Niemeyer Marion Stark Leona Tompkins Edna Wildenheim Frank Bolinski Lawrence Heathcote Howard Hinkelman Kenneth Koepp and Walter Wildenheim. The service featured a processional by Mrs P M Schroeter a hymn and invocation by Reverend Schroeder and a program with salutatory piano solos class motto and valedictory plus diplomas awarded by M Huebner.
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St. John's Lutheran School
Third Street
Emma Goodman
Ruth Niemeyer
Marion Stark
Leona Tompkins
Edna Wildenheim
Frank Bolinski
Lawrence Heathcote
Howard Hinkelman
Kenneth Koepp
Walter Wildenheim
P. M. Schroeter
Schroeder
Ing
Soto
Barchetta
Violla
Miller
Humereske
M. Huebner
A. Soehroeder
St Mary's School to Graduate Fifty One Students
The fifty one students slated to graduate from St Marys School were honored at a banquet last evening with a family program in St Marys Parish Hall. A commencement will be held Sunday at St Marys Church with roses and daisies decorating the venue.
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ST. Mary's School
St. Mary's Parish Hall
Dajey
Lux
St. Mary's Church
Daughters of Scotia in Wurat Hall Event Night
Tonight events include the Daughters of Scotia at Wurat Hall and a Sons and Daughters of Liberty board party. Northwest Encampment and Arema Club picnic begin at 6 at Hedges with local groups gathering.
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Daughters of Scotia
Wurat
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Northwest
Arema Club
Hedges
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges
Admissions list includes Foster Dirlam 423 Kenyon avenue Louis Kurazzi Amherst Mrs George Tattersall 241 Hamilton Mrs Robert Heath 305 So Maple street Mrs James Peck Avon Ford Gott La Grange Mrs Al Benjamin 127 Warren avenue Discharges include Mrs Leon Garvan with baby girl Doris Grabenstetter Grafton Mrs Otto Wackenfuss 124 Monroe strass Earl Weekly Oberlin Miles Bassett 115 Park avenue
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Foster Dirlam
Kenyon Avenue
Louis Kurazzi
Amherst
George Tattersall
Hamilton
Robert Heath
Maple Street
James Peck
Avon
Ford Gott
la Grange
al Benjamin
Warren Avenue
Leon Garvan
R. D
Doris Grabenstetter
Grafton
Otto Wackenfuss
Monroe Strass
Earl
Oberlin
Miles Bassett
Park Avenue
Daughters of Union Veterans Meet Next Tuesday
The Daughters of Union Veterans will meet next Tuesday with meetings set for the second and fourth Tuesdays monthly. The year’s final Y-Indus gathering occurs this evening at Camp Iss-See-Kes with members entertaining their lady guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Union Veterans
Y-Indus
Camp
Iss-See-Kes
Personal notices of travel births and visits
Madeline Frahm leaves tonight for a two month motor trip to California. Norman Goldstein sails from New York on June 17 to travel Europe. Miss Bleaver Goldstein has returned from Smith College. Ina Avary goes to South Amherst for a visit. Robert Bainbridges and Russ Evelyn Head visit from Indianapolis head to Purdue University at Lafayette to graduate next Tuesday. Margaret Hewitt and Viola Hargrave plan a motor trip to California next Wednesday. Tom Finegan returns from Miami University to spend vacation at home. Mollie Murbach returns home from Northwestern University. Cyril Plass spends summer at home after year at Main University. Mrs. Alice Phipps visiting Cleveland Heights. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Z. A. Eaton on June 9 at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Karl Roesamann called to Ashland for her father’s illness, Frank Clem, who died today. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bacon leave for Colgate University commencement. Mr. and Mrs. George Tattersall welcomed a son born June — at Blythe Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Lena Taber remains at home with ailed condition. Murray Davidson arrived home from Pittsburgh yesterday.
