Church and civic group calendar from Elyria area
Community events listed include St Pauls Mary Vartha class meeting with Mrs Mary Fox, Lake Avenue United Presbyterian picnic at Cascade Park with supper at 6 30, and various lodge and church groups gathering. Details mention locations on Abbe Road, Lake of July eleventh, and June 28 picnic date adjustments. Names include Mary A Chandler, Roy Hutn, Dorothy Ade, Mildred Wilford, Emma Louw Eldre, and Anna Powell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Vartha
St. Paul's
Mary Fox
Lake Avenue
United Presbyterian Congregation
Cascade Park
Mary A. Chandler
Abbe Road
Harmon Lodge
Aman Leson
Elyria Lodge
Dorothy Ade As Sread
Pius Ultra
Methodist Church
Mildred Wilford
Emma Louw Eldre
Gald D Jo Harper
iNiam Murrell
le Ta Orrow
Bavs
Lake of
Revere
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges Fragment
Hospital notes record admissions for Mrs Char Reis inger Mrs Gorge Stu s and Helen Zeiner Grafter v8 Herbert Bauer and Robert Glasgow with addresses 416 Fifteenth Street and 149 Woodford Avenue Discharges list Den Hunter Mansfield Hose Naro Welbog ton and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Char Reisinger
R. D. No
Grafton
Helen Zeiner
Herbert Bauer
Furiawnt
Robert Glasgow
Ffteenth Street
Gorge Stu
Woodford Avenue
Dischanes
den Hunter Mansfield
Horvath and Thome Wed in Farrell Church
Helen Horvath and Norman Thome were married in Holy Trinity Church Farrell Pennsylvania Saturday June 23 performnsingle ring ceremony. The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs Horvath wore ivory satin gown with seed pearl veil and orange blossoms. Maid of honor Mildred Horvath wore pink. brides bouquet included pink roses. Groom Vernor Thom esan er attended. Bride educated Elyria Schools employed at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Groom son of Mr and Mrs Thome East River Street Flyria employed at IT O. They reside on Rush Street. Guests included relatives and wedding party totaling thirty two. Afterward Mr and Mrs Donald Bush hosted a reception with a three tiered cake and pink and white decor. Out of town guests from Oberlin Pittsfield Akron Melbourne Florida and Can Mr and Mrs Albert Bush noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thome-Horvath
Holy Trinity Church
Farrell
Pennsylvania
Helen Horvath
Norman Thome
Major
Farrall
Mildred Horvath
Vernor Thomesaner
Elyria
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Thome
Rush Street
George D. Bush
LaGrange Road
Donald Bush
Harriet Peabody
Oberlin
Fred H. Peabody
Ruth West
Pittsfield
Chester Streicher
Lawrence White
Ober
Jean McMullin
Akron
Albert Bush
Canton
Melbourne
Florida
Elyria New and Used Furniture Company Leased
M. J. Ardman of Akron leases rooms in the Rimbach Building at 682 Broad Street formerly Soko Furniture. The Elyria New and Used Furniture Company, Incorporated, plans a large scale operation with twenty truckloads of furniture to fit three rooms. Ardman says the store will be modern in every detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Ardman
Auction Furniture Company of
Akron
Rimbach
Broad Street
Soko Furniture Company
Elyria New and Used Furniture Company, Incorporated
Ardman
High School Club Dinners and Spanish Bull Fights
The domestic science class notes that its club of high school boys holds dinners and luncheons for business groups on special occasions. It also mentions that six bulls are killed in an afternoon bullfight in Spain, illustrating a contrast between civic school activities and international bullfighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Marriage License Applications Across Cities
Glenn W. Archer 33 a truck driver of West Salem and Maxine L. Gerstenschlager 29 of Oberlin seek marriage licenses with Rev Stautiffi officiating. Charlies L. Moldovan Jr 24 of Lorain and Mary Ann Frye 21 of Lorain request licenses in Lorain with a Lorain minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn W. Archer
