Society notes of a local marriage and piano recital
The Rhart Gerhart Gilgenbach marriage was solemnized at St Peter's Church in Ridgeville with Mildred Gerhart as bride and Elmer Gilgenbach as groom. The ceremony featured family members as attendants and a reception at the Gilgenbach home on Station road. A solo piano recital by Jack Elton at First Congregational follows, with Orpha Towl and Luella Towll performing, highlighting young talents and local musicians.
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St. Peter’s Church
Mildred Gerhart
Elmer Gilgenbach
North Ridge
Carl Gyer
West Lake
Urban Gerhart
Miss Na Gerhart
Luella Gilgenbach
Cletus Gilgenbach
Arthur Gerhart
Gilgenbach
Station Road
Ridgeville
Fair View
Jack Elton
Ladys Parmely West
Elton
Orpha Towl
Jaz Birch
Red Brenner
Beethoven
Idagio Sostenuto
Jackie Elton
Lin
Obertass
Wienan
Staessel
Mildredner
Solffeggietto
Bach
Anitra
Mwireg
Roechel
Jane
Marziais
Douglas Birch
Mrs Birch
the Pine
Golliwoge
Debus
Concone
Kie Elton
Luella
Koelling
Jackie
Jack
Elyria
Orpha Towll
Miss Towl
Rose Marie Wushal County Co
NBC
Fred Waring
Carter Hotel
Clevend
Luella Towl
Mark Osbun
Mildred Brenner
Wittenberg College
Miss Brenner
Welington
Marriage License Applicants Named in Elyria Notice
James O'Brien a steel worker and Jane McAuley of Lorain appear in a marriage license notice. Mulroy Harry Frankfather a teacher and Yria with Dorothy Helfrick of Ely join. A minister Robert W Funk, newspaper Elyria, and Dorothy Burt of Lyria are listed in the notice signed by Rev Neighbour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O'Brien
Jane McAuley Lorain
Mulroy Harry Frankfather
Yria
Dorothy Helfrick
Ely
Robert W Funk
Elyria
Dorothy Burt
Lyria
Thrift Day Ale Continues All Day Wednesday
Our thrift day ale continues all day Wednesday with many splendid values offered by C Heritage Co.
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C. Herthe Co
Krugman Family Reunion Held At Elywoods Sunday
The seventh annual Krugman reunion drew 125 attendees Sunday at Elywoods. A noon picnic dinner preceded social time. Olga Johnson was elected president, with Helen Almschneider secretary, Lawrence Krugman treasurer, and William Struck permanent historian. Next reunion time and place to be set by a committee, with guests from Waxahatchie Texas Los Angeles California Akron Amherst Lorain and Cleveland.
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Krugman
Elywoods
Olga Johnson
Helen Almschneider
Lawrence Krugman
Willam
Waxahatchie
Texas
Los Angeles
California
Akron
Amherst
Lorain
Cleveland
Sunny Side Up Cub to Discontinue Summer Sessions
The Sunny Side Up Club enjoyed an evening at Mrs William Tel zerow's Columbus street home with three banco tables in play. Emma Wehndorff won high score, William Bruck took second, George Smith earned the consolation prize, and Ed Weber won the contest. A luncheon followed. Members voted to discontinue summer meetings, with a rescheduled hostess on September eleventh at Mrs William Bruck's Water street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Telzerow
Columbus Street
Banco
Emma Wehndorff
William Bruck
George Smith
Ed Weber
Water Street
Mon-O Mav Club Honored at Edna Hines Home
Members of the Mon-O Mav Club enjoyed an evening at Edna Hines on Seventh Street. After business, banco games awarded Cecelia Basinski first and Ruth Barton consolation, with Mrs H M Metcalf taking the special prize. Refreshments followed. next meeting with Lil Crist on Griswold road in a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mon-O Mav Club
Edna Hines
Seventh Street
Banco
Cecelia Basinski
Ruth Barton
H. M Metcalf
Lil Crist
Griswold Road
Cineo Rally Set by Lorain County CE Union in Lorain
On Wednesday evening June 21 at 8 pm the Lorain County CE Union will hold a Cineo Rally at the Christian Temple of Lorain to announce the final convention delegates. All Endeavorers are urged to attend as this will be the last mass meeting before the Cincinnati Unit convention on June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
CE Union
Christian Temple of
Lorain
Cincinnati Unit
Et Yet Club Plans Beach Party With Hosts Miss Jumont
The 12 members of the Et Yet Club, hosted by Miss Jane Carter, held a bridge meeting and decided to rent a cottage at Beaver Park in the last week of July. The next gathering will be a beach party with Miss Thelma Jumont as hostess. Prizes went to Max Smith for high score and Kathryn Smith for longevity.
