Miss Billie Struck to Wed Thomas Doan September 16
Announcement at a party at 248 Columbus Street reveals Miss Billie Struck will marry Thomas Doan September 16 at 6:30 PM at St. John's Lutheran church. Doan, a Steel and Tubes employee, and Struck of Thew Shovel Company Lorain, both Elyria High School graduates, are engaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie Struck
Thomas Doan
St. John's Lutheran Church
William H. Struck
Columbus Street
Struck Tame
Struck
Doan
Roy Worcester
East Bridge Street
Superior Division
Miss
Mary Krugman
Cleveland
G. Dean
Wellington
Mary Jane Eyman
Ruth Mellvaine
Lorain
Mase of Ballot Talk at Elyria Republican Women Meet
Richard Stevens led a talk on usage of the ballot urging 65 percent of citizens to vote wisely. The Elyria Republican Women’s Club evening at the Woman’s club also discussed sending a representative to council meetings. Nellie Gremory sang two solos with Nina Ramser on piano, as B H Long presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Stevens
Focal
Elyria
Republican Women’s Club
Woman's Club
Nellie Gremory
Nina Ramser
B. H. Long
George Colburn
Fimm Kin Reunites Annual Family Reunion Held on West Ridge
One hundred Fimm Family members and two guests gathered noon under a lawn tent for a picnic dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pallas on West Ridge Road. Prizes awarded for games and contests. New officers elected for 1837 38 Everett Moulder President Carl Lehman Vice President Mrs Charlotte Miller Secretary Treasurer and Historians Fred Wacker Adelaide Moulder and Mrs Alva Spicer. Next Reunion set for third Sunday of August at Carl Fimm home on Schramm Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fimm
Henry Pallas
West Ridge Road
Everett Moulder
Carl Lehman
Charlotte Miller
Fred Wacker
Adelaide Moulder
Alva Spicer
Carl Fimm
Schramm Road
Out of Town Club Social and Daughters of Scotia Meeting
Mrs Ray Krause entertained the Orne Sempre Club at her Lorain home with garden flowers, bridge prizes to Mrs Pete Grasso and others, and a dessert luncheon. An outing for husbands at Crystal Beach on August 28 was planned. next host will be Mrs Frank Smith August 31. Daughters of Scotia held a well attended meeting noting the June convention in Detroit September 20 to 23 and urging full attendance for delegation instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Krause
Lorain
Orne Sempre Club
Pete Grasso
John, Schneider
Walter McMullen
Crystal Beach
Frank Smith
West Street
Daughters of Scotia
Georgiana Denger
The
Detroit
Michigan
Book-Cadillac
Andrew Robertson
William Rogers
Leffort
Wedding at High Noon Unites Wilma Scheuneman and Ernest Buswell
Miss Wilma Scheuneman daughter of Mr and Mrs E J Scheuneman of 840 Walnut street wed Ernest Buswell son of C S Buswell of 238 Howe street at First Methodist church with Lohengrin march and Mendelssohn music. The couple will reside at 840 Walnut street after a reception for about fifty guests and plan to live in an apartment there. Both are Elsila High School graduates and members of First Methodist Episcopal Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Scheuneman
E. J. Scheuneman
Walnut Street
First Methodist Church
T. R. Schenneman
E. J. Bond
Nisa Schenneran
Ernest Buswell
C. S. Buswell
Howe Street
Aresa Nealuda
Reger Eeee Arora Ras Ree
Scheuneman
George Hewitt
Mr. Boswell
Circle No3 Hostess Group Meeting at St Pauls Church
Circle No 3 of St Pauls Church met yesterday afternoon at the church with eleven members present. A brief business meeting was held and light refreshments served. The group plans to meet on August 31 at Mrs Albert Vietzens home 1021 Foster Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's
