Happenings and Society Notes From Local Week
Week by week gatherings appear across town with groups meeting at homes and lodges. The Suns Club meets at the home of Mable Wade while American Yeomen and various orders like King Solomon’s Lodge and Chavalier Lodge gather for events. Public socials include an overnight party at Kirkbride cottage near Sandusky and studio performances on Third Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suns
Benent Bridge
Mable Wade
Miss Rowe
West Avenue
Chapman
Sues of Union Veterans
Chavalier Lodge
Waights
Pythias
King Soloman’s Lodge
A. M
POL. HH
Chab
Kirkbride
Sandusky
Alice Robinson Brances Wirkbride
Lucile Mund
Cini
Ates
Ada Hilliner
Rinevecon Avenue
Aust
Third Street
City prayer service led by Ketcham and Wiseman
Rev. R. T. Ketcham gave the program and Rev. C. F. Wiseman offered the prayer. Several patriotic city organizations joined in the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. Ketcham
C. F. Wiseman
Borglum Proposes Mount Rushmore Centerpiece for Washington Birthday
CGutzon Borglum, sculptor of the Mount Rushmore memorial, proposes making the memorial the focal point of a national celebration for George Washington’s 200th birth anniversary in 1932. The Washington head would be three times the height and width of the Sphinx, the largest head ever carved of a man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid City
Ekene
Geore Washington
Thomas Thatee
Cgutzon Borglum
Mount Rushmore
South Dakota
George Washington
Washington
Burro death sparks rivalry over memorial fund
The death of "Old Prunes," a burro in Fairplay and Alma, Colo., has stirred enmity as each town claims the right to erect a memorial. Both communities have started fundraising to honor the 62-year-old animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairplay
Colo
Airplay
Alma
Patrick-Snyder Wedding At Patrick Home In Lakewood
The marriage of Janet Vermilye Patrick to John Henry Snyder was held at the Patrick home in Lakewood on a May Saturday afternoon with Reverend John H. Grant and Reverend William Muir Auld officiating. Attendants included Miss Cornelia Patrick as maid of honor and Gerald Patrick. A reception for 1745 guests followed, with a quartet directed by Mr. Giles. After June first the newlyweds will reside at 12206 Clifton Boulevard, Lakewood. Janet Patrick is a Skidmore College graduate. John Snyder is a Firestone associate and Franklin Marshall College alumnus. Out of town guests gathered from Boston, Englewood, Fairfield, and Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur L. Patrick
Columbus Street
Janet Vermilye Patrick
John Henry Snyder
H. M. Snyder
Lancaster
Pennsylvania
Patrick Home
John H. Grant
Fairfield
Connecticut
William Muir Auld
Cornelia Patrick
Net Aqua Marine
Gerald Patrick
Snyder
Giles
Clifton Boulevard
Lakewood
Skidmore College
Saratoga Springs
New York
Western Reserve College For Women
Cleveland
Firestone
Franklin Marshall
Virginia Reynolds
Boston
Martha Mmcgervey Ofington
D. C
John Grant
Johnston Dinner Party Hosts Four-Table Bridge Prizes
Mr and Mrs Everett W Johnston of 230 Hamilton Street entertained at a formal dinner Saturday evening with four tables of contract bridge. Prizes were awarded to Maxyxx Suppes F A Smythe Henry Wicks and Mrs R D Perry. The event followed by a quiet social time at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett W. Johnston
Hamilton Street
Maxyxx Suppes
F. A. Smythe
Henry Wicks
R. D. Perry
Epworth League Discusses Worth of a Friend at M E Church
Leonard Fowls led a candid Epworth League session on friendship value at the M E church with the monthly cabinet meeting stating a new cabinet election set for late June. No meeting next Sunday due to Baccalaureate services and Spring Valley week hosts golf, bridge, dinners, dances, and Memorial Day events across several clubs and society groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Fowls
Epworth League
M. E. Church
