Former Elyrian Weds Fargo Girl In Fargo Church
Dorothy Funk and Mable Little are mentioned as participants in a society notice. Kathryn Engebretson and Donald Sumner Hecock wed at First Congregational Church in Fargo, with a detailed description of the ceremony, attire, and reception. The couple will reside in Detroit, where Hecock teaches at Wayne University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyrian
Fargo
Detroit
Michigan
First Congregational Church
North Dakota
Kathryn Engebretson
Donald Sumner Hecock
Compliments to Bride Mrs Disbrow by Mrs Hanson
Mrs L A Hanson entertained at 213 Longfellow avenue in honor of Mrs Herbert Disbrow formerly Geneva Shinzkey prior to her marriage. Guests played banco with prizes won by Miss Pronesti and Shinskey sisters. a treasure hunt led to kitchen gifts for the bride set in ivory and red. Refreshments followed at a long green and yellow table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Hanson
Herbert Disbrow
Geneva Shinzkey
Hanson
Longfellow Avenue
Banco
Mary Pronesti
Grayce Shinskey
E. Walker
Disbrow
Bingo Party Hosts Drill Team Ladies Auxiliaries
Miss Ida Dellefield hosted a bingo gathering at Mrs. A. Mason’s home in Lodi Street for Drill Team members and Ladies Auxiliary officers. Prizes were won by Mrs. Alvira Nagel, Elaine Knappen, and Mrs. Carrie Miller. A follow up party is planned for next week with details to be announced. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Auxiliary
Fagles
Ida Dellefield
A. Mason
Lodi Street
Alvira Nagel
Elaine Knappen
Carrie Miller
E . Se
Lorain Hostess Luncheon for A F L W W Club Guests
Mrs Carrie Byars hosted a luncheon at her East Erie avenue home in Lorain for eight members of the A F L W W Club and her daughter Dorothy. The group socialized during the summer as business meetings paused. An August 26 regular meeting picnic is planned with Mrs C M Johnson of LaPorte to extend hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. FL Ww. Club
Carrie Byars
Lorain
East Erie Avenue
Byars
Dorothy
C. M. Johnson
LaPorte
Wiener roast and club meetings at Elyria area churches
Calendar items note a Wiener roast at Ralph Cole's home Stop 6 Lake Avenue for married couples, Win One Club with Alice Mae Hoover on Gulf Road, Junior Protected Home Circle bingo at Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Dunford's Eighth Street home, and a Labor Union dance at the American Legion Home on Ohio Street. A birthday surprise honors Betty Crooks with friends and dates listed. a beach picnic at Elyria Water Works follows with gifts for Betty from the group including Betty, Ruth Plas, Martha Krebs, and others while the young men named attendBe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Crooks
Lotus Ehrke
Elyria Water Works
Lake Erie
Betty
Ruth Plas
Martha Krebs
Jean Crooks
Helen Monroe
Mary Jane Buell
Beatrice Stranahan
Agnes Kubuske
Lotus Ehbrke
Si Hastings
Ronnie Spinks
Chris Younglas
Chuck Hays
Ronnie Willbond
Stan Porter
Hyme Stolzenburg
Red Zeck
Jim, Smith
Sisters Dine At Woods and Entertain Distant Guests
Mrs. Robert Wood hosted her mother and three sisters at the Wood home on Middle Avenue with summer flowers decorating living rooms. Mrs. Mary Wood, and sisters Mrs. Willard Terry of Hilo Hawaii, Mrs. W Zabring and Mrs. Crella Wood, attended dinner at seven. Nearby gatherings included Miss Betty Kormandy visiting Miss Marr Molnar and Miss J J Thomas hosting games of bridge and bunco with prizes. The Et-Yet Club held a beach party themed bridge night at Kathrie Smiths home with a picnic lunch and prize winners Mrs Phillip Barr and Mrs Ted Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Wood
Middle Avenue
Wood Home
Wood
Mary Wood
Willard Terry
Hilo
Hawaiian Islands
W. Zabring
Crella Wood
Columbus
J. J. Thomas
West River Street
Betty Kormandy
