CAMP YWCA Offers Daughters Camp Experience
Camp at YWCA opens mid July and runs through July 16 with reduced fees this year. Miss Burner and Miss B direct dramatics and music, with Rothe as girl reserve advisor. Miss Evangeline Bene leads music. Public support sought as funds are raised to include underprivileged girls. Chief Eaglewing will present a life and customs film about American Indians at a YMCA event. Tickets available at the YWCA office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erson
Health Education Iysaer
Association
Misa Burner
Wheaton Colege
Ee Harrison
Evangeline Bene
Hits Rothe
Hamilton School
Mites Stetson
Inphis
Eaglewing
Methodists Script Sunday Events At Local Church
Tomorrow morning at the First Methodist Episcopal Church on Court Street Dr Bond will preach Seeing All and Missing Everything. The service includes an anthem and three organ pieces by Miss Louise Brown. Evening sermon Wishing Well for Everybody with choir anthem and organ music. Church School 9 30 supervised by D A Burr. Junior Church 10 45 in Junior Room led by Leona Mowry. Epworth League service 6 30 with speakers Chief Eaglewing and Princess Ramona of the Klamath Tribe. Marie Jones presiding. All youths invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First
Methodist Episcopal Church
Court Street
Bond
Louise Brown
D. A. Burr
Leona Mowry
Church Nursery
Epworthie
Eaglewing
Princess Ramona
California
Epworth League
Marie Jones
Elyria First Baptist Bible School Completes Two Weeks
The Elyria Summer Bible School at First Baptist Church reports a two week run with a daily average attendance of 241 and steady weekly gains. Visitors from Wellington attended, and music additions included piano duets and trios. The pastor praised the program as a top community service for youth, while Sunday School attendance remains strong with many pupils joining the 11 oclock preaching service. One week of the session remains with a final program scheduled for Friday at 7 30 p m and will be printed next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
First Baptist Church
Irene
Richard Upton
Earl Demos
Bob Mallory
Ray Bowen
Jean Little
Br. R. W. Neighbour
Wellington
L. A. Baumgardner
Hege
Royce
First Baptist Sunday School
Picnic supper near Third Street prompts brisk BPW club plans
Thirty members of the Business and Professional Women's Club met at Miss Bess Fromas on Third Street last eve for a picnic supper. Weather forced a lake outing change. After supper cards were played with Malen Nichols winning the bridge and Norah Abbe top scorer. A general notice followed and plans for the next business meeting were set for Tuesday evening before the final meeting.
Piano Recital by Miss Helen Osborn at Elyria Home
Miss Helen Osborn presented a piano recital for residents of the Elyria Home for the Aged aided by Mrs. Paul Taylor on Friday. The program featured works by Dvorak, Rachmaninoff, Delibes, and other composers with performances by Janet Baus Geraldine Frantz Roberta Stetzel Jane Gleason Carlita Stang and More.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Osborn
Paul Taylor
Elyria
Eixteenth
Lester
Virginia Stewart
Carlita Stang
Morez
Serenata—Moszkowski
Margaret Cuttee
Jane Gleason
Mrs. Taylor
Frizzicati—Delibes
Roberta Stetzel
Geraldine Frantz
Nettle Finch Webber Club Installs New Officers
New officers of the Nettle Finch Webber Club of the Church of Christ were installed at Mrs. Richard King's East Avenue home. Mrs. Mauda Salen conducted the installation after a solo by Mrs. D. A. Baird, with Miss Alice Wilmot as accompanist. The session included two contests and refreshments prepared by hostesses. A lake picnic is planned for July 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettle Finch Webber Club
Church of Christ
Mauda Salen
Garden of Prayer
D. A. Baird
Alice Wilmot
Richard King
East Avenue
T. D. Goodwin
F. R. Laver
King
Phil Robson
C. E. Neher
First Baptist Pastor Announces Summer Sermon Series
Dr. R. E. Neighbour, pastor, unveils Sunday night sermons through September 1 on the Great Fundamentals of the Faith starting with A Great Piece of News from I am not ashamed of the Gospel. Morning Galatians series warns against adding to salvation by grace through faith. Choir by Frank Wilford and singing led by F A Yost accompany the summer program as Forty four years of Bible teaching and evangelism are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Neighbour
