Engagement announced at Poole birthday party
Mr and Mrs Clarence Poole announced their daughter Maxine Poole to George H Weiler at a birthday party. Guests enjoyed bridge bunco and a lavish dining room setting with lace cloths pink and white decorations and a three tier cake.
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Clarence Poole
Middle Avenue
Maxine
George H. Weiler
Eugene G. Weiler
Bridge
Bunco
Kenneth Young
Lillian Mallory
Louise Adcock
John Goldie
Joe Weller
Eisie Wilmot
Lucille Gurensohn
Henry Penfound
Church of Christ
Vivian Dana Marries George Weber in Jackson Michigan
Miss Vivian Dana of Elyria weds George Weber of Jackson Mich at the home of Dr. and Mrs. R. C. Staples on First Street Friday evening August third in front of 39 guests. Vivian, a Elyria High School class of 1932 graduate, has worked in the State Warden's office in Jackson. Weber is a young local businessman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Maynard
Telegraph Road
Vivian Dane
George Weber
Jackson, Mich
R. C. Staples
First Street
Elyria High School
Jackson
W. Shields
Ioeal High School
Vivian Ryan
Jessia McConnel
Louise Rotee
Ruth Miller
McConnell
Miss Rotee
Pittsfield
Wellington High School
Kent Normal
Miss Ryan
Miss Miller
Oberlin
Miss Raice
Mitton Barnthardt
Elyria
F. E. Eastman
Amherst
Ohio
Iowa
Lorain County Health Board
Amherst Relief Committee
Church group and fraternal meeting calendar
Tonight schedule lists Men’s Brotherhood at St Paul’s with Theo dore Manns on New Oberlin road. Daughters of Satara meet with Mrs Emily Scrivens on East Broad street. AL W. cist meets with M Hereld Reprises at 112 Highlang court. Eagles’ Averty meets at Eagles’ Hall. Dames of tani business have imper E mee.
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Men's Brotherhood of
Bott Family Reunion Planned for August 12
Reunions are noted for the Bott family at La Grange with a picnic lunch, while the Boylan family held a Campbell’s Grove gathering. Fifty relatives from Yeland, Lorain, Vermilion and nearby attended with dining, entertainment, and a business meeting followed by bridge and a luncheon.
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Boylan
Campbell's Grove
Dinmar
Yeland
Lorain
Vermilion
Dria
Civds Um Nerd
I Boylan
M McGuire
Rebekah Social Club Meets at Pomeroy Home
Twenty four members enjoyed a social and business meeting at Mrs. Lucy Pomeroy's home in Grant Street with readings by Mrs. Cora Bemis and Miss Caroline Wack. Bunco yielded high score for Mrs. Mabel Lewis and plans were made for a September fourth gathering at Minnie Read's Lake Avenue home.
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Irene Filimon
West River Street
T Heavening
Eila Barbksecht
Misa Magdalene Hoffman
Garden Stowe
Hoffmen
Barakneche
Homs
West Avenue
Club Memabers
Rebekahb
Rebekah
Lucy Pomeroy
Grant
Iva Marsh
Cora Bemis
Caroline Wack
Mabel Lewis
M Minnie Read
Lake Avenue
Vermilion-On-The-Lake
Beverly Barchard
Fourteenth Street
Vermilion on-the-Lake
Leber Cottage
Devonshire Road
Nancy Borie
Barbara Brodbeck
Sixth Street
Forbidden Promises in a Monastery Garden
Joan faces an unsettled wedding as Giles Armiger confronts Drew in a moonlit courtyard. A dangerous bargain forms: if Joan marries Drew, Giles agrees to delay revelation of his past for two years or risk public exposure. The confrontation ends with a brutal struggle and a cliffhanger, as the brothers part amid dark hints of future revelations.
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Joan
Giles Armiger
Paris
Hallam
Drew Rose
Hfe
Rose
Nancy
Mrs. Carter
Drew
Nnheg
Renge
Ges
Joan Dudley
Willtex
Giles
Josn
Gues
Azany
Sy'len
Avery
Bea
Gilax
St . Joan
UU Narry
W C T U Picnic At Webber Home
About sixty W C T U members and guests gathered at the Winber residence on Washington Avenue for a five thirty picnic event. Mrs Olive Harding of Aderon was the chief speaker with county president Mrs A L Hill offering state candidate information. Judge Webster spoke on liquor problems and Mayor W H Vanoster extended greetings after the brief program and music by the Winter Brothers.
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Webber
Winber
Washington Avenue
Winter Brothers
Olive Harding
Aderon
Ning
A. L. Hill
Helen Saville
Webster
W. H. Vanoster
Treasure hunt shower honors Miss Dolores Resar
Miss Dolores Resar was pleased as Mrs Gaines and her daughter entertained her in a miscellaneous shower in her honor. She will wed Albert Eisner. The party included a treasure hunt with a prize for Helen Smith for high score and Merle Smith as consolation. The event occurred Thursday, August 23.
