Local social notes list weekend visitors and guests
The column records a sequence of Sunday and weekend visits by residents and guests. Names include Miss Creed, Prof. Jones, Gustav Mallish, Mason and family, A W Mason, George Decker, John Ye, Mr and Mrs Adam Hahn, Merle Penfound and family, Harry Brown and wife, Mrs Etta Brown, Theodore Grills, Fred Schramm, H L Minium, Irwin Eldred family, Gustave Pallas, Albertina Pallas, Laura Wade and daughters Helen and Mabel, Miss Helen Cox, Frank Pallas, Gilbert Wilford, and Roland Pember with travel notes to Lorain Elyria Ashta Sula and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Jones
California
Mise Crete
Oberlin Road
Miss
Gustav Mallish
Greenville, Mich
Mason
Lor
A. W. Mason
George Decker
John Ye
Amherst
Adam Hahn
Merle Penfound
Harry Brown
Cleveland
Etta Brown
Theodore Grills
Lorain
Fred Schramm
Schramm Road
Ollie Minnick
H. L. Minium
Meadville
Penn
Irwin Eldred
Famly
Gustave Pallas
Elyria
Albertina Pallas
Laura Wade
Helen
Mabel
Oberlin
Helen Cox
J. H. Penfounds
Frank Pallas
Gilbert Wilford
Ashta
Lilian Eldred
Miriam Lauer
Jean Wagner
Eldred
Lauer
B. O Pope
H. Drusendahl
Harry Lauer
Henry Pallas
Ed Pember
Handke
J. H. Penfound
Persis Squire
Susan Hinman
W C Porter
Robert Mason
Beile Babcock
Porter
Edna Krispel
Helen Hahn
Carl Hunger
Memorial Hospital
Harvey Brown
Maurice
Clarence
Ely
Tia
Stanley
Evenange
Ypsilanti Log Cabin Restored for Centennial
A 75 year old log cabin found near Ypsilanti by the Kiwani club was bought, torn down, and rebuilt in the city as part of the centennial celebration. The article also lists community visits, W T U meeting notes, members attending, and local residents dropping by or hosting relatives over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ypsilanti
Cohen
Local social notes and meetings in Henrietta area
Mrs Anna Buchs consulted Dr Kreider in Monroeville about eye trouble. Mrs Chester Kern attended a Missionary convention in Youngstown. Mrs Roy Angersbach and daughters joined Mr and Mrs Charles Bechtel of Brownhelm for a Wooster trip. Epworth League officers elected: Amelia Bauman president, E O Portman first VP, B F Bauman second VP, A P Reusser third VP, Leonard Buchs fourth VP, Paul Meyer secretary, H Emmerch treasurer. C Canning Club picnic postponed to Thursday July 5. Grange met Wednesday evening. Nearby residents visited Oberlin Tuesday. Rev Kern hosted Mr and Mrs Harry Stoody from Carey for weekend guests. Carl Reusser ill with tonsillitis. Irvin Bauman ill with rheumatism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta
Anna Buchs
Monroeville
Kreider
Chester Kern
Youngstown
Roy Angersbach
Elizabeth
Ruth
Charles Bechtel
Brownhelm
Wooster
Epworth League
M. E
Amelia Bauman
E O Portman
B F Bauman
A P Reusser
Leonard Buchs
Paul Meyer
H Emmerch
Buchs
Meyers
C C Canning Club
Grange
Oberlin
Kern
Harry Stoody
Carey
Ohio
Carl Reusser
Irvin Bauman
Community Calendar Notes July First Activities
The text details upcoming events including Amherst District Sunday school convention at South Amherst Methodist Church on July first with Rev. Kern Rev. Jauch and various speakers. A Dorcas Bible program at Mrs. A J Portman home Friday. Methodist Sunday school Children’s day program planned for July first morning. Local families hosting guests and home redecorating mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sow
Bright
Herman Portman
O'Donnell
Elyria
Beam
Cleveland
Peabody
Oberlin
Jnc
Jauch
Kirby
F. J. Bowman
Eastman
Tadbert
Amherst
A. J. Portman
June Yousgian
Twylea Weideman
Methodist Sunday School
Meitze
Korain
Howard Dawdon
Roy Angesbach
Sixty Cents an Hour at Theatres Grand
A pleasing comedy drama centers on a stout man earning a slim salary who hires a car to woo the bark president's daughter. The fat hero embarks on a string of lighthearted adventures that keep the mood buoyant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yomie Sr
TIZ Foot Bath Ad Promises Quick Foot Pain Relief
An advertising block extols TIZ foot bath for aching feet with relief from corns bunions and calluses. It claims instant comfort and that poisonous exudations are drawn out, urging readers to buy a box for a few cents at drug or department stores. The copy uses lively claims to evoke joy and comfort after use.
COLONIAL DREAMLAND THEATERS SHOW NEW PICTURES
A cinema listing notes The Ninety and Nine at the Colonial with forest incidents and other weeks pictures including a comedy. DREAMLAND presents Were Off racing film and two reel comedy The Mummy plus a new series of world pictures. A boy cyclist Copper 14 was killed and William Shirley injured in a crash near a hill. Harry Poley shined shoes and lost 1500 in a clever theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colon
World’s Pictures
Copper
William Shirley
Shirley
Ley
Harry
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Sherman
Rupert Mason
Edna Knispel
Chas. Knispel
Wingard
Clark Pearson
Jack
Mitz
Wallace Partch
Chicago
Lacey Miller
Emma Barbknecht
Abbey Road
Fred Lottman
Roy Handke
Hill
Pope Rollcall
Oberl
Nhoich
Margaret Pallas
ST I
Chas. Reddrop
Cleve
Helen Dt Lakewood
J. H Penfound
Wm. Wegner
Brownhekn
Edna
United States
USCO
Colewan & Burnett Gerald
V. Hollis
G. M. Marsh & Son
LA Grange Garage
Burl L. Martin
Elyria, Ohio
la Grange, Ohio
No. Eaton, Ohio
Grand Theatre
Georgeple
Mar
Toledo—' Theatre
Wanda
Hawley
Broadway
Christie
Neal Burns
Walter Hiers
Edison
Geo. A. Clark Co
Broad Street
Ceena
U.S. Tires
Newark
Roynee
Bootblack
Harry Po
Lorain County Mortgage & Title Go
Turner Block
Ana Ras Ora Ae
Post Toasties
Costum Cereal CO
IK Smitle Creek