Local meetings scheduled this week in South End area
The South End Home Department will meet with Mrs. Holton at 235 Eastin Heights Boulevard Tuesday afternoon, June 25. The Sewing committee of the Royal Neighbors of America will hold an all day meeting Wednesday at Mrs. P. C. Biddle’s home on East Avenue. The Neighborhood Bible Class of District Six Section L will meet Monday afternoon at Mrs. R. C. Bartholomew’s home on 236 Denison Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End
Qa. Holton
Eastein Heights Boulevard
Royal Neighbors of America
P. C. Biddle
East Avenue
District Six
Section L
R. C. Bartholomew
Denison Avenue
Elyine Men's Bible Class Set Meeting at Rivoli Theatre
Elyine Men's Bible Class meets tomorrow at the Rivoli Theatre on Broad street with Mayor Hewitt calling the session to order at 9 30. Lawrence Webber will lead singing with Stephen Cool at the organ as W N Harding announces banquet plans and James Thomas explains the attendance campaign. The morning lesson is Acts seventeenth. Fox Furnace delegation sits at 198 members, with Richard Trammer to captain a Tin Shop and Casting Department group tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rivoli
Broad Street
Hewitt
Lawrence Webber
Stephen Cool
W. N. Harding
Jas. Thomas
Fox Furnace
Frank Wharton
Richard Trammer
Elyria Girl Scouts Camp Chronicle Sentimental Report
Readable scraps describe Elyria Girl Scouts camp life with songs signs and flags. Mrs Corkhill gifted a complete set of flags while readers are urged to observe camp merit colors as mementos from counselors. The piece honors the first camp and the O K A L E E club with cheerful camp memories.
Shaw Moody Marriage Announced At Friday Evening Bridge
The marriage of Miss Dorothy Shaw on December 31 1928 by the Rev Kuhn of Strongville Ohio to George T Moody son of Mr and Mrs E L Moody of Park Avenue was announced last evening by the bride's parents at an announcement party in their home. The event featured a bridge game with prizes for high score second and a consolation prize. Guests included Miss Ruth Kleinbohl Miss Marie Linn and Miss Faith Pierce from nearby cities. The Moondys will reside at 120 Princeton Avenue in Lorain for the summer and plan to move to Baltimore after September where Mr Moody will pursue graduate work at Johns Hopkins University in Romance Languages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Shaw
Kuhn
Strongville
Ohio
George T. Moody
E. L. Moody
Park Avenue
F. L. Shaw
Princeton Avenue
Marie Linn
Ruth Kleinbohl
Franklin B. Stearn
Eugene Smith
Cleveland
Faith Pierce
Oberlin
Moody
Elyria High School
Oberlin College
Wesleyan University
Middletown
Chnn
Sigma Chi
Phi Beta Kappa
Miss Mary Rankin Weds Frank Rudolph in St Marys Church
Miss Mary Rankin daughter of Mrs Flora Rankin was married this morning at nine at St Marys church in Ashland Ohio to Frank Rudolph son of the late F E Rudolph. The ceremony was read by Father Frey with Miss Margaret Roberts and Charles McGuire of Elyria as attendants. Ushers were Carl and Emmett Rudolph. Mrs Rudolph will reside on Princeton Avenue after a two week motor trip to New York Washington and Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Rankin
Flora Rankin
St. Mary’s Church
Robert Rankin
Ashland
Frank A. Rudolph
F. EB. Rudolph
Father Frey
Margaret Roberts
Elyria
Charles McGuire
Carl Rudolph
Emmett Rudolph
Miss Rankin
Miss Roberts
Frank Mackett
Lorain
Marie
Spring Valley
Rudolph
Leona Llewellyn
Mildred Gray
Edythe Harris
Margaret McClellan
Clara McMan
Teresa Becker
Grace Greening
Thelma Schnack
Eva Nielsen
Kenton
New London
Open House at Home for Aged June Twenty-Sixth
The Board of Trustees of the Home for the Aged will host a reception and open house on Wednesday June twenty sixth from two to ten PM. The event will showcase improvements to the old building and the new annex now in operation. Dr Edwin Kirby president and board invite the public to visit and inspect the facilities.
