Elyria High School Alumni Event Highlights Wins and Laughter
The alumni gathering featured speeches by D. Lee Fitzpatrick on the theme of home and friendship, praise for the school’s athletic programs, and a request for continued alumni support. Chamber of Commerce and a bronze shield presented to the high school were noted, followed by music, dancing, and refreshments.
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J. B Tro
Board of Education
Thomas
Kenneth Whitehead
Chamber of Commerce
Peabody
Ohio State
Inter- Rockwood
Symons
Elyrians
Picnic Day at Crystal School Sparks Annual Cheer
A June class picnic at Crystal School brought students and Miss Helen together for a day of pastimes. Food baskets, table spread under trees, singing, dancing and boating followed a hearty dinner. The event, part of a popular yearly series, drew a large enthusiastic crowd.
Convention a Success for Sythe Company Employees
The annual convention for the Sythe Company involved foremen and officers, a field mixer, and a banquet with about seventy five to eighty attendees. Wives joined as guests. post dinner dancing followed a late hour, marking another successful and enjoyable social event.
Birthday Picnic Brings Elyria Group Together
A village gathering at a home in Elyria featured a birthday party and a picnic. Attendees included families and friends with names listed such as Carr Schaefer and Smith. Activities included porch contests, a flower girl display, and a plan to delegate to Dayton for the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rea. Carr
Gagener
Elyria
Moiargaret Smith
Copus
Stna Party Hosts Columbia Club Baseball Squad at Home on Columbus Street
The Columbia Club baseball team enjoyed a stag party hosted by William Struck at his Columbus street home. Music from the orchestra, outdoor quoits, and a formal stag dinner followed by more music and merriment marked the evening.
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Columbia Club
William Struck
Columbus Street
Delightful Bridge Party Honors Miss Barbara Wick
Mrs Allan Smythe hosted an afternoon bridge party at the Colonial apartments in honor of Miss Barbara Wick. Five tables competed. Miss Mary Edwards won first prize, Miss Whitehead second, and Mrs Henry Ingles third. Miss Wick received a guest prize. Miss Fowler from Rowtown Ohio was the sole out of town guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Smythe
Colonial Apartments
F. A. Smythe
Washington Avenue
Barbara Wick
Mary Edwards
Whitehead
Henry Ingles
Miss Wick
Miss Fowler
Rowtown
McKinley School Holds Annual Picnic On Campus
The McKinley school enjoyed their annual picnic on the school grounds Friday afternoon with many pupils parents and teachers present. Ice cream and cake were served and hostesses kept busy. A boys baseball game and playground equipment drew much attention. Annual affairs in the Mc Kyley calendar are highly enjoyed by all attendees.
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McKinley School
McKyley
Weddings This Month Begin In Lorain Area
Marriages solemnized this week by W L Burner at his home on East avenue list dates from June 14 to June 17. Couples include Charles Ford and Mary Heninchick from Lorain, Curtis Rueh and Mabel Anderson, Harry Dunlap and Mildred Farmer of Flyria, Clair Church of Hartland and Mabel Liedorff, J Stanley Wikin of Toledo and Frankie Clare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mermer
Mary Heninchick
Lorain
Curtis J. Rueh
Niss Mabel Anderson
Thureday
Harry James Dunlap
Etton
Mildred Alice Farmer
Flyria
Clair D. Church
Hartland
Huron Co
Mabel Liedorff
Elyria
J. Stanley Wikin
Toledo
Frankie Clare
Laurel club party moves indoors after weather blocks Loralia trip
Thirty young Laurel club members planned an outdoor birthday celebration in Loralia but bad weather halted passage. They returned to Mrs. Cook on East Broad street and continued the party with Weiners and marshmallows, a delicious luncheon, games, and music before departure.
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Laurel Club
Loralia
Junior Class Picnic at Crystal Beach
Elyria High School junior class held a June 17 picnic at Crystal Beach with about fifty members. They bathed, boated, and enjoyed a tree shaded supper followed by dancing, deeming the outing a very pleasant success.
