Inter-City Booster Meeting at Newell Hotel
Members from Cleveland Oberlin and Ely attended an inter city booster meeting at the Newell Hotel with about fifty people. M Dilworth of Cleveland Grand Regent gave a toast. Charles E Tucker W F B E Stiles George Tatssail Elyria Charles Cummings Oberlin and A G Cummings spoke. Entertainment by Gladys Beddoe Ameta English and Ruth Reed. Miss Marion Copas honored with two parties and showers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pers
Royal Arcanum
Cleveland
Oberlin
Ely
Newell Hotel
Ie. M. Dilworth
Charles E. Tucker
W. F. B. E. Stiles
George Tatsail
Elyria
Charles Cum
Mings
A. G. Cummings
Charles Cummings
H. E. Forbush
Gladys Beddoe
Ameta English
Ruth Reed
Elyria meetings and Grange seventh degree event
The usual Tuesday bridge luncheon at Elyria Country Club June 19 is chaired by Mrs George Tufford with Mrs Charles Fell Sr and Mrs Carl Lersch assisting. A called Carlisle Grange hall meeting Monday evening at 7:00 aims to organize the Seventh degree Association of the Grange in Lorain County. all seventh degree members are urged to attend. The Standard Bearers of First M E church host at Miss Blanche Trans 127 Marseilles avenue Monday at 7:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Country Club
George Tufford
Charles Fell Sr
Carl Lersch
Carlisle Grange Hall
The
Grange
Lorain County
M. E
Remarkable Handwritten Will Leaves Gifts to Fifty Relatives
A 12 foot long will written entirely by hand by Miss Atehely of Pennington New Jersey details bequests to more than fifty relatives and friends as part of her Journal ism degree bequest narrative from Boston University era.
Local Couple United in Marriage at Second Congregational Church
Thursday afternoon at the parsonage of the Second Congregational Church Miss Laura Cameron of Lorain wed Frank a Strohl son of Mr and Mrs O O Strohl of this city. Rev F Wiseman officiated. The bride wore a cream georgette dress and a large hat with a bouquet of yellow roses. Attendants were Mr and Mrs S Walter Harrison. Mrs Harrison wore grey satin with a greath hat and carried pink rose bouquet. The couple later moved to their new home on Bell Avenue where a reception for about forty guests followed with many gifts in their honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational Church
Laura Cameron
Lorain
Frank A Strohl
Strohl
F. Wiseman
S Walter Harrison
Harrison Pwan
Frome
Bell Avenue
Pollyanna Club Meeting At Oxford Street Home
Pollyanna Club members gathered at Mrs Bess Schafer’s Oxford street home with four visitors attending. After the business session Mrs W G Fowler reviewed the book What Christ Means To Me. Mrs Brown of Manila shared an account of life and customs there. Refreshments were served. The next neat meeting will be July twentieth at Mr Deane Burns’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pollyanna Club
Bess Schafer
Oxford Street
W. GC. Fowler
Christ
Brown
Manila
Philippine
Elyria
Maude Williams
Mav Gwin
Deane Burns
Willing Workers of Yeo Men Plan June Fishing Party
The Willing Workers of Yeo men met at Mrs Gehrke's West River street home with fifteen members present. During the meeting they planned a fishing party for Tuesday night June nineteenth. Games and music entertained attendees and refreshments were served at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeomen
Woman's Benefit Association Party and Card Games
The Woman's Benefit Association met at Mrs. Pearl Brouse's Jenyon avenue home last evening for a social evening. Three tables played Five Hundred and three played Pedro. High in Five Hundred went to Mrs. Boothroyd, low to Mrs. Grace Shuur. first in Pedro to Mrs. Nettie Woodruff and second to Mrs. Hattie Hansman. Refreshments followed the games. The house was decorated with warden roses for the pleasant occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Benefit Association
Pearl Brouse
Jenyon Avenue
Pedro
Boothroyd
Grace Shuur
Nettie Woodruff
Hattie Hansman
Krugman Family Holds Preliminary Meeting and Elects Officers
