Arn for Tonight Family Picnic Notices
Nettie Finch Webber club hosts a family picnic at the Smith home 1754 East Avenue at 6 p.m. Upper Room Bible class plans a Crystal Beach picnic. Royal Neighbors entertain by May June and July birthday committee. Protected Home Circle holds a fundraiser picnic at Century Park. Lutheran Mens Club of Lorain meets in Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Finch Webber
Smith Home
East Avenue
First Congregational Church
Crystal Beach
Warer Hall
Q. E
Century Park
Litheran Mens Club
Lorrain
Amherst
Past Master Jewel Presented After De Molay Installation
A small gathering attended the regular De Molay installation last night as Howard Martin became Master Councilor with officers installed including Charles Hupp, Harold Dickens, and Homer Ross. Harlo McNally received the Past Master’s Jewel, medals were awarded to four rifle team members and others, and Mrs McNally was honored with flowers. Rainbow Girls Pau ine Geitger and Betty Campbell were present along with piano and vocal performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David J. Nye
Order of de Molsay
Harlo McNally
Robert MacDonald
Theodore Washke
Norwood Baumhardt
Harvey Marts
Lorain
Charles Hays
Leroy Dengate
Robert Kriegard
Richard Bell
Eugene Fell
Robert Broadwell
Ray Clif
George Lamberton
Dad” Beebe
Homer Ross
Howard Martin
Char
Ter
Dad Beebe
Ray Vestal
Elyria Commandery
Alvin Malick
Paul Thompson
Charles Hares
Homer Rose
Mr. Reese
Knight Templars
Howard Ahlgrim
Reese
George Baker
Howard Ahblgrim
Paul Thomaspenger
Norwood Baumbat
Harla McNally
Smiths Celebrate 25th Anniversary in Buffalo
Mr and Mrs Charles P Smith of Fairmont avenues after a trip to Buffalo celebrated their twenty fifth anniversary at the home of Mr and Mrs John Nolen. A large company greeted them and presented a salad service. Twenty five guests were seated around a table centered with a silver cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Smith
Buffalo
New York
Charles P. Smith
Fairmont Avenues
John Nolen
Look Young With Mello-Glo Powder Ad
Beautiful women praised for youthful complexions use MEL LO-GLO the new French powder. Purest and smoothest powder known, stays on longer, no flaky or pasty look, no grime or grit. Prevents large pores and never smarts or feels dry. Blends with any complexion. Demand MELLO-GLO one dollar ad.
Gingham party at Woodcock home hosts chat and games
CLTB has Gry GRASE party at Woodcock home. Ruby Woodcock hosts a social evening with Airplane game prizes to Marion Spaetch. Mabel Spaetch wins a consolation prize. Norma Woodcock attends. Guests wear gingham dresses and enjoy luncheon. Next meeting set as pajama party at Doris Smith’s home on State street August 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. S
Ruby Woodcock
Lakeavarne
Marion Spaetch
Mabel Spaetch
Norma Woodcock
Doris Smith
State Street
Daughters of Scotland Host Social Evening at Wurst Hall
Mrs. Mary Holiday and Miss Mary Mahon led the Daughters of Scotland meeting at Wurst Hall last evening. A social hour followed the business session with strong attendance. The next meeting is in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters OF Scotland
Mary Holiday
Mary Mahon
Mitchell
Wurst Hall
Wanda Jalowiec to Wed Frank Zaleski on Labor Day
Mr and Mrs Joseph Jalowiec of 146 Fairlawn announce the coming marriage of their daughter Wanda to Frank Zaleski son of Mr and Mrs George Zaleski of 1513 Wese Avenue The wedding is set for Labor Day in the ceremony announcing a union of two families and their communities
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Jalowiec
Fairlawn Avenue
Wanda Jalowiec
Frank Zaleski
George Zaleski
Wese Avenue
Labor Dar
Marian McMullin Weds F Faulkner In Grafton
Miss Marian McMullin daughter of Mr and Mrs Burt McMullin of LaPorte wed Francis Faulkner son of John Faulkner of Latorange Road on Wednesday July eighteenth at 10 AM in the Immaculata Conception church parsonage Grafton. The bride wore blue silk crepe with net sleeves and a matching turban. Attendant Miss Marjorie McMullin wore yellow silk pique. The groom was supported by his brother John Faulkner as best man. A three tiered wedding cake formed the centerpiece at the reception for seventy guests. The couple departed for a motor trip and will reside at 1va5 East River street after July 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian McMullin