Kathrie Smith
Lake Avenue
Phillip Barr
Ted Taylor
Ees
Meetings and reunions listed for August and Sunday
Colonial Club holds a meeting Monday August 2 at 1 30 PM at the Elshia Woman s Club. Thompson family reunion Sunday in Cascade Path starts at 2 PM. Supper planned at night. Guests expected from South Amherst North Amherst and Flyrin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Club
Elshia Woman's Club
Thompson Family Teunion
Cascade Path
Seuth
Post nuptial shower and hospital admissions list
Hospital admissions include Mrs. Lewis Cher nyenko of Vulcan street and several others from Lorain and Oberlin areas. Discharges feature Mrs. Edward Flood, baby boy, and local residents. A courtesy post nuptial shower for Mrs. John Rose (Violet Nash) hosted by Louise Ramser and Mary Johnson occurred at a West River street home with prize awards and a house tour for gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Chernyenko
Vulcan Street
Sylvester Hammons
Hadaway Court
Crosby Hook
Earl Court
Danald Daykin
Sixth Street
David Kirk
Adams Street
Arthur Y Vanepp
Medina
Ohio
Paul Scharff
Lorain
James Dulmage
Oberlin
Edward Flood
East Avenue
Katrao Shiraishi
Brown Hotel
Paul
John Rose
Violet Nash
Louise Ramser
Mary Johnson
West River Street
Alberta Eddy
Roberta Mosley
Pythian Sister Party At Mrs Ernsts Home
A large group gathered at Mrs A H Ernst’s Garvin avenue home for a Pythian Sisters party last night. Guests enjoyed bridge pinochle bunco and Tom with prizes awarded to several attendees including H Reinhardt Florence Brown Laura Barton A C Jocelyn Lydia Melton A Gutenasohn Minnie Gard and Anna Hoard Ida Devinney. Refreshments were served at eight small tables by a birthday committee for June July and August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Ernst
Garvin Avenues
Bunco
Tom
H. Reinhardt
Florence Brown
Laura Barton
A. C. Jocelyn
Lydia Melton
A. Gutenasohn
Minnie Gard
Anna Hoard
Ida Devinney
Elise Swartzel
Devinney
Fannie Oviatt
Edna Manzelman
Marion Shriubsole
Ladies Auxiliary Formed at Lorain County Meeting
Organizers of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Optometric Association were created during the Lorain County Association’s monthly session at The Gables after a banquet. Officers elected include chairman Mrs H Getrost Lorain, vice chairman Mrs A Whittliz Cleveland, secretary treasurer Mrs M Willis Elyria, and educational department chair Mrs C M Ackerman of Lorain. The August gathering will be hosted by Mrs Getrost in Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Optometric Association
Lorain
Keen Kutters Picnic at Lakeview Park Lorain
Yesterday at noon Keen Kutters gathered at Lakeview Park Lorain for a picnic dinner hosted by Mrs Hepsy Arias. Afternoon games and contests awarded prizes to Wilma and Sterling Behnke and Charles Jackson for the children with Mrs Elsie Syartale receiving the Grand Elephant prize. A brief business meeting named new peanut sisters and set a third Hamburg fr event for August 12 at Lakeview Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keen Kuttera
Lakeview Park
Lorain
Hepsy Arias
Wilma
Sterling Behnke
Charles Jackson
Alan Smith
Doris Sweser
Darley Fickett
Pauline Billingsley
Elsie Syartale
Hamburg
Licenses Issued for Damon and Pallas in Elyria
Clayton A. Damon, 28, Elyria, and Margaret A. Pallas, 24, received operator licenses. Carile's townebin was noted in the civic notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton A. Damon
Elyria
Margaret A. Pallas
Carile’s Townebin
Many Elyria residents on travel and family news