West Salem
Maxine L. Gerstenschlager
Oberlin
Stautiffi
Charlies L. Moldovan, Jr
Lorain
Mary Ann Frye
Galaxy Club Outing and Rainbow Girls Notes in July
Members of the Galaxy Club planned an all day outing on July at Vermilion with lake side games and a luncheon at a home on Broad Street. Rainbow for Girls held at T. O. Go Hall elected Pauline Geirgey and Kathryn Fisk Grand Officers and discussed moonlight boat rides and upcoming entertainments. A shower honored Nellie Washke featured garden flowers and a kitchen table gift, with Miss Washke to wed Stephen Carter tomorrow evening. Captain P. D. Reefy Circle No 6 G A R set a tureen meeting for July 9 at Mrs Nina Husmnun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Broad Street
Anna Powell
Cedar Point
Galaxy Club
Broad
Bers
Frien
Vermilion
Ponkton
Ora Cham
Jeanne Reid
Ted Seward
Rainbow For
T. O. GO. F. Hall
Jenkins
Pauline Geirgey
Kathryn Fisk
Iss Geiger
Miss Fisk
Asbir
Bernice Atkinson Chaiman
H.W. Pond
Washington
Cleveland
Lorain
Betty Holland
Marion Edwards
Oberlin
Christine Sederis
Bernice Squires
Mary Schwert
Sisters of Hope and Faith
Sister of Faith
June Garford
Nellie Washke
Alice Pitman
Rq Street
Prigee
Jack Washke
Leon Brown
Duarme
Y Line
Miss Washke
Stephen Carter
P. D. Reefy
Nina Husmnun
Lake Avenue
Circle
Woodman Hall
Columbus
Edith Hill
Kathryn Shrabsole
Highland Court
Ventito
Camgn
Trene Jolly
Virginia Bagnell
Kathryn Shrubsole
Elaine LePouse
Nettin Green
Irene Jolly
William Cox
Foster Avenue
Dubi Dee
George Smith
Leland Folk
Fred Smith
Garnet Cox
Miss Eleanor Piel Hosts Et Yet Club Meeting
Miss Eleanor Piel entertained Et Yet Club members at her East Broad Street home. Plans for a Beaver Park picnic on July 15 and a Lake weekend were discussed, with bridge prizes awarded and gifts given for a birthday. The next gathering will be at Jane Smith’s Adams Street home on July TBD.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Piel
East Broad Street
Beaver Park
Lake
Lucille Boramer
Kate Smith
Maxine Smith
Jane Smith
Adams Street
Community Notes Include Meetings And Club Activities
Local groups report a busy schedule with meetings at homes on East Avenue and Broad Street. Events include a dental society gathering at Elyria Country Club, a Daisy Seamistress Club towels project, and a Miss Crow lecture at West Avenue with plans to visit Century Park.
Personal notes on local visitors and travel
Mr and Mrs R Horner of Princeton avenue left yesterday for ten days more in Northern Michigan and Wisconsin. Mrs Ro Dittrick of Cleveland has been visiting Mrs J R Maskell and daughter Marjorie of East River street for the past week. Miss Peter Huge of East Second street is in Washington DC where she has been appointed to a position in the Department of Agriculture. Mr and Mrs F Anderson of Florida who are summering here left yesterday for Rochester NY to attend the American Guild of Organists convention. They will return Friday. L N Kenward and niece La Vaughn Searight of Third street returned from a week in Chicago and the Century of Progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cty
Rochester
New York
American Guild of Organists
L. N. Kenward
LaVaughn Searight
Third Street
Chicago
Century of Progress
Alva Mary
Lansing
Mich
C. K. Bryant
Eva Bryant
North Russia
Emma Casson
Elna
Abbie Davis
Morgan Street
Gladys Hart
Manlyo Spitler
Ashland
Maud Warner
F. E. Leonard
Crystal Lake
Barbara
Margaret Leonard
Constance
Jeas Warner
Miriam
Ruth Hamplton
Frances Carr
Jean Nicol
Mary Pelton
Miriam Johnston
Betty Wendt
Iva Beebe
Doris
Richard Campbell
Younsel
Harry Campbell
East Lorain Street
Helen MacEachron
Elm Street
Omena
Harrison Hull
Ohio State University
Oberlin
Church contributions shift from cash to produce in drought era
Loyal Presbyterian members in St Croix Falls Wisconsin unable to give cash due to drought switch to milk eggs butter chickens wood and other produce. Sweden maintains a Royal Man-of-War Society founded in 1771 to advance naval warfare science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Croix Falls
