Brown Sandrock Marriage Solemnized By Bride's Father
Miss Fanny Brown daughter of Rev G A Brown and Dr Maurice Sandrock of Salem wed in Oberlin Inn East Lounge with Rev G A Brown officiating. reception for eighteen. couple to honeymoon in northern New York and Canada then home in Salem Ohio. Out of town guests included Dr James D Brown and families from Youngstown Lancaster Parma Jamestown and Salineville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanny Brown
G. A. Brown
Princeton Avenue
Maurice Sandrock
Salem
Henry Sandrock
Wolf Court
Oberlin Inn
Oberlin
First United Presbyterian Church
Betty Brown
Robert Sandrock
Sandrock
New York
Canada
Union Avenue
Oio
Zanesville High School
Muskingum College
Sajineville
Ohio
Elyria High School
Ohio State Dental College
Xi Psi Phi Dental Fraternity
James D. Brown
Youngstown
Loren P. Shaw
Lancaster
Earl F. Harpster
Parma
Myron
Mary A Chandler Tent Picnic Planned After Meeting
Mary A Chandler Tent Daughters of Union Veterans held a regular meeting at Mrs Maud Jackson s Corneil avenue home. A picnic for July eleventh at Cascade Park at six was planned with members and friends, following reports on the G A R convention in Newark by Lettie Stevick and Charlotte Lewis. Henry Stevick, commander of H P Chapman Camp Sons of Union Veterans attended and spoke. Mrs Jackson served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
A. Chandler
Daughters of Union Veterans
Maud Jackson
Corneil Avenue
Cascade Park
Newark
Lettie Stevick
Charlotte Lewis
Henry Stevick
H. P. Chapman
Sons of Union
Fellowship Picnic At Ely Woods Planned For July Thirty First
Grace Lutheran fellowship group held a social gathering in Ely Woods with fifteen attendees. After a time of visiting they planned to meet again on July thirty first at Mrs. Margaret Krugman’s East Avenue home with a picnic supper featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fellowship Club
Grace Lutheran Church
Ely Woods
Margaret Krugman
East Avenue
Algo
Sigma Gamma bridge gathering hosted at Jefferson Apartments
Mrs. Esther Barnes and Miss Marjorie Smith entertained twelve members of Sigma Gammas and two guests last evening. Three bridge tables progressed with Miss Helen Townsend and Miss Doris Caywood winning honors. Miss Jane Mody assisted. Guests included Miss Jane Moody and Miss Sally Ellis. Next gathering set for July 25 hosted by Miss Alice Griffiths and Miss Evelyn Wilson, with a possible beach party at the lake if plans hold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Gammas
Esther Barnes
Jefferson Apartments
Marjorie Smith
Helen Townsend
Doris Caywood
Jane Mody
Jane Moody
Sally Ellis
Alice Griffiths
Evelyn Wilson
Lake
Sunshine Club Meets In Grace Heinzerling Home
Ten members and one guest were hosted yesterday by Mrs Grace Heinzerling of Harvard Avenue for a Sunshine Club afternoon. The group meeting time has moved to the first Friday of each month. After a social hour, refreshments were served. Mrs Ben Francis will host the group at East River Street on August fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Club
Grace Heinzerling
Harvard Avenue
Ben Francis
East River Street
Miss Edyth Harris Hosts Literary Club Picnic Dinner
The Literary Club met informally last evening as Miss Edyth Harris of Eastern Heights Boulevard entertained at a picnic dinner. Miss Margaret McClellan of New London, her house guest, was the sole guest. Mrs. Peer Nielsen will host the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edyth Harris
Fastern Heights Boulevard
Margaret McClellan
New London
Harris
Peer Nielsen
Festival Service at St Andrew's Episcopal Church
Thursday marks the Festival of St Peter with a Holy Communion service at St Andrew's Episcopal Church at ten o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Andrew's Church
St. Peter
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
Lindy Lodge Treasure Hunt Ends With Dollar Prize
