Comraderie Club Meets at Helen Koehn Home
The Comraderie Club gathered last evening at Miss Helen Koehn's Glenwood street home. After a brief business session, members played bridge with Mrs Dana Perkins taking high score and Mrs Joseph Padley receiving consolation. Lunch featured red and white decor and a red and white rose centerpiece. The next meeting is planned for two weeks at Miss Rose ona Pad Jey 245 Cambridge court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comraderie Club
Helen Koehn
Glenwood Street
Dana Perkins
Joseph Padley
Twelve Gay Brunettes Members Hold Wiener Roast Gathering
Yesterday evening members and spouses of the Twelve Gay Brunettes met at Mackett's Grove for a wiener roast. A mixed ball game opened the event, followed by an open fire with stunts and singing, and the group planned another gathering soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackett’s Grove
Ralph Brucker
Jack Kaiser
Billy Menschein
Clarence Payne
Irma Shore
Tommy Maller
Cleveland
Fred Koons
Herbert Walker
Harold Crombie Hosts 21st Birthday Surprise Party
Twenty friends surprised Harold Crombie at his home on 118 Homer Street for his twenty first birthday. They enjoyed games and a luncheon in the recreation room and danced to radio music. He received nice gifts from his friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Crombie
Homer Street
Emma Dean Anderson Circle Holds Evening Meeting
The Emma Dean Anderson Circle met at 6 30 last evening at United Presbyterian church with Margery Williamson presiding over devotions and the business session. Williamson reported on the annual missionary convention held in Akron on May 29. The group closed with prayer and served candy by Rhona Kirkpatrick and Marian Varsey. The next meeting is set for July 14 at Cascade Park with a picnic supper and the usual business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Dean Anderson
United Presbyterian Church
Margery Williamson
Miss Williamson
Akron
Candy
Rhona Kirkpatrick
Marian Varsey
Cascade Park
New Committee Women of the Moose Holds First Postreorg Meet
The Moose Home on Second Street hosted the first committee meeting after reorganization with Senior Regent Elizabeth Galloway presiding. About 30 members attended as plans for upcoming months were discussed and a leadership slate including Mrs. Leo McLaughlin Hazel Jensen Josephine Brown Beatrice France Ann Castle Neil Stull and Ina Thomas was named. The lodge will reconvene July fourteenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Moose
Second Street
Elizabeth Galloway
Leo McLaughlin
Hazel Jensen
Josephine Brown
Beatrice France
Ann Castle
Neil Stull
Ina Thomas
Lodge
Meeting Notes From Circle No. 1 At St Pauls Church
Mrs Harold Greenich hosted eighteen members and two guests of Circle No 1 at her Roosevelt Avenue home. Mrs Martha Wirth led a song service and devotions, the usual business session followed. A salad course was served during the social hour. June 23rd is the announced date for the next meeting location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Greenich
Circle No. 1
St. Paul's Church
Roosevelt Avenue
Martha Wirth
Remarkable World Tonic Relic Exhibit At 315 Broad St
Large crowds gather in Elyria to view a rare collection of relics tied to the World's Tonic. The display, brought by the World’s Medicine Company, is described as educational and museum-like, free to the public at Phillips Drug Store. The World’s Tonic Expert invites inquiries on health issues and urges parents to bring children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broad St
Elyria
New York
Old World
Phillips Drug Store
Broad Street
Adv
Children’s Day Rehearsal at First Methodist Sunday School
The Primary Department will hold the final Children’s Day rehearsal at First Methodist Church Saturday at 2 PM. Children should bring flowers for decorations to be used on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Sunday School
Jolly Stitchers Meet at Clara Bucholz Home