A preliminary Krugman family meeting at Cascade Park elected Edward F. Krugman as President and Charles Krugman as Secretary. Richard Krugman was named Treasurer, with an action committee including Mrs. Ciara Willard and others to plan Paschal races and entertainment for youth at Bungay on June 7. The family of Elizabeth Krugman will welcome attendees at a forthcoming event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krugman
Cascade Park
Edward F. Krugman
Charles Krugman
Chard Krugman
Fed
Ciara Wilard
Flora Struck
William S. Krugman
Leonard Krugman
Hernan Krugman
Oia End Entertainment
Reyman
Sunday School Piano Recital at First Congregational Church
Pupil ensemble led by Mrs Gladys L Parker filled the Sunday School room with a detailed program. Miss Eva Eddy contralto joined for select numbers, delivering refined performances of works by Mozart Grieg Nevin Chaminade Liszt Debussy and Beethoven among others. Several young soloists and accompanists performed, with pieces including Etude Melodique Pas des Amphores Czardas and Concerto No 2 in Bb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Gladys L. Parker
Eva Eddy
Rogers
Chaminade
Marion Hail
Air de Ballet
Makowski
Thelma Helfrich
Mana Zucca
Pirate Dreams
Huerter
Rachel
Salter
Miss Eddy
Water Nymphs
Grant Schaefer
Anne Jeanette Sheppard
Poupee Vallante
Poldini
Liebestraum
Liszt
Kathryn Bayly
Schuett
Hogers
Molly Murbach
Elizabeth Taylor
la Forge
Czardas
MacDowell
Roberta Storm
Lieurance
Rotoli
Saint-Saens
Debussy
MacDorell
Helen Freed
Valeik
Beethoven
Elyria Chapter No 165 Elects 47 Members This Year
Elyria Chapter No 165 of E S held its regular meeting with about 150 members present plus visiting delegations from Lincoln Chapter Lakewood and Lyndon Chapter LaGrange Ohio. Three petitions were ballot ed for membership four candidates initiated, remarks by senior officers, special music, and a reception for new members. The next Avenue Club meeting is July 13 at 501 Park Avenue, with a note that it will be the last until September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
E. S
Masonic Hall
Lincoln
Lakewood
Ohio
Lyndon
LaGrange
Grand Chapter
George Philpott
Ralph Willams
Robert Hand
Russell Wise
Ralph Williams
Oef Bradbackh
Chas Carpenter
Shepard
Avenue Club
C E Whitehead
Park Avenue
Flyria
Strawberry Choitcake
Coffere Wis
Hare and hound hunt at Settlement House gathering
The Girl Reserves of the Settlement House held a hare and hound hunt yesterday afternoon. Hares were iced by Miss Jessie Mahn and the hounds by Miss Harriet Luther. The chase ended near the west branch of the river with a side dinner. Next week the group will meet at three o clock for a wiener roast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Mahn
Harriet Luther
Will Enyo
Tri-U Club Meets at Brenner Home for Pleasant Luncheon
The Tri-U Club gathered at Mrs Ed Brenner home Thursday with nine members present. A pleasant afternoon ended with a lovely luncheon. On July 9 the club members and families are invited to meet at Mise Pearl Opfer home for an evening. Miss W Maddox and daughter Joyce and Wire Charles Smith and daughter Margaret left this Minornies for Buffalo to spend several Mays with Mr and Mrs Jack Nolan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-U
Ed Brenner
Mise Pearl Opfer
Tisgredia Social Club Meeting At Princeton Avenue
The Tisgredia Social Club gathered with Mrs Catherine Christy at Princeton avenue totaling sixteen members and eight children present. A noon tureen dinner featured pink and white decorations. Nellie Hurd, president, called the meeting to order at 2 30 and plans were made for a Crystal Beach picnic on July 27 with all members meeting at the park at 10 30. The sewing circle will meet with Mrs Elia Miller next Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tisgredia Social Club
Catherine Christy
Princeton Avenue
Carrie Faulhaber
Minnie Gard
Laura Barton
Nellie Hurd
Crystal Beach
Sewing Circle
Elia Miller
Goodwill Bible Class Members Host Pleasant Day
