Rankin Family Farewell as They Sail for India Assignment
A large gathering at the Methodist Episcopal church honors Prof Rankin and his wife Mrs Rankin as they prepare to sail to Lucknow Christian College India where he becomes Pro Gentor of History. About 150 attendees, with speeches by George Chamberlain and others, present gifts and express support for their service. Mrs Rankin’s missionary parents in India attend in spirit, while music provided by Mrs Marjorie Killoran and companions rounds out the farewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teebert L. Rankin
RL. Rankin
Earl Court
Methodist Episcopal Church
Social Tribute for YWCA Matron Clara Willard
Informal reception honors Mrs. Clara Willard matron of the YWCA as she leaves the local association Friday. Guests included many YWCA girls and board members. rooms were decorated with sweet peas and roses and refreshments served under Mrs. John Faxon’s committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weetal
Clara Willard
Y. WC. A
The
Y. W
John Faxon
Willard
Bat
Tinware Gift Marks Ten Years of Married Life
Workers at Harry H. Smith Co. celebrated the tenth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Harry H. Smith by sending a long rope of tin utensils to their home. The couple, who observe anniversaries quietly, were surprised and pleased by the unusual gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Era
Harry. H. Smith
T Avenue
Harry H. Smith Co
Mr. Ands
Mrs. Smith
Church Play Tonight at Gates School Auditorium
Cast members of the Spell of the Image rehearse in the First Congregational church basement before the 8 oclock performance at Gates School Auditorium. Prologue music by Rev J H Grant and additional numbers by Miss Rena Radachy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gates School
First Congregational Church
J. H. Grant
Rena
Radachy
First’ Congregational Church
St Pauls Notes Circles meet with local hosts
Circle No 4 meets with Mrs F Schroeder at 116 Cornell Ave on Tuesday afternoon. Circle No 2 hosts a tureen dinner Wednesday at Cascade Park at 1230. Circle No 3 gathers with Mrs Ernest Pallas Stop 8 Green Line on Thursday afternoon. Circle No 1 meets Thursday afternoon with Mrs Bourquin at 423 Third Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle. No
Fschroeder
Cornell Avenue
Circle No
Cascade Park
Ernest Pallas
Green
Bourquin
Third Street
Porte Ladies Aid to Meet at Church Basement
The Ladies Aid Society of La Porte will hold its regular meeting in the church basement this Thursday afternoon. Members are asked to bring kitchen and dining room needs discussed at the last meeting. A tureen lunch will be served during the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porte
Kitches
the Ladies Aid Society of
la Porte
Intermediate Endeavor Picnic Lunch At Nell's Beach
The Intermediate Christ ian Endeavor Society of the First Congregational church plans a picnic this Thursday at Nell's Beach. Those attending should take the five o'clock Green Car with others following if possible. Attendees are asked to bring their own lunch. supper will be served as soon as possible to ensure an enjoyable evening. Mr and Mrs C M Blanchard, former Elyria residents, spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Helen Day of Park Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ntermediate
Christian Endeavor Society of the
Nenn’s
MM. Blanchard
Bueyras
Helen Day
Park Avenue
C. M. Blanchard
Elyria
Church of Christ Considers Moving Picture Machines
About 5000 churches in the United States and Canada have installed moving picture machines. The Church of Christ plans a demonstration tomorrow at 7 45 pm showing The Good Samaritan and The Castaway with reports and a social hour to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Church _of Christ
Serenaders Tour Thirteenth Street With Hawaiian Guitar
The moonlight serenaders drew crowds along Thirteenth Street as a touring group led by Harry Stacey rode through at nine o'clock. Walter Roe with a Hawaiian guitar and Stevens on fiddle entertained porch audiences with popular melodies and singing, receiving enthusiastic, continuous applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thirteenth ‘Street
Harry Stacey
Lessurers
Walter Roe
Stevens
Five Hundred Club Hosts Pleasant Afternoon At Harrison Street
Members of the Five Hundred Club fled four tables yesterday afternoon during a regular meeting at Mrs. G. W. Bakers home on Harrison Street. Two tables were on the porch and two inside to enjoy the breeze. A social hour followed the games with refreshments served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Five Hundred
G. W. Baker
Harrison Street
Circle 2 Ladies Aid to Hold Tureen Dinner
Circle No 2 of the St Pauls Ladies Aid will host a tureen dinner tomorrow at 12 54 in Cascade Park. If rain interrupts the outdoor plan the meeting moves to the church parlors. Visitors are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No
The
St. Paul’s Ladies Aid
Cascade Park
Wickes Host Lunch for Groom's Party Arrival
Mr and Mrs Henry Wick of West Arenuc entertain with a luncheon at their home in honor of the groom's party arriving by motor from Detroit this noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wick
West Arenuc
Detroit
Sone of St George Holds Pleasant Monday Meeting
The Sone of St George met in the G A P hall Monday evening despite hot weather. A large attendance enjoyed a splendid meeting with business discussed and a social to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sone of
St.George
G. A. P. Hall