Lindy Lodge members and friends held a treasure hunt Tuesday evening starting from Miss Maxine Miller’s home on Grafton Road. Guided by William Rennie the group followed three arrows to Robson Road and three wood piles where one envelope with three Chinese toys exchanged for dollar bills was found. The night ended with an outdoor lunch, grilled steaks, group singing, and lantern light in the rose garden. The next meeting will be at Miss Joyce Gregg’s home on Buternut Ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindy Lodge
William Rennie
Maxine Miller
Grafton Road
Robson Road
Miller
Howard Miller
Joyce Gregg
Buternut Ridge
Elyria Lodge members urged to attend Grand Master event
Elyria Lodge No. 103 held a regular meeting with large attendance. Brecknock read a notice inviting participation in a June 30 home coming program for Grand Master N P McGay. Bailey inducted as Grand Warden. Hummel reappointed Grand Marshal. Miller spoke on the Century of Progress and promised a talk on the World’s Fair later this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Lodge No. 103
Bro. E. Brecknock
Elyria Lodge
N. P. McGay
Cleveland
Bro. E. L. Bailey
Grand Lodge of Ohio
Fred Hummel
Ohio
C. J. Miller
Chicago
Bro. Miller
Hall of Science
Z U Club Hosts Garden Tureen Luncheon
The Z U Club hosted ten members and two guests at Mrs Will Davies Wooster street garden yesterday. Maude Copas and Mare Copas nieces of Mrs Davies were hostesses. Guests included Francis Ewing and Pauline Shank. After lunch the party went to Lorain for a lakeside afternoon and the club planned a lake vacation in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Davies
Wooster Street
Z. U. Club
Maude
Mare Copas
William Waiters Return To Cornell Avenue Home
William Waiters and his wife returned yesterday to their home on Cornell Avenue after a brief visit in Buffalo New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Waiters
Cornell Avenue
Buffalo
New York
Camden Couple Celebrate Their Fifty Eighth Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Samuel Davidson were honored at a June 22 party hosted by their daughter Mrs Emma J Brumby in Camden township. About sixty relatives attended as the couple received many floral gifts and enjoyed ice cream and cake. The couple spent their childhoods in Rathfriland Ireland with extensive emigrant history spanning Ireland Australia New Zealand and Ohio before settling in Kipton. They married June 22 1875 and have four sons two daughters and twenty two grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Davidson
Emma J. Brumby
Rathfriland
Ireland
Mr. Davidson
Australia
New Zealand
Ohio
Meetings of Ladies Auxiliary No 11 and General Aid Society
Meetings of the Past Presidents group will be held Thursday with Mrs Bertha Olmsted of Furnace Street at 2 pm. The General Aid Society of M FE church meets on the lawn at Home for Aged Thursday at 12 30 pm for a picnic luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary No. 11
Bertha Olmsted
Furnace Street
General Aid Society of M. FE
W C T U Ladies Enjoy Lake Picnic and Program
The Women's Christian Temperance Institute of Elyria held a farewell picnic at the Lorain lakefront hosted by County president Mrs. A L Hill. About fifty attended for a noon dinner followed by musical numbers by Wayne Garland Donald Marsh Edmund Wright and Katherine Highgate with solos violin and piano pieces. Mrs Anna Kennedy opened with prayer and Mrs S H Strickler presided. Reports from the Y P B state convention were read by Ruth McGinnis Osborn and Baxter. The gathering closed with readings and a short talk by Mrs Kennedy. Executive board meeting planned for next week and the next regular session set for July 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s’ Christian Temperance Institute of
Elyria
A. L. Hill
East Erie Avenue
Lorain
Wayne Garland
Donald Marsh
Edmond Wright
Katherine Highgate
Anvil Chorus
Ethel Ryan
Helen Osborn
Little Sadie Arlene Baxter
Anna Kennedy
S. H. Strickler
Hill
Ruth McGinnis
Osborn
Baxter
George Haines
Kennedy
W. B. A. Plan Meeting at Lorain
