General Aid Society of First Methodist meets in biannual reorg
The Society gathered about a hundred at the quarterly meeting of the General Aid Society of the First Methodist Church. Mrs. Fritz Rudin led devotions, circles reported finances and attendance, and Circle No. 5 earned top honors. Officer ballots chose Mrs. Peter Chabanoff as president and other posts filled including first vice president Mrs. B. H. Stone. Dr. E. J. Bond praised past work, groups restructured into Circles for next year, and temporary chairs were named. Earlier, President Snowden hosted an executive board gathering at her Tenth Street home, presenting a breakfast set to the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Stone
R. W. Stargell
John Miller
John Gray
W. C. Snowden
Burton Oblemacher
T.C. Whitmore
E. J. Bond
Snowden
Sister Dorothy O Connor Honored At Spinister Dinner And Bridge
Mrs Paul Becker and Miss Mary O Connor entertained Dorothy O Connor with a spinister dinner and bridge at Grafton home. Guests from Lorain Cleveland North Ridgeville and Grafton attended. O Connor will marry Hilary Nunnink next Saturday morning in Grafton. Prize awards included Marce Diedrich first in bridge and Mary Dambauch high bunco with O Connor receiving a guest prize. Elima Masonic Chorus trustees elected for next year with Glen Baxter president Howard Golfmar secretary Willard N Stoney treasurer William D Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Becker
Mary O'Connor
Dorothy O'Connor
Grafton
Bunco
Bridge
Marce Diedrich
Geraldine Donahue
Mary Dambaush
Ralph Schmitz
Miss O'Connor
Hilary Nunnink
Lorain
Cleveland
North Ridgeville
Elima Masonic Chorus
Glen Baxter
Howard Golfmar
Willard N. Stoney
William D. Taylor
Marshall Chapter Hosts Distinguished Guests Dinner Event
Marshall Chapter Xo pat R. A. M. served a dinner to about one hundred men attended by guests from Cleveland and the High Priests Association. Paul G. Lutz, Irvin Stafford, and Willard Francis spoke as ten candidates were admitted to the Past High Priest Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Chapter
Keen Kutter Club Luncheon on the Lawn
Sixteen members and children of the Keen Kutter club gathered at Mrs. Clara Behnke’s Lake Avenue home for a luncheon on the lawn under shade trees. Devotions by Mrs. Luella Sayles opened the business session, plans were made for a family supper this Friday at Mrs. Behnke’s, and a white elephant sale awarded Miss Wilma Behnke the prize. Readings closed the afternoon. Next meeting in two weeks will be in Cascade. rain backup at Mrs. Darley Pickett’s Garvin Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keen Kutter Club
Clara Benonke
Lake Avenue
Luella Sayles
Matthew
Behnke
Wilma Behnke
Auxiliary to Lone of One jon Veterans Meeting Highlights
One Auxiliary to Lone of One jon Veterans convened at Woodman Hall to drape the charter for the late Mrs Lizabeth Peabody of New Oberlin. Mrs H F Claycomb presided. Regular meetings run July to September will be outdoor at SHITE with picnics starting July 14. Mrs Frank Hitsman, Mrs Jeanette Arnold, Mrs Florence Holcomb and Mrs Delia Lutz named as arrangements committee as Sons of Orton Veterans plan to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodman Hall
Orton
Auathary
Tri Fi Club Holds Green Dinner in Amherst
Members gathered at Mrs Genie Parker s Amherst home for a green dinner, awarded prizes to Mrs Mattie Kalb Miss Tillie Kappler and Mrs Eleanor McCoy. The group planned a future meeting with Mrs Eleanor McCoy and a tureen at Mrs George Boorn s LaPorte on August 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genie Parker
Amherst
Mattie Kalb
Tillie Kappler
Eleanor McCoy
Bellefield Avenue
Methodist Circle No
Be.shubert
V. Beazell
Sarah Yoder
H. P. Bembower
George Boorn
LaPorte
Evening club meetings and gatherings across town
Busy social calendar with Happy Pinochle and Hi Lo Bridge clubs meeting, Pythian Sisters and Altay Guild events at St Andrews, Be The Young Ladies Sodality in Holy Cross church, and a St. Louis guest hosted by Mrs. Paxson. Amateur program highlights include Miss Bor ski winning a prize. upcoming July meeting noted. Seventeen guests attended a Women’s Club event with_bridge prizes and a July wedding planned. DeMolay Aluminum steak fry and dance outings followed by dinner and officer elections. Daisy Seamstress Club held a sewing session with hostesses planned for next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Pinochle Club
Julia Hult
Bethel Shrine
Supreme Officers
Hi Lo
Dana Morris
Blaine Street
Pythian Sisters
Altay Guild
St. Andrew'’s Church
Young Ladies Sodality of the Holy Cross Church
Irene Butkiewicz
Ann Orlowski
Sophie Niezows
Stella Boreski
Lucille Tarnowski
Jane Murkowski
Ida Janowicz
Delores Samut
Miss Boreski
Father L. Budny
P. A. Radican
Elyria Woman's Club
Millicen Santine
Frank Paxson
Helen Buswell
St. Louis
