Ruth Gorman Weds Lorain Man In Impressive Ceremony
A quiet but impressive wedding was solemnized at St Marys Parish House at four o clock in Lorain. Miss Ruth Gorman daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas J Gorman of 205 Stanford Avenue united in matrimony with Vaughn Flaherty son of Mr and Mrs Edward Flaherty of 1218 Ninth Street Lorain. Reverend Father Joseph Scharnitaky presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's
Joseph Scharnitaky
Ruth Gorman
Thomas J. Gorman
Stanford Avenue
Vaughn Flaherty
Edward Flaherty
Ninth Street
Lorain
Honor Mrs Koepp On 87th Birthday
Mrs Henry Koepp of 325 Tenth street marked her eighty seventh birthday yesterday with calls from family neighbors and friends. Born in Germany she has lived in the city most of her life and attended St John Lutheran church over five decades. She tends her home garden and enjoys vegetables and flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Koepp
Tenth Street
Koepp
Germany
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Anniversary party for hostess Elizabeth Avery and club
Mrs Elizabeth Avery of 173 Fair lawn Avenue hosted the B B B Club last evening with all members present and five guests Lois Cook Patsy Beattie Annabelle and Patricia Stoke and Mrs E Stoke. Thirty games of cance were played with prizes won by Patsy Beattie Ruth Shepherd and Ann Mahan. Gifts were given to Elizabeth Avery and Lena Hirth for their wedding anniversaries. Luncheon was served by the hostess with small gold and white baskets of confections at each place. Next meeting will be in two weeks at Susanna Beattie 121 Warren Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Avery
Fairlawn Avenue
B. B. B. Club
Lois Cook
Patsy Beattie
Annabelle
Patricia Stoke
E. Stoke
Ruth Shepherd
Ann Mahan
Lena Hirth
Avery
Anna Cook
Susanna Beattie
Warren Avenue
Interesting Meeting and Weddings at Local Halls
The Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association met at St Marys Church Hall with vice president Mrs Kate Baker in charge. Members plan to attend a Senate meeting in Cleveland in September and will resume meetings in the K of C hall in October. Brides, attendees, and hosts are noted including Miss Marie Stirzaker and Vernon Flaherty of Lorain. A Lambda Chi gathering at the Lee home featured contests, a kitchen themed prize, and a wiener roast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association
St. Mary's Church Hall
Kate Baker
Kathryn Donavan
Church Hall
K. of C. Hall
Senate
Cleveland
Entertain Social Club Hosts Picnic at Vermilion-on-the-Lake
The Summer home of Mrs Pearle Wright at Vermilion-on-the-Lake welcomed nineteen members and nine children yesterday when Rebekah Social club moved there for a picnic. A tureen luncheon was served on the screened porch followed by a brief business session. Cards swimming and boating provided afternoon entertainment. On Tuesday September fifth Mrs Edith Slater at 138 Roosevelt avenue will entertain the Social Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearle Wright
Vermilion-on-the- Lake
Rebekah Social Club
Edith Slater
Roosevelt Avenue
Daughters of Scotia Elect Chief Daughter Leads Meeting
The Chief Daughter Mary Bonso presided over routine business at the Daughters of Scotia gathering in British Empire hall. Special prize was won by Mrs William Shrubsole. Luncheon served by Mrs David Stevenson and Mrs Robert Forrest after the social hour. The group meets again Tuesday August fifteenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bonso
Daughters of
Scotia
British Empire Hall
William Shrubsole
David Stevenson
Robert Forrest
Local Licenses Granted In Lorain Area
George A. Barnard age 22 apprentice machinist and Rita McDermott age 18. Joseph Lengyel age 22 machine operator and Elsie Kish age 21, all of Lorain, listed for licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Barnard
Lorain
Rita McDermott
Joseph Lengyel
Elsie Kish
Local Society and Travel Notes Across Elyria Area
Elyria social notes list visits and stays of R K Shaw and wife in Princeton Avenue guests, Miss Esther Bass new Style Center manager, Miss Irene Wright moving to Cleveland, Mrs. Margaret Taylor visiting Alabama, and numerous trips to Cleveland Detroit Yellowstone and Thistledown races. Also reports births and a nephew death, with several residents traveling to Washington D C New York City and the World’s Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. K. Shaw