A large attendance marked the regular W B A session in the W F W Hall. They accepted an invitation to attend a Lorain meeting July in the afternoon with Review No 4. The association will host a party honoring members with May and June birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Benefit Association
W. F. W. Hall
Lorain
Hudelson and Cribler Apply for Public Roles
John F. Hudelson a 30 year old public accountant of Cleveland and Rachel Cribler 35 a Methodist minister from Elyria file applications for public posts in a brief notice noting their professions and hometowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Hudelson
Public
Cleveland
Rachel Cribler
Elyria
Kinneys Return From Staunton Visit and Local Notes
Staunton visitors Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Kinney have returned after staying with Mr. and Mrs. Hindman. An Oberlin alumnus, Kinney attended the Centennial and class reunion. Ralph Custar visits cousin Paul Hovey in Oberlin this week. E. J. Howenstine will be in Columbus for Ohio education board summer session at Ohio State. Vincent Higgins Conrad has arrived in San Pedro California for U. S. Navy duty. A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Valeris Vaught of 1107 East Avenue at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Miss Margaret McClellan visits in the city with Miss Edyth Harris. Miss May Stebbins of Lakewood heads to the World’s Fair in Chicago and stays with the Chamber family. R. C. Maston James Brown and F. E. Moody travel to Columbus for the Summer Session of Education Boards at Ohio State University. Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Rockwood again...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. K. Kinney
Staunton
Virginia
Ben Hindman
Kinney
Loraine
M. GC. A
Oberlin College
Ralph Custar
Paul Hovey
Oberlin
E. J. Howenstine
Columbus
Ohio Association of Boards of Education
Howestine
Ohio State Organization
Vincent Higgins Coonrad
San Pedro
California
U. S
Valeris Vaught
East Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Margaret McClellan
New London
Edyth Harris
Eastern Heighta Blvd
May Stebbins
Lakewood
Chicago
Chamber
R. C. Maston
James ©. Brown
FE. L. Moody
Boards of Education
Oslo State University
Rockwood
Prints Fly by Night in Good Old Summertime
A illustrated fashion group showcases summer dresses with scarfs and ruffles. Styles include Spanish-influenced princess lines with knee fullness, chiffon back fullness with a draped cape, white organdie with navy floral appliqué, and a bright red gray chiffon dining dress. Gloves match the third frock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cally
Hospital Notes Admissions List for Plymouth and Nearby Towns
Admissions include William Trimmer of Plymouth Ohio and Mrs. Margaret Smith of 405 Middle Avenue. Dorothey Faulhaber of 130 4th Street joins Elizabeth Maple Marjorie Maple and Mrs. Walter Maple of Grafton. Other admits: Warren Robinson Jr of 269 Spruce Street Chris Haner 336 Columbus Mrs Philip Busch 29 Artemas Court Elaine Stilgenbauer 141 Madison Street. Discharges include Mrs Robert Gunder and baby at R D No 2 John Ketcham Cleveland Road Cecelia Smothers Bucyrus Mrs Charles Moulder La Grange Be.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Trimmer
Plymouth
Ohio
Margaret Smith
Middle Avenue
Dorothy Faulhaber
4Th Street
Elizabeth Maple
Marjorie Maple
Walter Maple
Grafton
Warren Robinson, Jr
Spruce Street
Chris Haner
Columbus
Philip Busch
Artemas Court
Elaine Stilgenbaurer
Madison Street
Robert Gunder
R. D
John Ketcham
Cleveland Road
Cecelia Smothers
Bucyrus
Charles Moulder
la Grange
Evening Church Gatherings and Socials Schedule
Events tonight include the Builders Adult Bible Class of St. Pauls church meeting with Henry Manns of Butternut Ridge for an ice cream social in the evening. Emmanuel Lutheran Council plans a 7 30 meeting. Circle No 5 of St Pauls meets with Mrs George Fritz at 251 spruce street. Date changed from Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Builders Adult Bible
St. Paul's Church
Henry Manns
Butternut Ridge
Dames of Malta
Emmanuel Lutheran Council
Circle No
St. Paul’s Church
