Two Weddings Mark Thanksgiving Day In Oberlin Area
Miss Lucille Boss and Miss Ruth Hoadley wed on Thanksgiving Day in Oberlin with families from Birmingham Toledo Fort Wayne Vermilion Crestline and Oberlin in attendance. Lucille Boss married Wilson E Butler of Toledo at the Boss home and Ruth Hoadley married John Weikel of Fort Wayne at the Hoadley residence. The ceremonies featured music from Lohengrin and simple altar arrangements of palms ferns and white pompoms. Immediate families and out of town guests joined a dinner for twenty at Oberlin Inn. The newlyweds will reside in Fort Wayne and South Bend Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Boss
J. W. Bods
Birmingham
Wilson E. Butler
Toledo
Ohio
Wide
A. J. Hoadley
Oberlin Road
Ruth
John Weikel
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Charles Richards
Oberlin
Oberlin College
Wiliam Smith
Over ‘Im
Oberlin Inn
E. W. Butler
Richard Beard
Lloyd Brown
Louis Arndt
Sandusky
William Smith
Carrie Boss
Vermilion
R. Lawrence
Crestline Mel
J. B. Ter
Elyria
Butler
South Bend
F.C. Snyder
Telegraph Road
Cleveland
F. J. Young
Ridgeville
G. A. Lamberton
Glendale Court
George H. Ely
JT. L. Moise
Columbus Street
Ohio State University
James Lamberton
Chester Hunt
Lester Drusendahl
Alex Clowson
John Dickason
Wellington
Hart Dickason
East River Street
C. E. Dickason
Penfield
Charles Dickason
East Avenue
Jack Hannaford
Dartmouth College
Hanover
N. H
Fifth Street
Leo Blaser
Albert Schneider
Gerhart-McAllister
Avon
Abbe Road Forth
Mary Glawner
Baldwin- Wallace University
Grace Court
Helen Glauner
Wooster College
F. E. Glauner
H. J. Austin
Denison Avenue
Robert Austin
Jean
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Elton R. Eaton and
Dathter
Eleanor
Northville
Thanksgiving Family Party At East Broad Home
Mrs. Kate Prentice entertained thirteen guests at her East Broad street home for Thanksgiving and her son H. S. Prentice's birthday anniversary. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Prentice, Mr. and Mrs. T. Shannon, Mac Neal, Leland Prentice, Robert Prentice, Ada Kopenhofer, and others. The evening featured five hundred with Robert Shannon winning high score and Mrs. Shannon consolation. A separate birthday party honored Doris Leatherman at Mrs. M. C. Parker’s Bell avenue home with games, refreshments, and gifts for Doris among guests Norma Woodcock, Lila Fell, Helen Schuler, Mae Clarke, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Prentice
East Broad Street
Frederick Prentice Jr
Donald Prentice
Dorothy Prentice
Thehostess and Son
H. A. Prentice
Toledo
Doris Leatherman
M. C. Parker
Bell Avenue
Norma Woodcock
Lila Fell
Helen Schuler
Mae Clarke
Ruth Sacus
Shirley Palmer
Ruth Vanesdale
Marian Gilmore
John le Bow
Tony Kuber
Doris
Y P M Club Entertained at East Avenue Home
Mrs Harry Aldridge hosted the Y P M club at her East Avenue home on Wednesday evening. Two pinochle tables were played with prizes to Mrs J Keller and Mrs C Collins. Luncheon was served to several members, with plans for the next meeting at Mrs Murrs Lorain home in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Aldridge
Y. Pr. M
East
J. Keller
C. Collins
S. Binder
J. H. Rogal
Q. Swift
K. J. Murr
J Keller
F Ingerson
Lorain
D. Collins
C. Pence
Elyria
Murr
Marriage License Applications List
Gabriel Charles Aimasi 21 farmer Rapid City South Dakota with Elizabeth Ethel Baloghti. Lorain Reverend Csontos Joseph Ferancur Jr 20 laborer Lorain with Mary Azora 22 Lorain a justice of the peace. Samuel Lamadue 20 railroad station attendant Elyria with Phyllis Bolton 18 Elyria a minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabriel Charles Aimasi
Farmer
Rapid City
S. D
Elizabeth Ethel Baloghti
Lorain
Csontos
Joseph Ferancur, Jr
Laborex
