Marriage of Anne Roper and Leonard Richards
Anne Roper daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Roper of Pasadena Avenue marries Leonard Richards son of Mr and Mrs Howard Richards of 125 Spruce Street this afternoon at four in a garden ceremony at the home of friends Mr and Mrs S H Robinson 1832 Middle Avenue Reverend Wiseman of the Second Congregational Church officiates The bride wears blue chiffon with high neck puff sleeves and carries pink roses while her hat is ecru leghorn with blue velvet trimming The groom wears two bracelets from his grandmother Forty years married The bridesmaid Wee He Robinson assists in a pale pink organdie frock The best man James Stevenson attends the groom A small party of relatives and friends attend A refreshment course with flower centerpieces follows Guests depart for home and Mr and Mrs Richards plan a brief honeymoon
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Anne Roper
Arthur Roper
Pasadena Avenue
Leonard Richards
Howard Richards
Spruce Street
Friends
S. H. Robinson
Middle Avenue
Wiseman
Second Congregational Church
Roper
Wee
He Robinsom
James Stevenson
And
M Richards
Richard White
Mr. Ards
A. Grocery Ce
Genetvieve Garrett Complimented At Charming Party
Agnes and Loretta plus several guests honored Genetvieve Garrett at a friendly gathering in the Smith home yard. The host’s daughter Kathrra Smith and others attended as friends and relatives. A rain bow pot of gold game, gift shower, and pastel streamers followed dinner, with a decorated automobile gifted to the bride-elect. The Garrett-Robson wedding is planned for six tonight at the bride’s parents home on Indian Hollow Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes and
Loretta
Srlvia Wilson
Dawser
Grace
Marian Melingstaff
Irme Gureska
Kathrra Smith
Lome
Smith
Garrett-Robson
Indian Hollow Road
Gray Wednesday Social Attracts Local Guests
Gray Wednesday event featured Mrs Willem and several attendees. Guests were seated around decorated tables with yellow and green umbrellas, a hanging sprinkler shower, and refreshments served later at a home gathering. Attendees included Mrs Burns, Mrs Morrison, Mrs Brittbart, and others from Cleveland area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray
Avenst Srigan
Willem Charming
Coig Mos
Jas
Fritz
Harry Brittsari
Secaca
Jc Isolation
Amenig
Wiliam Burns
John Morrison
Harry Brittbart
N. Beumhard
James
Reilie Roser
Thes- Graf
Wharton Wilhelm
Rose Whesin
Cleveland
Club gifts to Miss Agnes Dengate in social event
The CLTEB ASSOCIATES presented a gift to Miss Agnes Dengate at a decorous gathering. Guests included Miss Ora Ne and others, with pink and blue prevailing in the apr mpmentz. A coffee service and a formal service were noted, along with guests Misses Dengate, Buswell, Han-Ordell, and others, plus the two hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CLTEB
Agnes Dengate
Ora Ne i
Iantheon
Ag- Dengers
Helen Buswell
Milliren
Elizabeth Han- Ordell
Josephine Frankly Stearson Fitch, Jr
Ed Kelier
Hardaney
Lindy Lodge Tea Hosts Lindy Lodge Members
Rennie charmingly entertained the Lindy Lodge at her Grafton road home last evening. Miss June Harrison submitted plans for a July week at Stirzaker cottage Vermilion on the Lake. A Nile green salad courte was served and the club meets again in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rennie
Grafton Road
June Harrison
Stirzaker
Vermilion On
St Johns U P Society Welcomes New Members at Beach Party
The Young People s Society of St Johns Church held a beach outing with thirty five attendees last evening. Barking and games filled the evening as Anita and Leroy Gotro and Howard Hinkelman joined as new members. Anna Burandt Carl Hunger Alice Koepp and Joan Schoedlisch led the committee. The next meeting is set for August 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People's Society of
Republican Women Hear Candidates at Elyria Club
Mrs. Russel Hillier introduced sixteen county candidates who spoke briefly at a Republican Women's Club meeting at Elyria Women's Club yesterday afternoon. Speakers included W. E. Ashhott Frank Coleman D. A. Cook tiny BR. Findles A. R. Webber Sam Beal Carl Curtis Oscar Dunn F. G. Prosser Thomas Peebles Claren ts Lock William Mitchell Mose Wilder C. M. Williams Howard Butler and Frank Stevens. The club plans a picnic on August 9 at Municipal Grounds Lorain. McGar of Galt Ontario is visiting his sisters in nearby Harvard Avenue Bailey Court and Avon Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russel Hillier
Republican Women’s Club
Elytia
Howard Butler
Frank Stevens
Municipal Grounds
Lorain
Calendar notes on meetings and speakers at local lodges
