Pretty Home Wedding Unites Miss Mildred Hultz and William Murrell
Miss Mildred Hultz and William Robert Murrell wed in a home ceremony at 239 Tenth Street with Dr E J Bond officiating. The couple plans a southern state trip and will reside at 325 Gulf Road after their return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Mildred Hultz
William Murrell
Hultz
Tenth Street
Mildred Hultz
William Robert Murrell
R. B. Hultz
Alfred Murrell
Lorain
E. J. Bond
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Oberlin Inn
Murrell
Gulf Road
Elyria High School
Oberlin School of Commerce
Lorain High School
National Tube Company
Margaret Hult
Daniels Villa
Cleveland Road
Huitz
Miss Carrie Low Church Bride Elect Showered at North Abbe Road
Seventeen guests attended a miscellaneous shower for Miss Carrie Low Church hosted by Mrs. H. R. Wright on Abbe Road North. Pink and green decor featured pink roses as guests showered the honoree with gifts. A luncheon followed at small tables with games and contests throughout the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Wright
Abbe Road
North
Carrie Low Church
Marriage License Applications in Lorain and Amherst
Henry James Thomson and Lorain Bel 22 a minister, Frederick E. Christian 27 minister of MechanicsburgPa and BHva Marig Stick 22 Amherst. Dominic Amato 24 sales man and Margaret Link 25 Lorain with Justice of Peace. Leon Kromroy 22 steel worker and Rosella Hazety 24 Lorain with Justice of Peace. Mike Sikora 47 laborer and Mary Zurkan 48 Lorain with Rev Criscoll. Harold Baal 21 farmer Elyria Twp and Alien Jane Klein 19 Ridgeville Tap with Rev Kuhn. John Prokep $4 craneman and Anna May Uszak 26 Lorain with Justice of Peace. Mardi Club Has Dinner Meeting at Rose and Dell's on Lake Avenue. prizes in bridge won by Mrs Marian Wolcott and Miss Allyan Gehl. Misses Agnes and Mary Hope of Lorain as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry James Thomson
Lorain
Agna Scho Bel
Frederick E. Christian
Mechanicsburg
Amherst
James A. Richards
Dominic J. Amato
Margaret C. Link
Leon J. Kromroy
Lakewood
Rosella Hazety
Justice of Peace
Mike Sikora
Mary Zurkan
Criscoll
Harold S. Baal
Farmer
Elyria Township
Jane Kiein
Ridgeville
Tap
Kuhn John Prokep
Craneman
Anna May Uszak
Marci Club
Rose and Dell's
Lake Avenue
Marian Wolcott
Allyan Gehl
Agnes and
Mary Hope
Local Club Meetings and Socials Schedule Tonight
Tonight brief social calendar lists a card party by Dames O Matta after a meeting in L O C F Hall. Eagles Avauary hosts a lawn party at Mrs Block’s home on Second Street. Young People's club of St Agnes church hosts a dance in Parish Hall chaired by Francis Mundrick with assistants Alice Cobb John Baker and Robert Knutts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dames O. Matta
Eagles Avauary
Wm. Block
Second Street
Young People’s Club
St. Agnes Church
Paris Hall
Francis Mundrick
Alice Cobb
John Baker
Robert Knutts
United Presbyterian Picnic Draws One Hundred Thirty Attendees
One hundred thirty men women and children gathered at Cascade Park for the United Presbyterian church annual picnic at 6 30 pm with a birthday cake for Reverend George Brown and remarks by Mrs C L Bristol. Birthdays noted for Phyllis Wheatley Evelyn Smith and others. Dinners included balloons cookies games and social time. Circle 3 of St Pauls Church hosted by Mrs Krieg held a Tuesday business meeting planning an ice cream social at St Pauls next week. Mrs Albert Vietzen presided hosts served refreshments to fourteen members and five guests. Other items include Circle gatherings at Mary A Chandler Tent Daughters of Union Veterans officers installed and convention report. Eight Oclock Club guests enjoyed Bridgs and refreshments after Miss Hortense Curtis and Dorothy Blakeley attended. Two weeks until a gathering at Miss Marguerite Taylors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Literary Club
James Smith
Chestnut Ridge
Nellie Gregory
Eric Chapman
St. Paul's Circle No. 2
Otto Mischka
Harrison Street
Cartwright
West Street
EB. Ac Oswald
Mary Fox
Albert Eckler
Chestnut Street
Mary Martha
St. Paul’s Church
Lake Avenue
Louise Stiles
Fox
Stiles