Mary Azora
Samuel Lamadue
Cas
Elyria
Phyllis Bolton
Bel Canto Study Club Plans Sunday Music and Broadcast
The Bel Canto Study Club directed by Mrs. Charles Edward Mayhew schedules a 4 PM performance of three Mayhew pieces at the Manuscript department of the Fortnightly Club in Albert Reiminschneider's studio. At 6 PM they broadcast from WGAR Cleveland featuring Marder’s From a Garden, Zephyrs by Hensen, The Gleaners by Woodcock, Sunrise by Manner, and From a Garden again. Members listed include Mrs. Robert Hand, Mrs. F. A. Yost, Miss Harriott Francis, Miss Doris Wheatley, Mrs. A. L. Gegenheimer, Mrs. Paul Palmer, Miss Mildred Findlay, Miss Faith Wilford, Miss Grace McCullough, Miss Eunice Porter, and Mrs. George Tulk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Edward Mayhew
Mayhew
Albert Reiminschneider
Taylor ‘Arcade
WGAR
Cleveland
Hensen
Woodcock
Manner
Mardew
Robert Hand
F. A. Yost
Harriott Francis
Doris Wheatley
A. L. Gegenheimer
Mr and Mrs Chas Brown Entertain Relative Dinner
Relatives and friends of Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Brown gathered at their Redington Apartments home for a Thanksgiving dinner. The table featured chrysanthemums. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Ryder and son Dick of Huron, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Wheatley, Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Kristenden and son of Lorain, Mr. and Mrs. Emil Bursley and children, Mrs. Madge Gordon and granddaughter, and Mr. and Mrs. Art Schaefer of Wellington. Cards and dancing followed the afternoon gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Brown
Redington Apartments
C. B. Ryder
Huron
J. P. Wheatley
P. C. Kristenden
Lorain
Emil Bursley
Madge Gordon
Art Schaefer
Wellington
Come Seven Bridge Club Hosts Thanksgiving Night
Mrs Chas Niederhauser hosted the newly organized Come Seven Bridge club at 253 Washington Ave Wednesday evening with Thanksgiving themed appointments. Prizes for high and low hands went to Miss Harriet Francis and Miss Marjorie Francis. Guests included Miss Luedilie Mund and Miss Lila Hackney. On December 22 Miss Helen Donaldson will host a Christmas party at her North Olmsted home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Come Seven Bridge Club
Charles Niederhauser
Washington Avenue
Harriet, Francis
Marjorie Francis
Luedilie Mund
Lila Hackney
Helen Donaldson
North Olmsted
Schrsoeser Club Hosts Evening At Home With Gifts
Mr and Mrs Clarence Scarce entertained Wednesday for Slone Note club members at their home on Ties land street. Three games of Isidge were in play with Miss Dorothy Nawson and C Kiliner winning first prize while Miss Evelyn Head and Houghton Wagner were consolation winners. A refreshment course followed. Plans for a Christmas party and gift exchange were made for December 13 at Mr Mrs Charlies Jufiner home. Mr and Mrs H J Edwards and Mr and Mrs H Chittenden of Toledo are visiting the Bowers home on Second street for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Scarce
Slone Notebre Club
Tiesland Street
Lahies
Isidge
Dorothy Nawson
C Kiliner
Evelyn Head
Houghton Wagner
Charlies Jufiner
Calendar for Tonight at Local Clubs and Halls
Education Ices Woman's 1 Club hosts a scholarship dance at Ellis Club. Rainbow Girl sponsors a dance at Ledwn Hall. Emmanuel Tatheran Men's Brotherhood sponsors pay night at Spoooky Tavern. Franklin Girl Reserves dine at 3230. Royal Neighbors of America meet in Woodman Hall at T140 to elect officers. Past Presidents Assn of Aux. to S of U V meets. Reverend Schumm lectures on Fundamentals at Grace Lutheran. British Empire Club bi monthly meeting at 7:30 in ICOF Ball. social session and talk by F S Aust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Club
