Miss Helen Weber to Wed Louis Campana at St Agnes Church
Announcement from Mr and Mrs Tony Weber of 160 Spruce street that their daughter Miss Helen Weber will marry Louis Campana son of Daniel Campana of 2482 Apple Avenue Lorain. The ceremony is planned as an open church wedding at St Agnes on September 24 with pink and white decor and rice favors for guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Weber
Louis Campana
St. Agnes
Oses
Weber
Spruce Street
Tony Weber
Helen
Daniel Campana
Apple Avenue
Lorain
St. Agnes Church
Flyria
Amherst
Gertrude Rikeldifer
Earth Weber
Evelyn Dahl
Wiss Weber
General Industries
Campana
National Tube Company
Lerain
Ase
Emma Goodman and Charles Nelson to Wed on August 26
Emma Goodman of Homesite Courts and Charles A. Nelson of Buckeye Street South Amherst plan a August 26 wedding at St. John's Lutheran church. Both are Elyria High School graduates class of 1937. Emma works at Muir Drugstore. Charles is a salesman for Ohio Public Service Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Goodman
Homesite
Emma Flora
Charles A. Nelson
Tom W. Nelson
Buckeye
Street
South Amherst
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Elyria High School
Mrs Terry Hosts Division C Meeting at Home
Mrs Terry entertained Division C of the Second Congregational Church Tuesday afternoon at her Eighth Street home. Mrs Brillhart led the business session and a guest luncheon was planned for September 13 at Mrs Ludlow of West Street’s home with Mrs Hecker assisting. A social hour closed the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregatonal Church
Claude Terry
Eighth Street
HH. Brillhart
L. C. Ludlow
W. J. Hecker
West Street
Elyria residents awarded licenses to four workers
Licenses granted to Chester Michalski 23 Elyria sheet metal worker Rose Katherine Wagner 18 Elyria 455 Earl court Alex Kuburcik 25 Wakeman farmer and Anne Bodnar 18 Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Michalski
Elyria
Rose Katherine Wagner
Earlcourt
Alex Kuburcik
Wakeman
Chaose Net Club Names New Officers and Members
The Chaose Net Club elects a new president Wally Rourke and officers. Delores Hustner becomes vice president, Edith Mosschein reelected secretary, Irma Shere new treasurer. Three new members join, with a next meeting in two weeks. social event features prizes for Mary Rainey Anhebel Ryan and Marie Evans. Cooperative societies in Japan form to ship chilled chickens to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaose Net
I Walker
Sires
Threlve Gay
Ted
Local Personal News Highlights From Elyria Chronicle
Mrs. Malcolm Boylan and daughter Barbara of Detroit visit relatives here while Leroy Holmes and daughter Wanda Lee of San Bernardino, California travel to see friends. Several residents announce visits, movements, and family deaths including Mrs Hoffman to Johnstown for a nephew’s death and Joseph Lynch of Paso Robles, California. A daughter born August 16 at Elyria Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Louis Davidson is noted, along with travels to Denver, Toronto, and Cleveland for various family reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm Boylan
Barbara
Detroit
Michigan
Boylan
Frank Boylan
Fifteenth Street
Leroy Holmes
Wanda Lee
San Bernadino
California
Marilyn Smith
Concord Street
Holmes
Minnie Lehman
Wiliam Hoffman
Fourth Street
Johnstown
Pennsylvania
Percy Craine
Third Street
Joseph C Lynch
Paso Robles
Lynch
Elsman
Bennmore and Ohio Railroad
Frank Day
Alice
Ludgate
Ortarton
Toronto
Canada
J. Gorman
Talcolm Court
Long Lake
Jay
June Barehard
Street
of St. Vincent's Hospital
Cleveland
C Younger
Denson Avenu
Betty Harrison
Lake Avennue
