Community groups hold meetings at local halls and churches
Various clubs and societies meet tonight at Legion Hall, Wurst Hall, K of P ball, and Masonic Temple. The Woman's Missionary Society of the United Presbyterian church hosts a program with talks on Indian work and immigrants. Socials follow at Boosters Club and other gatherings with dinners and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spanish War Veterans
Legion Hall
Royal Neighbors of America
Wurst Hall
Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary
Daughters of Scotia
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
United Presbyterian Church
Sellers
Elvah Baldwin
United States
America
Ruth Blauvelt
Georgia Yost
Italy
Puget Sound
Rpworth League
Methodist Episcopal Church
Pty
Sincthity
Neighbors Picnic Draws Happy Crowd at Casecade Park
The Royal Xeiphoers of Amica hosted a midday picnic at Casecade Park with a tureen dinner at 12:30. Families enjoyed Kamer contests for children and adults, and all attendees reported a good time despite a few word-jumbled phrases in this OCR text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ROYAT
Casecade Park
Kamer
Chidren
Educational Day Observed At DeMolay Meeting
The DeMolay chapter held a September educational day with David J. o Chapter members discussing conclave impressions from Orchard Lake. A farewell anert ic for members heading to college was noted as twenty five boys plan to attend college.
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DE Molay
David J. O
DeMolay
Masron
Mirria D
George Huneke
George Gens
George Hewitt
Artemas Behee
DeMolay Conelaye
Orchard Lake
Lima
Che Fe Molay
Ere Manning
Colle
Jocal de Malay
Local residents share travels and visits in a busy week
Mr and Mrs W J Farewell and others return from fishing trips in Wisconsin and Michigan. William Crown of Dayton will visit his relatives at 824 West Avenue. Mrs Ivy Edmondson of Cleveland visits daughter Mrs Fred Colson. Reichards plan California move after week with West Avenue relatives. Cast Avenue couple depart with Cleveland's Passenger Traffic Club for Muskoka Lake. Kolopus visit Toronto and Niagara Falls. Rose travels to Detroit. Weatherstone and Steeman families head to New York and Columbus for fairs. Hurds report a Great Lakes boat trip, 1600 miles aboard the Efuronic. William Peat returns from three months abroad in Germany and England. Mrs J Ryan vacationing three weeks in Pennsylvania and New Jersey, visiting Johnstown Ebensburg Philadelphia and Pittsburgh branches.
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W. J. Farewell
Fourth Street
W. B. Smith
West Avenue
Wisconsin
Michigan
William Jr. Crown
Dayton
Oho
Micente
William Crowe
Ivy Edmondson
Cleveland
Fred Colson
Sixth Street
R. M. Reichard
Thelma
Oberlin
Reichard
Joseph Lowden
California
George Stevel
Cast Avenue
Passenger Traffic Club of
Muskoka Lake
Canada
Joseph Kolopus
Ann Kolopus
Foster Avenue
Toronto Canada
Niagara Falls
Paul Rose
Warnace Street
Detroit
Jthyllis Weatherstone
Pasadena
Nie
New York City
Fred Steeman
Street
Columbus
George Wicker
Beverly Court
Sandusky
A. L. Hurd
Dewey Avenue
Great Lakes
Duluth
Wiliam Peat
Germany
England
J. @. Ryan
Cedar Street
Pennsylvania
LaGrange Socials and Visits Highlight Weekend
Miss Wiccanor Springer from South Am visited Miss Maude Hubbard. many locals hosted relatives from Akron and Cleveland. A neighborhood surprise party marked a birthday anniversary at Mrs. Magen’s, with guests including the Bakers, Ryans, Stimsons, and others.
