Betrothal and Wedding Planned in Lorain District
A June 3 wedding is set for Miss Halen Kuches and Bernard J. Feron with Rev Fr Mooney officiating. Genevieve Kechenrither will be maid of honor and Edward Feron best man. Reception for relatives at the bride’s home then a Newport trip before settling on East Avenues. The bride is a Lorain division conductor and WWI sergeant, fiancé from South Mayle Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halen Kuches‘wither
Mary
Kuchenrither
Midale Avenue
Biyria
Bernard J. Feron
B. J. Faron
South Mayle
Mooney
Ming Genevieve Kechenrither
Edward
Feron
New York
East Avenues
Syria
Haviex
Lorain
Green Fine
Public gymn demonstration by YWCA girls planned
The Young Women's Christian Association will stage a public gym demonstration at the Y M C A gym on Friday evening May 28. The program includes Nerwe sian Mountain March Free-Hand Drill dancing games and various nation folk dances performed by high school and grade school girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women’s Christian Association
Wand
Drs
Cass Dub-bell Dill High
Sophs
Beotland
Ireland
England
France
Italy
Russia
América
Officers elected by Federation Girls group meeting
The Federation Girls met at the YWCA gym for supper and their annual business meeting. Officers elected include President Lottie Schwartz View president Vivian Hackett Secretary Elva Myers Treasurer Leona Krebs Author May Douglas. Installation service closed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation
Lottie Schwartz
Vivian Hackett
Secreatrs
Elva Myers
Leona Krebs
Aumtor
May ‘Douglas
Taunton Woman Praises Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound
Seventies Taunton resident reports relief from long standing ailments after using Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound. She states episodes of fainting pain and inability to walk resolved and now performs housework and walks to church weekly. Letters from readers highlight health improvements and gratitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taunton
Mass
Scott
Girls Mission Study Club Meeting Postponed to June 4
Miss Mabel Crandall returned from Delaware where she visited Miss Selma Lindenmeyer now a student at Ohio Wesleyan University in Portamouth C. Lynds Camp M. W. A. to hold another class adoption on Wednesday evening May 26 at the hall of A. to continue the series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls' Mission Study Club
Second Congregational Church
Mabel Crandall
Delaware
Selma Lindenmeyer
Portamouth, C
Ohio Wesleyan University
Pythian Sisters Meet At Wurst Hall
Cleve Pomroy of Cleveland visited at J. H. Faxon’s home in Middle Avenue yesterday. Mrs. J. H. Beck of Furnace Street is recovering from pneumonia with friends’ flowers and fruit aiding her convalescence. The Pythian Sisters hold a meeting at Wurst Hall this evening with an initiatory degree for a large class. The Macabees reported a five hundred dollar net from the recent event, to be shared with the Sic Knights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleve Pomroy
Cleveland
J. H. Faxon
Middle Avenus
J. H. Beck
Furnace Street
Mra. Beck
Pythian Sisters
The
Maccabees
Lady Maccabees
Sic Knights
Educational Dept Cine Club Final Social Session
The Educational Department of the Women’s Civic Club held its final social session at Mia Chester Nickels home. A turees dinner marked the year’s close as members celebrated the scholarship fund now exceeding 1006 dollars and ready for loaning. Mrs. Ebert presented a paper on The Americanization of Foreign-born Women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cine Club
Mia
Chester Nickels
Department of Education
Women’s Civic Club
Event celebrates roses and music on Fourth Street
A local celebration marks a rose themed event on Fourth Street featuring time honored displays and performances by community members. Organizers invite neighbors to enjoy music, art, and a display of roses during the Monday gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gessner
Marcetla
Queen Esther Social Evening Class Delightful Meeting
Mrs. John Aschenbach hosted a Sunday school class at her home with Mrs. Walter Wilson presiding due to the illness of the president Mrs. Henry Beck. After a brief business session, Mrs. B. H. Rickard read "The Rosary" and five character impersonations followed by contests and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Aschenbach
Mesdames Squires
Marah
Jaycox
Henry Beck
Walter Wilson
B. H . Rickard
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Demie
Peas Ight
Berlin
Oswald
Fuach
Thos
Huffman
SSN
Elyrian
Brownhelm High School
William Oldham
W. E. Crandall
Elyria
Henry Stick
Africa
Lancheon
Stick
Hilda Miller
A. J. Cooper
Brownhelm
Lulu Marsh
Vermilion
Henery Emerick
Henrietta
J. B GrNett
Amherst
W. E Crandall
Plyria
C. M Klady
Oldham
Ann Nadill
EL G Cooper
United Presbyterian Church
George Williamson
Eilyria
Cip
Howard Smith
Child Welfare Circle
Elyria Circle of
Child Conservation League of America
Carrie Arnold
Mra
Elyria Theater
Witam Fox
Tom Mix
Daredevil
Mix
Dreamland
Elmo Lincoln
Elmo the Fearless
Kathryn Williams
Avnerrun Theda
Bara
Foundling
King Baggot
Charles. Hutchinson
Universe Weekly
Lew Cody
Appealing
Kathleen Mavourneen
By Charles J. Brabin
Katherine MacDonald
Virgin of Stamboul
Tom Browning
Priscilla
Colonial Theater
Ully Decuty
Maple Wity's Church
Queen’ Esther
Rieth
Broad St
Sporting Goods
Spaulding, Wright
Ditson
Very Cmart
Louis
Philpotts
Philpott
Shoe Store
Ns ‘Weingarten Bros,, Inc
Yank
Associated Brags
Keller
Wash
Ernest M. Young
W. C. Weat
J. G. Montgo
Robinson & Hancock Co
F. Guth
Bank
Barber Shop
Phome
Chicago
Perfection Bread Co
Lorain County
Maxine
Dunham
Topliff Hotel
CanDyl and
Luna Lodge
Cascade Hall
J. ¥. Kohl
Elyria Cash
New City Market
S. F. Allis
Renee Receet
A. R. Jones
J. B. Loughry
R. B. Whiteheld
A. L. Patrick
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Better Business Club
Court House
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