Couple Observe 56th Wedding Anniversary on Elyria Visit
Mr and Mrs William Heuer of Hoytaville celebrate their fifty sixth wedding anniversary as guests of Mr and Mrs J C Bins in Middle Avenue Lorain They recall the history of Black River Charleston and Lorain from their youth and plan to visit relatives in Lorain today Heuer is 77 and his wife 75.
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Ouple
Elyria
Festerday
William Heuer
Hoytaville
J. C. Bins
Middle Avenue
Bins
Mr. Heuer
Lorata
Black River
Charleston
Hoyteville
Gro Melody Singers Offer Fine Concert at MLE Church
Negro Melody Singers led by Gardner Bartlett gave a gram last evening at Second Hodiat Church. The program featured plantation songs and solos with chorus numbers and ended with America sung by all. The church was filled to capacity and the group drew applause for its quality and potential.
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GRO Melody Singers
Mle Ghurgh
Gardner-Bartlett
Secondhodiat Church
Yria
Iwery
Eve
Rodney
Fred Portersie Land
Wen Ena
Lling Stones
Edward Hill
William Thomas
Madame Bartlett
America
Ail Prest
Elyria Rotary Luncheon Hears Civic Improvement Talk
Tuesday luncheon by the Elyria Rotary Club featured Better Business committee chair L B Fauver outlining city service needs and improvement plans. L Garford praised community effort and urged renewed citizen unity. illness kept F A Smythe from speaking. next meeting led by Ralph Books Fay will cover an International Rotary convention.
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Better Business Committee
L. B. Fauver
Fauver
Elvic
Elyria
Chamber of Commerce
L. Garford
Hele
F. A. Smythe Ora
Ohe
Ralphooks Fay
Rotary Avention
St. Louis
Circle 3 Mother's Meeting at St. Paul's Evangelical
About ninety ladies attended the Circle 3 maternal gathering at St. Paul’s arch parlors with Mrs. Caroline Wocken as luncheon chair. Guests paid a penny per year of their age, twelve tables were decoratively staged, and programs featured solos, a moving picture satire tea, and tributes from Rev. Bourquin.
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T. Paul
Circle 3
St. Paul's Evangelical Arch
Caroline Wockensz
Ja. Bradiguem
Me Fiday
Henry Ygelsong
Albert Fala
Stuntz
lHam Kreig
Arthur Iscox
Ernest Pals
A. W. Peters
Stober
Albert Worckenfuss
Charlies Beck
MEETINGS AND WEDDING NEWS IN LOCAL SOCIETY
The General Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church will hold a 2 15 PM Thursday meeting at the parsonage with a reception and social hour to follow. RUSSELL M. ADAMS TO WED LAKEWOOD GIRL announces the marriage tomorrow of Russell M. Adams and Geraldine M. Powers at the Powers grandparents home in Beres.
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General Ladies Aid Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Russell M. Adams
Lakewood
H. T. Underhill
Oxford Street
Geraldine M._ Powers
Exchange Club Hearings on Legislation By Frank Stetson
Frank Stetson spoke at a regular Exchange Club meeting on the dangers of excessive lawmaking. He urged a five year legislative hiatus and an index to current laws to advance the state’s lawmaking and treasury. George Tattersall reviewed six months of club work and passed leadership to C. N. Terrell.
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Exchange Club Yeaterday
Frank Stetson
State House of Re
Stetson
George Tattersall
LaPorte W C T U Holds All Day Meeting
The LaPorte W C T U held an all day institute at Mrs C H Pitkins home on Grafton road. Papers on temperance were read, Rev Edwin L Kirby and Mrs Kirby spoke, a musical program was enjoyed, and a church meeting to wrap the year was announced. Everyone is welcome to attend.
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Laporte W. C. T. U
Homs
C. H. Pitkins
Grafton Road
Edwin L. Kirby
Frances Lemon Honored On Eleventh Birthday
Mrs. C. B. Lemon entertained eighteen young girls on Ninth street for Frances Lemon’s eleventh birthday. The pink themed decorations featured contests with prizes won by Thelma Helfrich Mary Bush and Marguerite Cook. A luncheon was served with help from Miss Eleanor Murray as Frances received many gifts.
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Frances Lemon
C. B. Lemon
Ninth Street
Frances
Thelma Helfrich
Mary Bush
Marguerite Cook
Flyrna WCTU Hosts Reception for T I Contestants
The Flyrna WCTU held a reception at the Methodist church for eight T I contestants. Mrs. Strickler chaired the program opening with devotionals by F Burk and a prayer by Judge A L Webber. Mrs Nellie Gregory, Mrs Fred Brashaw and others participated as speakers and performers.
