Andrews Stin wedding at Medina home ceremony
Ruth Andrews daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry T Andrews and J Robert Stin son of Mrs James Martin united in marriage at a Medina home ceremony at four thirty in the afternoon. Regan Flammer read the service from Second Congregational Church with improvised palm and fern altar. The bride wore her mother's silk gown and carried an all white bouquet. Margaret Mewitt served as maid of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiles
Ruth Andrews
Harry T. Andrews
Princeton Avenue
J. Robert Stin
James Martin
Detroit
Regam Flammer
Medina
Ohio
Mer Peeter
Margaret Mewitt
Ruth Andrews Weds Robert Martin In Home Ceremony
Ruth Andrews and Robert Martin were married at home with James Martin as best man. The couple, after a dinner at Oberlin Inn for seventeen guests, planned a motor trip through northern Michigan and Wisconsin before settling in Detroit where Martin will work for Michigan Bell. Mrs. Martin is Elyria High and Ypsilanti Normal alumna. Mr. Martin is UMeter. Peters and Mrs Charles Koehn hosted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Andrews
Robert Martin
James Martin
Oberlin Inn
Weekly club and church meetings listed for Monday night
Pythian Sisters meet with Mrs Ella Miller on Lake Avenue. Happy Hour Banco Club meets with Mrs R L Wiseman on Kaiser Court. H P Chapman Camp and Union Vets meet in the G A R hall. Knights of Columbus meet in the K of C hall. Brotherhood of American Yeomen meets. Grace Lutheran Church Council meets at the church at 7 45 p m. Bible School Cabinet of United Presbyterian Church meets at seven thirty at the parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
Ella Miller
Lake Avenue
Happy Hour Banco Club
R. L. Wiseman
Kaiser Court
H. P. Chapman
Ilons
Union Vets
G. A. R. Hall
Knights of Columbus
K. of C. Hall
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Church Council of
Grace Lutheran Church
Bible School Cabinet
United ‘Presbyterian Church
Club Meetings and Dinners Noted Across Local Organizations
Sigma Gammas meet with Mrs Ruth Granger of the O Donnell apartments. LaPorte W C T U meets with Mire Sarah Miller on the Grafton road. A tureen dinner will be parved. The Utopia Club meets with Mrs Faulhaber on Parkview Court. P K S Club meets with Eles gor Warden on Harrison street. Frank S. Harmon Lodge meets. Modern Woodmen of America meet in the K of P hall. Woman's Benefit Association meets in the Wurst hall for 6 00 dinner. All members are urged to be present and bring threen. 5 Ladies Auxiliary Knights of St John meets in the K of C hall. King Solomon's Lodge meets. Elyria Lodge No 103 I O O F meets. High Seven Club meets with Mrs Prank Krause 520 East River street at one oclock. Cloverleaf Circle meets in the evening with Mrs R B Hillier 148 Dennison avenue. Lady Golfers lunch at Elyria Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Gammas
Woman's Benefit Association
Wurst Hall
Ladies Auxiliary
Knights of St.John
K. of C. Hall
King Solomon's Lodge
Elyria Lodge
High Seven Club
Prank Krause
East River Street
Cloverleaf Circle
R. B. Hillier
Dennison Avenue
Elyria Country Club
Community Club Meetings and Social Gatherings Listed
A long list of local women’s and fraternal groups meet at various halls and homes. Events include picnics, hunts, dinners, bake sales, bunco and circle gatherings, with hosts named such as Mrs. Lottie Laundon, Mrs. Bertha Kuss, Mrs. Hugh Thomas, and Mrs. Arthur Versey, plus church circles at St Pauls, and vestry and guild activities at St Andrew's and the Church of Christ.
