Gladys Parmely Weds Theodore West in Oberlin Mystery
Gladys Parmely became the bride of Theodore West of Oberlin in a ceremony at The Ingersoll Rome on Saturday evening. Reverend W. L. Burner performed the marriage before an improvised altar with palms and candles. A reception followed for seventy-five guests, with out-of-town attendees listed from Oberlin, Huron, Cleveland, Wellington, Akron, and Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingersoll
Rome
Lake
Eta Parmely
Madedyn Mettler
Cleveland
Thel Ima Parmely
Apa
Leroy Hayden
Oberlin
George Yngersoll
W. L. Burner
Lewis West
Ira West
Edna Lassen
Esther Close
Chas. Wilkes
Huron
J. Dick
Cocoanut Grove
Florida
Walter Hayden
Wellington
Waliis M¢Donald
Akron
C Canfield
Anna Wheat
Jessie Harris
Seventy-Six Attend Annual Hadaway Reunion On Sunday
The third annual Hadaway family reunion was held at C. C. Hadaway’s home on Cleveland Road Sunday August 20 with seventy six present. Activities included games and music with winners receiving favors. Attendees included out of town members from North Lima Warren Spencer Carroll Nebraska and Spencer along with several Cleveland residents and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadaway
Thomas Hadaway
Familly
North Lima
Ernest Hadaway
Warren
Rustin Bre- Benner
Chas. Hadaway
Alfred Meyers
Tom Johns
Alfred Batt
Som
Bertha Hadaway
Wilford Hadaeway
Fami
Cleveland
Marion Jones
Carroll Nebraska
Leslie White
Spencer
Wearsch
Avon Beach Park
John Wearsen
Dover
Jena Wearseh
Mary Rothgary
Ridgeville
Cascade Park
Horn
Maxsiyth
West Park
Union Service Sermon at St Pauls and Local Church News
Dr. J L Grenfell delivered a plendid sermon at Union Service at St Pauls church. Rev Jordan and Rev Stolzenburg spoke at St Johns and missionary work was urged. Community notices cover reunions, dinners, and local society events across Elyria with many names and places listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Church
Gladdolf
Jordan of
Ambergt
St. Peter
O. Stolzenburg
Laura Guthem
Alwina Jaroch
Social Notes Highlight Beesing and Krause Visits
Mr and Mrs Louis Beesing of Ruasa township were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs J L Krause of Eighth Street. Miss Ruth Carmen of Middle Avenues returned home after two weeks in Buffalo and a trip up the St Lawrence River to Montreal and the Thousand Islands. Mrs Anna Wauch man of Park Avenue has spent the summer in Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.R Finef Gates
Anna Pinot
Camridge O
Cleveland
Murray Finney
Gates Avenue
Cambridge
May Douglas Erk
Water Works
Cedar Fells
George Turtan
Part Street
Harvard
Ben
Hanar
Sur
Rg Street
York
Miss Valores
Euest Aft
GRY
Nas
Akron
George Weller Heights Blvd
Uride
Cleve Art Mis
Ollin McNeat
Jamson Terrace
New York City
Arlington
New Jersey
Ho J Austin
Robert
Park Place
Pittsfield
Massachusetts
General Electric Company
Austin
Vileda Wellar
Park Avenue
Broad View Cottage
Ligwood Park
Vermilion
Harry Post
Best Bridge Street
Monroe
Lake Avenue
Indiana
W. A. Myers
Donald
Harry de Vore
Columbus Street
Clarence Easly
Twelfth Street
Mansfield
Shelby
G. Tar Bush
Lakewood
Harry DeVore
Ray Gibson
Glenwood Streat
Pontiac
Michigan
Louis Beesing
Ruasa Township
J. L. Krause
Eighth Atreat
Ruth Carmen
Middle Avenues
Buffalo
St. Lawrence River
Montreal
Thousand Islands
Anna Wauchman
Oklahoma
Playground Picnic At Cascade 3 Promises Large Crowd
A community playground event at Cascade 3 on Wednesday afternoon expects record attendance. Activities include a kids program with midget and junior divisions, basketry and local teams like Worthington girl’s softball, supervised by section leaders and organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade 3
Me Rorley
Worthingtom Aarfard Girla Dagsebwll
J Ash Yeru
Youpzetrom
Desert Piqua on Blue Sunday
Piqua faced strict enforcement as the town enforced its blue Sunday law. Police arrested violators to deter breaches while merchants reported one-way travel out of town and a largely quiet Saturday night with few prisoners accounted for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desert Piqua
Dewsese
Marar
Lorain Baptist Association Forming Busy Program
Lorain Baptist association holds a two day program at the Baptist church on August 4 and 5. Timed sessions include devotions, church reports, inspirational addresses, missionary talks, and Bible studies led by Rev. Jonn Ford Rev. Charles Baarlea Rev. Ko H Hughes Rev. O G Nichols Rev. E B Carman Rev. J Cooper Rev. A Grady Rev RM Bavidoon Rev. R E Neighbour and Rev. Chas Habel with a concluding signs of the times and special choir and orchestra performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain Baptist Association
Baptist Church
Jonn ¢. Ford
Charles Baarlea
Ko H. Hughes
O. G. Nichols
Jerael
Carman
Legafon
Women’s Missionary Union
Buatesa Meating
B. David Gon
Car
Almaway