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Oberlin
Minnin E. Wight
Lynn Conklin
Chizan
Portland
Frank Opfer
Fred Smith
Kathryn
Crystal Beach
Keller Miller
Collinwood
Town
Alina Sanders
Tener
Business
Florence Clif
Myles Spicer
Fred Haulkang
Viola
Sanders
Wellington
WL. Turner
Relwon
George Wondritt
Akron
WLP
Hastings
Cleveland
Adams
Ovistoor
Chevelind
W. J. Ryan
J. Stimson
Paul Nichels
Rob
Gott
G. Adams
Frank Maun
W. Hastings
Coa. Rawson
Mason Powers
S. Maun
C. G. Rush
Kenneth Oof
Eilgrit
Supsis Oat Tha M. OB. Parsonage Sundsy, Ise Purty Bt
Oberlin Social Roundup Notes Visits and Gatherings
Local society records a flurry of visits and hosting in Oberlin. Mrs. L C Monosmith and Mrs O M Spragues were visitors in Qberlin Tuesday as Wistaric club members joined Mrs A J Bauer of Cleveland for a Sept 1 gathering with garden bouquets and a five course dinner.
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L. C. Monosmith
O. M. Spragues
Qberlin
Wistaric Club
A. J. Bauer
Cleveland
Lucille Andris
Bedford
Clara Rawson
Mesdames Lora McClellan
Nivding
Pittsfield
Merle Ifanier
Clinton Moulk
Canada
Victor Young
Tand
Hil Grauner
Will Zanger
Harry Zanger
Toledo
Matt Gardner
Oberlin
Jeanette Hallwill
Chatham
R. C. Milter
Alr
Arthur Robinson
Agara Fatls
Ia. W. Voiserd
Lucien
Galion
John Buswell
Council Riuifs
Town
Vern Tipnen
Collinwood
Ferber Vernables
Herbert Agd John
Goldie Borelli
Akron
Bert Brock
Wigert
B. MW. Ryan
Coshocton
Tiarold Riggs
Bobe Biggs
Witile Lennard Andrus
Eleanor Wigert
S. W. Sands
Leon Masher
Lakewood
Naomi Gardner
Gav.l Robbins
Foard Loomis
Local notes from Elyria and surrounding towns
Fred Brown and his young daughter visited Indiana with Frank Wolcott and returned with Mrs. Wolcott and Norma. Miss Sade McCoy stays with her sister. Local residents traveled to Monroeville and Ridgeville while others visited Elyria and Cleveland. The Ladies Foreign Missionary Society met and elected officers. Teachers attend Institute. Genevieve Moulder to teach in Sheffield. Five generation photo captured. Elyria Akron bus rerouted due to road work. E bounds to teach in Litchfield this year.
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Fred Brown
Elyria
Frank Wolcott
Indiana
Wolcott
Norma
Sade McCoy
Belle Biggs
R. B. Kelner
Will Cole
F. D. Hastings
Monroeville
HN. Wigert
Ridgeville
Flora Foster
Florence Clif
Myles Spicer
Cliff
Ruhamah Ingols
Cleveland
LaGrange
Ladies’ Foreign Missionary Society of the
M. E
Jesse Stimson
B. al Ryan
Powers
Japan
BR. EF. Denham
Kate Starr
Olive King
Ryan
R. H. Denham
John King
C. B. Rawson
Teachers’ Institute
E A
Genevieve Moulder
Sheffield
Fanny Cragin
Vlora Foster
Florence Clitters
William Wolf
Arthur
Mansfield
E. £. Bounds
Litchfield
Pleasure seekers at Crystal Beach gathering names
Pleasure seekers at Crystal Beach last Sunday included Mr. and Mrs. Ira Kiplinger and daughter Etta, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Richmond, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Miller and family, Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Knowles and Mrs. Wm. Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Beach
Ira Kiplinger
Etta
Leon Richmond
Roy Miller
B. J. Knowles
Wm. Martin
Monument to Mary Slocumb At Moore's Creek Bridge Ground
A monument honors Mary Slocumb for heroism in the Moore’s Creek Bridge battle site in North Carolina. She rode sixty two miles by horse at night to aid the wounded during the American evolution era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore’s Creek Bridge
Carolina
Mary Slocumb
Harvest Prohibition Bans Dancing in Oberframk en District
Notice reports a four week moratorium on dancing in the Oberframk en district of Germany to aid harvest efforts. A second snippet states donkeys remain the principal beast of burden across many parts of India.
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Oberframken
Germany
Parts
India
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Lapp
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