First Baptist Church
Neighbour
Lordesus
Frank Wilford
F. A. Yost
Value of Praise in Sunday Church Services
On Sunday the Junior communicants are asked to join the 9 30 service with children and adults in attendance. Church school instructions follow in the school room. The 10 45 service will be a shortened form of Morning Prayer with a sermon on The Value of Praise based on Psalm 193. The Psalmist taught praise honors God with offerings and devotion. The offertory anthem will be I am Alpha and Omega.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Am
Alpha and Omega
Elyria Bible Class to Meet at Rivoli Theater
The Elyria Men's Bible Class meets in the Rivoli Theater on Broad Street at 9 30 tomorrow morning with President Jas A Hawitt presiding. Paul Wainwright will lead the singing Clare Short at the piano and Mrs Amelia Humphrey will sing several solos as morning music. L R Hindman will speak on The Southpaws of Gibeah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Men's Bible
Rivoli Theater
Broad Street
Jas. A. Hawitt
Paul Wainwright
Clare Short
Amelia Humphrey
L. R. Hindman
Gibeah
Merrill Gay Weds Dorothy Zannoth in Detroit
Merrill Gay son of Reverend Charles M. Gay and Mrs. Gay of Oberlin married Dorothy Zannoth in Detroit Michigan on June 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill Gay
Charles M. Gay
Oberlin
Dorothy Zannoth
Detroit
Michigan
Hospital Notes Admissions List From Grafton Area
The hospital records show admissions including H E Scott of 234 Boston Avenue, George A Mc Ginnis of 359 West Street, Mrs Jerome Vacner R D 3 Grafton, Donald Richey Jonesville O, Chester Hartie 157 Lake Avenue and others. Discharges include Mrs James Hambly 507 W Turd, Mrs John Gens R D 3 Elyria, Edward Reisinger R D 3 Grafton, Rosemary Grabenstetter R D 3 Grafton, Sophia Trupko 235 Bath Street, Teddy Saunders La Grange, Amys Jackson R D 2 and baby boy of Mrs Sal Principe 172 Erie Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Scott
Boston Avenue
George A. McGinnis
West Street
Jerome Vacner
R. D
Grafton
Donald Richey
Jonesville
Chester W. Hartie
Lake Avenue
James Hambly
W. Turd
John Gens
Elyria
Edward Reisinger
Rosemary Grabenstetter
Sophia Trupko
Bath Street
Teddy Saunders
la Grange
Amys Jackson
Sal Principe
Erie Street
Griffiths hosts for niece and fiancé at Avon Lake
Mrs. E. S. Griffiths entertained at her lake shore home in Avon Lake in honor of her niece Miss Dorothy Burt and fiancé Robert W. Funk. The couple’s June 24 wedding was announced. Guests from Cleveland Lakewood and Elyria joined a picnic style dinner at The Shack, followed by a gift shower and social hour.
United Presbyterian 75th Anniversary Observance Announced
The U P congregation marks seventy fifth anniversary with Bible study at 9 30 A M and worship at 10 45 A M The day features a special anniversary service with a sermon on the church history doctrine and service Rev W H Schweinfurth of Camden Baptist church preaches at the event All members urged to attend and others invited including a 6 30 P M Bible study and 7 30 P M prophecy sermon on the Millennium Lord's Supper planned for the 25th with communion prep on Wednesday at 7 30 P M
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Jesus
Rocal
United Presbyterian Church ‘of North America
W. H. Schweinfurth
Camden Baptist Church
Second Congs Church S S Picnic at Cascade Park
The Sun day School picnic of the Second Congregational church was held at Cascade Park last evening with about 125 at a 1:30 supper. A softball game pitted married men against bachelors, the latter winning 22 to 11. A peanut scramble followed, then multiple events including races, tug of war, cracker eating, and grab bags led by local families and youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational Church
Cascade Park
Dorothy Fell
Richard Slack
Claire Hurd
Beatrice Fell
Bessie Douglass
Becklef
Robert Foster
D. M. Upton
Mr. Upton
Beckloff
Hurtha Roach
Church of Christ Sunday Service and Summer Activities
The Church of Christ schedules a 7:30 p.m. Sunday service with contralto Mrs. D A Baird and tenor Paul Wainwright performing Gently Lord and Transformed. Morning text Half Hearted Obedience. No evening services in summer. Junior Church at 10:30 a.m. Bible School at 9:30 a.m. Christian Endeavor at 6 p.m. Clock program on Time led by Miss Lillian Mallory. Daily Vacation Bible School continues to June 30 with 18 teachers. General Aid meets Thursday at 2:00 p.m. at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Chapel Streets
