Community clubs and church events fill Elyria week
Local notices list Mooseheart Legion gathering at Woodman Hall and Lindy Lodge Slumber Party at the Gresg home, with multiple lodge meetings, church groups, and social gatherings scheduled through Friday. Officials announce Cantons assembly in Fremont with officer installations and a drill, plus a radio fashion program in Elyria on Wednesday July 6.
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Mooseheart Legion
Woodman Hall
Lindy Lodge
Gresg Home
Knights of St. John
Elvria
I. QO
O. F. Ball
Canton
Kate Rembhart
Fremont
Nettie Summers
Chiralr
Ray Reanousid
Elyria Lodge
Hubbell-Stevens Nuptials and Postwedding European Trip
Miss Marian Ruth Hubbell wed Richard Fullington Stevens in a springlike home ceremony at the Hubbell residence officiated by Rev. Edwin B. Redhead. The couple plan a three month honeymoon abroad aboard a sailing trip from New York City.
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Hubbell-Stevens
Pretty Garden Ceremony Unites Miss Ethel Smith and Fred Guthman
A quiet garden wedding at the bride’s Lake Avenue home linked Miss Ethel E. Smith and Fred Guthman with Rev Wiseman officiating in an outdoor rose arbor. The couple, both Elyria High graduates, will live at 251 Fifth Street, as friends and family noted the groom’s St Johns Lutheran ties and the bride’s Second Congregational Church membership.
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Miss Ethel Smith
Fred Guthman
Ethel Eb. Smith
Hot Smith
Lake Avenue
Wiseman
Second Congregational Church
Life Rose
Paul Herbert
Guthman
Meetings of the Ladies Benevolent Society Picnic Outing
Members of the Ladies Benevolent Society of the North Ridge Congregational Church will meet at the Manse at noon on Wednesday for the annual picnic dinner.
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Ladies Bener- Went Society
North Ridgerile Congregational Church
Oberlin Professor to Speak at Epworth League Homecoming
Professor Clarence T Craig of Oberlin College, noted Bible scholar, will address Elyria Epworth League at the First Methodist Episcopal Church banquet at 6:30 p m Thursday. The evening includes welcomes, musical numbers, a brief history, a violin solo, and a reunion social afterward. Reservations to Miss Elyria Brown by 5:00 p m Wednesday.
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Hemocrat Women’s Club
Abs. Gibbons
Ridgeville
Wills
Stella McCrann
Second Congregational Church
Eckhardt
Snrute Street
Paul's Church
Women’s Missionary Society of the United Presbyteran Church
Altar Guild of
Siandrew’s
Epworth League
First Methodist
David Nye
Coterie Bridge Club
Barres
Lucky Links Club
George Brand
Furnace Street
Clan Robertson
Order of Scottish Clans
Daughters of Scotland
Argyle Lodge No
Woodworth
United Spanish War Veterans
Sons of Union Veterans
G. A. R. Hall
Craig
Oberlin
Clarence T Craig
Oberlin College
United States
iFirst Methodist Episcopal Church
Elyria
League
Mar
First Methodist Church
Margaret Minch
Kenneth Barclay
Marie Jones
Leonard Fowls
Dorothy Rober
Minch
Raymond Huston
Elyria Brown
Leona Mowry
Catherine Fisk
Garden Club Italian fete on Sharp home lawns
The Garden Club hosts an Italian themed fete on the grounds of Mrs. William G. Sharp at 01 Washington Avenue Elyria on Wednesday July 13. Events run from four to ten with afternoon children activities and an Italian dinner on the north lawn. Entertainment and fashion show feature New York styles against Italian hostesses attire. Reservations are being taken for the dinner.
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Garden Club
Sharp Home
Elyria
William G. Sharp
Washington Avenue
New York
Merle McCullough Weds Margaret Comp in Lisbon Ceremony
Merle McCullough son of Mr and Mrs H B McCullough of Oberlin Road married Miss Margaret L Comp daughter of Mr and Mrs A G Comp of Kenmore Manor Pennsylvania in a Lisbon Ohio Presbyterian church ceremony conducted by Reverend Mr Cotton. The couple were unattended and McCullough is advertising manager on the Salem News.
