Resar Kistner Marriage Date Announced At Garden Party
At a garden party on East River Road Mr and Mrs John J Resar announced the coming marriage of their daughter Dolores to Albert Kistner son of Mr and Mrs H F Kistner of Ridgeville on August 23 at St Marys church Pinochle and banco were played with prizes to Mrs Stelle Brugge Agnes Resar Jeanette Payne and Miss Gwendolyn Gaines. Refreshments were served to thirty four guests at a pink and yellow decorated long table.
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East River Road
John J. Resar
Dolores
Albert Kistner
H. F. Kistner
Ridgeville
St. Mary’s Church
Stel
Hecker Sparks Nuptials Celebrate Leora Hecker and Donald Sparks
Miss Leora Hecker daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Hecker of Starkey road wed Donald Sparks son of Mrs Sparks of Beverly court on Saturday July 21 at St Pauls church parsonage. Rev Ernst Irton officiated. Attendants included Viola Hecker Barbara Sparks and James Sparks. After ceremony forty two guests attended a wedding dinner at the bride's home. The couple will reside at 112 Beverly court after August first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leora Hecker
Charles Hecker
Starkey Road
Donald Sparkes
Sebel] Sparks
Beverly Court
Ernst Irton
St. Paul's Church Parsonage
Viola Hecker
Barbara Sparks
James Spark
Robert Roberts
Ruffies
James Sparks
Hadge
Sch County
Penta
Ray
E. R. Cleman
Nati
Pieehe
Hamilton
M. Terry
Garvin Avenue
Evrrisa
Third Street
Jarer
Charles Schergens
Teli City
Indiana
Ligpall
Charlie
Thirteenth Street
Shreve
Ohio
Frans Ewing
Hame
Mary Wagner
Seventh Street
Lbs Etroit
Michigan
Kathryn Smith Elected President of Et Yet Club
Kathryn Smith was elected president of the Et Yet Club at a home election meeting. The event featured remarks by Maxine Sc of Avenue and awards given, including the night’s prize to Record Pickett. Hostess crowned the gathering with a luncheon and awards ceremony.
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Kathryn Smith
Jiss Maxine Sc
Avenue
Mamner
W Bridse
Rerd Pickett
Miss Whitney
Leke Avenue
Aneust Geath
Ant
Ladies of G. A. BR plan drive for new members
Ladies of G. A. BR plan a membership drive with a July 31 picnic at Park. An organizing meeting appointed captains and a committee to recruit new members. Mrs. Louise framed the plan and Mrs. Fr ramed Cspta team. a prize awarded to Mrs. for entertaining the writer.
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Ladies OF G. A. BR
Louise Fr Ramed
Cspta
Colonial Club Welcomes Two New Members
The Monday Colonial Club greeted two new members at Sixth Street with Mrs A H Stoddard. Five games of cards were played with four members participating. Refreshments followed. The group planned the next meeting to be at Mrs Ariemas Bee Broad Street.
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Colonial Club
Moday Colonial Club
Mar Vesvetdeay
A. H Stoddard
Sixth Streetz
Participa
Cne
Eiveie
Mes
Ariemas Bee
Fragmentary social notices list attendees and guests
The text lists names of attendees and guests including Mrs James Reisz Mrs Fan, Mrs Martin Schroeder Rawson Ct and others. Breakfast is described as a three course affair with a guest list featuring Emma Nagy Mesdame Toth Boros Damas Trimmel Kua Szucs Vegte Eley and Saber Saapast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Reisz
Fanedata
Bartha Keieman
LeRoy Schroeder
Martin Schroeder Rawson
Julia Karide
John
Ard If As
Hazel Stree
Emma Nagy
Mesdame Toth
Boros
Damas Trimmel
Kua
Szucs
Eley
Saapast
Laa A
Resgaz
Rainbow Girls Meeting Set for August 13
A local Rainbow Girls event is announced for August 13 at 34 0. The notice references new candidates from the state cad and notes a meeting time in the evening.
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Ena
Lark
Anne Kovach Weds Lorain Man In St. Mary's Church
Anne Kovach wed Lorain man at St. Marys Church with Rev Father Lus officiating. Kovach, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Louis Nasipak, and Lorains Steven Horvath, son of Mr. and Mrs Steven Horvath, exchanged vows amid bridal satin gown and floral trappings. Attendants included Misses Nasipak Angelina Thomas and Margaret Mores.
