Marriage of Ruth McGinnis and Otto Gage in Camp Springs
Society notice reports the marriage of Ruth Marian McGinnis and Otto Hugh Gage on Wednesday August 12 at Camp Springs Maryland in the Methodist church with Reverend Robert Barnes officiating. Attendants were Mr and Mrs A D Sartwell of Washington cousins, details of schooling and future plans for both spouses noted. The bride’s family and social circle in the city are listed along with upcoming events and a separate engagement shower for Kay Fulger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth McGinnis
Elyria
Otto Hugh Gage
Maryland
Camp Springs
Ruth Marian McGinnis
Robert 8. Barnes
Clyde McGinnis
Fifth Street
Dimner
Gagan
Ohio
Hospital listings and discharge names across Amherst and nearby towns
A readable OCR fragment lists patients and contacts with hospital notes. Names include Ruth Anne Webber Amherst, George Bailey 455 Elyria Amherst, Phyllis Anne Bowers Gallon, Mrs George Turnbull 809 East River, Ernest Handrosh 1018 East Avenue, Mrs Theodore Smith 308 Prospect, Kipton residents Atlyn Sigs worth and Earl Welton, James Van Horn 124 Grant, Ruth Overholt R D Medina, Jay Huffman 227 4th Street, Dicharges Charles Wacker La Grange, Josephine Long Wake man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West River Street
Ruth Anne Webber
Amherst
George Bailey
Elyria Avenue
Phyllis Anne Bowers
Gallon
George Turnbull
East Rivers
Ernest Handrosh
East Avenue
Theodore Smith
Prospect
Phyllis Anne Refepning
Stanford
Atlyn Sigsworth
Kipton
Earl Welton
Mission Work In Dutch East Indies Meeting Report
At the regular monthly meeting of the United Presbyterian Men’s Missionary League Rev. Wesley Brill spoke on East Indies life using moving pictures and souvenirs. He noted East Indies superstition and described his Borneo mission work. Brill and family plan September return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men's Missionary League of the United Presbyterian Church
Wesley Brill
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Dutch East Indies
Brill
East India
East Indies
Borneo
League
R. P. Kirkpatrick
A. C. Thompson
G. A. Brown
Men's League
Religious Digest
Men’s League
Ker. Clement
Max Shaw
Fred MacMillan
Shower honors Miss Irene Crow before wedding
Mrs J B Wooden and Mrs Forest McCoy hosted a personal shower at the Wooden home on Harwood street. Eighteen guests attended a two course luncheon with pink and white decor. Bingo prizes went to Mrs Eugene St Marie and Mrs Bi Wooden and Mrs Charles Whitney. Miss Crow will wed John Ross on September 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Crow
J. B. Wooden
Forest McCoy
Harwood Street
Eugene St. Marie
Bi? Wooden
Charles Whitney
Eileen Carol Wooden
Elaine McCoy
Miss Crow
Charlies Whitney
Wakeman
Delores Pfineger
Cleveland
Fred Krapp
Lakewood
Bridge party honors Miss Seward ahead of September wedding
Honor Miss Seward Mrs James B Seward and Miss Catherine Seward hosted last night on Fourth street for Miss Margaret Seward bride-elect Paul Weisbrod doctor. Six tables of bridge in progress with prizes to Mrs Kenneth Wartin for high score Mrs Harvey Cur eight awarded third prize. The group gave a gift to Miss Seward whose marriage is set for September fifteenth. Summer flowers brightened the luncheon tables and Mrs Robert Seward of Toran was the only out of town guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B Seward
Catherine Seward
Turn Home
Fourth Street
Margaret Seward
Paul Weisbrod
Kenneth Wartin
Harvey Cur
Robert Seward
Toran
Walter L. Dyke Celebrates 60th Birthday Party
Walter L. Dyke of 107 Stanford Avenue marked his sixtieth birthday with a Saturday afternoon and evening gathering at Tarmoon East River Street. About fifty guests attended and presented a gift. A delicious lunch was served as guests extended best wishes for the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter L. Dyke
Stanford Avenue
