Comstocks Honored With Miscellaneous Shower
Miss Florence Cheesman and Miss Hazel Watson hosted a garden shower at the Cheesman home on Butter nut Ridge for Mr. and Mrs Arthur Comstock of Elyria. Six tables played, prizes to Doris Hnson and Glenn Cheesman, and Violet Black and Merril Nash. Many gifts welcomed the couple. guests included a wide circle of relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheesman
Butternut Ridge
Florence Cheesman
Hazel Watson
Arthur Comstock
Elyria
Doris Hnson
Glenn Cheeéman
Violet Black
Merril Nash
Charles Black
Clifford Warren
Arthur Cheesman
Edward Henson
Philo Comstock
Lewis Black
Alan Lang
Edgar Watson
Hazel
Jean
Georgia Watson
Della
Marcia Lyndes
Lucy Lang
Messrs
Walter Rose
Howard Taft
Merrill Nash
Clarence Bartter
Herman Wellert
Kenneth Lang
Glenn Cheesman
Summer Bathing as a Beauty Rite From Madame Rubinstein
The piece urges frequent summer bathing as essential for beauty and freshness, favoring shower baths over tub baths. It recommends starting with tepid water and finishing with a cold rinse, plus optional salt rubs and light scented powders. Accessories include deodorant talcum, bath powder, and delicate bath salts with light fragrances like pine, lavender, or geranium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame Rubinstein
Bravery As Is Bravery Bravery As Is Bravery Colorado Girl
Longmont Colorado Miss Blackwell aviatrix and Clyde Blackwell pilot rode a plane from a hangar at the Blackwell ranch Miss Blackwell at the controls as the craft skimmed near 2000 feet Clyde noted her odd behavior but she kept the plane steady and directed it toward the landing field The faster she squirmed the faster the plane traveled ending safely on approach
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Longmont
Cole
Miss Blackwell
Longmont Aviatrix
Clyde
Blackwell Ranch
Miss Blackwell Lands Plane After Mice Trouble
Miss Blackwell safely landed the plane after a dramatic scene in which two field mice crawled over her as she exited the pilot seat. The animals reportedly built a home in the aircraft while it sat in the hangar, causing her natural aversion to be tested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Blackwell
Mrs Wick and Mrs Suppes Entertain at Elyria Club
Mrs Henry Wick and Mrs Max Suppes hosted a luncheon and bridge for twenty four friends at the Elyria Country Club. The setting featured garden flower bowls and a cool dining room. Out of town guests included Mrs Martin Lavelle of Cleveland and Miss Alice Shepard of California, guest of Mrs George Stevens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wick
Max Suppes
Country Club
Overbrook Road
Charminly
Elyria Country Club
Martin Lavelle
Cleveland
Alice Shepard
California
George Stevens
East Avenue
Edith Lee Lias Guests Honor Shower Bride-to-Be
Edith Lee Lias, principal of Elyria Memorial Hospital School of Nursing, honored at a shower hosted by Mary Frances Squire Isabelle Hasley and Hilda Daley. Lias will wed Jesse C. Pemberthy of Mansfield. gifts noted. Later, announcements announced Hilda Daley and Alfred Cook marry June 6. Mr. Cook works at Pfaudler. couple at 104 Grace Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Lee Lias
Hilda Daley
Alfred Cook
Mary Frances Squire
Isabelle Hasley
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Miss Lias
Jesse C. Pemberthy
Mansfield
Ohio
Bridge
Ladys Fredericks
Edith Lias
Alice
Brack
Hazel West
Mrs. Cook
St. Mary’s High School
Mr. Cook
Pfaudler Company
Grace Court
Local Club Meetings and Woman's Bible Class Recap
