Amherst Bride Miss Tyson Weds Edward Long in Lorain Church
Miss Janice Tyson daughter of Mr and Mrs Herman Tyson of Amherst becomes the bride of Edward Long son of Mr and Mrs A C Long of Lorain in a St John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church ceremony in Lorain with Rev Theodore Merten officiating The double ring service includes an organ recital and songs by Nicols of Lorain The couple will honeymoon in the southern states and reside at 820 Oberlin Avenue Lorain The bride works at Thew Shorel Co and is a Phi Beta Tau member Long works for Mowery Tire Co A reception followed for fifty guests from Amherst Lorain and nearby areas The Lorain Deanery Catholic Women’s Council will meet at St Joseph’s Lorain
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Nicols
Lorain
Helen Roemer
Ambherst
Phyliss Neuman
Ruth
Bedne Long
Henry Peirce
Albert Long
Albert Tyson
Edward Rauser
Richard Hunker
Emil Malinovsky
Amherst
Pennsylvania
L. Roemer
John Ehrert
Bernard McKinley
Oberlin Avenue
Thew Shorel Co
St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Phi Beta Tau Sorority
Long
Mowery Tire Co
Elmer Johnson Post Plans Public Card Party and Dance
Elmer Johnson Post of American Legion held a Friday meeting at its club rooms to plan a public card party and dance. The dance will be at Country Club Lorain with Clyde Donnelly Frank Whyte Herman Short John Michael Edward Moebius as arrangements committee. The card party will occur soon with date and place to be announced. arrangements include Herman Short Conrad Mulder Harry Sabiers Hugo Truscello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Johnson Post
American Legion
Country Club
Lorain
Clyde Donnelly
Frank Whyte
Herman Short
John Michael
Edward Moebius
Conrad Mulder
Harry Sabiers
Hugo Truscello
Oberlin Post
National Legion
New York City
Legions
James Brennen
Legion
Ed. Moebius
Lorain Holy Name Society Meets This Evening
The Lorain Deanery of the Holy Name Society will hold a meeting at Trinity church in Lorain this evening with county officer elections on the agenda. Mrs. Robert Finnegan will host the Victorian Guild tonight, as three circles of St. Ann's Society plan meetings this week. Circle 1 gathers with Mrs. Frank Franklin, Circle 2 with Mrs. C. G. Aschenbach, and Circle 3 with Mrs. John Michael on respective evenings. The Victorian Guild also sponsors a bingo party at the planned venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Holy Name Society
Trinity Church
Robert Finnegan
West Street
St. Ann's Society
Circle One
Frank Franklin
Crosse Street
C. G. Aschenbach
Circle 2
Sun day School meeting and church events announced
The monthly meeting of the Sun day School teachers and officers is at the home of Mr and Mrs Philip Jaeger on Woodhill drive. The January church council meeting is Wednesday at the parsonage. Retiring and new members are urged to attend. Choir rehearsal is Friday at 7 30 pm in the church parlors. The Father Son banquet is Wednesday at the church parlors February 2. Mrs Bruce Boutall of the Cleveland Criminal department will speak at 6 30 pm. Attendees should register this week. George Soerhide of the Cleveland Mission will show a mission movie at a special service February 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Jaeger
Woodhill Drive
Bruce Boutall
Cleveland Criminal Department
George Soerhide
Cleveland Mission
Mid week prayer service and Bible Study at Zilch home
Mid week prayer service and Bible Study set for Wednesday at 7 30 p m at the home of Mr and Mrs Werner Zilch on Park Avenue The Loyal Workers Class meets Thursday afternoon at Mrs George Lipphardt s home on Cornell Avenue The Truth Seekers Class meets Friday evening with Mr and Mrs George Rank main
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werner Zilch
Park Avenue
Loyal Workers
George Lipphardt
Cornell Avenue
George Rank
Main Street
Concordia Club to Meet at Church Parlors Tuesday Evening
Concordia Club plans its regular meeting at the church parlors on Tuesday evening. The ladies schedule an all day quilting Wednesday at Mrs William Schulz home on Tenner avenue with a noon tureen dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concordia Club
William Schulz
Tenner Avenue