D. A. Baird
Paul Wainwright
Lord
von Esch
Ackley
L. B. Hindman
Jas. A. Smith
Phyllis Tracey
Betty Moss
Elsie Bridge
Jesus
Bible School
Christian Endeavor Society
Lillian Mallory
Raymond Brunger
Jane Bingham Abbot
General Aid
Local lawn festival at Bond residence in Elyria
A lawn festival will be held this evening at the home of Dr and Mrs E J Bond 306 Fast Avenue sponsored by members of the First Methodist church. The Elyria Social Club plank will be held on Sunday June 18 in Cascade Park. members and friends are asked to meet at the Bath House at 1 00 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Bond
Fast Avenue
First Methodist Church
Elyria
Cascade Park
Eastern Star reception honors grand reps and Ohio guest
A reception in the Masonic Temple last evening celebrated Grand Representatives from several states and Mrs Kathryn Stone of Elyria. Ohio reps included Mrs Dorothy Feron Vermont Mrs Celia Koons Maryland Mrs Marie Ramser Missouri and Mrs Kathryn Wise Florida. Mattie Prosser received honorary Elyria Chapter membership. A music program featured Mrs B H Long Mrs Kathryn Merthe and Mrs Wilfred Bowdler. Visitors came from Cleveland Lakewood Medina Wellington and La Grange. The chapter adjourned for summer and resumes September first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Eastern Star
Kathryn Stone
Elyria
Ohio
Colorado
Masonic Temple
Dorothy Feron
Vermont
Celia Koons
Maryland
Marie Ramser
Missouri
Kathryn Wise
Florida
Mattie Prosser
B. H. Long
Kathryn Merthe
Wilfred Bowdler
Local clubs and church events on Monday in Lorain County
Beekeepers meet at Mr and Mrs George Yost home on East avenue at 8 00 Bunny Side Up Club gatherings with Mrs C E Telzerow of Columbus street Veterans of Foreign Wars host fish fry at post rooms Standard Bearers of the Methodist church assemble at 2 30 for ride to the lake for a picnic Mon O May Club meets with Edna Hines Garden Club visits 911 East River street to tour Scheide gardens Ohio Nursery Company rep John Riggs to discuss trees and shrubs three to five pm special musical service at St Pauls church Sunday June 18 includes multiple anthems vocal solos and organ numbers Edwin D Anderson organist and director
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Beekeepers' Association
George Yost
East Avenue
Bunny Side Up Club
C. E. Telzerow
Columbus Street
Methodist Church
Edna Hines
Seventh Street
Canton Lorain No
Auxliary
St. Paul’s Church
Wooler
van Ziet
Marie Menz
Margie Kushinsky
Russell Dunford
Manner
Stebbins
F. F. Harker
Edwin D. Anderson
C. W. Scheide
East River Street
Garden Club
Mr. Scheide
John Riggs
Ohio Nursery Company
Memorial Services Held By I O O F Lodge and Rebekahs
The I O O F Lodge and Rebekahs will conduct memorial services Sunday afternoon June eighteenth at Ridgelawn Cemetery at 2 PM. Committee in charge includes Nobert Haehl Grace Helidrich Mason D. Smith Rose Vincent Clarence Vincent and Sadie Gowman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. O. O. F. Lodge
Rebekahs
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Nobbert Haehl
Grace Helidrich
Mason D. Smith
Rose Vincent
Clarence Vincent
Sadie Gowman
Miss Mildred Gerhart Honored at Surprise Shower
The F W Woolworth Co employees honored Miss Mildred Gerhart at her Ridgeville home on Snow Road. Guests hid kitchen gifts and left written directions to find them. She received an electric iron and ironing board. Prizes went to Mildred Francis and Bertha Gerhart. A bonfire and wiener roast followed. Miss Gerhart wed Elmer Gilgenbach on June 20 at St Peter's Church in Ridgeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Woolworth Co
Mildred Gerhart
Snow Road
Ridgeville
Mildred Francis
Bertha Gerhart
Gerhart
Elmer Gilgenbach
St. Peter’s Church
Local Pairs and Ages Reported in Court Notices
Several young adults from Elyria Lorain Carlisle and nearby towns are listed with ages and occupations in a Justice of Peace notice. Names include Louis A Darvis 25 weighman Elyria Helen Wardos 22 Lorain Paul L Courtney 24 Lorain Emily E Bartenfeld 24 Lorain and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis A. Darvis
Elyria
Helen Wardos
Lorain
van der Pyl
Carroll Clifford Read
Carlisle Inp
