Miss Ruth Taylor Weds Guy Byars In Attractive Ceremony
Miss Ruth Burton Taylor daughter of Mrs. W. G. Taylor and the late Reverend Taylor of Riceville Iowa married Guy W. Byars son of Mr and Mrs W M Byars in a four thirty ceremony at the First Baptist Church House East avenue. Dr R J Ketcham officiated with Lois Ketcham at the organ. The couple will reside in this city after a five week honeymoon visiting Iowa and Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Burton Taylor
W. G. Taylor
Reverend Taylor
Riceville
Iowa
Guy W. Byars
W. M. Byars
R.J. Ketcham
First Baptist Church
Baptist Church
East Avenue
Leonard Kreutzfeld
Walter Keisler
Stanford Avenue
Mrs. Byars
Oregon
W.G. Taylor
Byars
Ohio Telephone Company
Johnson City
New York
First Birthday Celebrated By Eileen Carol Wooden
Mrs J B Wooden of 249 Harwood Street entertained a party of children for her daughter Eileen Carol Wooden’s first birthday. The basement party featured pink and white decorations, twenty mini cupcakes with candles, and four cakes. Prizes went to several children as games and contests entertained attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eileen Carol Wooden
J. B. Wooden
Harwood Street
Eileen Carol
Exleen
Jacqueline Stich
Patsy Houser
Jimmy Terrell
Mary Jane Vetch
Buddy Burr
Marjorie Thomas
Dorothy Jones
Joe Palmer
Mary Jane
Geraldine Veitch
Dorothy
Buddy
Lois Burr
Jérry Betts
Rita Mae Swindling
Patsy Dou Houser
Virginia Dumas
Mary Lou
Dickie Riddle
Marjorie
Thomas
Eileen
Law Family Holds 24th Annual Reunion at Grafton Township
The 24th annual Law Reunion gathered Aug 71 1932 at the home of Mr and Mrs Victor Burton in Grafton Township drawing more than 190 relatives from DeWitt Much Elyria Medina Parma Valley City LaGrange Litchfield Rocky River Columbia Grabon. Officers elected include Harry McKee President J C Law Vice President Irving Klin ect Secy and Treas Blanch Jantz Historian and a sport committee headed by Clyde Shuster Urban Muller Evelyn Wise Edwin Law and Carlton Penfound. Next reunion slated for the third Sunday in August 1932 with location to be decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LAW Family
Victor Burton
Grafton Township
DeWitt
Much
Elyria
Medina
Parma
Valley City
LaGrange
Litchfield
Rocky River
Columbia
Grabon
Harry McKee
Rvim Klinect
Sec
Goodman
Avon Lake Park
Avon
Ohio
Sps
Cleveland
Lorain
Grafton
Belden
Burkettsville
Erhart
Granger
Perry Heleamh
Harry Burr
Bert Neshelt
J. D
Miss Margaret Schanbacher to Wed on Grandparents’ 50th
Mrs Emil Struck Jr of Glenwood street hosted a small gathering last evening in Amherst to honor Miss Margaret Schanbacher and announce her marriage to Harley Reese. Bunco was played with Nelle Wasker winning high and Miss Schanbacher low. Gifts in pink and green decor accompanied a luncheon. The ceremony will take place tomorrow at the grandparents Mr and Mrs Kritzberg’s home in Amherst on their fiftieth anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Beach
Arthur Bolly
Fred C. Humphrey
Margaret Kinison
Emil Struck, Jr
Glenwood Street
Margaret Schanbacher
Harley Reese
Amherst
Bunco
Nelle Washke
Schanbacher
Alice Pitman
Miss Schaubacher
Mrs. Kritzberg
Events Tonight at Lindy Lodge Theatres and Lodges
Community notices list events tonight at Lindy Lodge Theatre and Scot Sus Beach Party plus meetings and activities of Fiyria Lodge No 103 Harmon Lodge Women’s Benefit Association American Legion U L 4 St Jen’s Lutheran Church Bible School Cabinet of U P.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindy Lodge
Fiyria
C. F. Frank
Harmon Lodge
Women's Benefit Association
American Legion
U. L
St. Jen's Lutheran Church
Bible School Cabinet
U. P. Church
Hospital Notes and Club Evening Events
Admissions list includes Mrs Benny Lup ingki and several others with addresses on Oak and Columbus streets plus Grafton and Oberlin. Discharges mention Mrs Albert Alexander and Eleanor Kavajeez and a baby girl for Mr and Mrs Sinerson. Sunny Side Up Club hosted at Mrs C E Koontz home with progressions, prizes to Mrs Ed Weber and Mrs Vaughn, Marion Koontz prize winner, luncheon followed and next meeting moved to September sixth due to Labor Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benny Lupingki
Oak Street
David Burk
Charles Court
Albert Jacoby
Albert. Jacoby
Charles
Leo Myers
Grafton
Dorothy Kent
Columbus Street
Ralph Justin
Oberlin
Eleanor Kayalecz
West River
Ehel
Eleanor Kavajeez
West River Street
Liv. Myer
Edwin Sinerson
Prospect Street
Sunny Side
