Anniversary Celebration for Amherst Couple
Mr and Mrs John J Wenzel of South Euclid Ohio celebrated their twentieth wedding anniversary on May 12 in Elyria. The couple wed in 1912 at St Marys Church Elyria with Rev Bishop McFadden presiding. Mrs Wenzel formerly Miss Luce Foreman daughter of Henry and Mrs Foreman of Elyria. Their son Frank died in an accident in Buffalo harbor three years ago. They have two daughters Florence 18 Ruth 15 and a son John 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
John J. Wenzel
South Euclid
Wenzel
Luce Foreman
Henry Foreman
Elyria
Florence
Ruth
John, Jr
Community notices from Wenzel home gathering to Brown family events
Guests from Amherst and nearby towns attended a dinner at the Wenzel home on Homestead Blvd. and Sourick Euclid hosted visiting relatives. May Inter mediate League and various local groups planned meetings and events at St. Peter's church parlors, Odd Fellows Hall, club rooms, and grange hall, with social and ceremonial programs including a Mothers Day feature and amateur performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intermediate League of
An Interesting Spot in Ohio
Cloverleaf Club guests at Mrs. Maurice Fisch Forest street Friday afternoon. Mrs. Ada Purcell Cleveland avenue hosts Circle One of Congregational church Friday afternoon. Junior group of Holy Name society St. Joseph's church met last night with social hour and refreshments by Joseph Fuhrman and Harry Dietz. Circles meet St Ann's society Circles One and Three hosted by Mrs. Frank Franklin and Mrs. Carl Renner. Card games and prizes noted. luncheon to 12 members. Mrs. LaRue Bid Ridge entertained. several guests. Continuous moving mentions of Cleveland and Elyria avenues and local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Society of the
Congregational Church
Jerome Menz
Huh Gawn
Sorosis Club
Axtel Street
Ohio
Cloverleaf Club
Maurice Fisch
Forest Street
Ada Purcell
Cleveland Avenue
Circle One
St. Ann’s Society
Frank Franklin
Crosse St
Joseph Speesato
Frank Draves
Spe
Mable McDermot
FL Draves
Carl Renner
South Main Street
Peter Nelsen
Elyria Avenue
Circle Number Three
A. We
Alex Dybinski
Eaton GRAXSGE TO MEET EATON May 12 13
Eaton grange to meet Eaton on May 12 and 13 with a program honoring mothers. Members of the economic committee sponsor a program with each member to bring a verse for his or her mother. Mr and Mrs John Leach and family in London Ohio attended a birthday dinner for Mrs Leach’s grandmother Mrs Isabel Counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Leach
London
Mr. Leach
Isabel Counts
E. Kaoniz
Grange Officials Meet Lake Avenue Grange Hosts Talks
Eight granges were represented as lecturers and masters met in Lake Avenue. Mr Parks Leon Lyman and Frank Mason gave talks. Miss Decker highlighted Lorain County Library needs and funding limits on youth activities. C L Hummel described programs for idle boys and introduced four camp workers. Mr Singer outlined boys’ work opening public pitches. M E Schram and lecturers planned joint programs for the traveling Bin i we Belden grange and for Porerange at Kipton in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Avenue
Mr. Parks
Leon Liman
Frank Mason
Miss Decker
Lorain County Library Association
North Elyria Grange Hosts Guest Speaker Thursday
North Elyria Grange at Lake Avenue School reported a guest speaker for Thursday. Student groups, including fifth grade, traveled by bus to a zoo on Saturday May 9th with three vans accompanying. A series of local visits followed with multiple families hosting and visiting, plus a hospital report on Mary Riter at Johns Hopkins for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Elyria Grange
Elyria Grange
Lake Avenue
C. 1
Porterville Seeks First California Banana Crop Maturity
California city presses to harvest its first possible banana crop this summer in Porterville. Prior attempts yielded fruit that never matured, making this a notable breakthrough for local agriculture and state farming hopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Porterville
Cal
Plan Hula Memorial Honors Laka In Honolulu
George P. Moss man, Hawaiian historian and hula teacher, plans to enshrine Laka at Waikiki Beach. The feature seeks a Hawaiian girl who resembles Laka, the mythical queen of the hula, to be a statue in the memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Laka
George P. Mossman
Waikiki Beach
Sunday Visitors Reach Across Towns in Ohio and Maine
The narrative notes Mr. and Mrs. David Ross and their son Robin of Vermilion visiting Mr. and Mrs. Rat Ross on Sunday. Mrs. Mer of North Olmsted spent time with her son Rot and family. Clayton Ward and Allen Wallace of Bethel, Maine, were Sunday guests of Roy Ward and his wife here, continuing a pattern of regional family gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Ross
Robin
Vermilion
Rat Ross
Mer
North Olmsted
Rot
Clayton Ward
Allen Wallace
Bethel
Maine
Roy Ward
Also Mentioned on This Page
B. A. Jenne
Cleveland St
Central Book Store
Murbach
Electrolux
the Gas Company
Homestead Blvd
Sourick Euclid
David Brennan
Agnes
Roy
William Wenzel
James
Paul
Robert
Hidger Elyria
Grafton
Cleveland South
Euclid
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Sisters
M. Dbd
Fieckner
H. A. Moncer
Solo
Herman Solo
Ora Mae Schoeph Abraham
Clarence G Ber
Curpsions
He Dulcimer
Adam the
Monder
Pyneing
Bar Harbor
Glade Thomas
Brown
Hospital News
LaRue Bid- Ridge
Josh Amherst
Frederick Tabdvert
Babr
John Bombachly
Mondar
Cleveland
Columbus
Berts
Claire Sri
Graxsge
Kocel
Saturna
Dramatic Club
Sarah J. Ross
Daston
Maynard Purdy
Jerry Martin
Mrs
V. V. Schaeffer
Robert Taylor
Helen
Mary Jean Crosse
Gaol
Harold Starker
D. J. Clapp
Kiptom
Richard Ard
Gilbert
Ruth Cleveland
Mary Riter
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Earl Hollis
Griswold Road
H. Bis- Hen
Doris Bubs
Harry Willams
Istyle
Nelly
Nelly Don
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!