Mary Elizabeth Finley Weds Kenneth C Horton at Home
Mary Elizabeth Finley became the bride of Kenneth C Horton in a Wednesd ay ceremony at the Finley home. The gown was organdie in kite length with yellow and white flowers in the decor and a talisman rose bouquet. Guests included many from Elyria Wellington and Cambridge Ohio with a large reception and later homegoing plans set for 410 Earl Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Finley
Kenneth C. Horton
H. K. Finley
Denison Avenue
Algena
Ruth Adams
Nevin Kreislein
MacDowell
Nevin
Isabelle Ferguson
Cambridge
Ohio
Cadman
Lester Kesser
Kesser
Schubert
Tratamerer
Schumann
Franz Drolla
Abj
Herbert
Stultz
Lohengrin
Young People's Department presents program at First Church
The First Congregational Church youth group directed by Miss Caroline Foley offered a program in the church school room. Featured acts included Oliver Town-send and Betty Jackson, with Mrs. George Turk and Mrs. Eric Chapman performing songs. The program included a family tableau with multiple generations, school songs, graduation songs, and a procession of characters with piano, solos, and chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People's Department
First Church
Young People’s Department
First Congregational Church
Caroline Foley
Church School Room
Oliver Townsend
Bill Lersch
Bob Lee
Don Hensman
Eale
Betty Jackson
George Turk
Eric Chapman
Auld Lang Syne
Betty Corkill
Mandy Lengal
Mary Ruth Cochrane
Dorothy Thayer
J. B. Johnson
Molly Hudnutt
Jean Taylor
Margaret Taylor
Isabel Bathory
Jane Frhively
Bob Lersch
Mrs. Chapman
Jeannette Shepnard
Jack Keith Mellerdrummer
Manuel del Papino
Jack Meyer
Zingerella
Elien Howenstine
Maggie
Mary Robson
Patrick — Leo
Meyer Curtaing Leonard
Leroy Woody
Sun
Carl Bathory
Horizon
Cnaries Herald Stairs
Jimmie Tite
Shadow
Mary Nye
Virginia Zaber
Bob VeNeal
Jean Price
Mrs. Greene
Soig
Hubert Gough
Knights
Qld
Archambeau Welch Wedding Held in Erie Pennsylvania
Miss Beatrice Welch daughter of Mr and Mrs Harn Welch married Alvin Archambeau son of Mr and Mrs Cod Archambeau yesterday afternoon at 2 30 in the Episcopal Cathedral of St Paul Erie The ceremony was performed by Dean Francis D Blodgett Attendants were Mrs Leona Mills and Hugh Sweet They planned a seven o clock dinner and will reside at 98 Faster Avenue after a trip to Detroit Michigan
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Welch
Harn
Welch
Alvin Archambeau
Cod. Archambeau
Erie
Pennsylvania
St Paul
Francis D Blodgett
Leona Mills
Lorain
Hugh Sweet
Hospital Notes and Community Meetings Summary
Hospital notes list admissions Mrs Richard Crozier Mrs Frank Takacs and Mrs Harold Halderman and discharges LaVahn Sehramm Nicholas Kolopos George Downs Mrs Lester Mauthe and Mrs Gus Krugman. Circle 2 of St Pauls church hosted a meeting with Mrs E Oswald in charge and Mrs Mary Fox leading devotions. June social plans include a wiener roast June 24 at Ver Milion Lagoons. Liord Kinney elected president of the Brotherhood of Emmanuel church with Carl Pomelee as vice president Ralph Latimer secretary and David Lindberg treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Crozier
Laxe Avenue
Frank Takacs
River Street
Harold Halderman
Columbia Street
LaVahn Sehramm
Nicholas Kolopos
Foster Avenue
George Downs
la Grange
Lester Mauthe
Ohio Street
Gus Krugman
Tenth Street
Circle 2
St. Paul's Church
E. Oswald
Mary Fox
Krugman
Louise Styles
Ono Mischka
Harrison Street
Liord Kinney
Brotherhood of Emmanuel Church
Mr. Kinney
Brotherhood
Carl Pomelee
Ralph Latimer
David Lindberg
Vermilion Lagoons
Castle and Col ling win grand prize in Legion bridge tourney
