August 2nd Wedding Planned for Miss Sinerson and Alfred Morse
Wealtha Sinerson announces her approaching marriage to Alfred Morse on August second. The couple will wed at Second Congregational Church with Dr. A S Kemp officiating after a party at The Gables with 22 guests and prizes given to LaVonne Stevens Jeanette Terry and Mrs Sinerson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Sinerson
Alfred Morse
Wealtha Sinerson
B. H. Sinerson
Floral Court
Louis Morse
Lodi Street
the Gables
Gloance
LaVonne Stevens
Jeanette Terry
Sinerson
Second Congregational Church
A. 5. Kemp
Surprise Program At Beekeepers Meeting
Lorain County Beekeepers Association members enjoyed a surprise program at Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Green’s Adelbert avenue home. E R Root of the A I Root Company Medina brought Sartar Singh, an Indian agricultural appointee studying American beekeeping, who visited Dr. Phillips at Cornell and will speak at Medina on August 4 and 6. A future meeting is planned for August 16 hosted by Mr. and Mrs. O VanHamn of Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Beekeepers’ Association
Harvey
Green
Adelbert Avenue
E. R. Root
A. I. Root Company
Medina
Sartar Singh
India
Indian Department of Agriculture
Singh Gpen
Dr. Phillips
Cornell University
United States
Lords’ Association
O. VanHamn
Amherst
Bride Laura Doman Weds Sidney Kostyen in Ripley NY
Mr and Mrs S Doman of 552 Vulcan street announce the marriage of their daughter Laura to Sidney Kostyen son of Mrs Esther Kostyen of 1717 East Thirtieth street Lorain. The marriage was solemnized in Ripley New York on Sunday July 18 Attending the couple were Miss Esther Fidele of Elyria and Alfred Horkey of Lorain. Mr and Mrs Kostyen plan to reside in Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Doman
Vulcan Street
Laura
Sidney Kostyen
Esther Kostyen
East Thirtieth Street
Lorain
Ripley
New York
Esther Fidele
Elyria
Alfred Horkey
Kostyen
Floor Show at YMCA Dance Hosted by Twentieth Century Club
About fifty guests attended the third radio dance at the YWCA last Saturday evening. A six act floor show followed, featuring a military tap routine by Betty Bishop's studio, readings by Carol Christman, piano pieces by Edmund Wright, a song and dance number by Jean Diederick, and a tenor solo by Joseph Tonry. The Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra performed The Merry-Go-Round Broke Down in three movements. Light refreshments were served at midnight, with music by Robert Eady. Chaperones were Mr and Mrs William Gebhardt and Mr and Mrs E J Rothgery. The arrangements were led by Jim Brown, Karl Eady, John Mowry, and Joseph Towry Jr. The Ladies Auxiliary to VFW met for a brief session led by Mrs Bertha Mullroy. an informal social followed and refreshments were hosted by a committee headed by Mrs Anna Powell. The Auxiliary will meet again August second to announce picnic plans and form committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Club
Y. W. C. A. Symnosium
Betty Bishop
Carol Christman
Edmund Wright
Jean Diederick
Stage Arts Studio
Joseph Tonry
Phinnydelphia UN Symphonic Orchestra
Robert Eady
William Gebhardt
E. J. Rothgery
Jim Brown
Karl Eady
John Mowry
Joseph Towry, Jr
Bertha Mulroy
Anna Powell
Licensees from Wellington Lorain and nearby towns
Howard Close 24 a Wellington mechanic and Marie Newton 22 a Wellington resident. Mike Pavlovic 48 a Lorain steelworker and Coreta Milosic 40 a Lorain resident. st Dunygn 27 a Cleveland ice cream maker and Ruth Kas per 22 a Grafton Township resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Close
Wellington
Marie Newton
Mike Pavlovic
Lorain
Coreta Milosic
St Dunygn
Cleveland
Ruth Kasper
Grafton Township
Miss Dorothy Ives And Earl Chandler Wed In Quiet Ceremony
Miss Dorothy Ives and Earl Chandler wed in a quiet morning ceremony at the Second Congregational church with immediate family present. The couple left for a two week motor trip through northern Canada and will reside at the bride's Grafton road home after their return. The bride, a Eaton High School and Elyria Business College graduate, works at Harshaw Chemical. the groom, a Oberlin College graduate, is a chemist at Harshaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Ives
Earl Chandler
Second Congregational Church
Edith Ives
Grafton Road
John Chandler
Tenth Street
A. E. Kemp
Heida Wos Attitade
Chandler
Canada
Eaton High School
Elyria Business College
Harshaw Chemical Company
Elyria High School
Oberlin College
The
