Mid-Summer Wedding Solemnized At Home
Genevieve Garrett wed George Robson in a six o'clock ceremony at the bride's home on Indian Hollow Road. Reverend W. L. Burner officiated, with Margaret Keighley playing the wedding march and roses decorating the living room altar. The couple, attended by twenty six relatives, now plan a motor trip before settling with Robson's parents while the bride resumes teaching in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Garrett
J. H. Garrett
Indian Hollow Road
George Hobson
Charles Robaon
On Hollow Road
W. L. Burner
Warren
Ohio
Margaret Keighley
Lohengrin
Miss Garrett
Robson
Ely High School
Methodist Circle to elect new leaders at First Church
Eleven members and two guests gathered at Mrs. T C Whitmore home to elect Circle No 3 officers for the coming year with Mrs Whitmore as president and changes to meeting dates from the third Wednesday to the third Thursday. A vocal solo, group singing, and social hour accompanied the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. c. Whitmore
Harvard Avenue
Circle No. 3
First Methodist Church
FT. C. Whitmore
Arthur Ruth
Mary Minch
Sunshine
Lininger
O. EF. Brodbeck
Alice Harpster
West Avenue
Astess
Circle
Eagles Auxiliary card and bingo party reported
Mrs Stella Landers hosted a rhoma night for Eagles Auxiliary with five hundred prizes for Mrs Maude Johnson Mrs Mary Barres and Mrs Goode Sinco prizes to Mrs Emma Zamley and Marie Martin amid pedro awards to Mrs Myrtle Smith Clara Massey and Flossie Masser After refreshments plans for Lorain parade and upcoming meetings were noted Also covered were Keer Kutter Club at Cascade Park Artemas Beebe Chapter De Molay outing at Vermilion on the Lake and a Lorain wedding of Dorothy Atsberger and Delmar Gibson with details on guests and plans for a motor trip and residence in Lorain
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Landers
Banco
Eagles’ Auxiliary
Maude Johnson
Mary Barres
Goode
Sinco
Emma Zamley
Marie Martin
Bertha Lysterfer
Pedro
Myrtle Smith
Clara Massey
Flossie Masser
Lorain
Eagles Hall
Calendar of club meetings and community events
Major Woodworth Camp and Auxiliary meet St Pauls Circle four meets with Mrs John Bo Winckles street. David Nrenapier Order of DeMolay has open installation in 1 0 0 F hall ar pay. Short business session called at 7 30. Club meets with Ruby Woodcock of Laxe avenue. Pilgrim Community church has silver tea at some of Mr and Mrs Arthur Scrivens 65 Broad for members and friends. Agenda Fraternity will have swim and regular meeting tonight. Second Congregational Sunday School has Picnic at Cascade Park. Cascade Park hosts annual picnic with contests and events. Girls 0 yard dash won by Charmaine Rawson. peanut scramble won by Jack Earls Snodgrass. ball game ends in a tie. Recount of prizes and winners follows. Superintendent notes and group singalong closes event. Emmanuel Lutheran Aid Society meets for short business. officers elected. REBEKAHS addressed by Guy B Findley. St Clair Rebekah Lodge holds regular session. older members honored with program. Federated Patriotic Societies picnic at The Hedges. attendance ~70. Y T K E Club makes vacation plans for Vermilion-on-the-Lake outing and bake sale. Bridge prizes awarded. Bernice Sahl honored on birthday with party. guests from nearby towns attend. Mrs Ralph Miller hosts at Lake Avenue. Brunnerdale student mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodworth
St. Paul's Circle
John Bo Winckles
David Nrenapier
Order of DeMolay
F. Hall
Ruby Woodcock
Laxe Avenue
Pilgrim Community Church
Arthur Scrivens
2Nd Congregational
Cascade
Cascade Park
Coutesis
Charmaine Rawson
Dorothy Fell
Jack
David Greene
Bety Queen
Denna Graham
Susie Skienar
Bob Young
Skienar
Erl Snodgrass
Edna Morse
Minty Saville
Lloyd Morse
Gerald Heard
Ed Fell
Jobs Haldeman
Ed Smith
Lee Morse
Harold Olmstead
Lodge
California
Elyria
Margaret Winslow
America
Ralph Sprague
Hospital Notes Admission Details
Geraldine Pixley of 516 Bond Street Dicharges Helen Petrosker of Lorain Mrs Viola Denton of 920 Middle Avenue Mrs Everett Boore and baby boy of 338 Dentson Avenue admitted to hospital in a series of birth and patient entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine Pixley