Mrs L J Castle and Paul Colling were grand prize winners at the American Legion Auxilliaries bridge tournament. The final party in the series last evening at the Legion home named Castle and Colling top scorers with Mrs Howard and Mr Forbes and Mr Farmer also high scorers. Bunco prizes went to Mrs Bailey and Mrs Cols. A silver tea hosted by Mrs C A Martin at Eastern Heights Boulevard featured a music program by four boys Jack and Phillip Baird and Jack and Bob Elton. Division A of Malta Church Dames held a regular meeting at J O O F hall planning a card party for the next Wednesday evening June 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artemas Beebe
Chhaphas
Bob Harding
Chuck Markham
Chuck
Sally Rand
Hupp
L J. Castle
Paul Colling
American Legion Annmnals
Legion
Howard
Castle
Forbes
Farmer
Bunco
Bailey
Cols
Christ
C. A Martin
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Jack
Phillip Baird
Bobbs Elton
Dames
Malta
J. O& O. F Hall
Fonlow
Juna
Local club notes celebrate Sunday School social and picnic
Activities at Pilgrim Church Sunday School class at Etna Bovingtons home featured roses games and a business meeting led by Mrs Ludlow. Dorothy Bovington and Mrs Arthur Barknecht assisted. Next meeting with Miss Varie Gratz. Friendly Twelve Club met at Mrs W D Huffmans with eleven progressive pedro games prizes awarded. Junior Teachers held a church picnic at Miss Lewise Smiths, 25 attendees. Elizabeth Day to wed Clyde Pals on June 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bovington Howe
Etna Bovington
Williams Street
Pilgrim Church
Ludlow
Dorothy Bovington
Arthur Barbknecht
Varie Gratz
Friendly Twelve Club
W. D. Huffman
Hawthorne Street
Pedro
W. Oakley
R Rourke
Laura Smith
Huffman
H. Goldberg
North Ridgeville
Church of Christ Bible School
Lewise Smith
East Avenue
Elizabeth Day
Miss Day
Clyde Pals
Carl Menz Elected President Of St Pauls Brotherhood
The Men’s Brotherhood of St Paul’s church met at the home of A. D. Vintzer on Foster Avenue. Outdoor activities preceded a business meeting in which Carl Menz was elected president with others chosen as secretary and treasurer. A later social at Mrs Harry Dickens Sr and Jr’s on Cleveland Street featured pink decor, a high score prize for Mrs Earl Clifford, and a guest list including Mrs Wade Williams and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Menz
ST. Paul's Men's Brotherhood
Men‘s Brotherhood
St. Paul's Church
A.d Vintzer
Foster Avenue
Quade
R. Pave
George Mosenv
Ard Mes Vietzen
Ted Manns
Ober
Sin Road
Harry Dickens
Harry Dickens, Jr
Cleveland Street
Earl Hawkins
Bunce
Earl Clifford
Wade Wiliams
John Justavik
Wade Williams
Bessie Hawkins
Sterling Schreffler
Sam <Avery
Nelle Washke
June Beck
Man Lyndon
Arthur Roper
LaPorte W C T U Holds July Picnic Plans at Yancer Home
Seven members and three guests attended the LaPorte W C T U meeting at Mrs Yancer's home with Mrs May Huene presiding. Discussions covered social reform, books for youth, and a stand against obscene literature, plus a July 11 picnic plan and upcoming gatherings. A list of local residents and guests at the event followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaPorte W. C. T. U
Dutertioon
Yancer
May Huene
Frank Rahl
Mary Miller
Pitkins
Ilinois
Helen Osborn
Mugwump Annual Dance Draws Fifty Couples at Club
The fourth annual spring dance at Mugwump's Spring Valley Country Club attracted fifty couples. A seven piece orchestra led by Charles Whitney played while pink and blue balloons dangled from the ceiling. Roses and garden flowers framed the decorations as guests in bright summer frocks enjoyed the evening. Local guests from Lorain attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mugwumpe
Spring Valley Country Club
Charles Whitney
Ethyl] Milliren
Jeanne Reid
Eleanor, Hillmer
Everett Schrock
Leonard Kuss
F. Higgie
Lorain
Calendar notes and club meetings across April and May
