Miss Fanny Brown to Wed Dr Maurice Sandrock in June
A luncheon honoring Miss Fanny Brown ahead of her June 27 marriage to Dr Maurice Sandrock of Salem Ohio was hosted by Mrs Robert Sandrock on Harrison Street. Twelve guests attended with pink and blue decor, garden flowers, and centering rose buds. Prizes went to Mrs William Conrad and Miss Winifred Fay, and Brown received instructions to seek hidden linen gifts from guests. Out of town attendees included Mrs Bernard Wixseboxse of Cleveland Mrs William McFarland of Lakewood and Mrs Carroll Shaw of Urbana Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanny Brown
Maurice Sandrock
Salem
Ohio
Robert Sandrock
Harrison Street
William Conrad
Winifred Fay
Brown
Bernard Wixseboxse
Cleveland
William McFarland
Lakewood
Carroll Shaw
Urbana
Lll
Triple Four club hosts honor guest at Dominic's Cuisine
Mrs Don Myers and Miss Ruth Krebs preside at a Triple Four club meeting at Dominic's Cuisine with Miss Mary Conover of New Madison as honor guest and 13 house guests. Other out of town guests include Miss Alice Robinson Miss Kathryn Jones and Mrs Alice Blaine McRoberts. Marie Kiser wins high score, Winifred Seward consoled, Conover receives guest prize. Margaret Urig and Margaret Stirzaker plan future club event on Thursday July sixth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Myers
Ruth Krebs
Triple Four Club
Dominic
Mary Conover
New Madison
Ohio
Conover
Phyllis Jaycox
Miami University
Alice Robinson
Kathryn Jones
Cleveland
Alice Blaine McRoberts
California
Marie Kiser
Winifred Seward
Miss Conover
Margaret Urig
Margaret Stirzaker
Meeting of St. Pauls church Men’s Brotherhood hosts talk
The home of A L Vietzen on Foster avenue hosted a Men’s Brotherhood meeting at St Paul’s church. Sam Wragg of Amherst, state federation president, spoke on the local brotherhoods link to the federation. Outdoor sports preceded a brief business session led by Carl Menz and refreshments closed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Vietzen
Foster Avenue
Simple Wedding at Paisley Residence New Castle
A simple home wedding took place at noon on Wednesday June 21 at Mr and Mrs Carl E Paisley’s residence in New Castle Pennsylvania. Rev Walter E McClure of the First Presbyterian church officiated. Miss Elizabeth L Sterrett of New Castle and Herbert M Miller of Elyria Ohio were married. After luncheon ten guests, then the couple drove to their Elyria home at 414 W Sixth St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl E. Paisley
New Castle
Pennsylvania
Walter E. McClure
First Presbyterian Church
Elizabeth L. Sterrett
Herbert M. Miller
Elyria
Ohio
Sixth Street
Frank McIntire and Marie Meeks Rev. Record
Frank McIntire, a Graf ton farmer, and Marie Meeks of Pittsfield Township are recorded in the revocation or record entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McIntire
Farmer
Grafton
Marie Meeks
Pittsfield
Lunch honors Mrs Mynchenburg at Em manual Lutheran Ladies Aid
The Ladies Aid Society of Em manual Lutheran Church hosted a luncheon honoring Mrs Mynchenburg as president who has resigned to be away for months. Mrs Harold Sayles gave a gift and read a poem at the reception. Three new members joined and a nominating committee report was given. The society handed $12.64 to the church fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mynchenburg
Ladies’ Aid Society
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Harold Sayles
Woman's Association meeting at Second Congregational Church
The meeting was presided over by vice president Mrs J E Heckok. Mrs J M Gregory led devotions and Misses Virginia Stewart and Coletta Stang performed a piano duet. Mrs A L Phipps spoke on Mr Hall s missionary work in Africa. Division D served tea after. A summer recess is planned for July and August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Association of Second Congregational Church
J. E. Hecock
J. M. Gregory
Virginia Stewart
Coletta Stang
A. L. Phipps
Hall
Africa
Circle Nov. 2 hostessing meeting at St Paul’s church