The Goodwill Bible Class of the First Church spent a pleasant afternoon at Mrs. R L Stearns home on Princeton Avenue. Sister Mrs Adams gave several piano numbers. The group planned a July picnic at Mrs Charles Tite’s lake shore cottage, with an invitation already extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodwill
First Church
R .L. Stearns
Princeton Avenue
Adams
Charles Tite
Lake Shore
Tite
Special Sunday Service for First Baptist Children
Next Sunday morning a service for all boys and girls of the First Baptist Congregation at 1045 after Bible school. Center seats reserved for youths. Rev. R. T. Keecham will deliver an illustrated talk with choir music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
Bible School
R. T. Keecham
Mondays Colonial Club Meeting At Mrs Briggs Home
The Mondays Colonial Club will be entertained Monday afternoon June eighteenth at 250 at the home of Mrs F H Briggs at 138 Eastern Heights Boulevard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Club
F. H. Briggs
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Royal Neighbors meet with large attendance at Wurst hall
The Royal Neighbors of America gathered Friday evening in Wurst hall with a large attendance. Plans were made for a weather roast at Mrs Lent's home on East avenue Thursday evening. All friends are invited. The sewing circle will meet with Mrs Arthur Versey at 131 Cascade street on June twenty seventh for an all day quilt tying session. At close, the June birthday committee led by Mrs Nina Rhodes served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors of
America
Wurst Hall
Circle No 6 Methodist group hosts dinner at Decker home
Members families and friends of Circle No 6 of the Methodist church gathered at Mr and Mrs Harles Decker home on Murray Ridge for a seven o clock lawn supper. A business meeting followed with a nominating committee reporting officers including chairman Mrs Edwin Shubert secretary Mrs W C Fowls treasurer Mrs Howard Brown and sunshine treasurer Mrs A Beesing. A program and games completed the evening before departure the group expressed pleasure with the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 6
Methodist Church
Harles Decker
Murray Ridge
Edwin Shubert
W.C Fowls
Howard Brown
Sunshine
A. Beesing
Wee
Surprise Housewarming for Eschtruths on North Ridge
Neighbors and fiends gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Don Eschtruth on North Ridge road to surprise them with a housewarming. After an evening of games, guests presented the couple with a spinet desk, and luncheon was served prior to departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Eschtruth
North Ridge Road
Mrs Eschtruth
Daughters of Scotia Meet. Penman Given Luncheon Set
The Daughters of Scotia met at the K P hall with fair attendance. Annie Penman was presented with a luncheon set for her upcoming marriage. Tea was served and the group planned the next meeting for July sixth. The Security Benefit Association met at IT O O hall with good attendance and officers present. A card party and entertainment are planned for July sixth. friends are invited.
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Daughters of Scotia
K. of P
Annie Penman
the Security Benefit Association
IT. O. O
Local residents listed with occupations and ages
Names and details include Franklin Reese 42 motor man Seville Ohio Ruth Mead 26 teacher Lorain and L Simpson 28 mechanic Lorain plus several others and garbled entries. The fragment lists occupations such as nurse electrician and looper with multiple Lorain Elyria Welllington and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin L Reese
Seville
Ohio
Woris Nellie Teynolds
Welllington
Kirby
Elyria Watson L Simpson
Lorain
Ruth D Mead
Wolf
William Pant
Floria
Annie Hay
Looper
Elyria
Rey Wr
Keteham
Flyvria
MISS LUCILLE HINMAN HOSTS INFORMAL MUSICALE