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Elyria
Lisbon
Ohio
Merle McCullough
H. B. McCullough
Obertinl Road
Margaret L. Comp
A. G. Comp
Kenmore Manor
Pennsylvania
Cotton
Presbyterian Church
McCullough
Ohio State University
Salem, Ohio
Wheaton College Singers to Appear Here
The Melodious Messengers of Wheaton College Illinois will present an evening of music at First Baptist Church tomorrow night starting at 7 45. The quartet, former Wheaton College Glee Club members, is on a busy East tour and this stop offers old associations. No admission will be charged.
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Wheaton College
Wheaton
Ill
First Baptist Church
Wheaton College Glee Club
Rugg family visitors and weekend travel notes
Mr and Mrs LaVerda Rugg of Wellington, Lester Rugg of Spencer, and Eugene Rugg of Huron were callers at James Giat’s Sixth Street home yesterday. John Langdon, Harry Dennis and Miss Fearn Dennis spent the weekend and Fourth with friends in Barberton Ohio. Mrs Harry Schwind and Miss Amelia Gildersleeve have been in Lorain helping to care for their
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LaVerda Rugg
Wellington
Lester Rugg
Spencer
Eugene Rugg
Huron
James Giat
Sixth Street
John Langdon
Harry Dennis
Fearn Dennis
Barberton
Ohio
Harry Schwind
Wiss Amelia
Gildersleeve
Lorain
Local Notes Glance At Weekend Visits And Illness
A sister of Mrs. George S. Cooper, seriously ill and died this morning. Mrs. Cooper was Reverend Cooper’s wife. Visitors over the Fourth include Miss Louise Ingwer and Harold Lamb of Detroit to Mrs. Louis Ingwer, and a family on Cleveland Street. Pittsburgh guests Mr. and Mrs. E. Tite and two daughters stayed with Mrs. John Tite of Elm Street. Other weekend travelers included Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Bastion in Marietta, Ohio, and Charles Morrison’s return from Akron to Elyria. Various residents traveled to Grand Rapids, Bethesda, and Washington, D.C., while Illinois and New York visitors were noted. Local social notes mention dancing at LaGrange Road and a theater ad for Nuhn's Barn.
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James L. Dealing
Meina, O
A. C. Munn
Elyria
Stevens
New York City
Nashville
Tenn
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
Myr. Stevens
Elyria High School
Harvard University
Harvard School of Law
Robert Ely
Detroit
Morris Reswick
Pittsburgh
Lottie Mathison
Wheeling
West Virginia
Virginia Saunders
William Augustine
Elizabeth Faxon
Miriam Fazon
Eugene Beesley
Marian Crebore
King Fauver
WG. Sharp
Helen
Eleanor
F. M. Stevens
Dorothy Martin
John Turner Cushing
Nancy Silsbee
George S. Cooper
Cooper
Reverend Cooper
Louise Ingwer
Harold Lamb
Louis Ingwer
Cleveland Street
E. Tite
Pennsylvania
John Tite
Elm Street
B. T. Bastion
Marietta
Ohio
Charles Morrison
Akron
Henry Peloquin
Edith Baldour
Martha
Therese
Helen Foreman
Grand Rapids
Michigan
L. C
Neufercourt
Lakeside
R. T. Ketcham
Lois
Margaret Ketcham
Pearl
Elijah Hall
Richard
House
Lucilla Taylor
Hazel Mower
Bethesda
Independent
Baptist Churches
William Griffin
Lucille Griffin
East Avenue
Washington, D. C
George Riley
New York
Henry Ingels
Middle Avenue
John Faxon
Buffalo
Riley
Alfred Neunberg
C. R. Bennett
Denison Avenue
Kewanee
Ilinois
Neunberg
M Irs. Bennett
Kewan
Lakeside guests and Cedar Point visits noted in Lakewood
Land Street was a guest of Captain and Mrs. Allen in Lakewood. Mr and Mrs Homer Lincoln Johnson of West Avenue spent Sunday at Cedar Point. Dr Lenora Stevick and Miss Marion Stevick hosted a weekend and July Fourth house party with several families from Columbus and Rochester. The Columbus party returned home last evening. G E Schaefer and family and Miss Sue Martell and Miss Emily Bokenny spent yesterday at Cedar Point. Herbert Draeger of Toledo visited with his aunt Miss Martell. W A Roulston of Vandergrift and their son-in-law Mr and Mrs Robert Hand of Stanford Avenue hosted guests.