Elvira Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Tea at Smythe Home
Among this week events is the annual Elvira Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Tea to be held at Mrs. F. A. Smythe's home at 230 Washington Avenue on Wednesday May 28 at 2:30 PM. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvira Memorial Hospital
F. A. Smythe
Washington Avenue
Breen
Nurses to be Graduated June Fifth at Elyrian Memorial
The Ely rian Memorial Hospital School of Nursing will hold commencement on Thursday evening June fifth at eight o clock in Elk's Hall. Diploma presentations followed by dancing conclude the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyrian Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
Elk’s Hall
Sieben Hosts Dinner Honoring 80th Birthday
Mr. and Mrs. William A Sieben entertained Sunday for Henry Siebenlist who turned eighty. Out of town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bracy and daughter Wilma of Columbia Station. Also present were Mr. and Mrs. J I Mathis Miss Fleannn Mathis Masters James Richard and Lewis HMueard Mathis. Gifts included flowers and cresting cards. Vyerie cnd Inriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Siebenlist
Henry Siebenlist
Walter Bracy
Wilma
Columbia Station
Mtv
J. I. Mathis
Fleannn Mathis
James Richard
Lewis Hmueard Mathis
Music, memorials, and society notices from Oberlin event
The Christian Endeavor Society met at Second Congregational with Miss Irene Ernst in charge. William Ludlow spoke on Korean mission work. Miss Alice Wilcox provided music. Two hundred attended the Music Box Fair at the schoolboard on Monday evening. Admitted: Mrs. Jinba Reider, Kavageh, 221 Wooster Avenue. and Chamberlain, 10 Marseille Ave. Discharged: Kane, Phepster, Weert River, Lonnae Ross, Mrs. Reviha Subo, 1d8 West River. Mere, Koepup, Amherst. Peden Mistonish, Stratton, Ohio. Mrs. Henry Tammond, 17100 West Avenue. Mrs. Floyd Gaines, 648 Walnut. Wanda Wheeler, 124 Williams. Ruth Krimble, Dillonville, Oben. Ldond Chamberlain, 130 Maraveiles Ave. Mrs. Fo FL Krugman, former resident, was the guest of honor at a tureen dinner south of Oberlin for her birthday. Twenty-two guests from Cleveland, Norwalk, and Kelyria attended. an afternoon social time and gifts followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society
Second Congregational Church
Irene Ernst
William Ludlow
Alice Wilcox
Ehoard
Mrnday
Jinba Reider
Kavageh
Wooster Surrer
and Chamberlain
Marseille aVe
Nuey George
Reavond
Verdinant
Ohio
Alex Sebastien
West Rives Street
Kane
Phepster
Weert River
Lonnae Ross
Hond Street
Reviha Subo
West River
Mere
Koepup
Amherst
Peden Mistonish
Stratton
Henry Tammond
West Avenue
Floyd Gaines
Walnut
Wanda Wheeler
Fo FL Krugman
Oberlin
Cleveland
Norwalk
Kelyria
Marriage Licenses and Weekend Social Guests
Frank S. Stanislawski a 44 year old farmer and Hettye Fden field 92 both of Grafton appear listed with licenses. Rev Owa jamewski and a set of Oberlin College students are named among weekend guests in S21 Park Avenue. Mrs Mary Clark and Mr Brooks of Akron Onin were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs O C Metcalf on Eastern Heights boulevard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank S. Stanislawski
Grafton
Hettye Fdenfield
Rev
Owajamewski
Aileen Weldner
Alice Clement
Oberlin College
Jimma Whitmore
Lakewood
Josephine Hill
S21
Park Avenu
Mary Clark
Mr Brooks
Akron, Onin
O C. Metcalf
Astern Heights Boulevard
Community notices and club meetings in Cleveland area
Federation hosts supper at the Hedses division meets with McWen. Pentecostal breakfast at Church of Christ at 6:00 AM with speaker Mrs Elizabeth Jackson Stewart of Cleveland. Mugwumps Club hosts Doris Strickler and Josephine Harper. Central Guild dessert bridge at Mrs DeForrest Smiths. Luncheon at Evergreen Country Club. Tip Ton Girl Reserves brunch. Local lodges and ladies societies organize events and meetings including Ladies Aid John and American Legion gatherings.