Canton And Auxiliary Honored At Convention
Reports from the department council meet in Cambridge were presented at Canton Lorain No 93 and Ladies Auxiliary No 11 meetings. Captain Sam Powers led the Canton session and Betty Berger presided the auxiliary. Nellie Wilson was installed as chaplain of the department council. Canton No 95 was honored with past captain Carl Berger installed as chief patriarch, and captain Sam Powers with Roy Malham named guards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department Council
Cambridge
Canton Lorain No
Sam Powers
Canton
Betty Berger
Berger
Berenice Thompsont
Cleveland
Nellie Wilson
Canton No. 95
Carl Berger
Ohio
Roy Malham
Tonight's Community Calendar Highlights
Truth Seekers meet at United Presbyterian 248. Republican Women host speakers at Woman's Club with candidates. Mary-Martha Class at St Pauls hosts an evening party at Pallas residence on Griswold. Men’s Bible class guests. Women’s Welsh Club holds business meeting and installs officers at 350 East River Street at 7 39. Ta-Wa-Si Club picnic. Tota Xu meets Ann Stolz at 15 Sixteenth Street. Orne Sempre Club with Mrs H H Wellert on Chestnut Ride. Teneza Club with Jennie Kowalesky Bond Street. Ladies Auxiliary to Eagles at Elyria Lodge 103 1 0 F alools, Daughters of Scotia at Frank S Harmon Lodge. Junior Order of United American Mechanics meets. Also a China note: Tsai Kwei-pao, 37, sentenced to death in Nanking on fourth theft conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Church
Republican Women's Club
Woman's Club
Mary-Martha
St. Paul’s Church
Pallas
Griswold Road
George Smith
East River Street
Church of Christ
Tota Xu
Ann Stolz
Sixteenth Street
Orne Sempre Club
H H. Wellert
Chestnut Ride
Teneza Clab
Jennie Kowalesky
Bond Street
Eagles
Elyria Lodge
F. Alools
T Daughters of Scotia
Frank S. Harmon
Two Elyria Couple Wed In Evening Ceremony
Miss Geneva Shinskey and Herbert Disbrow were married by Rev Will Foster at his home on Harvard Avenue this evening at seven thirty. The bride, daughter of Mrs Christine Shinskey, wore navy marquisette with white accessories and heirloom jewelry while her sister Grayce wore pink. Best man Sam Dellefield supported the groom, and sixteen guests attended a reception at the bride’s home. The couple plan an eastern motor trip and will reside at Stop 8 Lake Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Foster
Church of Christ
Geneva Shinskey
Herbert Disbrow
Harvard Avenue
Christine Shinskey
Chestnut Street
Disbrow
Clara Disbrow
Lake Avenue
Miss Shinskey
Grayce Shinskey
Sam Dellefield
Mr. Disbrow
Mrs. Disbrow
Amherst High School
Tru Value
Elyria High School
the Steel and Tubes, Inc
Eee
League Has Guests at United Presbyterian July Meeting
The Men's Missionary League met in the church parlors with eighteen members and twenty-one visitors. Highlights included duets by F. A. Yost and Harriett Seeley, Dr. Mills J. Taylor and W. E. Corey letters, Rev. G. A. Brown's Colorado trip lecture with colorful photos, and images of Gulag Masib the Indian missionary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men's Missionary League
United Presbyterian Church
Robert Davies
F. A. Yost
Lave Divine
Harriett Seeley
League
G. A. Brown
Colorado
Gulag Masib
India
C. I. Bristol
T. F. Seliers, Co
Hospital admissions and discharges list readied
A mixed hospital notices list names several patients and staff and notes admissions and discharges. Names include Mrs Theodore En mle, Mrs Wilton McKitrick, Robert Brown, Mrs Jacob Bauer, Ellen Skorke, Torothy Raphael, Mrs Ora White, George Chapman, Edward Kline, Charles Ruble, Carl Seabold. Addresses accompany several entries and locations include Columbia Station, Park Avenue, West 12, Huron Street, East River, Avon, La Grange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admissons
Theodore Enmle
West Avenue
Wilton McKitrick
Columbia Station
Robert Brown
Park Avenue
Jacob Bauer
Williams
Ellen Skorke
Tuscarawas Etreet
Torothy Raphael
Dewey
Ora White
Tannery Street
George Chapman
East River
Edward Kline
Huron Street
Dincharges
Charles Ruble
Avon
Carl Seabold
la Grange
Many Elyria Residents Enjoy Social Visits and Travel
A long list of local residents and guests fills the personals, noting visits across Ohio and beyond. Mrs. Thomas Berry hosts in Elyria while family and friends travel to Canada, Tennessee, Toledo, Havana, and Seville. Upcoming travels include a Senior Friendship Club Put-In-Bay trip and visits from Cleveland, Columbus, and Scotland.
