Group Officials Plan Golf and Social Affairs
A group of National Tube Company officials, led by O. C. Milliken, chose Elyria Country Club for golf and social functions. The initial dinner was held with members and their wives present. In Medina, the Ohio District Conference on Child Welfare drew 150 attendees from Lorain, Medina, Wayne, Summit, Ashland, and Cuyahoga counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. C. Milliken
Hasen
Spicials
Elyriaountry Club
Medina
Lorain
Wayne
Summit
Ashland
Cuyahoga
Ohio
Church of
J W. B. Hawthorn
University of Avon
O. M. Adams
Methodist Church
Canton
L. E. Cole
Lorainounty
P. C. Gilman
Katherine Fulton
Monroe Welty
Otto Mischka
Wm. Oldham
Gertrude Ashbolt
A. L. Hill
William Taylor
Gilbert
Frances Squires
Isabel Hasley
W. B. Underwood
Frieda Cobb
Harriet “Cobb
Tempa Hibbard
L. C. Burgner
2. G. Holland
Always Late club hosts Pedro night at East River home
Mr and Mrs John Resar entertained friends from East River street with eight games of progressive Pedro. Prizes went to Mrs Henry Smith and Robert Prestien first, Ed Clarkson and Mrs Prestien second, with Resar as consolation. Guests enjoyed a weiner roast in the grove and bouquets were given. They plan a July picnic at Verillion-on-the-lake cottage hosted by Ed Clarkson and Henry Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Resar
East River Street
Pedro
Nichols
Lorain
Henry Smith
Robert Prestien
Ed Clarkson
DeMolay Officers Elected and Camp Plans Set
The David Nye Chapter elected officers last evening including Master Councillor Arthur Steward and Senior Councillor Robert Harding. Plans were made for a summer camp at Iss-See-King and a state conclave in Columbus August 22 23 and 24. Sixty Blyria area members expected to attend with lists of delegates announced. Harvey Kass entertained the Charmaine Club at Hast River Street with prize winnings awarded and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Nye
Arthur Steward
Robert Harding
Keith Beoville
Kenneth Botamer
Fred Smith
Robert Wingard
Frank Walker
James Tichneor
Carl Stanford
Robert McDonald
Charles Neiderhauser
Harold Wendorf
Harold Fosselius
James Gray
Hugh Dunston
William Jenne
Clarence, Schroeder
Jay Seymour
Percy Warren
James Higgie
Albert Johnson
Iss-See-King
Ohio
Columbus
Obert Harding
Keith
Pleasant function at St. Pauls Evangelical Woman's Union
Large audience at Evangelical Woman's Union meeting in St. Pauls church parlor. Mrs Newmler opened with devotionals, Mrs Bourquin read a paper, and a semi annual financial report showed strong management. Members honored for birthdays with solos by Mrs Hillier and Miss Reim bach, bouquets from Mrs Jehle, and a luncheon committee led by Mrs Roy Kulp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. TU
ST. Paul's
Evangelical Woman’s Union
St. Paul’s Church
W. A. Newmler
P. Bourquin
Jehle
Roy Kulp
Mesdames R. Pallas
Quade
L. Pheal
A. Peters
Stark visits Elyria for Sunday concert at Wick House
Former resident F H Stark and daughter Myrtle arrive Saturday evening from Coraopolis Pennsylvania. He is the former master mechanic of the Cleveland Lorain Wheeling line and longtime Methodist choir leader. A two o'clock Sunday afternoon concert at 807 West Avenue Wick House is open to friends and Home supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stark
Elyria
F. H. Stark
Coraopolis
Wick House
West Avenue
Myrtle
Wick
Mr. Stark
Dunlap Wagner Nuptials Solemnized at Lorain
Miss Anne Phylliss Dunlap and Richard A. Wagner were married in St. John's church Lorain Wednesday at nine o'clock Rev P A Logan officiated The bride wore flesh georgette with sequins and was attended by her sister Rae Dunlap The best man was Claude Wagner After a wedding breakfast at Hotel Antler the couple planned a honeymoon through eastern states and Canada before settling at 438 Eighth Street Circle Five of St Pauls church met with seventeen members and two guests with officers elected for the year and plans noted
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunlap Wagner
Lorain
Anne Phylliss Dunlap
Martin Dunlap
Richard A. Wagner
John Wagner
St. John’s Church
P. A. Logan
Rae Dunlap
Claude Wagner