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Elyria High School
Crystal Beach
Y W C A Delegation Heads to Oxford Conference
The girls from the federation including Miss Minerva Robbins depart today by early train to Oxford Ohio for the summer conference. Misses Myrtle Miller Loretta Barres Nell Miller Dorothy Wilcox and Gertrude Johns join the trip and expect to return with renewed ideas and energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minerva Robbins
Oxford
Ohio
Federation
Myrtle Miller
Loretta Barres
Nell Miller
Dorothy Wilcox
Gertrude Johns
Interesting guest recounts wartime voyages and icebound journey
Miss Charlotte Brooks of Second Street and Miss Alice Powers of India host a guest who recalls sailing from Bombay on a wheat ship bound for Germany. She traveled a month in France and England, then returned from London aboard a vessel that lingered amid icebergs with just one day’s progress in twenty four hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Brooks
Second Street
Alice Powers
India
Mary
Bombay
Germany
France
England
Lady Robertson Lodge Invited to Church Day Parade
The Lady Robertson Lodge No 96 invites members to join Clan Robertson in a Church Day service on Sunday June 19. Members meet at 10 30 AM in the G A RR hall and will march in the parade. Polly Anna Club met at Mrs T D Goodwin’s Adelbert Ave Friday for a games and music night despite bad weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Robertson Lodge
Scotia
Clan Robertson
G. A. RR
Polly Anna Club
T. D. Goodwin
Adelbert Avenue
King's Daughters Meet at Mrs Cotton Home
The regular meeting of the King's Daughters of the Second Congregational church is set for Monday evening at Mrs. George Cotton's Stop 15. Members should take the car from Green line waiting room at 7 30 p m for Lo rain. Mona Hayes, daughter of Mrs. Katheryn Krushman, 119 Longford avenue, travels to Rochester New York to serve as maid of honor in Katheryn Hayes's wedding and will visit for three weeks.
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King’s Daughters
The
Second Congregational Church
George Cotton
Green Line
Lorain
Mona Hayes
Katheryn Krushman
Longford Avenue
Rochester
New York
Katheryn Hayes
Miss Hayes
M. King’s Daughters
Geo. Cotton
Lake Avenue
Alva Meyers
Cornell Avenue
Canton Lorain No.3
Elyria Council
Masonic Hall
Daughters of Scotia
C. A. R. Hall
Summer Camp Plans For Y W C A Girls And Y M C A Boys
Registrations pour in for the Y W C A girls summer camp on the Vermilion river with swimming boating and camp suppers. The boys camp is also planned with the YY donating the site and Mr and Mrs McClellan directing activities and Miss Mane Mueller in charge of girls programs.
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Vermilion River
McClellan
Saturday events fill the Y W C A and churches
Today and tonight list activities including Girl Reserves at the Y W C A Scottish Minstrel Show at E H S Auditorium Christian Endeavor meetings at First Congregational Church with Sun and Light topic Senior Leader Dorothy Day and Intermediate Leader Helen Blauvelt Catholic Daughters of America to institute court in Lorain Mrs Symons hosts open house marking alumni book signing and a hidden money stash discovery praised by guests
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First Congregational Church
Topic Sun and Light
Dorothy Day
Helen Blauvelt
Catholic Daughters of America
Lorain
Mrs. Symons
Catholic” Daughters of America
Loraine
Clam Robertson
Deaughters of Scotland
United
Presbyterian Church
Community Church and Fraternal Group Gatherings Tonight
Various religious and fraternal groups in Lorain Lorain County set tonight events at local halls and churches. Catholic Daughters meet at Loraine Institute while Daughters of Scotland join Presbyterian services. Knights of Pythias and Odd Fellows hold meetings as the Rotary and Exchange clubs plan dinners.
Wednesday gatherings of fraternal orders meet at local halls
Knights and Ladies of Security meet in I O O F Hall. Modern Woodmen of America gather in Wurst Hall Moose Lodge in Moose Hall. Pythian Sisters convene in Wurst Hall. Ladies Auxiliary of the Grand Eagles assemble in the Eaglea Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights and Ladies of Security
Modern Woodmen of America
Wurst Hall
Moose Lodge
Moose Hall
Pythian Sisters
The
Grand Eagles
Eaglea Hall
Local residents listed for furloughs travel and visits
The notice lists residents such as Leroy Fiste of Clinton Avenue on a seven day Camp Knox furlough, Charles R. Maples leaving for Buffalo, and Mrs. W. L. Perry traveling to Washington PA. Others include Gerald S. Riley on vacation from Indianapolis, and couples from Oberlin, Elyria, and Fostoria. A literary club picnic is planned at Cascade Park with a later picnic supper, inviting husbands. Mrs. Raby-Rober and Mrs. Henry Eckenrode will vacation in Youngstown and East Palestine indefinitely. Dorothy West of Gates School leaves for Perry Ohio.