Garden flowers decorated the table as Clara Bucholz hosted the Jolly Stitchers luncheon on East avenue. Nine members spent the afternoon on fancy work. The next meeting is July 13 at Mrs. Clara Barnes 142 Caroline avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Bucholz
Jolly Stitchers Club
East Avenue
Clara Barnes
Caroline Avenue
Colonial Club Lunch Meeting Set for June 13 at Marneys
The Colonial Club schedules a lunch meeting on Monday June 13 at 12 30 at Marneys. The organizing committee includes president Mrs Charles Savage and members Mrs Artemas Bee be Mrs D C Martin and Mrs D Gull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Club
Marneys
Charles Savage
Artemas Beebe
D. C. Martin
D. Gull
Auxiliary to Sons of Union Veterans Meet in Woodman Hall
The Auxiliary to the Sons of Union Veterans met in Woodman Hall with strong attendance. They discussed the State convention in Columbus starting June 19 and named new delegate Margaret Schroeder in addition to existing appointees. Eva Worthington won the special prize. the group will meet again in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Union Veterans
Woodman Hall
Columbus
Margaret Schroeder
Eva Worthington
Pinochle Club Meeting at Ninth Street Home
Mrs. Mary Hansman hosted Happy Pinochle Club last night with Agnes Halderman and Emma Scheuneman posting high scores. The hostess was consoled as luncheon followed and the group planned to reconvene in two weeks at the Scheuneman home on Lake Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hansman
Ninth Street
Agnes Halderman
Emma Scheuneman
Scheuneman
Lake Avenue
Bee Keepers Set Meeting With W J Boyd
Lorain County Bee Keepers Association will meet at W J Boyd's home in Lorain on Monday evening June 13 at eight o'clock. The event brings members together for bee keeping discussion and community notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Bee Keepers’ Association
W. J. Boyd
Meeting of King Solomon Lodge 56 to confer Master Mason
A stated communication of King Solomon Lodge No. 56 F and A M will be held Monday evening. The gathering honors Past Masters as they confer the Master Mason degree on one candidate. After the degree work a lunch will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Solomon Lodge No
Hospitals Admit List and Discharges Noted
Hospital admissions include Mrs. Thomas Mihalis rafton Mrs. Walter Jackson 209 Cascade street Mrs. Rowland Shep ard 738 Poplar street Mrs. Stella Brothers Wellington Edward Kraus 623 Lodi street Ann Huff man 225 Eighth street Mrs. Will iam Kreeger 716 West Broad street Earl Goode 221 Fifth street Mrs. Benjamin Schmidt R. D. No. 1 Mrs. Englon Perry 211 Rush street. Discharges list Mrs. Burt Franklin Oberlin road Albert Carter 248 Winckles street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Mihalis
Rafton
Walter Jackson
Cascade Street
Rowland Shepard
Poplar Street
Stella Brothers
Wellington
Edward Kraus
Lodi Street
Ann Huffman
Eighth Street
William Kreeger
West Broad Street
Earl Goode
Fifth Street
Benjamin Schmidt
R. D
Englon Perry
Rush Street
Burt Franklin
Oberlin Road
Albert Carter
Winckles Street
Start Drive For Monument Funds
Oberlin Ohio residents received pledge cards this week as a campaign began to raise 5000 dollars for a new soldiers monument. The committee includes E. J. Sable Doctor P. C. Colegrove P. D. Sherman Jerry Steel and W. H. Phillips. The monument to honor soldiers of all wars will stand in Wright Park at South Main and West Vine, overlooking Plum Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
E. J. Sable
P. C. Colegrove
P. D. Sherman
Jerry Steel
W. H. Phillips
Wright Park
South Main
West Vine Street
Plum Creek
Oberlin Softball League Opens With Tie And Win
The Oberlin Softball League opened Monday at the high school field with Pfaff's Clothiers vs Dairy Service ending 1 to 1 in a tie to be replayed later. Dairy Service then beat Janby Oils 10 to 5 in the second game. Funds collected at each game go to the high school for flood light installation on the football field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Pfaff's
Clothiers
Dairy Service
Janby Oils
Birthday party for Arthur Malham honors at home
