Dorothy Kieffer Bride Elect of Atlantic City Man
Society notes honor Dorothy Kieffer bride elect of William Ross of Atlantic City with three parties this week. Wedding solemnized at First Baptist Church next Thursday at three. Bible Class gathering hosted by bride elect's mother at 238 Fourth Street with twenty two guests. Mrs. Walter Keisler hosted twelve guests on Stanford Avenue with handkerchiefs and luggage gifts. Ada Mae Ransom hosted twelve for a lines shower on East Avenue. Lois Kieffer won bingo. Green, yellow, and white decorations featured in the gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Kieffer
William Ross
Atlantic City
First Baptist Church
Ross- Kieffer
Howard Smith
L. A. Obitts
Miss Kieffer
Walter Keisler
Stanford Avenue
Ada Mae Ransom
East Avenue
Lois Kieffer
Jeanette Shrubsole
Wedding in Akron on Saturday Is Announced
The marriage of Alice Pliske to Wohel Filliitt was announced today by the bride’s parents Mr and Mrs E C Pliske of North Eaton. The Reverend Nance of the Firestone church in Akron officiated at the ceremony read Saturday afternoon August twenty first. Elliott son of Mrs Ethel Elliott of Sullivan is employed by The Pfaudler Co in this city. He was graduated from Sullivan High School and his bride from Eaton Schools. They will live with the bride’s parents in North Eaton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Pliske
Wohel Filliitt
Fe Heine
E. C. Pliske
North Eaton
Nance
Firestone Church
Akron
Elliott
Ethel Elliott
Sullivan
Pfaudler Co
Eaton
Carlisle Neighborhood Club Hosts Steak Roast Event
Mrs. M. J. Rowland hosted Carlisle Neighborhood Club at La Grange Road yesterday with a social afternoon and luncheon after the business meeting. Mrs. Charles Stearns invited guests to a steak roast at Sunnyside Beach on Thursday September ninth. The next meeting is set for Thursday September 30 at Mrs. William T. McGuire’s La Grange Road home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
M. J. Rowland
la Grange Road
Charles Stearns
Sunnyside Beach
William T. McGuire
Hospital admissions and discharges list local residents
Health notes show admissions for Mrs. Stanley Basinski Rita Revers Mrs Temperance Howell Mrs Charles McCullough Alan DeWorth Harold Gage Raymond Vandersommen Mrs Edward Nuhn Harry Justavick Mrs Lorne Atkins Gus Thomas Lowell Putzier and discharges including Gus Thomas Mrs Giles Knepper Patricia Hloverdale Lowell Putzier and Mrs William Pfaff Helen Frances with attendance by Keen Butter Club members at a Cascade Park picnic hosted by Mrs Clara Farmer The business session followed and gifts were exchanged The prize went to Mrs H Arias The next meeting is planned at Brecksville Park with Mrs Irma Jackson hosting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Basinski
Lewis Court
Rita Revers
Oberlin
Temperance Howell
Wellington
Charles McCullough
New London
Alan DeWorth
Fairlawn
Harold Gage
R. D
Raymond Vandersommen
West River Street
Edward Nuhn
Erie Street
Harry Justavick
East Sixteenth Street
Lorne Atkins
Willoughby
Gus Thomas
Woodford
Lowell Putzier
Case Road
Giles Knepper
Jefferson Street
Patricia Hloverdale
Mansfield
William Pfaff
East Ninth Street
Helen Frances
Waverly Street
Keen Butter Club
Clara Farmer
Cascade Park
H. Arias
Brecksville Park
Irma Jackson
Licenses Listed for Residents and Employers in Lorain and Oberlin
A group of licensed individuals includes Joseph Petro Sr a 65 year old farmer from River Toad Elyria and Mary Duhon 62 from Stop 3 Lorain. Adam Satinsky 24 of Lorain a National Tube Company worker and Anne Olewinski 21 Lorain. Homer R Cox 24 a retail dairyman from Oberlin and Joan Portman 18 from Henrietta township. Harry Walski 27 a Lorain machinist and Josephine Keller 27 Lorain. Merle Kriesep 25 Lorain machine operator and Florencs Mart 22 Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Petro, Sr
River Toad
Elyria
Farmer
Mary Duhon
Lorain
Adam Satinsky
National Tube Company
Anne Olewinski
Homer R. Cox
Oberlin
Joan Portman