Antler
Gehart Pernes Nuptials Solemnized In Ridgeville
Miss Dorothy Gehart of North Ridgeville wed Roy Pernes on June 20 at St. Peter's church in Ridgeville. The bride wore white crepe and was attended by her sister Mildred. Best man was Robert Pernes. Seventy five guests attended a wedding breakfast at the bride's home. The couple will live at 222 Eighth Street after a motor trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gehart-Pernes
Dorothy Gehart
North Ridgeville
Roy Pernes
St. Peter's Church
Ridgeville
Mildred
Robert Pernes
Amaryllis Club Holds Pedro Games At Lonsway Home
The Amaryllis Club met at Mrs. Jack Lonsway's home at 617 Dewey Avenue to play eight games of progressive Pedro. Mrs. Lonsway won first prize, Mrs. Oscar Schanbacker took second, and Mrs. Walter Carson received consolation. After refreshments, the group adjourned to meet again in two weeks with Mrs. Freq Raphael, 622 Dewey Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amaryllis Club
Jack Lonsway
Dewey Avenue
Pedro
Lonsway
Oscar Schanbacker
Walter Carson
Freq Raphael
Dewey Avenus
Miss Annie Penman 18 Honored With Lovely Shower
Mrs George Williamson and Mrs William Burns hosted a pre nuptial shower at Clark Street for Miss Annie Penman ahead of her June 30 wedding to Robert McKelvie of Lorain. Prizes awarded in contests included Mrs Walker and Catherine Shrubsole for song. Ina Kirkpatrick won kitchen prize while Meldrum got consolation. Ag nes Graham and Marjorie Williamson presented a lavender wagon to the bride as gifts were opened. Attendees included numerous Penman, Williamson, Burns and Shrubsole relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Williamson
William Burns
Roosevelt Avenue
Clark Street
Annie Penman
Robert McKelvie
Lorain
Walker
Catherine Shrubsole
Ina Kirkpatrick
Meldrum
Agnes Graham
Marjorie Williamson
Mesdames Paton
Penman
Whilliamson
Burns
Roberts
Moyes
Eady
Kirkpatrick
Denger
A. Meldrum
W. Meldrum
Crichton
P. Kidd
J. Kidd
Graham
Schnieder
Henderson
Patterson
Shrubsole
J. McKelvie
B. Paton
J. Burns
B. Crawford
M. Penman
A. Penman
I. Roberts
M. Shirkpatrick
J. Wellwood
M. Goodall
C. Henderson
M. Sutler
J. Herd
A. Phillips
L. Phillips
C. Shrubsole
A. Graham
M. Williamson
Monument to Spanish War Veterans Erected at Columbus
Major Woodworth Camp and Auxiliary met in the K of C hall. A committee was named to plan a July picnic. The 87th Ohio General Assembly funded a monument on the statehouse grounds honoring Ohio volunteers in the Spanish War Philippine insurrection and China Relief Expedition. Dedication of The Spirit of 798 is set for June 23, urging all members to attend. The 20th annual department will be at Chilhowee, June 24-27, with local president Mrs. C E Southam attending as delegate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodworth
K. of C. Hall
87Th General Assembly of Ohio
State House
Columbus
Ohio Volunteers
Spain
China
Chiltgothe
C. E. Southam
Bridge Club Social Hosted by Mrs Hillmer in Princeton
Mrs. George Hillmer hosted the Bridge club at her Princeton Avenue home with six tables. Guests included Mrs. Leo Greene Miss Dorothy Smith of Oberlin and Mrs. Fred Stegman. Prizes went to Mrs. Leon Greene first Mrs. E R Neill second and Mrs Kenneth Oldfield third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hillmer
Princeton Avenue
Bridge Club
Leo Greene
E. R. Neill
Dorothy Smith
Oberlin
Fred Stegman
Leon Greene
Kenneth Oldfield
Leon Smith
Eighth Street
We-All Bridge Club Plans Family Picnic
Mrs G M Wickers hosted the We All Bridge club at Beverly Court with high scores awarded to Mrs Frank Akers and Mrs Fred Shewell. A chop suey luncheon followed. A two week picnic plan was arranged with Alvin Bullock hosting the next meeting. The Fidele Club met at 52 East Avenue with prizes won by Mrs Roy Worcester and Mrs Arthur Smith. They plan to picnic at Cedar Point on June 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
We-All
Fidele Club
Cedar Point
George Elberts
East Avenue
Pedro
Roy Worcester
Arthur Smith
Frank Boulton
A. Starkweather
Bride elect honors guest at shower for Miss Hicks