Mrs. Otto Mischka hosted at her Harri son street home with Circle Nov. 2 members from St. Paul’s Evangelical church. Mrs. E. Oswald led devotion and business, voting to hold meetings on the fourth Wednesday in July August and September, instead of twice monthly, adjourned to July 26 with Mrs. Caroll hosting on East River street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Mischka
Harrison Street
Circle
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
E. Oswald
Caroll
East River Street
Masonic Fraternity Plans St John’s Day Service
The Masonic Fraternity will observe St John the Baptist Day next Sunday, June 25, by attending morning services at First Methodist Episcopal Church. All Master Masons in the area are invited, with expectations of a large turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Fraternity
M. E. Church
First Methodist Episcopal Church
St. John the Baptist
Neisbro Efficiency Club Hosts Lakeside Outing at Lorain
Members of the Neisbro Efficiency club held their annual outing at the Davis cottage on East Erie Avenue Lorain. The evening included bathing in Lake Erie and a beach fire with roasted wieners and marshmallows. Group singing added to the enjoyment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neisbro Efficiency Club
Davis Cottage
East Erie Avenue
Lorain
Lake Erie
Lorain County Christian Endeavor Union Pre Convention Rally
Lorain County Christian Endeavor Union held its annual pre convention rally at Lorain Christian Temple with 80 in attendance. Ed ward Pallas led the song service and John Updegraff oversaw the program. Six societies were represented. The convention is planned for June 27 1909 at the Netherlands Plaza Hotel in Cincinnati with 25 Lorain delegates. After a social hour, refreshments were served. Elyria attendees list includes Jean Boggs Adelbert Hazel Gwendolyn Gaines Maudeline Johnson Eugene Pell Walter Gehrke William Gehrke Russell Fox Ralph Fox Howard Pallas Gertrude Starrer Florian Flo wens tein Burt Boynton Loretta Botamer Russell Shepherd Jeland Prentice Ann Roper Wayne Burdue plus Mr and Mrs C D Smith and Mr and Mrs Harold Olmstead. Benediction closed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Elyria
Jean Boggs
Adelbert Hazel
Gwendolyn Gaines
Maudeline Johnson
Eugene Pell
Walter
William Gehrke
Russell
Ralph
Robert Fox
Howard Pallas
Gertrude Starrer
Florian Flowenstein
Burt Boynton
Loretta Botamer
Russell Shepherd
Jeland
Pan Prentice
Ann Roper
Wayne Burdue
C. D. Smith
Mroo
Harold C. Olmstead
Methodist Circle 9 Holds Picnic Luncheon Meeting
Members of Circle No 9 of the First Methodist church gathered at Mrs J J Mowrys Charles court home Wednesday for a yard lunch. Twenty sat at the table and after lunch Mrs Kathryn McDonald led a brief business meeting. This was the final meeting of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 9
First Methodist Church
J. J. Mowry
Charles Court
Kathryn McDonald
Picnic at parsonage marks Circle Two Methodist final meet
Circle No. 2 of the Methodist church held a lawn picnic at the parsonage yesterday afternoon. Eighteen members and five guests attended the event, which concluded the circle’s meetings until fall. A brief business session was followed by social time with Mrs. H. H. Gregg singing two solos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 2
Methodist Church
H. H. Gregg
Five Hundred Attend Recital By Youthful Pianist Jackie Elton
Five hundred people gathered at the First Congregational church for a recital presented by Mrs Gladys Parmely West featuring Master Jackie Elton, a gifted pianist. The program included Grieg Anitra's Dance, Debussy Golliwog's Cakewalk, Bach Solfeggietto, and Koelling Hungary, with strong support from Miss Orpha Towl soprano and Miss Mildred Brenner violinist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Gladys Parmely West
Jackie Elton
Orpha Towl
Cleveland
Douglas Birch
Freuchhorn
Elyria
Mildred Brenner
Wellington
Jackie
Anitra
Grieg
Golliwog
Debussy
Hungary
Koelling
Cavalleria Rusticana
Life
Pearl Curran
John Prindie Scott
Miss Towl
Luella Towl
Harold Birch
Stoessel
Wienilawski
A M
Margaret Shields
Miss Brenner
American Conservatory
Paris
