Annual Gladioli Show Draws Wide Attention
The second annual gladiolus show held yesterday under the Elyria Peony and Gladiolus Society attracted many exhibitors led by Asher Coe of North Olmsted and C. T. Thayer of New Canton. Exhibitors from North Olmsted and Amherst displayed large, varied varieties. overall attendance rose fifty percent from last year. A notable feature was the Elyria Male Quartet performing classic tunes with Mr Brown recording four solos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elysia Peony and Diolaz Society
Igtot
C. T. Thayer
New Cnat- Pa
A. O. Risk
Crawford Asher Coe
North Olmsted
Austin
Ravenue
F. Ga
A. B. Phelps
Gladiolus
Elyria Malic
Mazars
Georges Paijport
Charles Carpentier
Ralph Williams
Frederick Brown
Massa Derr
Aura Lee
Mr. Brown
Gustavus Becomes Bride of Marshall Forsyth in Detroit Area Wedding
Miss Lucy Gustavus and Marshall Forsyth wed at the Gordon residence. The ceremony featured bridal party: Krueck, Forsyth, and Gustavus family members with friends from Detroit and Cleveland. After the service, music by George Garthe and Lee Bilts accompanied a reception with pink roses, wedding bells, and diminutive cake displays. The couple, former nurse and Western Electric employee, will reside in Hedford Michigan after a wedding trip east.
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J. B. Gordon
I River Street
Lucy ‘Tavus
Marshall Forsyth
Detroit
Mic
ninety-Ave
Ness
Charles Krueck
Krueck
Lohen
Alice Forsyth
Faith Krueck
Marian Welbermen
Lottie Hentel
Salles
Claude Kruecx
Tavis
Yank
Fey. C. Grant
Gordon
Katherine
Dorothy Kreuck
Lucy Gustavus
Manana
Eden
George Garthe
Lee Bilts
Spencer
Monroe
Michigan
Forsyth
Western Electric Company
Hedford
O. Gustavus
Webermin
Ruth
Gertrude
Alice
Muargaret Dorsyth
C. Grant
Mich
DeVinney
DeCunde
Edith
Bernice
Ruth Weldman
Cleveland
Homer Dayton
Clyde
Burton
Ohio
H. Brown
Chagrin Falls
Shipley
Birmingham
Robert Krueck
William
Estra Garthe
Springer
Rinehart
Amherst
Lee Rilts
Community Club and Society Meetings Tonight
Local clubs and organizations hold meetings at various venues including Mrs. Walker’s 12a Wood Street and Legion Hall. Kiwanis speakers address budget topics while other groups plan a State Convention delegation and future events. An annual family reunion at Cascade Park gathers relatives from Wakeman and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollyanna Club
William Walker
Wood Street
Manish War Veterans Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Daughters of Scotia
Lady Roben Lodge
America
Atholic Home Company
Vanis Club
SRS
B. Johnson
Ohio Pub Service
Kiwanis Club
HW. A. Fountain
Ohio Public Service
Ohio
Canon
Zepiber
Elyria
Max Goldstein
P. McWilliams
A. J Mason
Union Meetings and Community Notices Summary
The Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary meeting is postponed to September 19. The Welsh Male Choir rehearses at 248 East Eighth Street. Union services at the Church of Christ progress with Rev. Edwin Kirby speaking on Without the Shedding of Blood and a full order of service. Summer union services end September 7 with speakers from St Pauls Evangelical, Methodist Episcopal, and United Presbyterian churches. Goodman family reunion hosts 62 guests from multiple towns with four generations and a tented dinner. Circle 1 of St Pauls holds Cascade Park picnic with 42 members and families. Contests include penny scramble, balloons, paper race, and wheelbarrow carrying, followed by ball games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary
Frederick Browm
East Eighth Street
Church OF Chiust
Chareh of Christ
Edwin Kirby
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
W. L. Burner
Methodist Episcopal Church
Wm. Muir Auld
United Presbyterian Church
Paul Bourquin
Goodman
John Johnson
Ridgeville
Jelden
Cleveland
Columbia
Elyria
Amherst
Chas. Goodman
Paul Goodman
Ruth Goodman
ST. Paul's
St. Paul's Church
Cascade Park
Wmail
Ferdinand Wirth
Kari Quade
Wizarold Dailey
Eleanor Priel
Betty Schulte
Elisabeth Knaflla
Jana Phiel
Fred Klein
Sirot
John Ballock
Cascade
