Approaching Marriage for Miss A Betty Weiner to Howard Ranker
Society notes report the engagement of Miss A Betty Weiner daughter of Mr and Mrs J J Weiner of Cleveland Heights to Howard E Ranker son of Mr and Mrs H E Ranker of Elyria. The ceremony is set for Saturday at 3 pm in Cleveland with Miss Roxy Weiner as bridesmaid and John Ranker as best man. Afterward the couple will reside at 1615 Columbus Avenue Sandusky Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Weiner
J. J. Wainer
Cedarbrook Red
Cleveland Heights
Howard E. Ranker
H. E. Ranker
Elyria
Perignon
Cleveland
Roxy Weiner
John Ranker
F. J. Heyduk
Helen Weiner
Kensington Road
Jobn Ranker
William Barnes
Genevieve Ranker
A. P. McDermott
Dorothy Ranker
Ranker
Notre Dame University
Oberlin School of Commerce
Weiner
Western Reserve University
Columbus Avenue
Sandusky
Ohio
Firestone
Roger Firestone
Harves Firestone
Mary 5
Davis
Akron
Raymond Firestone
Miss Seward Honored at Dinner for Bride-Elect Seward
Mrs Herbert Lees hosted a dinner at 345 Harvard Avenue last evening to honor Miss Margaret Seward fiancé of Paul Weisbrod with Pompon asters and giadioli and miniature bride and groom place markers for twenty guests. After gifts to the bride-elect bridge scores named Mrs Julius Hyman first, Mrs Richard Horan second, Mrs Harvey Curtis third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Lees
Harvard Avenue
Margaret Seward
Paul Weisbrod
Weisbrod-Seward
Pompon Asters
Giadioli
Julius Hyman
Richard Horan
Harvey Curtis
Licenses Granted in Lorain and Elyria Amid News Notes
The record lists multiple license recipients from Lorain and Elyria including Theodore Kuhn 22 and Stella Gawth 19 of Lorain plus Orvil Gleason 22 steel worker and Lucille Lange 24 from Lorain. Other entries include John Ross 27 Elyria service delivery Irene Crow 24 Elyria and Rev Father Daley along with Claude Harris 35 Lorain mill worker Ada Nobin 28 Lorain. The fragment ends with Ada Nobin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Kuhn
Lorain
Stella Gawth
Orvil A. Gleason
Lucille Lange
John Ross
Elyria
Irene Crow
West Avenue
Father Daley
Claude Harris
Ada Nobiin
Meeting Postponed at Second Congregational Church
The Inter Nal Class gathering of the Second Congregational Church tonight has been postponed. The new meeting date will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational Church
Lorain County Banking Chapter Plans Moonlight Boat Ride
Lorain County American Institute of Banking chapter sponsors a moonlight boatride from Lorain on Wednesday evening. Steamer Chippewa will depart Coast Guard dock at 7 30 with dancing and entertainment. Erie County chapter members invited to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
American Institute of Banking
Lorain
C. G. Clark
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
Coast Guard
Erie County
Surprise Birthday Party for Ben Traczek
A Sunday afternoon surprise party honored Ben Traczek on his eighteenth birthday. Guests enjoyed a large yellow and white centerpiece cake, flowers, and decorations, with games and dancing before a late dinner served to family and friends including Mr and Mrs P Kozlowski Lorain and other relatives. Ben received many gifts from attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Traczek
P. Kozlowski
Lorain
H. Seiling
Joseph Samut
L. Koviak
D. Traczek
Catherine Koviak
da Jores
Kay Samut
Ida Yanowich
Alice Karzan
Anne Oriowski
Helen Yucka
Betty
Margie
Eleanor Traczek
Messrs
Ker Rateel
Harry Justayich
al Noster
al Starzynski
Chester Antkowiak
Joseph Koviak
Casmir Kyzaniak
Chicago
John
Joseph Koscinski
Hostess Entertainment for B. B. B. Club Meeting
Mrs W Gibbons hosted a B. B. B. Club evening on Prospect Street with a brief business meeting and thirty six games. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Sam Avery Sr Mrs Emily Scrivens and Mrs W Monsehbein. club prize to Mrs Fred Huskin son. Refreshments followed and gifts were given among bluebell sisters. next meeting planned two weeks later at Mrs Huskinson's Clark Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. B. Club
W. Gibbons
Prospect Street
Banco
Sam Avery
Emily | Scrivens