Numerous Elyria readers appear in this personal items column. Mr and Mrs Earl C Taylor and daughter Sylvia return from Houghton Lake Michigan. Miss Emma Curtiss and Mr BE Curtiss with daughter plan Newark Ohio visit. Irene Ackerman to return from Y W C A camp in Butler PA. Harriet Luther and Lucie Phillips visit in Elyria. Amfel class members depart for Vermilion on lake trip with teacher Evelene Ernst and chaperones. Several residents travel to Montreal Thousand Islands and Cincinnati. A daughter born to Lewis Chertrenka at Elyria Memorial Hospital July 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl C.taylor
Sylvia
Kenyon Avenue
Houghton Lake
Michigan
BE. G. Curtiss
Emma Curtiss
Newark
Ohio
Irene Ackerman
Y. W. Co. A. Camp Marshall
Butler
Pennsylvania
Princeton Avenue
Harriet Luther
Piqua
Lucie Phillips
Lancaster
Jessie Robbins
Fourth Street
Max Pember
Donald
Richard
West Virginia
Mounonsabela River
Martha Jo Guenn
Eighth Street
Mary Louise Stack
Lorain
Patrick Radican
Fremont Street
Middle Avenue
Lola McQuistion
Artemas Court
H. Berkley
Canton
A. E. Berkley
Malcolm
Lyle McQuistion
Kenneth French
Marshal, Missouri
French
Inez Barnhart
Cleveland Street
Columbus
Ravenna
Harry Terrell
Ruth Davis
Huntington
Elyria
Terrell
Mount Vernon
Lee Lyman
Virginia Lee
Columbia Avenue
Paul Burns
East River Street
Earl Reimers
Chicago
Ilinois
Burns
Lewis Chertrenka
Vulcan Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Clark Maddock, Jr
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Maddock
Leland Davis Associated Art Studios
Floral Avenue
Norwood
Allen R. Rose
Dennison Avenue
Fort Worth
Texas
Nashville
Winfield Mahlie
Elrria
Ruth Stillwell
Hantington
Long Island N
Vegey Huge
Second Street
Frederic Stillwell
Huge
R. W. McWilliams
Harrison Street
Charles Crowell
Worst Court
Local residents and visitors return from trips and visits
Lan and son Ronsid of 632 Kant Avenue visited Mr Crowell's brother in Chicago and have returned home. Mr and Mrs William McVetta j of 123 Beebe Court announce the birth of a son on Thursday July 29 at The Elyria Clinic. Mr and Mrs Charles France of 10 Jefferson Apartments returned from motoring to Mackinere lands for the past week. Ming Elmira Patton of 331 3rd Street will visit cousins in Massillon Ohio Sunday. Miles Mary McGuire of 651 Broad Street leaves for Naugatuck Conn to visit a classmate for two weeks. Missey Sylvia Chervenka and Marian Casper motor to Detroit for the weekend. Mrs Mary Ternes of 104 Second Street returned to Rochester N Y to visit her son William Strohmier and family. Dr and Mrs Malcolm Boylan and daughter Barbara from Detroit are visiting the Boylan parents at 220 Fifteenth Street over the weekend. The L H Webbers of 129 Columbus Street returned from Tichborne Canada where they vacationed for the past month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McVetta J
Beebe Court
Elyria Clinic
Charles France
Jefferson Apartments
Mackingerelands
Ming Elmira Patton
3Rd Street
Ralph Holderbaun
Massillon
Ohio
Miles Mary McGuire
Broad Street
Naugatuck
F. H. Boylan
Fifteenth Street
L. H. Webbers
Columbus Street
Tichborne
Canada
Party Honors Mrs Balas at River Street Home
Mrs Balas was celebrated by Mrs Julia Kokal and Mrs Emma Emody with bunco at 315 W River Street. First prize went to Miss Betty Pandy, consolation to Mrs Jayne Balas. A two course luncheon followed for Rose Balas, Helen Sabo, Betty Pondy, Pearl Barkacs, Frances Pfaff, Mrs Balas, Mrs Kokat, Mrs Emody, and Mrs Jean Porkolab of Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balas
Julia Kokal
Emma Emody
W. River Street
Jayne Balas
Bunco
Betty Pandy
Rose Balas
Helen Sabo
Betty Pondy
Mesdames Pearl Barkacs
Frances Pfaff
Kokat
Emody
Jean Porkolab
Lorain
Cousin and Bet ty Ann Duffy Host Bunco Evening
Betty Ann Duffy of Lake Avenue entertained her cousin Miss Doris Dunbar of Cleveland as guests last evening. After a business meeting Bunco decided the prizes with Joan Gray first Rosalie Baron second and Alice Linsky third. Dessert followed and next meeting is planned at Joan Gray's Phillips Court home.
