Miss Helen Wilhelmy to Wed James Rogers of Massachusetts
Miss Helen Wilhelmy announces her engagement to James Rogers of New Bedford Massachusetts. The couple will marry Tuesday morning August sixteenth at St Marys church after a supper bridge hosted by Mrs Anna Wilhelmy. Out of town guests included Mrs Jack Rafferty of Cleveland and Mrs Earl Shields of Vermilion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Wilhelmy
James Rogers
New Bedford
Massachusetts
Shattuck’s
George Allen
Cora Miller
Miss Wilhelmy
Anna Wilhelmy
Gulf Road
Rogers
H. E. Rogers
St. Mary's Church
Jack Rafferty
Cleveland
Earl Shields
Vermlion
Social club games light Oberlin lawn party
Miss Maxine Whitney hosted the Modern Bunco Club in Oberlin with a lanterned lawn gathering. Prizes went to Miss De sores Busch first, Mrs. Max Sluiz ker second, and Miss Sue Corbett consoled. Two guests attended, and the next meeting is set for August third at Mrs. Phil Busch’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Whitney
Oberlin
Bunco Club
Desores Busch
Max Sluizker
Sue Corbett
Carl McRoberts
Elyvia
Amherst
Phil Busch
Artemas Court
Miss Helen Schmauch Shower Highlights Bridge Prizes
A bright party at Miss Doro thy Sudro’s Second Street home featured four bridge tables with prizes for Miss Eleanor Hillmer Miss Merlens Ryan Mrs Beatrice France and Miss Schmauch. Garden flowers decorated the rooms and a pink and green luncheon followed. Miss Schmauch will marry Paddy Ryan on August third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Sudro
Second Street
Helen Schmauch
Eleanor Hillmer
Merlens Ryan
Beatrice France
Schmauch
Special music planned for services at La Porte M E Church
Plans announced by L C Brevoort director of music at La Porte M E Church call for special music at the Sunday School service. Last Sunday the feature included numbers by seven young banjo players: Herbert Kaaiz Bettie Northcraft Bobbie Cromling Jack Refenning Beulah Mason Robert Elbert Gus Elbert. About fifty employees and families of Elyria Savings and Trust Company enjoyed a picnic supper on Louie Smiths lawn. Contests tennis and quets provided entertainment in the early evening. Shirley Yoo of the Meller Bender studios entertained with an acrobatic dance. The lawn was bright with Japanese lanterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilgrot Women’s Association
Women’s Association of Pilgrim Community Church
Rose Oviatt
Forest
W. Bodine
Herbert Young
Bill
Georgie O’ Washington
Anna Margaret Broderick
Emily Scrivens
Anna Scrivens
la Porte Methodist Church
L. C. Brevoort
Herbert Kaaiz
Bettie Northcraft
Bobbie Cromling
Jack Refenning
Beulah Mason
Robert Elbert
Gus Elbert
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
Louie Smith
Shirley Yoo
Meller-Bender Studios
Cora Smith
Mark Osbur
Wellington
Gambier
Ohio
Kenyon College
Osban Grounds
Lorain County church and club gatherings tonight
Tonight in Lorain County Epworth League rallies at Furst Methodist at 7 30. Lorain County Relief Corps holdsCascade Park picnic. A noon tureen dinner and a Dorcas Class picnic are planned at the home of Mr and Mrs R H King on East Avenue Northwest. Encampment and Daughters of Scotia and Dames of Malta meetings, plus Unity Study Class and Sons and Daughters of Liberty events, will also occur at local venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 1
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ed. Stang
Woodland Avenue
Stanz
A D Penrod
Sin Schubert
Wilcox
Lorain County Epworth League
Furst Methodist Church
Lorain County Relief Corps
Cascade Park
Dorcas
Church of Christ
R. H. King
East Avenue
Daughters of Scotia
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Dames of Malta
C. F
Unity
Hospital Notes and Local Social Gatherings Reported
Admissions include Mrs Alphonso Washington Mrs Fred Porter and George Neuberger. Discharges list Mrs Leonard Adams and others. Golden Rule Bible class met for a social afternoon at Mrs F A Lawrence Eastern Heights Boulevard with six members and seven guests. Catholic Daughters picnic at Cascade Park featured contests and prizes for both children and adults. A daughter’s birthday party for Eleanor Graber included games and refreshments. Lor-Lei Club hosted a regular bridge meeting at Mrs Crystal Brown’s Lorain home with prizes awarded. Mr and Mrs Hugene Bees of Chicago expected to visit Lorain for two dances at Nickle Plate Grove with music and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alphonso Washington
18Th Street
Fred Porter
13Th Street
George Neuberger
Grafton
Leonard Adams
West Avenue
Henry Malm
Tattersall Street
Lowell Storck
Boston Avenue
Betty Palos
E. Bridge
Flord Staysnick
Fairlawn
United Presbyterian Church
F. A. Lawrence
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Catholic Daughters of America
