St Pauls Church to honor pastor after 25 years in ministry
St Pauls Evangelical church and friends hosted Reverend Ernst Irion to celebrate a quarter century of service. The event featured a service with greetings from district officials, readings from former congregations, musical tributes, and a silver chest gift. Guests from Cleveland, Amherst, Lorain, Valley City, Strasburg and surrounding areas attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Church
Irion
Strasburg
Ohio
Theodore Braun
Cleveland
Jesus Savior
Albert Wackenfuss
JL. C. Brevoort
Mildred Brevoort
Albert Vietzen
Park Hobiil
Twelveouns
Bible School
Valley City
Lorain
Amherst
Oberlin
E. O. Pallas
Sunshine Sisters Reveal Identities At Church Letter Exchange
Forty members of the Sunshine Sisters of the Berean Class at First Methodist met in the church basement for a reveal of their self written letters as Sunshine Sisters. A post office run by Mrs Lockard distributed letters amid merriment as recipients guessed authors. Mrs George Haines won a prize for a letter to Mrs Foster. At event’s end new slips gave each sister a new partner, along with names addresses and birthdays. Mr and Mrs Robert Stevens announce the birth of a son Gerald D this morning at 318 East River Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Sisters
First Methodist Church
Lockard
E. J. Bond
White
George Haines
Foster
Robert Stevens
East River Street
Gerald D
Bethel Shrine Hosts Bridge Luncheon and Night Entertainment
Bethel Shrine No 24 held a luncheon bridge for 100 members and guests in I O O F Hall. Prizes went to Lorain and Elyria participants, with Cleveland entrants noted. Seventeen Cleveland guests toured Cascade Park. Maurice Weisbrod performed piano solos and Mrs Geraldine Martin gave readings. The annual picnic is set for July 19 at the Hiscox home on Town Line Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Shrine No. 24
Cleveland
Cascade Park
Bethel Shrine
Maurice Weisbrod
Ceraldine Martin
Lorain
Arthur Hiscox
Townline Road
Mrs Heginbotham Hosts Circle Four of St Pauls Church
Mrs A Heginbotham hosted Circle No 4 of St Pauls Church at her Leporte home yesterday afternoon. Circle chair Mrs Park Hobill led the business session as treasurer Mrs Schultz reported the semi annual finances. Mrs Ernst Irion led devotions before the meeting and a social hour followed with refreshments for eleven members and eight visitors. Lindon will host Circle members at 2 East River Street on Thursday July sixth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Heginpotham
St. Paul's Church
Leporte
Park Hobill
Schultz
Ernst Irion
Lindon
Circle No 1 of St Pauls church meets on Lake Avenue
Circle No 1 of St Pauls church met yesterday afternoon at Mrs Leroy Phiels home with ten members and three guests. The session opened with hymn singing and a prayer by Mr Weston, closed with the Lord's Prayer, a social afternoon followed, Mrs W Bouls won a guessing contest, and the circle will meet again July 13 at Mrs Quades on Olive street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Paul's Church
Leroy Phiel
Lake Avenue
Weston
W Bouls
Quade
Olive Street
Lorain Deanery NLC Plans Supper at St Mary’s Hall
The Lorain Deanery of the National Council of Catholic Women plans a Sunday supper at St Mary’s Hall with many out-of-town guests expected. A consecutive board meeting starts at 2 950 p m with board chairmen meeting at 4 00 and supper at 3 20. A program will close the meeting and Bishop J McFadden of Cleveland will attend. Reservations are urged due to large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
National Council of Catholic Women
St. Mary's Hall
J. McFadden
Cleveland
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges Listing
Admissions include Herbert Shroyer R D No 2 Eyrin Mrs Philip Busch 29 Artemas Ct Ronald Brotherton 238 4th St Mrs Ford Passamore and Dorothy Passmore 152 West St Robert Petty 43 River St John Hartwell 146 Park Ave Carl Hist Oberlin Road John Burke 107 Princeton Mrs Marvin Bruce 115 Quincy St Discharges include Harry Bogart 3rd Princeton George McGinngis 359 West St Mrs G Thomas baby boy No 2 Woodford Mrs Lem Shafer baby boy 353 Cambridge Mrs Frank Bodimar 419 Elm St Herbert Shroyer R D No 2 Tiiveria
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Shroyer
R. D
Eyrin
Philip Busch
Artemas Ct
Ronald Brotherton
4Th St
Ford Passamore
Dorothy Passmore
West St
Robert Petty
River St
John Hartwell
Park Ave
Carl Hist
Oberlin Road
John Burke
Princeton
Marvin Bruce
Quincy St
Harry Bogart
