Queen of May Queen Crowned at Y W C A Lawn
Ellen Cox was crowned Queen of the May at the Elyria Y W C A on its lawn amid a shower of blossoms. A procession and dances followed with flower girls, bearers, attendants, and a winding of the Maypole. Credits are given to Ethel Millin, Mrs George Johnson, and advisors for arranging the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Cox
Elyria
M Cox
McKinley Corps
Garford Corps
Franklin Corps
Gates Corps
Conna_ Bell
Helen Adams
Ruth Wees
Billy McClellan
Neva Stetson
Mary Taylor
Helen Snyder
Edith Alcfelt
Alice Osborne
Helen Upp
Ethel Milleren
George Johnson
M Albertine Witch
Gertrude Adams
Reata Merrick
Miss Helen Searles Weds Donald McLeod in Lorain
This morning at 11:30 in the study of Rev. I C Grant Lorain Miss Helen J Searles daughter of Mrs W N Searles Fifth street became the bride of Donald W McLeod of Cleveland captain of the Lake Carrier Wainport now in Lorain. Sses and Mabel Roch of Lorain were the only witnesses. Mr and Mrs McLeod will reside in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Helen J. Searles
W. N. Searles
Fifth Street
Donald W. McLeod
Cleveland
Tain
Lake Carrier Wain
Sses and
M Mabel Roch
Mrs
Meledid
Elyria
New First Church Pastor Welcomed by Congregation
The Rev. William Muir Auld and Mrs. Auld were formally welcomed by the First Congregational church as officials and veteran members hosted the gathering. The Sunday school room overflowed with Hlacs and tulips and wand blossoms in the festive balcony while an Oberlin trio provided music. Wafers and punch were served to about two hundred friends who attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Muir Auld
Auld
First Congregational Church
First Church
Oberlin
Guy
C. J. Hartung
Scranton
Pasara
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta
All Drug Storen
Evening school events and society gatherings reported
Tonight features Lo Tain County Normal School graduation at the high school auditorium with Rev Auld delivering the address. Also on the schedule are a 20 club meeting at Settlement House, Ladies Missionary Society at United Presbyterian, Vestry meeting at St Andrews, and a First Congregational church preparatory lecture. A memorial day observance in the park includes a Prof Sherman address from Oberlin. A recital by S H Strickler pupils and a De Molay dance at Albers Villa conclude the evening events with chaperoned social cordiality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lo- Tain County
Tra Harrison
Artemas Beebe
Emergency Club Holds Meeting of Season
The Emergency Club held its last meeting of the season yesterday with eleven members and one guest Mrs. James Pittlager present. SW. C. Smith drew the lucky number and the delegates to the Lake show in July were announced by Mrs. Easten and Mrs. Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ency Club
Cal Ymn Easten
East Avenue
Enest
Irs James Pittlager
SW. C. Smith
Weatavehhald
Oor
William Bell Pebeeen
Chicago Pastor Preaches at Baptist Church Opp Main Service
Dr John Wesley Lee of Austin Tabernacle Chicago will fill the pulpit at First Baptist Church during absence of pastor R W L Walker. Morning service features a Junior choir of fifty voices, evening service by the combined choir. Dr Lee will oversee the men's Bible class and manage the arrangements for high attendance.
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Chicago Paston
Baptist Church
Papor
R W. L. Walker
Southern Baptists Convention
First Baptist Church
John Wesley Lee
Austin Tabernacle
Chicago
Dr L
Party for member going to Wellington
Mrs F E Hull of 710 East Avenue hosts a Sunshine era gathering on Wednesday afternoons in honor of her sister Mrs F L Tiggsie who is leaving for Wellington. Progressive Pedro won by F L Pig Nettie Tran. Guests presented Mrs Hirg le a leather pocket hook and a tureen dinner was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
F. E. Hull
East Avenue
F. L. Tiggsie
Pedro
Pigg Nettie Tran
Hirgle
East Side Guild Holds All Day Sewing Meeting
Dyke assisted by Jvke entertained the children of St. Andrew's church at an all day sewing meeting yesterday at their home Stop 74 Cleveland road. About twenty five ladies attended. At noon a cafeteria dinner was served by the hosts. In two weeks A Minch will entertain the Guild at her home on Cornell avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side
J Vke
St. Andrew's Church
Hew
Cleveland Road
Cornell Avenue
Good Wives Club Hosts Pedro and Refined Social
Tweve members met at Mrs. Young’s Riverside Court home for three tables of progressive Pedro. Prizes went to Mrs. McMul Jen Mrs. Bradley and Mrs. Kine. Mrs. Curtis won the door prize. The group will entertain in two weeks. Ira Ives and Leon Ward hosted a shower for Miss Helen Van Osdale in honor of her upcoming marriage to Kenneth Law of LaGrange. Twenty guests attended with contests and gifts. refreshments followed.