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the Home For the Aged
Edwin Kirby
Miller Wenzel Wedding Today at Miller Home
Miss Margaret Miller daughter of Mr and Mrs J W Miller of 1108 West avenue wed John Wenzel of Cleveland today Saturday June 22 in a ceremony at the Miller home. The Rev Paul Bourguin officiated in a profusion of flowers with immediate family present. They plan a westward motor trip to Yellowstone and Oregon before settling in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Miller
J. W. Miller
West Avenue
John Wenzel
Cleveland
Miller
Paul Bourguin
Evangelical Church of
Lorain County Beekeepers and Camp Groups Meet in Kipton
Lorain County clubs and veterans groups gather in Kipton and nearby halls for meetings led by Beekeepers Association, R E B Blackwell N A Q Camp, H P Chapman Camp Sons of Union Veterans, Brotherhood of American Yeomen, King Solomon's Lodge F and A M, Knights of Columbus, and Chevalier Lodge Knights of Pythias. Six Four H members will represent the county at Camp Crag in Medina County July 8 to 13, with nominations open at the extension office. County leaders will also attend the state camp near Utica July 1 to 6, including Miss Wilma Bonar and other local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Beekeepers Association
Kipton
Reb. Blackwell
H. P. Chapman
Sons of Union Veterans
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
King Solomon’s Lodge
A. M
Knights of Columbus
K. of C. Hall
Chevalier Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Lorain County
Camp Crag
Medina County
Wilma Bonar
Camp Issseekes
Utica
Licking County
Bonar
Miss Bonar
Florence Brucker
William Mackey
Columbia Station
Dorothy Crocker
Good Will Bible Class Hosts Social and Church Notices
Mrs. H W Ingersoll hosts Good Will Bible Class at 927 Middle Ave on Friday June 21 for social and business gathering. Includes missionary story Home Life in Canada and planned July 26 annual picnic at Miss Elizabeth Rich and Mrs H M Metcalf home. Also notes Children Day program and baptism service, plus St Pauls service tomorrow at 10 45 with Masonic observance John the Baptist Day and music by Masonic Chorus Open the Gates of the Temple lead Kindly Light The Last Chord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Will Bible
First Congregational Church
H. W. Ingersoll
Middle Avenue
H. M. Metcalf
Canada
James van Dusen
Hugh Harris
Elizabeth Rich
Sixteenth Street
St. Pauls Church
King Solomon
Frank Harmon
Ray Paul Bourquin
John the Baptist
Masonic Chorus
Sullivan
St. Paul's
Admissions and discharges listed for local residents
Admissions include William Bloedorn 220 EB 33rd Lorain Mrs. James Brydon 205 Park avenue Lee Hecker 112 Beverly court Mrs. Aston Ostrow 440 Oxford street Earl Reynolds Chicago Discharges note Mrs. Alfred Emmery and son 250 Marseilles avenue Mrs. Joan Jones and son 144 Elbe street Ida Jaroch 623 Woodland Avenue
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bloedorn
Lorain
James Brydon
Park Avenue
Lee Hecker
Beverly Court
Aston Ostrow
Oxford Street
Earl Reynolds
Chicago
Alfred Emmery and Son
Marseilles Ave
Joan Jones and Son
Elbe Street
Ida Jaroch
Woodland Avenue
Shower honors Miss Bernadette Schaefer before June wedding
The home of N. Resar at 318 E Broad Street hosted a Friday evening miscellaneous shower for Miss Bernadette Schaefer of Clinton Avenue. Wilbert J. Reitz is to marry at St Agnes Church on June 25. Six tables redrawn with high scores by Lawrence Conrad and Mrs Edward Schirack. Pink and white peonies and carnations decorated the house and a decorated wagon carried the gifts drawn by Wendla Resar. Dainty refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Resar
E. Broad Street
Bernadette Schaefer
Clinton Avenue
Wilbert J. Reitz
St. Agnes Church
Lawrence Conrad
Edward Schirack
Wendla
Tigredia Social Club Buys New Member at Picnic
The Tigredia Social Club met at Mrs. Melton's Fourteenth street home for a picnic luncheon on the lawn. Thirteen ladies attended the business meeting and one new candidate was admitted. plans were made for a Cascade Park picnic dinner on July nineteenth. MISS ESTHER DRAEGERT HOSTESS TO M. M. C. CLUB Esther Draegert hosted the M. M. C. Club on Thirteenth street. five hundred was the evening’s diversion with prizes to Luella Crosby Florence Wolf and Myrtle Struck. pink and white luncheon closed the night. the club will meet July nineteenth with Esther Clawson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tigredia Social Club
Esther Draegert
Thirteenth Street
Luella Crosby