Mrs. Guy Chapman hosted a miscellaneous shower on Second Street in honor of Miss Alice Hicks of Lorain, whose June 28 marriage to Robert Diedrich was announced. Games entertained guests, prizes went to Miss Helen Diedrich and Miss Vera Tarry, and twenty two covers were laid for the dining room in yellow and white decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Chapman
Second Street
Alice Hicks
Lorain
Robert Diedrich
Helen Diedrich
Vera Tarry
Beatrice Burroughs Visits Elyria Review Dinner
Mrs Beatrice Burroughs of Cuyahoga Falls deputy of WBA called on Mrs A N Wyberger of Second street Thursday en route to a Lorain meeting. Burroughs will be a guest of the Elyria review Tuesday evening at six o'clock dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Burroughs
Cuyahoga Falls
A. N. Wyberger
Second Street
Lorain
Burroughs
Elyria Review
Marie Tibbals Feted Before Steubenville Marriage
Miss Marie Tibbals was honored at a shower hosted by Mrs. A. C. Hudnutt on Stanford avenue. Chronicle Telegram staff and friends attended a six thirty cafeteria supper, with roses and peonies decorating the rooms. Gifts of linen were presented to the bride to be amid an informal social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Tibbals
John H. Linton
Steubenville
Chronicle- Telegram
A. C. Hudnutt
Stanford Avenue
Hudnutt
Miss Tibbals
Henry Hammill
Leroy Belsinger
J. C. George
Phyllis Duckett
Verna Doane
Elizabeth Hawk
H. W. Tibbals
Dorothy Burt
Hudunutt
Chrysanthemum Birthday Club Meets in Mrs Kips Home
The Chrysanthemum Birthday Club met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Walter Kips home on Tenth street with ten members present. A July first picnic for members and families was planned on Indian Hollow road. After games, a luncheon was served. The next meeting is July 18 at Mrs William Miers home on Oxford street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chrysanthemum Birthday Club
Walter Kips
Tenth Street
Indian Hollow Road
Wiliam Miers
Oxford Street
Catholic Daughters Dance At Spring Valley Club
The Catholic Daughters of America held a dance last evening at Spring Valley Country Club. The club house featured spring flower decorations and refreshments were served after dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Daughters of America
Spring Valley Country Club
N A Q Club Meets With Mrs Young Nine Attend
The N A Q club gathered last evening with nine girls and Mrs Ralph Young for needlework and social time. Refreshments were served. The next meeting will be at Mrs Grace Lumley's Beverly court home on July 5 as a bridge party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. A. Q. Club
Ralph Young
Bridge party at Lake avenue hosted by Miss Golde
Miss Florence Golde entertained the Inter-Se Club last evening with three tables of bridge at her Lake avenue home. High scores were earned by Mrs. Sadie Oliver, Mrs. Opal Scheurer, and Miss Dorothy Wilcox, with Mrs. Irish as an out-of-town guest. Flowers decorated the house and a late refreshment course was served. a dinner theatre party is planned for the next meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Kass
Charmaine
River Street
Kaas
Pauly
Johnson
Florence Golde
Lake Avenue
Sadie Oliver
Opal Scheurer
Dorothy Wilcox
Irish
SONS OF VETERANS AUXILIARY MEETING Tureen supper and Flag Day program
The Sons of Veterans Auxiliary met at the G A R hall for a tureen supper. Several members were reported ill. Miss Helen Coniam won the evening prize. A letter from Mrs. Peabody traveling through Utah was read. July sewing was canceled. The event honored Flag Day. WE TWELVE CLUB ENTERTAINED Dinner gathering hosted by Mrs E A Manzleman on Woodland Avenue featured eleven games of progressive pedro with prizes to Mrs Lillian Boddy and Mrs Anna Hoard. A luncheon followed. Next meeting date undecided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons OF Veterans Auxiliary
G. A. R. Hall
Helen Coniam
Peabody
Utah
WE Twelve
E. A. Manzleman
Woodland Avenue
Pedro
Lillian Boddy
Anna Hoard
Miss Stella Karmilowcz Honored on Engagement Eve
