Ruth Taylor Announces Wedding Date To Guy W Byars
Miss Ruth Taylor hosts a small party at the West Bridge street home to reveal her wedding date August 2 to Guy W Byars. Attendees included relatives from Riceville Iowa and Rush Street, with Mrs W G Taylor and the Rev Taylor among speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Taylor
Guy W. Byars
Ruth B. Taylor
Harry Byars
West Bridge Street
Miss Taylor
W. G. Taylor
Reverend Taylor
Riceville
Mr. Byars
Marriage Licence Applications Listed for Lorain and Cleveland
Teodore Gelman 21 a clerk Lorain and Lillian Dunn 23 Lorain apply with Rev Dubro. Walter Joseph McCormick 36 chauffeur Cleveland and Emma Kathryn Seiler 21 Lorain apply with Rev Bond. Harold Otto, field traffic representative of American Airways at Cleveland Airport, visiting Eastern Boulevard home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teodore Gelman
Clerk
Lorain
Lillian Dunn
Dubro
Walter Joseph McCormick
Cleveland
Emma Kathryn Seiler
Bond
Harold Otto
American Airways
Eastern Boulevard
Pares
Ladies Aid Society Meets at St John’s Lutheran Church
Mrs J Gutzman and Mrs J Mitchell hosted a Thursday session of the Ladies Aid Society of St John’s Lutheran Church with forty five members attending the business discussion. Upcoming hostesses named for September first are Mrs John Wellert and Mrs Fred Koepp. In Cascade Park last evening, forty members of the Sons of Union Veterans and Auxiliary enjoyed a social time and picnic supper with D A Cleveland of Texas as a welcome guest from former lodge years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational Church
Louis Davis
Penfield Avenue
Phoebe Clevenger
M. D. Muller
Dewey Avenue
Martha Straw
Dell Skeels
Davis Yard
West Street
David J. Nys
Order of
de Molay
I. C
Paul Thompson
Jack Whidden
Gordon Leimer
Lane Barton
Donald Hutchings
Howard Ahlgrim
James Pahl
Dad Beebe
Ladies Aid Society OF
ST. John's Church
J. Gutzman
J Mitchell
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. John's Lutheran Church
John Wellert
Fred Koepp
Sons of Union Veterans and Auxiliary
Cascade Park
D. A. Cleveland
Texas
Ladies’ Aid and Missionary Societies
First Evangelical Church
Outdoor Life Association
The
Missionary Society
George Holstein
W. M
Ashland
George Garthe
A. M. Rickel
the Little Herald
Aid Society
Clayton Springer
Werner Zilch
Park Avenue
Hospital Notes and Community Events Report
Hospital notes list admissions for Mrs. Frank Butkiewicz and Betty Braun of Amherst, with discharges including Robert Shermills and several others. The Woman's Association of Pilgrim Community church hosts an ice cream social on August sixteenth, with next meeting planned in two weeks at the church. Circle 6 of the First Methodist holds a Vermilion-on-the-Lake picnic hosted by Mr. and Mrs Topping and Mr. and Mrs John Hester. Local Children to Broadcast Playlet titled Children on Our Street by Betty Bishop with cast names for WJAY Children Hour broadcast August sixth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Butkiewicz
1618 Middle Avenue
Betty Braun
Amherst
Robert Shermills
R. D
Polite Davis
Jack Sprat
Cleveland
Edward Klein
Henry van Dorn
Grafton
Kathryn Petroff
Oberlin Childrens Home
W. L. Bodine
East Avenue
Woman’s Association of Pilgrim Community Church
Marie Swihart
Ida Smith
Fred Barr
Circle
Lake
Circle 6
First Methodist Church
Topping
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
John Hester
Plymouth
Ohio
Betty Bishop
WJAY
Miss Bishop
Becky
Katie—Kathryn Tucker
Peter— Wayne Tucker
Tommy Sullivan
Mary Jane Sullivan
Musa Meek
Etty Marie Dando
Local residents travel and guests noted across several states