Ramnbow
Ledwn Hall
OK. S
Emmanuel Tatheran Men's Brotherhood
Franklin
Royal Neihbers of America
Woodman Hall
Ass'n. of
Aux
S. of U. V
Schumm
Grace Lutheran Church
British Empire
F. S. Aust
Hospital Notes and Religious Drama At First Methodist
Admissions include Jeanette Corer Grafton Lucy Marsho 351 E River Street Mrs Alvin Stellar 319 Fairlawn Discharges list Joseph Noga 127 Waverly Street Ernest Leedate 102 Middle Avenue Frank W Yo 119 Riverdale Court Dorojar Sweet 439 W River William Stephen Penfield Mrs Ernes McElroy baby girl 1548 Midd I Mrs Carl Williams baby si 346 Thirteenth Street The Religious Drama will convey the gospel at First Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday evening The dramas draw enthusiastic crowds last Sunday despite bad weather The drama of Calvary is cited and the cast for Sundays performance God s Aged Saint is announced with roles Pharaoh Rev John Koontz Bithyn Mildred Brevoort Joseph George Boorn Tam at Koher ta Mo Jacob M M Crowder Dr E J Bond and others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette Corer
Grafton
Lucy Marsho
E. River Street
Alvin Stellar
Fairlawn
Joseph Noga
Waverly Street
Ernest Leedate
Middle Avenue
Frank Wyo
Riverdale Court
Dorojar Sweet
W. River
William Stephen
Penfield
Ernes
McElroy
Midd
Carl Williams
Thirteenth Street
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Joseph
Pharaoh
Calvary
Land of
Goshen
Paris
John Koontz
Bithyn
Mildred Brevoor
Dance Tonight At Elks Hall To Aid Hines Billants Orchestra
Large attendance anticipated as the Elks Hall hosts a dance for the Hines Billants Orchestra fund. Includes morning worship at Fields M E Church with Veronie Wakter as guest speaker, baritone Ralph Willian, Masonic Quartet, and a piano prelude. Service begins 10 15. Dent forge Penny-Share Sunday school at 9 15. First Quarterly Conference chaired by Dr. Wager follows at 10 15 with committee and pastor reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Veronie Wakter
New District
Saio
Ralph Willian
Elyria
Tate
Danier
Areh Bell
Velma Andrews
Dent Forge
Srhom Aahoma
Dr. Wager
Christmas party postponed for King's Heralds at church
A Methodist church Christmas party for the King's Heralds was postponed from tomorrow to December ninth at the church parlors. The paper lists numerous local Thanksgiving visits and family gatherings among Elyria residents, with mentions of relatives visiting and staying in town during the holiday season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King's Heralds
Methodist Church
Thanksgiving visits fill Elyria with university students
Dozens of local families hosted relatives and students over the Thanksgiving break. Miss Helem Hutt and Miss Katharine Brown, daughters of prominent local families, studied at Lake Erie College in Painesville and Ohio State University respectively. Others from Elyria and nearby towns, including Myers and the Hutt families, welcomed guests from Columbus, Toledo, Lorain, Vermilion, and Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helem Hutt
Imro
Aa. Hutt
Katharine Brown
Wooster Street
Lake Erie Colege
Painesville
Barbara Wise
Toledo
J. EF. Wise
Samuel Street
Homer
Blanchard
Ohio State University
EB. Blanchard
Fifth Street
The
State University
C. A. McMillen
Myron Briggs
Joe Hazzard
Lorain
DeYoung
Pennsylvania
C. H. Merthe
L. M. Adams
George Bailey
Marguerite Merthe
J. C. Merthe
Katherine Merthe
Bertha Borie
Gertrude Borie
Columbus
Emma Miles
Scott Cook
Lakewood
E. J. Salsbury
Cleveland Street
William H. Beaumont
Chicago
Ilinois
George Weekly
Columbia
Ohio
Eva Beaumont
North Eaton
Glen Beaumont
Veland
Dorothy Barter
Field
Arletta Crawford
Louis Beaumont
Lodi Street
William J. Crehan
Jack H. Dickason
Hart Dickason