Kelen Noga
Justice of Peace
Paul L. Courtney
Emily E. Bartenfeld
H. W. Courtney
Anthony Frobotta
Carlisle
Margaret Kensin
Collins
Laurence N. White
Troianapolis
Ind
Christine Alexander
Oberlin
Alexander
Leonidas Olderman
Ayan Lak
Helen Barrett
Lurain
Mon-O-Moy Beach Party At Lorain Club
Mon-O-Moy members and guests enjoyed a beach party and wiener toast at a private beach on Fast Fire avenue Lorain last evening. Swimming games and dancing at Ross Rogers home followed late. Attendees included Lil Crist Cecélia Bosinski Marge Krugman Hazel Ladham Edna Hines Ruth Barton Jay TV Harlan Stan Cook Ross Rogers George Skladan Pete Ciulia Jimmy Rosso Dan Donahue Danny McManus George Harlan Bill Stivers and Frank Trepay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mon-O-Moy Club
Fast Fire Avenue
Lorain
Ross Rogers
Lil Crist
Cecélia Bosinski
Marge Krugman
Hazel Ladham
Edna Hines
Ruth Barton
Jay TV Harlan
Stan Cook
George Skladan
Pete Ciulia
Jimmy Rosso
Dan Donahue
Danny McManus
George Harlan
Bill Stivers
Frank Trepay
Tigredia Social Club Entertained at Mrs Brunger Home
Members of the Tigredia Social Club were entertained at Mrs. Fred Brunger's home on Middle Avenue. Mrs. Laura Barton assisted. Twelve members and nine guests shared a tureen luncheon at noon. A business meeting planned a July 21 picnic at Cascade Park for all Pythian Sisters. Rose Ryan won the sunshine prize. Bridge and social time followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tigredia Social Club
Fred Brunger
Middle Avenue
Brunger
Laura Barton
Cascade Park
Rose Ryan
Royal Neighbors Memorial Service Was Held Last Evening
Royal Neighbors of America held a memorial service after routine business with the Oracle Chancellor and five Graces officiating A duet by Mrs Cora Bemis and Mrs P C Biddle was performed Plans outlined for a social time after the next meeting on July seventh and a birthday committee led by Mrs Nora Gagen will entertain Guests included Mrs Fedith Rogers of Racine Wishconcin who attended the local group event last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors of America
Oracle
Cora Bemis
P. C. Biddle
Nora Gagen
Fedith Rogers
Racine
Wishconcin
Mugwumps Host Palm Beach Dance at Spring Valley Club
Japanese lanterns and palms furnished the scene as sixty couples danced at the Palm Beach dance hosted by the Mugwumps in the Spring Valley Club House last evening. The Cadets provided music while Mrs. Mark Abbe supervised arrangements with help from Ethyl Milliren Josephine Harper Dorothy Ranker and Dorothy Sudro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Valley Club
Palm Beach
Mugwumps
Mark Abbe
Ethyl] Milliren
Josephine Harper
Dorothy Ranker
Dorothy Sudro
Communion at Emmanuel Church Service and Choir Plans
Holy communion will be administered at the morning service at Emmanuel Lutheran Church tomorrow at 10 45. The choir will sing Lord for Thy Tender Mercies and I Am the Bread of Life. The pastor’s sermon theme will be Penitential Psalm. Sunday School convenes at 9 46 with Kenneth Peters in charge. Mrs Lottie Lewis of Cheatnut Street leaves Sunday to attend the G A R State Encampment in Newark Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Kenneth Peters
Lottie Lewis
Cheatnut Street
G. A. R. State
Newark
Ohio
Nazarene Tent Meetings Begin at Ridge and Cleveland
The Church of the Nazarene will hold evangelistic tent meetings at Ridge and Cleveland streets starting Sunday June 18. Sunday School will be in the tent at 2 p.m. with preaching to follow. Pastor W F Clay leads, assisted by visiting ministers from Lakewood and Sandusky. Evening devotional programs feature the Clay brothers with vocal and instrumental music at 7:45 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Nazarene
Ridge and
Clevelard Street
W. F. Clay
Lakewood
Sandusky
Clay Brothers
Lorain County Carriers and Auxiliary Meet at Burr Home
Lorain County Rural Carriers Association and Auxiliary met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D A Burr of East avenue. Assisting hosts were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nevins and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Johnson. Delegates to the state convention in Columbus were named including Mr. and Mrs. Van Arsdale, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Gough, and Harry Gill. Refreshments served to 35 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Rural Carriers Association and Auxiliary