The Daughters of Scotia plan their regular meeting Friday evening. The Colonial Club moves July 1 to Mrs. William Reed’s Harvard avenue home. Circle Four of First Methodist hosts lunch Thursday at Mrs. Sam Warst stop Lake avenue. The Woman's Bible Class at Second Congregational met with eleven members and three guests. Catherine Smith Maxine Smith and Ruth Pickett performed musically and Carrie Spencer reviewed the book Paul, Son of Kish. Refreshments followed and the group adjourned for September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Scotia
Monday Colonial Club
William Reed
Harvard Avenue
Circle Number Four
First Methodist Church
Sam Warst
Lake Avenue
Second Congregational Church
Catherine Smith
Maxine Smith
Ruth Pickett
Carrie Spencer
Paul
Kish
Round Robin at Elyria Club Ends Round Two
Thirty two ladies played the second Round Robin at Elyria Country Club Tuesday. Prizes were awarded for top first nine scores with 85 balls given. In Class A Mrs. Leonard Tufford and Mrs. Reichard tied at 249. Class B saw winners Mrs. Hull and Mrs. Homer Stephens. Mrs. W. B. Timms and Mrs. Slough won Class C prizes. Elyria to play Lorain at Spring Valley Friday at nine. Luncheon served in the clubhouse yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Country Club
Leonard Tufford
Reichard
Hull
Homer Stephens
W. B. Timms
Slough
Elyria
Lorain
Spring Valley
Quiet Scottish-born bride wed at St Andrews parsonage
A quiet Friday ceremony at St Andrews Church parsonage joined Miss Alexina Ritchie daughter of Mrs. Isabella Ritchie of Scotland and Thomas H. Ramsay of Elyria, formerly Milwathorp, Scotland. Reverend Redhead officiated. couple unaccompanied. After a Watkins Glen visit, they will live at 420 1/2 Earl Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrews
Alexina Ritchie
Isabella Ritchie
Scotjand
Thomas H. Ramsay
Elyria
Milwathorp
Scotland
Redhead
Ramsay
Watkins Glen
New York
Earl Court
Business and Professional Women Read Annual Reports at Hotel Elyria
The Business and Professional Women met in Hotel Elyria last evening for the reading of the annual reports. Reports were submitted by Miss Eva Mackey, secretary, Mrs. Emma Dill, opportunity chairman, and Miss Bessie Schulze, financial secretary, Miss Lizzie Bahn, program chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Elyria
Eva Mackey
Emma Dill
Opportunity
Bessie Schulze
Lizzie Bahn
Meeting notices and social club updates from Eljrria area
The Executive committee of the Women's Association of the First Congregational church of Eljrria will meet at Mrs H W Ingersoll s home 927 Middle avenue on Friday at four o clock. Twenty four ladies played golf at Spring Valley Tuesday morning and adjourned to the house for a luncheon. The I O O F lodge met last evening to discuss minor business and the Third degree will be conferred on June twenty fifth. The Women's Missionary Society of St Paula Evangelical church held a regular meeting and will announce next meeting date later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Carlisle Grange
Brown
Peabody
Williams
Jack Hackett
Women’s Association of
The
First Congregational Church of
Eljrria
H. W. Ingersoll
Middle Avenue
Women's Missionary Society of
Goitt
Spring Valley
Acheon
Keen Kutter Club Meets Mrs Parker at 190 Bell
Evening events include Keen Kutter Club gathering with Mrs Catherine Parker at 190 Bell Avenue and the Women's Association of the Pilgrim Community Church meeting at the church, plus Helping Hand Society and Buckeye Bunco Club events with Mrs William King of Lake Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keen Kutter
Catherine Parker
Bell Avenue
Women’s Association of the
Pilgrim Community Church
Helping Hand Society
Buckeye Bunco Club
William King
Lake Avenue
Elyria Delegation to Camp Gray Conference Named
