Society notes mark wedding at First Methodist Church
The First Methodist Church hosted the wedding of Miss Josephine Harper to Kenneth Deerwester of Toledo Ohio with twelve o'clock service by Reverend John Koontz. Attendants wore lilac and natural lace gowns, after which a wedding breakfast for twenty was held at the bride’s home and sixty five guests attended a reception. The couple plan a honeymoon to Washington and Beachwood before settling in Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Harper
Kenneth Deerwester
HE First Methodist
Toledo
Ohio
John Koontz
AMD Manue Ue
aDue Umumeeres
J. W. Harper
Kenyon Avenue
Theodore Scheunéman
W. RB. Deerwester
Floyd Deerwester
Ei Jeme Deerwester
Paine- Onion
Washington, D. C
Beachwood Canada
Vermans Avenue
Deerwester
F. W. Woolworth
Elyria
Payne, Ohio
Picnic and social events at Cascade Park tell of church activities
On Wednesday afternoon the Church of Christ families plan a Cascade Park picnic with contests for all ages. A baseball game between married and single men, umpired by E. W. Alen, will close the sports program. Prizes go to classes with the largest attendance percentage. a basket supper ends at 6 30. Jolly Twelve Pinochie Club hosted by the Mel Browns awarded prizes to Clyde Clapp and Mrs. Clyde Clapp, with the next meeting in two weeks at the Schaub home. The Rainbow Class of First Methodist hosted a Cascade Park gathering for about forty with a picnic supper and play opportunities. no more social events until September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
Church of Christ
Cascade Park
E. W. Alen
Jolly Twelve Pinochie Club
Mel Brown
Riverside Court
Clyde Clapp
Fred Schaub
Diagonal Road
Rainbow Clags
First Methodist Church
Carl Fesler
Australian guests plan junior Shakespeare club here
The National Junior Shakespeare club will be formed locally with Miss Mabella Hollis as supervisor. She is a Bowling Green graduate and Oberlin teacher, named by Mrs. Jollie Spearman. Grades three and four will join, meeting at the Y M C A on Tue Thu and Fri 9 to 10. First meeting Thursday July 11 at ?0. Parents urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Johnson
Gertrude Hollis
Mabella Hollis
Jollie Spearman
Misa Hollis
Bowling Green University
Oberlin
Club
Local Parish and Club Meetings Schedule Summary
Calendar items list several meetings: Mothers Auxiliary of TP Church Chapter 2 with Mrs J P Gibbons at 897 East River Street. Odies club with Mrs Don Fields. Daughters of Union Veterans on Grafton Road with Mrs Pearl Wright. Ladies Auxiliary to Knight of St John Wests El Lodge 100 O F meets. Senior C E society chorus rehearses at Ind Cone's church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers
J. P. Gibbons
East River Stree
Odies Club
Don Fields
Grafton Road
Daughters of Union Veterans
Pearl Wright
Chestnut Street
Knight of St. John Wests
el Lodge
C. E. Society
Ind Cone’s Church
Local Personal Notices From Elyria Area
A parade of visitors and residents' travels fills this personals column. Mr and Mrs Robert E Taylor and family of Laka avenue attend the Thew reunion at Riverside Park Findlar Ohio. Homer Carpenter of Washington DC visiting his home Elyria 495 Second street. Jess Miller 133 Clark street spending ten days in Akron camping trip. Mr and Mrs J B Baird 118 Park avenue visiting Charles Town West Virginia. Duane Bates family Wakeman guests of Perry Eloph Warren Ohio former Elyria residents. Mrs M E Haines 211 Harvard avenue leaves for ten day visit Maumee and nearby areas. L O Underhill week at lake cottage guests C J Rood Lorain and Charles Nina Rood Braceville Ontario Canada. George H Tyler Earlcourt returns home after days with Lillian Shoemaker Napoleon. Eulalia Alten Water street visits Cleveland and Ohio Derby at Thistle Down Park. Carl Turner Margaret Turner Akron weekend at H M Tapper’s home. Bertha Lyberger 112 Cedar street hosts nieces Ward Pace and Revera Eaches of Pittsburgh. J C Steinmetz East avenue with parents in Oswayo Pennsylvania Reverend R H Stoll and Dorothy Joan Sandusky guests of H K Fitley Denison avenue. Howard D McConkey 425 Adams street announce birth of a daughter Sunday July 7 at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Taylor
Laka Avenue
Riverside Park
Findlar
Ohio
Homer
Carpenter
Washington, D. C
Second Street
Elyria
Jess Miller
Clark Street
Akron
J. B. Baird
Park Avenue
Charles Town
West Virginia
Myr
Duane Bates
Wakeman
Perry Eloph
Warren
Eloph
M. E. Haines
Harvard Avenue
Maumee
Pennsylvania
J.C. Steinmetz
East Avenue
Oswayo
R. H. Stoll
Dorothy
Joan of
Sandusky
H. K. Fitley
Denison Avenue
Howard D. McConkey
Adams Street
Study Child Culture Circle Meeting Sees August Break
The Child Culture Circle of the Child Conservation League of the South Side met at Mrs. James Andrew’s home on Wolf Court with nine members and one new member Mrs. K P Scott. They voted to skip August, plan the next meeting for September ninth at Mrs. Wilson Augustine’s George Street home, and discussed topics on child conservation, club life revitalization, and community needs. Refreshments followed a discussion session. The Lostess of Sons of Veterans Auxiliary planned a Wednesday Woodman Hall meeting, followed by the Federation of Patriotic Societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child Conservation League of the
South Side
James Andrew
Wolf Court
Nene
K. P Scott
Wilson Augustine
George Street
C. E. Standen
H. R. Riddle
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Noted in Lorain
Lorain admissions include Lois Whitacre Verna Hartwig Helen Kramer and Irene Brown with addresses 1362 Hast Ave 262 Marseilles Ave 140 W Second St and 122 Pine St. Discharges list Burton and Shirley Bursley Mrs Charles Drusendahl Arthur Bush Lois Whitacre and Mrs George Valerius with baby girl at 511 Foster Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Whitacre