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Goodwives Club
Young
Riverside Court
Pedro
McMul Jen
Bradley
Kine
Curtis
Nini. Street
WHS
Crich
Ira Ives
Leon Ward
Helen van Osdale
Kenneth Law
LaGrange
van Osdale
Past Grands of St. Clair Rebekah Lodge Meeting
The Past Grand Organization of the St. Clair Rebekah lodge met yesterday afternoon with Mrs. C.K. Knepp. Ten members attended and sewed quilt blocks. Mrs. J. A. Woodruff will entertain at 237 West Fourth Street on June 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Clair Rebekah Lodge
C.K. Knepp
Crehore Court
J. A. Woodruff
West Fourth Street
Marriage Licenses and Rehearsal Notice
Peter J. Myer and Louisa Heckel both of Lorain received marriage licenses with Rev. Chas. Reich officiating. Donald W. McLeod of Cleveland and Helen J. Searles of Elyria also obtained licenses with Rev. J. C. Grant presiding. The Methodist church choir meets at 7 30 this evening at Mrs. Ed Milleren's home for rehearsal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter J. Myer
Louisa Heckel
Lorain
Chas. Reichin
Donald W. McLeod
Lake Master
Cleveland
Helen J. Searles
Elyria
J. C. Grant
Methodist Church
Ed Milleren
Kenyon Avenue
Hospital Notes Prompt Dated Addresses and Names
Fragmentary hospital notes listing Mrs Edwin C St Avenue and Mrs Brown at 127 Maring Hasner 128 Lake Bernard Mott Val Charles Barthalo mew 1st Tyenzison Avenue Luciaeran baby born at SS Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin C
Local Social Notes and Family Announcements
A long list of family visits births and travels across Clark Street Park Avenue and nearby towns. Mae Eleanor born yesterday at 11:60 to Mr and Mrs Arthur H Cla on Lake Avenue. relatives from Lorain Kent and Lima visit or travel home. Friends of Joseph Paddley at 129 Brandston Avenue report improving after surgery.
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H. F. Maples
Clark St
Tonkin Soy Optland Vis
H. J. Holcomb
Park Avenue
Arthur H
Laxe Avenue
Mae Eleanor
Norsworthy
East
T. Joseph's Hospital
Lorain
Stegman
Conley
Ortey
Rapids
Pitts
Conte
Willard
Mich
G. A. Reeder
Lodi
West Satem
Emma Sumner
Ding
Gohter
John Hecock
Ilard
Kent
Ho- KS Quest
Es Mildred Gturckler
Birmingham
Bliss Dorothea Born
Miss Born
Joseph Paddley
Brandston Avenue
A. L. Mansfield
Ithaca
N. Y
Many-fields
C. W. Phillips
West Aver
R. Oo
Richmond
Washington D. C
New York City
Atlantic City
Fauline Jones
Lima
Miss Marie Rolli and Carl Ives Wed at St Peters Church
Miss Marie Rolli daughter of Alfred Rolli South Amherst and Carl Ives were married in a 7 30 pm ceremony at St Peters Evangelical church parsonage Amherst. Rev E J Saall officiated with a single ring ceremony. They left for a short honeymoon with Ives employed at South Amherst quarry and Rolli recently hired as a Merchants store clerk. AMHERST BRIEFS May 29 The Vacation Bible School reports 185 pupils ages five to high school with over 200 expected. ex soldiers asked to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Amherst Britfs
F. E. Easteian
Grand Benefit Dance at Moose Hall May 31
A grand benefit dance will be held Saturday May 31 at 7 50 p m in Moose Hall. Wells Orchestra will perform with admission on Ad niuission Avenue.
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Moose Hall
Commencement Guests from Nearby Cities Attend Opama House Event
A diverse group from Elyria Lorain Wellington Cleveland and Lakewood gathered for last evening's Opama house commencement ceremonies. Attendees included Mr and Mrs C A Baker and children Mr and Mrs C Wise and son Mrs Cora Lhowvipson and others. Several visitors from Cleveland attended as well including Mrs Matilda Wesbecher and daughter Lucile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Hall
C. A. Baker
Cleveland
Thaen
John Muth
Zelina
Missy Carline Kethe
Frank Stang
Fostoria
Nettie Schaeffer
Fairport
Matilda Wesbecher
Lucile
Robt
Paterson
F. J. Hubbard
Flora Kaser
Jom
L. Taft
Lakewood
Lincoln Chapter
Eastern Stars
Lucile Page
Clevelan
H. L. Hail
Mrs H W Poors Returns From Columbus Visit
Mrs H W Poors completes a several weeks trip to Columbus where she stayed with Mr and Mrs Fred Ruth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.W. Poors
Columbus
Hame
Fred Ruth
Cleveland markets report for May 26 on produce and dairy items
The Cleveland produce market list shows butter prices at .40 to .43 per lb for various grades, eggs at .227 per dozen for fresh Ohio firsts, and cheese from York State at .22 per lb. Other items include poultry prices for fowls and springers, apples at 3.3 to 3.7 per crate, strawberries and beans with listed ranges, and oats for packing.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Ain Eepe
York State
Tryout for Y W Play Tonight at Y Gym
Local girls interested in roles are invited to a same day tryout at the YMCA gym tonight. Federation Girls will assign parts after auditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. Gym
Federation Girls
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Donald McLeod
NEW First
Dog
H. Strickler
Bernadine Yuung
Mrs. Strickler
Robin Sing
Pretty Birdie
Dorothy Gagen
Carolyn Briggs
Godrey Janes
Helen Spriggs
Reehmaninoff
Alpheraky
Clare
Bernadine Urig
Joyland
Rustic Fidder
Dorothy Gager
Carolyn Spriggs
Hclen Sypriges
Lua Coquette
Borowsk
Basile
Grieg Clare
Herman Lohr
Ashford
Houds Meeting
Chronicle
Columas
Miss Lucy Horn
Marie Rolli
Carlies
Decoration
Dimke's
Grafton
Latics
Blue Bird Orchestra
Park Plan
the LA Grange
Kodak
Conklin
THE
Loomis Company
Victor Military Band
John Philip Sousa
Arthur Pryor
U. S. Marine
NDER
America
Columbia
First Brigade
Marc Tenth Regiment
BOY Scouts
ARMY
Comrades OF the Legion
Sousas Band
Victor Band
Conway
L. S. Marine Ran
Moose
Riverview Park
Ridgevs Grange
Chronicle-Telegram
Loch Haddin
Evie Avenue
Ohfo
Deltah
Harry
Burr Geo. F. Rieth
Mayburg
Broad Street
Wake
New York
Crepe de Chine
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