London
Ohio
Floyd Shaw
Princeton Avenue
Esther Bass
Elvira
Style Center
Bass
Cleveland
Irene Wright
Margaret Taylor
Hamilton Street
Tuscumbia
Alabama
Robert Cook
R. C. Knipple
Saginaw
Michigan
E. A. Monroe
Cornell Avenue
Will Hill
Ridgeville
D. H. Mauney Jr
David Hunter Mauney III
Oxford Avenue
Gerald Rice
Sullivan
Fifth Street
Florida
E. C. Peck
Curtis
Hammond
Indiana
C. L. Worthington
Peck
Iva Hoard
Ruth Cook
Elyria
William Shepherd
Huron Street
Elvira Memorial Hospital
Paul Taylor
E. River Street
New Philadelphia
Taylor
Charles
Mrs. Taylor
Mary Margaret Finegan
Alice
Florence Ward
Marie Cook
Oberlin
Yellowstone National Park
Emma Behnke
Slidelle
Louisiana
Detroit
Norma Herrick
East Broad Street
Toledo
Marguerite
Rosemary Smith
Harvard Avenue
Margaret
Jennie Schmidt
Lakewood
John Dellefield
Edwin Schubert
Oliver
Dale Barndollar
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Barndollar
East Avenue
Robert Glover
West Avenue
Washington D.C
New York City
Dan Ross
Wonster Street
Picnic Plan By Hungarian Reformed Church Group
The Young Ladies Society held its monthly meeting in the church parlor to plan an ice cream social and a family picnic. The outing is set for August 20 at Chippewa Lake Park, with members and their families invited to meet at the church at 1:00 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Ladies Society of the
Hungarian Reformed Church
Chippewa Lake Park
Elyria Delegation Prepares for World Fair August 16
Elyria plans a Day at the New York World Fair on August 16 with a 6:24 pm departure Monday August 14 by special coaches. Reservations close August 10 though late bookings may be possible. The group features the Artisans Band and a dancers troupe led by noted local performers with more than thirty listed participants and accompanying families and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rving Plain
Stage Arts Studio
Elyria
Tanne
Elyria I O O F Lodge 103 Meets. August Trips Planned
The Elyria lodge held its regular meeting with Vice Grand Wade Reynolds presiding in the absence of Noble Grand Blake. A caravan pilgrimage is set for August 6 to the I O O F Home in Springfield with Ashland escorts, lunches to be carried, and coffee provided. A state I O O F picnic is planned for August 13 at Moyers Lake near Akron and Canton, promising two major events for lodge members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria 1.C. O. F. Lodge No
Temple
1.C. Blake
Wade Reynolds
Akron
I O. O F
Springfield
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Log Summary
Hospital admissions list includes Mrs Dale Barndol lar and Richard Tumble at 515 East Avenue, and several others in Ohio locales such as Wadsworth and Grafton. Discharges note Mrs George Opra's baby girl and Irene Kish in Lorain, with multiple patients from Abbe Road and Madison Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Barndollar
East Avenue
Richard Tumble
Endley Block
Charles Vincent
Second Street
Jeanette Clark Wadsworth
Ohio
Joan Brinzley
Adame Street
Dan Ross
Wooster
Roger Reed
W. Broad Street
Jacob Schuerhrer
Grafton
Charles Kufner
Fast Avenue
Ruby Cornish
George Opra
R. D
Abbe Road
Marilyn Dickens
Earl Court
Albert Schaefer
Madison Avenue
Irene Kish
Elaine Todhunter
Lorain
Corn Roast and Ham Dinner at Field's M Church
A corn roast and ham dinner is announced at Field's Methodist Church for Thursday August 3 at 2 30 pm. Proceeds support church programs with community turnout invited. Local organizers emphasize fellowship and a charitable fundraising goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Field
Peace Paper Opens W C T U Round Table
A W C T U meeting at Mrs. A S Heimbach's home featured a round table on prayer and peace. Mrs. Anna Kennedy chaired the session with Mrs. Gerald Rice closing in prayer. Mrs Jay Easton presented a well prepared paper drawing on sources to urge religion among nations to secure peace. A large group attended an unusually fine meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A S. Heimbach
Fourth Street
Anna Kennedy
Gerald Rice
Jay Easton
Calendar Past Presidents Parlay Convened by Auxiliary Groups
The report lists past presidents and auxiliary gatherings including Legion auxiliary with Mrs. William Hearne on Ohio street. Rebexahs entertained by presiding officers. Golden Glow club with Mrs. Rita Carlin hosting hamburgers. Townsend Club No 2 meets in Woodman Hall. St Pauls church council gathers. Biple School Cabinet of United Presbyterian church meets at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion AuXiliary