Wis
aiPr
Sweden
Royal
Village Council Officer Resigns In Oberlin
James C. McCullough resigns as vice chairman of the village council due to absence from Oberlin for the sabbatical year. Walter Walker is appointed to succeed him. The McCulloughs plan summer travel to Maine eastern Canada Florida and California with visits to sectional parks before returning to Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
James C. McCullough
Walter Walker
McCullough
Col Legs
Vel
Maine
Canada
Gettle Bombing Letter Believed Work Of Cranks
Los Angeles June 26 federal agents branded the Gettle bombing extortion letters as the work of cranks. Gettle followed instructions and placed a package in Westlake Park after authorities surrounded the spot. Two innocent bystanders were questioned and released. No further letters were received. The extortion demanded 6 090 dollars to be used as an atonement fund for two women jailed for conspiracy in the Gettle kidnapping. Three men convicted of the kidnapping are serving life terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
William F. Gettis
Department of Justice
Gettle
Westlake Park
Beverlys
Youth to Be Full Fledged Physician at 21
A St Louis youth Rudolph Stuart will receive his medical diploma on his 21st birthday Sept 12 after completing a four year medical course and two year pre medical work. He started grade school at six and moved between Natchitoches Cincinnati and St. Louis before finishing high school at Soldan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Rudolph Stuart
Natchitoches
Cincinnati
Soldan High
The Chevalier Debate Over Bayard’s True Identity
Town council weighed Bayard as a possible second Joan of Arc while scholars insisted the Chevalier remained a fully human male. The evidence cited included descriptions of a stout mace wielder and delicate back bone, culminating in the pelvic bones of a young girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cate
Bayard
Joan of Arc
Eistorians
Chevalier
Stole to Keep 3on in School in New Haven
A New Haven man, Martin Tabo, admits stealing a 50 cent pair of pants for his six year old son to avoid missing school. He said unemployment and relief status left him unable to clothe his child. The report also notes a separate line about Persian carpet colors attributed to dyeing methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Martin Tabo
Tabo
Banquet Ends Boy’s Chef Club Season in Waupun
In Waupun Wisconsin a banquet prepared and served by members of the Boy's Chef Club marked the close of its third successful season since organization. A card party is planned Wednesday evening at 430 2nd Street with public invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waupun
Wis
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Rulp
Methodist
John G. Whiner
Roy Hutn
Stop Lake Avenue
C. E
Eastern Star
Carl Dramm
Farrell Penn
North Pleasant Street
Esther Alfsen
Louis Bliss
N. Pleasant St
Phillips
Griffin All-Wite
Browo Seltzer
Artaud
Toveless
Lilly
Galaxy
Rainbow For Girls
Nelle Washke
Miss Eleanor Piel
BUBL
Fair Lawn Avenue
Gali Bas Pote
Mrs Beedle
Mrs. Mars Beal
Boanor
Eysere Ledyard
Llass
Gathe
Vir
Ladyard
Sehoe
Elas
Uname
Technion
Erner
B. B. BR
Lorain Park
B. B
Danco
Harold Scrivens
Scrivens
James
Earl Haskins Reed
Sam Avery Jr
Filo
Century Park
Clio Club
Trene
Eleanor Warden
Clio
Harrison
Dental Society
Lorain County Dental Sac
Elyria Country Club
Dri Ewing G. Burns
Findlay
Ohio
Ohio State Dental Society
Daisy
Daisy Seamistress Club
Edna Whitney
East Avenue
Doris Leonard
Miller Court
Allen Bernard
Century Bik
Alice Holton
J. W. Williams
Oak Park
L. J. Morris
West College Street
Rebekah Aid Society
Frank Kreuger
Russia Township
Girtsassenage
Dauphiny
France
Chevalier Bayard
Francois
Allibe
Broad St
Permanente
Elyria Sav. & Tr
Phoenix
Court Street
Marlene Crepe
Hollywood
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