Up Club
C. E. Koontz
Cornell Avenue
Progressive Banco
Ed Weber
W. L. Vaughn
Russell Becker
Marion Koontz
W. L. Bodine
Ninth Street
Local and Visiting Residents and Guests List
A long list of regional residents and guests includes Mr and Mrs Harry Calvert in Canada for two weeks and Mr and Mrs Richard Perry returning from Bermuda. Many others are noted as visiting relatives in Elyria and nearby towns, with trips to Niagara Falls Newark and Washington DC. hospital update shows Mrs Clifford Werle recovering after surgery and local residents welcomed back after visits or extended stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Calvert
George Calvert
Canada
Richard Perry
Bermuda
William Stevenson
Rockford, Illinois
Ida Landon
Corneil Avenas
A. MoWatt
Marian
Virginia
Richard Steves
Washington, D. C
Julia Kovacs
Elizabeth Papp
Niagara Falls
George Bailey
Louis Adams
Arthur Doolittle
West Virginia
Hatre Teast
Longfellow Street
A Jahraus
Detroit
Michigan
G R Haines
Middlefeld
Ohio
Edson
Jack
Tenane Parks
Eleanor Minds
Stowe
Elyria
Charles Shuckhart
Theodore Seward
Newark
Kate Sharkhart
Clifford Werle Sho
Sisna Memorial Hospital
Mary Bechtel
The
Pennsylvania
Philopene Schubert
Schubert
Betty Jane Carpenter
Toledo
Evelyn Bodee
Jack Hubbell
Robert Krueck
East Bridge Street
A. J. Diedrich
North Ridgeville
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Harry J. Bivins
Commerce
Texas
Floyd Sump
Clayton D. Sweet
Richard Alle
Bluefield
Local social roundup includes multiple visitors and trips
Residents and visitors are listed with trips to Canada and Europe, trips to Niagara Falls and California, and relatives visiting from Pitts burgh Sewickley and New York. Notable names include Marian Sherrill Crieg D. L. Cagiati and the Harnes Wells Erber and Grabill families. The column notes Moose delegates in Cleveland and travel to the Toronto Fair with plans for Scotland and Montreal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Sweet
West River Street
Marian Sherrill
Crieg
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
N. E. Sherrill
Lake Avenue
Fred Linseider
Steve Barry
Barry
Cascade Park
D. L. Cagiati
Sewickley
Leon Underhill
la Grange Road
Monreal
Toronto
Alice Kaylor
Elyria
Womens of the Moose
Cleveland
Airs
Walter Godfrey
Miss Harrie
Wottring
Canada
Julia Wells
Mittle Berger
Kathryn Flynn
Mooseheart
Deamsville
James Hewitt
Park Ave
Lenice Knapp
BE. N. Baesley
Marian Crehore
Chicago
Llinois
M.giesy
H. Allen
Washington, D. C
John Clay
Tenth Street
C. J. Rogers
Lorain
Chase Street
E. G. Erber
the Lake
Wade Grabill
Washington Avenue Terrace
Ltake
Nebraska petition aims to curb patronage in law enforcement
Lincoln 1CP The initiative by Attorney General Sorensen seeks a governor to lead a new commission consolidating the state sheriff fire marshal and highway patrol duties. Gov Bryan contends the plan would end patronage. If approved the cost tops $75,000 financed by taxes plus gasoline tax funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
C. A. Sorensen
Charles W. Bryan
Sorensen
Church marks 300th anniversary in Marshfield
The First Congregational Church on the Village green Marshfield Massachusetts, believed oldest in the country, observed its 300th anniversary. Peregrine White the first white child born in New England was a member, as was Daniel Webster two centuries later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield
Mass
Ihi
Congregational
Peregrine White
New England
Daniel Webster
Novelty Ball on September First at Elks Club
Arrangements for a Novelty Ball to benefit the American Legion Auxiliary have been completed for September 1 at the Elks' Club. Proceeds aid Auxiliary programs for World War veterans and their families, mainly local relief. A waltz contest with prizes is featured. committee members include Mrs. R. F. Leembuis, Miss Florence Wolf, Mrs. Virgil Jasper, Mrs. J. B. Jobson, and Mrs. A. J. Lehman, with headquarters at the Redington Block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks’ Club
American Legion Auxiliary
R. F. Leembuis
Florence Wolf
Virgil Jasper
J. B. Jobson
A. J. Lehman
Redington Block
Stage Fright at a Violin Concert
A great violin virtuoso played a concert when an observer noted the performer appeared nervous. The remark captures a moment of tension amid a praised performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gea
Fragmented conversational snippets on manners and holidays