The Elyria delegates to Camp Gray Conference in Michigan are from the Friendship Club Mary Bush president Helen Hutt social chairman Marguerite Taylor treasurer and Jean Smith music chairman. Miss Margaret Kinison will chaperone the girls who depart tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Michigan
The
Friendship Club
Mary Bush
Helen Hutt
Marguerite Taylor
Jean Smith
Margaret Kinison
Suni Club Meeting At Mrs. Wooden Home
The Suni Club of the W. C. A. met last evening at Mrs. Dorothy Wooden’s East Avenue home. A brief business session was followed by a social hour and refreshments. The next meeting will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suni Club
Dorothy Wooden
East Avenue
Cloverleaf Circle Holds Last Meeting of Season
The Cloverleaf Circle met at Mrs R B Hillier's Denison avenue home. After a brief business session two bunco tables were played with Ber the Abramoska and Margaret Iden winning prizes. A luncheon followed. This was the final meeting until fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Hillier
Denison Avenue
Berthe Abramoska
Margaret Iden
Bunco Prizes Awarded at East Avenue Meeting
The Everready Bunco Club gathered at Mrs. Butler’s East avenue home last evening. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Edna Crombie first, Miss Alice Smith second, and Mrs. Butler third. The next meeting will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
East Avenue
Edna Crombie
Alice Smith
Mrs. Butler
Marital Notices List From Lorain Area Clergy
James Lucey age 30 craneman and Bertha Mayor age 28 Lorain. A Lorain minister. William McMorries age 69 minister Cleveland and Nancy Nixon age 58 Oberlin. Rev. Wallace. Ignatius Lang age 27 Plasterer Sheffield Lake and Luella Monschein age 21 Elyria. Rev. Frey. George Hasenpfing age 39 farmer Brownhelm and Alberta Lynne age 34 Brownhelm. Rev. Stick. Sterling Nichols age 30 Kenton Ohio and Maybelle Py age 28 Lorain. Rev. Grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lucey
Craneman
Bertha Mayor
Lorain
William McMorries
Cleveland
Nancy Nixon
Oberlin
Wallace
Ignatius Lang
Plasterer
Sheffield Lake
Luella Monschein
Elyria
Frey
George Hasenpfing
Farmer
Brownhelm
Alberta Lynne
Stick
Sterling Nichols
Kenton
Wedding at St Pauls Evangeli cal parsonage Amiherst
Miss Helen Aebersold and Albert Wrasse wed at 10 30 this morning at St Johns Evangelical church parsonage officiated by Rev Paul Bourguin. Attendants wore simple attire. couple honeymooned at Niagara Falls then to reside with the bride's parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Evangelical Parsonage
Helen Aebersold
Christ Aebersold
Gaston Road
South Amherst
Albert Wrazre
Sarah Wrasse
Paul Bourguin
Aebers
Edwin
Harold Allsop
Niagara Falls
Wragg
St. Johns Evangelical Church
Amherst High School
Eagles
The
Odd Fellows
Cleveland Stone Co
Hospital Notes Admissions List Patients and Discharges
Admissions include Edith Cutler Lorain Townsend Nelda Murphy Lorain George Jones Kaiser Court Krieg 12th Street Lorain Guilliams Madison Avenue Lakewood Quinton Gunther Elbe Street John Jones discharges include Ruby Schwert Adelbert Street Ralph Schneider North Ridgeville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Cutler
Cascade St
Willard Townsend
Chippewa Lake
Nelda Murphy
E. River Road
Lorain
George Jones
Kaiser Ct
Louis Krieg
E. 6Th St
Willard Guilliams
Lorain Road
No. Olmsted
Quinton Gunther
Madison Ave
Lakewood
Johnn Jones
Elbe St
Ruby Schwert
Adelbert St
Ralph Schneider
North Ridgeville
Progressive Pedro Diverts Loyal Matrons Meeting In Ridgeville