Josephine Harper
Harper
Howard Ohlemacher
Theodore Scheuneman
Hospital Notes and Lodge Socials in Valley City
Hospital admissions list Marie and Margaret Weigel and Marshall Janos with addresses in Valley City and Ohio. Rebekah Lodge hostesses welcomed twenty two members. meeting presided by Caroline Wack due to absent officers. A July picnic planned at Hurons home. separate St Pauls Circle No 2 meeting hosted by D Pelter. plans for Elywoods picnic on July 24 and no July 10 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie
Margaret Weigel
Valley City
Marshall Janos
Fourth Street
Henry Maloney
Woodland
Link
West Avenue
Richard Park Ave
Kate Mastin
Eaer Broad
Japa
Rebekah Lodge
Wiss Caroline Wack
Jehle
Minnie Church
Jeanette Arnold
Cora Bemis
Conclude Year's Work at First Congregational Picnic
A final Circle 1 gathering at First Congregational Church planned a tureen luncheon at Mrs. L. E. Bonsieur’s East avenue yard. Rev. William Muir Auld led a devotional period and read poems. The afternoon featured sociability and a delightful occasion at one o'clock Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle 1
First Congregational Church
L. E. Bonsieur
East Avenue
William Muir Auld
Hostess Laura Smith Leads Friendly Twelve Card Club
Mrs Laura Smith of Haylover Street hosted the Friendly Twelve yesterday. Eleven games of progressive pedia were played with Mrs Smith earning the hostess prize. Airs Clarence Oakley attended. Attending were Mrs William Tong Mrs Helen Smith and Mrs May Diederich of 325 Cambridge who will entertain the club in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Smith
Haylover Street
Smith
Clarence Oakley
William Tong
Helen Smith
May Diederich
Cambridge
Trustees elected at First Methodist church meeting
At a congregational gathering of the First Methodist church last evening three trustees were selected for a three year term. The election followed the mid week prayer service with Dr. R. B. Jackson Henry Heidrich and Frank Hoover named as trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Local notices mention travel and visits across towns
Miss Mabel Williams returns home after taking her sister to New York. Mrs Nel son will stay in Elyria until next week. Lyme Ave Association awards a water color show featuring Chauncey Smythe of Washington Ave. The Steamer Goodtime carried Thomas Buttle, William Bowdler, Arthur Sparks, and David Sparks from Cleveland to Put-in-Bay for a boys choir program led by Paul Beymer. Several residents plan trips to Canada and Ohio towns. Herman Baumer is seriously ill at 3 Water Street. Various visits to Greenwood Camp in Delaware and Elmira, New York are noted along with local family gatherings and upcoming rallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Williams
Sixth Street
New York
F. B. Nelson
Nelson
Elyria
Miss Williams
Lyme Ave
Ohio
J. B. Jones
Joseph Balbeck
Boston
Massachusetts
Joseph Noveshe
Homer Street
Herman Baumer
Water Street
Harold Briggs
Walter Keisler
Delaware
Greenwood
H. N. Dishre
Elmira
Frank Mullin
Dolly Freeman
Canton
C. A. Olsen
Overbrook Road
H. K. Finlay
Denison Avenue
Greenwood Camp
Delores Finley
Kent College
Community Notes Celebrate Dick Roush Seventh Birthday
Eight Days attended a birthday party for Dick Roush at his Bell Avenue home, with guests including Donald Hamilton Harold Robinson Eugene Browne Corwin Barrer Jr Harry Gillmore Edward Malterer and Mark Bauer. The cake had seven candles and Leith gifts were given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Roush
Arthur Roush
Bellavenug
Donald Hamilton
Harold Robinson
Eugene Browne
Corwin Barrer
Harrys Gillmore
Edward Malterer
Mark Bauer
Frater Frank L. Akers Funeral Notice Meeting
Attention Sir Knights at the Asylum 1 30 P M Friday June 28 conduct funeral services at Taylor s Funeral Parlors for the late Frater Frank L Akers Commander Wm E Notler presiding
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights
Frank L. Akers
Taylor’ Funeral
B. Notler
Dames of Malta plan Zenodacia rep and social
Dames of Malta met in I. O. C. F. hall last evening with good attendance. Plans were set to send a representative to Zenodacia and an ice cream social at Maude Geide's home was arranged. Ice cream and cake were served to members and guest Deputy Christiny Warnert of Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dames of Malta
Dames of
Malta
I. 0. C. F. Hall
Zenodacia
Maude Geide
Christiny Warnert
Cleveland
Shrine Session Before Summer Recess At Bethel Shrine
Bethel Shrine holds final session before summer recess this evening with expected guests from Cuesta Cleveland Akron and Mansfield. A program is planned and the meeting will close with a focal hour and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Shrine
Cuesta
Cleveland
Akron
Mansfield
Preparatory Service at United Presbyterian Church