Calendar lists Personality Pats meeting Ruth Townsend on S12 Street and a Sons of Union Veterans and Auxiliary event with a eulogy for the deceased. Clair Rebeksh Lodge holds a gathering with older members to be honored as Attorney G B Findley Speaks. Federated Patriotic Societies plan a picnic on Graf ton Road with 2nd Congressional S. pageant at Cascade Pats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Townsend
Sons of Union Veterans and Auxiliary
Clair Rebeksh Lodge
G. B. Findley
Federated Patriotic Societies
Grafton Road
Community notices and birthday mentions from local church events
Readable fragments describe meetings at Geodzi First Congregational Church and Pilgrim Community Church, with events at Mrs. Johnson’s LaPorte home and Mr. Scrivens’ 645 E Broad address. Activities include a Silver Tea, a birthday celebration for Avon Lake resident, and social time after a dinner with green tapers and a lace tablecloth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Scrivens
Broad Street
Thuredar Sven Rihe
Pigrim Community
Chu
Legion Auxiliary Sets State Convention in August
The Legion Auxiliary plans the state convention to be held at Cedar Point on August 18 to 20. Delegates elected include Mrs W C Lockard Mrs Wm Hearne and Mrs R P Lee with alternates Mrs Ey Cheney Mrs W W Farriman and Mrs Martin Huebner. An all day quilting party is scheduled next Tuesday at the American Legion Home on Oghest as members prepare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Legion Auxiliary State
Cedar Point
W. C. Lockard
Wm. Hearne
R. P. Lee
Ey Cheney
W. W. Ferriman
Martin Huebner
American Legion
Social Time Follows Daughters of Scotia Meeting
Daughters of Scotia held a meeting at Wurst Hall last evening with good attendance. A business session was followed by social time served by Miss Isabel l and Mrs. George Stevenson. The next meeting is scheduled for August twenty first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotia Wurst Hall
Isabell
George Stevenson
Lady Rowena Circle Guests and Picnic Plans
Eleven members and six visitors gathered for Lady Rowena Circle at Mrs. Klara Schaub’s Deha Road home. A luncheon picnic is set for Cascade Park next Tuesday at noon, with a social meeting planned in two weeks and arrangements made by officers and members for games, prizes, and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Rowena
K. Schaub
Rowena
Klara Schaub
Deha Road
Alice Kaylor
Cascade Park
O'Clork
Zar‘ah
Elizabeth Durkett
Dwestors
Women of the Moose Hold Business Session in Elyria
Elyria Chapter 773, Women of the Moose, met last evening with strong attendance. After a brief business period, members adjourned to reconvene Tuesday evening, August 11, at the Moose Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women OF Moose
Elyria
Women of the Moose
Moose
Lorain Catholic Women hear Rev Leo Brissel at Avon meeting
Lorain Deanery of National Council of Catholic Women met at St Marys Church Avon with attendees from Elyria Ridgeville and Avon. President Mrs Frank Fields presided and announced appointments for committees. Rev Leo Brissel of St Agnes Elyria gave an instructional talk. August meeting will be at St Peters Ridgeville.
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Lorain
Leo Brissel
Lorats
National Council of Catholic Women
St. Mary's Church
Avon
Elyria
Ridgeville
Frank Fields
Sheffield
St. Agnes C Church
Peter’s
Typographical Union Holds Annual Picnic at Vermilion
Members of the Eirria Typographical Union No. 645 held their annual picnic yesterday. They dined at the Wagner Hotel in Vermilion then visited the Crystal Beach recreation area, with the Lorain Centennial celebration as the final attraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eirria Typographical Union No. 645
Wagner
Vermilion
Raii Tomcessions
Crystal Beach
Lorain
Teela Wookit Club Plans Vermilion Lake Vacation
The Teela Wookit club met at Ma bel Smith’s Prospect street home with Mary Cox assisting. Plans were made for a week’s vacation at Vermilion-on-the-Lake beginning Saturday July 21. After a dance, Sally Martin won first prize and Harriet Scott received consolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Smith
Prospect Street
Mary Cox
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Sally Martin
Harriet Scott
Social notes from Grove City and beyond in early 1900s column
George W. DeFrance visits Grove City cousins. Amy Francis shops in New York. Mary Linley stays with Mrs. Wieseke in Harvard Avenue. Ward Young and family visit Denison avenue relatives. H. H. Gregg returns to La Porte after Smoky Mountains trip. Dorothy Sweet and Pred Hicks visit Chicago and attend A Century of Progress. M. H. Crowder visits Oak Park brother. Mae Copas family trip to Shreve and Cleveland. Arnold Alexander returns from Indiana. Lloyd Crandall and Harry Shock visit Hartford Connecticut acquaintances.