George McGinngis
G. Thomas
Woodford
Lem Shafer
Cambridge
Frank Bodimar
Elm St
Tiiveria
Play by Goodwill class at First Congregational church
The Goodwill Bible Class of the First Congregational church staged The Strike of the Ladies' Aid at the Elyria Home for the Aged on Thursday evening under Mrs Otto Greene. The two act play featured cast members Wesdames Bell Van Dusen Agate Shaw Johnson Chapman Clark Greene Todd Townsend Hoover Stevick Davies Martin and Miss Rich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodwill Bible Class
First Congregational Church
Ladies’ Aid
Elyria
Otto Greene
Wesdames Bell
van Dusen
Agate
Shaw
Johnson
Chapman
Clark
Greene
Todd
Local Names Mentioned in Elyria and Amherst Notices
Earl Burrer and Helen Balzer linked to two Elyria Amherst notices with Rev Amore. Carl Oney and Marion Corlett from Wellington tied to two notices with Rev McBride. Emanuel Herold from Columbia and Viola Putt from Columbia connected to Rev Jones notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Burrer
Farmer
Elyria
Helen Balzer
Amherst
Amore
Carl Oney
Wellington
Marion Corlett
McBride
Emanuel Herold
Columbia
Viola Putt
Jones
Local People and Visits Highlight Summer News
Mrs. W A Humm and her children visit Courtland Street and Grafton Road relatives in Ohio and Michigan. John C Reid of Carluton Scotland dies June 5. Attorney Guy B Findley returns from Bangor Michigan after attending a university graduation anniversary. Kathryn Beckier heads to Richwood Ohio to join Ada Hunt then to Chicago for the Century of Progress and tour stops. Eckler Dean of Women sails on a Western Tour with Miss Eckler, third trip. John Eckler returns from Delaware to Lake Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. J Law and granddaughter Ray McKee back from Michigan. Local dancers readied for a recital at Town Studio in Lakewood. Frank Allen of Philadelphia visits before sailing to England July 7. Otto Mischka family attend John Will funeral in Vermilion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Humm
Aran
Harold
Miami
Florida
Paul Wainwright
Courtland Street
I. L. Shepherd
Grafton Road
George Paul
Lake Avenue
John C. Reid
Carluton Scotland
Guy B. Findley
Bangor
Michigan
Michiegan
Findley
C. RB. Charles
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Kathryn Beckier
Ada Hunt
Richwood
Ohio
Columbus
University of Tours
Century of Progress
Chi- Cugkoo
Pacque
Pacque Cast. Miss Eckler
Clifford Ledyard
Honest
C. J. Vedder
Franklinville
New York
John Eckler
Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan University
Mro
Ray Mc
E. F. Allen
Washington Avenue
England
Otto Mischka
John Will
Agenda Fraternity Elects Bob Daniels AB New President
An agenda fraternity meet at 616 Broad Street elected Bob Daniels as President with Charles Daney as VP and George Krugnotan as Secretary. Other officers include Don Lautenschleger Treasurer Charles Markham Chaplain Myron Saussler, and Herman Goodspeed to the board. A fishing party is planned for Sandusky Bay on June 24-25 with the next meeting set for July sixth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agenda Fraternity
Broad Street
Bob Daniels
Charles Daney
George Krugnotan
Don Lautenschleger
Charles Markham
Myron Saussler
Herman Goodspeed
Johnny Pais
Sandusky Bay
Bible School Picnic at Cascade Park Draws Large Crowd
The United Presbyterian Bible School members and friends gathered at Cascade Park for their annual picnic. Twelve park tables formed one long table for the large family as adults and children enjoyed amusements and games organized by the sports committee. Herbert Cooke, committee chairman, funded the children's treats and led the event’s success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Bible School
Cascade Park
Herbert Cooke
Sigma Gammas Have Steak Fry at Findley’s Log Cabin
The Sigma Gamma Society hosted fifteen couples with husbands and friends at Findley’s Log Cabin on the Abbe road. They hiked the trail, enjoyed a steak fry, and played Ping Pong before closing the evening. Mrs. S. Burke chaired the committee, assisted by Mrs. Earl Tompkains and Mrs. Esther Barnes. The group plans a regular meeting on June 27 hosted by Miss Marjorie Smith and Mrs. Esther Barnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Gamma Society
Findley
Abbe Road
S. Burke
Earl Tompkains
Esther Barnes
Circle No 6 First Methodist hosts three supper event
