Miss Agnes Dengate Weds Lynn Heinzerling in Elyria Ceremony
Miss Agnes Dengate daughter of Mr and Mrs Will Dengate of 420 Ninth Street married Lynn Heinzerling son of Mrs Grace Heinzerling of 125 Harvard Avenue today at St Marys Parish House. The couple were attended by Miss Mary Lou Dengate and Arnold Heinzerling. After a home wedding breakfast twenty guests were treated to pink decor and a three tier cake. The couple plan a later home on Kenilworth Road in Sheffield Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Dengate
Will Dengate
Ninth Street
Lynn Heinzerling
Grace Heinzerling
Harvard Avenue
Father Lux
St. Mary's Parish House
Mary Lou Dengate
Arnold Heinzerling
Heinzerling
Kenilworth Road
Sheffield
Ard Ernom
Elyna High School
Associa
Obia Univer
Sehoe
Elyria $2 Bank
Bri Ince
Rev Fowler Returns to Pulpit at Church of Christ
Rev Fowler resumes preaching at Church of Christ at Second and Chapel Streets tomorrow at 10 30 A M with sermon titled A Great Fish Story Junior Church also at 10 30 A M in the Junior Department rooms Bible School gathers at 9 30 A M with separate openings Mrs J A Smith leads as general Superintendent Jas M Crandall is general Secretary and Herman Gannett directs music Christian Endeavor meets in the upper room at 6 20 P M Lee Prentice presides These are public services inviting community attendance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fowler
Church OF Christ
Second
Chapel Streets
Canada
J. A. Smith
Jas. M. Crandall
Herman Gannett
Christian Endeavor Society
Lee Prentice
Bride of Late Summer Honored by N F W Club Associates
The Nettie Finch Webber Club of the Church of Christ hosted a late summer picnic at 1754 East Avenue in a delighful setting. Miss Louise Smith received telegram clues leading to a surprise gift of an electric mixer and a car with curtain license plates. The club noted Miss Smith’s upcoming marriage to Ward W. Millar of Chicago and announced no August meeting with September hosting planned by Mrs. Deane Burna at 1986 East Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
East Avenue
Nettie Finch Webber
Church of Christ
Louise Smith
Phil Robson
Florence Stetson
Louse Smith
Miss Smith
Ward W. Millar
Chicago
Deane Burna
Pilgrim Church Outing Planned at Berchel Farm
Members and friends of Pilgrim church school and Pilgrim church will hold their annual outing tomorrow at the J. P. Berchel farm on Telegraph road. Those going should meet at the church at 9:30 for transportation. A good program has been planned and those wishing to obtain a New Testament may receive one tomorrow. All members and friends are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilgrim Church School
Pilgrim Church
J. P. Berchel
Telegraph Road
Church Services and Community Notices Across Lorain District
A readable montage of local church events and community group reports. It covers United Presbyterian and Methodist services with sermon topics and Bible lessons, a Century Park picnic by the Order of the Eastern Star, and later notes on Protected Home Circle membership drives and upcoming juvenile circle activities in Elyria. Names include Faustina Rawson, Charles Barton, Robert Hand, and Rev G Duncan Hinkson, with dates and venues in Lorain area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Astern Star
Century Park
Lorain
Faustina Rawson
Mmatron
Elyria
California
Charles Barton
Robert Hand
Artrangements
Mabel Dehn
Conley Reese
Carl Miller
Minnie Gard
Marie Carford
George Wieseke
Marion Hand
Grace Barton
Louis Ich
J. W. Brown
St Pauls Church scene of Manns Tomasheska nuptials
Thelma Tomasheska and Russell H Manns wed at St Pauls Church with a decorated altar and wedding march. The bride wore a white taffeta gown with lace cap veil, attended by maid of honor Ethel Tomasheski and matron of honor Mrs Altice Pimen, as guests included bridesmaids in green and orchid gowns and flower girls. After ceremonies a wedding chaser and reception followed as both families and locals from Starkey Road and Oberlin celebrate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Church
Thelma Tomasheska
