Golden wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Rivett observed
Mr and Mrs William Rivett will quietly observe their golden wedding anniversary tomorrow at their home 148 West Street Manchester England where they married Sept 1 1882. They moved to the United States six years later and settled on West Street later building their home there. Mr Rivett a shoemaker by trade has earned a reputation building shoes for cripples and receives orders from across the country. The Rivetts are well known in the city for their long residence and community involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mber
William Rivett
West Street
Manchester
England
Tot Picks Roses Of Neighbor
Garry C. Myers argues parents should address first offense by teaching restraint and responsibility for property, guiding a child to understand loss from plucked roses, and using home-based training before escalating. For repeat offenses, set clear consequences and enforce them to prevent future damage. Emphasizes early instruction, avoiding police or prisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garry C. Myers
Cleveland College
Western ® Reserve University
Local Social Roundup in Brighton and Surrounding Towns
Brighton and nearby communities report a busy weekend of picnics air races reunions and family visits with many residents attending events in Pittsfield Center Cleveland Wooster Columbus and surrounding areas. Notable names include Gill Lampen Draper Mes McClellan Seeley Goss Hunt and Day among others.
Canary Dead And Cat Lost In Cal State Briefs
Canary Kris Kringle is dead and Hot Cha the family cat has vanished while the Hollenback family returns from vacation to mourn. In Boston a deputy sheriff and constable seek Claude Gray, 6, found sleeping under his bed after hours of searching. Philadelphia reports infantile paralysis cases peaking per Dr George A Knowles. Psychic readings offered by Mrs Dunham at 430 2nd St Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canary
Gilroy
Cal
Kris Kringle
Hot Cha
L. D. Hollenback
Cat
Philadelphia
George A. Knowles
Public Health
Evening Socials and Scout Events Across Town
Local groups including Modern Sance Club with Mrs Florence Novak at Artumas Court and an Eagles Auxiliary picnic at Cascade Park. High School Girls of the Y W A V take a hay tack ride. Church and youth activities described with Sigma Gamma Sorority entertainments, a Bible School Cabinet Rally plans, and Boy Scouts Court of Honor events with awards for Tenderfoot to Star badges. Summer outings include hikes, cottage trips, and a Manatee scout camp visit with ongoing fall plans and a Wiener roast in Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Novak
Artumas Court
Eagles
Cascade Park
John
von Reese
Oberlin Road
Grace Lutheran Church Fellowship Club
Cascade Wark
William Shmittgen
George Stryker
Leonard Krugman
Bhike
Bible School Cabinet
Unitedresbyterian Church
T. F. Sellers
Boy Scouts of the First
Congregational Church
Findley
Jack Ryan
Richard Bell
Homer Price
Nelson Gerber
Blaine Johnson
Robert Whidden
Leroy Moody
Leonard Moody
Lawrence Greens
Mitiwanga
War- Ten Planner
Sheffield
P. Gates
Moody Cottage
Lorain
Elywood
Ohio Street
Akron
Manatee
Peninsula
Ohio
Hospital Notes Admitted list and discharge roster
Admissions include William Singleton of 319 Seventeenth Street and others across Grafton Amherst Avon Lake Cleveland and Valley City. Discharges list Robert Wilburn Elizabeth and Ernest Holtz and several others including August Ipser and Vaughn Van Behren. Miss Pearl Godfrey hosts a Lindy Lodge gathering for sister Myrtle Godfrey with a beach party planned, Elks Hall Dance Sept 1 benefits the Legion Auxiliary, Swastika class formed by Second Congregational Church girls at Cascade Park with new officers Nora Smith and Liberty Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Singleton