Meetings postponed at St Pauls circle one church
Circle 1 of St Pauls church meetings scheduled for Thursday were postponed due to the death of Mrs Lyle Conrad, sister of Mrs Raweler, president of the Circle. Pant Chiefs of Pythian Kin t e ra meet Thursday evening with Mrs Marian Hhrubsole hosting at Mrs Anna Hoard’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle 1
St. Paul's Church
Mra
Lyle
Coonrad
Mre. Raweler
Pythian Kintera
Marian Hhrubsole
Anna Hoard
Park Service Draws 300 in Wellington Sunday
In Wellington Ohio at least 300 people attended a park service Sunday evening led by Rev J H Green pastor of First Baptist church with Rev J S Green from Methodist Episcopal church reading scripture and Rev H K Finley of Holyia delivering a prayer Missionary Ruth Hege spoke about Congo experiences and next week Rev J H Green will preach at park service with Rev L Green scheduled for August 7 the gatherings are hosted by Baptist and Methodist churches and open to all with ample seating
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Ohio
J. H. Green
J. S. Green
Methodial Episcopal
H. K. Finley
Baptist Church
Hlyria
Robert Rodgers
Howard Hilliker
Precious Place
Jeannette Mitler
Park
Ruth Hege
Belgian Congo
Africa
Venezuela
South America
L. &. Green
Baptist
Methodist
Knights of Pythias confer ranks and consider temple move
To confer two ranks Page and Esquire Knights of Pythias will meet this evening at seven o clock in Woodman hall. An important business meeting follows to discuss moving to the new Pythian temple. Mrs C Mason hosted a bingo benefit for Eagles Auxiliary with prizes to Flossie Massey Emma Wuberman Agnes Rogers. The auxiliary also holds a regular meeting tonight followed by bingo with Agnes Rogers as hostess. Members of Captain P D Beaty Circle and guests from Cleveland enjoyed a Cascade Park picnic with bingo and a prize to Mrs Margaret McKinley. The Isinus Sorority held a Wiener roast at Vermilion on the Lake with plans for a skating party at Crystal Beach on July 26 and an excursion to Put-In-Bay on August 15. Marjorie Mosley elected a new member. The Colonial Club elected officers with Mrs W A Reed hosting a Monday meeting at Harvard avenue, electing Mrs Charles H Savage as president and others. Next meeting will be August second at Elyria Woman's Club with Mrs Salisbury and Mrs Reed in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunny Side Up Club
J. F. Barnes
Cleveland Street
Rose Moore
William Bruck
Alice Hinderer
George Smith
George Carr
Meeet
Grace Carr
Longfellow Avenue
Chevalier Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Woodman Hall
Page
Esquire
Pythian
C. Mason
Lodi Street
Eagles Auxiliary
Flossie Massey
Emma Wuberman
Agnes Rogers
P. D. Beaty
Cleveland
Cascade Park
Margaret McKinley
Isinus Sorority
Vermilion-on-the- Lake
Ruth Miadock
Sue Kasper
Crystal Beach
Put-In-Bay
Marjorie Mosley
W. A. Reed
Colonial Club
Harvard Avenue
Charles H. Savage
J. H. Hurst
Guy B. Findley
Dan C. Martin
Elyria
F. W. Salisbury
Vacation for Rev Green as church plans fundraiser show
The M E church board grants Rev Lonzo Green and his wife a vacation the week of August. Dr Vernon Wagar will preach in his absence on a sermon titled God or Season. The Gospel choir will sing. To raise funds for Sunnyeders and Hustlers 4 H to attend Camp Crag August 10 14 the annual show is July 27 at Herrick Auditorium. Attractions include a vaudeville act with a mystery Shirley Temple, Mary Landall and Robert Bartlett with electric guitars, comedies and dancing by locals. A son was born to Mr and Mrs L C Wolfe of Taylor Street Saturday morning. Neill Rogers Huntington Park California will show pictures at the Stamp Club meeting tonight at 7. The July All Church Night has been postponed. Charles Willard is on crutches but attended services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas L. Berry