Ten games of progressive Pedro framed the Loyal Matrons gathering at Mrs. Iva Simmons home in Ridgeville yesterday. Mrs. Martha Wirth captured first prize, Mrs. Jessie Raessler second, Mrs. Hattie Kuss third, and Miss Julia Hull won the consolation. A luncheon followed, and the next meeting is planned for two weeks at Mrs. Elizabeth MacDonald’s home on West Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pedro
Iva Simmons
Ridgeville
Martha Wirth
Jessie Raessler
Hattie Kuss
Julia Hull
Elizabeth MacDonald
West Avenue
Mrs Frank Bitsman Hosts Just A Real Club Event
Mrs Frank Hitsman hosted the Just-A-Real Club at 6 Lake Avenue with eleven Pedro games. Prizes went to Mrs T Neufer Mrs Fredried Lee Mrs Charles Smith and Mrs W M Huffman. O Thomas son attended as guest. luncheon followed and next meeting set two weeks hence with Mrs Freeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bitsman
Frank Hitsman
Lake Avenue
Pedro
T. Neufer
Fredried- Lee
Charles Smith
W.M. Huffman
O. Thomasson
Freeman
Ninth Street
Women of Mooseheart Legion Enjoy Pleasant Evening
The Elyria Chapter 773 Women of Mooseheart Legion met in the K of P hall for a social and pot luck supper. Lillian Telzerow won the chapter prize as members entertained with humorous exercises. The next meeting is scheduled for Tuesday evening July second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mooseheart Legion
Women
Elyria
K. of P
Murihers
Lillian Telzerow
Twenty-Fight Attends Dinner Bridge at Elyria Club
Mr and Mrs J C McDermott of Wellington hosted twenty eight guests at a dinner and bridge gathering at the Elyria Country Club last evening most residents of Wellington attended. Miss Lucille Cobb left Wednesday for Chicago to visit friends for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. McDermott
Wellington
Elyria Country Club
Lucille Cobb
Chicago
Mt Union College commencement and local notices
Mr and Mrs Fred Lawrence and son Thomas attend Mt Union College's eighty third commencement to witness the M S degree conferred on Harry Lawrence. Several local residents, travelers and relatives attend graduations and visits across Ohio and beyond with notes of travel and upcoming plans.
Litchfield Notes From June Visitors and Local Events
Sherman Swanker from Cleveland spends vacation with his mother. Families from Akron Cincinnati Elyria and Cleveland join for picnics and visits at Rice's Dam Brookside Park and other local gatherings. A sedan accident near Town Line Road injures a woman who escapes serious harm. Citizens host birthday greetings and weekend visits as community life continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Line Road
Willard Wirth
Plymouth
Herman Halladay
C. R. Canfield
Chas, Canfield
Wellington
Harry Streett
Canfield reunion date set. church events scheduled
A long list of local visitors and family connections fills a Wellington column. Families from Detroit Ithaca Battle Creek Cleveland Elyria and more are noted with weekend visits and travel. The fiftieth Canfield reunion is planned for June 29 at Nelsons Ledges along with Congregational Sunday school and Christian Endeavor activities led by Edward Aufmuth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraternity
Baltimore
George Marsh
Detroit
Mich
Ira Allan and Sons
Ithaca
Harvey Raser
Jackie
Marilyn Canfield
C. D. Rickard
Medina
C. W. Hines
Wm. Baish
Elinor Bradley
Camp Crag
Etta Nickerson
Spencer
Rose Sabin
M. EB. Zacherias
Battle Creek
Wm. E. Barton
Foxboro
Mass
Congregational Church
Wellington
Alice Turner
Marion Knopf
Alice
Joseph Rorling
Dorothy
Peter Rorling
Edward Werner
Cleveland
George
Oakman
Lakewood
Chas. Harmon
Dyke Avenue
Elyria
A. E. Handyside
O. J. Tooth
Coshocton
Fred Barlow
Elmer Wise
Evelyn
Ewald Jantz
Grafton
Clyde Bradley
Sherman
Bainbridge
Helen Smith
Hubbel
Ransom Handyside