William Hearne
Ohio Street
Rebexahs
Golden Glow Club
Rita Carlin
Townsend Club
Woodman Hall
St. Paul’s
Biple School
United Presbyterian Church
Missionary Society study at Emmanuel Lutheran church
The Emmanuel Lutheran church Missionary Society met at the parsonage with Mrs. L. Urich guiding the program on The Church School and Missions. Mrs. H. L. Storer led devotional time, Mrs. Hazel Rheinich presented the lesson, and members joined in discussion. Reports on Lutheran Summer School sessions at Lakeside July 17–23 were given by Mrs. Urich, Mrs. Coniam, and Miss Coniam. Committee chairs announced, funds were raised for Chinese relief, and the attendance was strong. Mrs. Storer invited the group to meet at her home on Tuesday September 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church School
Missionary Society of
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
L. Urich
H. L. Storer
Hazel Rheinick
Urich
Charles Coniam
Helen Coniam
Lakeside
David Lindberg
Rheinich
Contam
Frank Quertell
Marseilles Avenue
Sans Souci Club Spaghetti Supper Hosts Games Night
Members of the Sans Souci club gathered at Blue Sky Inn for a spaghetti supper and then at Mrs. Paul Palmer’s West Street home for games. High score was Mrs. Harvey Curtis, with Mrs. Jack Rick second. A wiener roast is planned for August fifteenth at Beaver Park. The next meeting is August 29 at Mrs. Clellan Andress’s Earl Court home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Sky Inn
Paul Palmer
West Street
Harvey Curtis
Jack Rick
Beaver Park
Clellan Andress
Earl Court
Birthday Night For Ninette Bridge Club Hosted At Lake Avenue
Mrs Henry Meesiz welcomed Ninette Bridge club members on Lake Avenue Tuesday evening. Prizes went to Mrs Leland Sheriff, Mrs Catherine Rogers, and Mrs Rena Decker with travelling prize to Mrs Noel Duckett. A birthday gift for Mrs Mildred Braudigan was presented. Dessert featured garden flowers and yellow tapers. Next meeting September fifth with Mrs Margaret Krebs as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Meesiz
Ninette Bridge Club
Lake Avenue
Leland Sheriff
Catherine Rogers
Rena Decker
Noel Duckett
Mildred Braudigan
Margaret Krebs
Fry Follows Meeting St Pauls Young People League
The St Pauls Young People League met last evening at the home of William and Wilson Fox for a monthly business and social gathering. A short meeting planned an outing in two weeks. After adjournment members and guests enjoyed games and a hamburg fry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Paul's Young People League
William and Wilson Fox
Wainwright's Special on Sweet Corn Two Dozen
Wednesday and Thursday special from Wainwright's at Stop 68 Cleveland Road. Sweet corn priced at two dozen for 20 cents. Limited time, while supplies last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wainwright's
Cleveland Road
Post-Nuptial Party Honors Water Town Bride July 3
Mrs Stacy Jezewski married in Water town Mase July 3 was honored with a post nuptial party at Mrs Sam Seplaries home East Mth Lorain. Betty Pavalich Ursula Linden and John Schneiders wife acted as hostesses. Buneco provided entertainment with prizes to Velma Vince for high score and Ursula Linden for low score. A buffet luncheon served with guests from Elyria Amherst and Lorain. Peach and green colors featured. Bride received many gifts from friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stacy Jezewski
Mary Snark
Watertown
Mase
Sam Seplarie
East Mth Street
Lorain
Betty
Joe Pavalich
Ursula
John Schneider
Buneco
Velma Vince
Ursula Linden
Elyria
Amherst
Frienna
Comraderie Club Hosts Bridge Night on Center Ridge Road
The Comraderie Club met with Mary Agnes Walsh last night on Center Ridge Road. After a brief business session, bridge winners were Mrs. Dana Perkins and Mrs. Elmer Standen for first place, with a lunch shared by all including guest Mrs. George Elbert. A gift was given to Mrs. Joseph Padley for her birthday. In two weeks Miss Roseana Padley will host at Cambridge Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambda Chi
Robert Lee
Butternut Ridge Road
Theodore Ropp
Betty Chapman
Club
Lindy Lodge
Herman Goodspeed
Jean Shepard
LaPorte Methodist Church
Myron Saussler
Ropp
Lee
William A Rennie
Grafton Road
Comraderie
Mary Agnes Walsh
Center Ridge Road
Dana Perkins
Elmer Standen
George Elbert
Joseph Padley
Roseana Padley
Cambridge Court
