Schuenemann Johnston Wedding Set At North Ridgeville
Society notices announce the August afternoon wedding of Mildred Schuenemann and Frederick Johnston at North Ridgeville Congregational Church. The couple is from Mansfield and their parents are Mr and Mrs Paul Schuenemann and Mr and Mrs Joseph M Johnston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ridgeville Congregational Church
Mildred Schuenemann
Paul Schuenemanno
Frederick Johnston
Joseph M. Johnston
Mansfield
Eagles Aux Team Heads to National Convention in Chicago
Last evening the Ladies Auxiliary of Eagles decided to send twenty officers and team members to compete at the national convention in Chicago. Leona Schmidt captains the degree team. the group departs Thursday for the Saturday evening contest. Mrs. William France won the evening’s prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Auxiliary of
Eagles
Chicago
Leona Schimidt
William France
Bride Elect Honored at Lorain Friends Event
Bride elect Mise Mary Agnes Bors of Elyria was feted by friends from Lorain and Cleveland at St Ladislaug hall. Vash family ties noted. wedding planned for Tuesday, August 25. Circle Dot Club met at Fairmount Street home with Pedro games and prizes. luncheon for twelve members and two guests. Next social at Mrs Minnis Lewis' home in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise
Mary Agnes Bors
Alex Vash
Lorain
Cleveland
St. Ladislaug’ Hall
Bors
Vash
Cascade Street
Elyria
Sacred Wear Church
Thea Perry
Circle Dot Club
Charles, Smith
Fairmount Street
Alice Kaylor
Pedro
Martha Wirth
Rosa Boala
Minnie Higgenbotham
Minnis Lewis
Stop 6
River Road
Surprised On Birthdays For Joann and William
Twenty children surprised Joann Eekenroad and William Sarles for their seventh birthdays Tuesday afternoon. Games and contests entertained the group. Ice cream cake and candy were served with yellow and green colors. Gifts came from Lois Carpenter Hileen Baxter Albert Baxter Thelma Gordon Shirley Vivian Richard Horacre Betty Molnar Mary Jean Wirsham Tom Haywood Eddie Haywood Jean Buck Helen Buck Billy Williams Junior Jackson Bobby Boone Lois Bradley Lesle Sayles Irwin Arli Ecken road Peggy Beth Summerlee Jerry Kain unable to attend due to illness. Guests departed at five o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joann Eekenroad
William Sarles
Hoth
Lois Carpenter
Hileen
Albert Baxter
Helen Buck
Billy Williams
Junior Jackson
Bobby Boone
Loisi Bradley
Lesle
Billy Sayles
Irwin
Arli
Joann Eckens
Peggy
Beth Summerlee
Jerry Kain
Auxiliary Night At Woman's Club Meeting Briefly Held
Thirty one members of the Auxiliary to the Knights of St John met last night at the Woman's Club in regular session. With president Mrs Kershaw away, Mrs Elizabeth Galloway led the meeting. Discussion covered a Cascade Park picnic and a gathering at Angela Villa in Cleve npost 2200. Cards were played, prizes awarded to Mrs Galloway Mrs Catherine Brogiman and Mrs Katherine Ryan. Refreshments followed the close of the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John
Woman's Club
Kershaw
Elizabeth Galloway
Cascade Park
Angela Villa
Clevenpost
Galloway
Catherine Brogiman
Katherin
Nomination Committee Named at Legion Auxiliary Meeting
At an American Legion Auxiliary gathering last evening the president announced the nominating committee with M William Sudre as chairman. Other members are Mrs. W. O. Ferrimark and Mrs. George Hidwins. The next meeting is postponed to August 28 due to the State convention in Portsmouth August 23, 24 and 25. Refreshments were served after the session by Mrs. Arthur Riehwine and Mrs. Al Simpson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Lee
American Legion Aux
William Sudre
W. O. Ferrimark
George Hidwins
Portsmouth
Arthur Riehwine
al Simpson
Past President Moreh Abbe presided at meeting
The meeting Tuesday evening was presided by former president Moreh Abbe with guests Mrs Pearl Wright from Cheetnu and Mrs Florence Fletcher past Tent president Upshoc ton sharing remarks on the organization activities in the new city. Henry Shevick of Wellington spoke briefly. Two candidates were chosen in the ballot during the business session. Refreshments were served before adjournment, and the group planned to meet again in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Is Moreh Abbe
