Former Elyrian Weds Lakewood Girl in Church Ceremony
Charles F. Neuwirth son of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Neuwirth of 1668 Lake Avenue married Miss Mildred Kothe daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Kothe of 17716 Riverway Drive Lakewood at Faith Lutheran church on Saturday June 30. The couple plan a western honeymoon trip and will reside at 15625 Delaware Avenue Lakewood after July 15. Neuwirth is an accountant with Fisher Bodri Company and has worked in Union Trust Company personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Neuwirth
C. F. Neuwirth
Lake Avenue
Mildred Kothe
A. C. Kothe
Riverway Drive
Lakewood
Faith Lutheran Church
Stanley E. Hart
Warren
Evelyn Neuwirth
Eleanor Rothe
Bernard Weber
Robert Nelson
Howard Rothe
Alfred Nelson
J. C. Soldner
Margaret McKee
Paul Wainwright
Elyria
D’hardelot
Neuwirth
Delaware Avernue
Mr. Neuwirth
Calendar items and society meetings listed in brief
Calendar notes include DeMolay officer elections and meetings of W. B. A. Epworth League cabinet at 1st Methodist St Pauls Circle 5 with Mrs Gillmore Bellavenire Democrat Women’s Club at the Woman’s Club Fourth Street Women’s Missionary Society at Mrs George Smith 90 East River 7:30 Daughters of Scotland hear convention reports Son of Union Veterans Auxiliary meets good attendance desired
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of
Epworth League Cabinet
1St Methodist
St. Paul's Circle 5
Harry Gillmore
Bellavenire
Democrat Women’s Club
Woman's Club
Fourth Street
Women’s Missionary Society of
United Presbyterian Church
George Smith
East River
Daughters of Scotland
Son of Union Veterans Auxilary
Bertrude Lappin Weds John Wa eckel at Me Church
Bertrude Lappin and John Wa Eckel were married at the Me Church on a July afternoon. The ceremony was conducted by Reverend E. J. Bond with Herman Lappin as best man. The couple will reside at 505 Foster Avenue after a wedding dinner hosted by Mrs. VanaAita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertrude Lappin
John WA Eckel
Ening
Adist Church
Miss Lappin
Heth
Rae
Kel
Kenyon Avenue
Lappin
Foster Avenue
Hospital Notes and Smith Townsend Family Reunion Summary
Hospital notes list admissions including John Pollack Lydia Bogner Elaine Lee and Jack Lee with others from Oberlin Mansfield and Graf ton. Discharges include Mrs William Sharp and Mrs William Judge plus several local residents. The twenty second annual Smith Townsend family reunion at Mary Shadier home on Faar Avenue drew fifty four attendees with officers elected and entertainment, remarks, and plans for next year at the Smith Homestead on Grafton road. Guests from Rocky River Elyria Brownhelm and Chicago were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pollack
Jefferson Street
Lydia Bogner
Mansfield
Elaine Lee
Oberlin
Jack Lee
George Zerby
Alvin Brooks
Grafton
Smith-Townsend
Mary Shadier
Faar Avenue
Rollo Kirk
Elizabeth Wright
Jim Shadley
Charles Kirk
Grafton Road
Annie Everard
Albert Burzloff
Lena Burzloff
Rocky River
Ohio
Maxine Miller
Elyria
Harvey Brandau
Brownhelm
W R C Past Presidents Meet At Elytia Club
Mrs Albert Warner and Mrs Frank Church hosted the Past Presidents Association of the Women's Relief Corps on Tuesday at the Elytia Woman's Club. A large attendance enjoyed a social afternoon with refreshments and an entertaining reading by Mrs Fred Hubbard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Warner
Frank Church
the Women's Relief Corps
Elytia Woman's Club
Fourth Street
Fred Hubbard
DeMolay Election Night with State Council Visit
Meetings of the David J Nye Chapter DeMolay set for this evening as officers are elected and Ohio State Council members arrive to report on the August state conclave in Columbus. Sunshine Workers Club hosts a tureen dinner Friday at Mrs Alvera Ols Amherst home with members leaving Elyria about 10 00. Sons of Union Veterans and Auxiliary join a program featuring G B Findley with special music. Elyria Chapter 773 Moose Women anticipate a party at Mrs Myrtl Thorpey home 115 Nichols Ave Tuesday July loth. Next Moose meeting scheduled for July lich at Moose Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David J. Nye
Order of DeMolay
Ohio State Council
Columbus
Land
Sunshine Workers Club
Alvera
Ols
Amherst
Elyria
Sons of Union Veterans and Auxiliary
G. B. Findley
July Social Notices From Lorain Area Residents
