Avocation and Vocation Urged by Commencement Speaker
Dean Henry Turner Bailey of the Cleveland School of Art addressed Elyria High School graduates urging excellence in all pursuits. He cited examples of men who flourished by combining an avocation with their vocation, noting a carpenter who sketched to become an illustrator and a banker who collected beetles. The program featured music by the High School Orchestra and an address by Bailey followed by diploma presentations and benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Turner Bailey
Cleveland School of Art
Elyria High School
Dean Salley
Carpenter
Athalia
Mendelssohn
Smith
Thomas
Sandman
Atone
Mr. Smith
Athalia Stesso
Eeeseees
Miss Olga Woost and Clevelander wed in St John’s church
Miss Olga Woost daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Woost Ninth Street and Mr Paul Dunkel of Cleveland were married yesterday at 4 30 at St John’s Lutheran church Rev W C Birkner officiated Mendelssohn’s march played by Miss Victoria Haag Bouquets of pink and white peonies decorated near the altar The bride wore a white Crepe Meteor gown with a bridal veil and Lily of the Valley crown They were attended by Miss Emma Stolzenburg maid of honor Miss Dorothy Dunkel bridesmaid and C Croviter Frank Dunkel best men Flower girl Miss Violet Munz carried daisies The couple plan a wedding dinner for about fifty at the bride’s home then a trip to Boston and residence in Cleveland
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olga Woost
Henry Woost
Ninth Street
Paul Dunker
Cleveland
St. John’s Lutheran Church
W. C. Birkner
Mendelssohn
Victoria Haag
Emma Stolzenburg
Dorothy Dunkel
C. Croviter
Frank Dunkel
Violet Munz
St. John’s
Boston
Christie Colgan and M33 Dollard Wedded
The marriage of Christie Colgan son of Mr and Mrs C W Colgan 215 Lodi Street and Miss Isabel Dollard daughter of Mr and Mrs John Dollard 205 Second Street occurred yesterday at St Marys church Rev J B Mooney presiding The bride wore a covert suit of poirer twill with matching hat and a corsage of sweetheart roses Irene Schnitzler maid of honor Robert Seward was best man Afterward a breakfast for immediate families at the bride's home the couple will honeymoon in Chicago and reside in Cleveland Beach for the summer then return to the city
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christie Colgan
C. W. Colgan
Lodi Street
Isabel Dollard
John Dollard
Second Street
St. Mary's Church
J. B. Mooney
Irene’ Schnitzler
Lorain
Robert Seward
Claude Birch Weds South Amherst Girl
A wedding at six o clock Wednesday united Claude Birch and Miss Minnie Nickels of South Amherst in a ceremony conducted by Rev. Smith of Oberlin. The bride wore white satin crepe with lace panels and pearls, carried white roses and sweet peas, maid of honor wore light blue tafetta, and best man was Nelson Nickels. After a forty-guest dinner, the couple planned a summer home at 1008 East Avenue Amherst and a short trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Nickels
Henry Nickles
South Amherst
Claude Birch
N. Birch
Smith
Oberlin
Margaret Rice
Mildred Harwood
Elry- Tia
Nelson Nickels
Amherst
Elyria
Amherst High School
Birch
Elyria High School
Elyria Enameled Products Co
East Avenue
Community groups and church events fill Elyria listings
Local organizations including Catholic Daughters of America R N A Elyria Camp and various church groups announce tonight and tomorrow activities. The Mayflower Camp Security Benefit Association Grace Lutheran Young People's Society and others plan meetings, picnics and fundraisers for missions, church campaigns, and youth activities. A St Pauls Missionary society meeting features Miss Marie Lehman and an all day quilting event is scheduled for July 9th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toni the Daughters of Scotland
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Catholic Daughters of America
R. N
A. Elyria
Clyde Wright
Cambridge St
First Congregational Church
Methodist Church
Young People’s Society of Grace Lutheran Church
Elyria High School
Wilford
Baptist Church
Lucille Hinman
Ninth Street
A. Mayflower Camp Security Benefit Association
Second Congregational Church
Service Star Legion
Order of Eastern Star
Child Conservation League
B. H. Long
Furnance Street