Martha Dunham
Aurora
Claois
Wheaton College
Nellouise Wurst
Jacksonville
Florida
Early Wurst
Elyria
Wurst
Eta
State Board of Public Instruction of Florida
Mass Theo Retterg
Puebla
Colorado
Russell Stackley
Stanford Avenue
David Sinkley
George Robson, Jr
Dick Jef
Canadagua
New York
Ridgeville
Nellie Maddock
Long Beach
H WN
Stringer
Banff
Victoria
Helen Sherman
East River Street
Newport Kentucky
Cinneminati
Newport
Marian Bloomhuff
Cieinnar
Everett DeVelde
F A Jenkins
Norwalk
Marilyn
Jimmie Jenkins
T. T. Elliott
Eastern Heights Boulevard
L. C. Minkler
Harwood Street
Northern
Minnesota
Charles Wagner
East Avenue
George Pero
Chicago
Minnis
Paul Whitne
Charles Court
Ators
C A Huene
Grafton Road
Washington
Wesrginia
Saeveeptiahe
Hamburg Fry St Johns Society meets at Lutheran School
Hamburg Fry St John s Young People s Society held a business meeting at the Lutheran School on Third Street. Announced is the Walther League Zone No 3 annual picnic on Sunday September eleventh with dinner planners Erna Burandt Ruth Niemeyer Myron Peters Caryl Kipf and Sue Sklenar. A September hayride is planned and after the meeting members and guests adjourned for hamburgery along the river with Helen Standen Myron Peters Ruth Niemeyer and Erna Burandt in charge of arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg Fry St. John’s Young People's Society
Lutheran School
Third Street
Erna Burandt
Ruth Niemeyer
Myron Peters
Caryl Kipf
Sue Sklenar
Helen Standen
Ae Int
Party honors Detroit cousin at the Elliott home
Miss Janice Eliott entertained ten guests at the Elliott home 133 Eastern Avenue with a party for Marilyn Jenkins of Detroit Michigan who has been visiting there. A variety of games entertained guests and prizes were awarded to winners. A refreshments course was served to conclude the pleasant afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice Eliott
Marilyn Jenkins
Detroit
Michigan
Elliott
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Executive Staff Outlines Club Year Programs
The fifteen member executive staff of the Business and Professional Women's Club met at Mrs Gerald Nau's home to review the year’s program. National program input, new chairmen for each month, revised guest night plans, budget decisions, and two resignations were discussed. The scholarship fund report was given and educational trips will resume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women's Club
Gerald Nau
Erie Street
Hildreth Hecock
Vivian Hackets
N-ember
Harriet
Richard
Ruth Gates
Evelyn Lehmann
Eleanor ‘ ‘ Mackey
Laura Harris
Mav
Alice Foley
Vanita Hubbard
Frima Gleason
Minerva Seton
Hilldreth Hecock
Wll
Grace Nau
Cora Bassett
Gertrude Wernert
Ruth Simmons
Bessie Doug
Jas Cathryn Schruerer
Eva Muelsey
Eleanor Armstrong
Vivian Hackett
Emma Gleason
Emelyn Lehmann
Minfryva Seton
Osses Hubbard
Hospital Admissions and Discharges In Lorain Area
Hospital admissions list names and addresses including Mrs Siegfred Telz erow, Mrs Hannah Pillivant, Clifford Thomas, Susie Cordy, Leo Mitten dorf Jr, Lorain. Discharges include Nancy Radican, Patricia Radican, Henry Radican, Nancy Petty, Bonita Cajka, Robert Bannon, Ethel Novak, Kenneth Fowl, Harold Bramwell, Melvin Moulder, Robert Botamer, Mrs Kenneth Walkden, two babies, all tied to Lorain areas. Shipments from Argentina to the United States fall short of last year, signaling reduced public carriage demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siegfred Telzerow
School Street
Hannah Pillivant
Glovercourt
Clifford Thomas
Spruce Street
Susie Cordy
Grafton
Leo Mittendorf
Lorain
Nancy
Patricia
Henry Radican
Middle Avenue
Nancy Petty
West River Street
Bonita Cajka
