Marriage Of November 1932 Announced At Grafton Dinner
At a Sunday noon dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs F E Schriver of Graf ton the engagement of their daughter Sarah Bernice to Gilbert H Diedrick was announced The couple wed November 12 1932 in Wheeling West Virginia at St Joseph Cathedral The bride Sarah Bernice is a Belden High School 1927 graduate and taught in Larain County Schools four years The groom Gilbert H Diedrick is a St Marys Elyria High School graduate and has worked with Plas Construction Company
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Schriver
Grafton
Sarah Bernice
Gilbert H. Diedrick
J. C. Diedrick
la Grange Road
Wheeling
West Virginia
Ray Yohn
St. Joseph’s Cathedral
Farish House
Diedrick
Mothers Guests At Epworth League Program
The Epworth League of the Methodist Church hosted a Mother's Day program led by Margaret Minch and Elyria Brown. Poems and devotions centered on "Mother" with Miss Minch delivering a talk on the "Saviorhood of Mothers" tracing maternal influence in the lives of notable men. Dollis May performed two piano solos. An Oberlin county rally was announced for Friday evening. attendees should notify Clark Maddock by Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
the Methodist Church
Margaret Minch
Elyria Brown
Miss Minch
Dollis May
Oberlin
Clark Maddock
Northwest Encampment Sets Aside Pay for Memorial Service
Regular Northwest Encampment No. 188 met in the I C O F Hall with chief Patriarch P L Box presiding. Officers for the next term were nominated as a memorial proclamation set June as Odd Fellow memorial day and the group voted to join the subordinate lodge’s service likely on the second Sunday in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
P. L. ‘Box
Sovereign Grand Lodge
R. L. Hastings
Mother's Day program at Second Congregational Church
The Senior Christian Endeavor Society met at six o'clock for a Mother's Day program led by Mrs. Lingenfelter. The session reviewed Lincoln’s life and the influence of his mother. Thirty four attended and county intermediate superintendent John Upengraff was a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society
Second Congregational Church
Oelock
Lingenfelter
Lincoln
John Upéegraff
Itermediate
Ilyria Masonic Quartet Performs at Fields Church
About three hundred people gathered at Fields Methodist church last night to hear the Ilyria Masonic quartet with Walter Hinkle on piano and Denri Gilbert on violin. Rev. Koontz called it Fields’ best treat. Quartet members include Ralph Williams J Martin Berk Walter G Smith and Harland D Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Fields Methodist Church
Ilyria
Mrs C Sage Hosts Birthday Party for Miss Mary Sarge
Mrs C Sage of Foster Avenue entertained thirty guests last evening for her daughter Miss Mary Sarge's birthday. Dancing followed by a midnight luncheon. Lilacs and apple blossoms decorated. Guests from Lorain and Elyria presented gifts to Miss Sarge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Sage
Foster Avenue
Mary Sarge
La‘ain
Elyria
Age
Gospel Team to Visit Oberlin Orphanage for Services
Church of Christ Gospel team visited homes led by Viv ean Dunbar and plans to hold services at Oberlin orphanage next Sunday with Mrs Carl Smith leading. The Christian Endear met at 6 30 PM in the church basement for a Motif program led by Mrs Smith on the Christian Home. Lee rentice read a poem. Ellsworth Albert spoke on Making Our Homes Christian. trio Lillian, Gertrude Mallory and Anita Poole provided music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurch
Carl Smith
Newell
Ted Owens
Leerentice
Overcoming problems in home life topic discussed
The Young People's League of Paul’s church met last evening. Miss Emily Welton read a lesson from Ephesians. Ted Washke led the topic overcom ing home life with sub topics on the ideal home and its formation. The discussion included imagination and wholesome home aspects. The hymn God be with you closed the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s League of 3. Paul's Church
Emily Welton
Ephesians
Ted Washke
George Bird
Marian Pallas
Karl Quade
Doris Anderson
Emi
Wilbert Wertat
Mothers Honored at Second Congregational Church
Fifty members friends and mothers gathered last evening for the Intermediate Christian Endeavor at the Second Congregational church. Orval Stroal led the service with a Mother’s Day tribute titled Honoring Mother Today and Every Day. Core er and Eleanor McKenzie sang, and Derot Lingenfeiter and Anne Brad read verses. The meeting opened with a prayer and closed with Blest Be the Tie That Binds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intermediate Christian Endeavor Lacisty
Second Congregational Church
Orval Stroal
Norin
Dav
Corer
Eleanor MecKenzie
Ot Lingenfeiter
Anne Brad
Emmanuel Lutheran Choir to Sing at Ohio Synod Meeting
Emmanuel Lutheran Church in Wooster will send a 29 member young people's choir to perform at the Ohio Synod meeting at Zion Lutheran Church in May. They will present selections including Send Out Thy Light, Bless the Lord, The Splendor of Thy Glory, No Shadows Yonder, Jesus My Savior Look on Me with Edna MacDowell at the piano.