Bond Street
Helen Petrosker
Lorain
Viola Denton
Middle Avenue
Everett Boore
Dentson Avenue
Meetings of local clubs and notices mix with picnic plans
Past Presidents of Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary will hold a picnic Friday noon at the Charles Refenning farm on Murray Ridge. The Flying Needle 4-H Club meeting was moved to Monday July 25 at the L C Hecock home on Stopo Lake Avenue. The summer home of Mr and Mrs Harry Morgan Jr hosted the E I Dace Supper Club last evening with guests Mr and Mrs Russell Breuger. High score prizes went to Clarabel Wiss and Robert Smith. consolation to Florence Suth and Kenneth Beal. The next meeting will be hosted by Miss Clarabel Wise at her Two Democratic Wem Cascade Park on Wednesday at 8:00 PM. Invitations for the Cinb 4 an to attend to the s and congressional candidates were extended, hoping for good attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian
Sunset Beach
Lorain
Doris Wheatley
Coonville
Dorothy Barber
Sandusky
Z. U. Sorority
June Garford
Oxford Avenue
Pauline Giergey
Ninth Street
Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary
Charles Refenning
Murray Ridge
Harry Morgan Jr
E! Dace
Eclub
Russell Breuger
Clarabel Wiss
Robert Smith
Florence Suth
Kenneth Beal
Clarabel Wise
Ruth Town Hostess To Club
Ruth Town hosted a club meeting with Ambars and a guest last night. The group adjourned to renew plans for the next session, which will be held at the home of Anita Hines on Wurst Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Town
Ambars
Evege
Ned
Anita Hines
Wurst Court
Local Society Notes and Visits Across Cities
Spouse and family visits noted as Mr and Mrs Leland Rawson and children vacation with Mrs John Murvach in Elyria. Alan Brown from Princeton Avenue ill after thyroid surgery at Cleveland Clinic. Detroit visitors Gerald and Norman Esch with Miss Grace Shrover to Destroit, with Miss Shrover staying two weeks. Miss Grace Paterson in Nebraska City hospital two more weeks. Mrs E Mee Berk of South Carolina visiting Mrs J G Starr on Gates Avenue. Mrs Frederick Griffin of Missouri visiting in city with Dr and Mrs B E Saunders. Griffin to arrive in three weeks. Mr and Mrs FE Chan and son Lester of Rahway NJ and Mr and Mrs E V Ondrack Sr with Miss Helen Krabacz of Cleveland hosted by Pete Boyd. Republican Women’s Club meets. Mrs J W Smith presides. candidates introduced by Mrs M E Perry. Mrs Russell Hillier sings. Mr and Mrs J T Shook and daughters Martha and Judith plan motor trip to New York beginning Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland Rawson
Venies
California
John Murvach
Harrison Street
Alan Brown
Princeton Avenue
Cleveland Clinic
Robert Esch and Sons
Gerald and
Norman
Detroit
Michigan
L. Shrover
South Middle Avenue
Mrrile Shrover
Destroit
Grace Paterson
Elyria
St. Mary's Hospital
Nebraska City
Neb
E. Mee Berk
South Carolina
J. G. Starr
Gates Avenue
Frederick C. Griffi Joseph
Missouri
B. E Saunders
Middle Avenue
Griffin
FE. Chan
Lester
Rahway
New Jersey
BE. V Ondrack Sr
Helen Krabacz
Cleveland
Pete Boyd
Bellefield Avenue
Republican Women’s Club
J. W. Smith
M. E. Perry
Russell Hillier
J. T. Shook
Martha
Judith
New York
Marriage License Applications for Elyria Lorain County
Several Elyria and Lorain residents appear on a marriage license list. William Arnd 28 and Elda Tressler 19 are from Elyria, married by Rev Schroeder. Michael G Kuhn 23 and Susanna Veg 19 of Lorain, with Rev Rickert officiating. Theron H Roe 22 and Annabel Ross 20 of Elyria, with Rev Flammer. Donald L Gillett 21, a farm laborer, listed with an apparent partner continuing the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Arnd
Elda Tressler
Elyria
Rev Schroeder
Michael G. Kuhn
Susanna MM. Veg
Lorain
Rickert
Theron H. Roe
Annabel Ross
Flammer
Donald L. Gillett
Beautiful Elyria float prep sparks Lorain links
Jim Armitage notes Elyria Miss and Lorain Mr float preparations for tomorrow night. volunteers rigging lights and flowers, Mayor Vanoster leads Elyria delegation. parade forms at seven, moves at seven thirty, weather wary with rain hoped for but not guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanoster
