Society Ties For Two Brides Elect And One More
Last evening featured three wedding related events with Miss Helen Borchers and Miss Helen Rozga as brides to be. Borchers is engaged to Richard Horan and Rozga will wed Francis Lennerth on August 17 at the Church of the Immaculate Conception with a gift shower and bridge tea preceding. Guests from Cleveland Berea Elyria and Grafton attended and gifts were presented by relatives including Miss Annette Corfman and Miss Sally Bailey. Also noted was Mrs Harold Rorick’s recent shower, a Bunco night for Rozga’s family in Grafton, and a missionary meeting of St John’s Ladies Aid plus a Pythian Sisters picnic planning session at Woodman Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Borchers
Richard Horan
Helen Rozga
Francis Lennerth
Harold Rorick
M. H. Crowder
Edythe Harris
Park Avenue
Harry Struthers
Rocky River
A. McMann
Geraldine Smith
Grafton
Bunco
Mies Josephine Lavanon
Alex Schwed
Anton Jakelsky
Cleveland
Berea
Elyria
And
Rozga
Columbia Station
Church of the Immaculate Conception
St. John’s Ladies Aid
Reverend Schroeder
Harry Peters
J. Wilcoxen
Fred Niemeyer
O. Niemeyer
Pythian Sisters
Woodman Hall
Medina
Cora Mellinger
Detroit
Beautiful building lot for sale on 4th Street
Building lot for sale on 4th Street between Middle and West Avenues. Measures 6 by 165 feet with a 30 foot alley in rear. Inquiries to W. El Patton at 331 3rd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
4Th St
Middle
West Ave
Pars Alley
W. EL Patton
Magdalene Hoffman Weds Donald F Wottring in Erie
Mrs Cecelia Hoffman of 810 West Ave announces the marriage of her daughter Magdalene to Donald F Wottring son of Mr and Mrs C F Wottring of Harvard Avenue The ceremony took place Wednesday afternoon August seventh by Rev E Jak Connelly at St Peters Cathedral Erie Pennsylvania Attendants were Miss Mary Margaret Finegan and Gene Resar The couple will reside with the bride's mother at 810 West Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecelia Hoffman
West Ave
Magdalene
Donald F. Wottring
C. F. Wottring
Harvard Avenue
E. Jak Connelly
St Peter’s Cathedral
Erie
Pennsylvania
Mary Margaret Finegan
Gene Resar
Wettring
West Avenue
Methodist Church Holds Quarterly Conference
The local Methodist Episcopal Church held its Fourth Quarter Conference on the parsonage lawn at 306 East Avenue after a supper. It was well attended and reports from departments showed progress. The conference asked District Superintendent Dr. Vernon Wade Wagar to ensure Doctor Bond remains at the local church and praised the superintendent's work. The North-East Ohio Conference will meet at Lakeside on September 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
East Avenue
Vernon Wade Wagar
Doctor Bond
North-East Ohio
Lakeside
Fish Fry and Pinochle Night for Happy Pin ochle Club
Mrs Nora Gagen hosted the Happy Pin ochle Club at her daughter Mrs Charles Birkline's home. Guests dined on a fish fry, then played eight games of pinochle. Awards went to Mrs Emma Scheinman and Mrs Agnes Haldeman, with Mrs Myrtle Biltz consoled. The next meeting is Aug 22 hosted by Mrs Helen Diederich on Rivarsted court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Gagen
Charles Birkline
Emma Scheinman
Agnes Haldeman
Myrtle Biltz
Helen Diederich
Rivarsted Court
Social round notes with plans for beach party
Miss Hona Hines hosted Phil Kappa Sorority members last evening on Seventh Street. Ruth Barton joined as a new member. Plans discussed for an August 21 beach party. Bridge was enjoyed. Maye Krugman and Roselyn Goreki won awards. A late hour of refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hona Hines
Phil Kappa Sororiy
Seventh Street
Ruth Barton
Bridge
Maye Krugman
Roselyn Goreki
Marge Pasknan
Lorainia
Personal notices from St Josephs Hospital area
births and travels fill the Ann Arbor Elyria area personal notices with August births at Elyria Memorial and St Josephs Hospital. Local graduates Dr J E Betteridge and Virginia Betteridge plan Barberton teaching while relatives travel to Los Angeles and San Diego for visits. Various moves, trips, and family updates appear from Ohio to Michigan with several attendance changes and a Girl Scout cook out rescheduled due to election day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Ann Arbor