Church Ladies Aid and Circles Plan August Meetings
Community groups from St. John's St. Pauls and Grace Lutheran held meetings at churches and Cascade Park with picnics and card games. Hostesses Mrs Alfred Schulz Mrs Alfred Buchholz and Mrs Walter Guthman led socials. Aug 28 gatherings and guests listed among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society OF
ST. John's Church
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Alfred Schulz
Alfred Buchholz
T. Terrail
Sigmund
Local residents noted in era transients and visits
Miss Helen returned last evening from a ten day motor trip to New York City via Washington DC and Baltimore with stops at Rochester and Niagara Falls. Guests included niece Miss Thelma Bryant of Amberat. Reunions, vacations, and visits to family and friends were reported across several households in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
New York City
Washington, D. C
Baltimore
Rochester
N. Y
Niagara Falls
R. C. Burt
Seventh Street
Mian Thelma Bryant
Amberat
J. C. Underhill
Watte
Oberlin
Read
Langdonreunior
Penfield
Misa Elsie Seymour
East
H. H. Petera
Bell Avenue
Litchfield
Curt Fulger
Dewsey Avenue
Birmingham
Fulger
John Hopkins
Olive Miller
Amherst
Dorothy Stanford
Lake Avenue
Earl Saaby
Chicago, IL
Victor Krugman
Fourth Street
Saaby
Margaret Balzer
Eastern Heights Blvd
Kate Tuthill
Flor
Anton H Barber Shop Advertising Speciality
Advertisement for Anton H Barber Shop offering children’s and ladies’ work on the 4th floor of the Masonic Temple with elevator access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Mrs Mabel Marsh Heads to Kennebunk for Summer Visit
Miss Mabel Marsh of Earl court left today for Kennebunk Maine to visit Mr and Mrs G Washburn who are spending the summer there. Frank Strohl of West street returned home after a two week stay in Alpena Michigan with Mr and Mrs Elgin Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Marsh
Earlcourt
Kennebunk, Me
G. Washburn
Frank Strohl
West Street
Alpena
Michigan
Elgin Lewis
Women of Today group to tour western states visit Yellowstone Park
The Women of Today from Al visit Yellowstone National Park on an extended western states tour. Mr and Mrs P B Cooke and daughter Dorothy Pumber of Lavenburg Kansas have left to visit relatives in Cleveland and eastern points. Several federation members returned from a Business Girls Conference in Cato Nepahwine Pennsylvania. News items note debates on married women taxed separately and highlight Elizabeth Ross Haynes’ election to the YWCA national board and France’s Marie Verone entering the bar.
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Asher Coe
Famia
Cyrus Hand
Wakeman
Huron County
Ken
Pamode
Cyrus Yad
Ray Hand
Ra Ford
Iva
Edward Ford Angeliad
C. H. Green
Jers
Claressa
Lonalta
Goodman Family
Walter Guthman
Cornell Avenue
Dirs
Joseph Conrad
Doris Hance
Martha Bates
Dorcas Society OF Grace Lutheran
Dorcas Society of Grace Lutheran Church
W Stevenson
Eighth Street
W. L. Watson
Hamilton Street
Elyrian
Clara Doncaster
Norman Crouthers
Aire Harry Doncaster
Young People's League
Gen. Decker
Young People’s Legue
Wiener
Beaver Park
League
Edward Ehlert
Longford Avenue
Pedro
Harry Swindling
George Rourke
Grover Collins
Ida Davis
Orlo Marsh
Mary Winston
Lorain
Wight
Edward !Ershaw
Northrup Street
Joe Galloway
Garford Street
Raymond Patterson
Perry
Murray Findley
Byesville
Kathleen Wiegler
Clark Street
Medina
Russel Miller
Vermilion
Karl Kolinski
Grafton
Margaret Nagy
W. River Street
Lonnie Hollingsworth
Taborer
Willis Brown
Smith
Bedford, Mich
Lucy Guastavius
Nuret
Elymia
J. B. Gordog
Anton H
E. F. Whitney & Son
Broad
Jperal
West Broad
Melanie Farr
O'Donnells
Kiddies
Klothes Shop
Middle Avenue
Mrs. Samuelson
Shere
Kiddqqes
Klothes Shoppe
W. .'. Elkin
The
Women's Leader
Elizabeth Ross Haynes
Geo. HE. Hayés
Haynes
Marie Verone
France
Republic
Marinello Beauty Shop
Wolfe Block
Second Street
Vernon Kipp
Mae Weston
Comer Mfg
Tam
Lorain Vaiv
Fred H. Smith
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
Detroit Road
Avon
Chronicle-Telegram
Fay Co
Broad Street