Home Wedding Unites Miss Josephine Lockard and Paul Mattie
Miss Josephine Lockard and Paul Mattie wed at four o clock in the Beachland Presbyterian Church Euclid. The couple will reside in Euclid after a short wedding trip. The bride, a Elyria High School and Ohio Wesleyan grad, wore white embroidered batiste and pink and white bouquet. The groom, son of Mr and Mrs L E Mattie of Euclid, Ohio, is Theta Nu Epsilon member. The ceremony was followed by a family dinner and reception with pink and green decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockard
Harvard Avenue
R. E H. MacDonald
Mattie
Euclid
Elyria High School
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delta Gamma Sorority
Onie Northern University
Theta Nu Epsilon Fraternity
Miss Jesis Turner Marin to receive AB at Ohio State
Miss Jesis Turner Marin of 428 West Sixth Street returns from Columbus Ohio this afternoon after completing her course at Ohio State University. She will receive the A B degree with the mid summer class the first of September. She carried a double major in high school English and psychology with emphasis on teaching handicapped children and did practice teaching in these areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesis Turner
Marin
West Sixth Street
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
Mahn
Miami University
Ohio State
Mrs Church Hosts Daughters of Union Veterans
Mrs Minnie Church entertained Daughters of Union Veterans last evening at her apartments in the O F block. Attendance was good and many items were discussed. Commander A Williams of Wellington, recently ill, was reported improving. Sorrow was expressed over the death of Mrs Cora B Hart. Refreshments followed the meeting. Next session set for August ninth at Mrs Martha Straw’s home. Mrs Rachel Zunis, guest from Wheeling WV, visited with her family at Mr and Mrs Eric Chapman’s home at the Hedges for a 29 person picnic supper yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church
Daughters OF
L. A
Minnie
Daughters of Union Veterans
A. Williams
Wellington
Cora B. ‘Hart
Martha Straw
West Street
Rachel Zunis
Wheeling
West Virginia
0. A. Dickson
Twelfth Street
Eric Chapman
Zunis
Picnic and lodge notes from Elyria and Vermilion events
Bible School Cabinet members and friends traveled to Vermilion for a beach picnic and business session led by Superintendent T. F. Sellers. Members thanked May and Mrs. Robert Kirkpatrick for service, then swam and roasted marshmallows. Next meeting in one month at the church. Modern Woodmen of America met in K. of P. Hall for routine business and cards with another gathering slated for August 9. Elyria Odd Fellows heard Rev. John B. McGee address a large crowd, with Grand Master Norman P. McGay planning a Cleveland visit September 20. Meetings covered life lessons and the Game of Life, with lodge visits and softball progress discussed. Ladies at Elyria Country Club announced City Championship matches August 1–5 at Shaker Heights CC. entries due July 28. A miscellaneous shower honored Mrs Grace Dock of Amherst. guests from several nearby towns. Shriners attended Frank Ss. Harmon Lodge to discuss the Cleveland benefit ball in August. next session August 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School Cabinet
United Presbyterian Church
Vermilion
McClure Cottage
T. F. Sellers
May
Robert Kirkpatrick
ODD Fellows
John B. McGee
Elyria Lodge
Norman P. McGay
Cleveland
Bolden Albert
Oberlin Lodge
Robert Haehl
Rev. B. McGee
Brunswick
Metues
A. L. Sanderson
Home Lodge
Shriners
Frank Ss. Harmon Lodge
Augusta
R. W. Samuel Squire
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
Hospital notes list admissions for Anna Chizmarcek. Mrs Clarence Stuckey. Mrs George Orich. Mrs Rebecca Lucker. Mrs John Zuta. Ma Joseph Raub. Mrs Helen Jones. Maxing Pogle. and discharges include Marcella Soby. Mrs Peer Nielsen. a baby boy. Locations include Medina, Wellington, Lorain and addresses such as 40 Washington Ave and 219 West Ave.
