Allen Oberlin bride wed Ralph Williams in Oberlin
Miss Rova Allen daughter of Mr and Mrs R W Allen married Ralph Williams son of Mr and Mrs Charlen Williams of Elyria at First Baptist Oberlin The wedding used a green and white color scheme with Lohengrin motif music The bride wore imported satin with orange blossoms bouquet Holy ring ceremony officiated by Rev H T Hill A reception followed at the Allen home and the couple planned a October 1 residence at 126 Elm Street Oberlin.Out of town guests included families from Toledo Cleveland Cambridge Elyria and New Philadelphia The couple will honeymoon by motor and live in Oberlin thereafter
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Shurch
Tn Oberlin
Rova Allen
R. W. Allen
Raph Williams
Myre
Charlen Williams
Eastavenus
Elyria
Hal Weiser
Mins Ruth Jackson
Dorothy Wiliams
Frank Wharton
Oberlin
Mig Jean Kelly
Margaret Schaff
Margaret Mason
Exquis
Hugh Greer
Cleveland
Norman Hill
Paul Savage
H. T Hill
Allen Home
East College Street
Ruth Brown
Williams
Elm Street
T. B. Allen
Toledo
Schaff
William Potts
Floyd Hall
Grace Peterson
Cambridge
Katherine Fordyce
Dyvidt
New Philadelphia
Community Notes Highlight Local Clubs And Meetings
Numerous church and civic groups hold events with dues, socials, and meetings. Mrs. W. C. Baumhardt hosts a birthday party, W C T U Union meeting outlines new officers, and ladies from Elyria division attend social and educational activities across La Porte and surrounding areas.
Local Marriage Licenses Reported From Elyria and Nearby
Charles Jason Williams 25 a furniture dealer Elyria and Reve Allen 24 Oberlin marry with Rev H T Hill officiating. Miller Marcum 46 railroad man and Helen McAndrews 25 Lorain. James O Mara Jr 27 electrician Elyria and Minnie Schnitt 21 Elyria with Justice Conway. Chas L Cain 19 laborer and Alice Johnson 16 Oberlin with Justice Conaway. Louis Mithooka 28 laborer and Helen Mulan 30 Elyria Lorain priest officiant listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Jason W Williams
Elyria
Reve Allen
Oberlin
H. T. Hill
Miller Marcum
Helen McAndrews
Lorain
James O'Mara, Jr
Minnie Schnitt
R. D
Justice Conaway
Louis Mithooka
Helen Mulan
Community Notes Include Visits Trips and News
Local residents report relatives visiting from Baltimore Southern Ohio and Pueblo Colorado while others vacation at Barberton Rittman Whitmore Lake and Oberlin. The Grace Lutheran Doreas Society meets tomorrow afternoon. several families relocate or plan trips to Cleveland road and Lorain with church and lodge activities noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Lanc
Ray
Howe Street
Ohio
Doreas Society of Grace Lutheran Church
J. Pierce
Clark Street
Mildred Soor
Penffield
J. O. Carpenter
Norn
Irvin Wendell
Beaver Avenue
Morday
A. J. Wooaldridge
Scoville
George Abell
Bell Avenue
W. Wurst
Furnace Street
Barberton
Rittman
H. G. Peat
Chestnut’ Street
Whitmore Lake
Mich
Mizs DeWitt
Derker Farm
Oberlin
Fourth Street
Ioherc
Marion Daly
Wm. West
Ea Boulevard
Mabel Frindie
Gates Avenue
Medina Counst
John Sudre
Rica
4Th Street
C. B. Stowell
Hudson, Mich
Washington
New Hampshire
C. T Winckles
Cleveland Road
P. D Richards
Brooks Block
Second Street
Chester Hartle
R. J. Speaker
Dennison Avenue
Ohio National Life Insurance Company
Cedar Point
Joseph Kiser
Loretta
West River Street
Lorain
Ethel Strean
Flrat Street
T. S. Crow
Sadie Crow
Anna
Lorain Footnotes of Local Social and Travel Circles
Local society notes record visits and travels among Lorain residents and guests. Names include Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Finley Gates Avenue and Miss Gladys Williams Princeton Avenue with Dayton and Columbia University ties. Attendees at events include Miss Charlotte Conover Dar on and Mrs. A. L. Emmons Bristol Virginia with plans to Akron Madison and the Ohio State Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. K. Finley
Gates Avenue
Rolland
Lorain
H. W. Ingersoll
Middle Avenue
San Francisco
Los Angeles
California
Gladys Williams
Princeton Avenue
Dayton
Charlotte Conover
Treva Chapman
Washington Avenue
Christina Myers
Youngstown
Columbia University
New York City
Edward
West River Street
Roy Smith
East Avenue
Gidds
Brunswick
Columbus
Katherine Gasper
East 32Nd Street
Dar‘on
A. A Wimpeny
Ore Street
A. L. Emmons
Bristol
Vigginia
Knights of Pythias
G. A. RK
W. P. Shepard
LaForte
Virginia
Akron
Madison
A. A. Waton
Fields
Wellington Legion Auxiliary Meeting and Camp News
Eighteen members of the American Legion Auxiliary met at Mrs C A Gardner’s home to prepare for a bazaar. Delegates were named for the State Convention in Dayton September 13 and 14. Mrs Mayme Rosier was appointed head of membership committees. Charles Lashley and Andrew Watters attended the State Hi Y Camp at Camp Nelson Dodd near Brink Haven, where 150 youths from YMCA groups receive daily instruction. In Wellington, Mrs Carrie Omerald and L L BeVier family activities noted. State Fair attendance and a bake sale planned by Memorial Class of the M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laporte