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Land Street
Allen
Lakewood
Homer Lincoln Johnson
West Avenas
Cedar Point
Lenora Stevick
Marion Stevick
Alden Bush
Alden Jr
Daniel J. Bush
Daniel Jr
Willam Elliott
Columbus
Ohio
Herbert Draeger
Toledo
Miss Martell
W. A. Roulston
Vandergrift
Pennsylvania
Robert Hand
Stanford Avenue
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Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
W. C. Endley
Societ S
Emmanual Lutheran Cntirety
George Mynchenburg
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
Keen Kutter Club
Glenie
Cleveland Meneashtan Park
Bunce Club
Max Slutrhe
Dames of
Malta
Sarah Masser
Emma Dean Anderson
Limited Presbyterian Church
McClure
Vermilion
Women’s Relief Corps
I. O. Q. F. Hall
Charles Abbey
Daughters of Scotia
Royal Neighbors of America
Cora Bemis
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Northwest
Elyria Woman‘s Club
Carl Whitmore
Harvard
Mrs Moore
San Francisco
California
Jane M. Hall
Dorothy
Chase Radio
2Nd St
Lillian Noxon
Chavis Corporation
Alientown
Noxon
Elvrra
Marian Ruth Supbell
William B. Hubbell
East Survenue
Richard Fullington Stevens
Frank M. Stevens
Fifth Street
Edwin B. Redhead
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Hubbell Homs
Frances Elizabeth Huddell
Jane Davies
Frank Stevens
Chapman-Pitkingilman
Chapman-Pitkin-Gilman
Hodges
Eric Chapman
Roy Pitkin, Jr
Chicago
Ray Pitkin, Jr
P. C. Gilman
Elizabeth Chapman
Max Glapman
Pampate
Eric Chapman, Jr
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
George Stevel
George W. Stevel
Stevel
New York Central Railroad
Cleveland
Auditorium
Jasa
Smith-Townsend Fami
Carl Wright
Chestnut Ridge
John C. Everard
Reno Smith
John Everard
Harvey Holmes
James Smith
Ben Holmes
Byar
Louise Smith
Smith
Grafton Road
John Smith
Scholls
Buck
Avon
Fred Peak
Detroit Road
Arthur H. Peak
Portsmouth
Percy Nead
Trene Buddinger
John Townsend
Blasche Standen
Mary 2 Standen
Andover
New Hampshire
Blanches Erdene
Richard Frederick Godfrey
Fern Johnson
George Street
Tusues Joseph Petro
Miss Standen
Cleveland School of
M. E. Church
A. and E
A. and BE
Crystal Beach
Thomas Snyder
Sugar Ridge Road
John Alton
L. F. Uthe
West Avenue
Uthe
Eugene
Division of Banks
The
Elyria Savings & Trust Co
Trust Department
TOYA
Aageter
A. J. Robinson
FE. P. Clement
ND. Backus
CH. Merthe
State OF Ohio
Merle M’cullough
Herb
Herb Duvall
Beverly Ct
Nuhn
LaGrange Rd
Wed
Holmes Orch
Mrs. Page
Miss Roling
Masonic Temple
the Brown Company Printers - Paper Merchants
Lodi Street
Elyria, Ohio
Elyria Cash Cleaners
East River
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