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Dolores Resar
Gaines
Gwendolyn
Miss Resar
Albert Eisner
Helen Smith
Merle Smith
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges Listed
Admissions include John Bazley Jr at 337 Denison and Mrs. Lawrence Pink in Rocky River. Discharges feature Mrs. James Gall with a baby girl, Anna Ko zopas at Oberlin Children's Home, Alberta Harris and Albert Martin from Oberlin Home, Edward Menges, Vivian Root and Gerald Root at 251 Winckles, and John Bazley Jr at 237 Denison. Visitors Rev and Mrs William H Gibson of Adamaville Ohio called on Eva White, formerly Plymouth, at the Elyria Home for the Aged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bazley, Jr
Denison
Lawrence
Rocky River
James Gall
Adams
Anna Kozopas
Oberlin Children’s Home
Alberta Harris
Oberlin Childrens Home
Albert Martin
Overin Childrens Home
Edward Menges
Oberlin Children's Home
Vivian Root
Gerald Root
Winckles St
John Bazley Jr
Robert Kaatz
William H. Gibson
Adamaville
Ohio
Elyria
Eva White
Plymouth
Aces Bridge Club Enjoys Norwalk Dinner and Prizes
Easy Aces Bridge Club traveled to Norwalk on Tuesday where a shared dinner at Mrs. Elwin Aldrich's home preceded a bridge session. Prizes went to Mrs. Milo Minch Mrs. Orlo Flint and Mrs. Myers Chap Man. In two weeks Mrs. Harald Bassett will host at Fifth Street residence.
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Ry Aces
Norwalk
Easy Aces Bridge Club
Elwin Aldrich
Milo Minch
Orlo Flint
Myers
Harald Bassett
Fifth Street
Marriage license applications listed for Lorain couples
Lorain couples seek marriage licenses before Justice of Peace and Rev. Hamrack. Manentine 29 and 28, laborer and householder, are connected with Lorain. partners include Solidad Rodrigues 28 and Emil Madich 40 with Rose Bohn 22. Cassetta 26 repairs and Florence Saltis 18. Dougan 23 machinist with Matida Lukisic 20.
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Analistus Guusaisve
Lorain
Solidad
Local Social And Family Notices From Elyria Era
Miss Marguerite Smith guests Ruth Call in Norwalk. Paul Ackerman of Altman and Ackerman Clothiers learns of his father William Ackerman Sr. death in Marion. Miss Bessie Melin visits Cleveland friends Mr and Mrs Walter Wallington in Fields. Mr and Mrs G D Ryals depart for Chicago to see the World’s Fair. Mr and Mrs William Wilson of Stop 6 Lake Avenue welcome a daughter Rosemary born at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Hazel and Helen Andrew Smith depart with family for Kalamazoo and Indian Lake Michigan. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Lawrence Pink of Rocky River at Elyria Memorial Hospital.
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Marguerite Smith
Harvard Avenue
Ruth Call
Norwalk
Paul Ackerman
Altman and Ackerman, Clothiers
William Ackerman
Manon
Ohio
Ackerman
Marion
Bessie Melin
Cleveland
Walter Wallington
Fields
G. D. Ryals
East Avenue
Chicago
Wiliam Wilson
Stop 6
Lake Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Rosemary
Hazel
Helen
Andrew Smith
Gulf Road
Kalamazoo
Indian Lake
Michigan
Lawrence Pink
Rocky River
Local residents report births travels and visits
Mr and Mrs William Brown announce the birth of a son at Elyria Memorial Hospital on August 7. Rev Karl Meister attends Methodist Hospitals and Homes Association meetings in Lakeside. Helen Adams returns with parents after camping at Mary Bells Camp Madison on the Lake Vermilion trip. Families visit Florida and Kentucky while others vacation in Michigan and Chicago. A Bengal tribe shuns Kujran trees. taxis replace rickshaws in Japan.
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William Brown
West Avenus
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Karl P. Meister
Lakeside
Parmer
Ohio Methodist Hospitals and Homes Association
Helen Adams
Mary Bells Camp
Madison
Lake
Vermilion-on the-Lake
C. Terrill
East Broad Street
Corner Avenue
Houghton Lake
Michigan
Amelia Mack
Herome
North Street
Toledo
Theodore Carpenter
East Avenue
Chicago
George Johnson
Myrtle Crause
West Avenue
Warsaw
New York
Wellington News Notes and Fair Plans Highlight August
Wellington items report social visits and club events including Mrs. Gott hosting an Afternoon Bridge Club, friends visiting from Cleveland, and Misses Meade and Robertson among guests. Fair plans feature speed acts by Ducky Scotts and hardball games, while Curtice handles national air race programs. Council approves fire hose purchase and special meeting to decide FERA projects and fountain funding.
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Wellington
Ducky Scott
Congress of Dare Devils
Scott
Wakeman Red Caps
la Granse Independents
Kipton
Nova Merchants
Cite Council
FERA
Barker
Clay
Cora Shepard
Family Gathering at Gott Residence
Mr and Mrs John Gott of igyek avenue East hosted a family gathering on Sunday. Nineteen people attended a covered dish dinner including Mr and Mrs George Gott and their children, Earl Parsons family, Paul Gott family from Rochester, and the Serps family from Elyria.