Mrs J D Kaser Hosts Ladies Aid at Park Avenue
Mrs J D Kaser of Park Avenue will entertain the Ladies Aid Society at her home on Wednesday afternoon. A reorganization of the Brotherhood is planned at the church parlors Saturday evening at 7:30. All interested men are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Kaser
Park Avenue
Ladies’ Aid Society
Brotherhood
Kipton Church Plans Rehearsal And Talk by Pastor Winger
The junior choir schedules a 9 30 rehearsal at the church. The Adult Young People meet at the parsonage at eight Friday evening. Rev W Winger pastor of Kipton Community church will be the speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. W. Winger
Kipton Community Church
Births and Discharges in Amherst Area
Mrs. Joseph Pajor of Milan Avenue was admitted and gave birth to a baby boy on Sunday. Mrs. Charles Bechtel of R. D. 2 Amherst was discharged on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Pajor
Milan Avenue
Charles Bechtel
R. D
Amherst
Local Social News Highlights Four Family Visits
Mrs Minnie Kline of Lorain stayed several days with Mr and Mrs Ed Kline in West. Mr and Mrs Henry Bosse of Cleveland were Sunday guests of Rev and Mrs R C Bosse in West. Rev and Mrs M A Burris joined Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs F H Jenne. Mrs Wilmah Egeland and house guest Mrs Mattie Lute man visited Birmingham relatives on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Kline
Lorain
Ed. Kline
West Street
Henry Bosse
Cleveland
R. C. Bosse
M. A. Burris
F. H. Jenne
Wilmah Egeland
Mattie Luteman
Birmingham
Seek To Break Filibuster Seeks Endgame On Lynching Bill
Washington January 24 Opponents pressed to use Senate rules to end a two week filibuster on the anti lynching bill By majority leader Barkley the Senate will meet an hour early and hold night sessions until the measure is disposed of Senator Connolly warned night sessions would fail to retain a quorum and pledged foes would talk as long as needed in a high stakes legislative clash
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Alben W. Barkley
Tom Connolly
D. Tex
Connally
Pigeons Race Thwarted by Strong Northallerton Winds
Strong winds halted a race involving 106000 pigeons from Northallerton England. The delay prevented the planned event and left participants awaiting alternative timing or rescheduling details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northallerton
England
Wellington Brother Hood Meeting Highlights Asia Talk
Members of the Brotherhood of the Methodist Episcopal Church in Wellington Ohio heard Judge Guy B. Findley of Elvira discuss Our American Interests in Asia. About 49 men attended after a 7:30 supper prepared by Brotherhood members. Music included group singing led by J Howard Page and a guitar banjo duet by Ted Jones and Warren Williamson. Readings by Mrs Paul Lowe and others capped the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Ohio
Brotherhood of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Guy B. Findley
Elvira
Asia
Brotherhood
J. Howard Page
Ted Jones
Waren Williamson
Pbhila thea class holds meeting at Mrs Grove home
The hospitable home of Mrs L. Grove on South Street hosted a Pbhila thea class gathering from the M. E. Church Friday night. Mrs A B Southard chaired, with Mrs Grace Roedel leading devotions and recounting Her Alabaster Box. Reports by Mrs Blarche Smith and Mrs Mattie Foster preceded a bake sale plan and entertaining games by Mrs George Bassett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrz L. Wa. Grove
South Street
M. E. Church
A. B. Southard
Grace Roedel
Blarche Smith
Mattie Foster
Nose laceration after car stop at Falls Clinic
Mrs Edward Doane receiving treatment at the Falls Clinic Friday night for a facial nose wound caused by a broken mirror during a sudden stop. Her husband drove the car sharply causing her to lurch forward and break the mirror. Dick McKisson had a steel fragment removed from his hand at the same clinic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Doane
Falls Clinic
Eastern Star surprise housewarming at Gibbins home