Marty
Chandler
Daughters of Union Veterans
Pearl Wright
Cheetnu
Florence Fletcher
Upshocton
Henry Shevick
Wellington
Prayer meeting led by Pastor Dr FE Bond at First Methodist
Pastor In Charge Dr FE Bond will lead tonight's prayer meeting at First Methodist Church. The 2:30 p m gathering occurs in the social hall with a brief service and prayer time for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fe, J. Bond
First Methodist Church
Oberlin licenses and Lorain and Bleck River notices
Licenses issued for 104 Martin Rogers aged 21 of Oberlin for professional recreation employment and Gertrude Zimmerman aged 22 of Oberlin. Dean Graham. Leo F. Uehlein 44 of Lorain identified as a witchman and Viola Bardus 46 of Bleck River township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Rogers
Oberlin
Gertrude Zimmerman
Dean Graham
Leo F. Uehlein
Lorain
Viola Bardus
Bleck River Township
Evansville Miss Ethel Whitney Leaves for Columbus
Miss Ethel Whitney of Evansville Indiana leaves after visiting her aunt Mrs W A Braman for ten days. Several couples and families are spending the week at We on the Lake and visiting relatives in Ohio New York and Cleveland. A Jesuit student Richard Tischler of John Carroll University and his mother visited his aunt Catherine Krugmar. Reverend Paul Irion from Michigan City stayed with his nephew Reverend Ernst Irion. Patricia Lee born to Mr and Mrs Robert Burns of Middletown Ohio. Fred Fey, ex Chronicle Telegram staffer now with Times-Dispatch Richmond, is on two week vacation in Lorain and Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Whitney
Evansville
Indiana
W. A. Braman
Columbus
J. M. Gregory
June Gregory
Glen Broderick
Ann Braderick
We on-the-Lake
Richa Tischler
John Carroll Univ
Cleveland
Betty Stolz
Willaingtown
West Virginia
George Wieseke
Earl Moore
Margaret
Norwalk
Ohio
Niagara Falls
Walter Peaberthy
Walter Jr
W. J. Penbertahy
Seventh Street
College Station
Texas
Hetty Leu Domick
Champaign
Linc
Russe Henry
Beth Street
William Hearne
Ohio Street
Martha Baese
Kansas
Carl Schroeter
Harvard Avenue
Robert Burns
Virginia Goodwin
Middletown
Patricia Lee
Fred F. Fey
Chkronicle-Telegram
Times-Dispatch
Richmond
Virginia
Lorain
Elyria
Bva Smith
Roy Carver
Tamzin Symonds
Edwin Brendon
John O'Connor
Vermilion-on-the- Lake
John O'Conner
Camels Grove
Garlisle
Herbert. Young
Treva Kirk
Millington
Michigan
Hospital admissions and discharges list new and current patients
A mixed roster lists admissions and discharges with names and addresses from several towns. Notable entries include Dorothy Averbrook, James Woblever, Grace Standen, the Standens, Mrs. Lautz, Mrs. Reacher, Harold Robinson, Mrs. Webber, and many others. Discharges include Ruth Kay, the Aldrich family, Mrs. Jones, baby names, and patients from Lakewood, Akron, Oberlin, Grafton, and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Averbrook
Earl Ct
Dorothy Brandt
Brunswick
James Woblever
Amherst
Leon Woblever
Grace Standen
Norma and
Wayne Standen
James Lautz
Akron
Walter Reacher
Oxford
Harold Robinson
Park Avenue
Katherine Webber
Eleventh St
Ruth Kay
Marseilles
Dewey Aldrich
LaGrange
Donald Aldrich
Leland Jones
Harwood
Robert Tischler
Lakewood
Caroline Hogan
Second St
Patty
Tommy Doharty
Foster Ave
Stella Baptiste
Earl Sandrock
Dick Sandrock
Oberlin
Rosemary Chamberlain
Grafton
Ernest Vargo
Laura Court
Patricia Malonay
Cloversville
Tranh Kreutzfeld
Third Street
Harry Morgan
Cleveland &J
Theodore Franklin
His. Bivd
Erma Alexander
Local Calendar Highlights Evening Events And Meetings
Royal Neighbors picnic at Mrs. Lents home on East avenue. Zeta Upsilon Sorority meets with Naome Burge on Third street. T N T Club hosts a box social. Sons of Union Veterans and Auxiliary picnic at Henry Stevicki Wellington’s home at & p.m. Men’s Brotherhood at St Paul’s church with Henry Pallas. Malta meeting in the C. F. Hall. Unit 24 of the National Union for Social Justice meets in the V F W hall. Mrs Pippert hosts Circle 3 at St Paul’s church on Spruce Street with devotional by Mrs R Fichtner reading The Universal Rule. Business meeting followed by social hour. Mrs Elmer Sherman hosted a church meeting August 25. Miss Anne Carlson hosted Theta Kappa Omega Sorority at West Eighth Street. bridge and prizes to Miss Betty Agate and Miss Virginia Watt. Group to Vermilion for two weeks. luncheon served. Miss Barbara Bredbeck noted. Next meeting at Virginia Watt’s on Denison Avenue after lake trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors
