Metcalf Family Holds Oberlin Reunion Across Weekend
The Isaac Ster Ges Metcalf family gathered in Oberlin for a weekend reunion with about fifty attendees including thirteen living members plus spouses and children. Notable participants came from Kansas, Washington DC, New York, Maryland, Massachusetts, Iowa, and Ohio. The group attended church services, a lake picnic, and a large Sunday gathering at the L S Root home with family songs and a large meal.
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Metcalf
Isaac Ster Ges Metcalf
Oberlin
Wilder
Kansas
Bhorches
I. & Metcalf
E. W. Metcalf
C. W. Rich
Orville
Lorain
Elyria
First Congregational Church
Auditorum
1. S. Root
Professor Street
Charles Metcalf
Marinocall
John Metcalf
Robert
Washington, D.C
Hard Wetcalf
Esther
Disld
Madison
Ohio
Annie and
Azariah Root
Marian Root
New York
France
Barbara and
W Waoman
Baltimore
Abrarian
Wellesley
Mass
Flarry Metcalf
Richard and
Sherwood
Wakeman
Mayo Metcalf
Eliah Metcalf i
Isaac Metcalf
Likewood
Airs Keses Metcalf
Nelson Metcalf
Owo
Iowa State College
Meetings of social and auxiliary groups announce gatherings
The Past Noble Grand .ssociation of the Rebehth Lodge plans a regular meeting tomorrow at 2 PM at Mrs J C Handcehs home on SiS Furnace street. The Helping Hand Society meets at GAHS Hall Wednesday for work and a 5:30 PM supper. The Emergency Club gathers Thursday at Mrs William let on West Third Street. The Ladies of the VL PL W. Club meet at Mrs Otie Mischka’s on Clarrison Street Thursday evening. Harmony Club postpones to Thursday July Last at Mrs Oldna Manziemin’s home on Woodford avenue. The Helping Hand Society will assemble Wednesday afternoon at GoA Road for a work meeting with attendance urged. A tureen dinner is set for 5:30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebehth
J. C. Handcehs
Sis Furnace Street
Helping Lland Society
GAHS
Armergency Club
William Let
Third Street
VL PL W. Club
Otie Mischka
Clarrison Street
Harmony Club
oLdna Manziemin
Woodford Avenue
Helping Hand Society Wall
Goa Road
Laf-A-Lot Club Social with Five Hundred Game
Mrs Adi Hillmer hosted the Laf-A-Lot Club at Princeton Avenue with guest Mrs Gooden. Fraida Blackwell won high score, Helen Hing took second, Warcaret Koehn third, Alva Guthman consolation. Social time followed with refreshments. Next meeting July sixth at Mrs Doris Hastung’s Lorain Boulevard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adi Hillmer
Princeton
Jas
Doris Hastungs
Lorain Boaulevard
Mounay Colonial Club Hosts Folk Table Event At Mrs Symons Home
Four tables of five hundred were in play at the Mounay Colonial Club meeting hosted yesterday afternoon by Mrs Symons on Fifth street with Miss Wilson as hostess. Varicolored flowers decorated the rooms and refreshments were served by the hostess. The next meeting date will be announced at noon. The Gleason reunion was held at Sheffield at the old homestead of Mr and Mrs Fred Hecock with many relatives attending. The reunion is planned for 1927 at Mr and Mrs Delanes home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Club
Gleason Reamon
Sheffield
Fred Hecock
George Standen
Burt Standen
Familiy
Elmer Ghapmai
Harry Sexrove
Little 2Irss
Tone Marie Gebel
Ninth Street
Bourthday
Geisel
Reeimecgt
Reva Mauer
Marian Nevisen
Cora Tiny Gibbons
Gene Tattersall
Geverts Rice
Maylizabeth McFillen
Reberta Campbell
Leonard N. Edward Pahl
and Jexson Geisel
T Burns Civil War Veteran Will Summer Here
J T Burns, former Hienan and La Grang resident who studied law with J Metcalf, has been in Southern California for six months and now retires to La Grang for two or three months. He is one of the last two Civil War veterans from the original group. Ma Carl Martin travels to Cedar Point for Ohio Branch PTA board meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T. Burns
la Grang
J. Metcalf
Caifornia
William Wecota
Grange
Mr. Burns
la Grass- Tewashin
Carl ~Martin
Tenth [Street
Cedar Point
Ohio
Parents and Teachers’ Associations
Women lodge notes and upcoming events
The I's thiamn Sisters held a pre summer adjournment meeting in the Rooof 7 Hall with strong attendance. Dorothy Stanford was absent and Mrs Gertrude Smith chaired. Knight initiation occurred with the detree team aiding. Plans for Crystal Beach in September and a La Granze Temple social at Rose Ryan's home were discussed. Final arrangements for the state convention in Cinemati at the end of September were outlined. Refreshments were provided by June birthday and Mrs Martin Shrobsole committees. Prizes were won by Mrs Saous Andrews and Mr Laberger. A music forum by Mrs Nellie Hurd followed. The next meeting is July eighteenth at the K of H.