Miss Lucile Hinman entertained her pupils and guests at an informal musicale at her Ninth Street home Thursday evening. The program featured piano solos and dances by Nancy Silsbee, Catherine Humphrey, Janet Robbins, Sarah Thomas, Doris Barber, Barbara Suppes, Ruth Gill, Peggy Huge, Sue Pietro, Dorothy Mann, Faith Wilford, and others with works by Rogers, Liszt, Grieg, Rachmaninoff, Chaminade, and Debussy among selections like Moonlight Dance, Liebestraum, Arabesque, and Valse in A flat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth Street
Rogers
Nancy Silsbee
Mowrey
Catherine Humphrey
Krenzlin
Janet Robbins
L. Wright
Margaret Terry
Titania
Goodrich
Sarah Thomas
Jack and Jill
Synees
Rosgers
Doris Barber
Martha Thomas
Old Black Joe
D. G. Blake
Ruth Stark
Durand
Barbara Suppes
Pouchinelle
Rachmaninoff
Ruth Gill
Liszt
Peggy Huge
Grieg
Sue Pietro
Kammeno Ostrow
Rachmanin No II
Dorothy Mann
Solfeggieto
Phi Bach
Nevin
Faith Wilford
Fauns
Chaminade
Pearl Tutrhull
Tea Honors Mrs Terry and Mrs Bins at Cleveland Street Tea
Mrs J W Smith hosted a tea for Mrs Cassie Terry of Hilo Hawaii visiting Mrs M A Woods and Mrs May Woods to mark Oberlin College Class of 78 anniversary. The event honored Mrs C Bins before her Alaska trip. Eighteen guests heard Mrs Terry share a vivid account of life and customs in Alaska from ten miles inland over forty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Smith
Cleveland Street
Cassie Terry
Hilo
Hawai
May Woods
East Avenue
Oberlin College
C. Bins
Alaska
Terry
Local clubs meet Monday around town
Multiple groups schedule Monday gatherings. The Colonial Club meets Mrs F H Briggs on Eastern Kleights Boulevard at 2 30 PM. The MT Club hosts Myrtie Struck. Lat A Lot Club meets Mrs Margaret Koebnn at 223 Glenwood Street. Business and Professional Women hold a dinner final for the season. Lakewood Club president Miss Lillian Sears will speak on Ladies Angiliary of Cantons at the IOOF hall. Canton Lorain Lodge No 93 also meets at the IOOF hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial
F. H. Briggs
Kleights Boulevard
M T. C
Myrtie
Margaret Koebnn
Glenwood Street
Business and Professional Women's Club
Lillian Sears
Lakewood Club
Re Ladies Angiliary of
Cantons
Canton Lorain Lodge
First Congregational Church Notes Pulpit Guest and Music
Dr Nichol as Van der Pyl will lead Sunday morning services at First Congregational Church. The visiting quartet performs Praise the Lord O My Soul and The King of Love My Shepherd Is. Miss Boycheff sings Alleluia. Church school meets at 9 45 in Gates room with Abraham the Friend of God shown. Woman's Association holds a work meeting Wednesday at 10 inviting all women to attend and bring lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas van der Pvl
United Church of Oberlin
Watson
Shelley
Abraham
Friend of God
Woman's Association
United Prisbysterian Church Notes Speaker Undated
Eos Carman president of the Cleveland Hebrew Mission speaks Sabbath morning at 10 145 oclock. Sabbath evening union service at Second Congregational church at 7 10 oclock with Dr Edwin Kirbs in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eos Carman
Cleveland
Hospital Notes Admissions List
Admissions include Raymond Davies at 232 Fairlawn Avenue Mrs Iarry Osborn of Stop 5 Oberlin Road Mrs James Fillo of 457 Cleveland Street Marian Baker of 328 Summer Street August Reimen of 270 Winckles Street Joseph Beres of West River Street William Wells of Waynesburg Ohio Mrs Harry Jarvis of 241 East 9th Street Elyria Ohio Mrs Wm Graw of 463 Earl Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Davies
Fairlawn Avenue
Iarry Osborn
Oberlin Road
James Fillo
Cleveland Street
Marian Baker
Summer Street
August Reimen
Winckles Street
Joseph Beres
West River Street
William Wells
Waynesburg
Harry Jarvis
E. 9Th Street
Elyria
Wm. Graw
Earl Court
Local Personal News and Birth Announcements