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George W. DeFrance
Grove City
Pennsylvania
FL. A. Lawrence
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Amy Francis
New York City
Gorse
Style Center
Mary Linley
Columbus
Ohio
George R. Wieseke
Harvard Avenue
Ward Young 2Ead
Denison Avenue
H. H. Gregg
la Porte
Smoky Mountains
National Park
Tennessee
Dorothy Sweet
Pred Hicks
Chicago
Illinois
M. H. Crowder
Park Avenue
Oak. Park
Mae and
Maude Copas
Shreve
Misa Joyce Duckett
Cleveland
Arnold Alexander
Chaseytreat
Munsie
Marion
Atland
Hartford City
North Monntpelier
Indiana
Lloyd Crandall
Harry Shock
Hartfort
Connecticut
Lewis
West Avenue
South Ridge Church Notes July 22 Service and Deaths
South Ridge notes list church events including worship at 9 50 a m and Sunday School at 30 30 a m Rev JT H Amore and family returned from Roscoe after the death of his father Ww H Amore with the funeral held Monday. Mr and Mrs Anthony Dele and daughters Elsie and Ida attended the Hill reunion at Geneva on the Lake and a Bridge club outing followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Ridge
JT. H Amore
Roscoe
Ww. H. Amore
Anthony Dele
Field
Elsie
Ida
Geneva-on-the-Lake
Francis Ward
Donald
Bridge Club
Radio Audition Program Set At Capitol Theatre
The Chronicle Telegram announces Thursday theater auditions at Capitol Theatre for amateur radio aspirants led by Louis Lama So. Contestants include Roland Faulhaber Katherine Ellis Rosemary Johnson and many others with judging by popular acclaim and prizes leading to WTAM opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle-Telegram-Capitol Theatre
National Broadcasting Company
Capitol Theatre
Louis Lama
Rosemary Novak
Chronicle-Telegram
Chronicle- Telegram
Capital Theatre
Broadcasters Company
WTAM
Ren
Tde
Mansser
Land Artists Bureau of
Radio
Roland Faulhaber
Katherine Eilis
Rosemary Johnson
Harry Pier
June Donnelly
Eleanor Myers
Josephine Paonesga
Doris and
Albert Helmling
Russell Schmitrgen
Elizabeth Polacsek
Elmer Harris
Werner Anderson
San Donal Roig
Rosemary Singer
Tilly Valdo
Ne Cation
June Williams
Helen McGinnis
Beatrice Peabody
Marion Becker
Irene and
Edna Lottman
Margy Schultz
al Ketchem
Bob Kraft
Georgette Rentre
Birthday Surprises Highlight Vermilion-on-che-Lake Socials
A birthday party for Mrs. Carl Dramm drew Eastern Star members and families with a lawn supper and card games. George Hollingsworth of Amherst celebrated his 73rd birthday with 31 relatives at Sugar Ridge. Other notes mention Frank Bechtel at Elyria, an Engley-Latieman reunion at Ruggies Beach, and multiple brief visits and gatherings across local households. The Jolly Dozen class planned an August picnic after a recent meeting. The decade’s German ethnological fashion note closes this list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Dramm
Order of Eastern Stars
Thomas Potter
Spert
Lewis Heidrick
Charles Barton
Robert Hand
Fred Lawrence
H. Steger
Charles Garford
H. Wes
Fred Reith
E. Geiczey
Robert Jearns
Peter Milter
John Bins
J. H. Brow
George Richwine
George Welseke of
Elvins
Milton Bans
Matilda Dramm
Mary Lure
George Hollingsworth
Amherst
Clyda Sayers
Sugar Ridge
Sadie Beal
Harold Beal
Frank Bechtel
Phillipena Schubert
Elyria
Byron Seely
la Grange
Roy Angersback
Henrietta
J. P. Bechtel
A. J. Bauer
Lorain
Frank Laraway
Ruggles Beach
Ethel Thompson
Cleveland
Fred Sasse
A. J. Hiscox
Kathryn Schild
E. Wiech
Murray Ridge
Albert Halst
Charles Dehn
Kieth Brown
Kenneth Brown
Middle Ridge
Walter Grobe
Noted lecturer to conduct Catholic mission in Elyria
David Goldstein of Boston, noted writer and Catholic convert, with Theodore Dorsey, former Episcopal seminarian, will lead a five night outdoor Catholic Laymen’s Mission at Elyria Fair Grounds starting Sunday August 19 at 7:45 pm. They will present talks and a mobile broadcast quiz on church credentials, mass toll, Mary, family, and birth central, promoting Catholic teaching to local residents.