Mrs. Lent
East Avenue
Zeta Upsilon Sorority
Naome Burge
Third Street
T. N. T. Club
Sons of Union Veterans and Auxiliary
Henry Stevicki
Wellington
At & P.m. Men's Brotherhood of
St. Paul's Church
Henry Pallas
West Ridge
Names of Malta
C. F. Hall
National Union For Social Justice
V. F .W. Hall
Pippert
Adam Pippert
Spruce Street
Circle 3
R. Fichtner
Elmer Sherman
Anne Carlson
Theta Kappa Omega Sorority
West Eighth Street
Bridge
Howe
Betty Agate
Virginia Watt
Vermilion on-the-Lake
Barbara Bredbeck
Denison Avenue
Beach Party Planned by Employed Young Women’s League
Beach roast held west of Beaver Park last night with twenty four young women present. Committee members Michfred Seward Genevieve Zechman and Margaret Mahon arranged the outing. After swimming the group enjoyed a social time. Another outing is planned for August 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's League
W. Gc
Ake
Beaver Park
Michfred Seward
Genevieve, Zechman
Margaret Mahon
Meetings of Clan Robertson No. 242 Thursday gather
Members of Clan Robertson No 242 are urged to attend Thursday evening at the British Empire Club Hall where Lorain delegate will report on the National convention held in Pittsburgh. All members are expected to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clan Robertson No
British Empire Club
Pittsburgh
Lorain
Miss Kay Fulger to Be Bride on Aug. 29 in Coshocton
Miss Kay Fulger daughter of Mr and Mrs Curt Puleer of 845 West Broad street will wed Harry Ross son of Mr and Mrs Ed Ross of Coshocton Ohio on August 29 at the Methodist Church A miscellaneous shower honored the bride elect with seventeen guests dancing and prizes awarded to Mary Krupeluk Dorothy Blakeley and Millie Baker The affair included music dances by Herbert Fulger the seven year old brother A wedding cake and flowers decorated the main table The guest list included Inez Huber Thelma Parmalee Gertrude Patton Ruth Blakeley Millie Baker Alberta Ehlert Edith Macsay Irene Upton Alma Savers Mary Krupeluk Elmira Patton Dorothy Blakeley Mary Alice ReCupero and Mrs Minnie Hopkins The Hopkins are from Birmingham Miss Fulger a 1932 Elyria High School graduate works at Isaly Dairy The groom elect is from Coshocton and is employed at General Industries
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Fulger
Curt Puleer
West Broad Street
Harry Ross
Ed Ross
Coshocton
Ohio
Miss Fulger
Treva Bishop
Ruth Fulger
Mary Krupelak
Dorothy Blakeley
Millie Baker
Herbert Fulger
Inez Huber
Thelma Parmalee
Gertrude Patton
Ruth Blakeley
Alberta Ehlert
Edith Macsay
Irene Upton
Alma Savers
Mary Krupeluk
Elmira Patton
Mary Alice
Coshocton High School
General Industries
Benefit Picnic Planned For Babies Milk Fund
Thirty two members of the Child Welfare Department of the Elyria Woman's club met at Mrs. Leo Meyer summer home in Lorain for a picnic. After luncheon, swimming, bridge and needlework filled the afternoon. A card party and picnic is planned for August 25 at the Heuges to benefit the Babies Milk Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Woman's Club
Leo Meyer
East Erie Avenue
Lorain
Heuges
Babies Milk Fund
Avon News Notes and Local Social Visits
Avon and surrounding residents share a busy roster of visits and social events. Mrs. Ray Bennison of Rock Island is honored at a luncheon hosted by Mrs. Ma bel Lemon and Miss Nina Warden, while Mrs. Mehling hosts relatives visiting from Cleveland. Attendees at area gatherings include Antone Linden and daughter Delphine, the Goughs, the Hedges, the Wilfo rds, and many other families visiting kin in Elyria, Wooster, and Cleveland. Several travelers reach Avon from Portland Oregon, Washington, and New York, with news of guests from St. Louis and Pittsburgh. Mrs. Mary Brooks remains ill at home as the community keeps up with school activities and local outings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AVON
Mabel Lemon
Nina Warden
Ray Bennison
Rock Island
Brerry Mehling
Antone Linden
Delphine
John Emerick
Huron
A. H. Mavis
Cleveland
Gough
Albert Chester
Milton Taft
Donald Barrés
Elyria
George Hedges
Emma Wilford