Mucigan
Robert V. Austin
Virginia Betteridge
Keno State College
Elyria
J. E. Betteridge
William
Norah Abbe
HR. Aisborne
Mabel Hart
Pearl Tuthill
Betteridge
Barberton
Sixth Street
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
Hospital admissions include Mrs Hatten Beard of 15 W River, Mrs Laurence Smith of 626 Furnace Street, Harns Youngblood of LaGrange, Phyllis Schramm RD 2, Dorothy Muller Lorain, Joan Dyke 420 Oxford Ave, Mrs Milton Kisin Lorain, Allen Innesnes Lorain, Jane Zimmer 225 Chestnut, Mrs Howard Wiech 902 East Ave, Patricia Flanagan 359 North, Eleanor Wisniewski 847 West Hiver, Florence Brown 122 Pine, DISCHARGES include Harold Shipman Seville, Dorothy Muller Lorain, Laura Hanson 248 Winckles, Harris Youngblood LaGrange, Mrs James Szabo, baby girl 115 Franklin, Joan Drke 420 Oxford Ave, Mrs Ernest Twining Amherst, William Mynchenberg 141 Denison Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatten Beard
W. River
Lawrence Smith
Furnace Street
Harns Youngblood
LaGrange
Phyllis Schramm
R. D
Dorothy Muller
Lorain
Joan Dyke
Oxford Avenue
Milton Kisin
Allen Innesnes
Jane Zimmer
Chestnut Street
Howard Wiech
East Avenue
Patricia Flanagan
North Street
Eleanor Wisniewski
West Hiver Street
Folreance Brown
Pine Street
Harold Shipman
Seville
Laura Hanson
Winckles Street
Harris Youngblood
la Grange
James Szabo
Franklin Street
Joan Drke
Ernest Twining
Amherst
William ‘Mynchenberg
Denison Avenue
Local Licences Listed for Ross Boas Wilson and Martha Phillips Scott
Officials in Lakewood and Oberlin authorize licences for Ross Boas Wilson statistician and Martha Phillips Scott of Oberlin. Names Lester Mason of Oberlin laborer and Clark of Elyria appear in the records alongside other filed entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Boas Wilson
Lakewood
Martha Phillips Scott
Oberlin
Lester Mason
Clark
Elyria
Meetings and picnic changes for church groups
The Executive Committee of the Men's Missionary League of the United Presbyterian Church meets at 7:30 this evening. The Mary-Martha Class holds a picnic at Elywoods at 6:30 PM, replacing the Cascade Park plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men's Missionary League of the United Presbyterian Church
Mary-Martha
Elywoods
Cascade Park
Mansfield visitors throughout town noted in social roundup
Rochester Floyd and Donald Davidson visited Mansfield on Sunday with Donald still recuperating from hospital stay yet able to ride out. Many locals greeted guests including Mr and Mrs Williams on a Pennsylvania and New York trip, and numerous Sunday callers at Deil Richards and other homes. The village caucus set for August 13 to choose officials, council met to transact routine business, and a mention concludes about nations breaking treaties but seeking new ones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd
Donald Davidson
Mansfield
Donald
James Williams
Willams
Pennsylvania
New York
Deil Richards
Ed Wilcox
Wellington
Allen Richards
Dorothy Richards
Sullivan
Hazel Hinp
Marissa
Oberlin
Austin Ewell
Brighton
BE. D. Thompson
William Smith
Nova
Roy Snyder
Zeldha
Charles Cowie
Chitf Cowie
Joseph Gull
Toledo
Will Fast
Clarksfield
L. J. Herman
Akron
John Herman
L. C. Pratt
Virginia
Pratt
Carlos Snyder
Ashland
Cyrus Tuckers
Mifflin
Charles Pickworth
Pittsfield
Alice Weeks
Phidelia Tripp
Robert Smith
Detroit
Lesley
Famly
Marian Setterfield
Norwalk
Horace Beam
Elyria
Aig Ik
Dates of District Conferences Announced by Ohio Clubs
Eight district conferences of the Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs were announced for October. Meetings will be at Ver 1-2, Wulard, Chagrin Falls, Steubenville, Columbus, Logan, Ripley, Bryan, and St Mary. Ohio will attend the Federal Federation Council meeting in Miami April 27 to May 1, 1936. The Ohio convention will be held at Toledo May 12-15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
ILP
Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs
Wulard
Chagrin Falls
Steubenville
Logan
Ripley
Bryan
St. Mary
Ohio
Federal Federation Council
Miami
Fla
Toledo
North Olmsted BRIEFS