Card party follows dinner at Carey's Villa
A social card party followed a chicken dinner last night. Mary Kocak arranged the affair at Carey's Villa with members of A. R. S. sorority in attendance: Helen Susi, Macgaret Kocak, Helen Sanders, Mary Stanko, Mary Kokac, Anne Demyan, Helen Stanko, Sue Huber and Anne Super.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Kocak
Carey
Helen Susi
Macgaret Kocak
Helen Sanders
Mary Stanko
Mary Kokac
Anne Demyan
Helen Stanko
Sue Huber
Anne Super
Pittsfield Birth and Scholarships Highlight Local Notes
A son was born Thursday July 27 at Allen Hospital in Oberlin to Mr and Mrs Lester Morris. Betty Jane Bear receives a $200 Baldwin Wallace College scholarship payable $50 yearly for Home Economics this fall. Leola Mohrman from Cleveland visits her father Albert Mohrman. Graydon Brandt and Perry Brandt family guests from Elyria and Columbus. Mrs Bud Rider sprained ankle with mother Mrs Sheldon assisting. Mrs Edgar Gifford cared for at brother C G Brandt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Lester Morris
Allen Hospital
Oberlin
Betty Jane Bear
Baldwin- Wallace College
Berea
Leola Mohrman
Cleveland
Albert Mohrman
Lawrence Mohrman
Elyna
Perry Brandt
Nancy Lois
Columbus
Graydon Brandt
Bud Rider
Sheldon
Wellington
Edgar Gifford
C.G Brandt
Rainbow sermon unites couples at Community Church
Rev William Smith of Oberlin led a capacity crowd at the Community Church on Sunday for a rainbow themed sermon about color harmony in family life. The Wisdom Seekers class held a reunion. Mrs Wallace Bear taught. Harold Brandt led songs. Visitors came from Oberlin Wellington Brighton West Ridge Cuyahoga Falls Homerville Wakeman. A yearly reunion was decided, with further arrangements to be announced. Jack Bear attended Wellington Band picnic and a lighted Firefly baton act. About sixteen youth attended the League meeting with Corbett Walker leading discussion. A Sunday School picnic at Cascade Park Elyria on August 3 was announced for Community Church members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Smith
Oberlin
Wisdom Seekers
Wallace Bear
Robert Avery
Berea
Stall Waters
Norma Smith
Harold Brandt
West Ridge
Cuyahoga Falls
Homerville
Wakeman
Jack Bear
Wellington
Chippewa Lake
League
Warren Church
Corbett Walker
Cascade Park
Elyria
Community
Party Attendance Noted For Miss Helen Strittmatter
Miss Helen Strittmatter attended a party in Cleveland Thursday evening with Mr and Mrs Howard Busch and other guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Strittmatter
Cleveland
Howard Busch
Home Sweet Home sampler transfer pattern 6352
Pattern 6352 offers a 12 by 14 inch transfer image with color chart and stitch key. Mail ten cents to Chronicle-Telegram Household Arts Dept. at 259 W 14th St New York NY with your name address and pattern number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle-Telegram
Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th Street
New York
N. Y
Social Visits and Picnics Among Area Families
Daughters Eileen Molloy and Genevieve Erhart visited in the Albert Erhart home in South Hills on Sunday. Several local families spent weekends with relatives in Cleveland areas and at Chippewa Lake, including picnics at scenic spots and visits to East Claridon water projects and Lake Aquilla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eileen
George Molloy
South Hills
Albert Erhart
Genevieve Erhart
Tony Strittmatter
Cleveland
Cora Huntley
G. Haury
Barney Haury
Chardon
Federal Water Conservation Project
East Claridon
Lake Aquilla
Glen Yannagan
Wallace Lockyear
Bert Meyer
Sam Meyer
Elyria
Ed Lockyear
Granger
Ray Conant
Hinckley
Ladd Ryck
Parma
Ralph Cook
Cleveland Heights
George Gross
Howard Gross
Medina
Josephine Nilges
Leo
Dale Copeland
Cuyahoga Falls
iXarl Kramer
Ed Offenberg
Berea
Charles Martin
Rusel Fish
Chatham
Frank Ullrich
Chippewa Lake
Lollie Gross
Gilbert Gross
Lod: Hospital
Dean Regal
Vincent The Little Sewers 4-H Party At New Home
Vincent 4-H girls group enjoyed games contests and refreshments at Miss Laurabet Stoughton new home Thursday afternoon. Advisor Mrs Ernst Goodsite led the club with members Josephine Adler Margaret Knight June Prindle Helen Szabo Margaret Abacz Zelme Stoughton Catherine Strickland Vera Petroff Rosemary Bozsoki and Audrey Pollack. Another meeting is planned for Thursday afternoon August 3 at the advisor's home. Mr and Mrs M B Copas and daughter are on a ten day vacation visiting Robert Copas at Fort Wayne Indiana and relatives in Lawshe and Peebles Adams County Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Sewers