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C. A
Federation
Hedses
Church of Christ
Elizabeth Jackson Stewart
Cleveland
Mugwumps Club
Doris Strickler
Josephine Harper
Central Guild
DeForrest Smith
Clevelana
Eivrea Country Club
Tip Ton
Oon
Frank S
Ad John
Chail
Woemens
Wurst
American Legion
Srta Lodze
Local Women Groups Hold Meetings Across City
Emmanuel Lutheran Ladies Aid and various women's groups meet in city locations including Mrs. Paul Reinbold residence at 357 Cambridge street and Buckeye Park Airs. Daughters of St Andrews picnic at Cascade Park. Dames of Malta, Senior KY chapter, and American Legion hold Memorial Day wreath efforts with multiple gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Lutheran
City
Paul Reinbold
Cambrids
H. Lo Siorer
Lorleess
Daughters of St. Andrews
Cascade Park
Daughters of
Ivanhoe
Iva Simmons
Ridgeville
Mooseheari Lericn
Neal Gunder
FL. A. Sur
Washington Avenue
V. Hares
Furrace Street
Dames of
Malia
I. O. O. F. Hall
Moose Club
American Legion
Legion
Past Chiefs of Prthian Sisters Meet with Mrs Smith on George Street
The Past Chiefs of the Prthian Sisters meet with Mrs Gertrude Smith on George Street. Various clubs hold gatherings and farewell events. Notable attendees include Mr and Mrs J Gates and family from New York, and Mr and Mrs W N Gates from Cleveland, with out-of-town guests from Cambridge Mass. The YY WOC AL business girl group plans a supper and campfire program. Ohio State Oberlin and other colleges will be represented for councilor rosters guiding camp activities. Mr Cahoon, deputy clerk of courts, and Mrs Cahoon return from a West vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prthian Sisters
Gertrude Smith
George Street
Carliste
Paul Roling
SOP
G. Floms Takensodd
Hag
al Club
Spacer
George Stevens
Pis East Avenue
Tammy
Ian
Kwela
R. OD. Susbee
Cyrus
Starr Faxon
C. S. Jebueen
Wiliam Masterton
Out of Town
J. M. Gates
GM. Gates
New York City
W. N. Gates and Son
Cleveland
Fb.i. Gates
Cambridge, Massadugu
Geomnasium
kFarewell
Friendship High School
Ayminasium
Sapper
Chimp Fss-Siee Ie
Conrge
Appy
Ohio State
Oberlin
Lake Eine
Cleenland Seham
Sunt Club
Mabel Wade
Mee
Charles Cahoon
Seventh Street
Kansas City
Topeka
Leavenworth
Cahoon
Public card party by Ladies Aux Eagles at 1:50
A public card party organized by the Ladies Auxiliary of the Eagles is set for Tuesday at 1 50. The event will be held at Pedro with AON and Bry listed as participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pedro, Aon
Bry
Reverend and Mrs Grant to sail for Europe in June
In this personals column numerous local residents are named with travel and life events. Reverend John Grant and Mrs Grant plan to sail to Europe on June eighteenth for duties as a delegate to the International Council of Congregational Churches in Bournemouth England in July. Other notes mention graduations, visits, weddings, and family travels among Elyria and nearby communities.
Tercentenary Events in Billerica Massachusetts Schedule
The schedule runs from June fourteenth to June seventeenth in Billerica Massachusetts featuring a Historical Pageant Maneuver maus grounds Old Home Day centered around churches Historical Pilgrimages Civic and Patriotic Exercises Town Hall events including Tercentenary Movyfes Colonial Costume Ball and Movies Welleving Noril Billerica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billerica
Massachusetts
Manning Mause
Welleving
Nori Billerica
Memorial Service for Former Pastor Cadmus at First Congregational
Memorial service honored Rev. William E. Cadmus former pastor of the First Congregational Church who died in Berlin on May 3 2000. He served 186y to 1980s guiding church growth music and Bible School work and helped start education and social programs in Elyria with public kindergarten gym classes and civic activities. Messages from Rev. Metcalf Oberlin College and others praised his civic service and support for needy citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoa
First Congregational Church
William E. Cadmus
Berlin
Germany
Cadmus
Bible School
Young People’s
Vy. W.C. A
Oberlin
Mid First National Bank
Carnegie
C Mua
Two Memorial Services Are Well Attended
Memorial Day observances in Biv ing featured two services. The morning service at Capitol Theatre, led by Rev. We Fowler of the Church of Christ, included music, scripture, roll calls, and a flag salute. Attending groups included the G A R, Women’s Relief Corps, United Spanish War Veterans and Auxiliary, Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary, and the Charles Alchester Club. A second service for sailors, marines, and soldiers who died at sea took place at Washington Avenue bridge in the afternoon under the Sons of Veterans direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biving
Ofoe
Te Church of Christ
Capitol Theatre
We. Fowler
Woman’s Relief Corps
United Spanish
Veterans of
Bindee and Pedro Party at KK Hall
Tuesday evening event hosted by the Ladies Auxiliary Knights of St. John at KK Hall. Prizes offered, public invited, admission 25e.