Burt McMullin
LaPorte
Francis Faulkner
John Faulkner
Latorange Road
Immaculata Conception Church
Grafton
Marjorie MccMwlin
la Porte
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Noted
Admissions list includes Mrs John Tite of 206 Park Avenue Carl Hobart of 13 Stanford Avenue Alfred Bauer at 1321 East Avenue Mrs Albert Avery of 132 Pasadena Avenue and Charles Mover of 705 Fast River Street. Discharges record Alfred Bauer of 1321 East Avenue Carl Hobart and Arlene Kearns of 121 Cascade Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tite
Park Avenue
Carl Hobart
Stanford Avenue
Alfred Bauer
East Avenue
Albert Avery
Pasadena Avenue
Charles Mover
Fast River Street
E Avenue
Arlene Kearns
Cascade Street
Post nuptial showers honor AHS Arthur Schmauch
Post nuptial showers in Oberlin and Kipton honor Mrs J Russell Mahar and Miss Tres sis Nixon. Attendees include Mrs Allen Camp, Miss Oval Woodin, Mrs Dell Nixon, Miss Joey Nixon, Miss Gladys Hopkin, Mrs Rose Nixon, and local families. Events feature 5 cent roulette, luncheon, yellow decorations, and prizes. Out of town guests travel from Cleveland and Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tressis Nixon
Oberlin
John Nixon
Jay Ryan
Second Street
Allen Camn
Opel Woodin
Toor Post
Rkur
Uwo
Oval Woodin
Cleveland
Dell Nixon
Joey Nixon
Kipton
Gladys Hopkin
Allen Camp
Amherst
Rose Nixon
Virginia
FL HL Schmauch
Huron Street
Elstia
Nixon
C. E. Koontz
Carnavanne
Franklin Carr
Medina
J. Russell Mahar
Elaine Stilgenbauer
Hazel Mencke
William Burton
Hazel Menche
EB. Stilgenbauer
Lorain
Marriage License Applications Listed for Lorain Area
Paul Petro Jr 26 sign writer and Lorain and Helen Krek 17 Lorain with Rev Lukach. Ross Gaston Mead 23 mechanic and Ida Rufo 20 Lorain with Rev Klukker. The note on Christian ity mentions not despair for any person and a language note that touchy was once tetchy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Petro, Jr
Lorain
Helen Krek
Lukach
Ross Gaston Mead
Ida Rufo
Klukker
Meeting Notes From Colonial Club and Evangelical Union
Colonial Club plans its first meeting of the new year on July 28 with Mrs A H Stoddard of Sixth Street presiding. Evangelical Women's Union reports good attendance at St Paul’s church. program featured devotion by Mrs Mary Fox, talks by Rev Irion on Home Missions and Detroit merger, music by Trene Upton, Flor ente Emilie, Gladys Welton, and a luncheon by Circle No 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Club
A. H. Stoddard
Sixth Street
Evangelical Women’s Union
St. Paul's Church Parelors
A. J. Pitman
Mary Fox
Russell Hiller
Christian Ciship
Ernst Irion
Irion
Cleveland
Evangelical
Trene Upton
Florente Emilie
Gladys Welton
Sandusky
Jehle
Circle No. 5
Personal notices from Elyria area residents
A string of local visitors and guests is listed. Walter Ensign and family are staying two weeks with Mrs. Cora Ensign. Myrtle Wildman arrives to vacation two weeks with her uncle and aunt. Henry Heidrich and Arthur R. Sadler visit Cleveland and New York connections. E. R. Laver undergoes operation at Elyria Clinic. Nearby families host and travel, including Gull, Dellefield, Borie, Duffy, Young, Randall, Hege, and Finley connections, with trips to Michigan, Nebraska, Illinois, Canada, and Massachusetts noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Ensign
Patty
Les
Miami
Lorida
Areng
Forr
Cora Ensign
Riverdale Court
Elyria Clinic
H. M. Miller
West Sixth Street
J. Albert Boyd
Meadville
Pennsylvania
C. D. Guil
Dake
A- M. Gull
South Lorain
Otsero Lake
Gaylord
Michigan
Harold Dellefield
Douglas
Omaha
Nebraska
J. H. Dellefield
Cleveland Street
Mary Margaret Borie
West Avenue
Margaret Duffy
Columbus
Betty Young
Waterloo
Iowa
Borie
St. Mary of-the-Woods College
Terre Haute
Indiana
Hazel Randall
Son
Decatur
Ilinois
H. G. Davidson
Esther Hege
Staten Island Hospital
Staten Island
H. K. Finley
Denison Avenue
Trescott
Norwalk
Dale Trescott
Sixteenth Street
Virginia Bagnall
Memorial Hospital
Helen Whiting Pond
Washington Avenue
Milton
Mass
Bathhurst
New Brunswick
Canada
Picnic, visits, and community notices from Columbia