Mrs Day Hosts Pilgrim Church Women Group Meeting
Mrs George Day will entertain the Woman's Association of the Pilgrim Community Church at a dinner on Adams street. Blue Bird Girls of St Pauls Church meet with Miss Louise Junior Mission Society at two o'clock with Mrs Bristol at 151 Harvard avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Day Wil
Woman’s Association
The
Pilgrim Community Church
A Pallas
Adams Street
Blue Bird Girls
St. Paul’s Church
Louise Pallas
Junior Mission Society
Bristol
Harvard Avenue
Methodist church women's quarterly business meeting announced
The Woman's Organization of the Methodist church holds its quarterly meeting Wednesday at 2 30 PM urging all members to attend as action on forming a permanent federation. The Elyria W C T U meets Tuesday at Mrs O E Rankin's home 3308 Lake Avenue with Rev C F Wiseman speaking on Our Achievements Under Prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Organization of the Methodist Church
Elyria W C. T. U
O. E. Rankin
Lake Avenue
C. F. Wiseman
Reisinger Keller Families Hold 23rd Annual Reunion in Columbia
About 115 members gathered Saturday at the Columbia town hall for the 23rd annual Reisinger Keller reunion. After a midday basket dinner, the business meeting elected Perry Reisinger president andTempa Reisinger secretary treasurer among others. A vote approved Columbia Methodist Church ladies providing dinners next year, and attendees enjoyed dancing and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reisinger-Keller
Columbia
Perry Reisinger
Henry Reutter
Tempa Reisinger
Hazel Reisinger
Vida Martin
Emery Reisinger
Columbia Methodist Church
Reception for Langton couple honors newlyweds
Neighbors and friends gathered at West River Road to welcome Homer Langton and his bride of a week. About ninety guests enjoyed a musical program with readings and a gift presentation by B. P. Reisinger. Ice cream and cake closed the evening. Mrs. Langton is Miss Catharine Moorehead of Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Langton
George Langton
West River Road
Langton
Catherine Moorehead
Columbus
B. P. Reisinger
Marital Age Pairs Listed With Clergy Names In Lorain Area
A list of young couples from Lorain and nearby towns shows pairings of ages and professions, each associated with a reverend or clergyman. Names include Irvin J. Koons and Sueva Kerr, Patrick McCabe and Mary McPhie, plus many others across Elyria Amherst Ridgeville Amherst and Grafton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin J. Koons
Lorain
Sueva Kerr
Geese
Patrick McCabe
Mary McPhie
Father Rafferty
Elmer Ford
Ridgeville
Clara Tisdale
Amherst
Mr. Eastmant
Hospital Notes Admissions and discharges list
Admissions list includes Martha Crisawell York Ohio Mrs Carlios Rhodes 347 West Fifth Street Helen Sivinski 41 West Street Mrs Lee Hovis 420 West Tenth Street Mrs Robert Slack 603 Bond Street Mrs James Cable 1927 Oakdale Avenue Lorain Rosa LakKross No 8 Massey Road Wesley Peck Brunswick Marie March 337 Bath Street and others Discharges include Mrs William Prindle and baby girl R D 3 Elyria Joseph Boras 110 West River Street Mrs William Farewell 121 Kaiser Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Crisawell
York
Ohio
Carlios Rhodes
West Fifth Street
Helen Sivinski
West Street
Lee Hovis
Waeet Tenth Street
Robert Slack
Bondst
James Cable
Oakdale Avenue
Lorain
Rosa LakKross
Massey Road
Wesley Peck
Brunswick
Lester Phelps
Route 1
Grafton
William Deidrick
Samuals St
Marie March
Bath Street
William Prindle
R. D
Elyria
Joseph Boras
West River St
William Farewell
Kaiser Court
Elyria Personal News From Town Society Events