W. Monsehbein
Fred Huskinson
Fred Devis
Fred Keith
Huskinson
Gibbons
Elsie Strivens
David Beattie
Labor Day
Tnh
Clark Street
Local Club Meetings and Postponements Report
Calendar note lists Tech Fi Club meeting with Myrcle Gerber at 42 Broad Street and a division church gathering with Mr Pred Ernshaw. Mary A Chandler's Tent Daughters of Union Veterans and Young Women’s Middle Steps plan a picnic at Century Park. Legion Auxiliary meeting postponed to Friday evening. Co. Young Women’s Republican Club at Twilight Park Lorain 1.0.60. Lodge and Eagles auxiliary events noted. Sunday School Board of 1st Methodist postpones business session to Wednesday at 7 in serial room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrcle Gerber
Broad Street
Congregational Church
Pred Ernshaw
Anahel Ryan
River Street
Mary A. Chandler
Daughters of Union Veterans
Century Park
Anthopom
Legion Auxiliary
Young Women’s Republican Club
Twilight Park
Lorain
F. Lodge
Eagles
1St Methodist Church
Geneva Labor Office Fails To Reach Minor Agreement
The International Labor Offices in Geneva show how hard it is to reach even small accords when 118 member states' vested interests push governments to prioritize their own concerns over consensus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Belvas
Personal notices from the Princeton area and beyond
The Rev George Brown leaves for Montrose Colorado to stay a month at the home of the late Browns brother in law and sister Reverend and Mrs Mark T Warner. Funeral pallbearers Dr Charles A Caragan Charlee Clark and B M O’Donnell attended Arthur Andersons funeral in Ashland Today. Carol Christman returns home from Detroit visit. Frank Wilcox and C E Castle and H A Crandall spend weekend at Long Lake Michigan. Ida Eckwaler returns to Texas after stay with Mary Bagnell Eastern Heights. Bagwell Eckwaler visit relatives in Youngstown and Pennsylvania. Fred Stick visits Krause family Eighth street. M E Macaulay Lenore of Buffalo guests of Struthers two weeks. Ray Stelz of Columbus visiting sister Herman F Paeth family. Co Fulton returns from New York buying trip for Joh Lersch store. Peta Held and Margie Penberthy return after visit with Sanker family in Cleveland Heights. Blanche Lake in Cincinnati visiting cousin R W H McLain pastor. Edward Bortang daughters Margaret Martha and others spent weekend with Foremans Harvard. Foremans celebrate 25th wedding anniversary. Howlett Mertz returns from Detroit aboard the Mercury. Theodore Penfound welcomes birth of a daughter at Elyria Memorial Hospital. George Lamberton hosts Everett Stroble as Ohio State roommate. Farr Bell and Dornathy Bell return from trip to Sault Ste. Marie and Catlander Canada. Park Miller and wife end vacation with relatives in Plymouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Brown
Princeton Avenue
Montrose
Colorado
Brown
Mark T. Warner
Charles A. Caragan
Charlee Clark
B. M. O’donnell
Ashland
Arthur Anderson
Grant
Avagna
Clark
Ida Eckwaler
Mary Bagnell
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Texas
Bagwell
Eckwaler
Youngstown
Pennsylvania
Fred Stick
Crestline
Ohio
J. L. Krause
Eighth Street
M. E. Macaulay
Lenore
Buffalo
New York
HB. Struthers
Ray Stelz
Columbus
Herman F. Paeth
Harvard Avenue. Co
Fulton
New York City
Joh Lersch
Peta Held
Margie Penberthy
Fifth Street
R. A Sanker
Cleveland Heights
Linwood Park
Blanche Lake
Denison Avenue
Cincinnati
R. W. H. McLain
Norwood Christian Church
Edward Bort Ang
Margaret
Martha
Eda Webber
Edna Haraburia
Maurice Dutmers
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Andrew Foreman
Harvard Overas
Foreman
Howlett Mertz
Cleveland Street
Detroit
The
Mercury
Theodore Penfound
Third Street
Elyria Memorrial Hospital
George Lamberton
Glendale Court
Everett Stroble
Port Huron
Ohio State University
Farr Bell
Dornathy Bell
Sault Ste. Marie
Catlander
Canada
Park Miller
Stanford Avenue
Plymouth
Bride-Fleet honors Mona Bennett before September wedding