R. Dumke
Cascade Park
United Presbyterian Church
George Brown
C. L. Bristol
Phyllis Wheatley
Evelyn Smith
Robert Kirkpatrick
Herbert Cooke
George Williamson
Beatrice
Smit
D. S. Scott
St. Paul's Chuch
Krieg
Fourth Street
Albert Viet»zen
Albert Pallas
Russell Hiller
Amelia Humphrey
Humphrey
Russell Dunford
Ernest Pallas
Griswold Road
Mary A. Chandler
Daughters of Union Veterans
H. R. Wright
Abbe Road
North
Hortense Curtis
Dorothy Blakeley
Eight O’clock Club
Ruth Blakeley
Second Street
Margaret Wirsham
Marguerite Taylor
Hamilton Street
Bridge Party Honors Mrs Anspacher in Kenmore NY
A bridge party in Kenmore on Columbus Street honored Mrs Thomas Anspacher. Lora Gillis and Mary Troxel hosted with three bridge tables. high scores went to Mrs Wilson Augustine, second to Miss Lillian Stephens, and guest award to Mrs Anspacher. Luncheon at midnight. Also Moose Club ladies gathered on Columbus Street with bunco and prizes won by Mrs Alié Kaylor, Mrs Lillian Telserow, and Mrs Martin. Next Moose meeting set for July 3. Mrs P E Maddock returned from funeral of her brother-in-law K W Webber of Butler PA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Wooden
Irene Crow
Harwood Avenue
Harold Whitney
Helen Crow
Mary Lou Dengate
Lillian Damm
Mabel Hallett
L. Barnhart
Ralph Terrell
Lester Burr
Elyvia
Lorain
Wakeman
Amherst
Cleveland
Vermilion-on-the- Lake
Tesla Wocket Club
Dorothy Harper
Columbia
Banco
Mary Fox
Harriet Scott
Uzais
Dorothy Thorla
Samuel Street
Thomas Anspacher
Kenmore
New York
Columbus Street
Lora Gillis
Mary Troxel
Wilson Augustine
Lillian Stephens
Anspacher
Lilian Telzeran
Elyria Chanter
the Moose
Bunco
Aliré Kaylor
Lillian Telzerow
Martin
Moose Home
P, EB. Maddock
K. W. Webber
Butler, Pennsylvania
Hospital Notes and Shower Honors in Wellington
Admissions list includes Ear Woodings Grafton Mrs Rohnert Butler Cleveland Mrs Lester Younh 148 Oak Street Mrs Joe Ryda 232 Wooster 17eée William Smith Wellington Mrs James Young 115 Corner Avenue Anita Gaugler Akron Navid Cowan 386 Broad Discharges Bar Woodings Grafton via Hire Columbia state Mrs John Obrien 121 Erie Donna Stagman honored by friends with shower Miss Ruth Albrecht and Oline re entertained at a Miss Stegman bridal shower at YWC A parlors Seventeen tables of hearts honors to Mrs Charles Winkler Miss Maran Schmittgen Mrs Martza Albrecht Dessert served yellow motif favors etc Out of town guests Mrs Milton Taft Cleveland Miss Dorothy Johnson Wadsworth Ohio Mrs Clifford Standen Lorain
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ear Woodings
Grafton
Rohnert Butler
Cleveland
Lester Younh
Oak Street
Joe Ryda
Wooster
William Smith
Wellington
James Young
Avenue
Anita Gaugler
Akron
Navid Cowan
Woodings
Columbia State
John Obrien
Erie Street
Donna Stagman
Y. WC. A
Ruth Albrecht
Oline
da Stegman
Byrd Dague
Charles Winkler
Maran Schmittgen
Martza Albrecht
Rome
Ema
Milton Taft
Dorothy Johnson
Wadsworth
Ohio
Clifford Standen
Lorain
Woman's Club Dpt Holds Tureen Dinner Event
Thirty five members of the American Home and Child Welfare Department of the Elgynia Women's Club gathered at Mrs Deane Burns home on East Avenue for a tureen dinner on the lawn. Officers were re elected with minor changes. The department voted to fund milk relief for July and August. A July 31 gathering is planned at Mrs Leo Meyers lakeside summer home. Internos Class Hosts Coed Party Miss Vanessa Hoe Alice Robinson and Mrs Harold Olmstead led a wiener roast for members and guests at the former's Lake ageing home with thirty attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
American Home and Child Welfare Department
Elgynia Women’s Club
Deane Burns
East Avenue
Burns
Curtis Epance
Goecke
John Pekras
Mason
Leo Meyer
Lake Shore
Vanessa Hoe
Alice Robinson
Harold Olmstead
Inter Nos
Lake Ageing
CANDIDATES HURL CRITICISM AT OPPONENTS
United Press reports dramatic primary campaign activity across Ohio with governors and senators denying rival programs. Key figures include Governor George White and Senator Simeon Fess as campaigns pivot on recovery, school funding, and liquor administration while Republicans rally behind their favored candidates and criticise Democrats' leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Firat