Florence Wolf
Myrtle Struck
Esther Clawson
Miss Bernadette Schaefer to wed Wilbert Reitz in June
Miss Bernadette Schaefer, whose marriage to Wilbert Reitz will be on June 25, was surprised at a Thursday evening shower given by Miss Loretta Nichols at her Erie Street home. Prizes went to Margaret Cullin and Katherine Armitage. A luncheon followed with pink and white decor, and Miss Schaefer received many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernadette Schaefer
Wilbert Reitz
Loretta Nichols
Erie Street
Cootie
Margaret Cullin
Katherine Armitage
Miss Schaefer
Dramatic Club Rehearsal Hosted by Mrs Sharpe at 229 George
Mrs Wm J Sharpe entertained the C D A Dramatic Club with eighteen members present including mesdames Gray Wirsham Young Swindling McGregor Keyes Boylan and the Misses Wagner Damm Darcy Darcy Foster Webber Blair Kohl Barnes Southam. They rehearsed songs and stunts for an upcoming comedy entertainment set for next Thursday evening June 27 at the K of C hall starting at 8 15 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. J. Sharpe
George Street
C. D
R. T. Gray
H. A. Wirsham
WJ. Young
H. Swindling
T. McGregor
J. Keyes
P. Boylan
Mary Wagner
Lillian Damm
Catherine Darcy
Winifred Darcy
Catherine Foster
Marion Webber
Gene Blair
Jo Kohl
Mary Barnes
Virginia Southam
K. of C. Hall
Widening Circle of Baptist church meets at Mrs Van Wormer home
Twenty five members gathered at East Broad street yesterday afternoon for the last meeting until September. The nominating committee report named officers for the next year with Mrs A C Hales as president, Mrs H B McCullough as vice president, Esther Brown as secretary, and R C Baird as treasurer. The program committee includes Mrs Shrubsole as chairwoman, with Mrs Noah Birch, Mrs Circle Bennett and Mrs Lford Biggs. Mrs F O Wilford completed the lessons in Second Peter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Baptist Church
Reno van Wormer
East Broad Street
A. C. Hales
H. B. McCullough
Esther Brown
R. C. Baird
Shrubsole
Noah Birch
Circle Bennett
Lford Biggs
F. O. Wilford
Peter
Pollyanna club holds meeting and plans July picnic
The Pollyanna club met Friday evening at Mrs. May Gaia’s Cornell avenue home with twenty seven members present for the business session. Hostess Mrs. Gaia and aides Mrs. Edith Laver and Mrs. Hazel Crawford served refreshments. A picnic supper is planned for July 19 at Mrs. Bess Fern’s East avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pollyanna Club
May Gaia
Cornell Avenue
Edith Laver
Hazel Crawford
Bess Fern
East Avenue
Local Marriage Licenses Listed From Lorain Area
John G Wenzel a 30 year old salesman from Cleveland weds Margaret M Miller 25 from Elyria by Rev Bourquin Frank C deVries 24 a commercial photographer of Lorain weds Marjorie H Coulter 22 of Lorain by Rev Courtner Charles L Laughbaum 29 cabinet maker of Lorain weds Helen E Kristoff of Lorain by Rev Ronan Earl Meister 25 contractor Lorain weds Gertrude Lapp 23 of Amherst by Rev Merton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Wenzel
Cleveland
Margaret M. Miller
Elyria
Bourquin
Frank C. deVries
Lorain
Marjorie H. Coulter
Courtner
Charles L. Laughbaum
Helen E Kristoff
Ronan Earl M. Meister
Gertrude Lapp
Amherst
Merton
Sunday school and worship services span morning to evening
The article notes a 9:30 a m Sunday school with expected large attendance and enthusiastic teachers, a 10:45 a m morning worship on Growth in Grace, a 4:30 p m cemetery service unveiling a monument to Miss Crabtreet, and no evening service followed by a joint unit with the United Presbyterian church. It also lists DeMolay officers and regional ambassador committees, plus YWCA Camp Iss-See-Kes details and high place ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermilion River
Maybelle J. Burner
Council
Iss-See-Kes
Window Cleaning and Janitor Service Ad
The Elyria and Lorain Window Cleaning Co offers complete window washing inside and outside for private homes and business buildings. Langberg 201 Elyria Block and Brown, phone 2600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Elyria and Lorain Window Cleaning Co
Langberg
Elyria
Christian Girls Camp Offered With Open Air Life
The camp promotes outdoor living under Christian leadership for girls featuring busy days of play and study. Trained counselors will direct activities, with Miss Burner as Camp Executive and Miss Browne as Recreation Director. Lorain hosts a birthday surprise for Herman Snyder with Elyrian attendees joining the celebration at his East Erie avenue home.
