Pretty Elyria church wedding unites Laura Smith and Leonard Wagner
Laura Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs John J Smith of East Broad street and Leonard Wagner of Tenth street were married at Marys church at 8 15 this morning Reverend Frey officiated The ceremony featured organ music by Mrs Hughes and vocal by Rose Kirkbride The couple will spend the summer at a Lake Shore cottage returning September 15 and at home to friends thereafter in Elyria
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marys Church
Misa Laura Smith
John J. Smith
E East Broad Street
Leonard Wagner
Tenth Street
Frey
Mra. Huges
Rose Kirkbride
Sis
Louise Smith
Laude Wagner
Lake Shore
Elyria
Catholic Dovebters of America
Art Society
Pretty Wedding for June Bride at 120 Nichols Court
A home wedding last evening united Ethel Wis ter and Arthur Gringle of Amherst with Rev. Jordan officiating. Ethel wore white georgette with pink rose corsage. maid Madie Hahn in pink organdy attended. Walter Lawrence served as best man. The couple will reside in Amherst and hosted a wedding supper for family and friends from Elyria and Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Wister
Nichols Court
Ethel
Arthur Gringle
Herst
Rev
Jordan
Amherst
Shy
Madie Hahn
Walter Lawrence
Amie
Elyria
Gringle
Saben
Elizabeth Bestall
Ernst
Eady
D Eady
August Segert
Lawrence Whitacre
Esther Gringle
Air
Wissinger
Lawrence Wissinger
Madie Habe
YWCA Girls Conference Delegates Head to Denison
Three delegates from the YWCA Friendship Club Ruth Humphrey and en chaperoned by Miss Wils depart for Denison University with two hundred Ohio and Virginia girls expected to attend a ten day program. Mary Scott leads the Granville conference with Keepers of the M theme and various social and class activities planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thendship Club
Todd
Ruth Humphrey
Denison University
Irille
Qberlin
Ohio
Virginia
Granville
de Mires
Mary Scott
Headquart
Women’s War Unit Urges Packed Boxes for Soldiers
The Elyria unit calls volunteers to prepare and pack boxes of home made cookies cakes and jellies for soldiers confined in hospital. Members must bring their boxes to the Legion rooms by 1 o clock Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Lhen
Legion
St Johns Young Ladies to Host Ham Social at Columbia Rooms
St Johns Young Ladies and Columbia Club plan a ham social at the Columbia rooms on Wednesday evening. Members and friends anticipate an enjoyable time with arrangements complete and entertainment promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Young Ladies
Columbia Club
Columbia Rooms
Endeavor Delegates Leave for Dayton
Fourteen Elyria Christian Endeavor delegates head to Dayton for the Ohio State convention running through Saturday. About twenty to twenty five county representatives attend. Margaret Snyder joins as part of the State Service Department to serve at the station and in conferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Societies of
Elyria
Dayton
Ohio State Christian Endeavor
Margaret Snyder
State Service Department
Mable Gaston
Eva Devinney
Hugh Gray
Church of Christ
Herbert Gill
Tempa Reisinger
Walden Felter
Maud Eleanor Davies
Second Congregational Church
Eleanor Loeffler
Intermediate Society
St. Paul’s Church
George Houserman
Harold Schwing
Bradford Stetson
Walter Horton
Senior Society
Marcilene Ketchum
First Congregational Church
Ladies Aid of St Pauls church meet at Mrs Ufert home
Members of the Ladies Aid plan a Thursday gathering at Mrs Ufert's home Stop 79 Grafton line for sewing with the Red Cross Autos will convey attendees from the church at 1 30 p m Ladies should bring sewing necessities for the afternoon program
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
St. Paul’s Church
Ice Cream Festival at St Pauls Parish with Oberlin Glee Club
The Young People's Society of St Pauls Evangelical church hosts an ice cream festival in the church parlors on Thursday evening. The event features the Boys Glee Club of Oberlin and their musician, with more entertainment to be announced. A luncheon will be served later by the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Society of
St. Paul’s
Episcopal Churches Hold Conference in Gambier Ohio
The Episcopal churches plan to send delegates to the annual church workers conference, to be held at Kenyon College Gambier starting June 22 and continuing into July. From St. Andrew's, Mrs Leland Minch, Mrs Ward Decker, and Miss Viola Haynes were chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
Church Workers of the Episcopal Churches
Kenyon College
Gambier
St. Andrew's Church
Leland Minch
Cornell Avenue
Ward Decker
Princeton Avenue
Viola Haynes
East Avenue
Nervous woman seeks relief with Nery-Worth remedy
A badly garbled ad claims a woman could eat anything after taking Nery-Worth, promising a full refund if the trial bottle fails. It touts a miracle cure for stomach issues and lists druggist refund policy to entice purchases.
