Miss Barbara Whidden Weds Ross H. Yengling in Salem
Miss Barbara Whidden daughter of Mr and Mrs A D Whidden Eastern Heights Boulevard married Ross H Yengling son of Mr and Mrs Frank Yengling of Salem Ohio in a noon Saturday ceremony. Reverend E B Redhead officiated using the ring service. The bride wore a black tlk crepe traveling suit with white taffeta and a mandarin bateau. Her corsage featured pink roses with gypsophila. They left for a motor trip and will reside in Salem after September 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Whidden
Ross H. Yengling
Salem
A. D. Whidden
Eastern Heights
Frank Yengling
Ohio
E. B. Redhead
Hlem
Oitio
Weekly Lorain area clubs and church events calendar
A busy listing of meetings and social events across Lorain and Elyria including beekeepers, garden and social clubs, church groups, and auxiliary organizations. Highlights include Missionary Leagues, Ladies Aid, and youth social activities with times and locations such as United Presbyterian 7239 and Grace Lutheran. Community candidates speak and officials hold meetings as the week progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain Co
W. J. Boyd
North
Tri F
Ah Ranpley Se
Mets
Lary
Canton Lorain
Rath- Trn Smith
Lake Avenue
Colonial Club
Mrs Bard
Park Avenue
I Missionary League
United Presbyterian Church
Grace Lutheran Church
Hanes Family Reunion Caps 22nd Annual Gathering
The Hanes family held their 22nd annual reunion at Wakeman Ohio with 110 descendants attending at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ross. A wedding anniversary celebration for Mr. and Mrs. Wm Hayes of Wellington stood out, featuring a picnic, wedding cake, and a ring and thimble game. Attendees included extended families from Wakeman, Wellington, Norwalk, Vermilion, and nearby towns, plus many cousins, friends, and out-of-town guests. The event included a business meeting, officers elected for next year, and a baseball game between married and single members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo Huth Ann Hanes
Meth Ross
Wakeman
Angus
Hanes
Wm. Hayes
Wellington
Ohio
Earnst Hares
Vermilion
Jonio
Lee Hoss
Hys Hanes
Cleveland
Ony Tun
Ara Late Nour
Kenneth Ross
Geraldine
Donald Tia
Bertha Kuhl
Elsie
Frances
Lawrence
Earnst Kuhl
den. Ross
Juss Martha Bartlett
Lee Ross
Marjorie
Richard
Clare Ross
Clare
Annabelle
Gerald Ross
Charles Barhauser
Allen Hanes
Herbert Mec
Alonzo Hanes
Wakemen
Blanche Woykoff
Milan
Almon Hanes
Joyce
Norwalk
Harry Hanes
Harry
Yulee
Bay Village
Uncas Robertson
Billy
Ancy
Elyma
Robert Nunn
Robert and
Jacalyn
Elytia
Kenneth Herrick
JoanaAlice
Batty Lou
Ruth Ann
Bolte
Columbus
Carl Edwards
Moshes
Zelma
Carrishee J
Blanche Hanes
Monroeville
Leo Barthaiomew
Claire
Herl l Laevone
Milton
Mildred
Maxine
Earnstoa
Masine
Evelyn
Lewis Mayes
William and
Beth Ann
North Olmsted
Howard Ames
Charlotte
Michigan
Allen Hayes
Harold
Gladys Hanes
Omo
Hewitt Mitchell Wedding Solemnized in Erie Pa
The marriage of Miss Cate Hewitt to Thomas was performed at the Presbyterian parsonage in Erie Pennsylvania by Reverend Merker on August 18. The bride wore a mint green ensemble with matching accessories. The couple will reside at 428 Lorain Boulevard Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hewitt-Mitchell
Erie
Pennsylvania
Cateing Hewitt
Henderson
Thomas
Pevania
Merker
Miss Cora Herchler Becomes Bride of Cleveland Man
Miss Cora Herchler daughter of John Herchler of Brownhelm and Fred Drotleff son of Mrs Agnes Drotleff of Cleveland were married in a Brownhelm Congregational church ceremony on a Saturday afternoon. The couple will reside at 1671 Wayside Road East Cleveland. Mrs Drotleff is a Brownhelm High School and Cox Business College graduate and worked as a cashier. Mr Drotleff is credit manager for National Cash Register in East Cleveland. Lucille Copas hosted a birthday dinner at the Bridence on Fifth Street with twelve guests from nearby towns. A group of friends surprised Les Morse at his Wendel Court home on his birthday with games and refreshments for thirty-five guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Herchler