Fishermen's Club Plans Outdoor Meetings at North Ridge
The Fishermen's Club of Elvria hosts gatherings at Cay Hose on Derroin Road for a week of services and music. About thirty new fishermen and friends will perform a special program followed by a Bible message. Extra chairs provided. no collection will be taken. public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Rider
Elvria
Derroin
Cull Road
AY Oth
Song
Vfishermen
Vorain County
Morse
Noa
Marriage License Applications for Frank Garzasz and Frances Cibrowski
Frank Garzasz, 19, a Lorain mechanic, and Frances Cibrowski, 18, of Elyria, filed marriage license applications. Rev Budny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Garzasz
Mechanic Lorain
Frances Cibrowski
Elyria
Budny
Lorain County Club Activities and Social Gatherings Noted
Community groups meet across Lorain county with clubs, churches, and auxiliary units hosting banquets, dinners, and social events. Highlights include women’s circles at Methodist churches, a mother daughter banquet, a three act play by Young People, and Kiwanis and DeMolay gatherings.
Community Church Meetings and Local Club Events Recap
The eve of the Soyterian church hosts service at 6 40 with a church committee meeting. Vision A holds a silver tea at Mrs A Marti’s home. Various clubs and organizations meet across local venues including St Agnes Hall and the YWCA with speakers and officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Agnes
Mary Fox
South Oak Street
L. R. Todd
High Street
Ats Hospital
Hed. I
Circle and group meetings listed for local churches
Various church circles and women’s groups scheduled to meet around mid afternoon at multiple addresses. Circle No 2 at 2 15 at 12y Courtland street Circle No 5 at 214 Fourth Street Circle No 4 at 2 15 at Mrs A Crooks 4534 Harvard avenue and other church groups plan luncheons, entertainments and prayers across city locations with dates and hosts named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Peter Chobanou
Courtland Street
Flou
Eips
Fourth Street
A. 4
Crooks
Harvard Avenus
Womans Association
Lupebeon
Liv PB. T. A
Ely
Airs
Reiff
O W. Wollner
East Fifteenth Street
Evangelical Women’s Union of
St. Paul's Church
Aneedus
Cirug No. & Af the
C. R. Barber
Sixth Street
Au Koranis
Lq Fillo
Fast Broad Street
Keen Kutter Club
Gertrude Johnson
Toonryelt Avenue
Daughters of
St. Andrew Ment
Davies
Pasadena Avenues
QO. W
EE. J. Howenetine
Circle No
The
Charles Barton
Kenyon Avenue
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
Marshall Chapter
R. A, MM
Chevalier Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Altar Guild Meets at St. Andrew's Church Thursday
Altar Guild of St. Andrew's church convenes in the guild room at 7230. Chela No. 4 of the Methodist church gathers with Mrs. C. B. Simkins at 829 Twelfth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew's Church
Chela No. 4
The
Methodist Church
C. B. Simkins
Twelfth Street
Community Group Events At Local Churches And Halls
The Goodwill Bible Class hosts a quarterly birthday party at the First Congregational Church with a 12 50 tureen luncheon for April May and June birthdays. Various clubs and associations meet at listed church rooms and halls including Kappa Beta Kappas and the Fishermen's Club at different times and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Courtesy Club
Marian Stanford
Columbus Street
F.D. L. Club
Frankiip Stearns
Lincoln Court
Royal
Woodmen Hall
Four O'Clock Club
Myra
G. B. Findley
Abbe Road
Idntneor
Widening Circle
Rureen
Baptist
Security Benefit Association
Order of Eastern Star
Fishermen's Club
Baptist Church
Upper Room Class plans homecoming meeting at church
The Upper Room Bible Class of First Congregational Church invites all former members to a May 18 gathering in the church parlors. The event, a tureen dinner, features Rev. John A. Kaler speaking on his trip to Mexico. Organizers include Mr and Mrs Robert Williams and Mr and Mrs L C Hecock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Fife
John A. Kaler
Mexico
Robert W
Measure of a Man drama impresses at First Methodist Church
The Measured drama “The Measure of a Man” drew a large audience at First Methodist Episcopal Church with George Boorn Marion Growder Louise Allebach and Kathryn Fisk portraying Jacob Esau Rebekah and Judith. Next Sunday features “Face to Face with God” showing Jacob’s trial and God speaking to him. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Warden and Mrs C E Warden of Napoleon Ohio and Miss Burden visited Middle Avenue hosts EB Hubbard and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Jacohb
Ebzau
Rebekah
Judith
George Boorn
Marion Growder
Louise Allebach
Kathryn Fisk
Esau
God
Jacob
Lawrence Warden
