Becks Establish Home After Crestline Wedding
Mr and Mrs Robert Beck settle in Crestline Ohio after a Crestline church ceremony for Helen Litchtenberg and Arthur Fishburn. The couple plan a June Cleveland reception and will reside at 124 Roosevelt Avenue in Crestline.
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Mrs
Robert Beck
Crestline
First Lutheran Church
Ohio
F. W. Beck
Voegele
F. T. Voegele
Simon Metzger
David Kinsler
Parkersburg
West Virginia
Jack Beck
Crestline High School
Wittenburg College
Wittenburg
Cleveland School of
Rainbow Class Party at First Methodist Church
The Rainbow class at First Methodist church hosted a party at the church parsonage on East avenue with new teacher Mrs. Frank Hicks and committee members including Mrs. Mary Hawk and others. A July 11 picnic for all families was planned at Cascae Park along with welcomes for three new members and guest T. W. Lawler of Pittsburg Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
East Avenue
Frank Hicks
Mary Hawk
Marian Powell
Alberta Fitch
Minnie Birch
Ethel Farmer
Ruth Brown
Ethel Lord
Stregg
Wood
Ault
Dinner Party Celebrates Two Wedding Anniversaries
Mr and Mrs Frank H Boylan of Fifteenth Street hosted a dinner at the Greystone Hotel last night for their fortieth sixth wedding anniversary. Guests included Mr and Mrs Philip B Boylan of Fulton NY who marked their seventeenth anniversary, with others from Monroeville Ohio and local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Boylan
Fifteenth Street
Greystone
Philip B. Boylan
Fulton
New York
Roland W. Faulhaber
Monroeville
Ohio
Malcolm B. Boylan
Maurice P. Boylan
City
Elyria Masonic Council to Elect and Install Officers
Elyria Council No. 8 Masons meets Thursday evening in the Masonic Temple for its annual session. Judge H. H. Nye is named installing officer and Leonard Kuss will serve as marshal during the installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Council No
Masonic Temple
H. H. Nye
Leonard Kuss
Marshall
Local Families Visit and Move Amid Regional News
Numerous Elyria residents travel for graduations and visits as relatives arrive from New Orleans Baltimore and Cleveland. Mobility includes moves to Oberlin road and Fulton New York while Oberlin College Northwestern University and Ohio Wesleyan University hold commencements.
Hospital Admissions List with Multiple Ordered Names
Admissions include Fred Menger 121 Bellefield avenue Richard DeCosky 248 Cambridge Victorine Sears 148 Clark street Robert Banville 324 Eastern Heights boulevard Robert Harrist Rome Ohio Edgar Guest Jefferson Ohio Delores Nelson Conneaut Katherine Tucker 108 Riverside court Mary Helges 225 Beech street Mrs Harold Packard 146 Woodford avenue Mrs Willis Jackson 706 West River James Long Hotel Jackson James Higgie 350 Fourth street Discharges include Peter Peterman 112 Fourth street Thaddeus Smith 536 Fairlawn avenue Tho New London Mrs Ole
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Fred Menger
Bellefield Avenue
Richard DeCosky
Cambridge
Victorine Sears
Clark Street
Robert Banville
Eastern Heights
Robert Harrist
Rome
Ohio
Edgar Guest
Jefferson
Delores Nelson
Katherine Tucker
Riverside Court
Mary Helges
Beech Street
Harold Packard
Woodford Avenue
Willis Jackson
West River
James Long
Hotel Jackson
James Higgie
Fourth Street
Fidac Pageant Promotes Peace At Legion Auxiliary Event
A Fidac pageant staged by the American Legion Auxiliary at the Legion Home featured 11 women portraying allied nations with country flags and World War dead cards on a large cross. Mrs. William Hearne won the prize of the evening as participants from Belgium to the United States represented their nations in white Grecian costumes.
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Fidac
American Legion Auxiliary
American Legion
Margaret S. Wagner
William A. Leonard
Flushing
New York
William Sudro
Federation Inter-Allie Des Anciens Combatants
Paul Collins
Paul Halter
Mary Helen Kolopus
Ruth Long
Belgium
H. J. Austin
Czechoslovakia
John Kolopus
France
Harry Bogart
Great Britain
A. C. Smith
Greece
L. E. Davis
Italy
R. F. Leemhuis
Poland
H. M. Hurlbut
Portugal
Virgil Jasper
Roumania
William Hearne
George Robinson
Boy Scout Committee
Austin
Leslie
Carolyn Hurlbut
Hospitalization plan offers broad coverage nationwide
The prospectus states hospitalization pays accident and sickness bills up to 165 dollars in any hospital in the United States or Canada, including 28 days of care, maternity seven days, anaesthetic, X ray, operating or delivery room. The plan costs 75 cents monthly and is associated with Mrs. E. Barclay of 36 Dee.