Seventeenth St
Henry Meeh
Earl Court
Mary Ellen Barnes
Grafton
Niles McLoda
Amherst
Vaughn von Behran
Avon Lake
August Ipser
Cleveland
Jack Appleton
Painesville
Jean Hawk
Blaine
Richard Reutter
Valley City
Magdalene Cruse
Middle Avenue
Robert Wilburn
Bath St
Elizabeth
Ernest Holtz
Beverly Court
DeForest Rimbach
Princeton Ave
Fred Burdick
Harwood Avenue
James Scott
Oberlin
William Vogel
Cleveland St
Vaughn van Behren
George Toth
Beach St
Ida Flood
Chestnut St
Second Congregational Church
Ely Woods
Cascade Park
Nora Smith
Liberty Campbell
Jean Robertson
Jane Williams
Jean Kenelly
Clas
Harry Lawrence to Wed Youngstown Girl
Announcement of engagement between Marguerite Elizabeth Holdredge and Harry Edward Lawrence. Holdredge, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Holdredge of Youngstown, graduate of St. Luke's Hospital Training School, Cleveland. Lawrence, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Lawrence of Cascade Street, New York City, a radio engineer with NBC. Wedding planned late September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Holdredge
Halleck Street
Youngstown
Ohio
Marguerite Elizabeth Holdredge
Harry Edward Lawrence
New York City
Fred A. Lawrencee
Cascade Street
Holdredge
St. Luke's Hospital
Cleveland
Lawrence
National Broadcasting Co
Mrs Strickler Relected WCTU President At Fifth Street Meeting
Mrs S H Strickler was reelected president of the WCTU at yesterday’s meeting hosted by Mrs Fred Underhill on Fifth Street. Officers named include A M Bower as vice president at large, church officers for Presbyterian Methodist Congregational and others, with plans to recruit young voters for the November election. Honard Butler gave the keynote address urging registration and participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Strickler
Fred Underhill
Fifth Street
C. L. Bristol
D. M. Upton
Nellie Hill
H. Strickler
A. M. Bower
Presbyterian
George Haines
A. Kennedy
Church of Christ
Deane Burns
Lawrence Fay
Church of Christ Scientist
F. M. Stevens
G. R. Wiese
Honard Butler
Butler
Lady Rowena Circle Meets at Resar Home
Lady Rowena Circle gathered yesterday at Miss Golores Resar home with nineteen members and six guests. Pedro and Bunco were the main amusements with prizes awarded to Mrs Bemis and Mrs Shrover in Pedro and Mrs Paine s and Yelda Davidson in Banco. Refreshments followed and the club will reconvene in two weeks at Mrs Pauline Dunford s on Eighth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LADY
Local social notes from Columbus and neighboring cities
Miss Lora Gillis of Columbus street visits a college friend in Elkhart Indiana and will remain over Labor Day. J. 5 Cox and C. H. Merthe of the Merthe Company return from a business trip to New York City. Mrs J L Streicher of East Bridge street and her daughter Mrs Harold Chamberlin return from visiting relatives in Chillicothe and Columbus Ohio. Mr and Mrs Dick Johnson of West Ridge road are parents of a seven and a half pound baby born August 29 named Dick R Junior. Mrs Minerva Smith and daughter Beverly of Gary Indiana visit D B Gordon of Earl Court. Miss Doris Leser returns home to Long Beach California after three weeks with her parents on West avenue. Mrs R R Latimer of Cambridge avenue entertained at dinner for sister Mrs Minerva Smith and Beverly of Gary Indiana. Misses Audrey Eckhardt of 260
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lora Gillis
Columbus Street
Elkhart
Indiana
J. 5
Cox
C. H. Merthe
The
Merthe Company
New York City
J. L. Streicher
East Bridge Street
Harold Chamberlin
Chillicothe
Columbus
Ohio
Dick Johnson