Mr and Mrs Deane Burns of Fast avenue return from the International Rotary convention in Minneapolis. Miss Margaret Hoot of Alliance stays with Mr and Mrs A B Taylor in Washington avenue. Miss Marion Hubbell returns home after attending a Belmont College graduation and Lillian Burton wedding in Nashville. Mrs Kate Huffman returns to Jackson Terrace after a year with son Edward at Purdue University. Edward Huffman serves as wireless operator on the Octorara between Buffalo and Duluth this summer. Mrs Clifford Elliott and Mr and Mrs Royal Woodworth of Jefferson Ohio join guests at F B Marvin home on Beebe Court. The Blarnes and son Robert visit Akron from Wooster Street. Grace Bruce and Reva Carson return from Chicago and Gary. J Clyde Crawford and daughter Gwendolyn visit J Claire George of Denison avenue. J E Rogers entertains guests on Thirteenth Street for Paul Rogers’s second birthday with Rev Paul Bourquin and sons George Edward and Earl, Mrs Ida Schmidt, Miss Catherine Wendert, and Clarence Hornung. Mr and Mrs Robert Slack announce birth of a son at Elyria Memorial on June 24. Dr V Palmer, Mrs Srivan Planson of Toledo, and J S Moon host on the Griswold Road. E D P Nielsen and Medina friends attend Elyria Eagles 4th of July at Fair Grounds with day and night activities, dancing, shows, rides, free acts, horse races, ball game, and fireworks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Hubbell
Ward Belmont College
East Avenue
Lillian Burton
Nashville
Hubbell
Kate Huffman
Jackson Terrace
Edward
Purdue University
LaFayette
Indiana
Edward Huffman
Burffalo
Duluth
Clifford Bliott
Royal Woodworth
Jefferson
Ohio
F. B. Marvin
Beebe Court
W. R. Blarney
Robert
Wooster Street
Akron
Grace Bruce
Reva Carson
Chicago
Ilinois
Gary
J. Clyde Crawford
Ralph
Catherine Wednert
Clarence Hornung
Robert Slack
Elyria Memorial
V. Palmer
Srivan Planson
Toledo
Moon
Griswold Road
E Dpd. Nielsen
Medina
Weekend Visits and Birth Announcement Echo Local News
The note lists visits by Mr and Mrs Frank Peat and daughter from Willoughby to Elyria, Mrs Misa Fern Eisel now of Elyria, Mrs Reynold Kraft and son from Glen Ellyn to Stanford Avenue, Mrs Kraft is Mrs Hudnutt's sister, Carnes Rhodes of West Fifth Street announces the birth of a daughter at Elyria Memorial hospital, William Dehm of George Street called to New Britain Connecticut where his father is ill, Mrs Harold OMarkham and son Charles from Earl Court visited Buffalo relatives, Bessie Rich and Caroline Foley spend a few days at Lakeside Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Peat
Willoughby
Elyria
Peat
Misa Fern Eisel
Reynold R. Kraft
Reynold
Glen Ellyn
Wilnols
A. C. Hudnutt
Stanford Avenue
Kraft J
Hudnutt
Carnes Rhodes
West Fifth Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
William Dehm
George Street
New Briton
Connecticut
David Dehm
Harold O"markham
Charles
Earl Court
Buffalo
Bessie Rich
Caroline Foley
Lakeside
Ohio
Seeresses in Paris Predict Franc Stabilization This Summer
French seeresses in vogue in Paris foresee the franc stabilizing this summer and expect trouble between Japan and China. Laila Hanoum predicts Poincare will stabilize in July at a rate below the present exchange rate. She warns of a hot summer, a severe winter with cataclysms in Italy and Greece, and a future conflict involving Yugoslavia and Bulgaria after the Sino-Japanese war. A German control of events is implied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Japan
China
Laila Hanoum
Orient
Af. Poincare
Italy
Greece
Jugoslavia
Bulgaria
Local social events mention luncheon and dinner dances
The lady golfers plan their usual luncheon and games on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs P Kubach of Avon village will host sixty guests at a dinner dance and bridge. Friday evening Mr and Mrs C Hanna of Shaker Heights will entertain eighteen guests at dinner and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra . P. Kubach
Avon Village
Social events at Elyria country club and Pedro games