Obituary notes for Harriet Moore and local notices in Oberlin
Oberlin Ohio July 30 Harriet Moore of 121 Equal College Street died at Allen hospital after several months illness. Funeral details pending. Mr and Mrs H K Peterson and Mrs W C Sullivan of Mann Ohio visit with their show. Mrs T O Murphy of Elm Street hosts guests. News notes include Lyman family travels to Canada and local visits. Leora Smith, Kathleen Kimpton, Dorothy Hobbs attend 4-H events and visits with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin, CO
Misa Harriet Moore
Eual College Street
Allen Hospital
H. K. Peterson
Mrx
W. C. Sullivan
Mann
Mold
Ohio
T. O. Murphy
Elm Street
Claude L. Lyman
Lorain Street
John Fowles
Joan
Elyria
Georgian Bay
Canada
Leora Smith
Brunswick
C. L. Lyman
Kathleen Kimpton
East College Street
Frank Carlock
Alexandria
Dorothy Hobbs
Plan Flower Show At Oberlin Window Fair
The Community Garden Club plans an October 1 and 2 flower show in Oberlin tied to the Window Fair. Exhibitors are urged to participate as the event aims to attract many visitors. the 1935 show drew over 12 000 attendees from distant areas. EK. J. Davis, show committee chair, announces a new artistic floor plan distinct from two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Garden Club
Oberlin
EK. J. Davis
August Library Hours Cut at Carnegie and Local Club News
Carnegie Library in August shortens service with Open Shelf hours 1:30 to 5:30 afternoons August 2 to 21, then closed August 23 to 31. Boys and Girls Room open Saturdays 2:30 to 5:00. regular hours resume September 1. Dainty Stitchers Jolly Cooks 4 H met with Dorothy Gerber presiding. judging at Community Church Monday for cooking 11:00–12:00 and sewing 1:00–2:30. club to attend County Picnic August 3. girls to style clothes. Short items note East Oberline Townsend Club No. 1 meets August 3 at 8:00 with pot luck. Vanderlip visits North Main Street resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Library
Dainty
Jolly Cooks
Dorothy Gerber
Gerber
Linwood Beach Park
Wasadj
East Oberline Townsend Club No. 1
C. A. Vanderlip
Washington, D. C
F. E. Vanderlip
North Main Street
Vanderlip
Post Office
Catapulted Cow Spurred by Thunder Strike
In a weather affected incident Aziz notes a catapult effect where a cow leaped about 10 feet after lightning struck a high tension pole and sent current through a nearby fence. The report mentions heavy rains and a nearby fence as contributing factors. Haiti is encouraging banana tree planting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bisbee
Aziz
Also Mentioned on This Page
Oncehold
Alice Brooks
Chronicle-Telegram
Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th Street
New York
N. Y
Dorothy Funk
Mable Little
Yaneapaeeer
CNUB
Anne Lindrud
Ellen Broken
DeKoven
Grieg
Glen T. Lindley
E. A. Engebret
Seventh Avenue
N. D
Jace
Max Miller
Mildred Hosthjor
Syracuse
Karl’ Tharalion
Karl Thornlton
Stewart Schejpfail
Logan Scow
Long Prairie
Minnesota
Grover Hotel
Hecock
Ostrov’s
Woods
Pythian Sister Party
Keen Kutters Picnic
Lan
Ronsid
Kant Avenue
Mr. Crowell
Maos
Airdrie Alta
Nathan Sanovsky
Sanovsky
Esther Wood
Richard Glovenger
Union St
Harriet Moore
Library Notes
Pourh
Haiti
Flower Novelties
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