Local column from Columbia reports Fred Wuerthele's recovery from throat trouble and several weekend family gatherings. It notes a Methodist Sunday School picnic at Olmsted Falls on July 26, a leave from Pomroy for Leonard Prindle, and various family picnics. Also mentions church services, Epworth League activities, a river outing with water melon, Baptist pageant rehearsals, and Busy Bee 4-H club activities including health contest preparation and sewing sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Prindie
Pomroy
J. J. Prindle
Prindle
Leonard
Radah Ring
Oliver
Williard Hathaway
Ruth
Peter Prindle
May Prindle
Quentin
Eva Prindle
West Park
Hincksey Dam
Harold Halderman
Fammers
Laureta Halderman
Lancaster
Mona Halderman
Surgical Dept
Re Iat Hospital
Cincinnati
Dental Dept
Baptist Sunday School
Epworth League
Fields
Miles Johnson
Bruswick
J. H. Jones
M. E. Parsonate
Mary Jane Qirborne
W. River Road
Columbia
Wisdom Seekers Class Meeting at Wel lington Church
Rev and Mrs Baker hosted Wisdom Seekers Sunday School guests at their Pittsfield home last Thursday evening. The gathering included teachers, families, and visitors from Pittsfield Oberlin and Wellington with games, refreshments, and a business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Wellington
Wisdom Seekers
Community Church
Wallace Bear
Robert
Verna Betts
Sylvia
Eva
Pearl Glynn
Albert McDole
Herman McConnell
Frank Mull
Pittsfield
Oberlin
Velma Whitney
Mabel Felton
Myrtle Davis
Myron Brill
Wel
Wellington Fights Over Park Fountain Plan
Controversy over erecting a park fountain ends with council approval contingent on funds raised by popular subscription. 1934 budget approved. Public tennis courts at Fair grounds to open next week. Rebekah and community events follow with birthday observances, club meetings, 4-H notes, reunions, and local briefs from Pittsfield and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Park & Movement
H. B. Couch
Board of Public Affairs
Womens Relief Corp to Host Tea Meeting
At a short Wellington meeting of the Womens Relief Corp a tea will be held next Thursday afternoon July 26 at Mrs Willis Hines home. Members may invite guests and social time will follow. Attendance prize drawn by Mrs Sara Greetham. Chapter projects include Tug donation to Soldiers Homes and housewife sewing kits for Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Workers
Miss Avery
Miss Schubert
Camp Craig
Brevgler
Mary Alice Worcester
Kathryn Piper
Elsie Avery
Hart's Poultry Market Ad Offers Stewing Hens and Broilers
Hart's Poultry Market announces Saturday specials including stewing hens half fries and heavy broilers. Extra fine quality guaranteed. Located at the corner of 2nd and Chestnut Streets with phone service 5874.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart’s
Chestnut Sts
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arn
Ociety
de Molay
Wildercraft
Miss D. Wilder
CLTB
Woodcock Home
John G. Koontz
M. E
Palmer
F. Faulkner
AHS
Arthur Schmalch
James Smith
Church of Christ
Chestnut Ridge
Bassett
W. C. Fower
Res
North Eaton
Charles Boales
ST. Paul's Church
Winckles Avenue
W B. A
Woman's Benefit Association
Woodman’s Hall
Carl Goetz
4Th Street
Brookhouser
Fred Wuerthele J
Busy Bee Club
Ruth Tomes
Elizabeth Churchward
Columbia Busy Bee Girls
Joshua
Evelyn Ad Marion Ziegler
Violet Curtice
Herrick Ave
East
Junior Grissinger
Courtland
Fice
Arthur McClellan
Grace Edwards
Morris Brenner
Donald Brenner
Margery Young
Mildred Brenner
Grace Hemphills
Rebeccas
Noble Grand Association
Past
Noble Grand Association of Dist
Lington
Otis Worcester
Dorothy Waite
Franklyn Wright
Mrs. Baker
Progressive Brothers Boys
Medina County
Robert Sater
Carman
Lois
Elvrra
Henry Heiden
W. A. Sherburne
Ella West
Florine
A. M. Sherburne
Jessie McConnell
Kent P
Ed. McConnell
B. Darby
Birmingham
Elwin Carpenter
Grant
Richard Elwin
Allen Hospital
Bennett
Elyria
C. R. Summers
Church of Christ Sunday School
Rice’s Dam
Womens
Walter West
Nancy Lois
Ada Sherburne
Floyd Olsen
James Strandberg
John Greenfield
Greenfield
Massillon
Jeanne Louise Arnold
Hawkes
Toledo
E. M. Vincent
Ray Johnson
Ohio
M. J. Deyelle
A. J. Root
Ray Coates
R. W. Falls
Guv. White
Antlers
Woodland Ave
Chronicle Telegram
Schlitz
Courthouse Steps
M. E. Epsworth League
Second St
Maryland
Crystal Restaurant
Court Street
Ice
Walton
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