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ATS
Miss Burner
Miss Browne
PEP MEETING AT LORAIN CHURCH
Lorain County Christian Endeavor Union gathered at First Congregational Church Lorain for a pep rally led by William Beetler Brownham. Plans for the state convention in Dayton June 25 to 28 were outlined. Costumes for parade and county distinction were shown. Games and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Lorain County
Local Society Notices and Visits Across States
Miss Grace Schulke of the University of Chicago has returned home for summer. Truman Sperry, long-time resident of Thomas Drage’s home, will undergo an eye operation today in Monroeville. Several families travel for weekends and visits to Michigan, New Castle, Elyria, and Cleveland. Charles Dachtier Jr. graduates from Pasadena College and will join Stanford as a junior in September. Reverend Roy Foley’s family visits Elyria for his daughter Elizabeth’s Oberlin graduation. Numerous other trips and visits are noted among local residents and guests across Ohio and neighboring states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Schulke
University of Chicago
Illinois
Cleveland Street
Truman Sperry
Thomas Drage
Kreider
Monroeville
Sperry
Bert Hammond
Morris Barchard
Beverly
June
Adrian
Michigan
James A. George
Raymond M. George
Robert
New Castle
Pennsylvania
J. Clare George
Denison Avenue
Ernest Gross
Elyria Fur Shop
New York City
Harry Pettyjohn
Frances
Milford
Delaware
Oscar Martini
Jacksonville
Florida
John Billmyer
West Street
Wilford Rainey
Lodi Street
Canada
Charles Dachtier, Jr
Pasadena College
Pasadena
Calif
Rose Bowl
Dachtler
Stanford University
Charles Cheevers
Toledo
Ohio
F. €. Arias
Tattersall Court
R. T. Ketcham
Des Moines
Iowa
R. C. Richmond
Lake Avenue
Shenandoah Valley
R. A. Wentz
Residents travel and visits around New York Ohio and Philadelphia
Local notices list several residents traveling for events and visits. Mrs F D Humphrey travels to Lima for daughter Catherine Anne Humphrey's Genesee Wesleyan Seminary graduation. Harold R K Rorick heads to Colorado Springs for The Travelers convention. Wayne Williams visits Ohio City. Ruth Haskins guests of Mr and Mrs Frank Smith in Cleveland. Dr and Mrs C J Miller return from Philadelphia Optical convention with nephew Joseph Brust. Catherine Ott Nick Smith Lewis Court and Henry Knipper with daughter Evelyn head to Philadelphia for a Solemn High Mass for Rev Joseph Heminghaus. Mildred Day visits Conneaut for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe Street
Howe Caverns
New York
F. D. Humphrey
Lima
Catherine Anne Humphrey
Genesee Wesleyan Seminary
Harold RK. Rorick
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Wayne Williams
Dewey Avenue
Ohio City
Ruth Haskins
Los Angeles
California
Frank Smith
Fourth Street
C. J. Miller
Philadelphia
American Optical Convention
Joseph Brust
Ovid
Catherine Ott
Longfellow Avenue
Nick Smith
Lewis Court
Henry Knipper
Evelyn of
Gleveland
Joseph Co. Heminghaus
Echoes From Camp Okalee By A Girl Scout
Camp Okalee notes celebrate a nine day session with Capt. Charlotte Kershaw praised as a inspiring leader. Dr Uthe and Mrs Athe assist with first aid finances and knot tying while Ruth Carlson gains five pounds in four days. Activities include swimming boating arts and crafts nature signally and fire building. Investiture and camp flag ceremonies mark notable moments with Miss Dorothy Snyder guiding nature work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp
Okkales
Charlotte Kershaw
Dorothy Snyder
Teeples
Port Clinton
Okajee
Mothers’ Auxiliary
Dancing at Cascade Pa Pallinion Dance Night
A Cascade Pa event announces a Tuesday night dance at the pavilion on June 25. Tickets are 50 cents per couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Pavillion
Dreaming of drawing at a pump signals lost business
A dream about drawing at a pump indicates a forthcoming decline in sales. The motif suggests financial setbacks and reduced customer traffic, warning the dreamer to watch for pressure points in their work or storefront.
Polish Picnic Dance at Lincoln Park June 28
Leo Dorsz Orchestra to play at Lincoln Park stop 48 Lorain for a Sunday Polish picnic dance on June 28. The event offers live music by the Leo Dorsz Orchestra for attendees in the Lorain area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Park
Lorain
Leo Dorsz
Also Mentioned on This Page
Blyria
Oklalee
Mary L. Rankin
Lake Ave. Community Church and Bible School
Schaefer
C. D. of A. Dramatic Club
Widening Circle
M. E. Church
David Nre Chapter Order of DeMolay
O. F. Hall
Ruth Scoville
James Heggie
John Hagerman
George Krugman
Howard Myers
Raymond Finney
Wesley Wilson
Harlo McNelly
James Tichenor
Albert Jenkins
Russel Dun
John Kope
Kenneth Schrader
Arthur Kuentzler
Beal
Robert Harding
Steel City
Geo Parks
Phillip Grimes
Gilbert Parker
Pines
Herman Snyder
Erie Avenue
H. D. Biggs
Middle Ave
Snyder
National Tube Company
Camp Okalee
Johnston
Second Street
Davenport
Elyria Furniture
S. R. Nichols
Wm. C. Sudro
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