Second Church pastor honored with farewell reception
Over a hundred members gathered at the parish house for a farewell reception to Pastor William Flammer who plans to retire from active work. The program featured remarks by Mrs. W. L. Wilsen, a Sunday School orchestra, two choirs, and songs. Mrs. John Kennedy presented a purse, and the pastor spoke kindly in reply.
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Lehhurch
Par‘couse
William Flammer
Flammer
Pest
W. Lo Wilsen
Auiss
Caroline Spriggs
Angelina Johnson
Edna Maulister
John Kennedy
Gregory
Frances Hawkins Weds Charles E Weaver in Cleveland
Miss Frances Hawkins daughter of Mr and Mrs A C Hawkins of Cleveland street wed Charles E Weaver son of Mr and Mrs George Weaver of Fire Lake Michigan. The ceremony conducted by Hey Wham Muir Auld at First Congregational church followed by a small reception. The couple plan extended motor trip to Northern Michigan and then reside at 2014 Iowa Ave E Cleveland.
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Frances Hawkins
A C Hawkins
Cleveland Street
Charles E. Weaver
Cleveand
George Weaver
Fife Lake
Mich
First Congregational Church
Mr. Weaver
Michigan
Huntin
Fishing
Fire Lake
Weever
Elrria High School
Obeda Business College
Acme Motor Track Company
Cleveland
Weaver
Iowa Ave
Local Social and Religious Notices Highlight Week’s Events
Monday gatherings include Inn of the Four Chiavess with Mrs J A Dake and Mes T F Faron as hostesses. The Ladies Catholic Benevolent Society meets K of C hall. Pythian Sisters meet K of P hall. Dames of Maltz host ball at 10 O. Columbia Club at St John’s school. St Joseph’s Benevolent Society and Miss Claire Pa entertain at 2 games. Ave... Out-of-town guest Wallace Smart celebrates 84th birthday. family gathering and refreshments. Rev Miller to preach at First Baptist Church tonight. morning theme At The Feet of Jesus and evening The Beatitudes of Revelation. Security Benevolent Association plans winter work. Harold Mason to spend weekend at Cadar Point.
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J. A Dake
Faron
La‘ties Catholic Benevolent Society
Pythian Sisters
Rov. Miller
First Baptist Church
Lotrow
L. Walker
Miller
Jesus
Welsh Choir organizes in Lorain County with Sunday meeting
Members of a Welsh male choir plan a permanent group at South Lorain Episcopal church on August 11. Director Brown was chosen, with rehearsals at 241 East Eight Street and travel by car. A Welsh picnic is set for Cascade Park on August 14, while Royal Neighbors of America Wayflower Camp plans Lorain County picnic at Cascade Park with noon dinner and games.
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Wilh
Svreen
Drusherhood
Lora
N Counts
Fol
Bruwa
E.gate Streec
Fast Evenig
South Lorain Episcopal Church
Brown
Bee
Delaware Moe
Lorain
Royal Neighbors of America
Wayflower Camp
Wurst
Lorain Counts
Cascade Park
Party honors Helen Snowden at Tenth Street home
Miss Margaret Edwards entertained sixteen guests at her Tenth Street residence last evening to honor Miss Helen Snowden who has moved here from Pittsburgh and will enter the Senior class of rie High School this fall.
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Margaret Edwards
Tenth Street
Helen Snowden
Pittsburgh
Entertain for Out of Town Guests by Jeroy Race
Mr and Mrs Jeroy Race entertained guests from Olver Ziexman San Kangisa and Detroit with a dinner party and decorated rooms with garden flowers. A pleasant social evening was enjoyed as friends of Richwine plan a picnic at Crystal Beach this afternoon and evening. Attorney and Mrs. R F Vandemark and family and Mr and Mrs H H Gress have returned from Houghton Lake Mich.
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Jeroy Race
Cleveland Road
Olver Ziexman
San
Richwine
Crystal
Crystal Beach
R. F. Vandemark
Park Avenue
H. H Gress
Grafton Road
Houghton Lake
Mich
New Suit Makes Elaborate Use Of Shiny Ribbon
A jumble of names and places outlines multiple people connected to marriages, licenses, and discharges. The text lists individuals with ages and occupations across Elyria, Cleveland, Avon, and nearby towns, mentioning licenses, notices, and discharges in a chaotic, OCR-like fragment.
