Home Garden Show a Big Success in Elyria
The Home Garden exhibition by the First Congregational church drew strong public interest in Elyria with 52 flower entries by children and 35 vegetable entries totaling 153 plants. Prizes were awarded across nine school grades for best spikes, arrangements, and aggregate displays, highlighting flowers, gladioli, and new blue lace blooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biyria Home Garden
Astowae
Fitet
Elyria
Home Gardena Association
Home @erden association
Apters
Giadiolli
Chas. &. Jayneon
E. D. Adams
Spirdens
Frederick Biles
Carl Davies
Betty Bridgeland
Chase Milliken
ClaracAllister
Ruth Reinke
Elen Gazier
Ruth Platz
David Robertson
Dorothy Hillier
Marian Krueck
Catherine Heidrich
Carl Stieren
Clare Short
The
Home Garden Association
First Congregational Church
Mayflower Camp Meeting and club sessions listed
The Mayflower Camp RN of A will hold an all-day sewing meeting with Mrs Nina Rhodes at 156 Beebecourt Wednesday. The Prthian Sisters plan a business and drill meeting tomorrow at 1 30 PM at the K P hall. Musical Art Society program committee meets Thursday morning with Wiss Lucile Hinman to arrange selections for the calendar. Circle No 2 of St Pauls Exvan Mical Church meets Tuesday at Mrs A C Kuss home 317 Au le street at 2 30 PM. A party for Charles and grandchildren honored their father with refreshments and attendance.
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R N.of A
Nina Rhodes
Beebecourt
Prthian Sisters
K. of P. Hall
The
Musical Art Society
Wiss Lucile Hinman
St. Paul’s Exvan
Women’s Home Missionary Society
Methodist Episcopal Church
Rotary Club
Y_ MC
Exchange Club
Elka
Women's Missionary Society
First Baptist Church
Olive Bettel
Rocky River
Martha Clark
Lorain
Elizabeth Stevens Society
Cascade Park
Lorain County Medical Society
Antlers Hotel
H. ©. Stevens
Center Ridge
Odd Fellows Lodge
Eagles Hall
Knights of St. John
Moose Hall
Elks Lodge
Elks' Hall
Women’s Benefit Asst
Maccabees
Wurst
Seventh Street
G. A. R Hall
Frank
Harmon Lodge
Masonic Temple
Central Guild
St. Andrew's Church
Starr Faxon
West Avenue
Helping Hand Society
Elmer Baverstick
Lincoln Court
Division D
Second Congregaional Church
Matthedaycox
Bond Street
Imogene Peabody
Ladi Street
Second Congregational Church
E. D Adams
Adama Street
Justamere Club
Arthur Rainey
Prospect Street
Moose Lodge
Modern Woodmen of America
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Eagles’ Hall
Sarah Masepy
American Legion
Legion Rooms
Rebekah Social Club
William Gehrke
West River Street
Kiwanis Club
Lucky Links' Club
Harvey Eckenroad
Harvard Avenue
Buckeye Club
George Hoffman
Harwood Street
Colonial Dames
D. Worcaster
Lorain and Elytia
K. of Phail Bethel
White Shrine of
Clapp Family Entertains Visitors at Home in Medina
On Sunday September 8 Mr and Mrs D J Clapp and children Claude and Lihia hosted relatives from LaGrange Avon Minnesota Raceville Elyma and Lorain at 145 East Bridge Street Medina. A large dinner followed by ice cream cake and peaches was enjoyed by about fifty attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VRS
D. J. Clapp
East Bridge Street
D. J Clapp
Claude
Lihia
William Clapp
LaGrange
John Edwards
Avon
Geoge Clapp
LeRoy
Minnesota
Elmo Clapp
Raceville
Iowa
Andrew Starchbill
Alfred O'Brien
Harold Starkey
Elyma
Prttum Sisters
Medina
Flora Heldrich
Canton
Louis Kern and Son
J. Barton
Lorain
Birthday Celebration Honors Mr Bacver at Cornell Ave Home