J. Cooper
A. Grady
Bavidoon
All Eeday
R. E. Neighbour
Chas. Habel
F. A. Twining
Seng Sarviss
Signs of the Times
Fall Seed Selection Emphasizes Home Garden Efforts
The Home Garden Association urges gardeners and clubs to select and dry seed from their own plots for next year. Members are encouraged to gather seeds from top plants, label envelopes, and store until sowing time, with easy seeds like lettuce and corn highlighted for home seed saving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hlome Hardener
Home Garden Association
Town to close theatres on Sundays under Uluq laws
The mayor and league enforcement move to close motion picture theatres Sundays following a demand for stricter law enforcement. Mayor Deweese supported the closure while signaling broader measures to tighten town control and meet public wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilwe Suede
Deweese
Coal shortage shuts down Ohio town Columbus Grove
Aug 41 the 18u0 residents faced a crisis as crops dwindled and water and electric service faced a shutoff. The board of public affairs ordered patrons to stop sprinkling to conserve water, warning that if the plant closes, wells would be used and residents would switch to kerosene lamps for lighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Grove
Travf
Board of Public Affairs
Earr Residenta Gre
Battles Over Kellogg Bill and Railroad Labor Board Power
Congress shows reluctance to amend the Transportation Act of 1920 amid fears of gridlock as President Harding pushes for labor board dissolution. Senator La Follette and allied labor critics oppose empowering the board. Wins ton announces a forthcoming coal industry investigation bill creating a nine member commission to report by January 1, 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prasden
Congress
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Wil
Railway Labor Board
Gamuel Gempers
Labor Board
Harding
White House
Winston
Massachusetts
House
Bazaar and Ice Cream Festival at St Peter's Church
A public invitation to a Bazaar and Ice Cream Festival on Wednesday evening August 23 at St Peter's Catholic Church in North Ridgeville. The event invites community members to attend and enjoy activities, refreshments, and socializing on the church grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter's Catholic Church
North Ridgeville
Exchange Golub Will Meet on Tuesday
The Exchange Club will hold its regular noon day lunch on Tuesday. The speaker is not yet announced but will be a fond choice, with good attendance expected. The Board of Control will hold its meeting this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exchange Club
Board of Control
Industrial Skies Continued From Page One
Industrial skies report hints at ongoing discussions with President Harding on coal legislation, as Congress delays action amid tariff talks and the bonus question. A federal fact finding commission on the coal industry is likely to be authorized soon, with the national coal agency poised to buy and sell coal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
New York
Conercess
Conere
Federal
National
Cocal Agency
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K Jackie
la Petite Louise
Jackie Coogan
Jackie
Gladys Parmely
Theodore West
Daughters of Scotia Ladies Auxiliary of the
Cantons
Canton Lorain No. 93
Tomorrow Exchange Club
Rotary Club
Frank
Harmon Lodge Women's Benefit Association
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Knights of St. John
W. Pas
Mast Avenue
Hatikoob Club
Knights of St. Jona
Knights of Pythias
Odd Fellows’ Lodge
J. L. Grenfell
St. Paul's Church
Welton Avenue Methodist Church
Jesus
Neilin Gregory
A. Robertson
Louisy Bauman
Paul Wainright
ST. John's
Mrs
Walter Botamer
Henry E. Hoard
Clark Street
Niagara Yalls
Mitty Ap Din
Garden Devere
Robert Jones
Yastiaraen
Mia Jones
Colonial Dames
Wes Wack
West Ave
M. Shelton
Elyria
Columbly
Shelton
Columbia University
Edna Jreeph
Fyn Peabody
Stephan
Edith Mantle
Bertha Tle
Nannie Spencer
Grate Willits
Miss Golite Dollard
Clyde FP White
Galdie Mare Dollard
John Dollard
Second Street
Clyde PW Ep
Columbus
Miss Dollard
ST. Paul's Sotel
Reinhardt
Riverview Park
Charles Afert
Grafton Road
Circle No. 4
J. Tite
Elmstreet
W. F. Hafner
Princeton Avenue
Second Congregational Church
Young Women's Association
Helen Lovejoy
West River Street
John's Evangelical Church
St. John's Evangelical Church
Wed- Benday
F. R. Daniels
Margaret Elizabeth
Serandon
Wilkesharo
The
Poronos
J. H. McKinney
al Ueir
Prospect Street
H. J. Handyside
Guat Raimond
Sam Husted
Lucile
Irena Huchanga
James McGee
James Mayhew
Ohio Town
Hygienic Ice Co
Maple St
Broad Street
P&g
Chase & Sanborn
Holcomb
Toven
Holcomb’s
Exchange Golub
Victrola
Edison
Starr
Columbia
Geo. A. Clark Co
The _HARRY H. SMITH Co
Elyria, Ohio
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