Local residents host weekend visitors and family events
A string of weekend guests and travel plans fills the community scene. Christine Beyland hosts at Furnace, Hal Prebesco visits from Cleveland, and Miss Marion McRoberts undergoes Lake Side hospital treatment. Other notes mention visits from Mrs. Strickler, Olea Efting, and families from La Yons and Mansfield, plus a Lakeside Hospital convalescence for Mrs. Philpott and a Costa Rica trip for Mr Marsh and his children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion. McRoberts
East Avenue
Lake Side Hospital
Hal Prebesco
Cleveland
H. H. Hillier
Thirteenth Street
Lorain County Business Leaders Plan Banquet
On Wednesday evening the district representative of Robert C Pyers company will host a banquet at the Elks where Mayor Jones will participate and open the meeting. Over fifty business and professional men from Lorain county will attend as the organization aims to create capital to lend to high class local business leaders and to place funds on real estate or first mortgages. A. E. Barnes district manager will oversee the event with a luncheon and musical program, and cooperation of all Lorain county banks has been secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Byerson
Robert C. Pyers
the Elks
Jones
Lorain County
Ohio
E. Barnes
Special meeting of Canton Lorain Ladies Auxiliary
A special meeting of the Canton Lorain Ladies Auxiliary is set for Thursday June 30 at 7 40 o clock at the home of Mrs Park Afobil on Broad Street. Urgent business will be discussed and all members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E.kelsey
Jean
Ruth
J. P. Sorenson
Lakeview
Mich
Carrie McQueen
Circle No. 5
M. E. Church
W. C.-Lockard
Harvard Street
Canton Lorain
Mrs Irman Sprague to entertain Ladies Aid at Vincent Church
Mrs Irman Sprague will entertain the Ladies Aid Society of the Vincent church on the afternoon of June 39. Hostess Mrs William Trautwine of South Lorain will assist. Supper will be served and all members are invited to attend.
Clover Leaf Club Ice Cream Social Planned
The Clover Leaf club of West Ridge will host an ice cream social for members and their families at Mrs. Adam Hahn's home on Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clover Leaf Club
West Ridge
Adam Hahn
Today’s Local Organization Events and Meetings
A list of today and tonight gatherings includes The Spell of the Image play by Senior Christian Endeavor at First Congregational church Gates school, Exchange Club luncheon with Chamber of Commerce, Knights of Pythias at G AOR hall, Elks Lodge 465, Rotary luncheon at F M C A, American Legion in Legion rooms, Women's Benefit Association at Wursthall 7 30 pm, Oda Pelions lodge No 103 Co O F H, East Side W T A with Mrs Henry Heinrich, Circle 4 St Pauls Ladies Aid at Comel avenue, Ladies Auxiliary Knights of St John at Ki C Ball Frenic Riverview park, St Johns Young Ladies Riverview, Middle Division W C T U with Mrs Moses Lyman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational ‘Church
Gates School
Mrs Lloyd Crandall Returns From Monthlong Pittsburgh Visit
Mrs Lloyd Crandall of No West Avenue returned home after a month's visit with her sister Mrs J Hy Shock of Pittsburgh Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd
Crandall
No. West. Avenue
J. Hy. Shock
Pittsburgh
City and Suburban Vegetable Protection Plan
Gardening notes describe protecting crops from cucumber beetles by covering plants with small wooden frames stretched with mosquito netting. The city area promotes vegetable growing and pest management for home gardens.
Cucumber Beetle Fight With Slaked Time Sheltering Plants
The report notes slaked time as extra protection for small plants against cucumber beetles. It lists varieties amended as White Spine, Daris Perfect, and Emerald for cultivation.
Planting Guide for Early Crops in Home Hotbeds
Begin seeds in a hotbed or indoor box about two months before outdoor planting. Do not set in the field until all danger of frost is past and soil is warm. Space plants 18 to 24 inches apart in rows three feet apart, and practice clean shallow cultivation to promote rapid growth.
Eastport Elects First Woman School Superintendent
Inland newspaper notes Eastport Maine as the farthest east town electing its first woman school superintendent. It highlights seven women elected to fill every office in a South Florida association meeting and mentions various brief items on women in arts science and society, including Nazimova considering a return to stage plays with an all female cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastport
Maine
United States
South
Florida” Press Association
Notable Women Figures and Wartime Waste Reduction Mentioned
The piece notes Lady Byng as a patron author, praises mountaineer Fanny Bullock Workman and her Himalayan feats, cites Dr Ma Saw Se as the Burman first college graduate leading Rangoon's maternity hospital, and observes postwar garbage reductions in several cities. It also mentions Queen Alexandra's long diary tradition and describes her small satin-bound books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanny Bullock-Workman
Ma Saw Se
Lady Dufferin Maternity Hospital
Rangoon
Alexandra
Proper shade for livestock and community picnics urged
Short article emphasizes providing shade for live stock during hot days and suggests a temporary shade solution if needed. It promotes neighborliness through farmers and community picnics and urges planning to attend the next event. The note also advises haying preparations and maintenance tasks for equipment.
