Beveland House Party Honors Miss Kunkle Before Upcoming Wedding
A Beveland home hosted a pre wedding gathering for Miss Helen Kunkle with Mrs Sanker assisted by Mrs Minstrel and Mrs Mess of Lakewood. Guests from Elyria and Cleveland joined fellow attendees in a pink and white luncheon after games and contests awarding prizes to Mrs Heinzel Mrs Landon and Mrs George. The event featured floral arrangements pink tea roses and sweet peas and gifts showered on the bride to be.
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iBanker
Edgehill Road
Beveland
Charles Landon
S. “Yu. George
Elyria
Kur- Yese
Edith Boughton Hosts Elegant Earl Court Bridge Party
Mrs Edith Boughton entertained last evening at her Earl Court home with a pretty bridge party in honor of Miss Marie Tibball whose marriage to John H Linton of Steubenville Ohio is set for June twenty eighth. Guests included most Earl Court ladies, except Mrs R G Anderson Mrs G E Moyer and Mrs Ranson. The rooms were adorned with peonies and roses as five bridge tables filled. Prizes went to Mrs Ranson high score, Mrs Robert Daykin second, Miss Erma Gayland third, Miss Mable Marsh low. Miss Tibball received a gift award and a delicious supper concluded the evening.
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Edith Boughton
Earl Court
Marie Tibbale
John H. ‘Linton
Steubenville
Ohio
Earlcourt
R. G. Anderson
Lodgetreet
G. E. Moyer
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Ranson
Cleveland Heights
E. M. Anspacher
Robert Daykin
Erma Gayland
Mable ‘Marsh
Tibball
Rainbow Class Entertained by Mrs J Fitch at Home
The Rainbow Class of the Methodist church was entertained at Mrs J Fitch's home with 21 members and guests. Prizes to Mildred Gay and Agnes Ketchum. Miss Heathcote presented a gift. A July picnic is planned. Grace Martin hosted the P K S Club. cottage at Vermilion-on-the-Lake July 21 to 28. Bridge prizes went to Louise Dengate and Irene Crowe.
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J. Fitch
Esa
Hazel Weiseker
Winifred Heathcote
Mildred Gay
Agnes "Ketchum
Hames
Grace Martin
Eastern Heights Blvd
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Aviary Louise Dengate
Irene Crowe
Eleanor Warden
Harrison Street
Literary Club Meets at Mrs Cobiam Home
The 04 Literary Club gathered yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Cobiam's house 323 Princeton Avenue with fourteen members and one guest, Mrs. E. E. Dettman. A tureen dinner preceded a brief program including songs by Mrs. Dettman, a poem on To the Mission by Mrs. Henry Bee T, a paper on Mrs. Coolidge by Mrs. Anna Friday, piano numbers by Mrs. Grace Warden, and the final chapter of an original story read by Mrs. Fred Ernshaw. The afternoon ended in social time. this was the last meeting of the season.
Social events at Elyria Country Club highlight luncheon and bridge
Pink and white peonies and tall tapers decorated the Elyria Country Club tables for a luncheon and bridge session. Mrs George Tufford led the hostess committee, with Mrs Charles Fell Sr and Mrs Carl T Lersch among helpers. Eighteen bridge tables produced prizes for A R Machette Lorain first, Frank Stevens second, Pat Wells third, Deb Rob 200 fourth, RFE Reich el fifth, with H D Redington, Howard Cook and Paul Wells named next hostesses for the club bridge luncheon. The Everready Bunco Club, hosted by Mrs K J Vaughn, awarded prizes to Kathleen FBQ first and Mrs Long second, then a dance with refreshments. Licenses issued for several residents including Merton, 28, chemist. Agate Brasing, 18. Mary, 99. and Justice of Peace W Jones, 22, with others listed pending.
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Elyria Country Club
George Tufford
Charles Fell
Carl T. Lersch
A. R. Machette
Lorain
Frank Stevens
Econd
Pat] Wells
Deb Rob
Rfe Reich‘el
H. D. Redington
Howard Cook
Paul Wells
Wbridge
Merton
Tole
Agate Brasing
Atena
Newman
Black
Leadon and Mary
Elyria
W. Jones
Pales
Michigan
Obertia
Miss Eckler Hosts Beta Sheldon at Lake Avenue Party
Miss Katherine Eckler of Lake avenue entertained in honor of her house guest Miss Betty Sheldon of St. Louis Missouri last evening at her home on Lake avenue. Both are Sigma Kappa sisters and former roommates at Ohio Wesleyan University. Sheldon attended the University of Illinois last year. The house featured fruit shades in maroon and lavender. Bridge honors went to Agnes Dengate first Evelyn Ludwig second and Mrs Stella Joy third. A luncheon followed.