Local residents depart for summer trips and visits
Mrs E F Schultz of Columbus Street leaves Moonday to spend the summer in Europe. Mrs Kari Klitz of Sagnaw is set to return home after a week with Mr and Mrs Joann Kutz. Silvia Arter leaves for Berea after visiting Miss Claire Parseh Moss Marion Hoard of Clark Street returns from Lakeside. Miss Clarence Mapie spends the weekend at Cedar Point. Mrs M Weat Adams leaves tonight for New York City with nieces Marian Merthe and Ruth Bailey. George Silver of Newark NJ returns home after time with relatives Miss Frank Alspaugh of hoot Street and Mrs J T Burrows travel Friday to Buffalo and Miss Ethel Burrows to New York City.
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E F Schultz
Columbus Street
Moonday
Europe
Kari Klitz
Sagnaw Mic Weft
Joann Kutz
Weet Tuird
Silvia Arter
Berea
Claire Parseh Moss Marion Hoard
Clark Street
Lakeside
Clarence Mapie
Cedar Point
M We
Dams
New York
Roundup of local residents travel and events across several towns
Carmel New York to Albany and Vermilion Ohio residents head for two week trips. Campaign stops by Senator Burke in Wellsville Carrollton and Alliance. Families from Princeton Avenue Linwood Park Vermilion depart for vacations. Nurses and hospital staff vacationing in Canada Port Rowan Ontario. LT California voyage and Mrs Ziegman details scattered amid a stitch of notices about travel and gatherings.
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Linwood Park
Milton Ludwig
Jeanette
Lakewood
Newton’ Bechord
Middle Ridge
Chicago
Ill
Ernest Messender
Irene
Carl
Louie Malassa
Windte
Idaho
John Jehte
Huron Street
Mias
Muriel Anscemh
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Port Rowan
Ontario
Jessie McNally
Canada
I. Terrell
Edward
Oliver Ziegman
LT. S . Caliornia
Wwes Logay
Portland Ind
Mandas
Gensemer
Haz
Phil
Margaret
Kent
Miss Rachel Metcalf Weds Walter W. Reas
Rachel Victoria Metcalf, first married to Walter Norris Hess, wed Walter W. Reas in an informal lawn ceremony at her uncle’s residence in Oberlin. The service was conducted by Dr. E S. Bosworth with violin duets by Maurice Rees. The couple plan a stay in Point Ripley, Maine, then residence at Greencastle after October 1. Hess is a biology professor at DePont University.
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Oberlin
Rachel Victoria Metcalf
Walter Norris Hess
Wes Wilmot W. Metcalf
Ad Street
W. Metcalf
North Pressor Street
E. S. Bosworth
Andrew A
Maurice Rees
Kessler
Hess
Ripley
Maine
Greencast Ing
Hirs
de Pont University
Mrs McClelland Dies of Injuries in Truck Collision
Mrs McClelland 64 of OverHig ced Perday pleht of induries suffto a& week ago when her gous cutemolite turned over in a collinn with truck at Brook Park ridgerds Brooklyn township pinsing her beneath it. The son suffered but slight injuries. Patrolman George Kress was severely drugged while chasing a speeder on EK 116th St and collided with an automobile. He was taken to Mt. Sinai hospital. Mrs McClelland was born in Vernon in 1860 and married A. G. Davis before. They lived in many places including Florence Wakeman Berlin Higits and Brownhelm. She died 13 years ago when she lived with her sister Mrs A RK Parsons. Last January she married J. McClelland, local real estate dealer. Survived by two sons Charles and Bert Davis, four sisters, and two brothers. Arrangements have not been made.
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Cleveland
Keines Wilellan
Induries
Brook Park
Brooklyn
Mooresvie
George Kress
116Th St
Mt. Sina
MiClell
Vernon
H E
A. G. Davis
Charles
Far
Florence
Wakeman
Berin Higits
Brownhelm
Mavis
Ainve
Wis A RK. Parsons
Professor Street
J. Meelland
Baby Girl Born at Oberlin Hospital
A baby girl was born yesterday at the Oberlin hospital on North Cedar Street. The newborn remains unnamed at this time.