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Et Yet Club
Jane Carter
Beaver Park
Thelma Jumont
Max Smith
Kathryn Smith Lon
Canton Lorain No 33 and Auxiliary No 11 Meet in Ottawa Hall
Canton Lorain No 33 and Auxiliary No 11 met in the OF hall last evening with good attendance. After routine business a social period followed and Mrs Kate Reinhart won the prize. The Elyria committee served luncheon. Next meeting set for July third. Miss Ruth Mortimer, guest of friends in Detroit, Michigan, this week.
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Canton Lorain
Ruth Mortimer
Detroit
Michigan
Hospital Notes Admissions List
Admissions include Charles Steinman Loudonville Robert Miller Wadsworth Mary Jane Rice Lodi Yvonne Meyer 409 Park Avenue Mrs Gus Thomas No 2 Woodford Avenue Mrs Charles Hengartner 303 East Bron Vivian Smith 405 Middle Avenue Mrs Charles Moulder LaGrange Mrs Ambrose Langenhorst 318 East Broad Discharges list Marie Nagy 6385 Vulcan Street Helen Rossman 18 Artemas Court Mrs Ed Boughton 428 East Avenue
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Steinman
Loudonville
Robert Miller
Wadsworth
Mary Jane Rice
Lodi
Yvonne Meyer
Park Avenue
Gus Thomas
Woodford Avenue
Charles Hengartner
East
Numerous visitors and graduates visit Oberlin area events
Dr and Mrs C J Miller and grandson Clinton Miller of Delphos Ohio travel to Chicago for the Century of Progress Exposition. Peter Naughton, Miami University junior, returns home for vacation. Mrs Theodore Lasley visits Cleveland relatives. Mrs Lyman Clark travels from Newton Massachusetts with Miss Myra Conlon. Several local residents host and attend family gatherings and celebrations including Oberlin College’s 100th anniversary events, Elmira Maston-related funerals, and multiple visits from Ohio and New York residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C J Miller
Clinton Miller
Delphos
Ohio
Chicago
Illinois
Peter Naughton
Miami University
Oxford
Lake Avenue
Theodore Lasley
Chattnooga
Tennessee
Robert Shackleton
Cleveland
George Stevens
East Avenue
Lyman Clark
Wendell Clark
Newton
Massachusetts
Clark
Myra Conlon
Caspar Clark
D H Pinkney
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
W W Mortimer
Princeton Avenue
John
Case School of Applied Science
David
Oberlin College
Ed Jones
Ed S Maston
Gus Thomas
Woodford Avenue
Elvrra Memorial Hospital
Eleanor Gerstenberger
Cleveland Road
Finney Chapel
Oberlin
and Wise G “Wf Carter
Akron
Elvira
E& S
Marian Kemble
Irene Graham
Toronto
Canada
East River Street
F J Schumm
Edith Jeer Lfeld
Harry Altfeld
Cambridge Street
Flora Stone Mather College
Western Reserve University
Uss Altfeld
Stella Berkeley Friedman
Wally, Roe
Vivienne Gladys Crombie
Thomas Burns
Toledo Beach
Wodigan
Clifford
Theron Roe
Frark Way
Wirtle Hay
Bird Mahones
Leonard Smith
Fiie Pennsylvana
School of
Taw Western Reserve University
George Br 1Egger
Lorain Boulevard
Wiss Luella Hayes
Somerset Pa
Somerset Wiss Haeg
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Maurice Sindrock
Salem
Charley Reichman
Dover
John Ashrey
Ashland
Community group events on Washington Avenue and local clubs
Tonight several organizations host gatherings across Elyria and nearby venues. Events include Ta Wa Si Club mother daughter picnic at Webbber home on Washington Avenue, Business and Professional Womens Club meeting, Galaxy Club with Wini Fred Seward, Women of the Moose Rowena Circle with Mia Alice Kasler, Zonta class beach party, American Legion Auxiliary Elyria Lodge I O OF Truth Seekers at UP church, Womans Bible class picnic at Miss Nelle Hecock's home, Young Women's Missionary Society at Methodist church for supper, and Epworth League cabinet picnic at Century Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webbber
