Couple To Reside In Elyria After Eastern Wedding Trip
Miss Sylvia Jackson and Edgar Pearce wed at the Jackson home with a garden setting of palms ferns and flowers. The ceremony was officiated by Rev. Glenn Wilson, attended by sister Isabel Jackson and brother Elden Pearce. Post ceremony reception followed for family and few friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Sylvia Jackson
S. F. Jackson
Penfield
Edgar Pearce
Roy Pearce
le Grange
Carl Pearce
Moss Isabel Jackson
Elden Pearce
Glenn Wilson
la Grange Baptist Church
Pearce
Penfield High School
Elyria Business College
la Grange High School
Perry Fay Co
48Th Street
Special Showing of Fall and Winter Hat Styles
Authentic fall and winter hat styles will be on display in show windows Sunday and Monday. All stars of the season will be featured. See them at C. HB. MERTHE & CO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. HB. Merthe & CO
Haines Couple To Observe Fifty Third Anniversary
Mr and Mrs George R Haines of 411 East Avenue will observe the fifty third anniversary with a family dinner and a few invited friends. They came to Elyria from Lodz Ohio fifteen years ago and have been active in the Methodist church since their marriage. Guests include Mr and Mrs RN Parks and family of Middlefield Ohio and nephews Mr and Mrs John King and Sam and Tom King of Ti gioute Penasvivanca.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R Haines
East Avenue
Haines Spedther
Weillington
Elyria
Lod
Ohio
Methodist Church
Soa
RN Parks
Middlefield
Ang Mece
John King
Sam
Tom King
Tigioute
Penasvivanca
Reception For Couple From Social Page
A reception at the home of the bride’s parents Mr and Mrs Walter Cornish of Butteroy Ridge Road honored Mr and Mrs Ward. Guests from Eaton Wadsworth Rittman Elyria Grafton and Dover enjoyed a buffet supper and a five tier wedding cake as centerpiece. Mrs Ward was married in Wheeling West Virginia in August. A card party and other social events followed with prizes, reads as a lively town social note. George Gardner married Cathryn Bearton and will live in California where he works for Albers Milling Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kev Law
Tha Grange
Marian Hoffiman
Elyria
Miss Hoffman
Cleveland
Elsha
Pittsfield
Grafton
Carlisle
la Grange
Carl Lasy
Dover
Nuide
Walter Cornish
Butteroy
Ridge Road
Wis Lous Ward
la Verne Corman
Eaton
Wadsworth
Rittman
Ward
Wheeling
West Virginia
George Gardner
California
Cathryn Bearton
Oakland
Albers Milling Co
Gardner
Willis Gardner
Clark Street
G W Robpolis
LaGrange A
Hold Party At Hedges In Hot Cross Church Sodality
The Young Ladies Sodality of Hot Cross church held a co ed party at the Hedges Thursday evening with J Caurney orchestra from Lorain providing music for about 50 couples. Intermission refreshments were served with Rev Tather L Budny assisting as chap erong. Knights of Columbus members attending a recent fish fry enjoyed the music. Later dancing continued upstairs until midnight. Ben Hindman to teach Mene Bible Class Sunday at Rivoli Theater with Parable of the Pharisee and the Publican as subject. Paul Wainwright to lead the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Ladies Sodality
Hot Cross Church
J. Caurney
Orchestra of
Lorain
Knights of Columbus
Ben Hindman
Rivoli Theater
Paul Wainwright
Calendar events for St Joan's 703 Club and societies
ICESDAY calendar shows St Joan's 703 Club meeting with Mrs Alfred Buccolz in East division of the 2nd Congregational. Mrs Bertha Stanford hosts Columbus Daughters of Scotia at Im Wurst Hal. Helping Hand Society meets with Mrs Lous Freeman at 431 Ninth St. Delta Sorority meets with Betty MacDowell. Elyria Chapter No 775 Women of Moose and Standard Bearers of ME also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Icesday
St Joan’s
Alfred Buccolz
2Nd Congregational
Bertha Stanford
Lorain Residents and Lodges Engage in Weekend Meetups
Licenses listed for Harry Lebansky Lorain presn er and Mary Fisher Lorain. Duard ED Casey Elyria truck operator and Marion Chandler meet Lucille Moher man 361 Columbus st 730. Frank Harmon Lodge meets Reigars of St John Elisa Lodge No 103 10.0 Fo meets Don Bowland will spend the weekend with college friends 10 Delphos Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Lebansky
Lorain
Presner
Mary Fisher
Duard
Casey Elyria
Marion Chandler
Elyria
Ehuch
Lucille Moherman
Columbus St
Frank Harmon Lodge
Reigars of St John
Elisa Lodge
Don Bowland
College Friends
Delphos
Ohio
Shirtwaist Dress and Flared Coat Pattern Sale
Fashion note promotes pattern No 2650 for dress and coat in sizes 14 through 40 bust. Includes fabric yardage: 38% yards of 39 inch material and 4 yards of contrasting. Send 15 cents for pattern with name address and size. fashion book costs 10 cents. order to Chronicle-Telegram Pattern Department 160 Fifth Ave New York NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andress
Chronicle-Telegram
Pattern Department
Fifth Ave
New York
N. Y
Social notes spotlight various local visitors and arrivals