Pythian Sisters hold meeting followed by a pivot card party. April and May birthday committee chaired by L C B A meets with Mrs George Emerich at 823 West Avenue for a business session. Et Yer Club hosts a wiener roast at Nakomis Park. Clan Robertson meets at 7 30 PM in West FLW Hall. Eiva Commandery No 60 KT meets for election and installation of officers. Bethel Shrine convenes. Altar Guild of St Andrew’s Church meets at the church at 8 60. Emma Dean Anderson Circle meets at United Presbyterian Church at 5 PM. Beacon Light Girls of St Paul’s meet with Kathryn Henderson at Colonial Apartments in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
George Emerich
West Avenue
Et Yer? Club
Nakomis Park
Clan Robertson
W. Flw
Eiva Commandery No
Bethel Shrine
St. Andrew's Church
Second Congregational C E Intermediates Hold Social Meeting
The Second Congregational C E Intermediates met at the church for a business session, chose a delegate for the C E convention in New Philadelphia July 26 28, and held a social with games and refreshments. Joyce Brada resigned as treasurer. Mrs. Alex Potyok became treasurer and Anne Hrivnak was elected secretary. guests included Margaret Varga and Mary Borkah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational Church
John Haldeman
R. Harrison
Jack Spencer
Irene Upton
Anne Brodrick
2Nd Cong
C. E
Second Congregational
Alberta Wright
New Philadelphia
Clarice Hansen
Anne Hrivnak
Joyce Brada
Alex Potyok
Margaret Varga
Mary Borkah
Local society notes and travel updates roll in
WERSONALS reports Mrs James C Burt Mrs Eliz beth Miller and Mrs Williams of Pittsburgh were guests of Mrs H B Calvert at Gulf Farms overnight. Dr Walter Scott of Iowa University Orthopaedic Staff attends AMA in Cleveland and visited his parents in Elyria yesterday. Vincent Higgins of US California returns to New York City after a fifteen day furlough visiting relatives in this vicinity. Hig aunt Mrs Fred Raesler of Lodi street accompanied him to New York. Mr and Mrs Atlee C Terry Ruth Cheryenko return yesterday from their wedding trip and will live at 430 West Eighth street. Mrs Edward McCoy returned to her Lakewood home after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs E Hastings of Furnaces street. Mrs Vic Woodward has spent several weeks with her mother in Treverton enroute home from
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Burt
Elizabeth Miller
Williams
Pittsburgh
H. 8. Calvert
Gulf Farms
Walter Scott
Iowa University
American Medical Association
Cleveland
Elyria
Vincent Higgins
U. S
California
New York City
Fred Raesler
Lodi Street
New York
Atlee C. Terry
Ruth Cheryenko
West Eighth Street
Edward McCoy
Lakewood
E. Hastings
Furnaces Street
Vic Woodward
Treverton
Pennsylvania
Popcorn Weave Coat Shown By Drue Leyton In Film
In a new picture Drue Leyton wears a white swagger coat fashioned from Popcorn weave fabric with cartridge pleats at the neck and two square white buttons. Beneath, a simple white sports frock with a lipstick red and white ascot. Meam Florida is mentioned as her winter base with upcoming travel plans to Elyna and Ce ear Pom for summer. Also listed are noted absences and visits by various residents including Barry, Mr and Mrs. Stanley Surder, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bearer, Mrs. A. C. Coriman, Joseph Jenkins, Mrs. Paul Busick, and Karl P. Meister among others with a note on a June 13 birth at Elyria Memorial Hospital and Meister’s address in Washington DC for a welfare workers convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drue Leyton
Meam
Florida
Elyna
Ceear Pom
Charles Catvagna
Barry
Stanley Surder
Grating
Michigan
Harvey Bearer
Carrolltown
Pennsylvania
J. R. Blair
Dewey Avenue
A.C. Coriman
Park Avenue
F. A. Coriman
Oak Park
Illinois
Joseph Jenkins
Treverton
Stanley Snyder
Cornell Avenue
Paul Busick
Akron
Paul Miller
Clarence Schroder
William Abahazi
Irondale Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Karl P. Meister