Henry Tomasheska
Starkey Road
Russell H. Manns
Henry Manns
Oberlin
Robert Moore
Suse
Ralph Stearns
Rav
Ern
Ethel Tomasheski
Delphinium
Altice Pimen
Sterquet
Gladioti
Thelma Manns
Margaret Anthony
Bridas
Fubutle
Carolene
Ailean Starkey
Merher
Andrew J. Pitman
George PaHas
George Hird
Tomasheska
Community clubs and church vote meet Monday
Rainbow Girls hold final summer event. Colonial Club meets with Mrs. LA H Stoddard of Sixth Street. Et Yet Club with Mazine Smith of Lake Avenue. Captain PD Reely Circle meets at Woodman Hall. BBB Club postpones meetings through August. Grate Lutheran Church voting members gather at 7 30 for important meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Girls
LA. H. Stoddard
Sixth Street
Mazine Smith
Lake Avenue
P. D. Reely
Woodman Hall
Grate Lutheran Church
Creative Prayer sermon at Methodist Church marks sesquicentennial
The fourth sermon of the Methodist Church sesquicentennial year is titled Creative Prayer. Services start at 7:45 A M with a one hour service. Church School opens at 9:39 led by Dwight Burr. Epworth League devotion at 6:30 P M in the social hall led by Miss Marion Upp. Morning worship features a choir anthem directed by Robert Moore and organ numbers by Louise Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Church
Elijah
God
Kings
John the Baptist
Methodist Church
Leon Sesqui
America
Dwight Burr
Epworth League
Miss Marion Upp
Robert Moore
Louise Brown
Tigredia Social Club Meets at Vermilion Cottage
The Py thian Sisters group Tigredia met at Mrs. Ruby Smith’s Vermilion-on-the-Lake cottage with thirty five attendees at 12 34. Activities included swimming bridge and bunco. awards went to Mrs. Arthur Devinnay for swimming and to Mrs. Myrtle Thorley and Mrs. Lulian Boddy for bunco and bridge. Royal Neighbors held a routine session in Woodman Hall. The charter was draped for deceased member Lizzie Foster. An August 3 meeting will follow with a social hour and a special committee in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Protected Home Circle
Elyria
Macabee's Hall
Russell Dunford
Earl Dunford
Chicago
Bessie Leonhart
Anna Gehrke
Philips
Cleveland
Tigredia Social Club
Ruby Smith
Pythian Sisters
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Bridge
Arthur Devinnay
Bunceo
Myrtle Thorley
Lulian Boddy
Royal Neighbors
Lorain
Woodman Hall
Lizzie Foster
Culture Club Picnic At Hubbard Cottage
Eighteen members and one guest of the Culture Club motored to Mrs. BE Hubbard’s summer home in Avon for a tureen picnic. The day included social time and swimming. Guest present was Mrs. R Shrivock. assisting hostess was Mrs. Georgia Lenertz, daughter of Mrs. Hubbard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culture Club
Hubbard Cottage
BE. A. Hubbard
Avon
R. Shrvock
Georgia Lentertz
Miss Faye Winslow Weds John L Dean in July ceremony
Mr and Mrs John Winslow of Dover Center announce the marriage of their daughter Faye to John L Dean of Aiden New York. The groom a Dartmouth graduate and Theta Chi member, the couple were wed in July and will reside at 27 Ter Ridge Road Dover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Winslow
Dover Center
Faye
John IL. Dean
John R. Dean
Aiden
New York
Dartmouth College
Theta Chi
Grace Lutheran Church to hold preaching and meeting
Grace Lutheran Church notes a morning worship service tomorrow with Rev. F J Schumm preaching on Beware of prophets and the laity's duty to distinguish false from true. Monday at 7 20 pm a special meeting of voting members will be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran Church
F. J.schumm
Christ
Reverend neighbour to speak Sunday at First Baptist Church
The First Baptist Church schedules Rev Ralph Neighbour to deliver the morning sermon on What One Consecrated Christian Accomplished while his son Rev Relpa Neighbour of Northumberland Pa assists due to the elder’s coast trip. Bible School opens at 9 20 A M with separate classes. Evening services begin 7 39 P M with music by Chorister F A Yost and congregational requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Neighbour
First Baptist Church