Lorain
Verna Hartwig
Helen Kramer
Hast Ave
Gerald Wagner
E. His. Bird
Irene Brown
Burton
Shirley Bursley
Marseilles Avenue
Charles Drusendahl
W. Second Street
Arthur Bush
Pine Street
George Valerius
Foster Avenue
Postponed Meetings and Local Socials
The Young Women's Missionary Society of the United Presbyterian church postponed Thursday’s meeting with a new date to be announced. Division B of the Church of Christ postponed their picnic to next Thursday. White Shrine Auxiliary will picnic Wednesday at 1 at Schilleman farm near Grafton with Margaret Gruse in charge of transportation. In case of ram picnic will be at The Hedges. Sunshine Club postponed its Wednesday picnic. Mrs Richard Smith of Gates avenue hosted last evening with two guests Mrs Willia Williams and Mrs Kenneth Beal. Six progressive bridge games were played with high scores earned by Mrs G Eugene Hall and Mrs Beal. a dessert course followed. Fall activities were planned at a short business meeting, next meeting set for September ninth with Miss Phyllis Featherstone to entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Missionary Society of the United Presbyterian Church
Division B
Church of Christ
White Shrine
Schilleman Farm
Grafton
Margaret Gruse
Ram
Sunshine Club
Richard Smith
Gates Avenue
Little Sorority
Willia Williams
Kenneth Beal
G. Eugene Hall
Beal
Phyllis Featherstone
East Broad Street
SeCa Club Meeting and Pinochle Prizes at Miss Meinke’s
SeCa Club members gathered at Miss Annette Meinke’s Columbus street home for a social evening. After business, two pinochle tables played with Magda lene Hoffman winning first prize, Wanda Munz consolation, and Helen Zeroll the special prize. A luncheon followed and members planned to meet July 21 at Helen Zeroll’s LaGrange home. Also referenced are ancient tales of Azag-Bau and Kish, and Cunard Line’s 95th anniversary events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SeCa Club
Annette Meinke
Columbus Street
Magdalene Hoffman
Wanda Munz
Helen Zeroll
LaGrange
Guffer Bill Debated Over Coal Prices and Wages
Washington July 9 The national conference of bituminous coal producers rejected claims that the pending Guffey Bill would raise consumer coal prices. They argue it would restore NRA code level prices and stabilize wages for over 400000 miners. The conference filed 287 producer names in support and cited costs below production to argue against price hikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Conference of Bituminous
National Commission
Charles O'Neill
Conference Legislative Committee
House
Ways and Means Committee
O'Neill
NRA
Central
Appalachian
George DuMaurier Versatile Artist and Tragedy of Blindness
George DuMaurier, renowned for singing acting drawing and writing, faced impending blindness that threatened his artistic career yet responded by producing his famed novel Trilby. The piece highlights his adaptability and creative resilience across disciplines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George DuMaurier
Utility Fight Rages In Congress
Washington July 9 The utility battle on Capitol Hill intensifies as Congress considers a broad inquiry into lobbyist activity. A Senate companion inquiry is proposed with $150000 appropriations and subpoenas powers. A report is expected tomorrow as both Houses duel over utility legislation and the Tennessee Valley Authority amendments. The Senate previously approved a death sentence for unnecessary utility holding companies by a narrow margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Capitol Hill
Congress
House Rules Committee
Senate
Committee of Audits and Control
Regularcory House Utility Holding Company
Roosevelt
House
Tennessee Vlley Authority
AAA Amendments Face Sharp Fight
Washington July 9 The proposed AAA amendments to broaden the secretary of agriculture's power and shield the act from court suits have passed the House and face a likely Senate debate this week. Senatorial opponents joined by S. Clay Williams, former NRA chairman and tobacco official, demand drastic revision accusing AAA officials of misrepresentation and subtle drafting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Secretary of Agriculture
House
Senate
Clay Williams
NRA
Williams
Senate Agriculture Committee
AAA
Senate debates amendments on tax bill and hearings
Williams warned the amendments risk destruction of living standards and criticized nothing in the act or tax use. He said the pending changes depart from principle and urged sending the bill to committee for open hearings and revision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Senate
Protests Over Street Grading In Findlay City Council Grievances
City Councilman John Cain accused the State Highway Department of faulty engineering in grading Gatesr 224 and 15 within Findlay. He said the 60 foot wide road produced deep ditches that devalued adjacent properties, with owners needing stepladders for access. The council had protested the grading but withdrew, amid claims of political pressure from property owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay
John Cain
State Highway Department
Cain
Highway Department
Lorain Expo and Housing Show Welcomes Elyria
Elyria Chamber of Commerce members receive complimentary tickets for the Lorain Exposition and Better Housing Show opening today and continuing through Friday at Lorain. Two tickets were mailed to each member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
First Bus Out referenced in new novel at expo sessions
The Chamber mails tickets to members as sessions of the exposition run daily at 2:30 and 7:30 p.m. in a Broadway tent north of Erie Avenue. The First Bus Out is identified as the set of a new novel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Erie Avenue
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