Elyria Home For the Aged
Washington
D C
Ioda
National Convention of Welfare Workers
Golden Rule Foundation
Hey Meister 5
Local Medical Association Meeting and Alumni Banquet Report
Dr W B Hubbell attended the American Medical Association meeting in Cleveland and joined the Western Reserve University alumni banquet at Hotel Carter. Eva Smith departs with Franklin school teachers for a six week motor trip to California the Grand Canyon and Yellowstone. Agnathan Gezunterman earned a Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering from Purdue University, part of a 102 graduate cohort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Hubbell
American Medical Association
Cleveland
Hotel Carter
Western Reserve University
Eva Smith
Franklin School
Lakewood
California
Grand Canyon
Yellow Stone National Park
Agnathan Gezunterman
Purdue University
Record Claim for Farm Slaying On Heritage Farm
Wisdom-Roman In- Ya and his son Thomas claim a stake-killing record on their farm, driving down 63 cnop perhedds. The discovery occurred during Week 6A with den of lnbernating rep lies uncovered by the pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Wisdom
Roman
Thomas
Wiserosin
Charge Of The White Brigade
The article promotes white fashion as a rising trend for Summer 1934. It notes White's offensive in hats shoes bags lingerie and outerwear and claims Style Center anticipated the surge with a full range for all ages. Heavy replenishments underscore the store's foresight.
Getting Down To Earth Cabana Stripe Seersucker Ad
An advertisement promotes a Nelly Don Cabana Stripe Seersucker dress with a square neck and low cut front and back, priced at $2.95, paired with Bonne Bell Suntan Cream for skin protection. Cosmetician Mrs. Phoebe Crown from Bonne Bell laboratories offers free sun tan makeup application at The Style Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelly Don
Bonne Bell
Phoebe Crown
Bonne Bell Laboratories
Style Center
Midsummer Night's Dream fashion in Plaid and Navy
A newspaper fashion note describes a Red and White Mousseline de Soie plaid dress with flounces and a neck frill, priced at 17.50. It also promotes a Navy Cable Net Jacket dress with White Pique collar and bow length sleeves, cooler for hot days, priced at 14.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
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G Society
McCox
William ~ Hunter
Hillsdale Court
Evelyn Hunter
McCoy
Hileen Hastings
Mrs. E. Hastings
Furnace Street
Jenkin Edwards
Margaret Edwards
This City
D. Gersemer
Kent
Beulah
Miss Adams
de Rover
Because — D'Hardelot
Celia Finley
Geraldine Horton
Cleveland Academy of Cosmetology
Wellington
Horton
Clyde Horton
Columbia Station
Ford Motor Company
Earl Court
Kenneth Avery
Lester Keiser
Clive Lamoreaus
Laura Barber
Amsherst
H. T. Pimlott
John W
Jennie Ferguson
Otto Allen
Anna M. Pimlot
Isabelle Fersy
Geraldine
Mildred
Lyle
Glenn Strickland
Grafton
Charles Adams
Ruth
D. D. Knowles
Wilkinsburg
Leon Curtis
Medina
DE Molay
Raunt As
Kellogg's
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Pat Oates
A Ali
Star Shoe Shop
Elyria Hotel
Court Street
Archambeau-Welch
Penna
G. Krugman
Lloyd Kinney
Men's Brotherhood
Legion Auxiliary
Martin
Dames OF
Allen Bernard
Laporte W. C. TU
Yancer Home
Nick Chromaer
Eva Schwille
Lewis William Huber
Moulder
Inez Annette Parmery
Second Congregational Division
Teela Wooket
Teela Wocket Club
Vermilion on-the-Lake
Catherine Deviker
Dorota
Thorla
J. Martin Beck
Heather
Century
Fer
Woolworth
Eaton Church of Christ
Edythe Harris
Oberlin Conservatory of Munic
Eastern Heights Blvd
Dry Cleaners
Joe Shotoski
Andersenders
Broad St
Flownstairs
The
Brown Co
Cretonne Sad Faherng Ap
Denham Eye Nati
W. Bridge St
OLR Motor
Elyria Fur Shoppe
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