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U. S
Canada
Barclay
Edwin C Keyes Named Grand Knight of Local K of C
At a regular Elyria Knights of Columbus meeting Edwin C Keyes was elected Grand Knight for the coming year. Other officers include Jerry O Connor Deputy Grand Knight Robert Younglas Chancellor Harold Smith Recorder J B Seward Treasurer Joseph Tonry Advocate Chester Smith Warden Tim Donovan Inside Guard Matt Roth Outside Guard and William Smith Trustee for a three year term.
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Elyria
Club activities fill Lorain events with teas, theatre, and outings
Readable notices detail the Triple D Club dinner theatre in Lorain at Kaase's Lakewood and Palace Theatre Cleveland with prizes for Pat and Take. Other items describe the Miss and Mrs. Club gatherings with bridge prizes, the British Empire Club summer wiener roast, Elyria Garden Club on trees, and Garden Club rose garden visit. We-Want-To-Be-Happy outing to Cedar Point, outdoor punch, and Sunday School Council plans for July 22 backyard play at Cole residence.
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Elizabeth Hunter
Triple D Club
West Erie Avenue
Lorain
Kaase’s
Lakewood
Palace Theatre
Cleveland
Louise Lawson
June Barr
Eileen Carek
Eleanor MacKenzie
C. van Luit
Elyria Garden Club
Elyria Woman's Club
Garden Club
John Rankin
Cleveland Road
Cedar Point
Sandusky Bay
Kathryn Hutchinson
Rose Kaiser
Myra Schaeffer
Thelma Kaiser
Leola Bommer
Steve Walend
Zig Sadowski
George Petrisko
Steve Sadowski
William Horvath
Dale Livingston
Lorain Licenses Issued To Four Local Residents
Four Lorain residents received licenses in a licensing notice. Frank S Nayier 47 sales director and Marie T Nichols 41 teacher were licensed along with William Hambley 19 gas station attendant and Isabel Rush 26.
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Frank S. Nayier
Lorain
Marie T. Nichols
William Hambley
Isabel Rush
Mugwumps Elect Arrangements and Officer Winners
Mugwumps held a dinner party at Mrs. Selman’s on Ohio Street with eighteen members at two tables. Mrs. Howard Ohlemacher was elected president and Miss Ethyl Milkren treasurer. Prizes in bridge went to Mrs. Russell Francis, Mrs. Arnold Heinzerling, and Mrs. Nelson Fitch. Ohlemacher received a consolation.
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Ohlemacher
Milliren
Evelyn Peltz
Russell Francis
Arnold Heinzerling
Nelson Fitch
Women’s Welsh Club Re-Elects Officers at Bond Street Meeting
Last year’s officers were re elected as members of the Women’s Welsh Club gathered at Mrs. J. C. Lloyd’s Bond street home yesterday afternoon. Mrs. George Smith was named delegate to the national convention in Youngstown June 21 22 and 23 at Hotel Ohio. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Seville’s High street home on July 19.
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Viola Yost
Medina
P. D. Reefy
Myrtle Rose
Water Street
Anna Toth
Elyria Avenue
Lorain
Columbus
Elizabeth Decker
Edith Hill
Dorothy Willard
Nina Hitsman
Mrs. Rose
James ReCupero
Helen Monroe
Bridge
Ruth Fulger
Lynn Browning
British Empire Club
Resar’s
Floral Gardens
East River Street
Henderson
J. C. Lloyd
Bond Street
Samuel Seville
George Smith
James Davies
Gwillem Jones
E. T. Reese
H. E. Merriman
Sam Seville
A. L. Agate
Sunshine
Youngstown
Hotel Ohio
Agate
H. B. Rawson
Lloyd
Sadie Davis
Mrs. Seville
High Street
Calendar of local club events and notices
A schedule of summer meetings and activities across Elyria area groups including Alpha Beta Gammama Betty Karlow East Avenue Bunco Mrs. Kenneth Vaughn July 8 Frank S Harmon Lodge Post Masters Night Orne Sempre Mrs. Fred Dostall Grafton Myr tle O’Connor Indian Hollow Road Merry Mix-Ups Mrs. Marian Bodine Cleveland Street Baptist Missionary supper at 6 talk by Walter Keisler Charleston W V 7 30 Eagles Auxiliary bingo postponed Lady Knights knights of St John Elyria Lodge 103 O F meet Daughters of Union Veterans Mary A Chandler Tent Junior Order United American Mechanics Gladys Parmely West piano recital Day s Music 3 p m Mothers Auxiliary United Presbyterian 7 15 Mrs C J Cunningham 319 High Street Second Congregational Mrs Archie Phipps Lake Avenue Mrs Helen Seville Edith Botamer missionary letters Ruth Hege South America Summer social hour follows meeting
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Ellis Hall
Alpha Beta
Walter Keisler
Charleston
W. Va
Eagles
Lillian Telzerow
12Th Street
Lorain County Medical Society
George Crile
Cleveland
Bliss
Knights of St. John
Elyria Lodge
O. F
Mary A. Chandler
Daughters of Union Veterans
Junior Order United American Mechanics
Gladys Parmely West
Day’s
Mothers Auxiliary
United Presbyterian Church
C. J. Cunningham
High Street
Lat A Lot Bingo Event At Wanda Munz Home
Lat A Lot club members enjoyed an evening of bingo hosted by Wanda Munz on Howe Street. Magdaline Wettring won the final prize. A two course luncheon followed for Nancy Krieg, Anita Meinke, Mary Ahlgrim, Helen Smith, Marie March, Damyrious Farey, Madeline Wettring, one guest Helene Kipf, and the hostess. The group plans to meet June 27 at Anita Meinke's Columbus Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda Munz