Thirty four members and six guests gathered at six for a thr ee n supper. After the meal orchestral numbers were played by Wayne Garland Edmond Wright and Don Marsh. Mrs Stang president of the circle received two bouquets for her service this year. Next Friday they meet at Mrs Stang s Woodland avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 6
First Methodist Church
Wayne Garland
Edmond Wright
Don Marsh
Stang
Three Star Girls visit from Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Miss Elsie Harris entertained the Three Star Girls of the Ohio Fuel Gas Co last evening at Mrs. Pick's on Third street. Eight Elvira guests were at two bridge tables with Miss Hazel McMullen taking first honors and Miss Vivian Lord second. Refreshments were served late. Next meeting set for July 27 at Miss Vivian Lord's Cleveland street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Harris
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Guest Sunday at Church Promises Music and Sermon
Reverend John G Koontz will deliver a sermon on the Pioneer of Life titled The Piorse of Life at 10 15 am and Boys and Girls will hear a lesson about Camels Unusual music features a violin and flute duet Face to Face by Mildred Brevoort and Edward Bembower of Elyria Mrs Koontz to sing Shadows Agnes De Loyd to play piano prelude The Ladies Aid held its final meeting of the year at the church with about fifteen members present and quilting afterwards The Society will resume in September and Sunday School follows the service at 11 14 o'clock including classes for all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Koontz
Mildred Brevoort
Edward Bembower
Elyria
John
John 4$Oontz
Agnes DeLoyd
Ladies' Aid of the
Church of Christ
Pythian Sisters Meet in Woodman's Hall Regular Session
The Pythian Sisters gathered at Woodmans hall for a routine meeting. Past Chiefs plan a picnic next Thursday at Ver Milion hosted by Mrs Gertrude Smith with Mr and Mrs Victor Resar listed as hosts at 308 East Broad Street. They announce the birth of a son born June 22 at Elyria Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodman's Hall
Vermilion
Gertrude Smith
Victor Resar
E. Broad Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Daughters of Scotia and Local Clubs Schedule
Tonight events include Daughters of Scotia meeting with Mrs Shrubsole of Highland Court and the Republican Women's Club gathering at 8 PM at the Woman's Club. Also on schedule are the Ladies Auxiliary to Eagles and the Northwest Encampment at I O O F Hall, plus Doreas Class at Mrs J B Young 105 Cornell Ave. The 10th annual Vacation Bible School commencement is at the Baptist church at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Scotia
Shrubsole
Highland Court
Republican Women's Club
Woman's Club
Ladies
Eagles
Northwest
Doreas
Church of Christ
J. B. Young
Cornell Avenue
Baptist Church
North Ridgeville Wedding at St Peter’s Church
On Friday morning at St Peter’s church Elmer Gilgenbach son of Mr and Mrs William Guil sxelbach married Miss Mildred Gerhart daughter of Mrs John Gerhart A guard of honor formed by the St Marys Auxiliary drill team Elyria attended the ceremony Rev Urban Gerhart cousin of the bride officiated The bride given away by her uncle C Gyer of Rocky River Attire included a white satin princess gown a madonna cap veil and orange blossoms The bride’s roses lay in the Valley were carried by the couple’s sister Bertha Gerhart and Luella Gilgenbach The best man was Cletus Gilgenbach and Arthur Gerhart was usher The altar decor featured palms calliopsis and delphinium Helen Masse sang and Rose McVeigh played the organ About 100 guests attended the dinner at the Gilgenbach home A reception and dance followed in the evening The couple will reside in Fairview after a wedding trip
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ridgeville
St. Peter’s Church
Elmer Gilgenbach
William Guilsxelbach
Milderd Gerhart
John Gerhart
St. Mary's Auxiliary
Knights of St. John
Elyria
Urban Gerhart
Gerhart
C. Gyer
Rocky River
Bertha Gerhart
Luella Gilgenbach Sistter
Cletus Gilgenbach
Arthur Gerhart
Helen Masse
Rose McVeigh
William Gilgenbach
Simple Sullivan Wedding Unites Miss Richards and M. Handley
Miss Pauline Richards and M. Robert V. Handley wed June 17 at the Richards home one mile north of Sullivan. Rev. John A. Schmunk officiated with William Taylor as escort. A wedding supper followed the ring ceremony witnessed by close relatives. Richards, a Sullivan High School and Elyria Memorial Hospital School of Nursing graduate, and Handley, a Sullivan High School alum, reside in Huntington Township and work at the Telling-Belle Ver- plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Paulline Richards