Henrietta Township
Harry Walski
Josephine Keller
Merle Kriesep
Florencs Mart
Tonight’s Club and Auxiliary Meetings Spotlight
The calendar lists Protected Home Circle Officers club gathering with Mrs Florence Resar on East River Street, Northwest Encampment meeting, Rollin Hinkson Auxiliary session, and Daughters of America assembly. It also notes the 15th anniversary reunion of the Ohio Battery Association at Mrs Albert Warner’s home on West River Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Protected Home Circle Officers Club
Florence Resar
East River Street
Northwest
Rollin Hinkson
Dauvhters of America
Annival
Ohio Battery Association
Albert Warner
West River Road
Surprise party honors Miss Helen Osborn at church
The King's Daughters class of the First Methodist church arranged a birthday surprise for Miss Helen Osborn. They met at the Osborn home on East River Street last night, with Mrs. Clark Maddock presenting a gift. Group singing led by Mrs. C. A. Stranahan accompanied refreshments for thirty two. the class will resume meetings in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Daughters
First Methodist Church
Helen Osborn
Osborn
East River Street
Clark Maddock
Miss Osborn
C. A. Stranahan
Silver Slipper Club Hosts Bridge Social in Lorain
Mrs. George Henry of Oakdale avenue Lorain hosted the Silver Slipper club last evening. Guests included Mrs Harold Cletz. Prizes went to Mrs Frank Rahotina Mrs Cletz and Mrs Dan Filow. A handkerchief shower honored Mrs Matrices Kritzell on her birthday. Dessert followed at the Humphray home 951 Washington avenue Lorain. September second appears in the text. The piece ends with an abrupt note about a 1936 bicycle death toll nearly 00 in a collision with autos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
George Henry
Oakdale Avenue
Harold Cletz
Frank Rahotina
Cletz
Dan Filow
Matrices Kritzell
G. G. Humphray
Washington Avenue
Local personals list many Easton area visitors and travels
Philadelphia’s Frank Allen and U S Naval Academy Midshipman Alfred L Booth arrive and depart for vacations. Numerous families and friends visit in Elyria and Norwalk with travels to Washington New York Cleveland and Toronto. A birth is announced for Dianne Eileen at Elyria Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Allen
Philadelphia
E. F. Allen
Alfred L. Booth
U. S. Naval Academy
Gates Avenue
Washington, D.C
Germany
Medeira Islands
England
Will Haylor
Redondo Beach
California
Charles Schmittgen
Wooster Street
Irene Upton
Washington, D. C
Morgan Avenue
Henry Ingersoll, Jr
West Avenue
Spcc Sone Cine
Dae Zersoll
Crhana
Ohio
Walter Guthman
Robert
Ate
Zanesville
Wre
Charles Schiittgen
Glenn Upton
Mrv Ang Ves
D. M. Upton
Morsan Avenue
H. J. Gates
Woest Hiver Street
North
Dianne Eileen
William X. Smith
Cora Smith
Cleveland
Norwalk
Missionary speaker to address North Ridgeville church Sunday
Miss Mary Donaldson a missionary in China will speak at the North Ridgeville Congregational Church Sunday morning August twenty. She has endured major events in China and will relate an interesting story. She returns home this weekend to Adelbert Street after visits to Buffalo and Toronto where she saw her mother. Several local residents plan weekend visits and trips to Michigan California and Ontario with family news and arrivals noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ridgeville Congregational Church
Mary Donaldson
China
Etch
Adelbert Street
Buffalo
Toronto
Ontario
Mais
C. L. Bristol
Helen
Toledo
Mr. Bristol
FE. F. Roger
Betty Lu Wal
Ashtabula
E. J. Rihm
Detroit
Michigan
George Rhoads
Spruce Street
C. W. Lloyd
Anne
Nancy
Lake Avenue
George
William Bell
Tring
London
England
Thord Street
Mr. Bell
Third Street
Dick Bell
Betty Roberts
Garnette Wilson
California
Miss Roberts
Martin Roberts Jr
Glendale
Miss Wilson
Wm Glendale
Berkley
George Bell
Downers Grove
Illinois
Bell
J. W. VanDusen
Middle Avenue
Highlands
North Carolina
P. M. Gentzel
Park Avenue
Lakeshore
Vermilion
Alice Klinect