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Cedar Street
Oberlin Hospital
Long Bereavement at Wellington for Mrs Nettie Smith
Wellington Aug 2 Mrs Nettie Craddock Smith wife of the late Arthur T Smith was buried yesterday at Greenwood Cemetery Wellington Funeral services were held at 3062 K Rudd Heights Bird Cleveland Also notes from Wellington include Old Folks Day at Sullivan Congregational Church August 8 and local personals with residents visiting and traveling.
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Wellington
Aire Nettie Craddock Smuth
Arthur T S Suuth
Harold Rogers
Greenwood
Rudd Heights
Bird
Cleveland
Sullivan
Sullivan Congregational Church
Kiwanis Meeting Held at SLEo Church
Wellington Kiwanis Club held its weekly luncheon at the SLEo church dining room yesterday noon. Rev. C B Kitchum was the speaker of the day.
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Kiwanis
Wellington
Kiwanis Club
Sleo Church
C. B. Kitchum
Ashland Bus Operators Fined for Parking Violations
Five bus operators John D Fackles J H Awnler Willam Newcomber H D Snyder and C Hi Foster were each fined $10 by Police Judge Jov Mason after being found guilty of violating the parking ordinance for bus parking. Charlies A Keith of Kentucky will speak at the Ashland County Teachers Institute in August. The Ashland County picnic will be at Chippewa Lake on Wednesday August 13 with an elaborate athletic and sports program planned.
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Ashland
John D Fackles
J. H Awnler
Willam Newcomber
H. D Snyder
C Hi Foster
Jov. “Mason
Charlies A. Keith
Kentucky
Ashland County Teachers Institute
Ashland County
Chippewa Lake
Accident death verdict in Clarkson mine collapse
At Claireville the coroner ruled an accidental death after an inquest into the death of John Krockovich aged 34. He died from a falling stone in the Clarkson mine near the town.
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Sit
Clairesville
C. C. Hardusty
John Krockovich
Krockovich
Clarkson Mine
Here
Religious instruction to be taught in four lower grades
Nelsonville Bowe announces a two hour course of religious instruction for the four lower grades starting September. The school board adopted the resolution, and church leaders will supervise the program in coordination with the schools.
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Nelsonvills
Bowe
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C.e.weaver
Claire Pa
Lunen
FG Mathewech
Mliss Arter and
Herry
Avnherst
Lown
Mars
Smart
Wallace Smart
River Street
Ure Smart
Baptist Church
Benefit Association
Benetton
Order
Harold Mason
Cadar Point
Royal Neighbors
Edward Thirs
Calheran
Shield Lake
Wom
Albert Wirth
Ena Rose
Elyria
Woom Auld
Dean
Kipton
William Aid
Harr
V. Foreman
Eaton
Julia Kelles
Mary
W.L. Walker E
Anna Vorgla
Broad
Ales Tii
Smih Ct
Clara Til
Dewes
Clifford Strickler
Oberlin Road
Frarres Bruba
Walter Borsar
Thirteenth
Hamilton Ave
Lorain Hinkson
Middle Ave
George Kirby
Watles City
By Mea
W. H. Chapts
Rachel Metcalf
Walter W. Reas
P.O
Cedar St
TUE Hygienic Ice CO
The
Chronicle
Telegram
McClelland
Bert Davis
Mary Blaes
Willacuchty
Jenny Bisbee
Vermilion
Martha Ori
A B Parns
James Brooks
Vermun
Holly Brooks
Oo Orlin
Jeanette Sasel
North Main Street
Flanc , Ts
Theodore
College Street
API
Madan
Oberlin Personals
C W. Morme
Elm Street
France
Morrison
Comvervet Music
FL. H Shaw
Iowa
Elm
Noble
Kent Jenny
Grienw
Jay
Misesky
East College Street
Glenn Molyneaux
Br Sire
A. Uh
Curtice
Nettie Smith
A Barnes
Green Springs
Edna Wight
California
W. Wight
James H Ryan
Akron
Marian Sutaft
Youngston
Wc. T. U
Mr. Husband
Weanna Tee Laundry and Dry Cleaning CO
West Avenue
P. A. Spieth
Woolworth’s
Nestle
Marcel and
Bob
Glade
B. Thomas
Western Reserve Finance Company
Turner Block
Colson
Fairy
Elyria Hardware Co
E. Gross Furrier
Little Joe
Stoney Point
Ohio
Elyria Savings and Trust
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