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Anna Chizmarcek
R. D
Medina
Clarence Stuckey
Lake
George Orich
Nivria
Rebecca Lucker
Wellington
John Zuta
Joseph Raub
Washington Ave
Helen Jones
West Ave
Maxing Pogle
E. Bridge
Marcella Soby
Jbror
Peer Nielsen
Lorain
Enthusiastic meeting of W C T U at Judge Webber home
Twelve members and two guests attended a W C T U meeting at Judge A R Webber's Washington avenue home. Mrs Nellie M Hill urged buying loyalty stickers for eighteenth amendment support and presented allied youths cards to sign. Next fall will feature a medal contest. officers for the coming year were appointed. Ada Smith spoke on Our Example Christ. A picnic supper followed with forty attendees. guests included prominent city figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. KR. Webber
A. R. Webber
Washington Avenue
Gerald Rice
Ada Smith
A. L. Bristol
Nellie Hill
D. M. Upton
Christ
Friends of Prohibition
Bussis
The
Letty
Amherst social notes and local visits gather at many homes
Mrs Claire Saylor and Bobby Jean of Clarksburg are house guests of Mr and Mrs F J Borie on West avenue. Dr H L Knapp of 1213 East River street visited Amherst on a business trip yesterday. Lois Eldred visits grandparents Mr and Mrs F M Hopkins for a few days. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Clarence Stuckey at Elyria Memorial hospital on July 17 25. Willard Karchner travels to Detroit for a short course in floral design. Mr and Mrs Howard Smith of Knoxville Tennessee are visiting at Mrs Smiths home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claire Saylor
Bobby Jean
Clarksburg
West Virginia
F. J. Borie
West Avenue
H. L. Knapp
East River Street
Amherst
Lois Eldred
F. M. Hopkins
Clarence Stuckey
Lake Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Willard Karchner
Detroit
Michigan
Howard Smith
Knoxville
Tennesse
Local society notes from Elyria updates births travels and visits
A son was born to Ellsworth Hawke at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Wendell Perkins and Robert Connelly of Lodi returned from a motor trip through Indiana and Illinois. Numerous residents visit relatives in Pittsburgh Parma Cleveland Worcester and Boston. Travelers include Myron Seaussler, L. Makn family, and Miss Mary Margaret Borie hosts. Several Elyria residents plan trips to Michigan New York and California for vacations and reunions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J. Gerhart
Hast Avenue
Dolores Perkins
Lodi Street
Parma
Cleveland
Ruth Nowlin
Dolores Tot
Myron Seaussler
Grafton Road
Worcester
Massachusetts
York Beach
Maine
Mary Margarsterne
Ehn’s Hospital
F. J. Borie
West Avenue
Thomas Kaze
Kane
Marguerite Musser
Washington, D. C
BE. K. Mussey
Reno F. Mussey
Charles 5. Johnson
Elyria
Massey
Hey
J. W. Metcalf
Oberlin
L. W. Makn
Turner R Makn
East
Jeathryn Hinzmanon
Berkshire Hills
Massachussits
Boston
New England States
New York City
Hinzmann
Peninsula
Ohio
B. J. Stankard
Detroit
Willow Beach
Michigan
Adam Berk
Wellington
S. H. Strickler
Fifth Street
C. F. Ash
Edna
Jean Vield
Toronto
Ontario
Eyes Of W C T U Members At Seattle Convention
The 58th annual National W C T U convention gathers in Seattle August 11 to 19 with officers from Evanston Illinois and Des Moines Iowa leading a program in Plymouth Congregational Church. Prominent speakers include Mary Harris Armor Victoria Booth Demarest and Dr Daniel A Poling. A Light Line pageant and a Star the Flag ceremony are planned along with open forums on prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
National Women's Christian Temperance Union
Houston
Tex
Anna Marden DsYo
Margaret C. Munns
Evanston
Sara H. Hoge
Lincoln
Plymouth Congregational Church
Mary Harris Armor
Georgia Cyclone
W. C. T. U. Department of Evangelism
Victoria Booth Demarest
William Booth
Salvation Army
Daniel A. Poling
Allied Forces For Prohibition
Grace Leigh Scott
Szera Scott
National Leg
Washington, D. C
America
Helena L. Byrnes
T. H. Wright
Vancouver
B. C
Bessie Lee Cowie
New Zealand
Cleveland
Annie Wittenmyer
Philadelphia
Frances ©. Willard
Wittenmyer
Miss Willard
Lillian M. N. Stevens
Anna Adams Gordon
Boole
Miss Gordon
Visiting relatives and a Cleveland guest stay in local homes
The report notes Mrs. T. W. Noble and family at 921 Park Avenue with her Buffalo son, Mrs. May Morrow and son William of Tidioute visiting Dr. and Mrs. L. L. Bourquin on Park Avenue, and Miss Claire Emerich of Charity Hospital Cleveland stopping overnight with her parents on Middle Avenue.