Mrs. Albert Kistner hosted a party at her mother Mrs. John Resar's East River street home in Lorain for Mona Bennett, the fiancé of Marvin Hasenau, with variety lights, per-table lamps, and bingo prizes awarded to Mrs. Lee Marsh Mrs. William Resar and Mrs. Charles Redmond. Guests from Lorain Elyria and Cleveland attended the luncheon hosted by the hostess her mother and sister Mrs. Ray Ewers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Crow
John Ross
J. P. McLaughlin
A. L. Ross
D. R. Ross
Fourteenth Street
Elyria
Cleveland
Miss Crow
Gene St. Marie
Margaret Uris
Mary Mclaughlin
the Ross
Jean Crow
Albert Kistner
John Resar
East River Street
Mona Bennett
Marvin Hasenau
Lee Marsh
William Resar
Charles Redmond
Ray Ewers
Hamilton Avenue
Lorain
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
A long list shows hospital admissions for Helen Jehlicka Paul Jehlicka Billy Jehlicka and others at various street addresses. Discharges include Mrs William Roberts's baby girl and several new arrivals from Amherst Valley City and LaGrange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen, Paul and
Billy Jehlicka
Parmeles Avenue
Joseph Mank
Woodford Avenue
Stanley Basinski
Lewis Court
Fred Lockard
Best Broad
Theodore Penfound
Third St
Maurine Brown
Oxford
Joseph Fisher
Fairiawn
Richard Cothren
Ashland
Joseph Schram
Cleveland
William Walker
Cleveland St
Sidney Spitzer
Gratton
William Roberts
Spencer News Highlights From Cleveland Church Services
Misses Helen Boone and Leota McCourt lead Moody Bible Institute students in a Fidelity Baptist service in Cleveland. Gwendolyn Lewis led, Leota McCourt played piano, and Boone directed music. after, five students stayed with John and Mrs Miller, then overnight with Mr and Mrs W Lewis. Martin Weidrick recovers at Falls Clinic Wellington after eight weeks. a heavy hailstorm damaged church chimney and roof, Low Rush farm barn, Hugh Eelin silo, and several trees. Spencer 4 H Girly hosted about 45 girls with home made ice cream and cake at La Fayette. Alma Clark wed Charles Hylan with gifts and refreshments. Mildred Fuller married John Romine at her parents' home in Nova. they plan to return to Indiana. The Morris family reunion at Lakeview Park was attended by Mr and Mrs Morton Weidrick and Martin Weidrick. Dean Regal, Mrs Robart Stroup, and Mrs Wilbur Rook were called to Huntington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Boone
Leota McCourt
Moody Bible Institute
Miss Helen
Fidelity Baptist Church
Cleveland
Gwendolyn Lewis
Eland
Miss Leota McCourt
Miss Boone
John Miller
W. Lewis
East Cleveland
Spencer
M. E
Low Rush
Hugh Eelin
Morton Weidrick
Martin Weidrick
Morris
Lakeview Park
Dean Regal
Robart, Stroup
Wilbur Rook
Huntington
Weekend in Delawane and Wooster family reunions
Families traveled from Spencer Bedford and Cleveland area to Delawane New York to visit Arthur Mitchell and attend a Rice family reunion at City Park Wooster. Local services were led by Miss Helen Boona in Granger and Sharon Center, with Rev. Hall recuperating from illness. Numerous visitors from Cleveland Ashland and Olmsted Falls joined town residents for social and church events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlea Regal
Roy Mitchell
Spencer
Glenn Mitchell
Bedford
Delawane
New York
Arthur Mitchell
Helen Boona
Granger
Sharon Center
M. E
Hall
Leota McCourt
W. D. Boone
Helen
Leota
Miss Helen
Firestone
Fuller
Kennedy family updates from Eaton area social notes
Richard Kennedy slowly improves after a fall injury. The Kennedy family bought the Frank Cook place on Butternut Ridge and plan to move from Eisha this summer. Marian Crowell visits New York City with her brother and sister in law. Margaret Ross stays with Alice Nichols in Elyria. Mrs. Nichols takes the group to Camp Roosevelt on Lake Erie where Grace Cook serves as health nurse. Kennedy Slack from Grand Rapids spends summer with relatives. The Kennedys will return home next week. La Verne Lantz is improving after illness. A fat picnic honors Wallace Adams seventh birthday with Cleveland guests and local families. Mrs. H. E. Bassett hosts guests from Cleveland and Cuyahoga Falls for a lawn party and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Crowell
New York City
Margaret Ross
Alice Nichols
Elyria
Nichols
Camp Roosevelt
Lake Erie
Grace Cook
Kennedy Slack
Grard
Rapids
Michigan