A preparatory communion service is set for tomorrow evening at 7 30 at United Presbyterian Church. Rev Smith, pastor of Bethany Baptist Church, will be the speaker and the church choir will perform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Church
Smith
Bethany Baptist Church
Spanish War Vets Convene in Canton Ohio
Spanish War Veterans and Auxiliary concluded a large convention in Canton Ohio with over eight hundred delegates and more than three hundred visitors. Officers chosen include Walter Patterson as Department Commander and Emma Thompson as Auxiliary President, with Columbus picked for the next gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Ohio
E. E Corn
Ironton
Mary Ross McKay
Avon
Wm. McKinley
Edwin S. Matthias
van Wert
Walter K. Patterson
Cleveland
Chai. Stroeble
Toledo
Dr. Atwell
George Vaughan
Emma Thompson
Louise Gates
Cincinnati
Eva Buchanan
Virginia Southam
Elyria
Hannah Alexander
Ashtabula
Margaret Baughman
Wadsworth
Harvard students start on profitless chain letter
Cambridge Massachusetts Harvard students publish a new on profit chain letter asking for a nickel to cover a telephone call. The letter promises the nickel will transport mules from Jerusalem and warns recipients not to ask for nickels back, urging them to get theirs as others did.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Jerusalem
Cincinnati man granted divorce after self care admission
CINLINSATI Ohio John W Kunker a Cincinnati electrician was granted a divorce after he testified he had to sew buttons on his own clothes and prepare meals for himself and his two children in the recent proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cinlinsati
Ohio
John W. Kunker
Cincinnati
Tulips Grow Patriotically in Ogden Garden
A garden of Josh Morley with 24 varieties among 450 plants yielded a single red white and blue tulip showing patriotism. A Turkish agitator linked to the four wives knitting stockings described high wage labor demand in Palestine after his arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Josh Morley
AID Turk Istanbul
Canada Begins Making Movies in Montreal
Canada enters film production this year under Kenneth Duncan a former Hollywood western star who has started a studio in Montreal with Sydney Fon as lead and Robert Malton directing. The quota film will be released in Britain by Columbia Pictures with two U S actors allowed and most staff Canadians. Duncan plans to star in King's Plate a racetrack thriller as the studio eyes a sustained Canadian film industry likely anchored in Mapreal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Canada
Kenneth Duncan
Duncan
Mistree
Sydney Fon
Robert Malton
Britain
Columbia Pictures Corporation
Wild talk of reform and a new Commune in a waistcoat
A fragment cites Emerson from 1844 describing a restless mood among readers and writers and a person carrying a draft of a proposed Commune in his waistcoat pocket. The quotation hints at reform zeal and a vision of societal change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson
Home made Ice Cream Social at Fields Church
A home made ice cream social is set for Friday evening at Fields Church inviting all to attend. The event aims to gather community members for dessert and fellowship, with friendly outreach at a local gathering spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fields Church
Kerosene Annie Ends Era as Early River Oil Boat
The vessel Kerosene Annie, a pioneer oil burner on the Upper St. Lawrence River, began service in 1908 on the Prescott Ogdensburg Derby route. Now aged and worn, she is being scrapped, marking the end of an era for river transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorel, Que
Upper St. Lawrence River
Prescott-Ogdensburg
Derry
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Howard Stone
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Art O'Hara
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Cinic
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D. Pelter
Circle No. 2
St. Paul's Church
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A. Oswald
Elywoods
M. E. Trustees
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Clark Street
Robert Krajeski
Bernice Kielar
William J. Rogers
Sandusky
Grace M. Turner
Gladys McCullough
Julia Kovach
Keith Rawson
Carol Rawson
Helen Warner
Ruth Meinke
Thelma Goldenberg
Betty Taylor
Richard Meinke
Margene Sage
Lotce Goldenberg
Gwendolyn Irvin
Viola Grugel
Jeanne Wies
Phyllis Rawson
Eastern Heights
Child Conservation League
Glen Rogers
Charles Snoble
Mra A. West
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Little Joe's
Wayne C. Wise
D.S
Lorain, Ohio
Lorain County Savings & Trust
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Mapreal
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Great Britain
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Brown Co
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