Guests at a recent Elyria Country Club dinner included Miss Winnifred Turner and several couples. The Three Deck Card club met at Bath street. eight progressive Pedro games produced prizes for Mrs. Waldron and Fred Powell. The gathering celebrated the Powell wedding anniversary with luncheon and social time. Dr Herman C Stevens sails June 30 for Vienna for two months of study. Dr Shurgot will cover practice in his absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Three Deck Card Club
Fred Powell
Bath Street
Pedro
Theodore Waldron
Jack Lonsway
Clem Cone
Ray McLaughlin
Herman C. Stevens
Europe
Rotterdam
Vienna
Stevens
Elyria
Shurgot
Hook
Atlantic Air Crossing Predicted Amid Mixed Forecasts
Mile Frey a notes a tentative crossing of the Atlantic by air with optimism for France yet cautions on timing. She predicts Poincare will stabilize France by year end but avoids rate forecasts. She foresees China and Japan entering conflict but not a full-scale war. Weather outlook: rain in July and cooling August, warmth late August. Frey a credits French fliers for the crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Costes
Lebriz
Mile
Freya
M. Poincare
China
Japan
Atlantic
Freyya
French Woman of 88 Decorated for Valor in France
Mme Bergoin aged 83 a canteen keeper with the Saventy third regiment during the Franco Prussian war is decorated for bravery and survives the 1870 war. She was taken on the St Privas front and held three days in a Prussian camp before release due to clever administration of French wines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Arnont-En-Vyelines
France
Madame Bergoin
Mme. Bergoin
Saventy-third
St. Privas
Dance Elyria Armco Association at Cascade Pavilion
Dance at Cascade Pavilion hosted by Elyria Armco Association on Tuesday June 26 at 8 30 p m. Admission 50 cents per couple with an extra lady charged 2 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Armco Association
Cascade Pavilion
American autos make up nine of ten on road study
The Commerce Department reports that 25,597,186 of 28,687,400 total automobiles, motor trucks and buses in service on January 1 were of American make. American vehicles dominate on both U S and Canada roads, with 81.5 percent of world total registrations in 1928. The growth in trucks and buses outpaced passenger cars, 1927 versus 1926 up 10.1 percent versus 7.1 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Commerce
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dames of Malta
I. Oo. O. K Hall
Eagles
Eagles Hall
Noble Grand
Lottie Laundon
Park Place
Fidele Club
Cedar Point
Lady
Y. W.C
Arthur
Cascade Street
Royal Neighbors Sewing Circle
Helping Hand Society
St. Paul's Church
Ed Heuser
Woman's Organization
the Methodist Church
Brandsall
Coterle Bridge Club
Cascade Park Circle No. 1
St Paul's Chuch
Louis Henry
Pythian
Sonnells
Chestnnut
Church of Christ
St Andrew's
Beacon Light
Ing
KE. O. Pallas
Grisx Road
Methodist Church
Tafeen
E Park
Them
Bible Achool Aa Church
Nna
Albert Krebs
Lage Reed
Y. W
Aem Youn
Hee’ Berthe
Houston
Dan Moody
Lone Star State
Caleb S. Buswell
Dry Cleaner
Emma Harr Gibson
G. A. Reeder
Hugh Freeman
Rose Wosickie
Harry W. Hile
Cleveland
Josephine Heilman
Bourquin
Charles Henry
New York City
Mabel Mertz
Amherst Township
Father Fischen
John Robert Martin
Ruth Helen Andrews
Flammer
Frank Dugar
Helen Eicholz
Martin
Leonard Wheatley
Ida Rose Wilhelm
Russia Township
Arthur H. Pones
Hospital
Deane Burns
Fast Avenue
International Rotary
Minneapolis
Margaret Hoot
Alliance
A. B. Taylor
Washington Avenue
Elyria Eagles
Fair Grounds
Oracie
Toiless
Elyria Dress Goods Shoppe
Broad St
Spring Valley
Country Club
Winnifred Turner
D C. Baldwin
W. B Timms
J B Johnson
Decher
Leonard Tufford
A B Taylor
Carl_Hoot
United States
Days Music CO
Imperial Furniture Co
E. Broad
the Brown Company
Lyria
Navy
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