Local clubs host gatherings as St Andrews vestry meets
The events list includes a Notawa Club weiner roast at Marion Squire's home on Butternut Ridge, Sigma Gamma sorority hosts at 1013 East River with Miss Marian Copas set to wed June 25, and a W C T U reception at Alta Mira Tea Rooms for prize Heinners in the S T I Contest. The Graces Eutheran church officials meet at Albert Ehike 156 2 Corwell Avenue and Sigma Gamma sorority members entertain guests including Miss Aileen McGrady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assoc
Pyth*Bisters
Bertha Lyberger
St. Andrews Church
Notawa Club
Weiner ‘Woast
Marion Squire
Butternut Ridge
Graces Eutheran Church
Albert Ehike
Corwell Avenue
Sigma ‘Gamma Sorority
Dorothy
Verna Doane
Co. EB. Doane
East River Street
Aileen McGrady
Eunice Peer of
Lorain
June Copas
Evelyn Wilson
Alberta Shober
Evelyn Bolman
Marian Copas
Miss Copas
Stevenson Burkes
Hhohor
Danco
Carol ‘Weichel
Stella Fillo Joy
Cumberland
Maryland
Ruth Granger
No. L
Bunco and club notices from Spruce Street gatherings
Mrs Paul Hubbell hosted the Happy Dozen Bunco Club on Spruce street with new Buckeye Bunco Club members added M Gunder George Myers Ralph Mauer Charles Gildenmeister and E A Jenkins. Prizes went to M Gunder P Hubbell H Thom as and Ralph Mauer with hostess prize to Oscar Pixley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Hubbell
Happy Dozen
Bunco
Spruce Street
Buckeye Bunco Club
M. Gunder
George Myers
Ralph Mauer
Charles Gildenmeister
E. A. Jenkins
Oscar Pixley
O. Finkle
Sum Club entertains with bridge and prizes host Olive Grobe
Fifteen Sum Club members met at Olive Grobe's Siath street home for an evening of bridge with prizes awarded to Miss Neva Inskeep first Miss Florence Fulmer second and Miss Lilian West third Mrs Dorothy Wooden was elected to represent the club at Camp Grey this summer A refreshment course concluded the gathering Lady golfers of Elyria Country Club regular meet Frank Stevens won brag on fewest putts over eighteen holes at the Ladies G1 tournament Luncheon served to thirty two members MARRIAGE LICENSES Boe R Biggs 29 Ely foreman and Helene Hahn 21 Ridge Carlisle Township Rev Mr Hollyworth Elyria Bem Thompson 23 cook Ely and Pauline Thompson 21 Rev Paul Bourguin via Winnifred Park and son Mrs FE Parsons and Mrs Gett were dinner guests prior to marriage plans
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Dozen
William Block
Eleventh Street
Pedro
Harper
Art Ehlken
Henry Schildt
Walter Bagnell
Ruth Eady
Tran
Art Ehlke
East Avenue
Olive Grobe
SUM Club
Siath Street
Dorothy Wooden
Camp Grey
Neva Inskeep
Florence Fulmer
Lilian West
I Yria Country Club
Frank Stevens
Boe R. Biggs
Foreman
Ely
Helene Hahn
Clerk
Ridge
Carlisle Township
Hollyworth
Elyria
Bem Thompson
Cook
Pauline Thompson
Paul Bourguin
Via
Community organization notices from Elyria area meetings
Dorcas Society of Grace Lutheran meets with Mrs. Eady this evening at Howe Street. Franks Harmon Lodge 663 holds special session Saturday at seven with Master Mason degree for one candidate. Royal Neighbors meet tomorrow for memorial service at Wurst Hall. Elyria Woman's Club hosts American Frame Department at Mrs Burns home. The local W. C. T. U. reports a large meeting at Mrs Millspaugh home with devotionals music and speeches on motherhood and temperance. Several superintendents report progress and a White Ribbon service closes with ribbons for children and prayers. A nonpartisan petition circulates for Judge Florence Allen's renomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas Society of Grace Lutheran Church
Herman Eady
Howe Street
Franks
Harmon Lodge No
Harmon Lodge
Royal Neighbors
Wurst Hall
Elyria Woman’s Club
Deane Burns
East Avenue
J. R Millspaugh
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Anna Kennedy
Nadine Motts Rice
D. A. Baird
Flickinger
Flower Mission
Rankin
Charles Hill
Post
Nellie M. Hill
Gov Foraker
Nad
Golf season opens at Elyria CC with flag tourney and mixed foursome
