Freda Kothe Becomes Bride of Raymond Bruck at St Marys
The wedding of Freda Kothe daughter of Mrs D C Kothe to Raymond Bruck took place at St Marys on Monday at 9 o clock Reverend John Frey officiated Arjenice Strohmier of Am 38 Ohio rendered selections and was certified by Mrs Jack Huge The church was decorated with palms and white phlox The bride wore a white georgette gown with full veil orange blossoms She carried a shower bouquet of roses and valley lilies Attendant Catherine Bruck wore peach crepe and pink roses Groom’s attendant Charles Conway After a wedding breakfast for twenty five the couple left for Washington and will live in Akros Ohio where the groom works for The National Cash Register Company
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's RR
Freda Kothe
D. C. Kothe
Raymond
W. Ih
John Frey
Arjenrice Strohmier
Am- 38
Ohio
Jack Huge
Catherine Bruck
Charles Conway
Washington
D. C
Akros
Naal Cash Register Company
Community groups meet at local halls across town
Numerous fraternal and auxiliary orders gather in lodges and halls including Knights of Pythias Elks and Masons. Activities include reunions church socials and district picnics with attendees from Amherst Oberlin Vermilion and nearby areas.
Local church groups host gatherings and social events
Various church and auxiliary groups plan meetings and informal socials. The Lad yes Auxiliary hosts a Wiener roast at 7 39 pm at Frank Hisland Street Stopl Avenue with about fifty guests. Evangelical Women meet on Thursday afternoon at ape Jcle on Huron Street. Alma Bourquin hosts a gathering at 23 Thor Street. St Pauls Ladies host a midweek event at Mr and Mrs Frad Schramm’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sons of Veterans
Frank Hisland
Stopl
E Avenue
Evangelical Women's Union
Huron Street
Alma Bourquin
Thor Stree
Mr and Wrs Frad
Schramm, Schramm Reid
Central Labor Union meeting reports progress and finances
The Elyria Central Labor Union met in Painters hall with large attendance. Reports from committees highlighted labeled foods stock reduction, results from city candidate questionnaires, and strong Building Trades progress. Financial Secretary Kopp noted favorable votes on the referendum to raise finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Central Labor Union
Painters’ Hall
Ho” Myers
E Union
Cam & Ra
Charles H Koppenawman
Non Partis
Marty
Mr Kopp
Bar Picnic Plans Formed By Local Attorneys
Attorneys Lerain and H Cheney head a committee to set the annual bar picnic date and place for next month. The report lists names including Yael Deutschof and Harvey. Licenses listed Harold Lochrane 28 and Marie Davis 24, along with Israel Webb 24 and Rowena Morris 28 from Elyria and Cleveland. Attendees Rev Webster and families hosted by Mr and Mrs Ernest Pallas and Mrs George Dellefield and Mrs John Jehle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lerain
H. Cheney
Yael Deutschof
Harvey
Harold M. Lochrane
Cleveland
Marie Davis
North Ridgeville
Justice
J. George
Israel Webb
Rowena Morris
Ely Tia
Rev. Webster
Ernest Pallas
Gon. George
George Dellefield
John Jehle
iMag
Myra. C. H. Ernst
Amherst
Picnic Postponed and Social Notes From Local Families
Fragmented OCR lists a postponed picnic and a long lineup of local residents and visitors. Names include Judge and Mrs A R Woop and various families from Cedar Point, Amherst, Detroit, and East Hartford. Weekend guests, Sunday gatherings, and a motor trip through Detroit are noted among residents and their relatives.