George Fritz
Spruce Street
Local travels and wedding notes from Needham and Marion
A family group returned home after a week in Needham Massachusetts where they attended the marriage of their nephew James Worthington to Miss Eleanor Rohn at the Mayflower Inn. Charles Christman, long based in Marion Ohio, plans to reunite with his wife and daughter in this city. Richard Baxter and his three Elida Ohio children visited Glen Baxter and family on Thirteenth street, with the two daughters staying for two weeks. Aiisma Riley and two others attended a dinner rally at the Hollenden Hotel in honor of Miss Francis Partridge, supreme secretary of the Women’s Benefit Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needham
Massachusetts
James Worthington
Eleanor Rohn
Mayflower Inn
Charles Christman
Marion
Ohio
Glen Baxter
Thirteenth Street
Aiisma Riley
Arthur Ferkins
H. L. Johnson
Hollenden Hotel
Francis Partridge
Women’s Benefit Association
Notable milk yield and calf births at Clark farm
State Briefs reports John Casey of Clark Ohio notes a Jersey cow’s achievements this month with a calf born early and a second calf nineteen days later. Bert Humphrey of Ravenna, 64, found guilty on a non support charge in a welfare related case testing unemployed work requirements. Proctor, 42, arrested on failing to support a minor. trial planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Killbuck
John Casey
Bossy
Casey
Clark
Ohio
Ravenna
Bert Humphrey
Humphrey
Edward Proctor
Proctor
Paul Haley Drowns While Swimming in Four Feet Water
Akron Ohio reports 14 year old Paul Haley drowned Tuesday in Fast Reservoir after cramps struck during a swim in four feet of water. Cincinnati dispatch notes Robert A Taft chosen to lead Hamilton County Republicans by the new county executive committee of seven members to act as party leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Paul Haley
Cincinnati
Robert A. Taft
Hamilton County
Chairman Former Party Leader Elected in Primaries
Former head of the central committee elected in the primaries remains the leader of the party organization. The announcement confirms continued leadership and outlines its role within the party structure.
Portsmout h Woman Indicted in Double Tragedy
In Portsmouth Ohio on June 28, 1926, Mrs Ethel Pusateri 25 was indicted on second degree murder and shooting with intent to kill charges after allegedly returning from Cincinnati to confront her husband August Pusateri 48 fruit dealer and his companion Mrs Irmatrude McCoy 20. McCoy died from a gunshot wound and August was wounded. Pusateri posted $2000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Ethel Pusateri
Pusateri
Cincinnati
August Pusateri
Irmatrude McCoy
McCoy
Pusat
Painter Kenneth Yale Killed In Blimp Hangar Fall
Akron Ohio dispatch reports Kenneth Yale a 21 year old painter fell 50 feet from a scaffold in the blimp hangar at Wing Foot Lake on Tuesday. The accident occurred during maintenance work and Yale died at the scene. Local authorities conducted a preliminary investigation into the fatal fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Kenneth Yale
Wingfoot Lake
Buckeye Sewers 4-H Club Sets June 28 Meeting
Sheffield Ohio June 28 Mr and Mrs Henry Jackson and family spent Sunday in Cleveland Nova Carrick 68 visiting uncle aunt L H Dunfee Lake Avenue Buckeye Sewers 4 H Club to meet Beatrice Conrad Abbey Road Wednesday afternoon June 28 Mr and Mrs H C Chambers Archie Haynes P L Chambers George Chambers Norman Keisler Clyde Haynes Robert Maynes spent Saturday evening at Hammel Elyria guests of L M Youngzy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
Henry Jackson
Cleveland
Nova Carrick
Aunnt
L. H. Dunfee
Lake Avenue
Buckeye Sewers
Beatrice Conrad
Abbey Road
H. C. Chambers
Archie Haynes
P. L. Chambers
Howard Carrick
George Chambers
Norman Keisler
Clyde Haynes
Robert Maynes
Lake
Hammel
Elyria
L. M. Youngzy
New York City Underworld and a Reporter’s Globe Tour