Memorial Service For Clan Hobertson And Daughters Of Scotland
A Sabbath crowd gathered for the Memorial Services of Clan Hobertson and the Daughters of Scotland. The pastor praised Scots influence on civil and religious liberties. Miss Wilcox sang a fine solo. Regular summer communion is set for June 26 at 11 o'clock with preparatory services Thursday and Friday evening. Church repairs include painting the house beside the church on Saturday and a road crew may assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clan Hobertsom
Daughters of Scotland
Wilcox
Elyria Triangle Club Confers Oberlin Degrees
Thirty five members of the Triangle Club and Knights of Pythias traveled to Oberlin on Monday to confer the second rank of Knighthood on thirteen candidates. Chevalier Lodge No. 316 officers conducted the ceremony and a supper followed. Members from LaGrange Norwalk Sandusky and Lorain lodges attended with next conferral planned in Lorain June 27 at the Hohman Lodge for thirteen Oberlin candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triangle Club
Knights of Pythias
Oberlin
K. of P. Lodge
Chevalier Lodge No. 316
Oberlin Lodge
Elyrians
LaGrange
Norwalk
Sandusky
Lorain
Hohman Vwodge of
Hohman Lodee
Beloved Granny Mumford Celebrates Eighth Third Birthday
The town honors Mrs. Mumford known as the Bird Lady of Elyria. A former Bulgarian missionary of thirty five years she earned praise from Bulgarian royalty. Judge Nye hosts her dinner followed by a trip to Oberlin for a Humiliation where she will present college trophies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mumford
Rome
Elyria
Bulgaria
Oberlin
Daughters of Scotia Hold Large Meeting and Initiation
The Daughters of Scotia met at the Wurst hall Monday evening with initiation. Two visitors from Lorain, Mr Taylor and Miss Taylor, attended. Mr Taylor presented Mrs. Ernest Drage a ten dollar prize for the member- brought in most new members in six months. The evening included social time a luncheon by Mrs Gutcher with assistance from several members, a drill practice, and a lively Scotch dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Scotia
Wurst Hall
Lorain
Taylor
Miss Taylor
Ernest Drage
Gutcher
Drage
Shields
Williamson
Denger
Council Evidence Trains Blocking Olive Street
Council member Winslow again questioned trains blocking Olive street during noon hours. He noted a recent eleven minute blockage preventing factory workers from returning for dinner during the half hour. Arrests or fines were discussed to stop the practice and compel conductors and engineers to show proper evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Street
Winslow
Goodspeed and Alday Wed in Pensacola Florida
Karlow W. Goodspeed of Elyria and Miss Mary Alice Alday of Milton Florida united in marriage on June 11 in Pensacola Florida. Goodspeed had lived in Elyria all his life until six months ago and friends here warmly welcome the announcement from the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karlow W. Goodspeed
Elyria
Mary Alice Alday
Milton
Florida
Mar-Riageé
Pensacola
Croom
Omar Club Holds Annual Meeting at East Avenue Home
Members gathered at 1527 East avenue for their yearly meeting hosted by Leslie Terrill. Leonard Warren was elected president, Leslie Terrill secretary, and Elmer Brocts treasurer for the coming three months. The evening featured social time and light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omar Club
Leslie Terrill
East Avenue
Leonard Warren
Elmer Brocts
Circle 4 Ladies Aid to Meet at Church of Christ
Mrs Gaylord Tucker of Oberlin Road will host Circle No 4 of the Ladies Aid on Thursday. A tureen dinner is served at 12 30 followed by the regular monthly business meeting. Mrs John Devinney and Mrs Ernest Bringer will be at the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaylord Tucker
Oberlin Road
Circle No. 4
Ladies Aid
Church of Christ
John Devinney
Ernest Bringer