United States
Simeon Fees
Yellow Springs
U. S
George White
Vic Dolahey
Columbus
Fess
U. S Senate
John M. Vorys
Findley
Republican Harmony
Ohio
John Elder
T Nelson Sparks
Charles Hargier
Frank G Harrison
Clarence J. Brown
Daniel E. Morgan
Cincinnatlarence
J. Brown
Hamilton County
Lima
Francis W. Durbin
Martin L. Sweeney
Sweeney
Charles Sawyer
Sawyer
Clarence Brown
Ravenna
Charles V. Straker
Akron
Congress
Starkey
Congress Club
Herbert A. Lewis
Summit County Veterans
Personal notices from Elyria area residents update
Mrs. iam Seward and Mrs James k returned from Chinokere after attending the Century of Progress exposition. Franklin Burke visits local friends before returning to Santa Ana California with his mother. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Anspacher of Kenmore New York are visiting E Gillis and Mrs. E M Anspacher in Columbus street. Born to James Young at Elyria Memorial Hospital on June 27. Mrs. Hand and Lucille Hand return from Akron. Stella Townsend hosts C L and C luncheon in New London. A son born to George Sims on June 26 at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Visitors include Mrs Cora Smith Gambier Ohio Mrs L Jefferson Huntington WVa and sister Betty. Tulsa resident F R Braman visiting en route from Pittsburgh to Chicago via Century of Progress. Braman, once active in local athletics, is a U S Steel representative in Tulsa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iam Seward
James K
Chinokere
Franklin Burke
J . F. Burke
Elyria Chronicle-Telegram
Santa Ana
California
Thomas Anspacher
Kenmore
New York
E. Gillis
Columbus Street
E. M. An
Stella Townsend
George Sims
Woodford Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Cora Smith
Gambier
Ohio
L. Jefferson
Betty
Huntington
West Virginia
F. J. Snook
Harvard Avenue
F. R. Braman
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Mr. Braman
U.S. Steel
Business improves after Blue Eagle removed in Michigan City
Kenneth Cover, a local dry cleaner, says his NRA Blue Eagle emblem was taken from his shop for alleged price fixing under the code. He reports business has improved and he does not intend to seek restoration of the insignia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Eagle
Michigan City
Ind
Kenneth Cover
NRA
Cover
Production Credit Association explained to Elyria businessmen
Max M. Phillips, secretary of the Elyria Production Credit Association, told Elyria Chamber of Commerce members that Production Credit Associations were created under federal policy to aid farmers with working capital. Serving Lorain Huron Erie Medina Cuyahoga Summit counties, the local body has ample funds, offers five percent rate, and requires collateral such as livestock, machinery, or crops. The group welcomed faster loan approval and urged farmers to use the service when capital is needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Production Credit Association
Elyria
Max M. Phillips
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Phillips
Farm Credit Act
Make Your Own Sports Blouse Pattern Offer
Plainly state NAME ADDRESS and STYLE number with desired size. Send fifteen cents in stamps or coin for PATTERN and BOOK together. Address to Pattern Department Fashions 200 Fifth Ave New York with full buyer details and preferred size for the shiftwaist sports blouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Ave
New York
N. Y
Iboria Chronicle-Telegram
Ohio Bankers Convene at Columbus For Annual Session
The forty fourth annual Ohio Bankers Association meeting in Columbus featured discussions on the banking code and Reconstruction Finance Corporation work. J F T O Connor addressed about state and national finances while officers were elected and reports on public attitudes were prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbes
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
J. F. T. O’connor
United States
Ohio Bankers’ Association
Clark Wills
Cheievilles
Paul Mallon
Washington
Roosevelt
Mallon
NRA
AAA
House
Senate
Ohio
White House
American Bankers’ Association