Reighbour
Purvist
Relpa
Northumberland
Ghbour
Bible School
L. A. Obitts
Spencer, O
Rev
Neighbour
Met
F. A. Yost
Armas
Artesian Christian
Sunday Service at 1st Congregational Church
Rev. Wm Wair Auld preaches the third sermon in a series on St John s Gospel tomorrow titled Wie ning Men for Christ at the 1st Congregational church. Special music by David Meikle of Cleveland singing The Ninety and Nine by Jeoffrey O Hara.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
1St Cong's
Wm. Wair Auld
1St Congregational Church
David Meikle
Cleveland
Jeoffrey O'Hara
Beaten Path Sermon and Duet at Second Congregational
Reverend Wiseman continues the Parable of the Sower series with The Beaten Path from Matthew 13. Mrs. Frank Pages and Frank Spencer sing 12 duets Nearer My God to Thee as part of a combined service starting at 10 a.m. The lesson study covers First Kings 19 Elijaa Hears Gods Voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
2Nd Cong's
Wiseman
Second Congregational Church
Frank Pages
Frank Spencer
Elijaa
30 Years at the Switchboard in London Exchange
Two sisters, Troy Miss Gras Ballenger and Miss Besse Ballenger, show 62 years of combined service at the London telephone exchange. Ballenger sisters began in 1904 and have worked at the switchboard for multiple decades, often taking vacations together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te Ophore Exchange
London
Besse Ballenger
Goodwill Bible Class Picnic in La Porte
The Goodwill Bible Class of the First Congregational Church held a gathering in La Porte yesterday. Attendees formed plans for a birthday dinner and social activities, with discussions on admiration and praise among participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodwill Bible
LA Porte
Goodwill
First Congregational Church
Morris
LPPER ROOM BIBLE CLASS ENJOY OUTING AT LAKE
The Taper Room Bible Class of the First Congregations enjoyed a picnic yesterday at a local park. Members and friends had a dinner and swimming, with Miss Burk Munson in charge of details during the cooler afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake
Taper
C Besen Park
Mary
Buvk Munson
Do ‘Talis
Hospital Notes ad mentions patient names and addresses
An advertisement lists several individuals associated with a hospital notes section including Mrs Clarence Green Carl Seltz Herman Leonart Edwin Spicer Mrs Ave Golecen Mrs John Tite Jack Ides Graf ton Alfred Bauer with street addresses 232 Prof s 454 E Broad 308 Park avenue 205 Park avenue 1321 Hast avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Green
Carl Seltz
S Herman Leonart
E. Broad
Edwin Spicer
Lajes
Ave Golecen
John Tite
Park Avenue
Jack Ides
Grafton
Alfred Bauer
Hast Avenue
Picnic at Crystal Beach Park by Pythian groups
Meeting notices say the Pythian Sisters and Knights of Pythiae plan a picnic tomorrow at Crystal Beach Park near 5730. The event aims to foster fellowship with members invited from the local lodge and district chapters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters and Knights of Pythiae
Crystal Beach Park
Personal notices from Niger colony to Ohio visits
Mrs Joseph McCaba and party visited friends in the city overnight at the home of Mr and Mrs I L Obditts. They plan to return to mission work in Africa in November. Dr and Mrs H K Finley travel to Struchers Ohio today with a Bible conference to follow. Various locals from Xenia Adelbert Detroit Lansing Fremont Tiffin Chicago and Chicago areas are noted in a string of visits and family arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph McCaba May
Niger Colony
French Africa
Il. A. Obditts
Fourth Street
McCaba
African Christian Mission
H. K. Finley
Struchers
Ohio
Finley
Baptist Tabernacle
Mary Ann Wolf
Grinell residents to host visitors and births noted