King’s Heralds of Methodist Church
J. W. Blanchard
St. John's Lutheran Church
Missionary Society OF
Local residents host and visit across several cities
Adelbert avenue residents Elsie Wilmot and Geraldine Wilmot visit relatives in Berlin and with grandparents in town. George Coleman spends a day with his sister on Boston avenue. Mrs J F Higgins returns to Chicago after a three week stay with the Wilmots. Perry and Wilson families host guests from Washington and Boston avenues. Residents travel to Vermilion, Lorain, and Cleveland for work, school, and social events. A kitchen shower honors Miss Leona Zink and hospital visits are noted for Ruth Amidon and Mildred Bennet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Wilmot
Adelbert Avenue
Oberlin
H. B. Peabody
Geraldine Wilmot
J. R. Wilmot
Wooster Street
George Coleman
Median
A. Witter
Boston Avenue
J. F. Higgins
Chicago
Ilinois
James Wilmot
Oxford Avenue
L. V. Perry
Washington
Pennsylvania
W. L. Perry
Adams
M. E. Wilson
Chestnut Street
Bellevue
James Winslow
Harvard, Avenue
Vermilion
Harold Hardesty
S. F. Cowie
Fourth Street
H. J. Bonnar
Meridian
Mass
Howells
Harrison Street
Feft
Cleveland
Wilson
A. Kritzel
France Kritzel
Mildred Walsh
Helen Kramar
Lorain
Leona Zink
Ruth Amidon
West Avenue
St Joseph's Hospital
Mildred Bennet
St. Josehp’s Hospital
Ruth Ely
Wells College
Aurora
Cigust
Xii
Mo Bran
Jack Carson
Bay Cty Midh
Mr. Carson
Foster Avenues
Edith Schultz
Eliza Jennings
Clubwomen prepare for Chautauqua biennial convention
Ohio club leaders and press director Elliott McCormick eye Chautauqua New York as the biennial convention opens June 22. Identification certificates grant a half fare rail rate, with certificates obtainable from Mrs. Albert Elyria Auxiliary No. 431 F Q E. Various local social notes report weddings, visits, and club activities across Elyria and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
Marriage Licenses in Lorain and LaGrange Areas
George McCauley Walsh aged 46 steel worker and Mary S Wickens aged 44 of Lorain received license with Rev Edwin Kirby. Elyria resident Herman B Gannett 21 and Grace Solida 2 of Huntington licensed by Rev Edwin Wirby. Clifton E Betts 22 farmer Penfield and Elia Heath 20 bookkeeper LaGrange licensed by Rev A C Corfman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McCauley Walsh
Mary S. Wickens
Lorain
Edwin Kirby
Elyria
Herman B. Gannett
Grace Solida
Huntington
Edwin Wirby
Clifton E. Betts
Farmer
Penfield
Elia Heath
LaGrange
A. C. Corfman
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Noted
Admissions include John Dow bell of Lake Avenue and Stella Fin kin of East Avenue. Discharges list Hudne and L Edwards of Oberlin, Fred Billinger of Gulf Road, Ella Moreland, and Paul Young of Riverside Court on West River Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dowbell
Lake Avenue
Stella Finkin
East Avenue
Hudne
Oberlin
L. Edwards
Fred Billinger
Gulf Road
Ella Moreland
West River Street
Paul Young
Riverside Court
Four neat appearing young ladies sought for house to house work
Advertisers seek four neat appearing young ladies to perform house to house work. Apply at 9 a m Friday at Shay's Victrola Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shay
Vietrola
Community Notes From Columbia and Oberlin Area
Mrs Rob ert Elder returns home after a week in Bucyrus. Mrs Deeil Brooks and Mrs Geo Howard visit Mrs Warry Tight in Cleveland. Congratulations to Mrs Emma Berdson on her Elyria Memorial Hospital June graduation. two other trainees from Columbia are Misses Kith Carpenter and Faith Burnett. Ice cream and strawberries planned for June 13 Parent Teachers meeting. Oberlin Grange hosted lecture hour at Columbia Aeme Grange. Mrs Bertha Weitzel and five children relocate to Geneva. Mr Oscar Stettlar to host Friendship club at home. Edwin Rheinhart and baby attend summer school in Athens. Mr and Mrs I John Shipley announce health trip to Rio Grande City, Texas. Leon Wise convalesces after tonsil removal at Berea Community hospital. Ladies Missionary Society meets June 14 at North Eaton. devotional by Mrs Charles Longbon. Baldwin Wallace College commencement drew many. Virginia Allen of Berea visiting Roy Churchard. Children’s Day services set for June 11 at Methodist and June 18 at Baptist. International Realty Co sells Lot 10 Oberlin Avenue to John Hyrak. Lorain addition sold for $850.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Robert Elder