C. E. Warden
Miss Burden
Napoleon, Ohio
EB. A. Hubbard
Middle Avenus
Social calendar highlights from Elyria postings
The column records numerous weekend visits and greetings across Ohio and nearby states. It notes guests from Cleveland Norwalk Lorain and Youngstown visiting local families, along with several births and travel plans. Individuals include Miro Smythe Hudcutt Burr Upp Sebransky Goetz Lapp Hastings Davies and Bowdler among others with frequent mentions of Elmira Memorial Hospital and addresses on Fourth Street East Bridge Street and Lake Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Sumner
Kent
Ohio
J. E. Hecock
Lake Avenue
Ariens Burr
Bald Win-Wallace College
Berea
Harold Packard
Fourth Street
Eiiia Memorial Hospital
Roy W. Ramage
Court Street
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Richard Burgess
Washington, D. C
T. L. Morse
Stanley Yourkevitch
Lorain
Elrria Memorial Hospital
W. Lawrence
Cleveland
J.C. George
Denison Avenue
Nelle Scruton
Mary Schwert
Brown Hotel
George Cail
Norwalk
Hanio McNally
East Avenue
Mise Anne Skorke
Ann Kupelak
E. R. Laver
Russell Wentle
New York City
Howard Barbour
Ohio Street
Eva Steblinz
Epworth League
Elyria
Arlene Burr
Schauffler School
William Muir Auld
Carlton Foley
Detroit
Michigan
Earl Court
Eileen, Hastings
Edward McCoy
Hastings
Earl Hastings
Furnace Street
James Atkinson
Susan Davies
Joseph White
Thomas Davies
Fairlawn Avenue
Louis Goetz
West Street
Raymond Davies
Lillian
Peoria
Illinois
George Lapp
Kipling Street
L. J. Leamon
East Bridge Street
C. C. Sloat
Local residents visit friends and relatives in nearby cities
Phillips Drug Co. sent Miss Jeanette Conry and Miss Mary Bush of Charity Hospital Cleveland as Sunday guests. Mr. and Mrs. John Cushing were weekend visitors with friends in Massillon, Ohio, and Mrs. J T Burrows with Miss Ethel Burrows left Saturday for Buffalo to visit relatives.
Hospital Admissions and Discharges In Grafton and Nearby
Lists admissions and discharges with patient names and addresses across Grafton and surrounding areas. Notable entries include Mrs Harold Packard John Ketchum Cyril Morap and several others, followed by discharge notices for Duane Phelps Ray Soules Mrs Russell Stokely Mrs George Dougherty and Archers Perkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Packard
Fourth Street
John Ketchum
R. PD
Cyril Morap
Kenyon
Johny Coughlin
Longfellow
Stanley Yorukwiteh
Lorain
Arthur Hancock
East Avenue
Parker Mallery
Cascade St
Wayne Long
John Renouard
Grafton
Charlies McKenzie
Homer Street
Doreen Fritz
Spruce Street
Duane Phelps
Ray Soules
East River
Russell Stokely
Bal Boy
Oxford
George Dougherty
Bellfield
Arches Perkins
Fast River Street
Tisedvia Social Club Meeting Postponed to June
The Tisvedia Social Club meeting slated for Wednesday at Mrs. OG E Barron on Seventh Street has been postponed until June when it will be held at the Barron home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tisvedia Social Club
OG. E. Barron
Seventh Street
Barron
New Books at the Library Highlights Founders of Great Religions
A library display reviews recent titles including Founders of Great Religions by Burrows which surveys the lives and backgrounds of nine religious founders and analyzes each religion. Also featured are Johnson on upholstery history and craft, Train's Princess Pro Tem a Graustarkian tennis tale, and Marshall's Lady of the Manor set in English country life with a rise in fortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrows
Train
Mr. Train
John Brent
Marshall
Mr. Marshall
John Ockham
Vacant Table Honors Nellie Hill at Rally in Cleveland
A vacant table will be set at the Northern Ohio prohibition and temperance rally in Cleveland tonight as a tribute to the late Mrs. Nellie M. Hill, Lorain County dry worker and longtime head of the Lorain delegation. George Southwell notes her memory inspires a strong turnout from the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Prohibition and Temperance Workers
Cleveland
Nellie M. Hill
Lorain County
George Southwell
Antisaloon League
University rules put stop to cheating at Utah exams
The University of Utah adopted six regulations to curb cribbing during exams. Examinations will be under strict faculty control with instructors in the room, a special fee for exam books, bans on bringing texts, alternating seating with empty seats between students, and class work paused during the last five days of each quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
University of Utah
Modern People Shun Their Own Company
The remark notes a tendency among individuals to avoid solitary moments and seeks to explore why someone might seek constant distraction rather than quiet self companionship.