Elyria Country Club opened the golf season yesterday with a morning flag tournament won by F. R. McGuire of Lakewood and a second place by C A Glass. The afternoon featured a popular mixed two ball foursome ending in three tight ties among Mrs Leonard Tufford with George Hewitt, Mrs Alan Smythe with Mrs McGuire, and Mrs McGuire with Oscar Haserodt. Individual dinner parties followed, including numerous hosts such as the Colsons, Taylors, Cook, Thatcher, and various families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Country Club
F. R. McGuire
Lakewood
C A Glass
Leonard Tufford
George Hewitt
Alan Smythe
McGuire
Oscar Haserodt
F. E. Colson
F. W. Colson
B Taylor
H. D. Cook
J E Thatcher
Breitenstein
Moffett
Charles Biggs
Migs. Starks
Fell
A. T. Hills
Charles Johnson
RB N Genzel
Marriage date announced at Jockey Club venue
The marriage date of Miss Anne S Penman daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Penman 202 Clark Street to Robert C Vickeline of Lagain was announced at a Jockey Club meeting at Miss Mary Penman s Clark Street home Held cards in rose baskets named June thirtieth The ceremony will be at the bride s parents home Prizes were won by Mrs Lou Bush Miss Agnes Hope and Miss Mayme Hope A new member Mrs Eric Munro was initiated A luncheon and Scotch heather decorations followed Leroy West and Miss Alice Nuckst enjoyed a motor trip to Columbus yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne S Penman
Richard Penman
Clark Street
Robert C. Vickeline
Lagain
Jockey Club
Mary Penman
Jennie McKelvie
Lorain
Lou Bush
Agnes Hope
Mayme Hope
Eric Munro
Federation Plans Many Summer Events
Federation of YWCA outlined a busy summer program at a Tuesday meeting in the gym. Dortha Doane presided as reports from Nell Boyd and Marian Copas were read. Gladys Williams was chosen to represent the Council at Camp Grey in Sagatuck, Michigan, July 1921. Plans included a June theatre party, July Cascade swimming party, and August beef steak supper at Camp Iss-See-Kes, with a September 15 16 federation setting up conference. Mrs Pierce wins tourney at Spring Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of
Dortha Doane
Nell Boyd
Marian Copas
Gladys Williams
Camp Grey
Sagatuck
Michigan
Cascade
Camp Iss-See-Kes
Admissions and discharges list for Amherst Grafton and surrounding areas
Admission and discharge entries include individuals such as Donald Clark of Amherst 24 FE Main street and Mrs Leo Dunbar 354 Second street Grafton plus Vivian Guthman 1411 Middle avenue and Lewellyn Wilkins R D No 3 Grafton. Discharges include Donald Steeringer Mansfield and Juanita Gibbs 355 Tenth street with others in Grafton Bronx Cleveland and Erie area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Clark
FE Main Street
Amherst
Leo Dunbar
Second Street
Roy Spieth
Grafton
Barney McQueen
Huron Street
Laurrena Moore
West Avenue
Vivian Guthman
Middle Avenue
Paul Burton
Charles Court
Lewellyn Wilkins
R. D
Donald Steeringer
Greenwood Street
Mansfield
Charles Draga
Juanita Gibbs
Tenth Street
Jacob Markowitz
Vice Avenue
Bronx
R. J Rosselot
Louise Bvars
Rush Street
Thomas Sellers
Stern Road
Cleveland
Harry Reinke
Adams Street
Maine Street
Geo Myers
Owen
Ohio
William Diedrich
Samuel Street
Ervin Wilkins
Local Personal Notices From Elyria and Surrounding Areas
A stream of social notices from Elyria and nearby towns lists visits, visits, pregnancies, and births. Names include Aileen McGrady Eunice Peer Jerry Munt George Mills Viola Ott Newton Straw Simpson Harry White Esther Snyder and more. Announcements cover marriages, summer plans, relocations to New York and North Carolina, and a new daughter born at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Community events include theatre by the North Elyria Dramatic Club and a sale at Old Ladies Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aileen MccGrady
Eunice Peer
Lorain
Elyria
Jerry @munt
Cuyahoga County
George Mills
Cleveland Street
Shelby
Ohio
Howard Hardesty
Beebecourt
Esther Snyder
Cleveland
Coshocton
R. L. Rhodes
Painesville
Viola Ott
Newton Straw
Miss Simpson
Harry R. White
Castalia
Blue Hole
Charles Hard
Denison Avenue
Watnesville
North Carolina
Andrew Fritz
Eastern Heights Blvd
J. H. Korb
Dennison Avenue
M. H. Curry
W. W. Graffin
Meadville
Pennsylvania
J. H Korbo
Enric Gruse
Adams Street
Ely
Social notes from Ashtabula and area visitors