Old Swedish manors become roadside hotels for motorists
Old Swedish manor houses once seats of the gentry are now inns and boarding houses for motorists, per the Royal Automobile Club. These roadside hostlerias are growing in popularity as spring weather improves road travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
T.p
Royal Autosmobile Club
Noise complaint at religious meeting draws police visit
Police were summoned to Oberlin Road near Middle Avenue at 10 40 last night after a resident complained about noise from a religious meeting. Officers found the meeting in progress with a man conducting a prayer and left without interference. The complainant vowed to report the matter to the mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Road
Middle Avenue
Extortion attempt targets Portsmouth sisters with 19000 demand
In Portsmouth on July 27 police disclosed an extortion attempt against Vera and Margaret Crawford, wealthy sisters. A letter demanded 19000 and threatened death, signed The Exits, with contact to be made through a Cincinnati newspaper. The sisters were guarded briefly as authorities pursued the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Vera
Margaret Crawford
Cineinmati
St Louis Hospitals Form Credit Association to Recover Debts
Principal St Louis hospitals have formed a credit association to collect hospital accounts, estimating about 156000 dollars a year in bad debts. The cooperative agency creates a central clearing house and a department for overdue accounts, with Rev. Jan P Jacobs noting 150000 dollars as a conservative unpaid total. Many owe at three or four hospitals, and foreign visitors with cars are expected to rise due to favorable Swedish exchange rates.
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ST. Louis
SUP
Ning
United States
Jan P. Jacobs
Jacobs
Association
Chronicle Telegram Want Ad Week Offer Ad
Readers urged to participate in the third annual Want Ad Week from August 8 to August 13 offering a special promotional deal. The notice promises readers a chance to place ads at a reduced rate during the period and encourages widespread participation across the Chronicle-Telegram audience.
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Chronicle - Telegram
Perch Becomes Big Catfish During Trip
Poplar Bluff Missouri report says Eddie Allison caught a tiny perch tied to his boat for display. On pulling in the line the river foamed and the perch dissolved into a large catfish. The 18 and a half pound fish had swallowed the perch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poplar Bluff
Eddie Allison
Homa
Eddie
Mayor appeals for jars for municipal gardeners
Mayor W. H. VanOster appeals for donations of jars to aid municipal gardeners who lack canning containers as beans and other crops mature. Patrons may bring jars to city hall or wait for the city to collect them, the mayor said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. VanOster
Spring Named for French Explorer on Mount Desert Island
Mount Desert Island in Maine honors h Sieur De Mont Spring named after the French explorer who first discovered the area in 1604. The designation ties local geography to early exploration and naming.
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Mount Desert Island
Goethe Admirers Question Poet Habits In Unlikely Detail
The remark mocks admiration by noting Goethe supporters may doubt typical poet habits while a claim about Dante never changing his linen for weeks unsettles such illusions.
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Goethe
Dante
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Paul Mattie
Batiste
Belmont Mattie
W. Co. A
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Marian Stetson
Celine Greene
Knights of St. John
Mary's Commandery
Fellowship Club
Cascade Park
Fellowsai Club
Graze Lutheran Church
Hach
Miss Ag
Modern Woodmen of America
K. of P. Hall
Tom Robson
Country Club
Meep
Howard Barbour
Carrick
Elyria Country Club
Shakers Heights Country Club
Alfred Emery
George Hignett
Carl Berner
Mary Pippert
Grace Dock
William Schumach
Henrietta
South Amherst
Frank
Harmon Lodge
Canton Auxiliary No. 11
Zoof
Bertha Olmsted
Furnaces Street
Junior Auxiliary OF
American Legion
Legion Home
Betty Lou
Lois Jeanne Smith
Mary Helen
Virginia Kolopos
Mary Hansman
Women's Benefit Assoc
Women's Benefit Association
Mary Hensman
Furnace Street
Bowser
J. Ivar Thomas
Doris Birch
Josephine Triplett
Mary Botamer
Stella Pauntizak
Frances Leonard
Jean Goetz
Mabel Kreeger
Susan Kasper
Anna Swetz
Lillian Thompson
Emma Dessall
Verna Higgins
Leslie Crosby
Anna Dench
Martha Lashell
James Zach
Watchman
Marie Kabasan
Horace A. Ryan
la Grange
Helen Schmauch
Trion
Ora Mast
Sally Eilers
Cinema Star
Eyes of
W.C.T.U
Mary Whitney
Knickerbocker Family
United Hunts
Huntington
Lo,ny
Myrtelle
Beauty Shop
Broad St
Marjorie Gould Drexel
Anthony J. Drexel, Jr
New York
Biarritz
France
Drexel
Birkline’s
W. Broad St
Moc
Rudy Moe
Broadway
20Th Lorain
Community Dry Cleaners
Broad Storer A & A
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Water Street
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