D A R Exhibit Quilt Sale At St Andrew’s Parish Room
The D A R presents a display of quilts antiques and related articles at St Andrew’s Parish Room corner Middle and Third May 18 and 19 from 10 AM to 5 PM. Admission ten cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew’s Parish Room
Cor
Pattern 9543 for Spring 1933 Dress Design
Fashion notice promotes pattern 9543 described as a spring frock with a surplice bodice, waistline, sash, puffed sleeves and slender skirt. Sizes 12 to 29 offered. price includes fabric and ruffling details. Order via The Chronicle Telegram Pattern Department in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Martin Martin
Chronicle-Telegram
Pattern Department
8Th St
New York
Mesas
Dinner Stories and Courtship Dialogues in Plain Speech
A fragment shows a dialogue about gender roles and marriage. A woman asserts women are as capable as men, a man doubts, and a girl aged 22 earns a sales manager salary. A husband and wife exchange loving vows as a date approaches.
Fragmentary Romantic Message Copy
A garbled, affectionate note expresses longing and admiration for a girl named Ou, mentioning kissing eyes and hair. The text includes stray phrases about love and a possible miswritten line suggesting a plan or promise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pye
Tao
Famous Home Sought As Funeral Parlor in Indianapolis
The Home of Meredith Nicholson, author of the novel A House of a Thousand Candles, is being sought as a funeral parlor in Indianapolis. Built in 1904 with 17 rooms, the house gained its name from candlelit windows during Christmas seasons. Nicholson sold the estate ten years ago, and the current owner has died recently, with the property up for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Meredith Nicholson
Indiana
Nicholson
History as a record of action and self-making
A concise reflection on history distinguishing passive records of events from active history shaped by individuals as agents within a dynamic world. The quote emphasizes human agency and the influence people exert on events and their own development.
Bake Sale at Darek's on Broad Street
A bake sale runs all day Tuesday at Darek's on Broad Street near LaGrange. Proceeds support local community programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darek’s
Broad St
LaGrange Doreas Sor
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Epworth
Wasonic Quartet
Fields Church
James van Horn
Anna van Horn
Emmanuel Lutheran Choir
Ohio Synod Meeting
Lois Leppere
Jane Gill
Pegssy Ricineck
Elaine Cowen
June Garford
Doris Storer
Sigure Wamsley
Wilma Struck
Way Brown
Rosetta Trier
Rety Phelps
Donna Dickason
Betty Bridegland
Ruth MacDowell
Eleanor Erickson
Jane Storm
Lucille Graber
Betty Clawson
Roland Fanlhaber
Don Hutenings
Elmer Erickson
Gary Holbrook
Bill Kohn
Jack Stern
Fisherman's Club
North Ridge
of the Weekly Press
Lorein County Bee Keepers Association
R. E. Blackwell
Kipton
E. L. PL Club
Rome
E. Tompkins
Oakwood Street
Cizh
Cussie
Hawthorne Strea
Biver
Ala
UL W
H. Cushing
Fitch Street
Susanna Wesley
Young Men's Club
Dominie
Canton Lorain
Eetrs
Wi Pauls Church
Hindman
William Ohlemacher
Park Avenue
George Haines
Church of Christ
Maude Barr
North Olive Street
Florence Hecack
Lucille Noveske
Edith Smith
Elyria Business College
Chiefs Association of Py- Nian Sisieres
Renee Foster
Fourteenth Street
Kan
Act Club
East Carlisle School
Grace Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Society
H. P. Chapman
Sons of Union Veterans
St. John’s Aid Society
Sons of Union Veterans’ Auriilary
W. H. Stark
Oberlin Road
Wooolworth
Mary Heeights
St. John
Clan Robertson
Elviia
Srott
Argric
League of S
Business and Professions
Republican Women's Club
Yeets
Bowith
M. E. Church
Afiss Ortha Smith
Hio State University
Columbus
Miss Smith
Miro
Chauncey
William Crehar
Leslie Drusendahl
Ohio State University
Johnson
Elyrian
Pegey
Fai
Darling
Oan
Jake
Shafer
Elsha
Brookhouser’s
Middle Ave
Beautiful
Bazley Market
Broad Street
Hamburg
Baby Beef
Bazley’s
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