West Ridge Road
Dick R. Junior
Minerva Smith
Beverly
Gary
D. B. Gordon
Earl Court
Doris Leser
Steve Leser
West Avenue
Long Beach
California
R. R. Latimer
Cambridge Avenue
Audrey Eckhardt
Harwood Street
Frances Salsbury
Clevaland Street
Shaker Heights
And
Mirs
Ed Beese
S. H. Williams
Miss Reynolds
Mellyaine
Lorain
Mary Riley
Lake Avenue
J. W. Mason
Miss Mason
Baltimore
Maryland
Hugh Galt Sinclair
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Wayne Mortimer
Detroit
Michigan
R. C. Masten
Masten
Kathleen
New York
Maston
Lillian
Trinway
Paul Mortimer
Ann Arbor
Ruth Mortimer
Higgins Lake
James Ewers
Lela
Frederickstown
Helen Henderson
Harvard Avenue
Wilbur Gaston
W. C. Smith
Vermilion
Earl Brown
Betty
Patsy
Lexngton
Anne Brown
Scovell
Irvin Fullmer
Washington, D. C
J. M. Fullmer
East Avenue
Clarence Beazell
Navarre
Carl
Kathryn Herchler
Louie Lacey
Lakewood
D. S. Troxel
Washington Avenue
Allyn Rose
Ohio State University
Rose
Community News: Local Guests and Visitor Updates
Harwood street and Frances Sals bury of 579 Cleveland street are in Shaker Heights as guests of Ed Beese and Mrs. Williams families. Numerous locals visit relatives in Lorain Akron Detroit and Columbus for weddings voyages and commencements as they attend ceremonies and return home.
Fashions Amelia Earhart Chooses Beige and Brown
Amelia Earhart selects two Schiaparelli dresses during a brief stay. She favors beige for day wear with a pale beige jersey dress and striped bolero, while evening attire features brown crepon with pink romaine top, a twisted girdle, and a brown ribbon cape. Her slender figure enhances the Parisian designer's style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalia Earhart Putman
Aviation
Waistline Ambition Leads to Unusual Fashion Trend
The article notes a push toward dramatic waistline enhancement as a social trope. It discusses fashion pressures, body image conversations, and public reactions, including endorsements by designers and critiques from health advocates.
Elyria Townline Attends Party and Visits Recap
Oliver Schubert attended a party at Clearview Grove on Aug 31 near Elyria Townline Road. Lorain visitors Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Miller and son Robert visited Friday evening. Elyria residents Mr. and Mrs. James Vargo called on Mrs. Kerekes’s parents Saturday. Mrs. B C Schubert called on Lewis Mathis at Gates Hospital in Elyria Monday. Emil Schroeder of South Ridge was a caller Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Townline Road
Oliver Schubert
Clearview Grove
Arthur Miller
Robert
Lorain
James Vargo
Elyria
Frank Kerekes
B.C. Schubert
Lewis Mathis
Gates Hospitel
Emil Schroeder
South Ridge
Jolly Dozen Meeting Hosted by Miss Dorie Nichols
Miss Dorié Nichols hosted a Zion Evangelical Sunday school class gathering at her South Ridge home. The Jolly Dozen regular business session was held with games and refreshments. Members included Mirriam Fowl Evelyn Funk Tewell Beal Kathaleen Young Nancy Miller end Marcia Webber Margaret Mason Marjorie Pitcock Helen Pitcock and guest Cleanor Funk. The group plans a picnic at Cageade Park on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Dorié Nichols
Zion Evangelical Church of
South Ridge
Miriiam Fowl
Evelyn Funk
Tewell Beal
Kathaleen
Kathleen Young
Nancy Miller End
Marcia Webber
Margaret Mason
West Ridge
Marjorie
Helen Pitcock
Murray Ridge
Election of officers at W C T C meeting in Henriettta
The Henriettta community notices an upcoming W. C. T. C meeting at the Methodist church with a potluck supper. Several local residents, including Ruth Hostettler and Madaline Mitchell, have returned from Cleveland and graduates are noted. Church services and preacher assignments are announced for Sunday.