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I'sthiamn
Rooof
Gertrude Smith
Dorothy Stanford
Crystal Beach
la Granze
Are Rose Ryan
Cinemati
Martin Shrobsole
Saous Andrews
Laberger
Nellie Hurd
K. of
Mrs David Vergie elected delegate to national convention
Mrs David Vergie was elected delegate to the National convention of the Business and Professional Women's Clubs of America at Des Moines from July eleventh to eighteenth. Mrs Olive Wright of Cleveland will join the president on a special tram, with a day in Chicago as guests of the Alliance of Business Women of Chicago. The club planned social events and a prize quilt was won by Miss Nellite Washka. Next meeting is Monday, June twenty eighth to Cascade Park for steak supper.
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David Vergie
Business
Professional Woman's Clubs of America
Des Moines
Heggie
Trammeleawine Cleveland
Olive Jov Wright
Cleveland
Chicago
Llance of Business Women of
Congress Hotel
Wien
Bessie Hawkins
Nellite Washka
Monadiay
Cascade Park
Paris
Informal Party in Warren Brings Together Former Classmates
Mrs Dorothy Day Gates of Warren hosted a gathering at her parents home on Second street. Twelve guests from nearby towns joined in chat and reminiscences, sharing updates since last meeting. Refreshments with pink and white theme closed the evening. Guests included Mrs Mary Garford Orcuit of Marion Ohio Mrs Helen Smith Sommers of New York and Mrs Clara Sandroch of Rochester New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Day Gates
Warren
Hubert Day
Second Street
Mary Garford Orcuit
Marion
Ohio
Helen Smith Sommers
New York
Clara Sandroch
Rochester
N.Y
Deoreathy Day Gates
Lorain Beekeepers Plan County Fair Displays
Lorain County Beekeepers held a regular meeting at the Oberlin road home of Mr and Mrs Kurt. Members decided to stage county displays at the Wellington and Elyria fairs. Refreshments were served and the group set a return meeting for the third Monday in the month at the home of the Libor Mo Vine in Wellington.
First Church Peans Piging Picnic at The Hedges La Porte
First Congregational church and school plan a picnic on Wednesday afternoon at The Hedges, La Porte. Some will take the Grafton street car from Elsha at 2 45, others go by auto. Attendees provide their own lunch. ice cream and coffee will be served at six. A fun program with sports and prizes is planned for all, touted as the biggest juvenile event yet.
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First Church
First Congregational
la Porte
Grafton
Elsha
Six O'Clogn
Social notes and church notices from Cleveland area
Miss Luella Miller and Fred Webber of Lakeside visited at Paul Krugman’s on Carolina Street. Rev G A Brown returned to Greenville to attend the funeral of his brother in law, Rev Alfred Ramsey D D. Elders Joseph Lautenschieser and Rev G A Brown represented the Cleveland Presbytery at the meeting on Enroe Avenue church.