East River
Timnm
Mr. Dyke
Licenses Issued for Local Residents in Lorain Area
Walter R. Hubbard age 25 of Lorain roll tuner and Eleanor Stirzak age 23 of Lorain receive licenses. William Johnson 25 of Cleveland becomes director and Marjorie Witt 24 of Elyria earns social worker license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter R. Hubbard
Lorain
Roll Tutner
Eleanor Stirzaker
William Johnson
Cleveland
Marjorie Witt
Elyria
Local Personal Notices Include Travel and Visitors
A stream of brief items notes Mr and Mrs Harry Allen of Eustis Florida leaving for home in the south after summering in the city. George F Lee and party head to White Pigeon Michigan with Nellie Ecock of Lake Avenue. Lees hosted by Mrs Ferguson in Cleveland Heights. George Yost visiting Ripton with R E Blackwell family. Ralph Williams to manage credit for Osborn Co. Williams to join later. Harold Rorick and family back from two weeks in New England. Henry Dildine returns from Cadillac Michigan. Mrs Frank Hucknall and Grace of Haddonfield NJ guests at Bert Hucknall home. R E Morris of East Orange visiting C Strohl family. Mrs William Dengate attends luncheon at Mayflower Hotel in AkRon. J S Novatney of Cleveland and J R Novatney of Elyria on fishing trip in Canada. Gertrude Teacher of Evanston Hospital School of Nursing visiting Miss Helen Contam. F G Tite and daughter vacation in New York City. Allvan Gehl and Katherine Sparks depart for Wausau Beach Ontario Canada. Weller to Chicago for convention work with Charlies Abels Inc. to present photos. Josephine Mattie visiting from Toughby Ohio for overnight with Deckard family. Rev M Lehmann recovering from operation in St Louis hospital. Mrs Harry Knapp of Syracuse visiting her mother Mrs J H Hurst. Emerison Meekhrling of Pittsburgh visiting local relatives. Mrs George Turnbull recovering after Elyria Memorial Hospital operation. J F Boor and daughter Dorothy Boor back from a broad trip including Mackinac to Wisconsin Dells and Davenport and Springfield. Freedom of choice and existence cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Allen
Eustis
Florida
George F. Lee
White Pigeon
Michigan
Nellie Ecock
Lake Avenue
Lee
Hecock
Lees
George Ferguson
Second Street
Harvard Avenue
New England
Henry Dildine
Thamberlin Road
Cadillac
Frank Hucknall
Grace
Haddonfield
New Jersey
Bert Hucknall
Columbia ,Avenue
R. E. Morris
East Orange
Strohl
West Street
William Dengate
Ninth Street
Mayflower Hotel
Akron
Ray Allison
J. S Novatney
Cleveland
R C Novatney
Elyria
Canada
Gertrude
Evanston Hospital School of Nursing
Evanston
Llinois
Helen Contam
Princeton Avenue
Tite
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Dare
New York City
Allvan Gehl
Katherine Sparks
Wausaga Beach
Ontaro
Far Weller
Chicago
Charlies Abels, Inc
Photographers’ Association of America
Josephine Mattie
Wit- Toughby
Ohio
Woc Deckard
Arvard Avenua
M. Lehmann
St Paul's
Department of Commerce
Mason Smith
George Turnbull
East River Street
Elynia Memorial Hospital
J. F. Boor
Dorothy Boor
George Street
Mackinac
Sault Ste Maria
Tauquamenon Falls
Wisconsin Dells
Davenport
Iowa
Springfield
Illinois
Evening Calendar of Club Meetings and Socials
Tonight’s calendar lists Mary Cox at South Oak Street for club, Kay Cullin at the YWCA for Irn Sigma Sorority, and Mrs Frank Hitsman at Stone Lake arena for Helping Hand Society. Republican Women’s Club with Attorney D A Hupband on The Active Part in the Campaign. Daughters of Scotia meet. Frank Harmon Lo hosts Mary and Martha class at St Paul’s. Young People’s League outing at Heaver Park. Choir at First Methodist Parsonage farewell for Mr and Mrs Williams, who leave for Detroit tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Cox
South Oak Street
Irn Sigma
Kay Cullin
Helping Hand Society
Frank Hitsman
Stone Lake
D. A. Huband
Cleveland
Daughters of Scotia
Frank Harmon Lo
Mary and
Martha
St Paul's
Young People’s League of