Neighbors from the Eastern Star surprised Mr and Mrs Martin N Gibbins with a housewarming at Prospect and South streets Friday night. Guests brought baskets for supper and enjoyed guessing contests and amusements. Attending were Mr and Mrs Ralph Puder Mr and Mrs John T Duff Dr and Mrs CC Spangler Mr and Mrs Richard McKisson Mr and Mrs R A Cordray Mr and Mrs E Gibbins Mr and Mrs Clayton Beal Mr and Mrs Robert Herrick and other honored guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin N. Gibbins
Prospect
South Streets
Eastern Star
Gibbons
C. R. Neal
Ralph Puder
John T. Duff
C. Cc. Spangler
Richard MecKisson
R. A. Cordray
E. Gibbins
Clayton Beal
Robert Herrick
Farewell Party For Jane Mix In Vermilion
Miss Mary Jane Brouse hosted twelve guests at the Grouse home on Ferrick Avenue East on Sunday evening after a Vermilion vs Wellington Dukes game. The party included cards guessing, dancing, and a buffet supper prepared by Mrs. Kenneth Brouse. Radio music accompanied dancing and Miss Mix received a gold cross and chain from the group as a keepsake before her move to Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane Brouse Wis
Jane Mix
S’riday
Grouse
Ferrick Avenue East
Miss Mix
Cleveland
Vermilion
Wilington Dukes
Mary
Kenneth Brouse
Bible Class Party Sets 1938 Officers At February Meet
Members of the United Bible class of the Church of Christ enjoyed a social gathering at the church after a brief business meeting. Officers were nominated for 1938 and will be voted on at the February gathering, set for Thursday evening February 17. The Bingo Party was sponsored by the Parent-Teacher Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Bible Class
Church of Christ
Mrs Webber BeVier Hosts Entre Nous Bridge Evening
Mrs Webber BeVier hosted Entre Nous members and two guests on Friday evening. A pleasant dessert bridge preceded games. Honors were awarded to Miss Kathryn Murray as first place while Mrs C E Baum and Mrs W L Wadsworth tied for second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webber BeVier
L. F. BeVier
Theodore Warrer
Kathryn Murray
C. E. Baum
W. L. Wadsworth
Wagar to Lead Aldersgate Church Meeting in Rochester
Dr W W Wagar Norwalk District Methodist churches superintendent will conduct a Tuesday evening gathering at the local church for officials and pastors from Rochester Bughton Picturesfield Oberlin Huntington and Wellington. The event tied to John Wesley Aldersgate observance expects large attendance including Sunday school superintendents official board members and all elected officers from the towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W Wagar
Norwalk
Methodist
Rochester Bughton
Pictsfield
Oberlin Huntington
Wellington
John Wesley
Aldersgate
Hamed
Arnolds Return From Trip And Local Birth
Mr and Mrs D R Arnold recently returned from a motor trip to Buffalo and Toronto. A six pound three and four ounce daughter named De Etn Janice was born to Mr and Mrs Ernest Smith Adams Street at Allen Oberlin hospital. Friday night Mr and Mrs Hugh Okeson Cleveland visited his mother Mrs Belle Pease Thursday. In the afternoon the group visited Mrs Anna Pease daughters Carrie and Ella Oberlin. Charles Pease Columbus called on his mother Mrs Belle Pease Friday. He was recently presented with a service pin given him by the Bell Telephone Company for 25 years of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R. Arnold
Buffalo
Toronto
Janice
Ernest Smith
Adams Street
Allen Oberlin Hospital
Hugh Okeson
Cleveland
Arrs
Belle Pease
Anna Pease
Carrie
Ella
Oberlin
Charles Pease
Columbus
Bell Telephone Company
Tea Planned by Circle Two at St Johns Church
Mrs Helen Wragg hosted Circle Two of the St Johns Woman s Union at her South Amherst home. Devotions led by Mrs William Wirth. In the business meeting presided by Mrs Fred Holzhauer plans were made for an afternoon tea at the church on Thursday February 17. Social hour followed with refreshments in the dining room. Yellow and white colors with a winter bouquet centered the table. Ten places set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Helen Wragg
Circle Two
St. John’s Woman's Unr
William Wirth
Fred Holzhauer
Legion Post 197 Holds Regular Meeting in Club Rooms