Dated Notices From Elyria and Nearby Reach
Jackson Jr. at Allen Hospital welcomed a baby daughter. Locals from Elyria and surrounding towns visited relatives in Altoona, Roaring Springs, and Cleveland. Farmers' picnic attendees included Huene, McCotter, Bickel, Davidson, Cowen, Prosser, and Todd. J. E. Davidson attended Elwell’s funeral in Marblehead Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah McCotter
C. Bickel
W. D. Davidson
Oria Cowen
Albert Prosser
Ethel
John Todd
J. E. Davidson
Elwell
Marblehead
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Rudy Vallee
Rudy Valee
Fay Webb
Hyman Bushel
Bushel
Mrs. Rivett
Gere CcAtyers
Brighton
Charles Gill
Charles Lampen
Robert and
Charles, Jr
Peabody
Pittsfield Center
Sunny
Clarence Draper
Erwin Perking
Crystal Beach
Julia Collingwood
Clarkefeld
Dean Mes. Clellan
William McKensie
Roy Bottorff
Wilma Lampen
Fay Perkins
Dean McClellan
Albert Carpenter
Clarksfield
Charles Collins
Ben Fenner
William McKenzie
Roy Bortor
Louis Schafer
New London
Ralph Rowland
Rochester
Donald Day
W. Burge
Martha Burrows
Virgil Burge
J. C. Burge
Walter Day
Bart Day
Fred Nobles
North Eaton
Edward Rousseau
Charles Seeley
D. F. Seeley
McConnell
Wooster
Forest Matchem
D. J. Moherman
Francis
Wellington Township
Seeley
Leon Stone
Matchem
H. S. Goss
C. O. Goss
Merion Nicholson
May Hunt
Macedonia
E. EB. Edwards
A. A. Edwards
Wellington
Rene Heifner
Evelyn Nicholson
Elva McConnell
E. H. Butson
Clark Ewell
Mary and
Verna Jean
Saint Paul
Marcus Aurelius
Julian
Dunham
2Nd St
Sigma Gamma Sorority
Fauver Home
Sigma Gamma
Sarre Cowdrey
Michian
Mis
Doris Caywood
Jari Russert
Earl Fauver
Caryl Scholl
Ess
Helen Townsend
K Copas
Alice Grif
NAS
Hamburg Fry
Church School
BOY Scouts
Wests
Dorothy Aber
Alberta Brown
Wary
Gladys Crombis
Duard Y
Iaed Messrs
Lester Vameaethur Robinson
Willian Me
Bert Chandler
Lindy Lodge
Pearl Godfrey
Murray Ridge Road
Myrtle Godfrey
Hole In the Wall
Wiliam Rennie
Grafton Road
Legion Ball
Elks Hall
Elyria American Legion Auxillary
Legion Auxiliary
Swastika
Harry Lawrence
Marian Stetson
Health Education
Miss Stet Son
Jacqueline Greene
Golf Association
Women’s Golf Association
Patrick D. Ward
Toolmaker
Mildred Kase
Johnarton
Amelia Earhart
Elyria Town Line
Henrietta
Honrietta
Methodist Church
Ruth Hostettler
Lentz
Frazersburg
Hostettler
Fairview Hospital
Madaline Mitchell
Evangelical Church
Clayton Sweet
Bluefield
West Virginia
Harry Jones
Tracey Twining
J. H. Amore
Hobart Amstutz
Barberton
Clarence Amstutz
Fred Ross
Pomeroy
Bueren
Albert Bauman
Rachel
Kimhurst
Illinois
Cincinnati
Joseph Sweeney
Cleveland Heights
Rex Lees
Eda’ Kothe
L. W. Kothe
James Obitts
Marion Gerber
Milan
W. Broad St
Friene
Traveler’s Inn
4Th St
Blue Bird
Court Street
Nestle
Eugene
Amazon
Vienna
Federal
Rudy Moc
Rudy Mac
20Th St. Lorain, Ohio
American Legion Auxiliary
Elk’s Club
Star Shoe Shop
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