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Wl. c. TV
aTerygon
Pyenigz
R Woop
Wastas
East Side Ledger Socials and Visits Highlight Busy Week
Local notices list many visitors and gatherings. Mr Brand, Mr Earl Buswell, and Mrs Diney appear among frequent guests at homes in Rutland and Chestnut Street. A birth at Middle Avenue is noted, with Mrs Guthman identified as formerly Miss F Elizabeth Whitey of Kipton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Ly
Brand
Earl Buswell
Cees Fok
Ata
Sanday
Aarts
CP Didip AP Sk
Ae Sharhe
de Rilla
Chestnut Street
Las Lett
Columbus
Denton Whitmore
J Bradley
Niigara Falls
Diney
John Miler
Mroend
Hook
Cat
Fauhabr
Bellefield Avenue
Mero
H. G. Guteman
Middle Avenue
Guthman
Elizabeth Whitey
Kipton
Tro
Morris Smith
Local residents host visitors and travels noted across Amherst area
Misa Esther Krugman and others attended Sunday visits at the Crosby home in Amherst. Miss Heater Smith vacations at Ver millon On The Lake cottage. C. O. Clawson and daughter Esther visited Norwalk while Mrs Clara Sanderson and daughters returned from Lakeside. Grace Fuller of Los Angeles visits Miss Mary Taylor in Amherst. James A Gammon of St Louis visits J C Parsch in Cambridge Street. Mrs G A Paddock moves to Akron staying with her mother Mrs C F Ensign. W A Hyde of Medias visits H F Stincombe in Cambridge Street. Addie Hastings returns from Michigan and Canada. Clair Searles returns home on Oberlin Road after staying with grandparents E A Bates. C O Masters leaves for St Petersburg Florida. Comment notes homes now nearly as good as new and bachelors remain single. Marriages for the week's news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Esther Krugman
Raymond Draegert
Myrtle Struck
Karl Gerber
GC. H. Crosby
Amherst
Heater Smith
Vermillon-On-The-Lake
C. O. Clawson
Misa Esther Clawson
Norwalk
Clara Sanderson
Bar Court
Jaunita
Genevieve
Lakeside
Grace Fuller
Los Angeles
California
Mary Taylor
Fourth Street
James Allen Gammon
St. Louis
Missouri
Beans
J. C. Parsch
Third Street
G. A. Paddock
Bradford
Canada
Akron
C. F. Ensign
Eighth Street
W. A. Hyde
Medias
Ohio
Cambridge Street
Addie Hastings
Michigan
Clair Searles
Oberlin Road
E. A. Bates
Kipton
C. O. Masters
St. Petersburg
Fla
Fragments Reflect on Reputation and Self Control
A collection of aphorisms on reputation actions and restraint. It notes that hidden acts shape a man’s standing, emergencies demand decisive words, and success comes from perseverance while failure follows from release.
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Ray Bruck
Ican Legion
le- Sola
T ‘Ey
Knights of of
G. A
Yefot Grace Lutheran Church
St. Joan’s Lutheran Furs
Paor Park
T Te Ichtel
Jatidinner
Wes Hrid
Thig Ware
Mobilty
R. Far
Cherthe
Theodore Kuntz
Georgia
Lyle and
Arde Mruin
Roy
Elzwe Pennath
Henrietta
Berlitel
Bileg
Donald
Brokeelm
Henry Tta Pdard
Harold
Thor Ko Amhert
Movefalter
Bechtel and
Burtat Lloyd
Fir
Vics Land
Wa Ot
Newton
Middle Rid
Rank Bechtel
Neil Lff
J. 2
Hoebech Mey Ridge
Kocht
Gaver
E Road
Ani F Dayton
Pitt *S
Milton Lu
Ir Tomobood
Mornlolbe
Chai Studenelma
Byndand
Argyle Lodz
Cation
Elyria
Jean
Aapman
Hall
Itsesa
Weiher
Frank Hitsf
Lake Avenue
Tomor
Women's Missionary Society
Tke Womer
Yoson Sorou
Masatet
Mavraerd
W Oc
Mra Maynard Cho
Africa
Hans Mrook
Moss Kathryn
le Pidt
Wure Dusco
Amelia
Edwin R
Ars
Tami
Aitoot da
Wis
Lavis Merthe
George Heaml Paviaig
Air Eiik
Central Labor Union Business Meeting
Lens
Nowak
James
Fretarnud
Arogur Tiruas
Mex Re
Rei
Vera Strohl
Fiorence Beneif
Combe
Aig Chiek
Sundas
Disoraerd Mer
Willam
Willam VarQsd2's of Asvani Were Sunvey . Tors Wry Vme and Mrs Jack Waker
Casa Road
Oscar Swansan
Hudson
Thase
Letroit
Sichigan
Edward Swanson
Ge Becker Ant Son
D.ck
Mir
Ernest Rieck
Bob Copas
Gaighur
Gernire
East Har
Elwin Squires
P. Squires
E. Gillis
West Avenue
S R.ca
Detroit
Mick
Frank Crosses
Enghth Street
Barberton
Paris
Poan
Sauls Frocks-Coats-Accessorie
Broad Streety
Elyria Flower Shoppe
Flo Williams
Middle Ave
Springvale
Butternut Ridge
North Olmsted
Water & West Bridge
Cleveland Beach
Lake Road
Dancing Ladies
Bries
Kotex
Nama
Naserodt
U. S
Haserodt
Ridgeville Town Trail
Idle
Ma. Schimitgen
Fauver and
Robson Dry Cleaners
Delver
Broad St
Sally Ann
Thompson and Brookhouser
Oberlin
Cheapside
Lamndon
Apron Shoppe
West Second Street
Quarrymen’s Mutual Benefit Association
Cedar Point
Sandusky, Ohio
Noah's Vk
Leyrey
Leedale Shop
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