Mrs Ray Malham hosted a Tuesday evening gathering at her home for her son Arthur birthday. Seven guests attended and enjoyed refreshments around a table with a large birthday cake. Arthur received many attractive and useful gifts. Guests included Minnie Malham Ernest Malham Jr Beatrice Baldwin Ruth Smith Donna Mae Smith and Carl and Mrs Berger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Malham
Arthur
Minnie Malham
Ernest Malham, Jr
Beatrice Baldwin
Ruth Smith
Donna Mae Smith
Carl Berger
Engagement announced for Miss Edith Forbes and James A Richards Jr
Announcement notes the engagement of Edith Marion Forbes of Cleveland to James Austin Richards Jr of Oberlin. Forbes graduates next week from the Oberlin Conservatory of Music while Richards completes Oberlin College studies and holds a Duke University graduate scholarship next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Marion Forbes
Benjamin Platt Forbes
Cleveland
James Austin Richards, Jr
J. A. Richards
Oberlin
Oberlin Vocational School Commencement Graduates Ten
Commencement exercises at the Oberlin Vocational School Tuesday evening concluded with ten graduates receiving diplomas. Named recipients include Samuel Mungeon George Freeman Minnie Menderson Payne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Vocational School
Samuel Mungeon
George Freeman
Minnie Menderson
Payne
Licenses Issued to Huffman and Kochis in Ohio
William A. Huffman age 21 of Elyria and Elizabeth H. Kochis age 18 of Lorain receive licenses. Huffman works as a painter. Kochis is a resident of Lorain, and both are named in the official licensing record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Huffman
Elyria
Painter
Elizabeth H. Kochis
Lorain
Local honors diploma awards and program highlights
Katherine Simons Broadnax Anna Thomas Lucy Pettiford Alberta Broadnax Irene George and Nettie Chambers received diplomas awarded by H. J. Smith. The ceremony featured a program of music and recitations followed by refreshments.
Local Graduates Attend Wellington High Exercises
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Gower and Mr. and Mrs. Dean Baldwin attended Wellington High School graduation exercises last evening. Clarence Baldwin, brother of Mr. Baldwin, was in the graduating class. Rex Huntley and daughter of Sturgis Michigan plan to visit for commencement week with George A. Huntley and family in King Street. E W Templeton of East College Street was called to Masontown Pennsylvania due to illness of her mother Mrs. William Taylor. Mrs. Franklin Yocom and children of Ashtabula visit J D Yocom of Woodland Avenue. Margaret Taft returns to Oberlin for the summer with Professors A I Taft. Margaret Yocom of Bowling Green visits her mother J D Yocom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Gower
Dean Baldwin
Wellington High School
Baldwin
Clarence
Rex Huntley
Sturgis
Michigan
George A. Huntley
King Street
E. W. Templeton
East College Street
Masontown
William Taylor
Franklin Yocom
Ashtabula
J. D. Yocom
Woodland Avenue
Margaret Taft
Oberlin
A. I. Taft
Columbus School For Girls
Margaret Yocom
Bowling Green
Oberlin Board Reappoints Attendance Officer and Hires Janitors
At a Tuesday Board of Education meeting G A Bahr was reappointed attendance officer for next year. Janitors were hired for the High School Hamilton Mosby Pleasant Street school P J Bowman and Arts and Industries building Donald Jameson. The board reviewed finances noting need for more funds as adjoining districts fail to pay tuition for Oberlin pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
G. A. Bahr
Hamilton Mosby
Pleasant Street
P. J. Bowman
Arts and Industries
Donald Jameson
Oberlin
Carl Spitler
Pittsfield
Russia Township
F. O. Grover
League of Women Voters
Surprise Bride Elect Honored at First Methodist Shower
The Wiana Club hosted a surprise dinner and shower for Elizabeth Ann Richardson in the First Methodist church. The celebration announced her upcoming marriage to Paul Russell Double on Saturday, June 25 at the First Church. About seventy five attendees joined the event. The tables were decorated with garden flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiana Club