Adam Pippett
St. Paul's Church
Albert Vietzen
Foster Avenue
Lorain and nearby residents listed for licenses
A notice lists Walter BE Jordan 26 Lorain factory worker and Mary Lois Gallemore 22 Lorain among licensees. Harold Barnes 21 Norwalk assisting manager and Jeanne Capel 20 Wallington, Norman F. Stark 25 Elyria hardware salesman and Ceril Walter 21 Lorain. Robert C. Robinson 22 Lorain laborer and Pauline M. Noland 21 Lorain also named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter BE. Jordan
Lorain
Mary Lois Gallemore
Harold Barnes
Norwalk
Jeanne Capel
Wallington
Norman F. Stark
Elyria
Ceril Walter
Robert C. Robinson
Pauline M. Noland
Picnic and services mark Lorain community calendar
Royal Neighbors picnic at Lakeview Park Lorain. Mid week service at United Presbyterian church 7 30 with Co L Bristol in charge. Prayer service in Methodist social hall at 7 30. St Clair Rebekah Lodge meets. Miss Shir ley Tite wed at Rupley NY July 11. Mrs Maloney honored with bridal party in Ohio home. Twenty five guests played Bunco prizes yellow gifts to five ladies. Bridal table yellow marigolds crystal candelabra tall tapers cake topper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors
Lakeview Park
Lorain
United Presbyterian Church
Co. L. Bristol
Methodist Church
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
Walter Maloney
Rupley
New York
Shirley Tite
Marge Schwert
Seimay
Ohio Street
May Amidon
Ivah Olmsted
Knights of Pythias Lodge Holds Open Meeting
Chevalier Lodge No. 316 Knight of Pythias met at Woodmans Hall with strong attendance. Robert Harding was installed Keeper of Records and Seals, Thomas C. Marsh Master of Finance, and William Gutensohn Inter-guard. It was the first open meeting since March last year. Plans were discussed and the next meeting is set for Tuesday September 1 with seven candidates to be conferred as Pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevalier Lodge No
Knight of Pythias
Woodman's Hall
Robert Harding
Thomas C. Marsh
William Gutensohn
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List With Names
A hospital admissions and discharges list itemizes numerous individuals by name and address including Mrs. Percy Kohl, Beach Bottom WV. Thomas Dennison, 240 Howe St. Mrs. Alvin Davis, 616 Lod. Donald Redman, Amherst. Rudolph Neuman, Oberlin. Cyrus Jewell, R D No 3. Mrs. Al Joslyn, 216 1 2 Fourth St. Robert Dumas, 837 Lake Ave. Shirley Sand ers and Shirley Acne Sanders, 526 Park Place. and others. Discharges include Ruth Double, Sally Oldfield, Shirley Ann and Billy Sanders, Mrs. Arthur Halloway, George Denger, Agnes Benjamin, Richard Stauder, Mrs. William Anderson, Mrs. Lucen Taylor, Arthur Young, Kasmir Sabotka, Richard Murphy, Thomas Dennison, Mrs. Gurtie Hale, and two baby girls among senior entries. Stop $1-2 Lake Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Kohl
Beach Bottom
West Virginia
Thomas Dennison
Howe Street
Alvin Davis
Lod
Donald Redman
Amherst
Rudolph Neuman
Oberlin
Cyrus Jewell
R. D
al Joslyn
Fourth Street
Robert Dumas
Lake Avenue
Bnlly Sanders
Shirley Acne Sanders
Park Place
Ruth Double
Harwood
Sally Oldfield
Kenyon
Gurtie Hale
Lorain
Richard Jenson
Local Personal Notices Span Week of Travel and Visitors