Cascade Park
Jean Gray
Alice Foreman
Jimmie Young
Hal Knechtges
Jack Young
Eleanor Fistler
Leo Webber
Bernadine Webber
Marjorie Young
Zetta Kassling
Thelma Gray
Gertrude Adams
Ann Burke
Sammie Young
Crystal Brown
Lorain
Natalie Bailey
Mary Henry
Mary Wolf
Oberlin Avenue
DeMolays Install Officers at Evening Meeting
The DeMolay chapter No 44 held a regular meeting at the I O O F Hall with installation of officers including Master Councilor Ras adore Washke and several others. Afterward music and gifts followed by a ventriloquist act and prayers as the meeting closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David J. Nye
Order of DeMolay
I. O. O. F. Hall
Rasadore Washke
William Yoo
Ralph McDonald
Harlo McNally
Jack Allen
Fred Culp
Wilbert Bauer
Sentinel
Robert Broadwell
Earl Whitten
Arthur Boyer
Jack Hanniford
Charles DuCoty
Harold Dicken
Roland Faulhaker
Ernest Buswell
Douglas Wiggins
Clinton Heidrich
Alfred Luther
Emerson Smith
Norwood Baumhardt
Robert MacDonald
Baumhardt
Jewel
Clifford Roe
Charles Willen
Local social notes highlight visits and travels
Mrs Heath of Pittsburgh visits Mrs Caroline Reese then returns home. Mrs Kraft of Little Neck arrives in Elyria to stay with the Hudnutts. United family guests, siblings and relatives visit from Detroit, Clearfield, Columbus, Amherst, and Lakewood. Nurses Miss O Donnell and Miss Robinson pass state exams. Several residents plan longer trips to England and Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heath
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Caroline Reese
Reynold Kraft
Little Neck
Long Island
Elytla
A. C. Hudnutt
Stanford Avenue
Kraft
Hudnutt
John Cushing
Henry Hartz
Detroit
Michigan
W. J. Lea
Amherst
Ruth Englert
Lakewood
Ohio
Elsis
Ida Dellefield
Edison Highway
Dorothy O'Donnell
Alice Robinson
Charity Hospital
J. Barden
Della Milter
Pontiac
James Milter
Thirteenth Street
F. J. Mahike
Carol
Portland
Maine
L. E. Bousseur
East. Avenue
New York
Fire Menaces Voting Booth on East Broad Street
A voting booth on an East Broad Street lot was endangered when grass on the lot caught fire from a bonfire used to dispose of rubbish removed from the booth yesterday afternoon. The fire threatened the structure but caused no report of injuries or further damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Broad Street
Booth Fire Put Out Without Damage
Firemen responded during cleanup to a small blaze in a booth. The fire was extinguished quickly and caused no damage to the booth or surrounding area.
Fashioned in Frills and Folds of Past Attire
The article recalls historical dress norms with men wearing tight waists and full petticoats, stays, stomachers, muffs, earrings, love locks, and heavy cosmetics. It contrasts gendered attire across eras and notes elaborate, misic margins of style.
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Oclely
ZONTA
Second Congregational Church
Vera Strohl
West Street
Century Park
Barbara Sparks
Gertrude Storer
Thelma Page
Irene Hastings
Sue Simsic
Esther Markel
Wilms Jacobs
Mildred Neufer
Violet Olmsted
Hilda Stiles
Elsie
Bessie Douglas
Catherine Radcliffe
Betty Ott
LODGE
Sons of Union Veterans’ Auxiliary
G. A. R. Hall
Hattie Smith
del Cleveland
Texas
Elyria
Helen Coniam
Springfield
Illinois
Jessie Coniam
National Aid
J. J. Howlett
ST. John’s
Blaser
CLR
E. J. Blaser
Coterie Bridge Club
Gar
Ford Avenue
Mas
Poor
Mrs
Henry Theman
St. Petersburg
Florida
Women’s Home Missionary Society
Second Methodist Church
Simms
Jennie Clark
HE. Hill
Ida Clark
H. Robinson
Johnson
Pitts
Whitworth
C. B Young
Nichols
C. Smith
N. Clark
Harris
M. Finley
Myrtle Brown
Circle NO. 6
M. E. Church
la Porte M. E. Church
Smith Home
Midget Beauty Parlor
W. Browd St
L. P. Graber
Chestnut Street
Eleanor
Mrs. Orill
Miss Graber
Rosemary Graber
Betty Koepke
Virgina Smith
Lucille Tarnowski
Leone Miowski
Edna Mae Or
Hugene M Bees
Chicago
Hlimois
Charles Crehore
Nickle Plate Grove
West
North LaGrange
Evangelical Women's Union
Evangelical Women’s Union of
St. Paul's Church
Karl Rose
Dunkirk
Circle No 1
Edward Hartwell
Suffern
Summer Hartwell
Park Avenue
LaGrange M. E
4Th St
Carson
Capitol Theatre
England
Scotland
Ireland
Wales
Murda Berger
Clifford Schroeder
Amherst Hospital
Schroeder
J. Seeley
Don W .Harter
Akron
William Graves Sharp
Washington Avenue
Frank LaFon
Alvin
Mossbarger
Princeton Avenue
Sylvia Smith
Dona Ras Whiney
Dorothy Patterson
Evelyn Kieffffer
Irene Hollis
Faith Starkey
Ruth McGinnis
Ada Mae Ransom
Valeria Hollis
Lois Ketcham
Vermulion-on-the- Lake
Walter Ludwig
J. L. Ludwig
Myrtello Beauty Shop
Broad St
Nano’s Bakery
Vestal
East Ave
Winckles St
THE
Walton Ice & Fuel Company
Hunting Valley Club Soda
Winckles Street
Lisle
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