A Brooklyn Bridge beneath world hangs with Bowery squalor and a beacon of hope in Jerry McCauley’s Mission on Water Street. Carl von Wiegand, famed war correspondent and veteran traveler, has spent 23 years in journalism abroad and built a vast interviewing portfolio. An anecdote notes heiress Ellen Mackay’s engagement to Irving Berlin and a misfired telegram to Clarence Mackay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn Bridge
Dickens
Park Row
Transfort
Old World Building
Bowery
Oak Street
Jerry McCauley
Water Street
Carl von Wiegand
Europe
America
Far East
von Wiegand
Foreign Service
Ellen Mackay
Irving Berlin
Clarence Mackay
Western Union
Model for matrons pattern 96338 and pattern book offer
Marian Martin patterns sold for fifteen cents each with sizes 36 to 46. The Chronicle Telegram Pattern Department advertises a slenderizing matron ensemble with lace vestee and capelet details and instructions included. Order the pattern by mail to New York address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Chronicle-Telegram Pattern Department
W. 18Th Street
New York
N. Y
Notable Humorists and Public Figures in a 1933 Sketch
The piece riffs on Frank Sullivan and peers like John Mason John Drew Raymond Hitchcock Flo Ziegfeld and Clyde Fitch, praising Sullivan’s impish wit while noting his sly quotes. It also recounts Joseph Urban’s post walk juice spree and a playful street insult from a porter, captured with period flavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mason
John Drew
Raymond Hitchcock
Flo Ziegfeld
Clyde Fitch
Joseph Urban
Darkey
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Boy’s salesmanship lands uncle in trouble in Alabama
In Birmingham, Alabama, 10-year-old R. M. Watley sold for 83 cents his uncle Robert O. Burr’s diamond stickpin and two rings valued at 93 dollars while Burr was away. Watley said the buyer grumbled at the low price and the boy refused to budge. Police sought the purchaser, noting the boy’s apparent flair for salesmanship which caused his uncle distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
R. M. Watley
Robert O. Burr
Burr
Watley
Benefit Dance at the Hedges by St. Rose Sodality
A benefit dance at the Hedges is sponsored by the St. Rose Sodality Im. Con. Church. The event takes place on Thursday with tickets priced at 25e each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Rose Sodality
Brahms Centenary Marks German Composer Birth
Johannes Brahms, the renowned German composer, would have marked his birth centenary on May 7. He never married and reportedly never fell in love, remaining a solitary figure in music history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johannes Brahms
Cartier opens New York jewelry house after Morgan invitation
In Paris history, Pierre Cartier was told by the late J Pierpont Morgan to visit America. After Morgan’s cruise, Cartier opened a New York store, sparking Cartier's rise in the U S jewelry scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre Cartier
Avenue
Paris
London
J. Pierpont Morgan
Morgan
America
Cartier
New York
Cartier’s
Ascot shirt revival and theater notes on Long Island
A shuttered Third Avenue cinema displays a note saying its closing came from lack of public interest. Russell Patterson re introduces the Ascot shirt with a combined shirt collar and Ascot in one piece. The Gay 90 stock enters revival on Long Island as Noel Coward’s white stock appears in the first act and weathered Weaters are referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Patterson
Ascot
Long Island
Noel Coward
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Emerich
Uned
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Camden
Ruby Keeler
Frank Sullivan
Hfe
Sullivan
Upton
Poughkeepsie
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Huron
Couture
Wildercraft
D. Wilder
Broad Street
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Broad St
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Third Avenue
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West Ave
Elyria Clinic
Broead Street
Puct
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