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Katherine Eckler
Lake Avenue
Betty Sheldon
St. Louis
Missouri
Sigma Kappa Sorority
Ohio Wesleyan University
Sheldon
University of Illinois
Agnes Dengate
Evelyn Ludwig
Stella Joy
Northwestern guests fete Mrs Saunders with luncheon and bridge
A courtesy party at Middle avenue hosted by Miss Virginia Saunders honored her guest Miss Virginia Crandall and roommate Miss Virginia Martin from Northwestern. Luncheon at 1 30 included Mrs King Fauver Mrs Carleton Walker Miss Margaret Hewitt Miss Virginia Crandall Miss Marie Tibball Miss Marion Crehore and Miss Saunders. Afternoon bridge awarded high score to Miss Hewitt with gifts for Miss Martin and Miss Crandall.
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Virginia Martin
Northwestern University
Virginia Crandall
Virginia Saunders
Middle Avenue
King Fauver
Carleton A. Walker
Margaret Hewitt
Virginia Cran- Gall
Marie Tibball
Marion Crehore
Miss Saunders
Miss Hewitt
Miss Martin
Miss Crandall
Woman's Bible Class entertains guests at Nellie Hecock home
The Woman's Bible Class of the Second Congregational Church met at Miss Nellie Hecock's Lake Avenue home with Mrs. Pickett and Mrs. Ella Miller as hostesses. Twenty two members and four guests attended the business meeting. Mr and Mrs Carl Schmidthkons gave an illustrated talk on their Alaska trip. Refreshments followed. Next meeting set for August twenty first with location to be announced.
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Second Congregational Church
Nellie Hecock
Lake Avenue
Pickett
Ella Miller
Carl Schmidtkons
Alaska
Elyria Ladies Golf Results and Club Events
Weather challenged players for an eighteen hole Tuesday event at Elyria Country Club with Mrs. Walter Ayers winning best score. Sixty participated in Sunday mixed foursomes, won by Mrs. Alan Smythe and Howard Barbour. Last Friday Elyria ladies met Lorain ladies at Lorain Club. twenty played and Elyria fell by one point, followed by a luncheon with hosts.
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Elyria Country Club
Walter Ayers
Alan Smythe
Howard Barbour
Elyria
Lorain
Lorain Club
Elyrians
Circle 3 of St Pauls church elects officers at meeting
Circle No 3 of St Pauls church met at the home of Mrs Harry Lauer West Ridge. A chicken dinner was served at noon and in the afternoon a business meeting was held and officers were elected. Mrs William Stuntz was elected president Mrs Ernest Pallas vice president Mrs Peters secretary and Mrs A Wackenfuss treasurer. The next meeting will be July 10 at the home of Mrs Albert Pallas on Adams street.
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St. Paul's Church
Harry Lauer
West Ridge
William Stuntz
Ernest Pallas
Peters
A. Wackenfuss
Albert Pallas
Adams Street
Loyal Matrons Card Club Meets at Massey Home
The Loyal Matrons Card Club gathered yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Sarah Massey’s East River street residence. Ten games of Progressive Pedro were played with Mrs Mayme Young taking high score, followed by Mrs Irma Towle and Mrs Martha Wirth. Mrs Jessie Raesler received consolation. Light refreshments were served and members plan to meet again in two weeks at Mrs Agnes Erickson’s Grant Street home.
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Sarah Massey
East River Street
Pedro
Mayme Young
Irma Towle
Martha Wirth
Jessie Raesler
Agnes Erickson
Grant Street
Admissions and Discharges Noted in Local Report
Irene Reed of Dover Ohio Mrs John Hogan 124 Marseilles Ave Mrs George Stumpp 436 South St Vermilion and Clyde Clapp 246 Marseilles Ave Mrs John Zubi 532 Vulcan St and Andrew Pittman of Pasadena Park motored to Wyaconda with Mrs Mouri to spend two weeks with his parents They will accompany him home and visit friends and relatives Word has been revived here that he encountered wet roads and high waters due to the heavy line.
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Irene Reed
Andover
John Hogan
Marseilles Ave
George Stumpp
South St. Vermilion
Clyde Clapp
John Zubi
Vulcan St
Andrew Pittman
Pasadena Park
Wyaconda
Summer BibL School Enrollment Reaches Eight Hundred Seven
Vacation plans and rainy weather lowered attendance slightly yet enrollment remains strong with a long list of Kindergartners and Grades I through X. Names include Phyllis Alexander Lois Bennett Maxine Boling Helen Bristol Jack Brose Roy Cooley Caroline Davies Lillian Davies Janice Elliott and many others across grades I to X.