Mrs. Fred Beaver hosted a birthday gathering on Cornell avenue in honor of Mr. Bacver turning 61. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Leon Richmond and their son Lloyd from Sacrenge, along with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pierce and Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Bowyer and their children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Beaver
Cornell Avenue
Mr. Bacver
Ee Leon Richmond
Lloyd
Sacrenge
Frank Pierce
C. A. Bowyer
Community meetings and social notices spread across Elyria week
A sequence of club meetings and public events fills the week from Monday through Friday in Elyria and nearby communities. Audubon Bird Club, W C A meeting groups, and several fraternal orders meet in city venues, with notable gatherings at Masonic Temple, G A R hall, and local churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audubom Bird Club
Elyria Savings 2
Bragking Co
Board of Directors
W.C. A. Meetim
Sons of Veterans
G. A. R. Hall
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Odd Fellows' Hall
Knights of Columbus
K. of C
Birthday Celebrations and Church Notices From Local Sayings
Miss Lucille Burns hosted a Friday birthday party for her 13th year with games and a candy hunt. Guests included Helen Adams, Gertrude Jaster, Esther Ross, Evelyn Schultz, and others. Also listed are society gatherings at Mrs. Thomas Kershaw’s Columbus Street home for Harriet Nelson, and first Congregational Church events for 1923 4. The Women’s Association plans a tureen dinner and Edith Husted of Japan as speaker while school events announce dinners, rallies, and Bible study quarters. Departures of the Pastor’s family to East and Andover noted, plus the Wayside Pulpit installation near the Second Street Entrance. Marriage licenses shown for LeGrand Kindig and Muriel Reisinger, and Harry Doer and Mary Belle Garver with Rev. William Flammer and Rev. John Grant officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Kershaw
Columbus Street
Harriet Nelson
Youngstown
John Kershaw
Lake Avenue
William Stanley
Willams Street
Woman’s Association of the
First Congregational Church
Edith Husted
Japan
Dtaureh
Bibla
Grant
Andover
Fairfield
Conn
Second Street
First Church
LeGrand H. Kindig
Muriel Reisinger
Elyria
William Flammer
Harry F. Doer
Cleveland
Mary Belle Garver
Carlisle
John Grant
Warner Washburn Returns to Dartmouth for Junior Year
Warner Washburn returns to Dartmouth College in Hanover New Hampshire to begin his big junior year tomorrow. Miss Mary Newcomb of Cleveland spent yesterday with Mrs Loyal H Kletzien visiting at her parents home. Miss Hildred Frank of Lake Avenue entertained friend Miss Katherine Reyberg of Cleveland Sunday. Mr and Mrs James Brandap and Mr and Mrs Almon Sanker of Euclid Heights Cleveland were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs J H Brown of East Shore. Mr and Mrs J R Holcombe returned Sunday from a two weeks trip up the St Lawrence and Saguenay rivers and also visited Quebec Montreal and the National Exhibition at Toronto Canada. Mr and Mrs Frank Higgie and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner Washburn
Dartmouth College
Hanover
New Hampshire
Mary Newcomb
Cleveland
Loyal H. Kletzien
J. F. Burke
Misa Hildred Frank
Lake Avenue
Misa Katherine Reyberg
Clevelan
James Brandap
Almon Sanker
Euclid Heights
J. H. Brown
East Shore
J. R. Holcombe
St.Lawrence
Saguebay
Quebec
Montreal
Toronto
Canada
Frank Higgie