Miss Katharine Brown of Wooster street will visit a former classmate at Lake Erie College, Miss Edith Deckman of Cleveland. A six and a half pound son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Forest Stanley at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Stanley was previously Miss Aletha Heidrick. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob F. Rentz and son Richard, and Miss Claire Smythe of New Castle Pennsylvania visited Mr. and Mrs. J. Clare George yesterday in Denison Avenue. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Avery of 132 Pasadena Avenues a son on July twenty first at Elyria Memorial hospital. The Misses Edna and Edith Whitney among others left to spend a week at Vermilion on the Lake. Reverend Henry Haserodt of Oakland California and Mr. and Mrs. Buehl of Akron were callers yesterday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schmidgen. Max Haldeman returned home from Elyria Memorial Hospital after an operation. Mrs. Anna Patterson of Elizabeth street left for New York and sails today for an indefinite stay in Scotland aboard the S. S. Cameronia. Mrs. Emma Dill, Mrs. Myrtle Diltz and Mrs. Nora Gagen returned from a motor trip to Lake Chautauqua Watkins Glen and Niagara Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grinell
Iowa
Katharine Brown
Wooster Street
Lake Erie College
Edith Deckman
Cleveland
Forest Stanley
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Stanley
Aletha Heidrick
Jacob F. Rentz
Richard
Claire Smythe
New Castle
Pennsylvania
J. Clare George
Denison Avenue
Albert Avery
Pasadena Avenues
Edna
Edith Whitney
Pearl Godfrey
Jennia Morse
June Harrison
Hope
Jomes Gregg
Doris Jackson
Maude Osborns
Akron
H. H. Gregg
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Henry Haserodt
Oakland
California
Buehl
Charles Schmidgen
Max Haldeman
Glendale Court
Anna Patterson
Elizabeth Street
New York
S. S. Cameronia
Scotland
Emma Dill
Myrtle’ Diltz
Nora Gagen
Lake Chautauqua
Watkins Glen
Niagara Falls
Make Your Own Sunback Dress Edited by Laura I Baldt
Suntan fashion feature promotes a sunback dress pattern with unfastenable suspender straps, suitable fabrics like pique and seersucker, and sizes 14 to 40 bust. Pattern No. 3241 priced 15 cents. request form requires size and address. Summer edition of the pattern book adds fashion tips and beauty health notes. patterns and book priced at 25 cents. Mall to Fashion Bureau Cyma Chronicle Telegram New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciyma Chronicle-Telegram
Fifth Ave
New York
Sawyer Spurns All Campaign Contributions
Lieutenant Governor Charles Sawyer told Bogs county Democrats he will not accept any campaign money for his gubernatorial bid and said no one is authorized to solicit funds for him. He pledged he will not take dollars from any source, either directly or indirectly. A note mentions a cream social on Saturday July 21 at 6:30 on the Court House steps hosted by the M. E. Epworth League with 10 cent prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chillicothe
Charles Sawyer
Bogs County
Democrats
Tce
M. E. Epworth League
Fragmentary note on medieval knightly customs and peace
The fragment suggests a public disavowal of efforts on a person’s behalf and recalls medieval knights who would give the Kiss of Peace before combat. It implies mutual forgiveness of real or imagined wrongs prior to fighting, reflecting chivalric ritual and reconciliation.
Vacation by boat offers with free planning service
Mary P. Redington of Collyer-Miller Co announces boat vacations with varied trips and prices. She invites calls to 35828 Elyria or cards to 2083 E Ninth St Cleveland for free planning, passages, and ticket delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Ninth St
Cleveland
Mary P. Redington
Collyer-Miller Co
Cleveland Trust Annex
Cleveland, Ohio
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G. Duncan Hinkson
M. E
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St. Paul’s Church
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Marrs
Manus
the China Shop
Faye Winslow
John L. Dean
Grace Ballenger
Westlake
Rocky River
Ken Donbey
Orchestra
Pattern Department
N.Y
Laura I. Baldt, A.M
Teachers College
Columbia University
Sawyer
Chronicle Telegram
Imperial Furniture CO
the Kewtie
Kewtie
Kewtie Sandwich Shoppe
Masonic Building
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