Injured Worker Claims 25 000 Damages in 1913 Incident
An early 20th century report states Andy, involved in fitting chains on an automobile, was injured in November 1913. He alleges Henry, who had the chains, caused the damage and seeks 25 000 dollars in damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy
Otherwine
Henry
Treasurer Baker Upgrades Court House Office Furniture
The county treasurer Baker upgrades the office with a new oak desk and two articles of furniture. The old pieces, long used and now obsolete, are replaced to modernize the treasurer's department at the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker's
Court House
Baker
Wellington United Sales Day kicks off monthly event
Wellington merchants report strong turnout as the first in a series of united sales took place on Monday. Each month a Wellington United Sales Day will feature two articles per merchant at special reduced rates, with broad patronage noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwellington
United
Wellington
Wellington Defeats Homer A G 7 to 2 in Heat
Wellington won 7 to 2 over Homer A G in a well played game. Bea ver pitched for Wellington as spectators braved intense heat to watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Homer
Homer A. G
Beaver
Penfield High School Play Postponed By Bereavement
Penfield High School resumes annual senior play The Little Clodhopper after a postponement due to a parent’s death. The three act comedy will be staged Wednesday evening at Society Hall with expectations of a large crowd as students showcase their hard work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Penfield
Society Hall
Wellington Locals Share Weekend Visitation News
Mr and Mrs A Baker and son Russell hosted Mr and Mrs C Ao Wine of Amherst on Sunday. Miss Georgia Andrews of Cleveland visited Wellington over the weekend. Grover Withrow expects his brother and his brother’s bride from Oklahoma City to arrive soon for a visit in Wellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
A- Baker
Russell
C. Ao Wine
Amherst
Frank Curtice
Georgia Andrews
Cleveland
Grover Withrow
Oklahoma City
Garden Hints for Cucumbers From Soil to Harvest
Cucumbers require rich soil and manure under rows or hills. Plant after frost risk ends. hot beds speed early yields. Main crop uses seeded rows or hill planting with spacing and thinning. frequent shallow cultivation keeps weeds down. Do not let fruit ripen late. maintain plant health through harvest.
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St. Paul’s
Church OF Christ TO Tay Picture Machine
Serenaders
SONS._OF
Association of the Maccabees
D. Ars Oh
Three
Christine
Beyland
Furnace
Snd
Fred. Ott
Garven Avenue
Vermilion
R. Strickler
Fifth Street
E-B.baffinston
Lakewood
Johnn Driscoll
Hommer Street
Michigan
John
Olea Efting
Mansfield
H. P. Garres
Blain Street
L. J. Sweet
la Yons
Wr Sweet
L. B. Sweet
East Fifth Street
Jane Philpott
Lakeside Hospital
Henry Beckis
Fred Beck
Medina
Helen Murphy
Sapulpa
Oaklahoma
Elizabeth Miller
M.marsh
A. P. Marsh
Helen
George
Costa Rica
Joseph
Milan
Exchange Club
Chamber of Commerce
Knights of
Pythias
G. Aor
Hall
Elks’ Lodge
Elks’ Hall
Rotary Club
American Legion
Legion Rooms
Women’s Benefit Association of the
Mac@bees
Wursthall
Oda Pelions’ Lodge No
Ind Co. O. F. Hail
Cardelud
Frank Beal
West River
East Side
T. A
Henry Heinrich
Easter Height
Boulevard
St. Pauls
F. Schroeder
Comel Avenue
Ladies Auxiliary
Knights of St. John
C. Ball
Frenic
St. Johns
Moses Lyman
West Broad Street
Wah Seta
Boston
Liva Gay
Marguerite —Sherar
Mme
Nazimova
Longchamps
London
John Ellis
Manchester
England
Winifred Whiteside
Royal Society of Miniature Painters
Annie J. Cannon
Harvard ‘Astronomical Observatory
Groningen University
Holland
Canton
Ase
Harvera Om
Monuibentes
Lady Byng
Dolls
Edgar Campbell
Clerk
Marion Barton
Lorain
Eatherben
Lewis
Tell
Forbes
Carpenter
Cleveland Sade “Williams
Steyter
Lawygne
Ageet.and “Cleanser
Ste. Aalbe BF
Aah
Terie Etoc
Tobux
Ait West Ave
Penfield High School
Georgette
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