Louis George
Cincinnati
Clark Will
Circleville
Rod Clark
Springfield
National Bank Division
E. FE. Goubeaux
Greenville
Benjamin Batsch
Toledo
John H. McCoy
Marietta
Governor Reviews Spanish War Veterans Parade in Toledo
Spanish War Veterans of Ohio paraded through Toledo on June 27 in a large display of Civil Spanish and World War veterans. Soldiers wives and children joined the march as part of the veterans convention. The event highlighted support for farmers with plans to fund stock fertilizer and equipment purchases and repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Spanish War Veterans of Ohio
Conference at Oberlin Nears End
Oberlin June 27 Delegates at the General Council of Congregational and Christian Churches prepared to pass on more than a score of resolutions before adjournment this afternoon. Resolutions to be discussed include peace liquor control the ministry American higher education theological problems and social relationships. Dr Jay T Stocking pastor of Pilgrim Congregational Church St Louis newly elected moderator will climax the day's activities. Last night 1500 delegates and visitors filled Finney Chapel to view a pageant of David Livingstone the missionary explorer role by Dr Enoch Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
General Council of Congregational and Christian Churches
Jay T. Stocking
Pilgrim Congregational Church
St. Louis
Finney Chapel
David Livingstone
Enoch Bell
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Alaska To Be Aerial Outpost
Washington reports a plan to make Alaska an aerial defense outpost rivaling Pearl Harbor in importance. Two mass flights by Army bombing aircraft and Navy patrol planes will link eastern and western seaboards to Alaska and test rapid transfer of air forces. Secretary Roper will observe Alaska waters and inspect aviation potential while officials dismiss military significance of the flights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. S. Army
Navy Air Services
Alaska
Pearl Harbor Naval Base
United States
Secretary of Commerce
Daniel C. Roper
American Civiian Aviation
Alaskan
Roper
Seattle
Pribiloff Islands
Ill student wins degree at Cleveland commencement
President Dr. Winfred G. Leathner presented a single degree at Western Reserve University commencement. William R. Hancock, a sick student for a year, earned a bachelor of arts from Adelbert College in a hospital setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prexy Cleveland
Winfred G. Leatner
Western Reserve University
William R. Hancock
Adelbert College
Veterans parade past reviewing stand with Legion and VFW contingents
War veterans march in a public display with American Legion units Veterans of Foreign Wars cadets from the Ohio Soldiers and Sailors' Orphans' home and auxiliaries, parading past the reviewing stand amid ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Ohio Soldiers and Sailors’ Orphans' Home
Britain to Strengthen Forces Amid Disarmament Doubts
London reports say a cabinet meeting backed supplementary estimates to boost the Navy Army and Air Force. A bill to authorize the sums would be filed in Parliament next week marking a bold rearmament push as Britain aims to match France and Italy and counter Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Brittain
France
Italy
Germany
Contract Bridge Expert Passes
Milton C. Work, famed master of whist and contract bridge, died in Landkenau Hospital after a week with heart disease. He was 89 and longtime America's oldest bridge expert in public view, outlasting rivals and shaping the shift from poker to the refined game of bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Milton C. Work
Landkenau Hospital
Work
America
Ely Culbertson
Wedded 67 Years Too Busy To Fight In Chicago
William R. Halket and Charlotte Halket of Chicago celebrate 67 years of marriage. They raised ten children, and she still cooks for him at 96 while he writes poetry. The couple have 21 grandchildren and over 30 great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William R. Halket
Charlotte
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