Veterans Auxiliary Hosts Vermilion Unit Evening
Last evening in Myre FE Maas led helpers from the Elyria Post No. 12 Auxiliary to Vermilion for a Vermilion Unit meeting. They attended a Lesson at the pew picture house with films of the late war. A hostess served supper to conclude a very enjoyable evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myre
FE. H. Maasmen
Yaris
Barnhart
Tabor
Elyria Post No. 12
Vermilion
Pew Picture House
Blue Bird Girls Hold Meeting at Kushinsky Home
The Blue Bird Girls of St Pauls church will hold its monthly meeting at 1304 Middle Avenue tomorrow afternoon. All members are asked to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Bird Girls
St Paul's Church
Mies Margie Kushinsky
Middle Avenue
Emergency Club to Hold Picnic Lunch at Mrs Bell Home
Emergency Club members will gather for a picnic lunch at Mrs. W. F. Bell’s home on Third Street this Thursday afternoon. The meeting marks the last of the year and will be a social, informal gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emergency Club
W. F. Bell
Third Street
Tonight and Today Community Club Events
Illumination night at Oberlin. 04 Literary Club Picnic in Cascade Park. Alumni meeting at St Agnes school. Knights of Pythias at G A R hall. Rotary Club luncheon at Y M C A. Young Men's Business Club supper at Chamber of Commerce. Odd Fellows Lodge 103 at I O O F hall. Girls of St Andrews in Guild rooms. Exchange Club luncheon at Chamber of Commerce. Harmon Club Lodge at Masonic hall. Federation Girls of W C A in gym for supper at 6 00 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Literary Club
Cascade Park
St.’Agnes’ School
Young Men’s Business Club
Chamber of Commerce
St. Andrews
Exchange Club
Federation Girls
Miss Viola Haynes Leaves for Kent Normal Training School
Local notes report Miss Viola Haynes of 1267 East avenue has left for Kent Normal Training school to spend the summer months in study in preparation for the coming school year. Other items note Miss Ethel Hogg returning to Lakewood after visiting the Balcoms on Kenyon avenue and Russell Taylor of Ann Arbor, Mich returning home Wednesday to spend a few days before resuming studies. Dr. and Mrs. W. C Park host guests including Mrs Alfred Bulles of Ionia Mich Mrs Carrie Ogden and Mrs Julia Bruce of Niagara Falls N Y for Elyria high school commencement exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Haynes
East Avenue
Kent Normal Training School
Cnd
Ethel Hogg
Lakewood
N.H. Balcomb
Kenyon Avenue
Russell Taylor
Ann. Arbor
Mich
A. E. Taylor
Fifth Street
Alfred _Bulles
Ionia, Mich
Carrie” ‘Ogden
Julia” Bruce
Niagara Falls
N. Y
W. C Park
Elyria High School
Hospital Notes and Births for Local Residents
Admissions list Joyce Peterman 511 Lodi street Flora Kirk 219 Court street Carry Reitz 1362 East avenue Mary Nagy 88 Woodford avenue Katherine McKinney 445 Broad street Sarah Shyrock 124 Lincoln avenue Births a daughter to Mr and Mrs Robert Shyrock 124 Lincoln avenue Discharges Elizabeth Petro West River street and Cecil Moehle 251 East Broad street Joyce Peterman 511 Lodi street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Peterman
Lodi Street
Flora Kirk
Court Street
Carry Reitz
East Avenue
Mary Nagy
Woodford Avenue
Katherine McKinney
Broad Street
Sarah Shyrock
Lincoln Avenue
Robert Shyrock
Elizabeth Petro
West River Street
Cecil Moehle
East Broad Street
How to Reduce Varicose Veins Advertisement Claim
An advertisement claims Moone's Emerald Oil reduces varicose veins when applied at home. It promises quick and lasting improvement, notes high concentration and low cost per bottle, offers a money back guarantee, and provides a sample on receipt of 15 cents. International Laboratories, Rochester, and Crandall Pharmacy are listed as suppliers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moone
International Laboratories
Rochester
Crandall* Pharmacy
Social notes from Elyria high school commencement events