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges Summary
Hospital notes list admissions: Mrs Victor Resar on E Broad Street. Mrs Frank Eckert on Tenth Street. Marcus Blumer on E Broad Street. John Nadas on Irondale Street. Edward McDermott of St Louis Missouri. Mrs Robert Gunder of R D No 2. Discharges include Mrs Mark Byers and baby boy of 516 W River Street. Stanley Marcus. Grafton Virginia Schmidt. $21 Ninth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Resar
E. Broad Street
Frank Eckert
Tenth Street
Marcus Blumer
John Nadas
Irondale
Edward McDermott
St. Louis
Robert Gunder
Mark Byers
W. River Street
Stanley Marcus
Grafton
Virginia Schmidt
Ninth Street
Community Club and Society Notices Tonight
Events tonight include Three Stars Girls Club with Miss Ethel Harris of Elyria and notable meetings by Daughters of Sahara Bethel Shrine Agenda Club Pythian Sisters Catholic Daughters and Thursday Night Pals. West Ridge WCTU Institute meets at 7:30 with supper at 6:30 in Carlisle Grange Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Three Stars Girls
Ethel Harris
Elyria
Daughters of Sahara
Bethel Shrine
Agenda Club
Broad Street
Pythian Sisters
Woodman Hall
West Ridge
W. C. T. U. Institute
Carlisle Grange Hall
Camp Iss-See hes Girls Camp Registrations Rush In
Registrations for the girls camp period at Camp Iss-See hes are rapidly coming in at the Y W C A office. Campers count down 13 days until camp opens for ten days of activities with a six member staff led by Miss Mary Louise Harrison and Miss Stetson supervising recreation. Camp folders and information are available at the Y W C A, with registration only complete upon payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Iss
Mary Louise Harrison
Wheaton College
Wheaton
Ill
Evangeline Rothe
Elvira
Marion Witt
Cleveland School of Art
Western Reserve School of Education
Catherine Tidd
Battle Creek College of Physical Education
Miss Stetson
Miss Burner
St Clair Rebekah Lodge Evening Program At I O O F Hall
Members of St Clair Rebekah Lodge gathered at the I O O F hall for an evening program featuring tap dancing by Lois Boothroyd and Neva Pfaff, a vocal solo by Paul Wainwright, performances by five boys from Grafton State Farm, and musical numbers by Walter Shirk and Cassie Richards. The event closed with a duet The Old Rugged Cross by Wainwright and Hartman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clair
Paul Wainwright
Orville Hartman
Tenth Annual Bible School Commencement Friday
The First Baptist church will host the tenth annual Summer Bible School commencement on Friday at 7 30 p m All boys and girls should be at the church by 7 10 p m Charles H Finney from Oberlin Conservatory will preside at the organ with a varied program including hymns Scripture readings and a dramatized Ministry by the Sea Grades Three to Nine will perform choruses and pieces The Baptist Male Quartet and soloists will contribute and diplomas will be presented by Mrs Guy W Brars Superintendent of the School Five hundred feet of motion pictures will conclude the program
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Charles H. Finney
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Wkarg-Elert
Fletcher
Ceiga
Sowerby
Jesus
Bob Mallory
Earl Nemos
Ray Bowen
Jesus, Savior
Jean Little
W. H. Keisler
Baptist
Harlie G. Stevick
Summer Bible School
Guy W. Brars
Local families note graduations and births in region
Mr and Mrs Max Goldstein and daughter Betty attend Norman Goldsteins graduation from the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. Eleanor Goldstein returns with her parents from Smith College. A daughter was born June 21 at Elyria Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Matt Meecha. Frederick F McClure elected track manager for RPI 1932 34 in Troy New York. Birth announced of Jack Garfield Conklin in Santa Ana California. Betty Jean Overdeer soon leaves for Pontiac and Detroit summers with friends. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Robert Gunder in Elyria Memorial Hospital on June 22. Mrs Vestal and son Jack visiting Indianapolis. Mr and Mrs Faulhaber from Chicago visiting Charles Court relatives. Mrs Kenneth Friday and Betty, with Robert and Roma Foster, en route to Wisconsin via Chicago. Dr and Mrs F A Lawrence and mother Mrs Wick visiting Grove City and Harrisville. Mrs George Stevens travels to Edgerly New York. Dr and Mrs Calvin Wilson, in Chicago for medical con then Exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Goldstein