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Methodist Church
Strickler
F. Burk
Mra. J
A. L. Webber
Nellie Gregory Aanga
Fred Brashaw
Solora
Summer customs in pastel shades on prize day
Winners from high, sixth, seventh and eighth grades received checks of three and two dollars as part of a celebration. A West Side ladies quartet performed with Mrs. Lovejoy at the piano. Second prize essays were read by students from Jr Sr years and various grades. The program closed with solos by Mrs. Gregory and Miss Lydia Biddell.
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West Side
Séymour
Kennedy
Brashaw
Gregory
Lovejoy
Josephine Wilcox
Jr. Sr
Helen Miller
Mao Pollack
Mary Surdeck
Mrs. Gregory
Lydia Biddell
Local residents travel to conventions and visits
Mr F M Shelton left yesterday to attend the fourteenth annual convention of the Ohio State Teachers Association at Cedar Point. Mr and Mrs R P Vaughn Mr and Mrs J J Vaughn Mr and Mrs Louis Welton and Miss Nellie Lewis depart today for the convention. Cariton Bates heads to Union City Pa to visit friends. Mrs George Rimbach leaves for Cleveland for an indefinite stay. Dr and Mrs Williams and Mr and Mrs W R Kemper go on a motor trip to New York. Thomas Beck spends days with Lorain friends. Miss Margaret Taylor returns home to Lorain after visiting locals. Mr and Mrs J T Wells and daughters spent Monday.
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F. M. Shelton
Ohio State Teachers Association
Cedar Point
R. P. Vaughn
J. J. Vaughn
Louis Welton
Nellie Lewis
Cariton Bates
Shest
Union City
George Rimbach
Cleveland
Williams
W. R. Kemper
New York
Thomas Beck
Lorain
Margaret Taylor
Oberlin A Avenue
J. T. Wells
Breakfast to dinner menu and early 1900s kitchen tips
The article lists meals from breakfast with orange and eggs to dinner of veal chops and sides, followed by TODAY'S RECIPES for Creose Soup, Spanish Veal Chops, and Orange Jelly. It also offers kitchen hacks like Handy Clothes Pin Bag and Fuel Economy tips for gas stoves and oven use.
Local News Briefs Highlight Social Visits and Travel
Sunday guests from Berlin Heights and Cleveland visited Elyria families including the Grimes, Jenkins, Puls, and Keller households. Several residents traveled to New York and Europe on upcoming sailings while others returned from travels on the Great Lakes. Attendees at funerals and a Rocky Mountain trip among Columbia Wisconsin students are noted along with local high school students earning praise.
Free Gregg Shorthand Lesson Offered to 100 People
A notice states a large supply of THE FIRST LESSON IN GREGG SHORTHAND is available free to any teacher or high school student. One hundred persons are invited to obtain the free instruction and criticism by mail or phone.
Freshman English Prize Shared by Graduating Class
Four of eighty freshmen had their names announced as honorary pupils at commencement. A yearly prize of 35 dollars is awarded to the top English department student, and this prize was split between Albert Champiey and another student with equal grades.
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You College
Albert Champiey
Youthful artist seeks applause at refined magazine reading
The young stor had just learned a new magazine and eagerly sought applause. The text notes the magazine has pale gray covers and uncut pages, described as a highbrow publication.
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É Stor
le Weekly
Optimist moves into odor plagued suburb
A new suburban resident brims with optimism about his home despite nasal evidence of nearby industries. He jokes with his wife that the location has advantages, noting a gas works glue factory and a piggery nearby, and quips they won’t need a weather vane to tell wind direction.
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Boston Transcript
Local Social Roundup and Household News
June 27 reports Mrs. Moe living with her daughter Mrs. Robert Blaine. Bert Wise and family of Ely Tia visited Mr. and Mrs. BE Thompson with their radio. A. J. Hulse entertained friends from Lakewood and Warren Sunday. Kerns returned to reside here. Miss Hazel Watson went to Cleveland for tonsil surgery. George Brokaw bought a new truck. Ella Bainbridge attended Lucile Bowers wedding in Elyria. Arthur Robinson and son of Ely-
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Ella Bainbridge
Lucile Bowers
Elyria
Arthur Robinson
Ely
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