Friends celebrated Stella Karmilowcz at her Fifteenth street home last evening in anticipation of her June twenty fifth marriage to Frank Kasubineski. A breakfast set was given as a gift. Another gathering at 1600 West avenue on Tuesday evening showered her with miscellaneous gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Karmilowcz
Fifteenth Street
Frank Kasubineski
West Avenue
Marriage Licenses Near Lorain and Elyria Listed
A list of marriage licenses shows couples from Lorain Elyria Brownhelm Wellington and Newport Kentucky with ages from 19 to 40 and professions including butcher laborer mason bookkeeper stenographer and pharmacist. Clergy officiants named include Rev Fathers Berecky Gray Escott and Kirby. Also noted guests visiting from Water street and Ninth street hosted by Reverend and Mrs W B Winters of Cleveland formerly of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Aquilla
Lorain
Helen Mason
Berecky
Albert Johnson
Elyria
Bessie Jackson
C. A. Gray
Raymond F. Williams
Brownhelm Township
Charlotte Cooper
N. S. Escott
Brownhelm
Burl Carmen
Moulder
Wellington
Mildred Lee
Norwalk
Albert E. Kenserling
Newport
Barbara C. Chandler
Willis Evans
Avon Lake
Louella Kennedy
Mr. Kirby
Earl M. Scott
Gertrude M. Blackburn
Kirby
Herman Baumer
Water Street
Fritz Rudin
Ninth Street
W. B. Winters
Cleveland
City
Methodist Circle Dinner At Lake Cottage
Circle No 4 of the Methodist Church met at Mrs San Wurst home on Lake avenue for a tureen dinner at one pm with 31 attendees including children and two guests. A business session followed. The group plans a July 14 meeting at Mrs Ford Loomis lake cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 4
Methodist Church
Hospital admissions and discharges listing residents and addresses
Hospital notes show admissions for Mrs Gao Ker mierczyck from Grafton Mrs Frank Godridge LaGrange Mrs George Robinson 98S W River St Mrs Paul Ledyard 147 Fairlawn Ave James Boylan 107 Furnace Jesse Oakes Rock Creek Ohio Agnes Dilley Gulf Road Discharges include Mrs George Stumpp Vermilion Mrs Fred Pepper 110 Denison Ave Jesse Oakes Rock Creek Ohio Louis Leroy Smith 759 West River Mrs Joseph Roak and baby boy 1018 East Rivert St Mrs Helen Fortis 251 West River St
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gao
Kermierczyck
Grafton
Frank Godridge
LaGrange
George Robinson
W. River St
Paul Ledyard
Fairlawn Ayve
James Boylan
Furnace
Jesse Oakes
Rock Creek
Ohio
Agnes Dilley
Gulf Road
George Stumpp
Vermilion
Fred Pepper
Denison Ave
Louis Leroy Smith
West River
Joseph Roak
Baby Boy
East Rivert St
Helen Fortis
West River St
Lake Ave Bible School marks fifty fifth anniversary event
The Lake Ave Bible school will celebrate its fifty fifth anniversary Sunday afternoon in the school house with a planned program and public invitation. The McKinley Parent-Teacher Association hosts a pre school clinic on Monday June 25 from nine to eleven at the school building with local physicians providing examinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Ave. Bible School
McKinley Parent-Teacher Association
Prisicians
Local Personalities and Birth Announcements Across Towns
Miss Laretha Rounds visits Rev. and Mrs. Ht. A. Stick at Linwood Park Ver milon. The Sticks, cousins of Miss Round, spent fourteen years as missionaries in Durban South Africa. A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. George Kermierczyak at Elyria Memorial hospital on June 21. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Godridge at Elyria Memorial hospital yesterday. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. George Robinson at Elyria Memorial hospital on June 21. F N Stearns and granddaughter visited Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Snow in Zanesville returning Wednesday after a three day stay. Mr. Stearns toured the G A R Monumental Hall and recalled Civil War memories. Bert King of Hollywood California and Lone Eagle guests of Karl Walton and William Daney. Spencer W Reeder a Harvard Law student returns from Cambridge to begin summer camp duties at Temigewassett New Hampshire. Mrs M E Ormsby of Long
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laretha Rounds
Ht. A. Stick
Linwood Park
Vermilion
Stick
Miss Round
Durban
South Africa
George Kermierczyak
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Frank Godridge