M. Robert V. Handley
Wade Richards
Wiliam Taylor
John A. Schmuink
Miss Richards
Sullivan Township
Sullivan High School
Elyria Memorial Hospital School of
Mr. Handley
Huntington Township
Wellington Creamery Wedding Soon Featured
A wedding at Wellington followed by a new home arrival and furnished rooms. Friends extend wishes for a long, happy marriage as the couple settles in their Wellington residence. The Guernsey Breeders picnic drew a large crowd with 4-H events, dairy demonstrations, free ice cream, and prizes. Reverend Scimink outlining a seven Sunday series at the Congregational church drew attendance and invitations to the community on diverse topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Busa
Gurmsey Breeders Association
Richland
Ashland
Hetner Farm
Floyd S. Buarle
Wooster
Ohio Gurnsey
God
Congregational Church
Mabelle Smith
Treva Bungard
Ora Hawkenson and Sons
Akron
Laughery reunion at Swope home draws nineteen attendees
Among those from Sullivan to attend the Laughery reunion held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Swope were Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hileman and family, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Swope and family, Mrs. L. M. Elliott, Mrs BE C Elliott, sons and daughter, and Neal Kolb. There were nine ty-three present to enjoy the bountiful dinner and day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laughery
Sullivan
Orville Swope
Lewis Hileman
Clarence Swope
L. M. Elliott
BE C Elliott
Neal Kolb
Gordon Reunion at Brookside Park in Ashland
The Gordon family gathering drew 103 attendees at Brookside Park Ashland on Sunday. Attending were Mrs FE Elliott and family Neal Kolb Sullivan H Elliott Chester Spencer Liloyd Moore Polk and others. The day split between two reunions followed by Illumination at Oberlin and neighbors社 socials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon
Brookside Park
Ashland
FE. C. Elliott
Neal’ Kolb
Sullivan
H. Elliott
Chester
Spencer
Liloyd Moore
Polk
Oberlin
Cora Chamberlin
Goldie Farnsworth
Olivia
Oscar Long
Charles Brillheart
Ira Garver
E. M. Farnsworth
Merton
Carlos Beard
Old Society of the Church of Christ
Faye Bair
Frank Null
Kenneth Haulk
Harry Frary
Burbank
Clarence Lee
Eorge Rader
Bellmore
L. V. Farnsworth
Marie Richter
Akron
Carter
Olmia
Carlos Arndt
Lorain
Lake
Katherine Klooz
Lakewood
Clarence Filliott
Watten
Fr. C. Elliott
Amos Freyman
Ercile Eaton
Carry K Freymann Palmer
A. B. Fowler
Jack Haynes
Little Son
KE. G. Aubrey
Dashing detachable cape sports frock pattern 95999
Marian Martin pattern 95999 offers a sport frock with a detachable cape and a brisk pleated skirt. Cut sizes 12 to 40 with yardage details for 36 inch fabric, plus instructions. Order pattern book and patterns for 15 cents or 25 cents for book and pattern from Chronicle Telegram Pattern Dept New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Chronicle- Telegram Pattern Department
18Th St
New York
N.Y
Family and visits noted at Brookside Park and Albion
Sunday afternoon at Brookside Park Ashland. Miss Vena Dumas moved to Michigan to live with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Arndt hosted Saturday night guests Ethel and Thelma Arndt and Harlan Keener family at Albion. John Winters and wife spent Monday on their Wellington area farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
Vena Dumas
Michigan
Claud Arndt
Ethel
Thelma
Harlan Keener
Albion
John Winters
Wellington
Also Mentioned on This Page
St. Paul’s Evangelical Church
C. E. Schmidt
Andrew Pitman
Marie Menz
George Bird
Russell Dunford
Keverend Theodore Merten
Edgar Wirth
Dunford
H. E. Pfieffer
Sandusky
Ger
Cnn
Elo
Broad Bt
ST. Paul's Circle
Lorain Deanery
Green Lantern
Ernst Frion
Good Will Bible Class
Triestino
WTAM
Honolulu
Serenaders
Wanda Street
LaGrange
O’erlin Roads
Tony
Cascade
Sigma Gammas
Methodist Circle 6
Pythian Sisters
Lersch
Emerich
Gilgenbach-Gerhart
Forrester 4 H
Richard Beyer
Russell Johnson
J. D. Johnson
Western Reserves University
Theodore
Severance Hall
Ridgeville High
Gertrude
Francis Prosser
Muskegon Mich
Chicago
M. W. Evans
M. F. Dyer
New London
Gordon Steele
H. G. Stacey
Kathryn
Ernestine Schmitz
Matt Schmitz
A. A. Schmitz
Mike Gerhart
Francis Gerhart
Martin Frewey
Broad
Leedale
Beauty Shoppe
Moston Mocton
Pitterry
Church Lawn
Fast Ave
Allen Bernard
Howard B. Somers
Coleus
Arsenate
Borderu, Jb
Rolt Florist
Mansfield
Lewis
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