A collage of quips and exchanges about concerts vacations youth and manners. A girl notes pearls while a maid answers about china repair. A father and son reflect on school expulsion as history repeats. A grandmother recalls measles during summer vacation and a comic comparison to Bobby Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Jones
Grandma T
Colored Bibles Aid Arabian Missionary Efforts
Mrs G D Van Peursem a missionary to Muscat Arabia for 21 years says vivid colors on Bibles attract Arab readers. She notes Orientals respond to showy colors and Arab curiosity to read the scriptures, highlighting colored Bibles as missionary aids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Mich
G. D. van Peursem
Muscat
Arabia
Ventilation Becomes Key To Health In Hot Climates
Dr Clendening argues ventilation is essential to health, requiring proper air flow as well as temperature and humidity control. He notes rising adoption of cooling devices in rail cars, trains, restaurants, and homes, predicting widespread use as climate grows warmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Clendening
United States
W. Maxwell Reed
Eddie Tolan’s rise powered by mother’s toil at home
Detroit recalls the story of Eddie Tolan the Olympic sprinter and the sacrifices of his mother Mrs. Alice Tolan who toiled over the washboard and ironing board to support Baby Boy as he trained. She envisions him someday studying in Europe after Michigan to become a physician and notes the family’s long unemployment while he developed his endurance and strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Eddie Tolan
Eddis
Alice Tolan
Man Rebuked For Swearing Claims No Harm In Fit
A man reproved for swearing says he sees no harm in it and that he only swears at some one, insisting he does not swear at all. The exchange hinges on his understanding of the commandment about swearing.
Baby Carnival Queen Crowned at Wildwood Parade
Margaret M. Daniels of Baltimore Maryland poses as queen of the Wildwood baby parade in Wildwood New Jersey. More than 275 participants marched past the queen her court and the judges in the annual event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret M. Daniels
Baltimore
Love Affair Ends In Two Deaths In Fostoria
A man Frank Ruiz from Marion shot and killed Mary Banda 50 a mother of three in a boarding house after she refused to elope. The woman and the killer were Mexicans. The double shooting occurred in the boarding house of Pauline Jackson who fled moments before. Coroner P T Perin of Green examined the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fostoria
Frank Ruiz
Marion
Mary Banda
Pauline Jackson
P. T. Perin
Green
Merthe's Thrift Sale Continues to Noon Wednesday
Merthe's Thrift Sale runs through Wednesday until noon offering value filled bargains for thrifty shoppers. C. H. Merthe Co. operates the event with a focus on affordable goods for local customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merthe
C. H. Merthe Co
Pawnbrokers Three Halls Across Two Towns Hold Unredeemed Goods
A newspaper notice notes pawnbrokers operate in two towns with three halls where items pledged remain unredeemed. The brief emphasizes persistent loss of collateral as owners fail to reclaim loans.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ruth Taylor
Guy Byars
Anderson
Wellington Fair Grounds
New London
Rochester
Nova
Wellington
Ridgeville
Ravenna
Wakeman
Defiance
Norfolk
Vernon Heifner
Lesley Trippe
Morgan Evans
Scott Anderson
R. L. Thayer
Ben Filkins
M. E. Church
Russell
B. H. Russell
First Methodist Church
Herman Port- Man
Henrietta
H. W. Huston
K. O. C. Lodge
Knights of Columbus
R. of . Hall
A. J. Cairns
Masonic Lodge
the King Solomon Lodge No
A. M
C. Savage
Charles Savage
John Pomper
Trackman
Helen Ricco
Ferri
Frank Wilcox
Beverly Court
Carrington T. Marshall
Slermann
Walter Willhide
Cincinnati
Ed Heuser
Kenyon Avenue
W. Broad St
Ask Union of Law Agencies
Ticara
Mary
China
Elyria City
Washington Building
Board of Examiners
C. P. Shively
CG. W. Koppes
R. C. Maston
Dr. Clendening
Eee
Clendening
Blue Bird ON
Court Street
Traveler's Inn
Springs
van Dyke, Mich
Michigan Taxpayers Association of
van Dyke
Nestle
Eugene
Amazon
Vienna
Federal
Page
Temple Beauty Shop
Masonic Temple
Birkline
Birkline’s
Ind Street
School of Commerce
Elyria Business College
Frederick
Fredericks
Airyle
Airyle Beauty
Elyria Savings and Trust
Myrtelle
Dreamland Theatre
Schwind’s Picture Store
Second Street
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