Robert Bannon
West Avenue
Ethel Novak
Kenneth Fowl
R. D
Local clubs host varied social events and meetings
The Gaiety Club plans a wiener roast while Townsend Club No 2 hosts a bingo party. St Clair Rebekah Lodge Captain of Degree asks full attendance. Grace Lutheran choir schedules first rehearsal at 7 30. Bouquets decorates Mrs A Beauchemin home for Lor Ely club meeting with a two course luncheon served at noon. Dorothy Raphael and Howard Parton guests. Pinochie enjoyed with prizes to Dorothy Raphael, William Hunter and William Wallace. Next Lor Ely meeting set at Mrs Leroy Kerr home West 26th Street Lora in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Tsjenda
Joseph Holliday
S. S. Kresge Co
Glenn
Shepherd
Concord Street
Marie Simerson
Dorothy Dages
Garden Tre Group
Inta Ny Club
Eleanor Krugman
Riverdale Court
Betty Schaffer
Eleanor Rhodes
Jane McGuire
Ann Stolzening
Agnes Rossco
Hef
Eloamr Rhodes
Sherman Street
Gaiety Club
Townsend Club No. 2
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
Grace Litheran Choir
A Beauchemin
Bath Street
Lor-Ely
Dorothy Raphael
Howard Parton
Raphael
William J. Hunter
William Wallace
Clarence Ryan
Lorain
Tuesettes Pinochle Club
E. B. Caywood
al Knipper
Silver Anniversary for Mr and Mrs Harry Pickett
Mr and Mrs Pickett celebrated their silver wedding anniversary at their home 114 Garvin Avenue. They were married August 16 1913 in the Church of Christ by Rev George B Ranshaw. They have one daughter Ruth at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Pickett
Garvin Aevine
Pickett
Darley Coniam
Church of Christ
George B. Ranshaw
Ruth
Columbia Union Services Set for Sunday Morning
Columbia Union services will be held at the Baptist church next Sunday at ten o'clock with Rev. Thomas Hughes of the Methodist church slated to preach. The Methodist church will close for two weeks for redecorating under Mr. Splete of Eaton. An opening is planned for Sunday, September 4. The Ladies Aid Society hosts a picnic at Mrs. R. A. Elder’s home on Thursday, August 18, with good attendance urged. Columbia baseball hosts Parma Sunday. Columbia won 7 to 0 at North Olmsted Park last Sunday. The Sophomore Class recently held a swimming party and roast at Huntington Beach with two guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Thomas Hughes
Methodist Church
Methodist
Splete
Eaton
Ladies’ Aid Society
R. A. Elder
Columbia
Parma
Linedale
North Olmsted Park
Edward Wilford
Vermilion
Leatha Keyse
Manhattan
Europe
A. R. Keyse
Tom Webb
Gordon Cheney
Erna
Michigan
George Mohlar
Memphis
Tennessee
Alpine Village
Cleveland
Mabel Meek
Warren
E. J Landin
Pittsfield
Forest Adams
Clayton Tranahan
Zanesville
Harvey Keyse
Dale
Glenn
Heidelberg Beach
Witliam Bermeister
Lakewood
Wal, Keyse
Thompson
Bradenton
Florida
Kathryn Akins
Shirley Kelner
Gladys Cole
Charles Frick
Cuyahoga Falls
Wade Jacquays
Seton
Ohio
Clar Howard
Ernest Hoelcher
Strongsville
Elyria
John Ashman
East Palestine
Lyle Martin
St. Louis
George May
Olmsted
R. A Lewis
Mallet Creek
Orlo Hales
BE. J. Landin
la Grange
Andy Miller
Mentor
Lester Landin
Bertha Grills
Falcan and Sons
George Walkden
Stella Squire
Berea
R. A. Lewis
Earl Squire
Lewis
Clair Howard
Bainbridge
Paul A. Thomas
Oberlin
East Oberlin
Women's Society
C. Shook and Sons
Ray, Perry
Paul
Virginia
Ruth Shook
Lulu Deering
George Hall
Charles Cheade
Pittsburgh
John Edmonds
Keith McRoberts
Frank Krueger
Wermshon-on-the-Lake
E Brewer
Akron
Charles Stevens
Shirley Atta
Ted Harper
Amherst
Gar McRoberts
Detroit
John Sutton
Fred McRoberts
General Industries
Waller Woods
Rae Hottis
W. Croft
White Cottage
Bertha Eakin
Upper Sandusky
William Croft