J W Vsnbousen and Jota Whittelsy visit Shatmuck Inn July in New Hamp Irene Upton Richard Upton and Cora Louise Ramser attend Young People's Conference in Linwood Park Dr and Mrs Birkbeet return Tuesday after a long morta trip Mr and Mrs James Wilmot of Oxford avenue set to depart for Waukegan Illinois to visit son-in-law daughter Archambeau family spending a week at Harold Abeil Lorain Mrs Reese to undergo thyroid operation in Lakewood D J Fox plans Interlochen Michigan for summer Charles McMullen Philadelphia visiting relatives William Mary Short spent Independence Day at Cedar Point Mrs Elizabeth Stewart Lorain visitor Miss Margaret Dachner Pasadena California visiting relatives Clude Clappiett to Veterans Administration Batavia New York for treatment Mr and Mrs BE Horace Columbus Ohio with Millard Horace and sons Millard Jr and Donald Mr and Mrs W J Hamill Milo Rudd Cleveland guests of Horrace family over Fourth of July Williams family and son Wade and Mrs McR Spent Yesterday at Century Park Lorain HH B FL Hulse Akron visited Frank Church home then lake outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Vsnbousen
Jota Whittelsy
B& . Keaty
Shatmuck Inn
Jafirer
New Hamp
Irene
Richard Upton
Cora Louise Ramser
Linwood Park
Birkbeet
Morta
James Wilmot
Oxford Avenue Iseuve
Waukregon
Michigan
Charles
eMullen
Philadeli
Wiliam
Mary Short
Cedar Point
Elizabeth Stewart
Fos- L* Avenue
Margaret Dachner
Pasadena
California
Eie Clude Clappiett
Veterans Administration
BE. L. Horace
Columbus
Ohio
Millard i
Horace
Millard, Jr
Donald
W. J. Hamill
Milo Rudd
Cleveland
E. A. Horrace
Williams
Wade
McR
Century Park
Lorain
FL Hulse
Akron
Hulse
Harold Ickes Faces Pressure Amid Kickback Scandal
The 60 year old Interior Secretary Ickes confronts a rising storm over kickback revelations from the FWA project and broader petroleum industry maneuvers. He remains respected for fairness, honesty, and orderly administration despite critics and injunctions, even umpiring a departmental baseball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
FWA
Irhes
Harold
Interior Department
Ickes
Treasury
Interior
Branson named to Board of Public Affairs in Wellington
Wellington July 5 A R Branson long time village officer and former postmaster named to fill vacancy on Board of Public Affairs by Mayor Eldo Lehman with council approval. Branson will join three recent changes in village posts as Ray Coates, John Duff and others shift roles. Damages from a farm fire near Wellington reported at about 5000 with Ed Lugaski heroically saving animals and suffering leg burns. Funeral services held for Beth Wacker drowned at Nog good reservoir while bathing. Grange to confer third and fourth degrees at Wellington meeting. Mrs Keith Andrews listed as sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Branson
Wellington
R. Branson
Board of Public Affairs
John Duff
Eldo Lehman
Branson
Board of Education
Ray Coates
Atai
Beth Wacker
Beth Wackher
Lewis Wacke
Pittsfield
Ashburn
Hartland
Ed Sugaski
Alois Sugaski
Townline Road
Lyn Coates
Ed Lugaski
Sponseller
A. D. Pinenuuree
Cuva, OL
Ann Carey
Lebanon
Frank Currice
Helen Kaiser
Batts Jean
Ireta Page
Lee Cottage
Sunnyside Beach
Wellington Grange
Keith Andrews
Fountain to beautify village park plans advance
Village council approved erecting two fountains in the square. Harry Coren led a petition to raise funds, and the Board of Public Affairs will supply power for the water. A committee led by Clair Hill with C E Gadfield and John Stacey will plan the fountain, following Stacey’s recent Evergreen project. The council also approved providing nets for tennis courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Coren
Busiess
Board of Public Affairs
Clair Hill
C. E. Gadfield
John Stacey
Evergreen
Modern Sphinx to Hold Secrets at Rosicrucian Event
A modern Sphinx in front of a science building will host a hermetically sealed parchment on July 12. Officers of AMORC will deposit a scroll detailing 15 fundamental principles and seven seals, voted by Rosicrucians worldwide, with Porter casting a district representative vote. The Sphinx, a ton, stands beside an emplaced monument for posterity during the Rosicrucian annual convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghizeb
Egypt
AMORC
Herman Porver
Chestnut Street
Focal Posicrucian
It Order
Porter
Grand Lodge of the Order
San Jose
Ers Rnia
Ghizeh
Thormes IV
Prime Minister Favored By Ruling
EDMONTON Rita July 5 Prime Minister John E Brownlee was excused from paying damages for seduction in his own home. Alberta supreme court set aside a jury verdict favoring Vivian MacMillan a 22 year old government stenographer and new father ruling no right of action since seduction did not interfere with her ability to serve her father or Eric herself. The court dismissed Brownlee's counter suit alleging conspiracy to blacken his name for lack of evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Rita
John E Brownlekday
Vivian MacMillan
Alberta Supreme Court
Miss MacMillan