St. June's
Heaver Park
First Methodist Church
Hast Avenues
Ralph Williams
Williams
Detroict
Mithican
Robert Moore
Plan Homecoming in Canton Lorain and Ladies Auxiliary
The Canton Lorain and Ladies Auxiliary planned a homecoming for September 21 after meeting last night in regular session at T O and O FL Hall. No meeting is set for September 1 due to the Labor Day holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Lorain and Ladies Auxiliary
To&o.fl
Church of Christ clan fish fry at Sunnyside Beach
The BC clans of the Church of Christ plan a fish fry at the Gibbons cottage on Sunnyside Beach this Saturday evening. Attendees need not bring table service. Husbands friends and boys home on furlough are welcome, with event at 30 Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Gibbons
Sunnyside Beach
Lake Erie Navy Mothers Club
Louise Lockwood
Stop
Lake Head
Bay Village
Fur Lough
Miss Emily Reitsman Honors At Bridging Party
Miss Barbara Kirsch entertained Miss Emily Reitsman bride-elect of Clarence Stellar at her Cleveland Road home. Guests, former Baldwin Wallace classmates and friends, played bridge with high score to Reitsman and Kathryn Goetta as consolation. A corsage of yellow roses accompanied notes revealing gifts for the bride elect. Gold and white decor featured a white pottery swan centerpiece. gardenias and roses adorned place settings with a gardenia at each seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reitsman
Barbara Kirsch
Cleveland Road
Emily Reitsman
Clarence Stellar
Baldwin-Wallace College
Front Berea
Cleveland
Elyria
Miss Reitaman
Kathryn Goetta
N. C. Reitsman
Miss Reitsman
Colonial Club Hosts Guests at Afternoon Card Party
Sixteen members and two guests sat at a long table for a salad course yesterday at one thirty as Mrs Antonio Beebe hosted. Centerpiece featured mixed garden flowers. Guests included Mrs Larry Knapp of Syracuse New York and Mrs Cari Johnston. Three tables of five hundred were in play in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monday Colonial Club
Artemas Beebe
Larry Knapp
Syracuse
New York
Cari
Johnston
Beekeeping Club Hosts Kipton Meeting and Wedding News
The Kipton Beekeepers met last night with 20 members present as R E Blackwell, E R Root, and others discussed Lorain County fair plans. Jay W Seymour and Leona Barclay married in Ripley New York on August 14 and will reside in Lorain where Seymour works for Lorain Telephone in ship-to-shore radio service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Blackwell
Kipton
Lorain County
E. R. Root
Medina
Lorain Co. Fair
Hahn
Amherst
Jay W. Seymour
J. K Seymour
Lakes Avenue
Leona Barclay
Berea
Ripley
New York
Seymmour
Lorain
Seymour
Lorain Telephone Company
Penfield social notes mix visits and reunions
Mrs Leonard Bradstock hosted the Mart odist Society with talks by Mrs Robert McCoy from Baltimore and guests from Wellington. Reynolds and family travels finish with reunions in Buffalo Hell Lake and Hyde. Various local guests enjoyed visits, picnics, and house stays across Avon Litchfield Oberlin and Virgil DeField.
Crochet Gloves Pattern 5676 From Household Arts 1936
Adorable crochet gloves shaped lengthwise from two identical pieces joined with contrasting yarn. Simple stitches create a smooth fit and decorative seam. Pattern 5676 includes directions, illustrations, and materials. request by sending 10 cents to Chronicle Telegram Household Arts Dept. 269 W 14th St New York NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle Telegram
Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th Street
New York
Five Hundred Club Prizes Awarded in La Grange
Members of the Five Hundred club met with Mrs C H Opfer on Wednesday afternoon. Prizes: Mrs Bird Wilcox first, Mrs Charles Opfer second, Mrs Harold Opfer third, Mrs A Spier consolation, and Mr Young special prize. A salad course was served. Mrs Will Youngias to host on August 25.