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Madeline Frahm Ieaves
California
Norman Goldstein
Max Goldstein
New York
Europe
Bleaver Goldstein
Park Avenue
Smith College
Northampton
Massachusetts
Ina Avary
Akron
L A. Javeor
War‘ard Avenue
South Amherst
Robert Bainbridgs
Russ Evelyn Head
Indianapolis
Tnd 5
Thomas Wrigham
East River Street
Purdue University
Lafayette
Tuellana
Margaret Hewitt
Viola Hargrave
Tom Finegan
Miami University
Oxford
Howe Street
Misa Mollie Murbach
Washington Avenue
Northwestern University
Evanston
Minois
Cyril Plass
Sixth Street
Main University
Orford
Alice Phipps
George Lee
Overlook Road
Cleveland Heights
Z. A. Eaton
Eostarn Heights Boulevard
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Karl Roesamann
Ashland
Ohio
Frank Clem
Eldred Clem
Earl Bacon
Hamilton
Colgate University
George Tattersall
Hamilton Avenue
Blyrta Memorial Hospital
Lena Taber
Lake Avenue
Murray Davidson
Weat
Terdey
Pitteburgh
Penney
Elyria Residents Leave for Jobs Travel and Study
Vaula, a Carnegie Tech student, prepares for Whitehall New York with Mr and Mrs W H Kip and Kathleen Maston. Roy Clymer travels to Findlay Ohio. Albert Smith plans time in St Paul Minnesota and Northwest travel. Rev and Mrs Davidson go to Wheaton Illinois for Miss Annis Davidson graduation. Carl Eriecson returns from Ohio State. Miss Fry to France for several weeks. Harry Rozes heads to New York and Spain. E G Baxter family to Columbus for summer and Ohio State courses. Marian Kemble and Helen Gilbert to Boulder Colorado for summer school.
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Vaula
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Mre
W. H. Kipt
Tenth Street
Mies
Kathleen Maston
Whitehall
New York
Kipt
Roy B. Clymer
Findlay
Ohio
Albert Smith
Elyria High School
St. Paul
Minnesota
Northwest
B. Davidson Sod Fon
E.G. Baxter
Thirteenth Street
Columbus
Baxter
Ohio State University
Marian Kemble
Helen Gilbert
Boulder College
Boulder
Colorado
Camps Offer Ten Day Girls Camp At Iss See Kes
The Y W C A announces a ten day girls camp at Camp Iss See Kes on the Vermilion River with cabins, counselors, and daily activities including swimming handicraft nature wood lore camp craft and games. Miss Kinison and Miss Stetson head health and education with finances handled by Miss Florence Fullmer. Staff will call on parents for information and registration remains open with limited cabins.
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Camp
Iss-See-Kes
See
Stetson
Florence Fullmer
Benny Roher
Jacques Greene
Miss Stetson
Manon Higgins
Cleveland Institute of Art
Gardens Threatened by Bean Beetle in Lorain County
The Mexican bean beetle is attacking Lorain County gardens, discovered by T. H. Parks of Ohio State University and Horton B. Alger, county extension agent. Adults are copper colored about a quarter inch long with 16 black spots. larvae cause most damage. Early action and control measures recommended, including calcium arsenate or magnesium arsenate dusts or spray mixtures.
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Lorain County
T. H. Parks
Ohio State University
Horton B. Alger
Gardners
Alger
Paris gardeners weigh arsenate lime mix for leaf dusting
The agricultural extension service reports high demand for insect and disease control information. It recommends mixing calcium arsenate and hydrated lime in 50 gallon quantities and spraying under the leaf. bulletins on pest control are available from the extension service as issued by Alger.
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Agricultural Extension Service 18
Alger
Business Man at Bayton Drops Dead in Dayton
M H Sherman Lane aged 69, a business and civic leader, dropped dead of heart disease Thursday night at a gasoline station in Dayton. He was a member of a public accounting firm and formerly auditor for the National Cash Register Company.