Balthicra
Third Street
Betty Kreutzfeld
Endley Apartments
Harriet Wendt
Toledo
Ohio
Beatrice Scarborough
West River Street
Nancy Ann Walls
Tennessee
Arletta Crawford
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Edward Sawinski
Ellen Walls
Havana
Cuba
Elyria
Kenneth Peters
Lake Avenue
Leavittsburg
Albert Bartholomew
Ciy
Joe Fritz
Ronnie Schilke
Midway
Pennsylvania
Siser
S. C. Arndt
Cleveland
Pape
Parkview Court
J. H. Smith
Glenn
Oxford
George Sweet
Columbus Street
Lewiston
Brown Bear Cottage
Green
M. E. Church
Lonzo
Vernon Wagar
Sunnyeders
Hustlers
Camp Crag
Herrick Auditorium
Shirley Temple
Mary Landall
Robert Bartlett
Sandusky
L. C. Wolfe
Taylor Street
Neill Rogers
Huntington Park
California
Stamp Club
M. E
Charles Willard
Calif
L. A
Milton Elliott
Rocky River
F. L. Baker
Elliott
M B Church Sunday Bible Conference Sees Sessions at Lakenide
The M B Church holds a Sunday morning Bible conference at Lakenide this week and next. Misa Rebecca Ayers, roommate of Jean Phelps and Kent Normal, visited the Phelps home. The Luce reunion gathered at Huron on Sunday. Jubler Gospel choir sang Nature’s Anthem of Praise under Joanne Whiteside, and a quartet of Ireta Page Charles Willard Jr Jeanne Whiteside Robert Voxtheimer performed Under His Wings. Rev L S Green preached on For He That Hath to Him Shall Be Given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible Conference
Seasion
Lakenide
Misa Rebecca Ayers
Jean Phelps
Kent Normal
Phelps
Courtland Straet
Ed. Turner
Luce
Huron
M. B
Jubler Gospel Choir
Nature
Joanne Whitcside
Ireta Page
Charles Willard, Jr
Jeanne Whiteside
Robert Voxtheimer
L. S. Green
Pfeiffers Host Two Reception at North Main Street
The Pfeiffer home at 08 North Main Street hosted two Sunday receptions for guests Mr. and Mrs. George Pfeiffer of Miami Florida who are brothers and sister in law to T M Pfeiffer. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Peet Mr. Vernon Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pfeiffer of Litchfield Mr. and Mrs. William Pfeiffer of La Grange Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Pfeiffer of Wooster and Mr. and Mrs. A B Jones and son Artie B II of Wellington. A three course noon dinner was served and A B Althaus took a group photo of the Pfeiffer family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore M. Pfeiffer
North Main Street
George Pfeiffer
Miami
Florida
Mr. Pfeiffer
T. M. Pfeiffer
Arthur Peet
Vernon
Henry Pfeiffer
Litchfield
William Pfeiffer
la Grange
Arthur Pfeiffer
Wooster
A. B. Jones and Son
Artie B
Wellington
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Dorothy Funk
Real Cleaners
Ripley, N. Y
Batiste
Capitol Theatre
Prince
Prince Charles
Sweden
Elsa von Rosen
Stockholm
Belgium
Leopold
Prince Charles Bernadotte
Acme
Auxiliary
China
Tsai Kwei-pao
Nanking
Helen
Walter Godfrey
Columbia Avenue
William Godfrey
C. E. Cheney
Lyn Buswell
Lakewood
Blaine Street
W. L. Rigo
Geraldine
Donald
James Elemes
Helen Louise
William
Houghton Lake
Albert Younglass
Delbert
Nicholas Klassen
West Virginia
Fremont
Frank Simonovich
Oak Street
Niagara Falls
East
Betty Thatcher
Dorothy Shumaker
Seville
Stewart Archambeau
Erie Street
Bay City
Detroit
Cecil Puls
Second Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Beers
H. W. Stanislawski
William Stanislawski
Ashland
Theodore Engle
Weat Avenue
Friendship Club
Put- In-Bay
Frances Lemon
William Bark
Robena
Gary
Indiana
Beth Park
Glasgow
Scotland
Lewis Ives
Pontiac
Charles Ives
Sumner Street
Bunco
Cora MM. Shepard
Barker St
Junior Grissinger
Courtland
Park Service
G. A. R. Ladies Picnic
M. B. Church
Dorcas Society of the Church of Christ
Charles Allison
Barker Street
First Baptist
Ringell
Wilmot Printing Co
Masonic Temple
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