Personal resumes list many residents and guests in Elyria including Cornelia Patrick and Miss Harrison returning from a West Indies cruise, Mary Cordrey entering Oberlin School of Commerce, the Patrick family from Columbus Street, and the Broughton family moving to Spartanburg. The piece mentions Girl Scouts outing, visitors from Cleveland and Ohio towns, and several trips to Detroit, Grand Rapids, Philadelphia, and Camp Perry linked to Reserve Officers. It notes births at Elyria Memorial Hospital and local entertaining hosts, with a flurry of weekend and holiday visits across numerous households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelia Patrick
Harrison
Cleveland
West Indies
Mary Cordrey
Courtland Street
Ober~ Iin School of Commerce
A. L. Patrick
Columbus Stret
Belmont Hotel
West Harwich
Massachusetts
Russell Broughton
Burlington
Iowa
Spartansburg
South Carolina
Broughton
Converse College
J. C. Ehlke
Art Museum
Arthur Hesé
W. F. Hafner
Carlotta
Princeton Avenue
Painesville
E. A. Thamert
Lake Avenue
George Parker
Tucson
Arizona
George Jacobson
Pheonix
Parker
Jacobson
Camp Perry
Thomas Preston
Detroit
Michigan
B. Sparks
Beverly Court
Vern Martin
Eighth Street
Grand Rapids
Leo Martin
Cora Ensign
Walter Ensign
Miami
Florida
Mary Hayward
E . Biggs
Glendale Court
Harry Kirtley
Ernest
Johnstown
Pennsylvania
Charles Drusendahl
E .C. Barclay
Oscar Dunner
Wiliam Robertson
Mansfield
King and Robartson
W Sanger
Norwalk
Bar
Scott
University of Illinois
Champaign
Louis Atterbery
Elyria
3. Harris
Charles Court
Los Angeles
Helen
Jane Mashinsky
Philadelphia
Erwin Schroeder
York
Armin Schroeder
Everett Palmer
Fairview
Ohio
Palmer
Fairview High School
Ernest Erber
Hilda
Shelhina
Missouri
Rex James Bailey Jr
Carol Jeanne
Mary
Phyllis Rae
Quincy
Tinos
Bailey
N D Nielsen
Middle Avenue
Charles Yost
Gates Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Harry Byars
Warren Maupin
Shelbina
Horace Allen
Loulaville
Kentucky
Ed Ransom
East Avenue
Paul Savage
Lakewood
George Sharp
New York City
W G Sharp
Washington Avenue
Atty
G. V. Fromme
Francesca Fromme
Hospital admissions and discharges list with names and addresses
A compact ledger of hospital admissions listing Raymond Ott and others at Chase Street Amherst Gates Avenue and Cleveland addresses, plus discharges including Reno Smith on East Avenue and David Hinton at Lake Avenue. The note mentions a baby girl born in La Grange and a Urbana Ohio resident spending the weekend with local hosts on West Avenue and Lakewood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Ott
Chase St
Charles Yost
Gates Ave
Ralph Brown
Columbia St
LaVonne Becker
Amherst
William Wack
Quincy At
Gilbert Becker
Bernice Dempsey
Cleveland
John Davitt
George Carlin
Reno Smith
East Ave
Donald Tubbs
Medina
Paul Gruge
W. Broad
David Hinton
Lake Ave
Harry Sigabey
la Grange
Arthur Stringer
Princeton
Beauty Secrets Of Chinese Revealed
Hong Kong report surveys Chinese beauty and lifestyle offerings with notes on hair gum from Pau Fa trees and zinc based creams. It highlights earrings, jade bracelets, and ornate hand carved frames of jade ivory and metals used as wall art. Tea culture and shop etiquette are touched, hinting at regional manners and consumer habits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
China
Orientals and their fictional blends in speech and taste
The text humorously surveys Oriental beverage names and styles as if competing for pictorial speech and custom. It contrasts Lotus Nut Kernal Water Fairy Dragon-Well White Hair Red Plum and other blends with European and American language trends, implying cross cultural influence.
Justice Through Sorcery Fails in Artemovsk Probe
In Artemovsk, U S R a dining room director used a faith in Eastern sorcery to locate a stolen wage. He forced workers to pass a soot dipped cat fearing to touch it would reveal the thief. Most refused and complained, the director failed to identify the culprit and was expelled from the communist party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artemovvsk
Solomon
Artemovsk
Communist Party
S Men Arouse Fears Of Erring Motorists
Beaumont Texas motorists fear S Men who anonymously observe traffic violations. Police Chief L B Maddox created the S Man plan to supplement scarce officers. An S Man is a Safety Man who may be a neighbor or bootblack, officials say.
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Beaumont
Tex
L .B Maddox
Maddox
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Bride-To
Alice Montagu-Douglas- Scott
Duke
Duchess of
Buccreudhe
Queersberrs
Duke of Gloucester
George
Mary of England
Bing George Vo
Queen Mary of
Great Britain
Alice Vontagu-Douglas-Scott
Alice
Carlton Stetson
Fleming Brainard
Ruth Barkley
Ralph Martin
Bridge
Arthur Qehike
Wary Hayward
AFP. F. W. Club
C M Johnson
LaPorte
E E Kennedy
Bath Street
Frank Polen
Jackson Road
Elyria Country Club
Marcel Permanents
Brookhouser
Mrs. Haines
Townsend Club
Iiss
Norah Abbe
Fourtho Street
Jagt
Soci Lal
Pedro
C E Decker
Lillian Colligan
Rochester
Ale Freeman
Donald Wottring
Magdalene Bhoftman
Paul Muller
Raymond Rourke
Jean O Connor
J H .Miller
Elyria Girts
School of Commerce
Broad &J. Elyria
Laura I. Baldt, A. M
Asistant
Teachers College
Columbia Unversity
N.Y
Man Harner
Urbana
Henry Ingersoll, Jr
Westavenue
H. E. Manning
Gertrude Beauty Shoppe
Clark St
Sanko
Cor
Broad and
Milt St. Over Bell Co
Miller-United
Lewis Mercantile
Birkline’s
Seward Insurance
Broad ST
Imperial Furniture Co
Elyria Dairies
Aydani Lsa
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