Readers list varied guest visits from Canton to Cleveland and beyond. Arthur Miller returns home on Oakwood Street after two months assisting his grandmother. George E. Pallas, formerly at Noaker’s Creamery, visits his parents on Griswold Road. Ohio visitors include Arnold Suhr and Dr A Wesley Suhr in Napole on Hospital after an accident. Numerous others share travels to Lake Erie shore, Mackinac Island, northern Michigan, or family reunions, with several returning from trips to Chicago, Buffalo, and Warren Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Miller
Norwalk
Oakwood Street
George E. Pallas
Noaker’s Creamery
Canton
E. O. Pallas
Griswold Road
Arnold Suhr
Napoleon
Ohio
A. Wesley Suhr
M. B. O Dell
Davon Apts
Napoleon Hospital
Dr. Suhr
Mr. O'Dell
Mery Shesma
Fittsburgh
Clarence Grandstaff
Longfellow Avenue
J. C. Bins
Middle Ave
P. W. Welch
Cleveland
M. M. Windsor
Denison Ave
Nettie Windsor
Waco, Texas
Alton Windsor
Sonny and
David
Chicago, Il
Mildred Schultz
Mildred Beauty Salon
East Avenue
Valentine Jonas
Second Street
Mackinac Island
Soo
Chicago
Buffalo
H. P. Bembower
Edward
Eastern Heights Blvd
Lakeside
Jos. Smith
Michigan
Howard Somers
Park Avenue
Joseph Smith
Ray Benison
Sandra
Rock Island, Ilnels
Miller
Avon
Benison
Lewis Mercantile Company
P. A. Opdyke
Hugh
Fern
Bonaire Avenue
Lakeview Park
Lorain
John A. Bayer
Devon Courts
Bloomington
Ilinois
Mennonite Hospital
Nat
Phil H. Schultz
Eastern Heights Hlvd
Warren
Ohio. They Are Mr. and Mra. J
Silpe
Stephen Pierce
Mies Genie Boot
Roy Phiel
Port Stanley
Ontario
C. T. McKibbens
820 West Avenue
Youngstown
Violet Mung
Howestreet
Cleveland Beach
Malcolm Luxenburg
New Haven
Connecticut
Charlotte Luxenburg
Brewster
Gordon Luzenburg
Rollin
Leo F. Nichols
Helen Warner
Lewiscourt
Barberton
Edgar Hawk
Birmingham
Alabama
W. E. N. Hawk
West Avenue
R. P. Salisbury
West Lawn
Pennsylvania
Dr. Salisbury
Fred Underhill
Fifthstreet
Mason D. Smith
Gates Avenue
Emmanual Lutheran pastors class talk on conference work
Pastor Dr J L Utich spoke of the workers conference at Maapen ata Springs Virginia where nearly seven hundred pastors and workers participated The Semper Fidelis Class members hosted prayers and games with Mrs Urich earning first prize Mrs Lindberg consoling Following supper they planned next meeting for September 21st
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
E. D. Anton
South Middle Avenue
David Lindberg
J. L Utich
Maapenata Springs
Virginia
Urich
Lindberg
Anton
Local residents plan trips and return from travels
Mrs F S Aust of West avenue prepared to move to Ashland Ohio two weeks later. Billy Bowdler Arthur Sparks and Eugene Duckett returned to Cleveland from Put-in-Bay after a week with the Ohio Episcopal choir camp. Mrs Clayton Hawk and children went home to Grand Rapids Michigan after visiting Mrs W E N Hawk. Miss Gertrude Boylan and Miss Lillian Wagner departed for a two week trip to Yellow Stone National Park Salt Lake City and Denver. Mr and Mrs Frank Wailer and son Donald of Pittsfield Massachusetts returned after a week with George Waller at 115 Beverly Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ter
F. S. Aust
West Avenue
Ashland
Ohio
Billy
John Bowdler
Arthur Sparks
Eugene Duckett
Cleveland
Put-in- Bay
Ohio Episcopal
Clayton Hawk
Grand Rapids
Michigan
W. E. N. Hawk
Gertrude Boylan
Furnace Street
Lillian Wagner
Oberlin
Yellow Stone National Park
Salt Lake City
Denver
Colorado
Frank Wailer
Donald
Pittsfield
Massachusetts
George Waller
Beverly Court
Wiener roast planned by Meetings Division A at Penfield home