CTU
George Shrub Ole
LaPorte W T. A
Road
J. M. Fullmer
Regal
Elsie Squires
Fannie Haven
Lynn Hamlin
Mary Miller
May Smith
Florence Brown
East River Street
Charles Lashley
Andrew Watters
Camp Wellington
Andres Watters
Camp Nelson Dodd
Brink Haven
Wellington
Carrie Omerald
Maysgar Street
L. L. BeVier
Lawrence
Lakeside
George Hines
C. P. Roedel
Erie
L. H. Wadsworth
Amherst entertains club at Stass residence
Mrs Frank Stass hosted the Amherst Brdse Club on Evel end Avenue yesterday. Fred Romer visited and was entertained as the gathering featured social chatter and small talk in a cordial setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Entertains Club
Amherst
Frank Stass
Éveland Avenue
Fred Romer
Stiwald Shoals Play Old Timers Sunday
The ocs baseball team will host Timers Sunday at Brandt's for Cobblers action. Amherst notes include Henry Kane family returns from Ohio State Fair Columbus and visitors from Lorain and Lorain area calling on relatives in Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stiwald
Ocs
Brandt
The
Cobblers
Amherst
Henry Kane
Columbus
Marie Cameron
Mildred Holzhauer
Tors
Zilch
Loran
Ausherst
Arthur Zerole
Lorain
Olio State
Will Guinam
Montre Cn
Verne
State fair attendance rises despite threats of rain
A drizzly, threatening morning did not stop thousands from visiting the Ohio state fair in Columbus. Four heats of horse races were moved but still on track, while rain canceled public speeches by Colonel Carmi A. Thompson. Gubernatorial candidate Grange events and a dog show opening were highlighted as fair features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Java
Indmzes Aly
Carmi A. Thompson
Vincent Church chicken pie supper notice
The Community of Vincent hosts a chicken pie supper at Vincent Church on Friday evening September 1. Proceeds fund the pastor and church expenses. Bring a friend.
Community Fair Highlights Large Yearly Figures Drop
Figures show 24 620 on the day compared with 30 067 last year. The program lists morning cattle, swine and sheep judging followed by a dog show and Morse races. Afternoon events include a Grange reunion and evening parades, a hippo drome display, horse show and polo. The pageant Mante tuma features fireworks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Fire Works
In the Name of the Law at Theaters Grand
The film praises police life with a home loving, God fearing officer as its central figure. It contrasts common stereotypes and showcases the policeman’s role both at home and on duty. The piece notes the Girl Reserves of the YWCA reach 158 000 members in the United States including Panama and Hawaii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Young Women’s Christian Association
United States
Panama
Hawaiian Islands
Also Mentioned on This Page
Figs Allen
Ralph Williams
United Presbyterian Church
United Presbyterian Missionary Society
Carlisle
Albert Krebs
Chestnut Ridge
Poinsettia Club
E. Meyers
Pecef East Avenue
Jeres Kiwanis Club
Repulrace Lucas Doreas Society
Hichlaws
N. C
Mildred
Norwood
Jane Carter
Margaret Anthony
Mildred Findlay
Magdeline Gollmar
Evelyn
Jean Brillhart
Jnan
Betty Mills
Helen
Kathryn Gravely
James Tichenor
Clarence Gretving
Daniel Anthony
Alien
Chester Roig
James Grey
Joseph Roth
Roland Findlay
Clyde Refenning
George Carter
Riverview Park
Church of Christ
H. Strickler
Elyria Division
Nellie Hill
Hill
Thea
Strickier
Kennedy
J. Burke
Brainard
J. Phelps
Second Congregational Division
Second Congregational Church
Belle Packard
Lake Avenue
Louis Renouard
M. D. Miller
Ora Barton
Cora Bemis
George Woodcock
West Street
Kate Heath
Harry Clevenger
Charles Carrick
Carl Jrs
Carl
Gulf St
England
Scotland
Joey
Tigredla
Barton
Tizredla
Dewey Avenue
Florence Horton
Minnie Guard
Rialto Theatre
Medine
H. J. Johnson
Eleventh Street
ODD Fellows Lodge
Elvrra No. 103
Michigan
Inveroost
Miss Abell
Hubert Edwards
Eaat Avenue
Ruth Abell
Florida
First Baptist Church
R. N. OF A
Cox
A. N. Gray
Lakewood
S.C. Cox
Wilbur Bowlers
Fremont
George Cox
M. HW. Lord and
A. Cox
Thomas Supples
Catawba Island
Rotary Club
Y. M.C
Mill Hollow
Mr Brownhem
By Clifford Toltharse
Howning
Peter
McHenry & Carr’s
Grand Theatre
E. J. Georgeple
Mgr
Johnnie
O'Hara
Lod Street
Deedle Deedle
Indiana
Lonesome Mama Blues
Hot Lips
Geo. A. Clark
Broad St
Jock
Lupeh
Spew
Finus
Elrerth
C. Canning
Nudateman
Secon
Bover
Bas
Tiredoschl
Agata
Eagl Channel
Fraser
Eagle
Pr Gatta
Beason
Imperial Furniture Co
East Broad Street Bridge
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