Kennedy
la Verne Lantz
H. E. Bassett
Wallace Adams
Olga Sheridan
Fred Gorhan
Fred Adams
George Bermeister
Rs. John Maher
Cleveland
Local Social News and Visitors Reported
Sullivan and Mrs. Ed Haverstock entertained F. and Wilson Haverstock of Detroit the past week. Wellington guests include Mrs. Dudley Finkle Mrs. Ford and son Jimmy at the Swope home. Newel family reunion held at Robert Green's Brighton. Burden and Taylor families attending Painesville fairs with Mr. Taylor entering a horse. Cecil Patrick and friends from Ashland were seen together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Painesville
Mr. Taylor
Cecil Patrick
Ashland
Simple Crochet Weekend at a Michigan Lake
Weekend at a Michigan lake features Richard Hohenshil sister Grace Hohenshil Miss Grace Beard of Sullivan Chester area visitors and Niagara Falls trip. Local events include Clark reunion at the Christian church Friendship club meeting Mrs Etta Cole ill and Katherine Elliott's marriage to Lloyd Moore Polk. Route 20 resurfacing extends south of Kipron to Butler road and Huron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Richard Hohenshil
Grace Hohenshil
Chester
Jaice Beard
Sullivay
Niagara Falls
Carrie Freeman
Ladi Hospital
Faya Taylor
Strock
Wooster
Etta Cole
Clark
the Christian Church
Irene McAdoo
Kipron
Butler Road
Huron
Xinton Recital At Oberlin And 4-H Update
Mrs. Pearl Leninger hosted a piano recital by her students in Overlin at the Lathrops home featuring Wilma Becker Helen Virag Orpha Jane and Ray Brumby with participants from Pittsfield Brighton and Oberlin. The Camden Aces 4-H club met August 20 with reports from campers and 4-H project books reviewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kipton
Pearl Leninger
Harold Lathrop
Overlin
Wilma Becker
Helen Virag
Orpha Jane
Ray Brumby
Pittsfield
Brighton
Oberlin
Camden Aces
Local residents visit kin and attend events across Ohio towns
The report lists numerous relatives visiting from Henriata, Cleveland, Akron, Florence, and Wellington. It notes travels to Detroit, trips to Girard and Niles, a Great Lakes Exposition outing, and a funeral in Pittsfield. Various local families hosted guests and shared meals, with Rev. Humphries taking a Dover supper guest role and Rev. Winger enjoying a two week vacation.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Seward
Brown Co
P. D. Reefy
Woodman Hall
William Willert
Eschtruch
Willert
West Street
Frankman
Lake Aver
Edith Hill
Medina
Elvira
Margaret McKinley
Sacha Mae Williams
Winnie Williamson
Ieveland
Fleet
Gibraltar
Kalpe
Falls Clinic
Wellington
Entertain Club
Spencer 4-H
la Fayette
Youngs
Beryl Clark
Kenneth Clark
Spencer Baptist Church
Alma Clark
Charles Hylan
Mildred Fuller
John Romine
Nova
George Fuller
Ruggles Cormere
Romine
Indi
Chatham
George Welsh
Marie
Bobbie Reed
Ford Daglast
Charles Walters
Mroo
Leslie Fuller
Albert Tedrow
Baby
Milton Wolf
Charles Phiester
Catherine Puller
Nellie Bail
Ford Dagleish
Paul Nichols
Wallington
Nellie Nichols
Mary Franks
Loudenville
Helen Wachtel
Lakeville
Clement Auble
Marion Peaister
Olmsted Falls
Marion Wolf
T. C
Harold Miller
Rittman
Frank Miller
Eaton
Richard Kennedy
Kennedys
Frank Cook
Butternut Ridge
Eisha
Sullivan
Sanko Restaurant
Over Bell Clothing
Washington
Jessie Meilor of
Kidbucx
Edith Hudson
Frances Davidson
Washington, D. C
Margaret Davidson
Alice Brooks
Chronicle-Telegram
Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th Street
N. Y
Household Arts
Xinton
County
Wakeman
Mira Marian Dudley
Henriatta
C. C. Bickal
Charles
Elizabeth Short
Girard
Niles
Ohto
Effie Cannon
Minnie Bronson
Little Jimmy
Jack Murphy
George Murphy
H. B. Cook
Georgia Parker
Florence
Fred Losey
G. A. Brumby
Stella Buzek
Betty Shaffer
Chalmer Betts
George Leninger
Camden
E. C. Tuttle
Blanche Hales
Annabelle
Iva Austin
Tucker Humphries
Dover Ware
Jay Suarp
Harold Geist
William Geist
Alton Pitts
Thomas Short
Wilhelmina
Sarah
George Miller
William Winger
Wilmot Fone
Masonic Temple
Edith Mae Hat Shoppe
HyGrade Dry Cleaners
Middle Avenue
Lawnersiawe
Butt
Glade Thomas
Eternit” Asbesto
Sibley & Sprague Telephone
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