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John Gott
Herigyek Avenue
East
George Gott
Owe Gott
Mr and
Mas
Earl Parsons
Paul Gott
Rochester
William Serps
Elyria
Shelter sought as onion field evictions continue
Forty four men women and children, homeless and destitute, found temporary shelter amid ongoing efforts to break the strike in the onion marshes through eviction. Some took refuge in crowded relatives’ shacks, others in Marion Township House, with belongings stored at McGuffey school. Complaints targeted Scioto Land Co for destroying gardens planted with State Relief Commission seed. County prosecutor Harry Kaylor said relief expenditures were authorized to meet the emergency. Jay Rumbaugh reported a $5009 loss from a blaze damaging two storage barns and a straw stack, with guards nearby and unclear fire origin. The note adds a remark on psychology in criminology and penology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGuffey
Onion
Marion Township
McGuttey
Scioto Land Co
State Relief Commission
Harry Kaylor
Hardin County
Jay Rumbaugh
Brunner Urged For HOLC Post In Ohio Region
Henry G. Brunner, HOLC manager in Ohio, is recommended as regional supervisor for Ohio, Kentucky and Tennessee when the Cincinnati office opens. The role would oversee mortgage payments collection for government loans. Endorsement from senators of the three states is expected, with strong support from Senator Bulkley.
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Columbus
Henry G. Brunner
HOLC
Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
Cincinnati
Lote
Mort
Gates
Brunner
United Rates
Robert J. Bulkley
Cleveland
West of
Granville
Unites Sepaint
Lawmakers of 1985 Must Earn Public Trust in Ohio
The piece urges voters to choose state representatives in Ohio with proven community service, honesty, broadmindedness, and the ability to consider all sides of issues. It emphasizes the direct impact of legislative actions on citizens, businesses, taxes, and families, and calls for candidates who will stand up for their constituents.
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Ohio
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DeEtte Wilson
Mary Fox
Ryliss Puls
Dorothy Barton
Ruth Barton
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Adelie Arndt
Wanda Wilmot
Else Wimot
Leonard Hichard
Charles Adcock
Eva Red
Nita Paters
Bruce Fowler
Ted Owens
Raymond Branger
George Cart
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Wm. Schreck
Clare Short
Maxine Poole
George Weller
Ida Earnhardt
Miss Poole
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Cora Herchler
Vance Rose
Caroline Herchler
Kathryn Hirchler
Cora Herchhler
Fred Dro
Elizabeth Gunder
Cora Herchier
George Stump
Miss Herchler
Brownhelm Congregational Church
Brownhelm
Elyrians
Folden Albert
Martin Albert
B. W. Webner
Betty Mae
Rita Marie Kiser
Gilbert J. Kiser
Hew
I. D. Kiser
Beverly Krespach
Rita Kiser
Phoebe Sherrard
Women OF Moose
Women of the Moose
Ardfellows
Elyria I O. O. F
S. J. Hastings
Amherst Lodge
Raymond Herrington
Brother Herrington
William Gebrke
W. Genrke
Miles Rervnolds
Doc Millers
Bar Scouts
Finwood
Sampfire
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Jane Hines
Marguerite Krapp
Geraldine Hinkle
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Jane Beck
Alice Kiimect
Wilma Huber
F. Bush
Frances Bush
Walnut Street
Zelia van Boxtel
Josephine Fuller
Mary Trapp
Betty Hussar
East Cleveland
Barbara Handrosh
Gratton Road
Fast
Dorothy Malesky
Darrens Liley
Cascade Park
Wiss Hussar
Larry Severs
Denver Avenue
Robert Wells
Marshall
R.A. M
Schilleman
Grafton
Benzing
Travelers
PR Te Ng
Travelers Indemnity Company
Travelers Fire Insurance Company
Hartford
Connecticut
H. R. Rorick
R. Rorick
M. H. Crowder
Elyria Savings & Trust
Hazel Cas Beauty
Second St
Bott
Comraderife
W.R.C
Elywood
Ellis Hopkins
Wellsville
Bertine Fitch
Milton Wilcox
Washingon Avenue
Bessie Hamel
The
Pfaudler Company
Chautauqua Leake, New York
Mir
Gayith
Temple Bailey
Armiger
Rose Carter
Bengal
Japan
Alway
S Florist
Birkline
Second Street
Violet Curtice
Herrick Ave
Junior Grissinger
Courtland
Afternoon
Bridge Club
R. W. Fats
American Legion
Fostoria
Franklin Jones
New York City
Frances Meade
Lake Waccabue
N. Y
Georgia Andrews
Helen Robertson
Fred Andrews
Marjory Paul
Vermilion-on-the- Lake
Carol Stone
Dne. Hemenway
Charge Gardens
Allen Bernard
Century Block
Guar
Anteed
Ninth St
Mary P. Redington
Collver-Miller Co
Cleveland Trust Annex
Cleveland, Ohio
Ladies Tailoring & Fur
Broad St
Phil White
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