John Herchler
Browm
Fred Drotleff
Agnes Drotleff
Cleveland
Brownhelm
A .10Sz
Enet
Herchler Beter
Atk Cir
Lang
Intar
East
Drotleff
Wayside Road
Ohio
Brownhelm High School
Cox Business College
Court
Congregational Church
Drotleif
Wilson High School
Ohio Business College
National Cash Register Company
Lucille Copas
Fifth Street
McKeesport
Norwalk
Friends Pleasants
Les Morse
Wendel Court
Upper Room Bible Class Plans Picnic
Nineteen members and two guests of the Upper Room Bible Class enjoyed a study hour. Guests included Mr and Mrs Branch of Mallet Creek. Otto Greana led a Temperance lesson and plans were made for a picnic at Century Park Lorain on Friday with Mr and Mrs Ira Gough and Mr and Mrs Walter Otto in charge. In case of rain the dinner will be served at the...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branch
Mallet Creek
Otto Greana
Century Park
Lorain
Ira Gough
Walter Otto
Piertiz
He Church
Junior Home Circle Meets Mrs Dunford Plans Wiener Roast
Junior Protected Home Circle No. 630 met with Mrs. Dunford on August 17 at 4 PM. The meeting was called an order by the president, planning a Wiener roast for August 27 from seven to nine at Darlene Lilley’s Gratton road home. After adjournment, games and refreshments followed. Mr. and Mrs. Sumner Hartwell and son John returned from a two week motor trip to the east visiting relatives in Suffern New York and Boston Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bors’ Missionary Soots
United Presbyterian Church
Mee
Daughters of Scotia
Wurst Hall
Republican Women's Club
Woman's Club
St. John’s
Eusy Aces
Harold Bassett
Fifth Street
Comraderie Club
Magdalena Hoffman
West Avenue
Dover Lodge
Cascade Park
Elyria
Women of Moose
American Legion Auxiliary
Missionary Society of Emmanuel Lutheran Church
A. J. Fanner
Junior Society of Grace Lutheran Church
Dunford
Darlene Lilley
Gratton Road
Sumner Hartwell
John
East
Mr. Hartwell
Suffern
New York
James E. Graham
Dorothy Wood
Boston
Massachusetts
Hospital Notes Admission and Discharges Record
Admission list includes Mrs Hazel Myers and Mrs Mary Ba it among others in Grafton Lorain and Oberm erling. Discharges mention Mrs Willian Brown Mrs Eden Taylor and several residents with addresses in Grafton Lorain and Oberm erling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Myers
Beebecourt
Mary Ba
Kipton
William Hergersen
Park Ave
Fern Szczepanski
Grafton
Mar Ruder
Dorothy Adams
LaGrange
David Ross
Veron
Willian Brown
Was
Eden Taylor
Beebe Court
William Waltars
West Ave
John Dan, Jr
Lorain
Evhel Barr
Walter Horne
Irs
Andrew Pao
Agst
Brown
Oberlig Rd
Roma Rybsverck
Mar Lewis
Obermerling
Fran Daws
Brennen
Dan Foster
Core Rennett Holcomb
Byington Et
Dorony Bell
Denison Ave
Hey Jastie Imhoff
Fran Sreara
Leaders Named for Co E Meeting and Weekend Party
Robert Maltory leads Co E as plans for Sunday's meeting unfold at Judge Webber's home with Adelia Arndt as potential leader. A weekend party at Evanhurst Park hosted by Mr and Mrs Thomas Ewart includes guests from Cleveland and Toledo, with Wiener and hamburg roasts swimming and prizes for winners amid a double prize weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wormh
Ash
David
Reid
Judge Webber
Adelia Arndt
Arthur Grell
Pasadena Avenue
Raymord Ott
Brandston
Evanhurst Park
Wekeman
Thomas Ewart
Kotor
Grol
Clarence Rosal
Ted Tabler
Isla Wolfe
Dau Vivian
Toledo
Leonard Sir
Cleveland
Ernest Craxton
Levi and Hosny
Gilbert Seerhes
Ar. Grol
Ruth Shae
Rayi Om
Delmar
Wiener
Hamburg
Epworth League Darkside Echo Meeting Report
Marian Lop led a Lakeside Echo gathering in the Epworth league room at First Methodist church. Reports on the August Institute at Lakeside were given by Gensvilve Thompson, Margaret Minch and Edgar Burr. A cabinet meeting was announced for Thursday at 7:30 at Margaret Minch’s home. The group plans for the Youth Conference connected to the Northeastern Ohio Conferences to be held here in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Lop