South Amherst American Legion Post No 197 met Friday evening in the club rooms with fourteen members present. Commander William Slack presided and led routine business. The group planned to attend the Aberlin meeting tonight and set the next gathering for Friday evening February 4th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst American Legion Post No. 197
William Slack
Legion
Aberlin
Quilting Party Held By Congregational Ladies Dime Society
Members and friends gathered at Mrs Merman Witt’s Buckeye Street home on Thursday afternoon for a quilting party. The hostess served a two course dinner at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Ladies Dime Society
Merman Witt
Buckey Street
Escorted Love Test Ends In Bitter Breakup
Robin Godine, a rich society girl, falls for Cary Craig who works for an escort bureau to pay medical school. He engineers a final, painful split by implying marriage would hinge on money and career. Robin confesses love, then heartbreak and avoids doctors. Cary faces the cost of his ruse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robin Godine
Cary Craig
Bettina Bradley Society
Robin
Cary
Escort Bureau
Andy Cary
Bettina Bradley
Bettina
Lyris
Jed’s
Bradley
Rae
Diary notes from New York Day by Day column
On January 24 O C McIntyre reports from New York with a color poster by Peter Arno and a print by Dean Cornwell for Warwick's cocktail room A cabled Bible reading from Meredith Nicholson in Venezuela predicts times Louise Simpson hawks her fiction table and Ward Morehouse visits Gallipolis A warm note from Barnard Baruch is received at Mast End Avenue after tea with Lawrence Tibbetts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Peter Arno
Dean Cornwel
Warwick
Meredith Nicholson
Venezuela
Times
Louise Simpson
Ward Morehouse
Gallipolis
Mast End Avenue
Lawrence Tibbetts
Barnard Baruch
Dinner with Maj or Bowes and Mary Devine
A dated reminiscence recalls a dinner with Major Bowes and his wife with elk meat from Jackson Hole. The narrator mentions visiting Mary Devine, once a child companion now a near grown woman, near Riverside Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelle Shaw
Major Bowes
Jackson Hole
Mary Devine
Titian
Upper Riverside Drive
Stouffer's new avenue restaurant expands menu lineup
The Stouffer's chain opens a new avenue establishment in a major city, promoting a democratic dining rendezvous along a busy boulevard. It contrasts with the luxe ambience of Delmonico's and Sherry's, while introducing regional items such as Brown Betty and hominy to the menu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stouffer’s
Schrafft’s
Delmonico’s
School auditorium event raises funds for new bleachers
A recent school auditorium event succeeded and cleared about thirty dollars to help cover costs for the new bleachers.
Mrs Lodi Gibson Honored At Amherst Birthday Dinner
Mrs Lodi Gibson was guest of honor at a birthday dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Jacob Muth in Amherst with six oclock service and seating for several relatives. The South Amherst Hawks face the Sunrise Beers of Cleveland on the local floor tonight. Village Council meets at town hall for regular session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodi Gibson
Jacob Muth
Amherst
Gibson
Henry Kolb
George Garthe
Lila Muth
South Amherst Hawks
Cleveland
The Maddest Night Club Raider at Polo Grounds Echoes
Jack White, a notorious figure from the Polo Grounds era, runs a crowded late night spot on West 52nd Street. He continues to taunt customers with his sharp voice and fearless presence, rarely facing direct confrontation as dawn approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack White
Polo Grounds
West 52d Street
Surge in Brandy Drinking At Bars Today
Bars report a sudden uptake in brandy swigging with no clear cause. Before prohibition brandy stayed to after-dinner bouquets and club lounges, but now both young men and women drink it before meals after and into the night. Cognac also forms the base of several lively cocktails.
Brandy Bar lore and a parade of famous drams
East Side bars boast a bowing Brandy Bar idol from silent film days who drank half pints to face the camera and still drinks deeply now. Anecdotes note various drinkers from Clemenceau to Vanderbilt, with portraits of writers and artists and a playful image of a bugler at a winter horse show.
