Jupe wedding links Miss Smith and Theodore Somers
Miss Helen Elizabeth Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs J C Smith of Seventh street married Theodore Somers of Utica New York in Elyria on Monday afternoon The ceremony was conducted by Rev J H Grant with ring service The newlyweds plan a two month eastward honeymoon and then reside in Utica New York The bride a Elyria High School and Elyria Business College alumna secretary to Harshaw Fuller Goodwin Co The groom a prominent Utica businessman and Mason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Elizabeth Smith
J. C. Smith
Seventh Street
Theodore Somers
I'tea
Thi
Smith
First Congregational Church
Utica
WN. Y
Tet
Elyria High School
Elyria Business College
Harshaw-Fuller-Goodwin Co
Opportunity lecture from Mr Henderson at Ob erlin college
Mr Henderson president of Oberlin Business College spoke to a Ohio high school during chapel about opportunity. He noted this was his fifty sixth address in Ohio high schools this year urging students to value their four year high school period and persist through difficulties to master subjects. His talk used travel tales to illustrate life lessons and emphasized continued effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Oberlin Business College
Ohio
California
Mt. Lowe
Division to Meet Wednesday at Second Congregational Church
Division D will hold its regular meeting at the home of Mrs. Fred Kent on West River street Wednesday afternoon. The regular business session will be led by officers and members. Cantons Enjoy Social Session at Lorain Hall drew a large crowd Monday for planning summer activities and social time. Senior Friendship Club invites the public to an ice cream social on the front Court House steps after the band concert Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Kent
West River Street
Front Court House
Padies Aid
Relier Pend
Jewish Ladies Aid Society
Vhyria
Europe
Sack
Triangle Curt
Triangle Club
Wurst Hall
Unifor
Onerlin
May Queen Leads Elyria Spring Festival Night
More than twelve hundred people attended the Settlement House spring festival on Woodford Avenue and East River Street. Frances Malik wore the crown as May Queen with attendants and a full program of dances, songs, and handicrafts by local Brownies and Blue Birds, praised for its lively presentation and strong community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schuol
Woodford Avenue
East River Street
Frances Malik
Annie Huvnak
Helen Lengel
Louis Keyes
P. F. Mosser
J. B. Thomas
McKinley PTA Holds Summer Special Session
The McKinley Parent-Teachers Association met Monday afternoon June 6 in a special session. Recitations included Alva Heidrick and Barbara Frietchie read by Mrs. B. W. Rickard. A ukulele trio and an interpretive dance were performed followed by a paper on early childhood education. Officers were reelected: President Mrs. A. H. Rothe, Vice President Mrs. E. P. Poste, Secretary Mrs. C. M. Ackerman, Treasurer Mrs. Goacher. The playground was to be stored for the summer and painted later from treasury funds. Ice cream and cake will be donated to the children. Mrs. Fischel announced her candidacy for councilwoman and received strong backing from the PTA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley Parent-Teachers Association
Alva Heidrick
Barbara Frietchie
B. W. Rickard
Lois Neiding
Gertrude Biles
Oliver Lauck
June Fischel
H. N. Ridgeway
A. H Rothe
E. P. Poste
C. M. Ackerman
Goacher
Treasury
Diedrich Schwepe Marriage Celebrated in Lorain
A prominent Lorain Elyria wedding united Miss Lillian Diedrich and Raymond Schwepe at St. Marys Lorain with Father Johnson officiating. The ceremony featured Mary Anna Schwartz as ring bearer and Margaret Diedrich as bridesmaid. A noon dinner followed and the couple planned a brief honeymoon before settling at 1022 Sixth Street until their home is completed.
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Lorain
Elyria
St. Mary's Church
Johnson
Lillian Diedrich
Raymond Schwepe
Margaret Dietrich
June Bridal Events Highlight Dorothea Lersch Engagement
The June brides enjoy a series of social gatherings as Dorothea Lersch prepares for marriage. Mrs Huffman hosted a four table bridge luncheon in Dorothea Lersch’s honor. Mrs Scott Gilmore hosted a Columbus Street gathering for Dorothea Lersch and Barbara Wick. Mrs J J Dillon hosted a bridge dinner for the forthcoming wedding of Carl Dillon to Dorothea Lersch with plates for eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huffman
Bridge
Dorothea Lersch
Scott Gilmore
Columbus Street
Barbara Wick
J. J. Dillon
Carl
Miss Dorotheaersch
YWCA Oxford Activities Week Schedule
Monday 15 meeting of Oxford delegate and gym classes. Tuesday Federation supper 6 pm hiking class to Coonville and gym 6 pm. Wednesday Girls work committee parlor YWCA 3:30 pm gym class swimming at YMCA 8 9. Thursday Installation of new members Senior Friendship cabinet 3 30 pm. Friday swimming class YMCA 9 36 10 20. Saturday swimming class 10 30 11 30 YMCA. Girl Reserves 2 pm. Sunday dinner served 12 00 1 00 pm.