Mrs Helen Park and daughter Olive of Cleveland attended Elyria high school commencement with Dr and Mrs W C Park. Thelma Harrison spent weekend with her parents. Earl Hogue of Michigan and Cleveland visited the Harrisons. Joseph H Gethin of New York City visited his sister Mrs L P Wasner. Gene Gessner left for Cleveland for a six weeks American Nation course at Western Reserve University after leading the steamer school in the Washington building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Park
Olive
Cleveland
W. C. Park
Elyria High School
Thelma Harrison
Mr. Harrison
Earl Hogue
Michiigan
Harrisons
Joseph H. Gethin
New York City
Afrs
Gene Gessner
Fourth Street
Western Reserve University
Gessner
Washington
Town Notices and Social Voyages from Mentville
Mrs R E Philips of Mentville visits daughter Mre Gaylord while local church groups schedule meetings at the KE church and Wurst hall The Rebekah Social club gathers at Mrs John Ross home A Nisses Eda and Mable Zeller return to Alpena from West Bridge Street visits Mrs L B Hindman returns from West Virginia Mrs Pythian sisters plan a Wurst hall meeting East Side Guild hosts an all day session Mrs C L Terry and Atlee depart for Audubon Indiana and Buchannan Mich return trip Georgetown University graduation guests include Thomas O Hearn and relatives in Baltimore with Mrs Baker back from Washington DC
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nisses Eda
Mable Zeller
Carl Friday
West Bridgestret
Alpena, Mich
East Side
Guild
St. Andrews Church
A. H. Phaff
John Baker
Lake Ave
Washington, D.C
Georgetown University
Thomas O’hern
Law
Baltimore
Unclear Names Highlight Monday Evening Event
Fragmentary note mentions several individuals and a family on an avenue on Monday evening but provides few identifiable details on location or purpose. No clear event, organization, or outcome is stated.
Wellington High School Team Defeats Alumni 12 11
Wellington notes a class party at Crystal Beach with a trip by auto to Oberlin for a graduation play. The Wellington High School team beat the Wellington Alumni 12 to 11 in a close Friday contest sparking local interest due to familiar players. Citizens visiting from Cleveland and Washington, and residents planning summer travel, are listed among community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermiliox
Wellington
Sealers of
Crystal Bed
Oberlin
Oberlin High
Prof
Shermans
Briliant
Secord
WORN NERVES PROMPT KIDNEY REMEDY CLAIMS
Mrs. Wm. Swiers of Elyria endorses Deans Kidney Pills for backache nervousness and headaches. She says the remedy removed soreness and heaviness, keeping her in good health, sold 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y. Advt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Swiers
Clark St
Elyria
Dean
Foster_Milburn Co
Mfrs
Buffalo
Advt
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Elyria Society
Wagner-Smith
King’s Daughtags
Second Congregal Church
Cotton
Lake Avenue
A Schueneman
Hattie Im
Endeavor
Ladies Aid OF ST
Phoilitps
Newspap
Elyria Triangle Club
Mrs. A. V. Mumford
Cmar Club
Knights of
Pythias
G. A. R. Hall
Rotary Club
Odd Fellows Lodge No
I. O. O. F. Hall
Frank
Harmon Club
Masonic Hall
The
Northern Savings & Loan Company
Marien Park
C. M. Percy
John Helmer
George H. Hill
Colonial Apartments
Ella Parmelee
John T. Brooks
Ida Miller
Barcourt
Crarter
Miss Crayter
Kingsville
B. H. Rickard
Ruth
Rickard
E. A. Rickard
R. E. Philips
Mentville
Mre Gaylord
Tacker
Obertin Road
Rebekah Social Club
John Ross
L. B. Hindman
West Virginia
Pythian Clisters
John Driscroll
Hom
Glade
B. Thomas
Kenilworth Gift Shop
Second St
Elyria, O
Drana
Sepator
Berke
Avenue
H. S. Beats
Roy C. Bennett
William Culver
Washington, D. C
John Artz
Trippe
Harry Branch
Syracuse
C. A. Gott
Levi Myers
Irwin
White Front
WJ. Powell
Marcey
Little -Daugh
Lakeside
Selby
Georgette and
Tricolette
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