Miss Ziste Bermour of the I W C A visits Ashtabula. Mr and Mrs Jas A Georges and Raymond M George of New Castle Pa visit at J Clare George's home. John E Denham and Mrs Jennie Marsh urged to Columbus for J A Denman's illness. Mrs Everett Johnston and Mrs Howard Barbour spend day in Cleveland. Dr and Mrs G A Reeder host luncheon with Mrs Martha Cameron Guss of North Adams Mass and her daughter Margaret from Oberlin College. Mrs Warren Platner and daughter Margaret return to Columbus street home after a year in Asheville NC. Clark Daniels of Madison Wisconsin visits for a few days. Mrs P J Shaner of Trevose Pa returns home after a few days in city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ziste Bermour
Ashtabula
Jas. A. Georges
Raymond M. George
New Castle
Penna
J. Clare George
Dennison Avenue
John E. Denham
Jennie Marsh
Columbus
J. A. Denman
Everett Johnston
Howard Barbour
P. J. Shaner
Trevose
Pennsylvania
Four million and sixty three thousand workers in motor transport
A US employment figure shows four million sixty three thousand people employed in motor transportation. The statistic highlights the size of the sector and indicates broad job activity within transportation industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Dead Towns Found in Alaska by Smithsonian Expert
Smithsonian anthropologist Dr. Alas Hrdlicka reports extensive Alaska finds suggesting American Indians descend from an Asiatic population. He cites 900 miles of survey along the Yukon and Arctic shores with buried and ancient sites, proposing Asiatic migration via a Siberia Alaska bridge as settlement began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alaska
Alas Hrdlicka
Smithsonian Institution
Yukon
Arctic
National Academy of Sciences
Hrdlicka
Siberia
The
Academy
Excavation Urged at Behring Sea Arctic Site
A historic site along the river is being rapidly eroded and requires urgent excavation. Reports describe highly distinctive skeletal material and an ivory culture traceable to distant Asia and the Indian northwest coast, suggesting links between ancient Arctic peoples and broader Eurasian cultures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Behring Sea
Arctic
Eskino
Asia
Northwest
Heflin To Tell Of Campaign Funds
Senator Heflin of Alabama plans to testify about alleged Catholic political machine spending aimed at nominating Governor Smith of New York for president. He will describe how vast sums were used in the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heflin
Washington
Dem
Ala
Smith
New York
Certo promises easy jams and jellies for all
Certo offers a quick short process that preserves fruit color and flavor while reducing boiling time. The guide explains jelly chemistry, the need for sugar, and how Certo concentrates the jellying substance from fruits. A Miss Alice Bradley endorsement highlights better color, no worry, economy, and higher yield from fruit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Certo
Certo Corporation
Alice Bradley
Miss Farmer's School of Cookers
Woman’s Home Companion
Senate committee to hear Heflin after Philadelphia trip
A Senate campaign expenditures committee met yesterday to decide to hear Heflin. He will appear this afternoon on his return from Philadelphia where he delivered an anti motorcar message amid rising car numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heflin
Philadelphia
Also Mentioned on This Page
OSS Marian Copas
Sigma ‘Gamma
Happy Dozen Bunco ‘Club
Buckeye Club
Utopia
Thea Utopia Club
Homer Garford
Leroy Wetzel
Hazel Castle
Mass Harriet Garner
Ed. Smith
Parkview Court
Jung
Jolly Dozen Club
MR. and
Mrs. Block
Fs. Winnifred Park and Son
FE. Parsons
Gett
Yesefore
Fobneon and
Nive
Wellington
A. M. Boyer
Florence Allen
Leroy West
Alice Nuckst
Spring Valley
Hospital Notes
Old Ladies Home
Second St
North Elyria
Lorain and
Elyria, Ohio
A. F
Paradise
Elyria Eagles
All Welcome
Lincoln Park
Days Music CO
Carson
Masonic Temple
Senate
England
Imperial Furniture Co
E. Broad St. Bridge
N. Becker
Broad ST
West Ave
Conry'’s Grocery
U. S. Army
Navy
Marines
Vicinity
Buddy Popples
Department
Harry Forbes
J. N. Marquis
Adjt
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Mangel Organization
Broadway
New York City
Broad
5Th Avenue
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