Vincent
Laurabet] Stoughton
New Home
Ernst Goodsite
Josephine Adler
Margaret Knight June Prindle
Helen Szabo
Margaret
Irene Abacz
Zelme Stoughton
Catherine Strickland
Vera Petroff
Rosemary Bozsoki
Audrey Pollack
M. B. Copas
Robert Copas
Ft. Wayne
Indiana
Mr. Copas
Lawshe and Peebles
Adams County
Ohio
Local Society News Gossip From Cleveland and Nearby
South Ridge residents visit relatives including Miss Caroline Spiegelberg and Frank Nowak in Cleveland. The Spiegelbergs host L W Spiegelberg family, with E A Clay visiting Tol edo, and Oliver Schubert staying with J F Stein in Lakewood. Visitors from LaGrange and Pittsburgh join gatherings as Mr and Mrs Grant Glasow entertain and others travel between Cleveland Tol edo and Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Spiegelberg
John Wolf
Earl Wolf
Frank Nowak
Cleveland
L W. Spiegelberg
E. A. Clay
Toledo
J. FP. Bechtel
Oliver Schubert
J. F. Stein
Lakewood
Grant Glasnw and
Ruest
Frank Gordon
LaGrange
Elizabeth Frederick
Pittsburgh
Grant Glasow
J. D. Funk
Sheffield Buys New Fire Siren for Village
Sheffield village council approved purchasing a siren to replace the old bell and arrange immediate installation at the fire station. Bills were approved including the firemen's check for the last two fire calls. no other business was transacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
Dairy Judging Tour Set For Monday
Lorain County 4-H Club dairy judging tour is planned for next Monday. Claude I. Hummel, the county Extension Agent, said six participants will be selected to compete at Daily Judging Day in Wooster on August 11, and from those six, three will represent Lorain County at the Ohio State Fair in Columbus from August 26 to September 1. Locations to be visited on the tour will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Claude I. Hummel
Wooster
Columbus
Hummel
Car collision damages left fender at Court and Broad
The left front fender of a car driven by Mrs. Carl Ericcson of Lakewood was damaged at 9 15 A M today at Court and Broad streets when it was struck by a car driven by Mrs. T M Moise of 119 Columbus street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Ericcson
Lakewood
Court and
Broad Streets
T. M. Moise
Columbus Street
Readers More Curious Toledo Citizens Question Incas Pensions
The two public library research departments answered 6 341 questions last month, up 9 percent from the prior period. The strangest inquiry concerned the old age pensions of the Incas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledoo
Public Library
Judge’s license stolen in auto theft case
A Negro burglar stole auto batteries from a car, fled when surprised, and left a car behind with license plates stolen from Judge Joseph L. Simpson. In the same period France shipped rayon and ceiling products valued at nearly $40,000 to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Joseph L. Simpson
Court of Criminal Correction
France
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
Evin
Mumaiz _ THERUS NO Praca Smt Moma
Uth Gorman
Mrs. Koepp
Clarence Haugh
Jennie Zaleski
John Szabo
Emilia Post
Banco
Wanda Zaleski
Cecilia Zaleski
Katherine McKee
Bride
Grace Broadwell
Whats Trump Club
Ann Meeks
Irene Post
Emelia Post
1513
Marie Stirzaker
Gorman
Elyria High
Oberlin School of Commerce
Timms Spring Co
I Lorain High
Cleveland College
Elks Lodge
Flaherty
Ohio Public Service
Ruth's Wave Shop
Lake Ave
Daughters of Scotia
Sprague
East Ave
Uvuloaal
Don Sharpe
Robert Harding
Donald Massey
Allan Ody
Jim Reinhardt
Dick Muller
George Moseley
Artisans
Myra Stevenson
Beverly Sue Hyman
Norma Jean Reed
Colleen Karnik
Beverly Burke
Beverly Knipper
Lois King
Margaret Perkins
Beatrice Ensign
Justine Schroeder
Florence Nagy
Barbara Jones
Modena Brown
George Spicer
Ed Manzelman
A. P. Baily and Son
L. F. Nock
Mary Helen Kolopos
H.C Reinhardt
Donald Munssey
Dick Miller
George Mosely
Allan Obx
Arthur Fox
Joe Boddy
Stevenson Burke
John Kolopos
Julia Nagy
Glenn Perkins
Curt Fuller
Maurice Hyman
William Alexander
Josephine Karnik
George Knipper
J. L. Schroeder
Alfred Ensign
J. Brown
C. E. McIntire
Carl Taylor and Son
George
Fry
Rev. Smith
Herbert C. Cannings
Justice of the Peace
Anvernees
Maren Tempte
South Ridge
American Institute of Laundering
Stowes
Herson
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