Viola Schmelter Weds William Glover At St Andrew's Church
Miss Viola Schmelter and William Glover married at St Andrew's church in a Saturday ceremony at eight. Dr E B Redhead read the service with Mendelssohn wedding march for the recessional. The bride wore white moire taffeta with long gloves and white accessories. maid of honor Miss Alice Glover wore blue velvet. Best man Clarence Smith, with ushers Harry Block and William Patton. A reception followed at the Schmelter home in Cleveland with a buffet and wedding cake. The couple will reside at 3633 Margin Avenue, Cleveland, with Glover employed at Hill Clutch Machine and Foundry and Mrs. Glover formerly with Mary Lee Candy.
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St. Andrew's Church
Viola Schmelter
William Glover
E. B. Redhead
Paul Pettinga
Joseph
Schmelter
Cleveland
Mendelssohn
Alice Glover
Clarence Smith
Elyria
Harry Block
Lorain
Willam Patton
Clarence Schmelter
Denison Avenue
Glover
Charles Glover
Iea- Grange Road
Elyria Hgh School
Schoeck Diesel Engineering School
Alton
Illinois
Hill Clutch Machine and Foundry Company
Junior Legion Auxiliary Hosts Coasting Party at Spring Valley
The Junior Legion Auxiliary and guest Mrs W Hearne held a Saturday gathering starting with a coasting party at 3 PM at Spring Valley Country Club. Fifteen attendees returned to the clubhouse for an informal meeting theatre and dinner, with hostesses Shirley Buckley and Ruth Meinke and a surprise full course dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Legion Auxiliary
W. Hearne
Spring Valley Country Club
Haiter
Feidiman
Kolopus
Shirley Buckley
Ruth Meinke
Josephine Mischka
Jean Tattersall
Grace Blanche at 438 2nd St downstairs
Grace Blanche listed at 438 2nd Street downstairs with contact phone 36 923.
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Grace Blanche
2Nd St
Seventh Annual Alpha Delta Sigma Fraternity Reunion
The seventh annual reunion banquet gathered eight members from across the country at Ebrria Country Club. Hi-Consul Jim Sharkey led greetings while reports from the secretary and treasurer were read. Attendees shared updates since the last meeting and noted members in industry. plans for next year were tentatively set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Delta Sigma Fraternity
Ebrria
Elyria
Jim Sharkey
John Shaw
Fenton McClure
Arthur Robson
William Basinger
Philadelphia
Sam Manzo
Oberlin
al Jenkins
Warren, O
Alan Passen
Boston
Mass
George Roberts
Los Angeles
Cal
Harry Bivin
San Angelo
Texas
Elect Officers The Protected Home Circle Meeting Friday
The Protected Home Circle elected officers at a Friday session held at Earl Kaylor and wife’s home. Earl Kaylor was named president with Clarence Dunford and Wiara Sehaub as vice presidents, Gwen dolyn Marsh secretary, and Lillian Heimsath treasurer. A later meeting was scheduled for January 11 at Mrs Gwendolyn Marsh’s home.
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Protected Home Circle
Earl Kaylor
Clarence Dunford
Wiara Sehaub
Gwendolyn Marsh
Lillian Heimsath
Lake Avenue
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Plague Local List
A hospital list records admissions and discharges including Emma Rowl ston Wanderegrift Pa Halton Beard Slow River Ralph White Grafton George Martin West River Richard Bring T64 West Ave Mrs Fred Mack Brunswick Ohio Marjorie Foreman Lorain Joe Palla 185 Fairlawn Ave Beulah Kemp 25 Artemas Ct Jennie Kings Lorain Mrs Russell Hever 104 Lake Ave Baby boy Paonessa 1617 West Ave Discharges include Roy Hendrix son 420 Adams St Bert Pan dy Lorain Robert Barrett Crest Line Ohio William hedgeley Brunswick Edith Lander 11 Chestnut St Mrs Voncert Krebs La Grange John Souris East Ave Mrs Dupenza Columbia State Joan Aller 904 West Ave Jennie RKunse Lorain.