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Leroy Fiste
George Eisley Clinton
Knox
Tennessee
04 Literary Club
Cascade Park
Raby-Rober
Henry Eckenrode
Adams Street
Youngstown
East Palestine
Community Groups Meet at Local Halls and Parks
Clan Robertson gathers in the G A R Hall. Fagie Lodge meets in Eagle Club Rooms and Kiwanis at the Chamber of Commerce for luncheon. R N of A Elyria Camp at Wurst. St Johns Evangelical school closes. Women’s Relief Corps holds initiation in Lorain. Dorcas Society Picnic at Cascade Park. Research Club hosts a picnic. Rebekah Lodge travels to Grafton for entertainment.
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Tuschesn
Chamber of Commerce
Odd Fellows Lodge No. 163
Lo. O. F
Girls of
Clan Robertson
G. A. R. Hall
Fagie Lodge
Kiwanis Club
R. N
A. Elyria
Wurst Hall
St. John’s Evangelical School
Women’s Relief Corps
Lorain
Cascade Park
Dorcas Society of Grave Lutheran Church
Rebekah Lodge
Grafton
Community group meetings at local halls today
Northwest encampment in I. O. O. F. hall and Women's Relief Corps in G. A. R. hall at 2 00 p.m. Sons of Veterans Auxiliary in G. A. R. hall at 7 30 p.m. are listed for the day with schedule details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Relief Corps
G. AR. Hall
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
G. A. R. Hall
Saturday Meeting Girl Reserves at Y. W. C. A.
A Saturday meeting described as a girl reserves event at the YWCA draws participants and notes planning details for future sessions.
Friendship Girls Leave for Conference in Madison
Miss Ebba Fosselius Kath leen Lucas and Lois Nefding members of the Friendship Club depart Thursday for Madison on the lake to attend a weekend conference under the Girls Work Department of the Cleveland YWCA. Miss Josephine Lockard of Harvard Avenue accompanies them.
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Friendship
Local Personal Notices Glance at Visitors and Travel
Mr and Mrs F C Roberts of Washington Pa guest with Mr and Mrs R J Henderson of Harvard avenue. Dr A J Ludlow and wife missionary workers from Korea visiting brother L C Ludlow on West street. Mr and Mrs Charles Notley Cedar street to spend weekend with Sam Emergon and dine at Shaker Heights Country Club. Miss Ruth Mesers and Miss Clara Rankin Lake avenue return from Bowling Green where they attended the normal school. Mrs Hannah F Pillivant West River street leaves for a three week visit with her son Charles at Washington Michigan. Accompanying her are her son Albert and grandson Allan Pillivant of Crehor Court Laurie Brown returns to Elyria August first to resume piano teaching this fall. Mrs Ed Chipman Fifteenth
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Notley
Cedar Street
Sam Emergon
Shaker Heights Country Club
Ruth Mesers
Clara Rankin
Lake Avenue
Bowling Green
Normal School
Hannah Fpillivant
West River Street
Charles
Washington
Michigan
Albert
Allan Pillivant
Crehor#Court
Penfield and Old Glory Granges Hold Notable Meeting
A combined gathering featured a play by visiting guests, readings, songs, and music. Penfield Grange ladies organized a final ice cream and homemade cake reception with praise for the dessert. The piece ends by noting illiteracy among women in Egypt, highlighting contrast with local engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penfield Grange
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Alumni Association
Webber
Honie
Les Dave
Ty Kirk J
Lawrence
Kent, Ralph
Walsh Th Gates
Crystal
ield _ Sythe Company
Conrena
Plani Ng
Dayton
Stna
Pickic
Polly Annas
Moyday
Triangle Club
Oberlin
Knights of Pythias
Rotary Club
Street
Chatanooga
Tennesse
Dana Milligan
Charles R. Maples
Cleveland Street
Buffalo
W. L. Perry
Fast Broad Street
Washington, Pa
Gerald S. Riley
Indianapolis
Ind
Mrs
J. E. Riley
Clark Street
William ZL. Lung
Lily A. Soo-Hoo
L. E. Daniels
Donald Milburn
Fostoria
Helen Boor
Elytia
Father Boynton
Dorothy
West
Gates School
Perry
Unity Club
A Tnity Club
George Tufford
Cherry Croft
Lake Shore
Charles E. Palmer
Ninth Street
Wellington
Penfield
Chatham
Mr. Palmer
Guild
St. Andrews Church
F. C. Roberts
R. J. Henderson
Harvard Avenue
A. J. Ludlow
Korea
L. C. Ludlow
West Street
Laurie Brown
Chicago
Ed Chipman
Old Glory
Egypt
A- Keller
Afton
Lydia Pinkham
Cuthura
Ray Tate
Bernard Breitenbech
Shermen Ave
Ft. Atkinson
Wis
Sipes and
Sutton
Union Tianers
Broad St
Ruggles Beach
Wilkins-Hurst Co
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