Mrs Jula Hixson headed to Marquette Michigan for summer visits. Aurilla Lyon leaves for Columbus Ohio for a six week psycho educational clinic. Mr and Mrs Robert Jensen attended East Technical High School commencement in Cleveland. Their niece Caroline Jensen was among 265 graduates. Aurilla Lyon visited Bulberton and returned home. Theodore Jensen spent yesterday with his parents aboard the SS Martin Mull en route lakes. James and Mrs James Fillo welcomed a baby girl at Flora Memorial Hospital. Harry Jarvis announces a baby girl born at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Tarr y Osborne Stop 3 Oberlin Road announces a baby girl born at Elyria Hospital on June fifteenth. Margery and Andrew Collins returned home after several days at the lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jula Hixson
Broad Street
Marquette
Michigan
Wilhl
Aurilla Lyon
Garvin Avenue
Columbus
Ohio
Robert Jensen
Gulf Street
East ‘Technical New School
Cleveland
Caroline Jensen
Aurila Lyon
Bulberton
Wieland FE
Mihlhoff
Locust Street
Theodore Jensen
Martin Mullen
James Fillo
Steet
Floria Memorial Hospital
Harry Jarvis
East Ninth Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Tarry Osborne
Oberlin Road
Elyria Hospital
Margery
Andrew Collins
Brownhelm Toda
Tae
Restless Society saga unfolds in Ackland town
In a New England town, editor murders set Stella and Homer Pell in motion. Stella Bagot, a writer from New York, seeks justice while juggling romance with Ernie Halla. A bootlegger stronghold at Jazeland, a dangerous woman hunt, and a looming article plot drive secrets, threats, and tension toward a dramatic dawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ackland
Iiti
New England
Jackland
Laquor
Age
Attecks
Homer Pell
Hooner
Stella Bagot
Martha
Stella
New York
Ernie Halla
Boston
Ladies plan six day encampment trip to Lancaster Ohio
Mrs Paul Krugman, Mrs Louise Goodman, and Mrs Lorena Handeby depart tomorrow for Lancaster Ohio to attend a six day encampment. They will visit the home of General William T. Sherman and other historic sites during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Krugman
Carolina Avenue
Louise Goodman
Sons of Union Veterans Austiars
Lorena Handeby
Womans Relief Corps
Lancaster
Ohio
William T. Sherman
Woman student Marion Rupturo to run for spring candidacy
First time in New England education history a female student Marion Rupturo of Johnstown New York will seek candidacy this spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Marion Rupert O
Johnstown
N. Y
Room Cottage for Rent on Parmely Ave Near Lake Ave
Furnished room cottage available at Parmely Avenue off Lake Avenue. Rent set at 172 dollars per month. Located in R. D. No 2, Grafton. Applicant contact A Shaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parmely. Ave
Lake Ave
R. D. No 2
Grafton
Shaw
Feather Pillows Quilt Organ and Fruit Jars at Home Sale
Old Ladies Home at 8th and West Ave hosts a sale listing feather pillows, quilts, organs and fruit jars. Proceeds support the home and residents, with hours posted and items described for visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Ladies Home
8Th & West Ave
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Marion Copas
Willarry Stevenson Burke
Fox Furnace
Ertrode Boylan
Furnace Street
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Mary Woodcock
Blanche Gaston
Miss Copas
Boston University
Elyria Lodge
I. O. O. F. Stag
Frank J. Strohl
Mrs Schafer
W. B. A. Mewbers
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Allegro
Carl Henry Ingwer
Junior
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Valse Reveuse
Mary Franklin
Order OF Eastern Star
Tigredia Sociallab
Goodwill Bible
Baptist Church
Briggs
Royal Neighbors OF America
S. B.A
Lucille Hinman
J. C. Bins
United Prisbyterian Church
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Tella
Ernest
Muss Curry
Ashbury
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Caplain” Kaptain
Silla
Coventry
Knights of Columbus
Unitrerian Churea
Neelock
Henry Harker
Eisnerichbors
Carver
Homer Turpandope
Stull
Agian
Wilbraham
Myre
Jon Harmer
Heean Homer
Charis Charis
Elynat
Ridgeville
WHK Broadcasting Orchestra
Dancite
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Cascade Pavilion
Karl F. Kolinski
Piano
Drimms
Floyd Heys
A. B. Sauer
Broad St
Loch Haddin
R. M. Studley
East Erie Ave
Lorain, Ohio
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