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Emma Rowlston
Wanderegrift
Halton Beard
Slow River Street
Ralph White
Grafton
George Martin
West River Street
Richard Bring
West Avenue
Fred Mack
Brunswick
Ohio
Marjorie Foreman
Lorain
Joe Palla
Fairlawn
Beulah Kemp
Artemas Court
Jennie Kings
Russell Hever
Lake Avenue
Paonessa
Roy Hendrixson
Adams Street
Bert Pandy
Robert Barrett
Crestline
William ¢ Hedsey
Edith Lander
Chestnut Street
Voncert Krebs
la Grange
John Souris
East Avenue
Dupenza
Columbia Stat
Joan Aller
Jennie Rkunse
Licenses Granted in East Carlisle for Goodspeed and Gregg
William H H Goodspee from East Carlisle and Hope Davis Gregg from Eastate receive licenses amid general cautionary notices. Officials outline conditions for ongoing residency and public safety.
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William HH. Goodspee
East Carlisle
Manace and
Hope Davis Gregg
Eastate
To Fold Open House Res and Mr David Will Help Open Parsonage
A New Year open house at the Methodist parsonage will be held on New Year Day from five to ten o'clock in the evening. Mr David and ter Will will assist, and all members of the church friends are invited.
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Res
Mr. David & Ter
Hous Methodist Parsonage
Chi Friends
Anniversaries Celebrated By Elyria Clubs With Dinners
The Elyria Country Club hosted Pow-Wow Club members for their third anniversary with a four course dinner, Christmas centerpiece decor, and bridg e in the living room. Prizes went to Mrs LeRoy Crowell Miss Mary McGuire Lawrencr il ham s and Robert Vandermart. Guests and absent members from Elyria and nearby areas attended the holiday party and Alpha Sigma Chi sorority held a second-year dinner at Schneider's Villa in Dover Center with a gold and black table display and yellow rose centerpiece.
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Elyria Country Club
Memovers
W.C. A
Robert Vandermark
Richard Gould
Robert Buol
Bart Philips Lawrence Williams
Robert Raiser
LeRoy Crowell
Schneider’s
Dover Center
Alpha Sigma Chi Sorority
Calendar of church groups and social events around town
Activity list shows St Pauls, Grace, St Johns and Grace Lutheran services. Many meetings include East River street Holiness Prayer, Rebekah Lodge party, G A R card night, Christmas program by Henrietta Methodist, Epworth League cantata, Christian Endeavor, and various auxiliary and club gatherings at local homes and church halls.
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St. Paul's Church
Cquaril
2Nd Conz'l
Harold Olmstead
Grace Church Council
Rebekah Lodge
Merry St.Jowers
Ruth MacDowell
Zeta Lozlon
Roberta Mosels
East River Street
George Haines
East Avenue
Henrietta Methodist Church
Home For the
Epworth League
Daniel Born
Miriam Kaetzel
Helen Bauman
Doris Portman
Mrs Lauvermeyer
Ardith Bauman
Phyllis Portman
Russell Davidson
S. F. Kaetzel
Samuel Kaetzel
Esther Kaetzel
Wellington Couple Mark Fiftieth Anniversary
Wellington couple Mr. and Mrs. Fred Douglass of 570 Herrick avenue E. celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary after a quiet 1885 Litchfield Ohio marriage. They returned to Wellington New Year Day amid two feet of mud. They later bought the Douglass farm east of Wellington where they reside. Mrs. Douglass came from England sixty seven years ago. Their daughters Hazel Douglass and Mrs. H. D. Huttenhower survive. An Elyria Republican note from 50 years past recalls bride Mary Gardner and a New Year’s Eve welcome at the groom’s mother’s home.
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Wellineton
Fred Douglass
Herrick Avenue
Litchfield
Ohio
Wellington
Douglass
Mary Gardner
Alice Douglass
Elsrna
Fred
Local Personal News and Holiday Travels
Mr and Mrs Charles A Evert of Fredonia Pa visited R Leonard 318 Thirteenth street over the holidays and returned home Sunday. Mr and Mrs A R Tice of Twelfth street came home last night after Christmas in eastern Pa. A child was born to Mr and Mrs Fred Mach in Brunswick Ohio at Elyria Memorial Hospital on December 28. Mrs H R Whitney of Cornell avenue was called to Medina by a relative’s death. Mrs Goldie Perry, after holidays at Fourth street, returned to Columbus Ohio to work for Harry S Day state treasurer. Miss Betty Phillips of West avenue left Saturday for Clarksburg W Va and Steubenville Ohio to visit friends and relatives. Earl W Bell of the Bell Confects left last night for New York City and Rochester on a buying trip.