Meetings Division A of Second Congregational church will host a wiener roast at Mrs. Louis Davis's Penfield street home Thursday evening at 6 30. The Mary Martha Class of St Pauls church met last evening with eighteen members and guests. The gathering opened with hymn singing and a devotional period led by Mrs Krebs. A short business meeting followed before an open social session and a refreshment course served by Mrs Hobill, Mrs Krebs, and Mr Holy. The class plans to meet again on September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ota Nu Sorority
Donna Chapman
Harvard Avenue
Dorothy Koontz
Agnes Ross
Cornell Avenue
Second Congregational Church
Louis Davis
Penfield Street
St. Paul's Church
Krebs
Hobill
Holy
Avon Charm Club meets at Mrs Frey home
Mrs Vernon Frey hosted the Avon Charm Club at her home on Tuesday afternoon with bridge as the entertainment. Prizes went to Mrs Florence Curtiss Mrs Ed Stagg and Mrs Ella Forthofer. Refreshments were served and the club planned to meet again in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charm Club
Avon
Vernon Frey
Bridge
Florence Curtiss
Ed. Stagg
Ella Forthofer
Spencer church women hold all day sewing meeting
Spencer The Ladies Aid and Missionary Society of the Spencer Lutheran church held an all day work meeting at the church, Thursday, with sewing and a post picnic program. The W H M Society of the Spencer M E Church met in August with Mrs. Kate Moffett, finishing with a picnic supper. News notes mention Mrs. P W Hall and her children from Los Angeles visiting on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid and Missionary Society
Spencer Lutheran Church
W. H. M. Society
Spencer M. E
Kate Moffett
Local social notes feature visitors and gatherings
Guests of Mr and Mrs Frey Brinker include Mrs Parker and her guest the past week Mrs Ballard of Cleveland. Outing at Cascade Park Elyria with Frank Aldrich and Nora Aldrich and families. Various visits to and from Chatham Wellington Sharon and Akron with church, 4 H events, and family reunions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frey Brinker
Parker
Ballard
Cleveland
Frank Aldrich
Nora Aldrig
Cascade Park
Elyria
Weeley Pitts Andamily
Pittsfield
Frank Stemen
Wellington
Leonard Bridges
Fred Brinker
Chatham
G. L. Emerson
Nora Eglin
Walter Storm
Sottings
P. N. Hall
Chidren
M Fred Brinker
Akron Satur
Ira Irvin
Mary Katherine Davis Sharon
Louise Bowe
G. R. Daniels
Bere
N. J. Walters
Eyman
Kansas City
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Smash Society
Dorothy Funk
Mable Little
Billie
Beverly Laundon
Harold Dickens
Ruby Woodcock
Nettie Laundon
Ruth Smith
Bernice Laundon
Misa Woodcock
Miss Laundon
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
Fimm Kin
Myrtelle
Broad St
East Ave
Andy
Sesa
Charles Correll
Amos
Alyce McLaughlin
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Jolly
Bunco
Jolly 3
Ralph Betz
Cleveland Street
Maurice Feese
Charles Foreman
Sopha Makiuski
Jim Coyne
Mrs. Maloney
Knights of Pythias
Tioga
Johnston Gift & Enit
East Second Street
Century Park
Charlaine Boddy
Anne Moyes
Isa Jamison
Nettle Miller
Parkview Court
Mrs
Fred Smith
Ta Wa St Club
Church of Christ
Cambridge Avenue
Mary Sheema
Pittsburgh
Allan Day
Wade Reynolds
Thelma Meyers
Leroy Fridenstine
Dr. Miller
Elyria Lodge No
Donald Stock
Noble Grand
C. J. Miller
Ruth's
Variety Eight
Ben Walker
William Menges
Florence Schwinn
Ladies’ Aid of the Baptist Church
Schenck
Avon Lake
Francis Lake
Pauline Nicola
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Nelson Chester
Spencer
P. W. Hall
Jean
California
W. H
Bpeccer Baptist Church
Howard McCourt
Rom Mantz
Ohio State University At Columbus
Louise Bower
Katherine Davis
Sharon
Baker
Donald Wilson
Fred Leatherman
Evry
Lydia E. Pinkhams
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