Miss Hetty Hastings Weds William Mokren in Rinler NY
Miss Hetty Hastings youngest daughter of Freeman Hastings married William Mokren in Rinler New York on a Saturday in August. The bride a L H S graduate. groom employed in the estate hillsinece. They plan a West Main street home and received a bell mint and long ride Monday evening. Nearly hundred attended the Gott family renni Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Leastie Ranwles with Claude Gott of Wellington re elected president and Mrs Car
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hetty Hastings
Freeman Hastings
William Mokren
Rinler
Hillsinece
West Main Street
Gott
Leastie Ranwles
Claude Gott
Wellington
Car
Picnic and visits among PHS graduates and neighbors
Omitted graduates from PHS held a Cedar Point picnic. Russel Sooy of Penfield joined Camp Crag attendees. Local residents Mrs Richard Myers and family visited W. Hers home while the Myers vacationed. Mr and Mrs Davey and son Oberlin and relatives from Canton called on Smith DeFields. Dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Fred Rollin with several Cleveland and Elyria families and others from Wellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Point
Russel Sooy
Penfield
Camp Crag
Richard Myers
Jack
Joan Murphy
East Cleveland
W. Hers
Myers
Davey
Oberlin
Mary Mills
Clyde
Canton
Smith-DeFields
Fred Rollin
Allan DeRussy
June
Paul
Allan
David DeRusser
Cleveland
Charles Slater
Hiarry Stewart
Elyria
Glen Rollin
Wellington
Community reunion and notices from 1937 crowd
A 1937 reunion at Church Street hosted by Mr and Mrs W Knowles with a cafeteria dinner on the lawn and afternoon ice cream and cake. Mrs John Holcomb hosted women teachers in honor of Mrs Ruth Tran Cox a June bride who received gifts and light refreshments. Pastor Glenn Wilson resigns from the Baptist church and plans to move with family to Buffalo to take a new post. Methodist Aid Society meets at a new hostess location with Mrs Henry Gott in charge on Thursday August 20. Brief items mention Mr and Mrs George P Kelner and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olyn Renouard
W. Knowles
Church Street
John Holcomb
Ruth Tran-Cox
Glenn Wilson
The
Baptist Church
Buffalo
Methodist Aid Society
Henry Gott
Cleveland visitors brighten local week
Mr and Mrs Philip Gott and Namily from Washington BD C visited over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Richard Gilpin of Cleveland stayed with the Gott family. Heath hosted Ciela No IV for a tureen dinner. Ruth Heath of Penfield visited grandmother. Leslie Gott came to see friends briefly. Stoy L Pearce and daughter Dorothy plan a late August motor trip to New York City with Edgar Pearce of Elyria. Jack Chevaler and family moved to East Main street. Lois Nichols visited grandparents. Allan Mennell of Belden and Ned Gott hosted Mrs William Frew and Dorothy from Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Philip Gott
Namily
Washington
BD. C
Richard Gilpin
Stoy L. Pearce
Dorothy
Poughkeepsie
New York City
Edgar Pearce
Elyria
Jack Chevaler
Phelps House
East Main Street
Lois Nichols
Allan Mennell
Belden
Ned Gott
William Frew
Pittsburgh
Ventura man and Fresno woman plan marriage at ages seventy three and seventy one
Romance note from Pasadena reports Christopher K. Shaylor of Ventura and Johanna Sharp of Fresno, both widowed or previously sweethearts, have declared their intention to wed after rekindling love at ages 73 and 71. The couple filed notice to marry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Cal
Christopher K. Shaylor
Ventura
Johanna Sharp
Fresno
Stagecoach on display at South Middleboro tavern
A 149 year old stagecoach once on the Boston to Newburyport route now rests on the grounds of a South Middleboro tavern. Four horses fashioned from heavy coupling gear adorn the ancient vehicle. The piece evokes waning vitality and lack of sympathy as more depressing than any obstacle to earning a living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleboro
Mass
Boston
Newburyport
Kellogg's ALL-Bran Promises Beauty and Regularity
An advertisement urges women to combat constipation to preserve skin and charm. It promotes Kellogg's ALL-Bran as a bulk-forming cereal that cleanses the system, noting two tablespoonfuls daily in cereal or cooked dishes. The offer guarantees satisfaction with a money-back refund and lists Battle Creek as the maker and grocers as sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg's
Kellogg Company
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. D. Sartwell
D. C
Elyria High School
Patent
Business College
Samuel E. Becker
Wat
East High School
Columbus
Dennison University
Columbia University
Federal Inspection Bureau of Entomology
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Gaza
Ellis Island
East
Miss Fulger
Kay Fualger
Tsaly
Charles Linton
Millie Baker
Curt Fulger
Ruth Fulger
Treva Bishop
Irene Upton
Hazel Noble
Hetty Rybarcy
Wodel
Hove Meerer
Miss Seward
S Licenses
Lois Beauty Shop
Chestnut Street
Ignace Paderewski
Poland
A. Es
London
Lorhar Mendes
Switzerland
Warren Sampson
A. B. Smith's
Ray Shaw
Lyman Shaw
Elsie Shaw
Grant
Mich
Shaw
Hell Lake
Howard Andrews
Lucille Jonanon
Robert Riggs
Bradley Collinwood
Blair Pierce
Hyde
Mae (Smith) Randell
Avon
Smith-Ne Fields
Wayne Turner
Litchfield
Mable Walker
Olive . Betts
Virgil DeField
Middle Ave
Alice Brooks
la Grange
Rold Card Party
Gott Reunion Helm
George P. Kelner
Wilmot
Masonic Temple
Earl
Istyle Center
Pew
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