Helen
Lodi
Adam Rising
Rising
Norwalk
A. S. Canfield
Millersburg
Ernest Heintz
Akron
Myrtie Winkler
Wm. Musser
Canfield
Nelson's Ledges
Christian Endeavor
Edward Aufmuth
Aufmuth
Invitation to President Hoover for National Air Races
A three by five foot airmail letter from Cleveland invites President Hoover to attend August National Air Races. More than 100,000 Cleveland schoolchildren signed the invitation, arranged for delivery by Mayor John D. Marshall. A group of Cleveland citizens flew to Washington for the presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cleveland
Hoover
John D. Marshall
Blame Not Fixed In Clinic Blast
Cleveland was shaken by the May 15 clinic explosion as a four week inquiry led by Coroner A J Pearse and Prosecutor Ray T Miller failed to fix blame or determine the cause. Investigators found probable causes for the combustion of stored X ray films that produced deadly gas and disclosed officials had been warned six weeks prior of handling dangers. One hundred twenty eight people died in the disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cleveland Clinic
A. J. Pearse
Ray T. Miller
Pearse
Vacation special boy's haircut at temple barber shop
Max Slutzker invites friends to the Masonic Temple Building for a vacation special haircut priced at 25 cents on weekdays, with no waiting. On Saturdays the rate changes due to Section 4 chairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Slutzker
Temple Barber Shop
Masonic Temple Building
Prince Gifts Cairn Terrier Cora Portable Kennel
The Prince of Wales has given Cora, his Cairn terrier, a luxurious portable kennel. The foldable design fastens into a bundle with straps, made for Cora and her five puppies as they travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora
London
Prince of Wales
Dance at Ridgeville Grange Hall Friday Eve
A Friday evening dance at Ridgeville Grange Hall features Cook's Orchestra for local entertainment. The event offers a social gathering with live music and dancing in the community venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville Grange Hall
Cook
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Comstocks
J. J. Buswell
Northrup Street
William Kiely
Isler
Frank Keyes
Charles Henry Consolation
Carlton Smith
Julia Keyes
Congregational Woman's Association
Camp Gray
Cloverleaf Circle
BUNCO
Everready Club
Amherst
A. R. Jones
Edith
Orlando
Bobby
Bradentows Florida
Mr. Jones
Leo Meyers
Circle
A W. Peters
Circle Number Three
St. Paul's Church
East Erie Avenue
Jwiy
Home Missionary Sewing Committee
Home Missionary Society
Methodist Church
A. A. Crooks
Fred Lawrence
Thomas Lawrence
Mt. Union College
Alliance
Harry Lawrence
Harriet Hastings
H. A. Ponds
Elging
Bert Hucknell
Kenyon Street
Vienna
Paris
Italy
George Chamberlain
Columbus
Ruth Haskins
San Francisco
Mason Smith
Gates Avenues
C. J. Miller
East
Philadelphia
A. G. Bean
Wair
Bentz Camp
Stateline
Wisconsin
Gust Kolinsky
Ralph Standen
Youngstown
Ohio Association of Insurance Agents
Charles Kent
Toronto
Canada
Lakeside
F. L. Shaw
É. B. Smith
Vance Robert Shaw
Princeton Avenue
Lodi Street
New York City
J. Weiner
S. H. Boylan
Fifteenth Street
Ann Arbor
Malcolm Boylan
J. B. Guthrie
Cedar Street
Evansville
Indiana
Guthrie
F. T. Horan
Fifth Street
Los Angeles
Madison Avenue
W. L. Fay
Washington Avenue
Providence
Rhode Island
Edward Lawrence
Brown University
Lawrence
Alfred
Litchfield
Charis
Jane M. Hall
East Second Street
F. A. Smith & Bros
Hygienic Products Cos
Canton
Re Sani-Fathe
Summer Cook's
Gertrude Beauty Shoppe
Eugene Permanent
Marcell
Cook’s
Cook’s Millinery
Patnt
Staete Leet
Srai
Val
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