D. A. Burr
East Avenue
Walter Nevins
Carl Johnson
Columbus
van Arsdale
Columbia
Ira Gough
Avon
Harry Gill
Wellington
Morning Service At First Congregational Church
Morning worship at First Congregational Church Sunday at 10 45 will feature Rev William Mutr Auld preaching Mrs A C Hudnutt will sing O Heart of Mine by Galloway Bible school convenes at nine thirty sharp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
William Mutr Auld
A. C. Hudnutt
Galloway
Bible School
Local Social Notes Highlight Summer Travel and Visits
Residents and visitors in Elyria and nearby areas plan summer travels and visits. Clark Maddock and families will spend Sunday at Toledo Beach, LaSalle, Michigan, while Florence Stegman enjoys vacation at her home on Wolf Court. Various residents plan trips to Put-In-Bay, Columbus, Needham, and Massachu setts for weddings, clinics, and family gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Maddock
Ted Maddock
Toledo Beach
LaSalle
Michigan
Florence Stegman
Huron Road Hospital
Cleveland
Wolf Court
Foster Dirlam
Atlanta
Georgia
R. H. Struthers
Detroit
Reefy
Put-in- Bay
Ruth Kantner
Johnstown
Pennsylvania
Philip Hofmann
Charles Court
Kantner
Oberlin College
George Worthington
Massachusetts
James Worthington
Eleanor Rohn
Needham
Lowell Sager
Hamilton
Ohio
B. Burton
Griswold Road
Mary Maslyk
Abbe Road
Elyria Clinic
Leon Minch
Elyria
Minneapolis
Minnesota
F. Sandera
Mildred Gemke
Dayton
Burr Burton
Fern Smith
American Red Cross
Home Service Institute of the Red Cross
Deshler-Wallick Hotel
Columbus
Er. P. Reefy
Cincinnati
West Third Street
W. P. Wegat
Spruce Street
Lou Wegat
Ruth
Chicago
Illinois
Canada
SS. W. Henson
F. M. Phelps
J. W. Bradley
Painesville
Owl attacks child in Rochester wood. captured by father
In Rochester India a partly grown horned owl attacked and scratched a six year old as he gathered mushrooms. Omar Miller struck the owl with a club, rendering it insensible, and confined it in a box after the animal leapt at the child several times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
India
Omar Miller
Miller
Make Your Own Frock With Marian Martin Pattern 9602
Readers can sew a stylish frock in hours using Marian Martin pattern 9602 with sizes 14 through 42. The ad details fabric and ribbon yardage for 36 inch cottons, price 15 cents per pattern, 25 cents for book and pattern, and orders sent to Chronicle Telegram Pattern Department in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Chronicle- Telegram Pattern Department
18Th St
New York
N.Y
Indians Trek to Missoula for Bitter Root Digging
Flat head Indians from many reservations yearly converge on the Missoula district to dig bitter root a favored vegetable. They wash dry and sun cure the roots then store them and cook with meats and vegetables. the tradition continues each June drawing families and communities together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Mont
U.P
Jocko Valley Dig Unearths Camas Root Discovery
A field expedition in the Jocko Valley revisited a root digging journey uncovering camas root treasure. The venture highlighted prized underground vegetables as a notable find during the remote dig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jocko Valley
Camas
Pennsylvania Enacts First Free School Law in 1834
The remark notes that before 1834 Pennsylvania did not have universal free schooling, marking the first state law providing free education for all. It highlights the relatively recent achievement, framed as occurring less than ten years prior. The line emphasizes historical progress in public schooling and state policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
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Methodist
Spiscofal Church
Jevents
Summer Bible School
Mansage
Mallmar Ambion
Elyrea Men's Bible Class
Jee F. Guth
Cairotonson
Bell's Mere
E.S. Griffiths
U. P
Second Cong's
Church OF Christ Sunday Service
Riverside Tavern
Phore Vont
ST. Paul's Church
Co. W. Scheide
Mon-O-Moy
Royal Neighbors
Emmanuel Church
Chuch
Cascade
Ist
Cong's Church
Phiocat
Owl
Child
Imperial Furniture Co
East Ave
Bailey’s Inn
Wally Nichol
Orch
Restaurant
American and Oriental Over Bell Co. Cor. Broad and Mill St
Chronicle-Telegram
Lake Erie
Vermilion, Ohio
Vermilion-On-The-Lake
Linwood Nakonus
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