East River Street
Dickason
Hervey Eckenroad
John Allen
Vern Leidhiser
Kenneth
Vermilion
Cleo Tucker
Oberlin
Irwin Eckenroad
Cleveland
William Helwig
Youngstown
Phyllis Tracy
Elyria
M. F. Lottow
Wellington
Anna Dydakowski
Second Street
Gertrude Lee
Toronto
Canada
A. Ty Glew
Harvard Avenue
A. Schroeder
Ft. Warnes
Lutheran Board of Christian Education
H. Bode
Frieda Ehrke
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Lchroeder
BE. L. Cannon
Berkshire Road
Cleveland Heights
James Brandau
Princeton Avenue
Cannon
Grandau
Martin F. Lottow
H. G. Wilson
East Avenue
J. B. Rust
Lucille Boss
Wilson FE. Butler
J. W. Boss
Birmingham
George Davidson
Ithio State University
Hihome
West Eighth Street
H. A. Lightfoot
Nehter
Mary Tou
Itoir
Detroit
Michigan
Foundation survey shows growth of U S wealth
New York report by The Golden Rule Foundation outlines wealth expansion from 1900 to 1929, rising from 58.5 billion to 235.0 billion dollars, a near 400 percent increase. It notes annual income climbing from about 17.9 billion to 85.2 billion dollars as the era progressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
New York
Golden Rule Foundation
Bernadette Gerhart Weds Walter McAllister on Thanksgiving Day
Avon area wedding reported for Bernadette Gerhart daughter of Mr and Mrs P J Gerhart and Walter McAllister son of Mr and Mrs C B McAllister Sheffield. Ceremony at St Marys in Avon with Lohengrin Wedding March. Bridal party included Doris Gerhart Laura Kriebel Catherine Schneider Irene Kriebel Lillian Schwartz. Rev Urban Gerhart officiated. 45 guests attended a wedding dinner and reception before a Florida motor trip. Mrs McAllister active in local groups. Mr McAllister a Avon High School and John Carroll alum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AVON
St. Mary's Ee Not
Edding
Milas Bernadette Gerhart
P. J. Gerhart
Walter McAllister
C. Bo McAlister
Sheffield
Lohengrin
Julius Forthofer
Doris Gerhart
Laura Kriebel
Dutton
Catherine Schneider
Elytha
Irene Kriebel
Casino
Lillian Schwartz
Cleveland
Kenneth McAllister
Leo Blaser
Albert Schneider
Elyria
Urban Gerhart
Florida
McAlister
McAllister
Young Ladies’ Sodality
Lido Club
Avon Wich School
Avon High School
John Carroll University
Wealth and income disparities amid economic swings
The survey notes a fourfold rise in bank deposits from 7.0 billion to 28.25 billion by 1929 and Mutual savings deposits surpassing 1 billion during the Depression. It cites 2% of American families claiming about 20% of income while many African families spend mainly on essentials. It also recalls Europe’s witch trials with 500 executions in Geneva over three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Dance at Ridgeville Grange Hall Friday Evening
A social dance at Ridgeville Grange Hall Friday evening features Cook's Orchestra playing for attendees. Tickets are 25 cents each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville Grange Hall
Cook's Orch
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Welkel
Dporr
Leatherman
Y. P. M. Club
Kistners
BEL Canto
Mrs. Chas. Brown
Chas. Niederhauser
MR. and
Mrs. Schroeser
H. J. Edwards
Wre. H. Chittenden
Mrs. c. €, Bowers
Broad St
M. E. Church
Elks Hall
Hines-Billants Orchestra
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Alun
Willam Sudro
Grafton Road
Sigrid Amicon
E. Bridge St
Bernadette Gerhart
W. McAllister
Europe
Geneva
Mother Gray
Mother Gray Co. LeRoy
N.Y
Helen Williams
Royal Blue
Crewe
Pease
Stres UW
City
Io Fashion Bureau
Hiyra
Fifth Aves
Pam
Vestal S
Russ Morrison
Midnight Reveller’s
Nuhn
LaGrange Rd
Detroit Symphony
Ossip Gabrilowitsch
Finnes Chapel
Warner Hall
Conservatory of Music
Swectul Gift Bones
Allen Bernard
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