Howe Street
Magdaline Wettring
Nancy Krieg
Anita Meinke
Mary Ahlgrim
Helen Smith
Marie March
Damyrious Farey
Madeline Wettring
Helene Kipf
Columbus Street
Picnic Plans Finalized by Secret Heart Youth
Last evening the Secret Heart Church youth met at 7 30 pm to finalize plans for a picnic at Elyria Fairgrounds, scheduled for Sunday June 25. The group will meet again to set details at the next gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secret Heart Church
Elyria Fairgrounds
Pythian Sisters Postpone Meeting to June 30
The Past Chiefs of the Pythian Sisters have postponed their meeting from this Thursday to June 30. The Tigredia Social Club reschedules its Friday gathering to June 24 at Mrs Florence Brown’s home on Eleventh Street.
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Pythian Sisters
Tigredia Social Club
Florence Brown
Eleventh Street
White House Will Get Yankee Doodle Birds
Edison Hedges a former assemblyman and speedboat racer has trained two canaries to whistle Yankee Doodle. He hopes to persuade President Roosevelt to visit Atlantic City to hear the singers or the birds will be sent to the White House for acceptance.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Edison Hedges
Hedges
Roosevelt
White House
Local Meeting Notes With Trustees and Refreshment Gang
A fragment lists Kenneth Ben Frank chairing with Charles Cook and E J Corbin as trustees. Names include Stiles war treasurer Dailey Tattersall and Bil Charles Cook. Refreshments mentioned. Next meeting scheduled for July 11.
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Kenneth
Ben Frank
May
Charles Cook
Stiles
E. J. Corbin
Charles ‘W. Tattersall
Dailey
Bil
Sery
F. Eldred
Charles W
Townsend in Members Report on Welfare Act Debate
Report notes Townsend in Elyria and North Olmsted meetings about the Welfare Act H. R. send Plan. Mel Brown praised loyalty to Towns end Plan. C. M. Hall spoke on Americanism. Upcoming events include June 19 Bed and June 26 Berea meetings. summer events at 136 Middle Avenue.
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Elyria Townsend
Middle Avenue
F. J. Grain
Green
Camera isn’t true says Pitt photo tech
Pittsburgh. University of Pittsburgh photographic technician Thomas M. Jarrett argues the camera lies not and explains that facial shots vary by angle and distance. He adds touching up can alter the story a portrait tells and emphasizes both photographer and reporter must convey facts honestly.
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Pittsburgh
Thomas M. Jarrett
University of Pittsburgh Photographic
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Grafton
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Theodore Emerich
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Bunco
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Iedgeville
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Mount Union College
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Washington Avenue
Robert Oldfield
Kenyon Avenue
Oberlin Road
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Canton
McKinley High School
J. Lester Schneider
Winkles Street
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T. W. Lawler
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Eighth Street
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Charles Bolger
East
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Factory Mutual Company
William Jackson
West River Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Helen Hutt
Lake Erie College
Painesville
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Fred Hadaway
Tom Johns
Delaware
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Ohio Wesleyan University
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Bondstreet
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Oberlin College
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Hollywood
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Brunswick
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Los Angeles
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Toledo
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Wellington
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Cleveland Street
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Esther
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Earl Court
O. G. Sheppard
7. W. McLeod
Ohio Wesleyan
Jeanette Sheppard
University
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Legion Auxiliary
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Pauline
Pam) Nelles
North Ridge Road
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Cole Yard
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Archie Phipps
Helen Seville
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Ruth Hege
South America
Townsend
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RAC TT
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Real Cleaners American Bicycle Safety Club
Elyria Police Department
P.T. A
Second Street
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