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Bindee
Pedro
Col
Hall
Knights of St. John
Fashions Evening Wraps At Neckwear Counters
New York May 26 During spring neckwear in stores shows focus on short transparent velvet evening wraps and capes. Diaphanous scarves worn as capes with tied ends gain favor as beaded neckwear revival appears in import collections. Channel and Paton credited for styles. colors white black pink prominent in beaded wraps. metal stitched printed chiffons with navy laces noted. cape silhouette praised for versatility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Paget
Style Laurels
New York
Ostrich Raising Expands in Twin Falls Idaho
TRY OSTRICH RAISING reports success in growing beans potatoes poultry and other products and aims to introduce ostrich birds to the barnyard. A Los Angeles shipment of six ostrich eggs arrived and the plan is to have birds mingling with fowls soon. Ho Co Hayes previously attempted ostrich raising and believes he has found a method suitable for this climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Falls
Idaho
Los Angeles
Ho Co Hayes
May bad hog month at East Lansing terminals
Records show more hogs die en route to terminal markets in May than any other month. Loss could be reduced with proper loading precautions to prevent stress and injury during transit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Lansing
Moonshine raid hits opening day in Southbridge waiting room
In Southbridge Louis Lapointe, a bus driver, planned a new waiting room opening and handed out cards reading Don't miss my opening day Police raided the room soon after opening and seized six pints of moonshine A single female oyster may produce up to 6 000 000 offspring efforts in the same report show strange verified biological note
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Southbridge
Mass
Louis Lapointe
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Raymond Brunger
Ellsworth Albert
Christian Endeavor
Fairview Village
Home of
Foreign Missions
Lorain County
ST. Paul's Evangelical Church Calendar
St. Paul's Church
St. John’s Evangelical Church
To- Tain
St. Paul's Brotherhood
St. Paul's
H. Reinhardt
W. Bridge Street
Issions
Women’s Union of
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King Solomon's Lodge
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Jean Watson
Walter Rofe
W. C. Fowler
Mrs. Reese
Niagara Falls
Epworth
Spring Valley
Ladies Golf Association
Allen School
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lorain
Cheess and Cracker Club
Laheywood
Endeavor Society Notes
Mrs. Krugman
S. Business
John ¢l Grant
Fashrfield
Europe
Grant
International Council of Congregational Churches
Bournemouth
England
Stephen Vant
Amherst College
Icties
Frank Wo. Ritchey
Lake Avenue
Lahkewood
Frank Allen
Philadelphia
EL FL Allen
John Garfield
A. Maxted
Neula Whitehead
Miami
Fioro
A.W. Francis
A. W. Francis
Brecksville
John
Scot
Garfield
University School
John Garfeld
A.s. Bean
Wair
St. Louis
Missouri
Bean
William Trumphrey
Lima
Kivria
Georg Brownell
Avenue
Crandall
National Council of Catholic Women
St. Joan's Cathedral
Bert Galloway
Edn Ivershaw
George Brand
J. J. Buswell
J. B. Ri
Frank Dentgate
Catherine Krugman
Frank Kritze
A. Jarhraus
M. L. Cremer
Chicago
HW. O. West
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Akron
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California
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Henry Ingeis
Mide@le avenue
Lockhaven
Trap Cchildren
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Uymineyeisty
Omarioden Sentut
Rapernir
Maandershin
Moss
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Notre Dame Academe
Tui
Meath
Broad Street
Vitattom
Massachusetts Bax Colony
Cook's Millinery
Piast Ave
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Kelloggs Rice Krispies
Uncle Keane
Elyna
Trust
Arctic
Middle Avenue
Hamelin
EL River
White Cross Beauty Shop
Saul
King's
Nettie Myers
Cook’s
Kiast Avenue
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