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Afr
Eduard Webber
Bobbs
Luella Miller
Fred Webber
Lakeside
Paul Krugman
Carolina Street
R. W. Holcomb
Park Avenue
Chicago
G. A Brown
Greenville
Pennsylvania
Alfred Ramsey
Cleveland
Enroe Avenue
Ahron
Joseph Lautenschieser
G A. Brown
Celesti Bruce
Vidy Channo
Lorain
Local residents in town gather for visits and alerts
Callers include Mrs Angie Maring of Second Street and Mrs Blanche Troup of 142 Charles Court. Attendees at a Metcalf reunion note travel plans East to New York and Boston. Birth announced for a baby at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Several residents travel, visit relatives, or attend social events around town and nearby cities.
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Angie Maring
Second Street
Blanche Troup
Charles Court
A Miller
Gretchen Miller
Toledo
Henry Miller
Furnace Street
Fanny Brown
Mushingum College
New Concord
Hone
Irving W. Metcalf
Edith
Howard Muesey
Metcalf
EU York
Boston
Ed Herrington
Mass
DF. Dee
Park
Henory Sendrock
Wolfcourt
Leo Alfen
Cambridge Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Josephine Krugman
Wilma Jacobs
Detroit
Homer Stephens
Jack Eisne
Harrison Street
Gales Mis
Hatiryn
L. Slanan
Sixth Street
Miss Mabn
wWwmerier Telephone and Telegri—_ Company
New York City
Walter Gough
Trece Lefe
Washington
Joh Reisinger
Cedar Savings
Wichita
Wellington Farm Lane Redoletion Update and Local Notices
Wellington June 22 firewell reception honors Mr and Mrs Riy Koonte and Jami moving to Ashland next month at Methodist church. Huentz family noted for church service. Miss Aletha Stace hosts Entre Nous club. scholarship awarded to Mass Aretha Stacey from Curtis School of Music Philadelphia. locals discuss trips and well wishes. Thompson hosts sister visit from Lorain. Kerind family to Strungyville and Jewett this week.
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Wellington
Vrs Riy Koonte
Jami
Ashland
Methodist
Lhe Huentz
Aretha Stacey
Curtis School of Music
Philadelphia
Rey
Kerind
Strungyilie
Jewett
Thompson
Lorain
Coupe Damaged In Collision On Broad Street
A Ford coupe driven west by Von Walsh collided with a truck driven by FLW Hamilton when the truck turned into a parking space. Walsh swerved onto the tracks and was hit by a west bound Loram Amherst car. The coupe suffered left running board damage, a broken radius rod, and a punctured tire. Interurban service was damaged and no carriage occurred. A single prisoner in Rusk Council spends most of his time working outside the county yard. Card party and dance planned for Ridgeville Town Hall Wednesday evening sponsored by Knights of St John with prizes and refreshments.
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Broad Street
von Walsh
Flw Hamilton
Walsh
Loram-Amherst
Rusk
Yaad
Ridgeville
Town Hall
Knights of St. John
Gasr
Scout Patrol Formed at Eaton
Through the efforts of Pioneer Scout Robert Putt, a patrol of scouts is formed at Eaton in Lorain county. The group met at H. L. Tite's home with Tite acting as assistant master and studied for their leaderfoot exam. Several boys attended Troop 4 in Elyria and were welcomed as members, continuing monthly meetings for examinations and new assignments. Local officials hope to expand scouting to small communities where troops are hard to form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Putt
Eaton
Lorain County
Ungs
H. Ltite
Russel Tite
Howard Sievert
Clayton Ward
Elsrna
Ohio Christian Endeavor convention opens with 000 youths
Prelim sessions mark the opening of the Ohio Christ ian Endeavor union convention in Columbus on June 22. About 5,500 students from Ezangelical denominations attend, with religious educational work topics to be discussed and closing sessions set for Friday. A separate note mentions a garden party with dancing and cards at the Hedges on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Chris- Can Endeavor Union
Olio
Tacher of Piano Hazel Gilbert Offering Lessons
Hazel Gilbert teaches harmony and composition with special attention to young beginners. For an appointment call phone 2283.
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Thacher
Hazel Gilbert
Benefit Dance by Odd Fellows at Vermilion-on-the-Lake
The Odd Fellows Club hosts a benefit dance at Vermilion-on-the-Lake on Friday evening June 25. Hazen's Orchestra plays and invites all friends to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows Club
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Hazen
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