Washington Avenue
Galaxy Club
Winifred Seward
Broad Street
Women of the Moose
Rowena Circle
Mia Alice Kasler
Foster Avenue
American Legion Auxiliary
Elyria Lodge
I O OF
Truth Seekers of
UP Church
Ely Woods
Womans Bible
Nelle Hecock
Lake Avenue
Young Women’s Missionary Society
Methodist Church
Epworth League
Old Cabinet
Century Beach
Oberlin visitors include Marshalls and Hastings kin
Sam Jr and Mr and Mrs Coulter Marshall of Toledo visited Oberlin for the Campbells son graduation. Mrs R A Shyrock of Adelbert avenue hosted relatives, while Miss Eileen Hastings, daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl Hastings of Furnace street in Cleveland, spent a few days with her parents.
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Sam Jr
Coulter Marshall
Toledo
Oberlin
Crocodile Tails Are Delicacy At Annual Banquet
Paris hosts the 28th annual Societe dicclimatina banquet with 200 gourmets and notable figures dining on exotic dishes including crocodile tails and sea anemones. Menu spans hors d oeuvres to dessert, presided by M Besson, showcasing colonial resources despite no casualties. A second item notes 70,000 Montana resident fishing licenses distributed through about 60,000 dealers ahead of May 21 season.
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Mars
Euphrates
Zahleh
Guiana
Tanaka
Japan
M Besson
Bresson
South America
Parizuig
Miguel Zamaccois
Tdmond d Haraucourt
Piere Benet
Paul Mor
Helena Wont
Montana
Adorable Spring Dress Pattern 9598 From Marian Martin
A cheerful pattern description promotes pattern 9598 for a little girl's dress with contrasting collar yoke puff sleeves and full pleats. Includes bloomers in sizes 46 8 10 and 12 and requires 2 14 yards of 36 inch fabric plus 5 8 yard contrast. Pattern book also advertised at fifteen cents. order to Chronicle Telegram Pattern Department 232 With St New York NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warian Mwartin
Marian Martin
Chronicle Telegram Pattern Department
St New York NY
Local farmer Leo Cornish dies after horse shoeing accident
In Freenald township, Leo Cornish was killed while shoeing a horse when the animal jerked and severed an artery in his leg. He died from blood loss before aid could reach him, per a coroner's report.
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Warrfn Pa
Leo Cornish
de Freenald
Pheasant Drowns After Repeated Swim Attempts
A Chinese pheasant nicknamed Goofus drowned during a swim at a farm lake near Kansas City Missouri. Known for repeatedly splashing into the water and crying for help, the bird was saved several times but on the final attempt rescuers arrived too late. The tale ends with the bird’s death and a stray remark on people’s laws being history.
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Kansas City
Goofus
Lady's Recreation of 1707 the lone 18th century English garden book
Charlies Evelyn's Lady's Recreation of 1707 stands as the sole English gardening work from the 18th century authored for women readers. It highlights early horticultural guidance and female readership in a period dominated by male authors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies Evelyn
Napoleon’s Western Dream of a Second New France
A historical note explores Napoleon Bonaparte’s 19th century ambitions to extend French influence into the American West, outlining plans for a Second New France in territories that would become part of the western United States. The piece links French imperial vision with later U.S. expansion and maps possible settlements and routes.
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Napoleon
France
Western
United States
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