Lyria Society Sprepires Golden Jubilee Plans
The Lyria Society Eba Golden Lee Evangelical Lutheran plans a Golden Jubilee celebration in October. Events include a night for visiting neighbors on October 9 and October 16 with speakers, an arts entertainment program, and an October 13 Ladies’ Day with a gram. Jubilee committee members listed include Bourquin, Sn aeffier, Lehmann, Bambas, ashinsky, Piel, Getta Miller, and Bertha Berger.
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Evangelical Lutheran
Anniiversary
Aul Bourquin
Snaeffier
K. Lehmann
Alias
William Bambas
Ashinsky
Carence Piel
Friday
Getta “Miller
Es Pallas
Karl Lehr Bertha Berger
Wieland
Community group notes plan for school program and events
Ww C A prepares its program as school work begins with regular Tuesday gym sessions at the Federation. AKin Day event, Y gathering, and Friendship activities are planned. The Civic Clubs discuss a Homecoming, Olmsted Falls entertainment, and attendance from nearby communities.
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Echool
Federation
Lebor
Ladies Aid Society Musical Program at St Pauls Church
The Ladies Aid of St Pauls Church hosted a program in the church parlors with Mrs George Dellefield as hostess. New York Cy’s E T Bourquin led piano and vocal selections including Spring Romances and Harp solos, backed by Mrs Bourquin and Miss Ryder performing pieces such as Annie Laurie and Last Race of Summer.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
St. Paul's Church
George Dellefield
E T Bourquin
New York
Bourquin
EF T Bourquin
Sheppard
Vause
Pinto Annie Laurie
Ryder Mrs Bourquin
E T .Bourquin
New York City
Young Peoples Societys
St Pauls Church
Florence Kushinsky
Middle Avenue
Tonight and Tomorrow Social Events in Local Halls
Knights and ladies of Security in IOOF Hall, Half Sons of Veterans in G A R Hall, Young People's Society of St Pauls with Miss Florence Kushino, Dorcas Class of Church of Christ with Mrs T T Robinson of Washington Avenue, Waranatha Class of First Baptist with Miss Mildred Barn-dollar, Lorain Service Star Legion at 7:30 in Legion Hall, Order of Eastern Star in Masonic Temple.
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Knights and Ladies of Security
IOOF
G A. R Hall
Young People’s Society of
St. Paul's
Florence Kushinosk
Midde Avenue
Dorcas
Church of Christ
Mra T T. Robinson
Washington
Avenue Waranatha
First Baptist Church
Mildred Barndollar
Ninth Street
Lorain
Service Star Legion
Legion Hall
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Ihs
T. T Robinson
Washington Avenue
Irish Republic recognition party raises funds in St Agnes Hall
The card party of the American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic drew twenty six tables last night at St Agnes Hall to defray meeting expenses and fund future events. Prizes donated by friends included a percol kettle for Miss Taylor and a mahogany clock for the first man prize won by E J Arias.
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American Association For the Recognition of the
St Agnes Hall
Peter Golden
Association
Friends of the Association
Miss Taylor
J. Loiditch
J.J Culling
J. Arias
Dan Schnarr
Dennis J Ryan
Agnes Corlin
Jake Coghlin
Lodgor Rearing Compleniox at YMCA Camp
Senior boys attend YMCA camp and plan to move into the new lodge for dinner that day. Football players also at the camp with new coats, training for a fall season.