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Lorain
America
David Golstein
Boston
Theodore H. Dorsey
Episcopal Church
Fair Grounds
Elyria
Holy Name Society
Catholic Church
the Family
Birth Central
David Goldstein
Knights of Columbus
United States
Canada
Mr. Goldstein
Theodore Roosevelt
Samuel Gompers
Cardinal Mersier
Catholic Hierarchy of America
Fairgrounds
Catholic Truth Guild of
Cardinal O'Connell
Science achievements unite world readership
The passage extols scientific progress as a universal asset that improves human life. It argues science transcends national jealousy and political power, granting global readership regardless of country size or status.
Make Your Own Thin Sheer Cotton Frock Pattern
Fashion notice outlines Style No 2998 for sizes 16 to 46 bust with various fabric options including sheer cotton voile and seersucker. Describes materials and yardage for size 36, and asks readers to send 15 cents for pattern plus book and pattern bundle options with pricing and address details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feaures Fashions, Beauty and Health
Fashion Bureau
Fifth Ave
New London Garden Club Changes Meet Venue
New London Ohio July 13 A change in the New London Home Garden Club meeting place is set for July 24 with Mrs P H Sackett hosting in place of Mrs T H Smith. Past months note strong attendance due to engaging programs including a roll call on flowers for shady places and a discussion by Alice Arnold on flower and vase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Griffin
Alice Arnold
Bolivia hospital release and lodge installation in Willard
In Bolivia S A, Miss Upton is dismissed after a three week recuperation from climate and atmospheric illness. TD M Hotchkiss, local Odd Fellow, was appointed by District Deputy George McMorris to serve as Speaker at the installation ceremonies of the local lodge on Wednesday evening, with invitations sent to members and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolivia
S. A
Miss Upton
TD. M. Hotchkiss
George McMorris
Willard
Speker
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Bernice Cebula
Genetvieve
Garrett
Ninth St
Mary P. Redington
Collver-Miller Co
Cleveland Trust Annex
Cleveland, Ohio
Paton
Rose Wilhelw
Lindy Lodge
ST. John's U. P. Society
W. T. McGar
Galt
Ontario
A. Hardy
H. F. Galloway
Bailey Court
T. F. McKinney
Avon Lake
Order of
Es Nic
Century
Jasi Eveey
Tevoor
Mrs. Bug
Pat
Leke
Darland
Roy Heitz
Legion Auxiliary
Daughters OF Scotia
Lepont Club
Cora
Marian Basgett
Cora Phelps
Carl Smith
Ray Straub
Hannibal
Donald Jackson
North Ridge Road
Scod Noel
Oberlin
Harvard Blaine
Kenyon Axe
James McClintock
Medina
Joseph Mauro
Beverly Sue Ryman
BeverLy Sue Hyman
Maurice Hyman
A. M. Thome
Sue
Frances Nicholals
Txhion
Brookhouser
Radio Audition
Vermilon-onche-Lake
Newton Baus
Margaret Baus
Mary Duta
Es Dute
Engley-Latieman
Ruggies Beach
Valentine Cook
Townsine Road
Delefield
Jolly
Margaret Mason
Janet Baus
Minism Fowl Marjoris
Helena Pitcock
Jewell Beal
Ruth
Violet Schroeder
Marion Grobe
Italy
West Ave
15Th St
Woodland
Laural Baldt, A.M
Tanchars College
Columbia University
New York
Meee
Elyria Chedalete
Tateecam
NEW London
Mgr. Poole
Hardinsburg
Josié
Lily Beard
Akron
Sackett Funeral Home
Frank Shreiner
Miss Lynch
Bert Webb
Detroit
Harry Webb
Lakewood
Clare Webb
Homer Evans
Tom
Century of Progress
Evans
Intal Western Union
Xtc
Ware
Salem
C. Jay Call
Norwalk
Charles Call
East Main St. Lawrence Fessaden
Alonzo Dennis
Martha Barrow
Zimmerman, O
George Parnell
Violet Upton
Sophia Upton
Phil White
7Th St. Phote
Broad St
Blue-Bird Restaurant
Court Street
Vine
Jenn
Normandy
Oxfords
Ostrov
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