George Robinson
F. N. Stearns
M. A. Snow
Zanesville
Ohio
Stearns
G. A. R. Monumental Hall
Bert King
Hollywood
California
Lone Eagle
Karl Walton
William Daney
Spencer W. Reeder
Harvard Law School
Cambridge
Massachusetts
Camp Temigewassett
White Mountains
New Hampshire
M. E. Ormsby
Long
Dance Elyria Armce Association at Cascade Pavilion
Dance Elyria Armce Association at Cascade Pavilion Tuesday June 26 8 30 p m 50c per couple Extra lady 20c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Armce Association
Cascade Pavilion
Social Notes Readers visit, travel, and guests in Beach area
Beach Washington visits her niece Mrs Katherine G Vogle son at 349 Fourth Street. Misses Clara Frederick and Leona Fees hike to Rocky River to visit St Josephs convent. Mrs Cora Wallace Bell of South Haven Michigan is the house guest of Mrs Helen Campbell of Garfield Avenue. Miss Lola Dickenson of Toledo visits Mrs W F Bell of Third Street. Miss Dorothy Conway plans a Denver motor trip with Miss Florence Causey for two weeks. Miss Virginia Mae Wicker returns home after ten days with friends at Cedar Point and Sandusky, with Ruth Hanley visiting from Sandusky. Mrs J E Handby returns from Lancaster as delegate to the sixty second annual encampment of the G A R. Mr and Mrs Corbett Southam go to Columbus to witness dedication of Spanish War Veterans monument. Miss Donna Bell leaves for Camp Pine Cliffe Harrison Maine to be camp counselor until August thirtieth. Mrs Lee Taylor attends a bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs James Pettee on Edgewater Drive. Mr and Mrs L C Taylor of Gibsonburg dine with Mr and Mrs Arthur Life. Miss Viola Lahiff of Cincinnati visits grandmother Mrs Margaret Manns and her father David Lahiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colorado
Miss Causey
Miss Conway
Virginia Mae Wicker
Beverly Court
Cedar Point
Sandusky
Ruth Hanley
Miss Wicker
J. E. Handby
Fyance Street
Lancaster
Woman's Relief Corps
Corbett Southam
Columbus
Ohio
Donna Bell
Third Street
Camp Pine Cliffe
Harrison
Maine
Lee Taylor
Princeton Avenue
James Pettee
Edgewater Drive
Lakewood
L. C. Taylor
Gibsonburg
Arthur Life
Viola Lahiff
Cincinnati
Margaret Manns
East Avenue
David Lahiff
Ninth Street
Package tying outfit boosts fast wrapping rate
An adapted package-tying machine for grocers and butchers can wrap up to forty items per minute, increasing efficiency. The device is described as compact and easy to operate, promising labor savings for shopkeepers and quicker service for customers.
Automatic device records calls for later playback
A new telephone system operates as a hybrid of dictagraph and telephone, recording all incoming messages in the absence of the user and then replaying them upon the user’s return. It captures conversations and stores them for later review.
Paris launches coin operated fighter service
A new Paris service dispenses a measured amount of Hiquid into a cigar fighter via a slot and spout. The machine releases liquid when a coin drops, providing a quantified dose for users.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Big Dance at Ridgeville Grange Hall Friday
A social event at Ridgeville Grange Hall on Friday June 22 features lunch and the Kelly's and Willin Orchestra providing music for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville Grange Hall
Kelly’s and
Willin
Bake Sale Held by Division D at Hecock's Floral Co
Division D of the 2nd Congregational Church will hold a bake sale at Hecock's Floral Co on Saturday morning. Proceeds support church programs and community aid. Local volunteers will offer a variety of homemade desserts and snacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cong
Hecock’s Floral Co
Elyria Eagles Public Fourth of July Celebration at Fair Grounds
Elyria hosts a day and night Fourth of July celebration at the Fair Grounds with dancing shows rides free acts and a ball game. Horse races and fireworks cap the festive program. Local residents attend the daytime and evening events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Eagles
Elyria
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