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Bayton
Dayton, O
H. Sherman Lane
National Cash Register Company
Dayton man confesses in burglary linked case
H. M. Setty, 30, of Dayton, arrested on suspicion of burglary, confessed to police that he jailed William Bragg on June 1. He claimed Bragg and he drank, quarrelled, and Bragg’s body was found after his head was struck against the floor. The report also notes India’s major religions amid diverse cults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayson
H. M. Setty
Dayton
William Bragg
Setty
Bragg
Selfer
Brage
Lost pearls and dance bill on West Ave notice
Lost small string of pearls Thursday evening on West Avenue between 3rd and 4th or Washington Avenue. Reward. Phone 2036. Dance at Nu hn s Barn LaGrange Road Saturday night. Kistner's Orchestra, 25 cents per person. Sunday night Nichols Holmes Orchestra.
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West Ave
4Th
Washington Ave
Nuhn
LaGrange Rd
Kistner
War boosts some sectors as whale oil output declines
The World War benefited at least one sector by cutting whale oil production. Whales rested while output fell from 700000 barrels in 1913 to less than half, and by 1919 production remained only just above half of prewar levels.
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E F. Palmer
Elyria Knights Templar
Ion
ST. Paul's Ch
Ernst Irion
St. Paul's Church
Eon Fort
Arthur W. Engle
Mery
Miss Dague
Bix
The
Wolf
the International For Crippled Children
Mrs. Engle
Engle
St. Church
Schambacher
Emma
Mildred Meringer
QO. Pallas
Russell Dunford
Allas
Griswold Road
Elyria
Jorge Stevens
Haat
Children Hospital
St. Paul's
J. J. Schust
West Street
Schuster
N. Park Hobill
Seythe
Dee
Schultzewright
Hock
Second National Church
H. G
West River Street
Sitter
Norma Wood
Straw
Mildred
Semis
Pel
Hazel Boyp
Wells
M. Eckhardt
Ogers
McKenzie
Seryto
Ock
Waventh
Oh OF Christ
Reece Hon
Church of Met
Cemeae
Fortune
Fisids
Te Leferette
Indiana
Bert Edge
Pardas University
Lillian Sears
George Dyke
East Side
St Andrew's Episcopal Church
Cleveland, Road
Karen Nielsen
Mugwumps
Everett Schrock
Stanford Avenue
Dorothy Sudro
Haigh School
Clert
Lenore Shumaker
Doris Southam
Gertrude Remington
Mr. Clymer
Mias Mildred Kinder
Nancy Ann Murphy
Elite Club
Emma Calabrese
Tillie Bolak
Eli Nakongki
Lorain
Regina
Etelia Yorka
George H. Brown
St. Louis
Catherine B. Smits
van der Pyl
Hugh W. Knapp
Flyria
Ethel Jones
Elyfle
Redhesd
St. John’s Lutheran School
Roar-Up
YWCA
Mary Lamar
Leona Rober
Morhera
Lewis Helaneh
Maybelle Burner
Walter Smith
J. Martin Beck
Richard Roe
Jack Whidden
Margaret Krugman
Margaret Krueman
Arthur Ehtke
Forth Street
Miss Krugman
William Gebhardt
Elyrla
Oberlin Conservatory
Warner Hall
Virginia Zaiser
Mozart
Jeanette Sheppard
MacDowell
Lily Mise
Sheppard
Neva Swanson
Conservatory
Grace Young People
Grace Young People’s Society
Sarah
Helen Nierman
Raymond Stryker
Schumm
Whiel
Wiliam Cautic
Sarah Merman
Ruth Albrecht
Bethel Shrine
Regula Sension Tap
Arthur Hincox
Bhring
Frederick Bieckmar
Bethany College
West Virginia
Pythian Sisters
Woodman Hell
Glen
Rotartians
Lorain Club
Rotens Club
See - Kes
Broad St
Paris
ML Rder
India
Andress Garage
Nano’s Bakery
E. River
Walton Ice
J. P. Leber
Winckles Street
Walton Ice & Fuel Co
Winckles St
Vestal
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