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Oxford
Federation
Coonville
Y M.C
Friendship Cabinet
Y M CA
Y McA
St Andrews church choir earns high praise for sacred music
The St Andrews Episcopal church choir rendered a well prepared service last night to a full house in Elyria. The program included several solo selections and was greatly enjoyed by the congregation. Mr and Mrs Lut of Adams street hosted Mrs Movers of Middletown PA, Mr and Mrs Willam Rogers and Mr Robert Mitchell of Lorain.
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St. Andrews
William Lut
Adams Street
Movers
Middletown
Pennsylvania
Willam Rogers
Robert Mitchell
Lorain
Feathered Friends Bird Club Forms in Lorain County
Bird lovers organized a new club meeting Monday evening. Elected officers include President A. B. Taylor and Secretary Mae Friday. Committee roles named for constitution and bylaws. next meeting set for July 17 at Lorain County Savings & Trust Company room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
A. B. Taylor
C. F. Ensign
Mae Friday
D. Adams
Deane Burns
D. A. Baird
W. B. Hubbel
EF. Ensign
Taylor
Lorain County Savings &Trust Company
Ohio Federation Women’s Clubs Promotes Better Film Program
Cincinnati Mrs Elmer G Laurence director of press for the Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs urges clubs to form Better Film committees. She calls for state lists of better films and cooperative exhibitors to raise demand for high quality pictures. The federation funds health and library projects, supports a home talent play, a paid milk program, and school resources across Crestline Mansfield Willard East Liverpool Logan Nelsonville New Philadelphia and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jopkins Club
Elmer G. Laurence
Cincinnati
Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs
Laurence
Ohio
Ohio Federation
Shi
Federation
Scheol
Crestline
Crestline Federation
Mansfield
Willard Federation
Round Table Club
Mechanicsburg
East Liverpool
Missionary Talk And Clan Meeting Planned In Town
The Tursi Baptist ladies host a missionary meeting with Mrs Helen Davies a China missionary as speaker at 2 20 pm on Wednesday The clan ro rise plans for the Seeketh Minetrel Show June 18 at Florida High School auditorium Kron Scottish Clan members urged to attend to discuss the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Davies
G. Oa. Tt
Floria High School
Kron
Elyria Brothers
Evening group events fill Elyria social calendar
Harmony quartet also known as American Songbirds of Cleveland perform under W C T U auspices as Hamilton School Board hosts teachers at Siks Hall. Various clubs meet including Rotary at Y M C A and Odd Fellows at ft O O F Hall. Trusts of Old Ladies Home and United Presbyterian Church groups gather for services and meetings.
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Harmony Quartet
American Songbirds
Cleveland
Cheech of Christ
W.c. T. U. Hamilton School Board
Siks Hall
Charles Hill
Park Avenue
Young People's Society of St Pauls
Society of St. Johns
Lorain
Elyria Council F
A. M
Rotary Club
Young Men's Business Club
Chamber of Commerce
Odd Fellows Lodge
Elyria
Ft. O. O. F. Hall
Trustees of Old Ladies Home
Junior Guild of
St. Andrews
Federation Girls of
Westminster Council of
United Presbyterian Church
Trustees of
Frank S. Harmon
Masonic Halk Exchange Club
Literary Society
Second Congregational Church
Federation Hiking Club
Coonville
Daughters of Scotia Meet at G A R Hall
The Daughters of Scotia gathered at the G A R hall for their regular meeting. Initiation was postponed due to unforeseen difficulties, but the session was pleasant with a business portion and a drill team practice followed by a delightful luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Scotia
G A. R. Hall
Fragmented local notice details rural names and streets
The readable fragments name Nadie, Miller, and Henderson connected to West Ridge farm and Woodlawn Avenue in a local notice. Other context is missing, leaving unclear actions or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dre. Beer Miller
Mie
West Ridge Farm
Derson
Woodlawn Avenue
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Episcopal Church
Canton Lorain
Clare
Elsie Breckmacher
Penny Club
Stix-Pence
Dunkirk
Mary Adams
Chickadees
Naomi Ashbrook
Lois Nelding
Margaret Holcomb
Ethel Wise
Blue Birds
Donna Bell
Aletas
May Pole
Lenore McCauley
Frances DePeyster
George Houserman
John Ucka
John Nagy
Jerry Barkas
Diedrich-Schwepe
Ang Éltar
Theodore
Vincent Deidrich
Adine
Sixth Street
Lydia E. Pinkham
Nature
Fton
Tenn
Drs. A. Keuxzx
Afton
Tenn. T
Homas
Okla
Lydia EK
Pinkham
J. G. Swarxy
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Thomas
Lydia F. Pinkham
YW. C. A. Activities
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Woman’s Wivie Club
Ohio Federation Women’s Clubs
Logan’s Teuriet
Nelsonville
Hiperia Club
New Philadelphia
Eady
Tursi Paptist Church
Pearance
Haserodt
Trousseau
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