Social round of visitors and local travel notes
A long list of residents and guests visiting and returning home from weekend trips and extended stays. Names include Mrs A C Botamer, Mr and Mrs Erber of Cleveland, Harriet Nelson, Miss Myrma Gegenheimer, the France and Watling families, the Ey man and Ey man households, A C Gilbert and Mose Wilder, Barndollar of Lorain, Sarsh Hudson and Miss Parish, F L N Mizer, Rev Edwin Kirby, James Brandau, Gerard Patrick, John Grant, Lydia Atkinson, Ardige Atkinson, and families from Elyria, New London, and Washington, D C. Several travelers head to Phillips Academy Andover and Ashland college. trips to Cedar Point and Weslaco noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Botamer
High Street
Nes. J. i and Son
Wonster
Thomas Kershaw
Youngstown
Myrma Gegenheimer
West Street
Henrietta
W. W. France
H. G. Watling
F. Lillenberger
D. E. Eyman
A.C. Gilbert 2Nd Mose Wilder
Cedar ‘Point
Labor Day
Oho
Edwin Kirby
East Avenue
Almon Senker
Euclid Heights
Cleveland
James Brandau
Princeton Avenue
Gerard Patrick
Columbus, Street
John Grant
Harrison Street
Phillips Academy
Andover
Mass
Lydia Atkinson
New London
Mabel Gaston
Cleveland Street
Joseph Atkinson
Ardige Atkinson
Atkinson
Ashland College
Russell Walker
Ernest Struck
Elyria
Weslaco
Harold Wilcox
Ich Street
Local notes and visits scattered across city and state
Fragmentary items show residents visiting relatives in Ohio and Indiana, attending the American Legion convention in Springfield, and planning trips to the Disabled Soldiers Home in Dayton. Other lines mention school terms, a birth, and oblique remarks about local figures and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Goodman
Don
Leon
Anns Sassmankauwen
Walter Hull
Dewey Mull
Springfeld
American Legion
Dayton
Ohio
Anna Sassmanhausen
Lake Avenue
Indianapolis
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Kathleen Bird
Howard Martin
Katherine Gazler
Wilbur Traeteg
Elizabeth Squire
Barold Burns
Tad Prise
Mildred Neufer
Helen Tavinr
Wm Robertson
Edna Clark
Janet Patrick
Everett Wieseke
Wildwood
Francelia McWilliams
Gertrude Taylor
Chas. Markham
Marion Copas
E. E. Barnard
Geo Stevens, Jr
E. R. Strausser
H. E. Markham
Chas. Hadaway
Gladioli
Jas. Hurlehaus
W. Bush
J. W. Miller
Zinnias
C. H. Cushing
David Robernson
Wm. Robertson
Albert Rose
David Griffith
Robert Huncke
Frank Meo
Edwin Sharp
John Well
Earl Whitake
John Wells
Edith Altteld
Arthur Davis
Edward Grifffin
Henry Rice
Beb
Rayd and Feichel
Howard Shhoenfeldt
Witt
Louis Huber
Joe Birdsall
Robert M. Williams
David Mii
Henry Will
Edgar Witt
Wm Osie
Howard Shoenfeldt
Helen Snyder
Herbert Meson
Irma Selike
Mildred With
Carl Scott
John Ichke
Edwardmith
Charles
Has. Solomon's Lodge
A. M
Westeran Circle
Methodist Church of Christ
Child Conservation League
L. D. Davidson
Sons and Daughters of Liberty K
Phal
Chestnut Grove Parent-Teachers Association
School House
Swomen's Relief Corps
Richard Aller Post
Riverview
Riverview Park
Moxor Mirtinpayt
Henry Fredericks
Milo Minch
Amherat
Amherst
7. C. Minch
Robert, Lawrence
Wiliam Slavin
William Krebs
Roy Minch
Leon Minch
Syril Brecknock
Circle Shaver
Fredericks
Earl Whitacre
Muriel V. Reisinger
le Grande H. Kindiz
Virginia Diedrich
Butternut Ridge
Court of Honor Lodge
G. A. BR
Elyria C
Bettis
Jlett
Flushing
Obie
Minvauces
Sternbecke
Pompei
Anato Mikes
Little Joe's
Ruggles Beach
Klothes
Samuelson
Paris
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