First Methodist
Elizabeth Ann Richardson
Paul Russell
First
Bride-Elect Presented Rock Crystal Set Gift by Club
Miss Richardson daughter of Mr and Mrs W A Richardson of North Pleasant streets is a shorthand instructor at Oberlin School of Commerce. Mr Deuble son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Deuble of Harwood street Elyria is the groom-elect. The rock crystal set was a club gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Richardson
W. A. Richardson
North Pleasant Streets
Oberlin School of Commerce
Mr. Deuble
Ralph Deuble
Harwood Street
Elyria
Surprise Birthday Luncheon for Mrs Huffman Honors Parkwood Home
A luncheon held Tuesday June 7 at Parkwood Street honored Mrs J C Huffman. The home featured pink rose bouquets and she received many lovely gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Huffman
Parkwood Street
Rebekah Aid Society Guests Enjoy Party At Krueger Home
The Rebekah Aid Society hosted a guest day at Mrs. Frank Krueger’s East Hamilton home with thirty attendees. Pinochle crowned Mrs. Don Bryant as first prize while Mrs. Beatrice Baldwin received consolation and Mrs. Alice F. Clarke won the door prize. Refreshments were ice cream cake and wafers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Aid Society
Frank Krueger
East Hamilton Road
Don Bryant
Beatrice Baldwin
Alice F. Clarke
Oberlin residents host visits and family gatherings
In Oberlin today to visit Mrs. De cherd's parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Burgner of East College street until after commencement. Joan Durand and Fleurette Kessler host a party at Joan's home for her cousin Paul Davey Sr. of Kent who is visiting. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Looney and children left for Yonkers after visiting Mrs. Looney's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Willis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Needle Guild Society Meets at Linwood Park Cottage
The Needle Guild Society gathered Wednesday at the Haist cottage Linwood Park with a noon dinner and brief business session. Guests included Mrs Carl Kutza Mrs Carl Fowl Mrs Herbert Thompson and family Mrs Carl Friday and several others. A son named William Claude Turnbull was born to Mr and Mrs William Turnbull on Monday June 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Needle Guild Society
Haist Cottage
Linwood Park
Francis Ward
Carl Kutza
Lorain
Carl Fowl
West Ridge
Herbert Thompson
S. Amherst
Carl Friday
Donald Ward
Shirley
Kathryn Mulich
Harvey Curtis
Lynda Lee
Corwin Burrer
Elyria
Milton Schlechter
Sarah Thompson
Ethel
Donald
Maria Bruce
Amherst
William Turnbull
William Claude
Frank Laraway
Belle Brosicker
South Amherst
W. Krause
Helen Fewstein
William Kantor
E. C. Frye
Shirley Peabody
Weekend Visits Highlight Area Socials and 4-H Meeting
Weekend activities include Mr and Mrs August Smith and others visiting Henrietta families. Ohio University student Mitchell Knittle returns home for summer break and Ruth Schoeder enjoys a month long vacation from Lutheran Hospital training in Cleveland. 4-H Banner Club members met with Malcolm Fowl and planned the next meeting hosted by Kenneth Fowl. Mrs H C Delefield and Mrs Christena Cook attended a Woman's Union birthday dinner at St Peter's in Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Smith
Frank
Mary Bechtel
Roy Angersbach
Henrietta
Margaret Baus
N. A. Baus
Shirley
Wayne
Cleveland
Ina Turnbull
Oberling
William Turnbull
Fred Schubert
Phyllis Mac
Faton
Banner
H. C. Delefield
Christena Cook
Woman’s Union
St. Peter's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Amherst
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Sog
Tal Dorothy Funk
Mable Litt
Hear
Bee Keepers
Esther Wood
Richard Clevenger
Oberlin Briefs
Will
Plaskon
Wilbur Peabody
Orchard Street
Allen Hospital
C.N. Cole
Berea
Kentucky
Cole
Pythian
Betty Glenn
North Professor Street
Dayton
George Smith
Kingstreet
Douglas Decherd
South Ridge
Brookhouser’s
Brookhouser
Middle Ave
Indies
Newspapr
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