Elyria
Earl Bacon
Feerball
Lorain
Jupiter Pluvius
Green Urges Labor To Hold Fast To Strike
William Green president of the American Federation of Labor urged the Wisconsin Federation of Labor to keep striking as the most effective weapon against exploitation. He described San Francisco opponents as determined to exploit labor and warned against complacency. He argued unorganized labor harms American industrial peace and said Communistic influence is limited though Reds may be present in a few unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racine
Wis
William Green
American Federation of Labor
San Francisco
Wisconsin Federation of Labor
Political Battle Lines Drawn in Montana Senate Race
Helens Mont July 19 Political battle lines were drawn as Montana results from last Tuesday's primary clarified. Burton Wheeler Democratic incumbent will face former Federal Judge George Bourquin for a six year U S Senate term. With 256 precincts yet to hear from James Murray led by about 1000 votes for the Democratic nomination for the unexpired Walsh term. Scot Leavitt won the Republican nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Walsh
U. S
Scot Leavitt
Irish Language Decline Alarms Officials in Free State
London reports that a growing share of inhabitants in the 26 counties are officially labeled Irish speaking yet daily use declines. The Free State Department of Education notes ten years of policy to restore native speech while compulsory school study remains widespread in most districts, except a few western areas where Irish remains a minority language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Free State Department of Education
Ireland
South
Language Decline Stirs Free State Irish Policy Debate
The Free State faces a slow eclipse of Irish as English dominates the economy. Some charters warn only schoolroom use will remain, while the Education Department report urges giving Irish knowledge a money value with a proposed bonus to motivate use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free State
Deparment of Education
Irish Gaeltacht Family Backgrounds Boost Language Fluency
Parents in the Gaeltacht area raise children immersed in an Irish setting. The household Irish environment fosters natural fluency, producing speakers who grow up with the language spoken at home and in daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orerhoulchildren
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Methodist Circle
Ladies’ Home League OF
Salvation Army
Ladies’ Home
Ledue Women's Sewing Club of
Casca Park
Kellogg
Battle Creek
PA Bat
Eagles Ava
Picnic OF Keen Kaster Club
Keer Kutter
Clara Farmer
James Crawford
Cincinnati
Alice Garrett
Omma Jackson
Jackison
Clara Behuke
Lake Avenue
Demolay
Artemas Beebe
de Molay
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Bogate Cottage
Mary Hensman
Ken Botamer
Bridge
Dorothy Atsberger
Delmar Gibson
Lorain Parsonage
Nellie Atsberger
Youngstown
F. H. Gibson
St Joseph's Church
J. N. Robner
Nelle
Atsberger
Frank Wagner
Loyalty
Grafton High School
Loyalty Pals
A. W. Puls
Tresa Kohler
Lakewood
Eula Tongs
Effie Stapleton
Pearl Weichel
Clara Rawson
Virginia Newton
Effie Hl
Grace Doncaster
Lakewood Park
R. A. Arnold
Emmanuel Lutheran Aid Society
Sadie Storer
Charles Coniam
Dave Lindbergh
C. A. Richards
Pic Oerte
Federated Patriotic Societies
Grafton Road
R. Holcomb
Kaley
Faustina Rawson
K. E
T. K. B. Cluo
Mary Low Duffy
Vermilon-on-the- Lake
Lable
Billie Struck
Maxine Bannon
Bernice Sahl
Ralph Miller
Stop 15
Miss Sahl
Hlyria
Berlin Heights
Amherst
Charles Bauldauf
Irene
A. J. Foreman
John Foreman
Brunnerdale Seminary
Canton
Wateh Wag
L. C
Chronicle Telegram
Jim
Jim Armitage
Syria
Mr Lorain
Jon Miller
Frank
Bill Smith
Paul Wainwright
Lovie Herrork
Lorayi
Iover
Ruth E. Haines
Botlington
Nicholas Lemko
Olga Lemkoff
Loraim
Krackmatin
Green
Montana
Broad St
Blue Bird Restaurant
Court Street
Stewart-Warner
Heldmyer Howe
Century Park
Disney
Carl Goetz
4Th Street
Deckle Edge
The
Brown Co
Lodi St. Elyria, Ghio
Voapak
Broad Street
Guiar Shoe
O.P.S. Electric Shops, Inc
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