Adams and Columbia Homecoming Spark Small Town Reunion
A town hall reunion drew forty attendees as the Adams family gathered, followed by Columbia Homecoming with residents from Cleveland Berea Elyria Michigan and more. The afternoon program featured State Grange Master Kirk. Grant Rundle oversaw sports and prizes while a large evening crowd danced to The Jolly Five orchestra from Graf ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Cleveland
Berea
Elyria
Michigan
Kirk
Grant Rundle
Jolly Five Orchestra
Grafton
Harley Dellamore
Oberlin Road Club Plans Outing to Euclid Beach Park
Members of the Russia Township Farm Woman's club charter a bus for a Wednesday outing in Cleveland to Euclid Beach Park and several points of interest. The Young People of East Oberlin Community church held a social evening and dance Tuesday. Dorothy Hobbs, high-scoring County Four-H demonstrator, gave a favors demonstration at the County Grange picnic on Wednesday. Dawn Reed, Dorothy Hobbs, Donald Hurst, Joy Johnston and ? attend Camp Craig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia Township
Farm Woman's Club
Cleveland
Euclid Beach Park
East Oberlin Community Church
Dorothy Hobbs
County Grange
Camp
Craig
Dawn Reed
Donald Hurst
Joy Johnston
Mary Jean Hobbs
Camp Crag
Iris Fodor
Rudolph Newman
Virginia Hurst
Amelia Newman
Crochet Pattern 6193 Promises Easy Cloth Crafting
An advertisement for Jiffy Filet Crochet Pattern 6193 explains using a large hook and double strands for a 60 inch cloth with options to make smaller sizes. It notes materials needed and urges sending 10 cents and pattern details to the Chronicle Telegram Household Arts Dept. in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erin
Chronicle-Telegram
Household Arts Dept
14Th Street
New York
N.Y
World's Tonic touted for relief from long constipation
Mrs Elizabeth Starchbill of 107 Gulf Road Elyria Ohio joins a wave of praise for World's Tonic claiming years of constipation tied to bilious attacks vomiting and kidney pains. The ad asserts root and herb blends provide quick relief and promote vitality while urging readers to visit Phillips Drug Store for more information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weuwll
Elizabeth Starchbill
Gulf Road
Elyria
Ohio
Phillips
Phillips Drug
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Emma Goodman
Charles Nelson
June Harrison
Greftor Road
Lambda Chi
Eumdrop
Bridge
Herrman Goodspeed
Carl Fol Jey
Joyce Gregg
Harrison
Herman Goodspeed
Mrs. Terry
Lake Ave
Elyria Lodge
Temple
Clarence Waltz
Pacific Coast
Mr West
San Francisco
Robinson
Mary Martha
St. Paul's Church
E. O. Pallas
Rose Boals
Martin Schrader
Schrader
Fred Wirth
Styles
Pallas
Gus Quade
C. W. Menz
Princeton Avenue
Japan
United States
Beauty
Cleveland Academy
Cleveland Academy of Cosmetology, Inc
Euclid Ave
Ohie
Perescope
Colette
Farag Fae
Ta Ba Si
Ta Wa S Club
Century Park
Eleanor Gehrke
Martha Jackson
Ruth McGinnnis
Eunice Browning
Ruth Kaiser
Thelma Meyers
Argentina
Lov-Ely
Fta ‘Theta Sorority
Helen Reese
Mervon Hutchinson
Wilda Rhodes
Audrey Garland
Class Rolds Party
Huntington Beach
Betty Jo Bailey
West Virginia
To Kaufman
Clyde Grills
Adams
Evelyn
Ida Chope
Wallace Rundle
Grant Rundie
Oberlin Road
Brookhouser
Middle Ave
Dorcans
Dorothy
Mary Rothwell
G . Hobbs
Advisers Council of the
Farm Bureau
Rose Park
Black River
Russia
Theodore Manns
Eliza Manns
Dan Campbell
Clarence Helt
Pat Campbell
Elsworth, Wisconsin
George Waller
Arthur Younglas
Dean McRoberts
Cleve-larid
Philip McRoberts
Snow Hit
Maryland
Andy Edmonds
Metta Pierd
Nell McRoberts
Houshold Aru
Alicea Brooks
Anna C. Sprague
East Ave
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