Relief Workers Local To Meet Tomorrow Evening
Relief workers local number one of Elyria will hold the regular weekly meeting tomorrow evening at 7 30 at the home of Carroll Harding 502 West Street it was announced today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Carrol Harding
West Street
Union meeting and supper of Cleveland Congregational Churches
North Olmsted item notes attendees at the annual Union meeting and supper on Tuesday at the First Congregational Church in Cleveland. Also reports Traffis family and Mrs Sifford returning to their home on Columbia Road after residing in Berea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NO. Olmsted
Rex
Clyde Kuh
O. A. Risk
A. N. Eldred
Belle Telwane
Dolly Terrell
P. O. Passig
John Kurper
Fred Reitz
Vern Bees
Mae Scrimshaw
Cleveland Congregational Churches
First Congregational Church
Cleveland
Traffis
Sifford
Berea
Columbia Road
Report of Affiliated Holding Company and Liquidation Plan
A historical legal notice outlines The Depositors' Mortgage Loan Company affiliated with The Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Company Elyria Ohio. It details liquidation of assets to obtain a license to resume normal operations and notes stock ownership and control relations. Also includes sheriff sale notices for chattels and real estate in Lorain County Ohio with dates in February 1938 and a property address 617 Dewey Avenue Elyria Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Act
Depositors' Mortgage Loan Company
Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Company
Elyria
Ohio
Asgets
Lcense
Rk G Rockwood
Depositors’ Mortgage Loan Company
Gt Rr
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
John Lonsway
Court of Common Pleas
Lorain County
Lorain
Parks Foster
Elyria Township
Black River
Dewey Avenue
Sheriff Sale Notices From Lorain County Public Court Notices
Multiple Lorain County real estate sales ordered by the Court of Common Pleas. Properties include Elyria and Lorain City parcels with detailed lot descriptions, townships, and appraisals ranging from small to thousands of dollars. Sales set for February 1935 with two-thirds of appraised value required. proceeds go to court authorities and involved trustees and attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wynn
Court of Commorn Pleas
Loralt County
Ohio
Elyria
Lorain County
Lorain
Wm. Turner
Wlyrla
River St
Alyria
F Grall
Lurain County
J. J Smythe
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Plains
Wilson H Blaine
Cougrr
Listia
O'Eluck
Ligra
John Cooerrep
Wly
Riner
Lerain
Grant Street
Avant Street
Eisird
WM. Bograll Sherit
Mary Stearns
Wol- Tian Lotinsbrough
Court of Common Pleas
Lorain Counts
Court House
Ridgeville
County of Lorain
State of Ohio
Bainbridge Road
Leland €. Griffin
Common Pleas
Leland C
Griffin
John Lounsbrough
Ceed
Finn
State of
Ridgeville Township
Lounsbrough
Lounsbrough Road
John M Lounsbrough
Barney Bislich
Alers
George E. Wilford
WM. F. Grall
Maple and Snoble
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Amherst _,Ruis
Jenne
Janice Tyson
Edward Long
National Council of Catholic Women
St. Joseph’s Church
Middle Ave
Baker Typewriter Sales and Service
ST. Peter’s Church
First Evangelical
ST. Paul's Church
Congregational Church
Hospital News
Dr. WM
Moriarty
Canary Savings Re Trust
By Denys Wortman
Sonny
Grissinger
Cora M. Shepard
Barker St
Ervice Rail
Ortland
LaVerda Rugg
M.s Paul Lowe
Nellie Markhartena
Vrs
Arthur McQuate
Arthur WcQuace
Harry Roberts
M.s. George Bishbaugh
J. P. Schafer
Bible Class Party
Entre Nous
DR. Wagar
Dime Society
Murbach Coal
United Feature Synticate, Tae
Hersely
O. C. McIntyre
Alan Dwan
Clemenceau
Bagatelles
Cholly
Afred Vanderbilt
America
Rupert Hughes
Martha Deane
Don
Lee Orwell
North Olmsted
Kate Spimelberg
John T. Davis
W. J. Vogler & Son Moving Transfer & Storage
Buckeye St
Ll National Cash Register
Toledo
Seaier
Stevens and
Stevens
Wat
WM. Bogeal
Henry PL Webber
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