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Lodgor
Eir New Coath
Personal notices from Patia Bay to Lorain events listed
Crandall and daughter Virginia Mrs St Squires and daughter Frances and Mrs A B Taylor and daughters Gertrude and Helen spent yesterday in Patia Bay. Richard Horan and Phineas Guthrie went to the State fair in Columbus for the high jump in the High school field day. Bora to Mr and Mrs August Sageret of Quarry street South Ambbert a seven and a half pound baby daughter Margaret. Mrs M H Smith and daughter at 12 Walnut street move to 340 Third street. Mrs R H Prestin, visiting Elyria, returns to Lorain. Mr and Mrs J E Worthington entertained Miss Nellie Mathes of Amherst. Mrs W Carrick and daughter Helen and Miss Hazel Worthington spent Thursday with Arthur Coats. Mr and Mrs R H Miller and children of Lake avenue leave for Shepard Michigan. The Blue Bird Class of St Pauls church entertained by Miss Corrinne Voglesong with games and sewing and refreshments. Mr and Mrs Thos Squires of Elyria attended Holford Farr reunion at Charlee Hoffman Colton. next reunion 1922 at William Farr Carlisle. Mr and Mrs H L Thomas attending Ohio State Fair in Columbus. Mr and Mrs F H Maurer of Charles Court entertained Mr and Mrs Clark Pauley and daughter Eva of Lorain at six o'clock dinner. Dr Van der Pyl, back from vacation, called at Chronicle Telegram office. Mrs Ida Champney and sons Albert and Carl of Charles Court returned from Syracuse vacation.
Local families set for weekend visits and events
Paul Haserodt returns from Chicago to spend vacation with his parents in Wooster area as other families plan weekends. The Smetser and Smetser kin travel to a family reunion at L C Wagoner home in Wooster Ohio. Several households host guests from Kenyon Avenue Cleveland Street and Adamsshire Pennsylvania while others attend fairs camps and church events.
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Paul Haserodt
Chicago
George F Haserodt
Eighth Street
D. K. Smetser
Kenyom Avenue
J. C. Smetser
David
Cleveland Street
Smetser
L. C Wagoner
Wooster
Morning Services at the Church on Sunday
Readers note morning services to be held at the church on Sunday with regular worship and hymn singing planned for attendees.
Former Hamilton teacher returns home as survivor relocates
Mise Helen Hamna, formerly a Hamilton Building teacher, has resumed residence at Madison Mills near Columbus after social settlement work at Western Heights during the survivor. She plans to enter Miami University this fall for a year of training. Mrs E Clement hosted a five course dinner at Albers Villa on Thursday in honor of Mrs Edward McKnight who, with her husband, will move to Mansfield. Attendees included Mrs FE McKnight, Mrs R E Jackson, Mrs Thomas Hill, Mrs E P Clement, and Misses Bernice Jackson and Clara May Clement. They later drove to Edgewater Park for the afternoon.
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Mise
Helen Hamna
Hamilton Bldg
Western Heights
Madison Mills
Columbus
Miami University
E . Clement
Clement
Albers Villa
Edward McKnight
Mansfield
FE McKnight
R. E. Jackson
Thomas Hill
E_ P Clement
Bernice Jackson
Clara May Clement
Edgewater Park
Record Heat on Persian Gulf Reaches 187 Degrees
A black bulb solar thermometer on the Persian Gulf registered 187 degrees, marking an extreme heat observation. The event highlights record sun exposure levels and contributes to discussions on heat risks in desert coastal regions.
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Persian Gulf
Water snake glides across surface by flattening body
A water snake can flatten its body to spread its surface area and cross the water without submerging its back, using its streamlined form to ride the surface tension.
Ferne, cheap this week Hecock Floral Co Adr
Ferne floral offers highlighted by Hecock Floral Co Adr with discounted arrangements this week. Local shoppers urged to visit storefronts for bargain bouquets and seasonal stems.
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Ferne
Hecock Floral Co
Adr
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges Summary
Admissions list includes Daniel Walker 419 East River Street Frank Brown Spencer Richard Wagdern Estelle ONeill of East Liverpool. Discharges include Robert Anderson Y WCA Louis Reese Kingerile and Arthur and Margaret Sutorpies.
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Daniel Walker
East River Street
Frank Brown Spencer
Richard Wagdern
East Liverpool
Estelle O'Neill
Robert Anderson
YWCA
Louis Reese
Kingerile
Arthur and
Margaret
Lovejoy Hat Shoppe Announces New Season Displays
The Lovejoy Hat Shoppe at 448 West River Street unveils current season millinery displays for both Matron and Miss styles. Ady promotes up to date dress and utility hats in a sharp, minute fashion preview.
