Elyria Masons Hold Grand Service at Methodist Church
A large turnout of Freemasons from Harmon and King Solo lodges attended a divine service at the Methodist church. Dr. Winters delivered a sermon on religion and Masonry, contrasting Ancient Craft Masonry with Christianity, and praising Masonry as a stabilizing, morally protective force supported by church and community.
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Methodist Church
Harmon
King Sololodges
Free
Elyria
R. W. Wright
Orgam
Dr. Raskin
Winters
Jesus Christ
Jesusz
Christ
Heaven
Hell
Masonry
Christian Church
Christan Church
Forblias
Special Features in Church Play Announcement
The Senior Endeavor Society of the Congregational Church presents The Spell of the Image to be staged in the Gates School auditorium on Lake Avenue. Miss Margaret is said to have crafted the grotesque green-eyed image. Miss Lulu Chambers directs the cast with staff including Miss Fay and Walter Horton. Special music by Rev. J H Grant and Miss Rena xadachy accompanies the prologue and interludes. tickets are selling fast through the church office and society members to raise funds for stage curtains.
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Miss the Fay
Foley
Walter Horton
Manhattan ‘Lengel
Lulu “ Chambers
J. H. Grant
Rena Xadachy
Church Plans Picture Machine Demonstration Evening
The church board, after appointing committees, weighs installing a moving picture device. American ToScope Co. will send a representative to demonstrate two reels, one scenic and one Biblical, to inform members and seek approval. Reports of six months’ work will be presented, followed by a social hour and refreshments.
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American Toscope Co
Eland Lodge Rtained Kay er Members
Mrs W A Cory of Monreet entertained thirty eight members at a meeting of Eland Lodge Rtained Kay er Chapter in a social gathering with light refreshments and remarks by officers.
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ELAND
KAYER
W. A. Cory
Monreet
Clover Leaf Rebekah Lodge Picnic in Cleveland
Members of the Clover Leaf Rebekah Lodge gathered at their Cleveland home for a Sunday picnic. The event featured social time and a well enjoyed dinner and supper. Guests traveled by five autos and one truck from Machina, departing around seven in the evening after a joyful gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iembers
Clover Leaf Rebekah Lodge
Cleveland
East Side WCTU Plans Picnic Lunch Tuesday
The East Side W C T U members will meet Mrs. Henry Heldrich at 345 Eastern Heights Boulevard for a picnic dinner at 1:00 p.m. on Tuesday, June 28.
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East Side
W. C.T.U
Henry Heldrich
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Delaware attorney Francis Marriott guest of W H Robson
Francis Marriott an attorney from Delaware Ohio visited the home of W H Robson at 607 Middle Avenue on Sunday.
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Francis Marriott
Delaware
Ohio
W. H. Robson
Middle Avenue
Matron Clara Willard to Leave Y W C A Tonight
A reception in honor of Mrs Clara Willard the Y W C A matron closes her long years of service with the organization. Friends and supporters plan to attend as she severs ties with the Y W C A and departs from her post and duties.
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Clara Willard
Willard
Epworth League hears talk on Lives of Inspiring People
Epworth League members heard E C Seale county superintendent discuss how parents and great figures inspire youth. He urged individuals to inspire others to do big things well. The group plans a bike and wiener roast Friday at 7 09 PM leaving from the church.
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Epworth
Leale
Picnic at Cascade Park Draws Conservation Circle Members
Members of the Conservation Circle hosted a basket picnic in Cascade Park on Friday for husbands and friends. Lunch at noon allowed returning guests to depart after a pleasant afternoon. Attendees included several friends from Lorain and others enjoying the clay shooting apparatus and social games.
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Cascade Park
Conservation Circle
Lorain
Farewell Party for Mrs Ferrier by Mrs Nestor
A pretty entertaining farewell gathering honored Mrs Walter Ferrier of Middle Avenue as she leaves the city. Mrs D W Seward of Broad Street won a prize after four tables of Five Hundred at the Midle Avenue home. The rooms were well decorated and a Gainty luncheon followed.
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John A. Nestor
Midle Avenue
Walter .Ferrier
Middle Avenue
D. W. Seward
Broad Street
Bride-to-be Barbara Wick Feted in Local Parties
Lavish events honor Miss Barbara Wick of West Avenue before her marriage. A picnic at Mrs. A. L. Stark's beach home preceded a luncheon at the Mayfield Club in Cleveland hosted by Mrs. Jack Picard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Wick
West Avenue
Max Suppes
A. L. Stark
Barbara
Jack Picard
Mayfield Club
Cleveland
Federation to Meet for Supper
The Federation of the W C A will hold a regular meeting in the gymnasium on Tuesday evening with supper at six o'clock. Registration should be made through the office. Delegates who attended the conference at Oxford will give an account of their procedures, and a swell is expected in registrations.
