Engagements and marriages touch Elyria circle
Local notices report Ruth Faragher of Lorain engaged to Ray Baker of Elyria and detail Baker’s athletic and dramatic background. Other items cover Miss Josephine Martin’s Akron marriage to Marshall W. Farmer, and a Lorain couple Bertha Hazzard and Immanuel Fenstermacher wedding at Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Akron
Josephine Martin
Marshall W. Farmer
C. W. Farmer
Lake Avenue
Farmer
Mirestoke Rubber Company
Violent Attack on Ismid Reaps Heavy Toll
Report from Asia Minor details a brutal assault on Ismid with heavy casualties. The article notes statements by officials outlining wartime policies and strategic implications. Continued coverage elaborates on the toll and military actions affecting the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ismid
Asia Minor
Banquet Tenders New Members Of Elyria Country Club
Members of the Elyria Country Club held a banquet for new members and prospects after a round of golf. Honored guests included Dr. W. H. Hulke C Allen W E Mason Ralph Murbach F A Smith and B G Jenkins. The event is the first of two dinners for groups seeking club membership with next week featuring another initiation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elytia Country Club
W. H. Hulke
C. Allen
W. E. Mason
Ralph Murbach
F. A. Smith
B. G. Jenkins
Bolt
Lorain County church work faces three local phases
A Lorain County church work report outlines three distinct phases reflecting rural village and city conditions. The discussion notes that pressing problems vary by district and stresses careful adaptation to local needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Mrs H N Clough Visits In Washington Avenue Home
Mrs H N Clough of Cleveland is a guest at the home of her daughter Mrs William Graves Sharp on Washington avenue for the next week. Mrs Andrews of Oberlin will be the guest of Mr and Mrs W G Sharp tomorrow. A daughter named Jean Elizabeth was born Friday to Mr and Mrs Frank Schmittgen of Sugar Ridge. Mrs Elizabeth Herbert of 123 Chase street is resting comfortably after a serious operation at St Vincent's hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larkepur
Mise Alma Ritter
Mr. Bauman
Cleveland
Little Jang Hartman
Great Lakes
Elyria
Ettesman
First Congregational Church
J. H. Grant
Erle Chapman
Fummer
Ahist
Mildred Delienbaugh
Lorain
Augustus Terry
Veni Dlasesig
Otnuer OL Ae
Beets
Redo East
Marshall
Upper Forks
Clarence Foster
Dhen
Cadillac
Mich
Second Street
Frank Foster
Feustermacher
Uate
Elyria High School
Dames of Malta
Ruile
Delaware Avenue Church
Court House
Willys-Overland Com
Pany. Hs
Knighta
Malta
Sion
Agso
Rhine
Germany
Willet-Richards
Norwalk
Elyrians
Esther Richards
A. B. Richards
Kasercourt
Roscoe Willet
P. L. Wille
Ashland
Hushout
First Methodist Church
H. N. Clough
Wiliam Graves Sharp
Washington Avenue
Diel Aen
Bob “Andrews
Oberlin
W. G. Sharp
Mr. and
Mirs
Frank Schmittgen
Sugar Ridge
Jean Elizabeth
Elizabeth Herbert
Chase Street
St. Vincent’s Hospital
7. R. Simmons
B. R. Wil
Furnace Street
Clay Wilmot
National College of Chiropractice of Chicago
J. R. Wilmot
Wooster Street
International friendship program to feature large British delegations
The meeting agenda includes commissions inspirational addresses sectional conferences Plymouth visit and promotion of International friendship. Mr Grant plans to return July 3. J and Riley of Clark street travel to Canton due to his mother’s illness. Various locals host and visit relatives this weekend with multiple small gatherings and travel updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Plymouth
Grant
J. &. Riley
Clark Street
Canton
Rural Lorain County church federation endorses resident pastors
Officials of the Federated Churches of Lorain County approved a plan for full time resident pastors in rural towns. The conference in Elyria backed stipulations including minimum pay of 1200 dollars plus a parsonage, and cooperative multi church arrangements when resources allow. Clergy leaders from Ohio Congregational and Norwalk Methodist districts attended and urged denominational readjustments to support resident pastors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated Churches of
Lorain County
Elyria ¥. M. C
E S. Rothrock
Ohio Congregational Conference
J H. Smith
J H. Smith, D. D
Norwalk
The
Methodist Church
Federation
Outlawed workers strike and wage talks unfold in Dayton
Dayton fights a street car strike as companies and employees refuse wage proposals. A 25 man conference committee is named with J H Nutt representing manufacturers. A tentative wage increase of 22 ner went is whispered, but arbitration looms if talks fail. Meanwhile a mass meeting of Columbus yardmen backs seniority rights as doctors note a July August office closure for study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Nutt
Youngstone
Dayton
Lee
Chicago
Big Four Brotherhoods
Columbus Yardmen
Also Mentioned on This Page
May Baker
Lorain Sial
Ruth Faragher
Erie Avenue
Ray Baker
John Baker
Wear Avenue
Miss Faragher
Lorain High School
Steinen University
DeLand, Fla
Dashtler and Dachiler
Second Church
Second Congregational Church
Misa Bertha Hazzard
Wiliam Hazzard
Immauel Fenstermacher
H. E. Lucas
Delaware Avenue M. BE
Mabel Deiss
Amherst
Tenmate Erliiiiissele
Boston
Mass
International Council of Churches
Judge C. @. Washburn
Eaat
Marshall Foch
Country Club
CLEB
Avon Beach
Lola Wigertnd
Judson Spicer
Child Conservation Circle
Circle of Child Conservation League
Cascade Park
Bluebird Club
Chickadees
Western Heights Settlement House
Glen’s Beach
Ely Woods
Marie Mueller
Harlie Stevick
Peter Becker
Rev. Neumeister
Henry Leimbach
Brownhelm
Hamilton
Ohio
F. A. Carpenter
Mildred
Josephine
Parkersburg
W. Va
J.J. Vaughn
East Avenue
Lee Sasemandhausen
Dayton, O
Henry Sassmanhausen
Middle Avenues
Mrs. Water Hall
Eleventh Street
Mildred Chaplin
Dreamland
Keenan
Anglica
Dorothy Phi
James Oliver Curwood
Anita
Stewart
Douglas Fairbanks
Colonial Theatre
Cceg Coe
Elyria Telephone Co
Riverview Park
Ostend
London
E. T. Cleanser
Bank Bldg
Perfection Bread Co
CanDyl and
Hackett & Addison
Broad Street
Paradise Soda Grille
Mr. Neighbour
First Baptist Church
Savings Deposit Bank & Trust Co
the Savings Deposit
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