Bucyrus
Deeil Brooks
Geo. Howard
Cleveland
Warry Tight
Emma Berdson
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Kith Carpenter
Faith Burnett
Oberlin Grange
Columbia Aeme Grange
Bertha Weitzel
Geneva
Oscar Stettlar
Friendship Club
The
Methodist Church
Edwin Rheinhart
Baby
Athens
John Shipley
Ruth Osborne
Rio Grande City
Texas
Leon Wise
Berea Community Hospital
Ladies’ Missionary Soc
Bannist Church
Ella Baker
North Eaton
Charles Longbon
Fred Hathaway
Prank Longbon
Baldwin-Wallace Colege
Virginia Allen
Berea
Roy Churchard
the Baptist
Centennial auto plates sale planned by Marion club women
Marion County Federation of Women's clubs will run a sale of auto home plates for the Marion centennial celebration July 2 to 4 with President and Mrs. Harding expected. The drive begins in June, mirrors Red Cross seal campaigns, and theater venues are licensed to expand sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Harding
Marion County Federation of Women’s Clubs
Red Cross
Tetal
Woman's club of Ozertin marks twenty first year progress
The Ozertin Woman's club with about 200 members in its twenty first year has sparked interest through play readings and the Little Theatre Movement in America. The literature department promoted spontaneous self expression, several plays were presented, and history education programs were coordinated with monthly joint meetings and lectures on International Relationships by Dr Tan C Hannah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Ozertin
Mteratura
America
Tan C. Hannah
Graduate School of Theology
Mage Sale Boosts High School Equipment Fund
A Mage sale and plays raised more than $1,400 for the equipment fund of the new high school building. The club holds meetings monthly while department gatherings occur every fortnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mage
Bake Sale Planned by Young Woman's Association
The Young Woman's Association of the 2nd Congregational Church announces a bake sale on Saturday morning, June 10, at Hecock Floral Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Woman's Association of the 2Nd Cong
Hecock Floral Store
Also Mentioned on This Page
Roy
Quincy Street
Maurice Smith
San Bernardino
Cal
Charles Taylor
Newton Clark
ST. Clair Rebekah Lodge
Olmstedalls
Elyria Lodge
ST. Paul's Church Council
Carl Metzger
Women’s Relief
Women’s Relief Corps of
Mrs. Swartz
A. J. Swartz
Entre Nous Club
A. J Bannon
Clyde Hotchkiss
Ray Ziegman
Hirs J. L. Streicher
East Shore
Y. M C. A. Weener Roast
Vermilion River
Brownhelm
Columbia Club
Young Ladies’ Society of
St John’s Lutheran Church
Church OF Christ Missionary Society
Missionary Society of the Church of Christ Mes
T. T. Robinson
Washington Avenue
W.B. Hubbell
E. A. Waldorf
H. W. Tibball
C. M. Terry
Wm. Walker
H. H. Gregg
Women's Foreign Missionary Society OF Methodist Church
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Old Ladies’ Home
Ing
Ada Smith
Korea
J. H. Blackburn
Akron
C. B Mincks
J. F Burke
Europe
Henry Heidrich
Nellie Hill
Ray Jackson
C. J. Wall
C. Wheaton
A. P. Bates
A. H. Moeller
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Ohio Federation
Sis
Cep
Elliott McCormick Women’ S Clubs Director of Press
Chautauqua
New York
Toledo
Wm. France
Arthur Graber
Henry Hoard
George Krugman
Fred Mahike
Lewis Smith
Emil Wendorff
A.C. Corfman
Park Avenue
MeCutchenville
Marie Lehmann
Cincinnati
Karl Lehmann
Third Street
Arthur Thomas
Church of Christ
Marshall Chapter
Joseph Walker
Williams Street
Ella Heath
Clifton Betts
Wellington
Parke Avenue
Barndollar
Couchter Mildred
W. OC. A
Y. W
George Dellefield
Griswold Read
Earl Dellefield
E. J. Stankard
Eleventh Street
Laurel Club
Frank Schmittgen
Hudson, Mich
Earl H. Bennett
Elk Lake
Williamsburg
Mich
Wilds
L. C. Larsen
Consult
F. A. Humphrey
Optometrist
Turner Block Court Street Phone 2017
Ohio
M. Okagi
Hadden Inn
Lake
Edna Studley
East
Erie Ave
Imperial Top & Tire CO
East Broad St. Bridge
Wesgate
Sbelmorerd
Kent
Kent Coterie
Kent State Normal College
Whitney & Co
Broad St
Tin Shop
Hancing
Ruggles Beach
Andard
Gingham
Ladies’ Union
Broad Street
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