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Anne Kovach
Lorain
St. Mary’s Church
Steven Horvath
St. Mary Eharen
Father Lus
Miss Kovach
Louis Xasipak
Abbe Road
Horvath
Laraia
Cae Nasipak
Angelina Thomas
Margaret ‘Ores
Calendar for the Week Shows Eagles Auxiliary and Events
The calendar lists Eagles Auxiliary practice at St. Marys followed by a card par ty at Elyria. A Mother and Daughter Tea is planned for Ridgeville Congregational Church with Mrs Arthur Scrive and Mrs Mildred Dewhurst in charge. St Andrew's observes services on Wednesday with Commemoration at Episcopal churches.
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Eagies
St . m
Elyria
C.C. F. Hatgrim
Céamnett
Churea
Arthur Scrive
Mildred Dewhurst
Ridgeville
Marriage License Applications Listed
J Bodrar, 28, sid and E Lorain, Rev Re Gerhart, 23, Sta eden Lorain and El y, 21 Lorain Ray.
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J. Bodrar
Sid
Lorain
Re Gerhart
Staeden Lorain
Ely
Lorain Ray
Personal News From Piqua Ohio Society Notes
Piqua area society page reports Mrs. Thomas N. Gotro and others in town as they note relatives visiting Memorial Hospital after an illness. Barbara and Ken Jennings return from two weeks at Crapo Lake Michigan, while others listed include Mr and Mrs Lester Herner and Miss Phoeme Henry with family.
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Piqua
Ohio
Thomas N. Gotroz
Benton Jennings
Barbara
Ken
Crapo Lake
M. Herb
Qbertig Road
Jacob Henry
Charlie Mlenry
Lester Herner
Phoeme Henry
Vernon Romberger
Hospital Notes Admits List of Local Patients
Admission roster includes Mrs Alfonso Chris tl of Princeton Homer Pifer Ohio and Mrs Ogscar Woods along with Frances Kinte on Jean Palmer 910 Lake Edwin Beriswell and Agnes Miller of Grafton R D No 2 Corne ly Patrick 126 Columbus Teva Booth Gulf Rd Lyan Dewey Solon Carl Pitts 83 East Ave Benjamin Trade transient Discharged Peter Van Wormer 109 Stanford Ave Helen Schwelzer 500 Lodist
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Alfonso Christl
Princeton
Homer Pifer
Ohio
Ogscar Woods
Frances Kinte
Jean Palmer
Lake Edwin
Picnic for Junior Church members at Cascade Park
The Junior Department of the Church of Christ holds a picnic at Cascade Park Wednesday after noon at 3 p. Pupils and members of their families are invited for an afternoon and evening of entertainment and supper. Numerous local residents and visitors are noted, with travel and family updates interwoven among social announcements.
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Church of Christ
Cascade Park
Morgan Views Tax Situation in Martins Ferry Speech
Daniel E. Morgan of Cleveland urged Martins Ferry voters to face the tax issue frankly amid claims by rivals that no new tax will be needed. He noted education costs rose and that schools still owe 23,000,499 in unpaid operating expenses and warned about next year’s property tax implications.
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Martins Ferry
Daniel E. Morgan
Cleveland
Cleveland Republican
Gas Co. Picnic for Employees at Chippewa Lake
Ohio Gas Co workers are invited to a company picnic at Chippewa Lake. The Willard/Wyal office will be closed all day as staff attend the event and enjoy food games and fellowship with colleagues.
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GAS CO
Wyal
Ohio Gas Co
Chippewa Lake
Spencer Spencer Area Social Notes Share Visits and Events
Spencer Spencer residents and guests fill the week with visits to Greenwich and Cleveland. Local families host, travel to Niagara Falls, River Styx, and nearby towns. 4-H Troopers meet at the schoolhouse. a new grocery and butcher shop is under construction on South Main. White-collar and farm families swap news as Rev L J Quade checks on a patient.