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the Lovejoy
West River Street
Ady
Club hosts first meeting of season at Forest Hill
Mrs Ralph Cobb presided as hostess to Unique members for the season opener. Guests Mrs Charles McCarty and Mrs John Wilhelmey attended. Plans were made for the annual wiener and marshmallow roast on Wednesday evening September 14 at Forest Hill. All members and friends meet at Mrs Albert Warner’s at 7:30. Mrs Cobb served refreshments and Miss Alice Cobb performed musical selections.
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Ralph Cobb
The
Unique
Charles McCarty
John Wilhelmey
Forest Hill
Albert Warners
Cobb
Alice Cobb
Argyle Lodge Daughters of Scotland Initiates Four Members
The Argyle Lodge No W Daughters of Scotland met at Wurst Hall last evening in a well attended session. Four new members Vera Fel Lucretia Bauer Jessie Burns and Vera Keaveny were initiated. Plans for a fall masquerade and a special Scotch evening at Cascade Park on Labor Day were discussed.
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Argyle Lodge
Daughters of Scotland
Wurst Hall
Vera Fel
Lucretia Bauer
Jessie Burns
Vera Keaveny
Logde
Cascade Park
Ladies Meet at 142 Oak Street Social Hour Follows
Sixteen ladies attended Division A of the Second Congregational church meeting hosted by Mrs Mary Loundsbrough at 142 Oak Street yesterday afternoon. The first part covered a business session, then social hour with refreshments served by the hostess.
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Bvy
Ing
J. H
Ad Society
Division A
Second Congregational Church
Mary Loundsbrough
Oak Streets
Laurel Card Club Meeting at Houser Home
The Laurel Card club met yesterday afternoon at Mrs C D Houser's 223 Both Street. Members played Pedro and enjoyed refreshments served by the hostess. The next meeting is set with Mrs B A Sharp at 112 Water Street on September 15.
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Laurel Card Club
C D Houser
Both Street
Pedro
B A Sharp
Water Street
Catholic Daughters Meet Plans New Officer Drill
A fair attendance marked last night’s Catholic Daughters of America meeting. A new officer drill was presented and a degree is planned for a future session. At the next meeting ten candidates will be admitted. Mrs. H F Sprague of Secona street left this afternoon for Michigan to visit her son Roll Sprague and his family in Monroe and other relatives in Grand Ledge.
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Catholic Daughters of America
H .F Sprague
Secona Street
Michigan
Roll Sprague
Monroe
Grad Ledge
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Thia
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Agretta
Flowéerm
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Ruth Reinke
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Delia Hines
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Marga- Sophia Schmidt
Louise May Lange
Hattie Down
Mamie Kuss
Lacilie ‘Howtess
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Scotia
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Ladies” and Society
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Rose
Old Virginia
R. R
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Ee Crandall
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Frances
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Gertrude
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Patia Bay
Richard Horan
Phineas Guthrie
Bora
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M. H. Smith
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R H Prestin
Elyria
J E Worthington
Nellie Mathes
Amherst
W Carrick
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Arthur Coats
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Shepard
St Paul's Church
Corrinne Voglesong
Thos Squires
Elvria
Holford Farr
Charlee Hoffman
Colten
William Farr
Carlisle
H L Thomas
F H Maurer
Charles Court
Clark Pauley
Eva
van der Pyl
Oberlin
Chronicle-Telegram
Ida Champney
Albert and
Carl
Stracuse, N i
Earl Kelling
Kenyon Arenue
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Ohio
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Paul
Scond Street
Newalk
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Birmingham
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Findlay
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Jean
Rochester, NJ
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Sharp
Rochester
Mell Arndt
That City
Cea May Cain
Faris
Clemenceau
Corsica
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Star Soap Heinz
LCOMB
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Newark Shoe Stores CO
Newark
Goodyear
America
United States
Broad 81
Postoffice
Tashington
Harding
J Skheffingtes
White House
Bkeffingtes
New City Market
W. A. Gerber
Geo. J. Hoffman
Hamburg
Sump & Ewing
Minerva
Minerva Saxony
Knitting Books
Lewis Mercantile Co
WRS Houser
Catholic Daughters OF America Meet
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