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Federation of the
Oxford
Mrs Nestod Hosts Five Hundred Party For Miss Shedd
Misses Lucille and Ethel Nestod entertained at their Middle Avenue home Friday evening in honor of Miss Mary Shedd of Detroit and guest Miss Christine Boylan. Miss Geraldine Denoven of Conneaut attended. Several games of five hundred were played with Miss Ernestine Kaiser earning the high score. Music and a luncheon followed, concluding a charming event.
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Lucille
Ethel Nestod
Middle Avenue
Mary Shedd
Detroit
Christine Boylan
Gerladine Denoven
Conneaut
Ernestine Kaiser
Knights of St John Ladies Auxiliary Meeting Preview
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Knights of St John will hold a regular meeting tomorrow evening in the X of C Hall. After the meeting a pleasant social time with cards and other activities will follow, weather permitting. Refreshments will be served at the close. All members are urged to attend.
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Knights OF ST. John
Auvillary
X. of C. Hall
St Johns Youngs Ladies to Picnic at View Park
The St Johns Youngs Ladies plan a Tuesday meeting in picnic form at View Park. All members are expected to attend and enjoy dinner and a social time afterward.
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St. Johns Youngs Ladies
Evening Club Meetings and Fraternal Gatherings Listed
Today and tonight schedule shows the Five Hundred Club meeting with Mrs. G. C. W. Baker on Harricon street. Triangle Club confers degrees at t.orain. Brotherhood of American Yeomen in IO. OF. Hall. Knights of Columbus in K. of C. Hall. King Solomon's Lodge F and A M in Masonic Hall. Sons of St George in G A R Dey at 7.30 p m. Ladies auxiliary of American Legion in Legion rooms. Reception 21 Y. W. C. A. for Mrs. Clara Willard.
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Five Hundred Club
GC. W. Baker
Harricon Street
Triangle Club
T.orain
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
O. F
Knights of Columbus
C. Hall
King Solomon's Lodge
A. M
Masonic Hall
Sons of St. George
G. A
Disciple Notes and Missionary Events Include Silver Tea
The Middle Division of the W Cc T UL meets at Mrs Lyman's home on Broad Street Tuesday afternoon with a prepared program. July August prayer meetings are canceled. The Women's Missionary Society hosts a Silver Tea at Mrs Purner's on East Avenue Friday noon to four. Mrs E H Richards returns from Africa to speak with curios and solos. All are welcome. Year ends with a church social Wednesday at 7 45. Treasurers balance books and collect pledges for remittance.
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The
Missionary Society
Bis
Attorney Ingersoll to be brought home after operation
The article lists numerous social notices with residents visiting, traveling, or hosting in nearby towns. Highlights include attorney Henry W. Ingersoll returning home from a Lake side hospital after a serious but successful operation and various locals attending church conferences, reunions, or spending weekends in Michigan and other states.
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Henry W. Ingersoll
Lakeside Hospital
Elyria Delegates Attend State Christian Endeavor Meet
Fourteen Elyria delegates returned from the State Christian Endeavor Convention in Dayton with participants listed including Mable Gaston Evan Dehnney Hugh Gray Herbert Gill Tempa Reisinger Waldon Maud Eleanor Davies Eleanor Loffler George Houserman Margaret Snyder Marcilene Ket chum Harold Schwind Bradford Stetson Walter Horton. They were present at weddings and visits in Butler New Jersey and Lake Geneva Wisecon sin during the trip.
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Elyria
Christian Endeavor
Dayton
Mable Gaston
Evan Dehnney
Hugh Gray
Herbert Gill
Tempa Reisinger
Waldon Maud
E Eleanor Davies
Eleanor Loffler
George Houserman
Margaret Snyder
Marcilene Ketchum
Harold Schwind
Bradford Stetson
Walter Horton
Erika Morini Debuts in America at Fifteen
The celebrated Erika Morini arrives in America at age fifteen and dazzles with a Carnegie Hall debut under Artur Bodanzky. She follows with four recitals in twenty four days, often with her sister Alice Morini on piano. Her Guadagnini violin, loaned by Hy Godfrey Turner, is used on tour. Victor records has signed her for exclusive future releases. Morini’s first recording, Wieniawski Waltz Caprice, issued June 1, 1921.
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Erika Morini
America
New York
Carnegie Hall
Artur Bodansky
Miss Morini
Alice Morini
Maud Powell
Hy Godfrey Turner
Guadagnini
Erika “Morini
Turner
Miss Powell
Victor Talking Machine Company
Camden
N. J
Martinelli
Bart
Kreisler
Heifetz
Elman
Wieniawski
Stone Cutters At Amherst Return to Work
Amherst reports stone cutters who had struck for union wages of 11 and one half cents per hour returned to work last week. The local union formed to absorb principals of the international body and will keep the men on the scale appropriate to stone cutters while including most of the national constitution.
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Amherst
International Stone Cutters Union
International Organization
Fire Works Sale Opens for Second Season in Amherst
Amherst reports the sale of fireworks began today for the second season. Dealers, who stocked up by June, are selling quickly, prompting noise and calls for quiet. Residents urged to use fireworks safely and consider others’ rights.