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A. R. Tice
Twelfth Street
Pennsylvania
Fred Mach
Brunswick
Ohio
Elyria Memorial Hospital
H. R. Whitney
Cornell Avenue
Medina
Goldie Perry
Fourth Street
Columbus
Harry S. Day
Betty Phillips
West Avenue
Clarksburg
West Virginia
Steubenville
Earl W. Bell
The
Bell
New York City
Rochester
Local Society Notes And Weekend Visits In The City
The report lists residents and visitors including Mrs Bell, George Moise of Toledo, and Albert Youngless family at Columbus street. Helen Adams returns to Cleveland from holidays on Dennison avenue with Ruth Abell visiting. Mrs Eva Pettibone is ill at 217 Third street while Herbert Fulger recovers from a tonsil operation at 45 Wrest Broad street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Abell
West Side
Eva Pettibone
Third Street
Franklin
Pennsylvania
Herbert Fulger
Broad Street
Postponed Meeting of A. A. ULW in Oberlin
The meeting scheduled for Saturday January 4 in Oberlin has been postponed. Speaker Basil Mathews has been recalled to England.
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A. A. Ulw
Oberlin
Basil Mathews
England
Delegates Take Pledge Against War in Columbus
In Columbus 400 delegates at the newly created American Student Union convention adopted the Oxford pledge against war promising not to support any war the United States may undertake A resolution condemning war and military preparation was also adopted at the closing session.
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Columbus
Oxford
American Student Union
United States
Special Meeting for Funeral Services Held Tuesday
Special meeting of Prank S Harmon No 663 Brothers set for Tuesday at 1 30 PM in Masonic Temple to attend funeral services for Fred C Schmauch. Secretary Geo C Martin and Ray Vestal notify members. Meeting location and attendees specified.
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S. Harmon
Masonic Temple
Fred C. Schmauch
Geo. C. Martin
Sec'y
Ray Vestal
W. AL
Davey Critic Enters Race For Attorney General
Columbus attorney and critic Bert Duffy announced his candidacy for attorney general in the Democratic primaries in May. The move adds to the race with Frazier Reams of Lucas County already running.
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Davey
Columbus
Herbert
Duffy
Frazier Reams
Lucas County
Toledo
Ethiopians Could Defeat Mussolini, Says Proverb
An old Roman adage that Africa yields new things is cited as suggestive that Ethiopia may yet prevail over Mussolini. The remark frames current events as a test of colonial power in Africa and hints at possible reversal of fortunes.
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Africa
Mussolini
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4Th St
Kear
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HyGrade Dry Cleaners
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Erna
Elyria Clubs
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Brodes
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Carl Scouts
St Mary's Schow
St Paul's
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St John's Lutheran Church
Lvents
Perry Clevenger
Grace Lutheran Aid Society
Psthian Sisters
Oef
Barton
Eireet
Cosmopolitan Club
Carl Wooden
Kenyan United Presbyterian Missionary Society
Mig Ofschmitz
Cambridge Court
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Bill Ryan
C. E
Foster
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Jones
Helen Cramwell
Herman Gannett
Murray Ridge
Nemarratie Women's Club
David J Nve
Order of DeMolay
Woodworth
St Andrew's Church
J W. VanDusen
Bethel Shrine
George
Muskingum College
U. P. Church
Sonshine Club
Waldron
Stanford Avenue
Department of Civics and Political Science
Ashbolt
S of
C Coniam
Princeton Avenue
Wow Anta
Biydat
Order of Eastern Star
Royal Nerehhore
TaPorte Aid Society
Charles A. Evert
Fredonia
R. Leonard
Thirteenth Street
Wildercraft
D. L. Wilder
Ruth
Lake Ave
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Minnich & Sons
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