Longfellow Street
Mrs Schultz Hosts Circle at Mast River Street Home
Mrs Charles Schultz entertained Circle 4 of St Pauls Church at her Mast River Street home. Mrs William Holdy led devotional services, Mrs Harry Anderson presided over the Nass discussion, Mrs Fillmore served a luncheon. Mrs Anderson will host again on Lake Avenue in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Schultz
Mast River Street
Circle 4
St. Paul's Church
William Holdy
Harry Anderson
Lower Nass
Fillmore
Fillimore
Anderson
Lake Avenue
Junior Circle Hosts Wiener Roast at Cascade Park
A Junior Pro tected Home Circle event held last night at Cascade Park drew seventeen members and their councilors Mrs. Dunford and Mrs. Heimsath. A marshmallow roast ended a happy evening. The next Junior Group meeting is September third in the O C F Hall for candidate initiation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Circle
Cascade Park
Dunford
Auxiliary to Sons of Union Veterans Holds Bingo Party
Members and guests attended a bingo party hosted by the Auxiliary to the Sons of Union Veterans. Delia Lutz, Jeanette Arnold, Mary Claycomb, Elizabeth Dovker and Jessie Comam led the event with prizes awarded to winners. The next regular meeting is scheduled for September 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Union Veterans
Delia Lutz
Jeanette Arnold
Mary Claycomb
Elizabeth Dovker
Jessie Comam
Circle No 1 Hosts Mrs Phiel at Furnace Street Home
Mrs Phiel of Furnace street entertained seventeen members and one guest of Circle No 1 of St Pauls church yesterday. Devotions were led by Mrs Wirth and a short business meeting followed. Mrs Phiel served a refreshment course. The Circle will meet again on September 5 at Mrs Margaret Quade’s Olive street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ais. L. FP
Picnic At The Home Of Mrs Arthur Tae On West Avenue
Last eve ning the Literary club held a picnic meet ing at Mrs Arthur Tae on West Avenue. Mrs Busene Kelling was a ghost of the club. Plans for the winter's program were made during the business meeting. Bridge later. Mrs Perry Koplin won the prize. The first review meeting will be September 20 at the Ingersoll home on Middle avenue. Harmony Club presented a wedding gift to Miss Lena Kriebel. Virden Maddock hosted at his Longfellow avenue home. Gift was an indirect floor lamp. pinochle prizes were awarded. Luncheon served before adjournment to meet next month with Mrs Paul Izold of Sheffield Lake. Others present included Mrs Charles Gubeno, Mrs Victor Gornell, Juanita Traxler, Mildred Reeder, and Mrs Bill Tong. There is a stray note about nationalist feeling among Bantus of Africa, and a linguistic note on Italian gender words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine Donahue
Erie Avenue
Lorain
Jeanne O'Connor
Gerald Weber
Myrtle O'Connor
Rose Marie Weber
Literary Club
Arthur Tae
West Avenue
Busene Kelling
Perry Koplin
Ingersoll
Middle Avenue
Harmony Club
Lena Kriebel
Virden Maddock
Longfellow Avenue
Paul Izold
Sheffield Lake
Charles Gubeno
Victor Gornell
Juanita Traxler
Mildred Reeder
Bill Tong
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Blanche James
J. E. Handcey
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F. A. Novak
Marilyn
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Carrol Ryan
Bucyrus
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Cleveland Beach
J. Martin Beck
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Marie Lutz
Sandusky
H. FE. Manh
Charles
C. D. Bennett
G. M. Marsh
Betty Jo
Shirley Braddon
R. D. Avery
Maumee River
Edith Dewhurst
Winifred
Fort Worth
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H. C. House
Conneaut
Kingsville
Dorothy Bell
Columbia University
Carroll K. Shaw
Rose Cromling
Badouin
Belgium
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Josephine Charlotte
Leopold
Royal Park
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Brussels
Eivergreen
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