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Allen
Lucy Grogs
Rita Stroup
Chardon
Will Moore
Bridge Club
Wesd Waldarry Hendricks
Marvin
Otto Alien
A. C. Y Railroad
Lloyde
A. J. Rive
South Creek
James Hamlin
Mary Egha
Claveland
Doris Irena Kramer
Lakewood
T. D. Aubie
L. E. Curtice
South Main Street
Warren Walters
A. R. Miller
Lucile
Misa Alberta Hammond
Cambridge
Ohio
J. T. McCourt
Niagara Falls
Canada
L. J. Quade
Mary Redman
Earl Kirkpatrick
Ashland
Albert Eglin
Cleveland
Air
Charles MacLaren
Gloria
Hugh MacLaren
Earl Friend
West
Main Street
Rollin Ream
Monroeville
Donald Ream
Springfield
Four GOP Governors Candidates Propose Cuts to Fund Schools
Morgan notes that many cities and counties face worse finances than schools and that four Republican gubernatorial candidates Brown Sparks Hiden and Paigler claim economies will obviate the need for new revenues to support essential government functions. They offer no specifics on what economies they would implement or how such savings would aid schools and local governments.
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Morgan
Brown
Sparks
Hiden
Paiglerr
World at a Glance: European fears grip markets
The column notes markets react to European upheaval while U S sentiment wavers over Roosevelt and New Deal. It cites fear of fascism spreading, vigilante violence in San Francisco, and a wary view of national guards. Also mentions Wall Street doubts, debt, and potential government control of communications.
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Leslie Eichel
New York
Europe
United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
San Francisco
Long Island
Wall Street
American Telephone & Telegraph Company
Minor Auto Accidents Reported in City
Two minor automobile accidents were reported yesterday. A parked car carrying Mr and Mrs J Barblett of Avon was rear ended on Ohio Street by a car driven by Mrs M Kennewell of 348 Second Street. Both cars were only slightly damaged while the Barbletts, who were at an American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps drill, witnessed the mishap. Earlier, a collision between cars driven by Lucile Krieg of 109 Water Street and Lee King of 410 Furnace Street occurred at East Avenue and Second Street with very little damage.
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J. Barblett
Avon
Ohio Street
M. Kennewell
Second Street
Barblett
American Legion
Lucile Krieg
Water Street
Lee King
Furnace Street
East Avenue
Local Audition Winners On The Air Tomorrow
Five local amateur radio artists win the Chronicle Telegram Capitol Theatre NBC audition. Their air appearance is scheduled for 4 PM tomorrow over Station WTAM as part of the Young Artists program.
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Chronicle-Telegram-Capitol Theatre
National Broadcasting Company
Capitol Theatre
WTAM
Four H Club Camp Opens in Medina County
The second annual Cuyahoga Lorain County 4 H Club camp begins tomorrow at Camp Crag Hinckley Medina County. H W Harshfield will oversee the camp through July 29 coordinating crafts campfire and nature study.
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Medina County
Cuyahoga Lorain County
Camp Crag
Hinckley
H. W. Harshfield
Cuyahoga County
Allee Bird
Clair Ament
Lorain County
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Anna DuCoty
Lena Tabor
Johnstown
DuCoty
Mrs. Tabor
Legion Dar
Cs Florist
Dellab
United Dry
DIAL
Middle Avenue
IWO
Ridgeville Group
ST. Andrew's
Spencer
Carl Goetz
4Th Street
Susie Ream
Jennie Burbage
Simon Rice
West Main Street
Herbert Kuepfer
Geraldine and
Clamentine
Anna Gottschalk
Edward Biddinger
Rob Silverthorn
Wilbur Nixon
Bedford
Sam Woods
Marion Wolf
Charles Miller
Homer Campbell
Greenwich
H. C. Moore
MacDonald Ramsay MacDonald
Lkely
England
MacDonald
Fascism
Labor
Shoe Repair
Cleveland St
Elyria Super Service Mover and Dillman
General Auto
Corner Broad and
East Bridge
Thurs
Crystal Beach
Hines+ Billings orchestra
Broad St
Elyria Fur Shoppe
Middle Ave
Edith Mae Hat Shoppe
Hygrade Dry Cleaners
S Cavagna and
Hoffner
Cavagna
Cavagna and Hoffner
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