Mr and Mrs Paul C Collina and son Robert return from Bay View Michigan after a week away. George Johnson guests at Cedar Lake Michigan. Elizabeth Hartman of Washington DC and Jesse Rapley of North Branch stay overnight with East avenue hosts. Donna King visits Cleveland cousin Marie Decker. The Van Wagners of Jackson stay with Frank Van Wagnen on Sixteenth Street. Annabelle Sebransky leaves for Chicago for cosmetology school. Margaret Morfoot heads to Cleveland for a motor tour of New England. Lewis Gibson visits with aunt Mrs Frank Aust on West Avenue. John H Linton of Follansbee WV guests of Henry Tibball on Earl Court. D A Stanford returns from a Pennsylvanian trip. Harold H Perry of Columbus visits his mother Mrs J C Perry as she recovers from an auto crash three weeks prior. Wayne Garland, 8, to broadcast on WGAR juvenile program Saturday at 10:15 AM. A Rogers returns to Marion Ohio after days with daughter Charles Christman on West Eighth Street. Berlin Branks and family plan to move to Nordheim Texas next Tuesday. R A Davidson and son from Warren Ohio guest of parents on Eastern Heights Boulevard. Phil Busch entertaining Pete Busch. In Sturgis Michigan, Walter Otto and daughter attend Ohio National Life Insurance Cedar Point conference. Mrs Clayton Young of Amherst visits. Charles T Jamie son of Wellington stays with Miss Carrie Lou Church. Dr F E Glauner and family move from Columbus to Elyria, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul C. Collina
Robert
West Avenue
Bay View
Michigan
George Johnson
Cedar Lake
Elizabeth Hartman
Washington, D. C
Jesse Rapley
North Branch
Richard King
East Avenue
Donna King
Cleveland
Columbus
Ohio
J.C. Perry
Perry
Wayne Garland
WGAR
A. Rogers
Marion
Charles Christman
West Eighth Street
Berlin Branks
Cleveland Street
Nordheim
Texas
San Antonio
Bronke
R. A. Davidson
Ot Warren
R. B. Strirmerg
Eastern Heights
Phil Busch
Artemas Court
Pete Busch
Sturgis
Adirondacks
C. R. Bennett
Denison Avenue
Gull Lake
Betty Monsecein
Hilldale Court
George Knitch
Clair Stiwald
Amherst
Martha Raufus
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Wooster College
Rowena Kamerer
Pittsburgh
Delores Rice
Betty Huhn
Mary Fletcher
Orville
Mary Oberlin
Massillon
C F. Strohmeier
West Street
O. V T
Leo P. Smith
Eighth Street
Phillip Worcester
Tampa
Florida
J. R. Worcester
Oberlin
Earl Merthe
Chestnut Street
Plan to Tackle Equity Docket Before September Term
Common pleas court will streamline equity cases starting August 29 under Judges A R Webber and W B Thompson. About 175 equity actions slated for disposition before jury work begins, with juries likely to use six and twelve juror formats. Approximately one third of equity matters are divorces. attorneys will be notified to prepare to avoid delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Cout
Charles Heiman
J. C. Jackson
A. R. Webber
W. B. Thompson
Amherst Picnic Plans Include 18 Contests at Cascade Park
Committees organizing the Amherst Community picnic at Cascade Park Ely on Wednesday list 18 contests with up to four prizes each. Two ball games are planned, North Side bankers versus South Side bankers, then a town team match. Free transport departs Town Hall at 10 and 12. return runs 5 to 7. Notify Fred Holzhauser by Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
Ely Tia
Park Avenue
Fred Holzhauer
Local residents and visitors share news of travel and gatherings
The report lists residents and families visiting relatives in Ohio and beyond. It notes relocations to 131 Second Street, trips to Wauseon and Gull Lake, Michigan, entertainment at Wooster College, and a summer illness. Also mentions a fall injuring Mrs Strohmeier and dinner guests from Tampa and Oberlin.