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Amherst
Amherst School Board Holds Meeting Swears In New Members
Amherst township school board met Friday evening to conduct routine business. E. W. Stang and Ward Tolhurst were present for the first time and sworn into office.
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Amherst
E. W. Stang
Ward Tolhurst
Baseball Game Postponed After Clippers Forfeit
Amherst reports a baseball game postponed due to the Clippers forfeit. Officials noted the forfeit affected the schedule and the result cannot be recorded as a standard contest.
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Clippers
Amherst
Car Troubles and Family Tension at the Apple Orchard
In a chaotic scene a car stalls after Dicky helps the mother-in-law into the vehicle. The narrator struggles with the battery and water, then reflects on past women and an apple orchard setting. Dicky attempts fixes while Mrs. Graham's crusty demeanor clashes with hopeful planning at the old place. The drive ends with the narrator and Dicky escorting Mrs. Graham inside.
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Ike
Imlaw
Dicky
Ray Haribor
Tarra
Graham
Jeet
Rose
Delaw
Jnvesder Lovellhems
Richart
Local Practice Matches Ended as Visitors Fail to Appear
A scheduled game between the Clipaper A. C. of Lorain and Amherst A. C. was called off after Amherst failed to show. A separate practice game saw Parkers vs A. C.s with the A. C.s prevailing R-2.
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Clipaper A. C
Lorain
Amherst A. C
Parkers
A. C.s
Local Health and Social Notes From Amherst Area
Mrs Marshall discharged from hospital yesterday. Miss Mayme Cameron visits Western Reserve University training program. Mr and Mrs Harry Leuszler visit Cleveland. Mrs Harold Fenton and baby discharged Sunday. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Philip Braun Sunday. Mrs L W Leuszler of Brownhelm in Baltimore Ohio after death of relative. Mr and Mrs C D Worcester entertained Elyria friends yesterday. Chas Edwards discharged from hospital Friday after several weeks illness. Chas Yaerer of Cleveland Avenue to Buffalo for extended visit. Albert Smith of Cleveland visiting family. Mabel Walker leaves for extended east visit.
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Amherst
Marshall
Mayme Cameron
Western Reserve University
A. Cameron
Harry Leuszler
Cleveland
Harold Fenton
Philip Braun
L. W. Leuszler
Brownhelm
Baltimore
Ohio
Odd Bits From the Nation Stir Wide News
A collage of brief items reports on a Minneapolis Lutheran college lift in a ban, wives desertion penalties, New York store detectives, Lydia Spofford and silver heirlooms, a Kentucky baby crib telephone trick, Irish twins in Dublin, flood flood relief by telephone operators, Detroit woman with the smallest normal foot, and other scattered notes reflecting varied American life.
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Mimmeapolis
Dupe
Sussburs Seminary
Imetitulion
Minneapolis
United States
New York
Lydia Spofford
Lewiston
Kentucky
Central
Dublin
Reblo
Central Exchange
W. T. Hinzman
Detroit
Travel notes tease Niagara Falls and fringe stops
Joseph Audit spent the weekend visiting Amherst friends. Miss Mildred Day of Elyria spent the weekend in Brownhelm. The itinerary highlights include Niagara Falls and New York City along with other points of interest.
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Niagara
Falls
New York City
Joseph Audit
Amherst
Mildred Day
Elyria
Brownhelm
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F. A Smythe
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Sandusky
Frank Beal
West River Street
Emil Calman
Edwin
Stanford Avenue
Will Humaburg, Mich
N H. Balcomb
Kenyon Avenue
Walter C_ Kelsey
East Avenue
Ann Arbor, Mich
George Benders
J. F. Burke
Washington Avenue
E. E. Henshey
Elk Side Inn
Mich
Rosy Carson
Oberlin
Oo. C. Milliken
Nancy E. Scott
Elmira College
A. D. Ely
West Street
S. W. Henson
Harrison Street
Gambier
Episcopal Church Conference
Junior Todd
Mrs. L. R. Todd
Fifth Street
Chicago
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Rockford, Ill
Ralph Fortune
Doris
Lois
Bary Wne
Cleveland Street
Fred Barn
Bessie and
Hildreth
Oak Harbor
Elvira
A. Kidner
Ce_dar street
G_ Ferrell
Fields Corners
Frank Brown
Adele Brown
Cedar Street
Milo Messmer
Dorothy
Grant Strset
Norwalk
P. F. Loupe
L. B. Hindman
M. Cc. A
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Geneva
Wis
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Lake Geneva
Y. MC. A
C. C. Daily
Butler, New Jersey
J. H Hurst
Sixth St
Isabell Hurst
Gavsteeats Sey Ptema
Clifford” Tolmurst
Tulas
Soren
Derry
Amherst Personals
Gouraud
Orent Jones
Dr. Townsend
Ciena Eters Ik
DR. Kelsey
S Aceiety Bank
Eugene F. Burge
Masonic
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EA. Lewis
West Ave
Fllyria
Cleve
Chase and Sanborn
Premier Pineapple
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Jersey
E Wein
Holcomb’s
Venus
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