Lakeside
Epworth
First Methodist Church
Gensvilve Thompson
Margaret Minch
Edgar Burr
West Aves
Planus
Ohio
Historic marker to be unveiled at Copopa farm site
Elyria Chapter prepares a public ceremony to unveil a 4 marker designating the Copopa Farm site near Route 2. The event Friday afternoon features a program, open to the public, with local families and residents expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copopa Farm
Rouse
Elyria
Ed. A. R
Rker
Guy Goodman
Copopa
Oye
Marriage License Applications Record Entry
Marriage license application noted for Vineek, age 22, with clerk filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wa If
Vineek
Vermilion Personal Notes and Local Births
Miss Ruth MarQeweil and Naomi tragic spend the week at Vermilion on the Lake. Rev E J Bond returned from Chautauqua New York. Mr and Mrs T H Ansoacher Bungay Gillis announce birth of a son. Tau Kappa Beta members visit Vermilion on the Lake for two weeks. Antoinette Diane born August 18 to Anton Van Boxtel. Elyria freshman at Ohio State University include Louis Lamm John Rose Edwin Hardy. Mrs Fred H Todd attended local events. a son born to Mr and Mrs David Ross at Elsia Memorial Hospital. Charles Billman visits from Walter Reed Hospital on furlough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth MarQeweil
Ne Urpschott
Itis Naomi
Russell
Indian Lake
E. J. Bond
Chautauqua
New York
Als
S .N. Findley
T. H. Ansoacher
Bungay Gillis
Kenmore
L. E. Palmer
Lilian Palmer
Everett Palmer
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Anton van Boxtel
Hamfrom Avenue
Ely
Wisconsin
Loretta
Hildagarde Ant
Larry C. Ant
F. W. Antl
Guy Hall
Lake Avenue
Elyrians
Ohio State Universor
Louis Lamm
Fourth Street
College of Commerce and Administration
John A. Rose
Commerce College
Edwin J. Hardy
Fred H. Todd
West River Street
Watters and Woodward Remion
Medina
David Ross
Vermilion
Elshia Memorial Hospital
Charles Billman
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington, D. C
Myrtle Mills
East Broad Street
Isla Wolfe
Vivian
Toledo
Leonard Groll
Cleveland
Arthur Groll
Pasadena Avenue
William Henderson
Park Avenues
Elging Memorial Hospital
J. C. Brown
Amherst
Huron Street
T. Ho McKenney
Don
Chase Street
National
Re-Emnlorment
Helen Whiting Pond
New England
Roma
Washington Avenue
Miss Pond
Oberly College
Drothy Sweet
Oakstreet
Chicago
Dress patterns for young girls in silk and crepe satin
Curiously, a smart fall style for in-between-season wear appeals to youth though not all enjoy the feeling. The ad highlights a grey-blue silk dress with dull red bow and belt, or black crepe satin with white bengaline bow, noting raglan sleeves and easy construction. The New Summer Edition of the Pattern Book offers 48 pages of fashions, beauty, and health guidance, with pattern prices and ordering details.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Young People’s Society of Grace Lutheran Church
Liescorn
Keen Kutter
Promie
Dames of Malta
Friendly Twelve
Laura Smith
Hast Broad Street
Eagles
Chevalier Lodge Knight
Pythias
Hazel Cai
Second St
Ladies Tailoring & Fur
Broad St
the Brown Company
Capopa
Lades Aid Society
Race Lutheran Church
Carli . Eiele Church
Women's Relief Corps i
Goodwill Bible
Charles Tite
Lake Road
Ladies Auxiliary of Eagles
Execu
Tureen
Nort
Astercampment
Siventy
Charles L. Adams
Gertrude
Helen
Arthur Damm
Marjorie Anne
Alice Foreman
Lee Morse
Mrs. Dunford
Carpenter
Phillips Drug Store
Robert Maltory
Co. E. Meeting
Epworth League
Darkside Echo
Fatertain Family
Therebrand Home
C. Hebsbrand
South Maple
Harsert Taylor
Jack
Gladys
William
Luetla Hamil
I Hebebrand
Daugh
Mardele
Veland
Tow
Izmocon
Elysia
Abdrere
Phil White
Laura I. Baldt
Teachers College
Columbia University
Fifth Ave
Flyria Chronicle-Telegram
N. K
Pauline Gelgey
June Garford
Lucile Hand
Ruth Lautensenleger
Roberta Moseiv
Peggy Richeineck
Audrey Squires
Wilma Smetzer
Henri Beam
Stirzaker Cotrage
Allen Bernard
Worthington Dry Cleaners
Middle Ave
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