Chas, Wilford
Julius
Oregon
Isadore Gelman
Weintraub
New York
Urban Webber
Mary Brooks
Aboriginal twins born at Weipa mission in Brisbane era
The Weipa Mission Station on the Gulf of Carpentaria reports the birth of two full-blooded Aboriginal twins, termed the "Coconut twins," noted as the first such birth in Australia for many years, marking a rare local event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Weipa Mission Station
Gulf of Carpentaria
Australia
Elyria Delegates Describe Ohio Boys State Experience
Elyria delegates Leonard Moody and William McClellan Jr spoke to the local Rotary Club about the Ameri can Legion Boys State held in Columbus. The ten day program selects high school delegates to simulate a sovereign state with voting age youths forming state offices and branches. Moody was elected senator and McClellan named assistant secretary of state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
American Legion Boys
Columbus
Rotary Club
Elks Club
Leonard Moody
Moody
McClellan
Memorial Hospital
Portrait Of John Keats As A Youth
The passage portrays the poet John Keats as a short stout young man with wavy brown hair and remarkably bright liquid eyes. Contemporaries disagree on eye color but agree on the fine sensitive expression of his face.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Keats
True Blue Class in LaPorte Hosts Steak and Social Evening
The True Blue Class of the M Church in LaPorte hosted a steak and weath er roast at Mr and Mrs Ray Jacksons home in Oberlin with thirty attendees. Ice cream was served later as music and social time followed the bonfire. Several reunions and visits noted with relatives from Cleveland Elyria and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Church
LaPorte
Ray Jackson
Oberlin
Elyria Social Notes Include Local Visits and Guests
Elyria residents gather for day festivities at the Cleveland Exposition with Mr and Mrs Newton L Kirk and family among attendees. Violet Nash visits Thousand Islands while Dorothy Nash plans to attend Elyria High School this fall. Wednesday dinner at Miss June Harrisons features associates back from Dallas and Texan hosts Mrs Warne Davis. Mr and Mrs H H Gregg visit Vandermark cottage in Vermilion and Myron Saussler group stays at the Vandemark farm in Lodi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mira
Newston L. Kirk
Cleveland
Newton L. Kirk
Treva Kirk
Jean Shepherd
Walter Nevins
Elyria
Miss Treva
Blue Hote
Castalla
Violet Nash
Thousand Inlanda
New York
H. H. Gregg
R. F. Vandermark
Vermi!ob-on-the- Lake
Myron Saussler
Peggy Jeas
June Harrison
Joyce Gregg
Vandermark
Vandemark Farm
Lodi
Back Yard Safe Place Campaign Urges Protected Playgrounds
The article notes safety campaigns in several cities urging parents to provide protected back yard playgrounds for children. It stresses the back yard as ideal for play and recreation and urges modern homes to include safe grounds, pools, and rock gardens as part of yard modernization.
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Elyria Lodge
Harry Thompson
Northwest
Lambda Chi Sorority
William Rennie
Grafton Road
Earl Brown
Oberlin Road
Robert Lee
Doris Jackson
Edith Whitney
Herman Goodspeed
Wayne Kropp
Edna Whitney
Jean Shephard
Pearl Godfrey
Joyce Grege
New
Fast Carlisle Community Club
John Rose
Fast River Road
Bnorts
Harley Haskins
Frank Rhoads
Nichols
Rose's
Mound City
Missouri
E. C. Young
Ridgeville Church
Ridgeville High School
Johnston
Ohio State University
Wooster College
Irene Crow
Frank Minkowski
Dengate
West Ninth Street
John Ross
Huth Koplin
Steve Borhash
Ervin Wentz
Eugene St. Marie
Catherine Seward
Santa Barbara
Ruth
Raupfmar
Lake Jes
Pheer
Aux
Judy Garland
Hollywood
VRS. Bennison Honored
Cavalier
Schroll Coal CO
Western Air
Wilmot
Masonic Temple
Frank Smith
Butternut Ridge Road
Thefth Bomminer
Chesterland
Eaton
Bay Village
Ridgeville
Carlisle
Clara Mae Eddy
Lettle
Harriet Ellis
Wakeman
Lawrence Bungart
Bert Eddy
Alberta
Nettle Banner
Gott
Leslie Knowles
A. P. Bailey
H. M. Jacobs
Edwin
Vernon
Charles D. Webster
Firrsa Memorial Hospital
Ward Miller
Eva Smith
A. H. Goodspeed
Eugene
Helen
Ethel Dietrich
Helena
Montana
Massachusetts
Misaster
Jss
Heights
East River Street
Star Shoe Shop
Court Street
Maurice
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