Bright Spots In Business World
New York stocks rise to higher levels as three months of gains bolster business. Willard Storage Battery Plant operating at capacity producing 2695 batteries daily. New York Shipbuilding Co earns $480,772 net in first half. American Stores Co shows $1,964 per share in six months. Shell Union Oil reports a loss of 2,935,426 for first six months vs 20,958,506 prior year. Pennsylvania Railroad handles 77,2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Willard
NEW York
New York Shipbuilding Co
Philadelphia—American Stores Co
Shell Union Oil Corporation
Amherst Band to Play Open Air Saturday at Town Hall
Amherst City Band under Max Eggland will give an open air concert at the Town Hall band stand Saturday evening. The program features German services led by Rev. C E Schmidt. Also notes changes in school hours and local church choir rehearsal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst City Band
Town Hall
Max Egeland
Party planned for Sunday school class at Church of Christ
Carlisle Miss Nettydean Greene of East River road will attend a party Friday afternoon for a Sunday school class of the Church of Christ in Elyria, hosted by teacher Miss Robinson at 1932 Middle Avenue. Mrs. Katherine Rand, guest at her son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs Peter Tonk in Bellevue, has returned home on Indian Hollow road. Mrs. H. M. Covert and Mrs. Ralph Sounderland of Oberlin road spent Monday in Cleveland. A picnic at Century Park saw Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Underhill and William Ford of 1750 East Avenue, and Mrs. Edward Thomas of Elyria, enjoy a Sunday afternoon picnic lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettydean Greene
East River Road
Church of Christ
Century Park
J. C. Underhill
William Ford
East Avenue
Edward Thomas
Elyria
Lorain and Elyria Social Guests Highlight Local Homes
Mrs. H. H. Gregg recently visited Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Rudio on Wooster Street Elyria. Earlier, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Basore hosted in Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Gregg
Fritz Rudio
Wooster Street
Elyria
Honored on Eightieth Birthday at Chestnut Ridge
A family gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Hills on Chestnut Ridge celebrated Mr Hills turning eighty with a surprise visit. Seventeen enjoyed a picnic dinner outdoors and the day was spent with family fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hills
Chestnut Ridge
Mr. Hills
Grafton Foad Heads to Parma for Lampert Visit
Grafton Foad departed Tuesday for Parma to stay as a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jas Lambert, outlining a social visit with local hosts and arrangements for the stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Parma
Jas. Lambert
Wisdom seekers may be fools when thinking they have found it
A reflective note contrasts the cleverness of pursuing wisdom with the folly of believing one has already found it, implying humility is wiser than certainty. The aphorism highlights that true insight remains a quest rather than a possession.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marcella Hayes
Arthur E. Giles
M. E
Marcella
Chamber Music Society
Clementi
Mendelsgohn
Mozart
Greg
Schumann
Haydn
Miss Hayes
Giles
van Wagnen
Grace Reed King
Clara Lyon
Frank Springer
Marine Decker
Marie
James van Wagnen
Jckson
Washington, DC
Martha van Wagnen
Harry
City
Frank van Wagnen
Lara
King
Harriet
Donna
Buddy Stuart
High Street
Agnes Foss
Buddy Ferguson
Stanley Saville
Lawrence Bolder
George Wright
Joe Cole
Elizabeth Walters
Lois Botamer
Helen Ferguson
Blanche Longwell
Donna Hollis
Methodist Church
Miss Fowls
Glendale Court
Cherry Ridge
Binghamton
Byars
First Baptist Church
C. C. McNutt
Mildred Smith
Eleventh Street
King’s Daughters
M. E. Church
Miss Smith
Jacksonville
Bor- Jan
Ada Smith
Elizabeth Mitchell
Clarence Beazel
John Sheldon
Miss Mitchell
Mr. Burr
California
Divisioon
DAVIS
Mrs. Brown
George Brown
Bre
United Presbyterian Church
Egypt
Ethiopia
Sudan
India
United States
Society
Daughters OF Scotland
Sister Mollison
McKenzie
Amherst Lodge
Cascade
Blue Bird ON
Court Street
Mrs. Bodine
Woman's Association OF Pilgrim Church
Walter H Otto
Maran
Ohio National Life Insurance Company
Cedar Point
Clayton Young
Charles T. Jamieson
Wellington
Carrie Lou Church
F. E. Glauner
Glauner
Midget
W. Broad St
GHAES
Marcel
Mahieure
White Cross Beauty Shop
Philadelphia—Pennsylvania Railroad
Waldemere Schnaak
Chicago
Ill
August Schnaak
Franklin Avenue
Schnaak
C. E. Schmidt
St. Peter’s Evangelical Church
Powers
Zilch Insurance
Stone Church
K. of P.’s
W. E. Schultheiss
Beavear Creek
St. Peter's Evangelical Church
Hospital News
Albert C. Lunn
Milan Avenue
Frank Boziurch
South Amherst
Carlisle
Charles Basore
Frank Harrison
Bert Eddy
Clara Mas
Alberta
Lee Terrell
Dorothy
Donald
Walter Cornish
Edward Pickford
Nancy
Gladys Davison
Leon C. Ward
Bert Blakeslee
Frances Piper
Sarah Saunders
Jean Simmons
San Francisco
Carol Shepherd
Maud Andress
Mildred Alexander
Pearl Godfrey
Floyd Latermor
Kipton
Orvn Cour
Kathryn Jones
George Andress
Buternut Ridge Road
Robert Nevins
Oberlin Road
Cincinnati
Bake Sale
Hecock Floral
St. J
Temple Beauty Parlor
Masonic Temple
Nano’s Bakery
Carson
Capitol Theatre
L. C. Hecock Floral Co
Broad St
Sir Marthe
Prac
Merthe
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