Betty
Pennsylvania
Norman Goldstein
University of Pennsylvania
Eleanor Goldstein
Smith College
Matt Meecha
Northrup Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Frederick F. McClure
Middle Avenue
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Troy
New York
McClure
Phi Mu Delta Fraternity
Jack Garfield
Roscoe M. Conklin
Santa Ana
California
Conklin
Chronicle-Telegram
Indianapolis
Indiana
Richard Faulhaber
Chicago
Illinois
M. B. Faulhaber
Charles Court
Kenneth Friday
New Castle
Robert
Roma Foster
Jim Falls
Wisconsin
R. A. Gwin
Cornell Avenue
F. A. Lawrence
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Wick
Grove City
Harrisville
Nell P. Lawrence
George Stevens
East Avenue
Edgerly
Calvin Wilson
Franklin
Dainty Dress Buttoning Up Back
A new mystery novel titled The Broken Up explores graphology as a clue. An opening in the bottom of the letter o in handwriting is linked to a suspect with a tendency toward committing atrocious crimes.
Matron Fashion Pattern 9432 for sizes 36–46
Marian Martin pattern 9432 offers a frock for afternoon wear with a scalloped cape and surplice lines to slim the silhouette. Patterns cater to sizes 36 through 46 with fabric recommendations and full cutting instructions. Cost is fifteen cents per pattern, twenty five cents for book and pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voile
Chiffon
Georgette
Marian Marti
Marian Martin
Chronicle- Telegram Pattern Department
W. 18Th St
New York
N.Y
Household Hints Mars Mal Morton Hamburg Meals Spinach Ring
Cookbook style notes present several recipes for a 1950s kitchen, including Spinach Ring with eggs and bread crumbs, Rhubarb Custard Pie with meringue, and a maple coconut dessert. Instructions reference temperatures and steps, with some OCR errors in measurements and ingredient wording. Key items include spinach ring mold in water bath, rhubarb custard pie bake steps, and a coconut flavored maple cream dessert.
Local visitors framed by Urbana guests and Franklin departure
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll T. Shaw, in Urbana for the school year, stay with Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Bell on Third Street while Dr. and Mrs. F. A. Lawrence host relatives who were visiting yesterday and plan to return to Franklin today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.A. Lawrence
Franklin
Carroll T. Shaw
Urbana
Illinois
W. F. Bell
Third Street
Shakespearean diction and the term presently
In early English usage the adverb presently signified this moment not soon. Scholars note the shift from immediate meaning to a future sense over time. The phrase reflects phraseology from Renaissance drama and daily speech of the period.
Mixed dancing at Schuei der's Grove tonight
Ads invite dancing at Schuei der's Grove on Gratton Road tonight featuring a five percent discount for couples and upbeat program notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schueider’s Grove
Gratton Rd
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Men's Brotherhood OF ST
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New Castle, PA
Kellogg's
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Bae
Emmanuel Ladies Aid Society
2Nd Cong
W. A
ST. Paul's Church
Neisbro Club
C. E
Methodist
Mowry Home
Methodist Circle
Samuel Garfield
Valerie Tite
Patty Hoke
Lila Lee Tufford
ST. Clair Rebekah Lodge
West Side Vacation Club
West Side
Y. W. CG. A. Ayunday
Margaret Terry
Gates
Jefferson
St. Agnes
Edison
Bible School
Mars
Mal Morton
Hamburg
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Elyria Sav. & Trust
the Shan
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Gertrude
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