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Phyllis Alexander
Lois Marie Bennett
Maxine Boling
Helen Louise Bristol
Jack Brose
Roy Cooley
Caroline Davies
Lillian Davies
Janice Elliott
Helen M. Gerdbartinger
Clyde Haines
Virginia Habill
Buster Justice
Lloyd Kinney
Betty Krenzfeld
Wayne Meinke
Winifred Quick
Robert Reese
Richard Roeseman
Dick Sherman
Mary Simpson
Hope Smith
Winifred Smith
Vivian Smith
Faith Starkey
Donna Shewell
Harrison Tripp
Harriet Valentine
Lois Walkden
Ruth Wright
Nyal Yost
Bert Alexander
Curtice Atkins
Etha Bobbington
Lawrence Fisher
Marjory Hull
Shirley Hull
Marilyn Hastings
Walter Jenkins
Joe Palmer
Mary Lou Parker
Lois Maria Prindle
Norma VanKeuren
Jeanette Zachman
Marjorie Black
Irene Bonhill
Bobby Hastings
Gerald Seville
Agnes Graham
Norman Abookire
Janice Alexander
Clarence Baldwin
Marjorie Brown
Joseph Botka
Richard Davies
Paul Edwards
Willam Edwards
Agnes Fay
Danny Fisher
Nelson Gerber
Charles Hall
Richard Harris
Hunter Hopewell
Rose Mary Johnson
Ida Kavalecz
Ada Koppenhafer
Louise Knierim
Ada May Ransom
Helen M. Roy
Dale Sawyer
Robert Schmaltz
Jeanette Shrubsole
Nora Smith
Alma Taylor
Myria Thompson
Virginia Walker
Nettie Whitworth
Viola Wilson
Doris Barber
Helen George
Charlotte Harper
Thomas Reese
Florence van Reusen
Mike Savine
Janet Hoffman
Mattie Battle
Leonard Benton
Freddie Barkaecs
Edward Brotherton
Lillian Carter
Ruth Carter
John Carson
Adah Drage
Alice Denger
Wiliam Denger
Junior Elliott
Robert Emerson
Ruth Ellam
Pearl Hall
Harriett Hallouer
George Johnson
Jermiah Johnson
Margaret Ketcham
Myron Krugman
Louise Lersch
William Lersch
Bully Minch
Birdie McClure
Edith Orea
Roberta Page
Earl Pallas
Florence Sellers
Wanda Struble
Laverne Siville
Esther Schulz
Elda Tressler
Joseph Tonry
Dams van Valkenburg
Gilbert Walker
Birdie Wood
Terouz Deme
Jian
Alexander Moses
Helen Abookire
Frances Bennett
Wannetta Benton
Julia Botka
Eva Buswell
Mary DeVoy
Beatrice Dobbs
Brimice Ollis
Doris Edwards
Olive Green
Louise Keeler
Susie MeCully
Edith Macsay
Irene Palmer
Ruth Krugman
Lucile Walker
Geraldine Wilson
Evelyn Thompson
Myron Briggs
Arthur Campbell
Richard Elliott
Ellsworth Hales
Harald Haywood
Byron Newell
Earl Scott
David Everard
Doris Schaefer
Ruth Pickett
Ruth Lautenshlezer
Harriett Seeley
Catherine Brown
Olive Sturdevant
Ida Clark
Alan Davies
Carol Mahike
Verna Walker
Meetings of Sons of Veterans Auxiliary Schedule Sewing and Flag Day Program
The Sons of Veterans Auxiliary will hold their regular sewing and tureen tomorrow at the G A R hall. In the evening a program has been prepared in celebration of Flag Day.
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Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
G. A. R. Hall
Andersons to visit Chicago Milnois and Gary Indiana
Dr and Mrs R G Anderson and their son George plan to leave tomorrow morning for Chicago Milnois and Gary Indiana to visit friends in the latter part of next week.
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R. G. Anderson
George
Chicago
Milnois
Gary
Indiana
Misses Foxes Visit In Ohio And New York City
Personal notes show the Fox sisters of Cadiz Ohio visiting in the city and Colerain while Ollie Cape travels in New York on business. Several other locals depart for Put-in-Bay and trips to the lakes, and air freight headlines detail Croydon to Paris shipments and the transport of luxury goods and animals.
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Sarah
Anna Fox
Cadiz
Ohio
May Fox
Colerain
Ollie
Cape
Harrison Street
E. Gross
Elyria Fur Shoppe
New York City
Rollin P. Reefy
F. S. Reefy
Put-in-Bay
Madeline Frahm
Earlcourt
Dunkirk
New York
Warren Frahm
Holy Land
Egypt
Europe
E. S. Miller
Park Avenue
A. T. Sibley
Carnell Avenue
Edith Fulton
Detroit
Michigan
Minnesota
Wisconsin
London
Paris
Berlin
Croydon
Invards
Arden Salon
Navy Tries Square Parachutes in Experiments
The navy is conducting experiments using square parachutes instead of the traditional round type to evaluate performance. Researchers test deployment, stability, and descent control to determine potential improvements for ascent and air operations.
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Navy
Downward Tendency of Skirts Is Halted
Paris reports a pause in the decline of skirt lengths with midseason styles showing lengths similar to spring. Evening wear features new draped silhouettes in six to seven lengths while daytime gowns trend toward knee or slightly above.
Mid-summer fashion notes from Madame Jenny show
The mid-summer display by Madame Jenny features dresses with front or side lifts to reveal stocking heights above the knee, though aimed at young girls and not to redefine skirt levels. Hem lines are smoother than spring, and taffeta dresses appear less in the summer lineup.
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Madame Jenny
Fashion Notes from a Velvet Heavy Era
The text indicates a fashion focus on soft materials with chiffed velvet used across venues. It notes plain and printed velvet for both afternoon and evening wear, reflecting a period style in dress choices and fabric preferences.
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