Erya
Brownlee
Alberta
Ives
Voter inquiry urged as tax burden grows in 1934
In a July 1934 Voice of the People letter the writer urges citizens to engage with government, study how tax money is spent, and seek economy in public agencies. The piece criticizes special assessments, county levy increases, and lobbies, urging informed ballots and discussion with officials to ease the tax burden on farmers and business. Roosevelt’s radio appeal is noted as context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Valley
Wright
Firemen Called To 3 Grass Fires In Elyria
Elyria firemen attributed three grass fires to careless smoking and locomotive sparks yesterday. The first fire scorched over a half acre on Lorain Boulevard near Warden Avenue, blamed on a discarded match. The second fire, about 100 feet by 100 feet, occurred inside Western Automatic Machine Screw Company grounds at Lake and Foster, blamed on a skyrocket. The third fire, near noon, covered about two acres at Firela Metal Products on Taylor Street extension, blamed on a locomotive spark. All were promptly extinguished with no property damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Lorain Boulevard
Warden Avenue
Western Automatic Machine Screw Company
Lake and Foster Avenues
Fiyrla Metal Products Company
Taylor Street
Dillinger Crippled By Bullets Says Dillinger Crippled By Bullets INDIANAPOLIS
An unnamed underworld informant says John Dillinger is permanently crippled by bullet wounds from bank robberies. His right leg trembles and his trigger hand twitches, rendering him unable to drive the car that once helped him elude police. The informant, a former convict, claims he last saw Dillinger over a year ago. The message ends with a provincial quip about taxes from E C Young of North Ridgeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
John Dillinger
Indiana
Hohce
Dillinger gang described by informant near Indianapolis
An informant claims John Dillinger relies on lieutenants John Hamilton and Homer Van Meter for support, noting money hidden with friends in several places. He says Dillinger approaches Indianapolis within 70 miles and sometimes enters the city, describing Dillinger as yellow and likely to surrender if surprised alone while Hamilton and Van Meter are tougher. The informant believes a stool pigeon will eventually turn them in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hamilton
Homer van Meter
Sewer rental plan to be dismissed at ward club meeting
Mayor W H Vanoster's sewer rental plan headlines the Second Ward Men's Democratic Club monthly meeting at Perkins Garage on Lodi Street tonight, eight o'clock. Democratic candidates for county and national offices are invited to attend as the meeting proceeds. In Toledo July 5 Deputy County Engineer John Pfeiffer fights a dangerous mosquito breeding issue, noting the insect can produce vast offspring in stagnant water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Vanoster
Second Ward Men's Democratic Club
Perkins Garage
Lodi Street
Toledo
John Preifter
Mlusquilo
Pfeiffer
Widow Kate Stephens Ends Life At Home In Clarksburg
In Chillicothe Ohio on July 5, Mrs Kate Stephens a 60 year old widow from Clarksburg shot herself at her home. The article notes a shift in religious belief among educated Orientals viewing ancient faiths as archaeological curiosities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chillicothe, O
Kate Stephens
Clarksburg
Signs of Such a Place Question in Arab Speech
The remark notes that asking “Give me the signs of such a place” is a common Arab question used to test whether someone has visited a location. It reflects dialogue about familiarity and cultural cues in geographic conversation.
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Elyrian
Donna Stegman
Mckenney Home
Thurman McKenney
Chase Street
Tables of Hearts
Helene Cantle
Russel Bennett
Norma Stegman
Stegman
Charles C. Shuckhart
Green Lantern Tea Room
Shuckhart
Ted Seward
Hilma Shuckhart
Paul Shuckhart
W. A. Anderson
Lansing
Gertrude Caspar
Betty Shebey
Newark
Charles Anderson
Cincinnati
Rainbow Girls
H. W. Pond
Washington Avenue
Lindy Lodge
Pearl Godfrey
F. S. Hale
Butternut Ridge Road
June Harrison
Warne Kropp
Joyce Gregg
Broad &T
William Sharp
William Judge
Baby Bar
Jasfettson Street
Jerry Ferguson
Ridgeville
James Young
Cornell Avenue
Woman's Cleb
Puowe
Women OF Moose Plan Bunco Party
Violet Curtice
Herrick Ave
East
Junior Grissinger
Court
Ww. Ellington Briefs
Voice OF
THE
People
Brown Co
Dillinger
E. C. Young
North Ridgeville
Allen Bernard
Century
Aetna Life Ins. CO
Pierre R. Smith
Elyria Fur
Middle Avenue
Elyria, Ohio
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