North Olmsted items report Rev and Mrs Chole L Kubo paane home after Indiana visit and time with Mr and Mrs Richard Salisbury in Reading Pa. Jean Lord returns from Community Hospital Beres and Emerson Teliman to Michigan for work. Mrs James Bush visits from New Jersey. Bourne family reunion at Brecksville. Twenty four newlyweds at Orville Wood cottage near Geneva. Storm toppled trees in local park. Batty Elderkin visits from Mulan. Kennedy family heads for two weeks in Michigan. Maria Foster of Cleveland visits sister Mrs Roy Paddock. Herbert Bowen badly injured but recovering at Elyria hospital. his wife traveled from California during his surgery and plane trip went smoothly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Olmsted
Chole L Kubo Paane
Indiana
Richard Salisbury
Reading
Jean Lord
Community Hospital
Beres
Emerson Teliman
Chestnut Ridge
Michigan
James Bush
New Jersey
Columbia Road
W. A. Bourne
Bourne
Brecks
Orville Wood
Geneva
Batty Elderkin
Mulan
Edith Burdick
Kennedy
William Brooker
Lorain Road
New Style Hue For 1936 Urged
LUBBOCK Texas After 2 000 years in the background one of the world's most common colors cotton boll green may join fashionable shades. West Texas group Texas Cotton Motifs Inc hopes to popularize the hue for Texas centennial 1936 with support from eastern textile makers. Designers from Texas Tech aid the movement. A cotton panorama dating to 800 B C will be shown at the Dallas Exposition next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
Texas
West Texas
Texas Cotton Motifs, Inc
Algo
Allver
Edgar T. Neal
Texas Technological College
B. C
Japan Imports Bulk Of Goods From America In H1 1925
Japan’s semi official Tokyo Asshi compilations show the United States sold more goods to Japan in the first half of 1925 than any other nation or all Asia combined. Imports rose 28 percent. exports to the U.S. up 21 percent. Sales to Argentina fell 58 percent to 3.369 million yen. Japan bought from the U.S. 114.66 million dollars in cotton, while purchases from Asia totaled 112.35 million dollars. Sales to the Philippines and other areas rose overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
United States
Japan
Asia
Athleticians of
Tokyo Asshi
Argentina
China
Manchukuo
Oklahoma Voters Face Social Reform Ballot Measures
Oklahoma City voters on Seat 24 will ballot on two social reform measures including old age pensions and homestead tax exemptions. The reform drive splits farm labor and political groups, with proposed pension at $15 monthly and a broad tax by sales-tax-like levy. governor Marland withholds a proposed initiated amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahams
Wil
Varma
Marland
State Chamber Warns of Homestead Tax Break Impact
A survey by the State Chamber of Commerce finds that with homestead exemptions about 400 cities could not hire night watchmen or maintain sewers and streets. About 261,502,500 in taxable property would be removed from rolls, bankrupting many municipalities and counties. The plan would exempt homesteads up to 1500 valuation and cost 15834000 annually in pensions for 87724 qualifying persons, funded by the state. The state budget is already 26000000 in the red and debt stands at 2000000, sparking conservative alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arna Weoil
Buts
Miss Borchers
Martha Thomas
Ralph Young
Ladies Aid
Walton Ice & Fuel CO
Elyrians
Methodist Church
Second Congregational Church
Louis Davies
Penfield Avenue
Davies
Sam Seville
Ladres’' Aid of
Grace Lutheran
Thompson
Fuller Road
Adam Funk
Frank Wittls
Sydney Hudson
Byington Court
Ralph Hudson
Wainwright
Paul Wainwright
Courtland Street
Hollywood
Marian Manfield
Arthur Rankin
Ed Barnes
North Abbe Rond
Catawba Island
Waldo Brown
Oak Park
Ohinoi
D. A. Johnson
Bellfield Avenue
Misa Gertrude Elliott
Portsmouth
Ruth Gates
Hast Avenue
Paul T. Wharton
Cornell Avenue
William Henry
Sixteenth Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
A. A. Kaye
St. Joseph's Hospital
Evangelical Deaconess Hospital
W. R. Blayney
Robert
Wooster Street
Henry Martin
Columbus Street
A. N. Lyberger
Cedar Street
Dayton
Eagles
Ggorze Kane
Marilyn
Brunswick
Peter Boyd
Bellfield Ayehues
Mra
Chaves Nell
Lois Ann
Alabama
Missisippi
W. C. Walters
Scranton
Sherman Mellinger
Rochester
America
Ruth
Lake Ave
Roosevelt
White House
Oklahoma
Central
South America
Canada
Asshi
el Salvador
Birkline
Carek
Chec
Gladiolus i
Bird Dept
I Florist
Broad
Vitality
Vestal
Peacock Shoes
Beauty Arch Shoes
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