Heckels Renew Golden Wedding Vows in Avon Lake
Mr and Mrs Heckel of West River Road celebrated their 50th anniversary with a Mass at St Agnes church and a family dinner at home. Attendants included Mrs Margaret Theisen and John Burkhart. they wed May 15, 1853 at St Marys Avon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heckel
West River Road
St. Agnes’ Church
Lake Avenue
Margaret Theisen
John Burkhart
Hevrkes
Fr Brissel
St Marys
Avon
Stephan Falk
Louis Keller
Arnold Helen Rhee
Ruth
P Weber
Avon Lake
William Heider
Lorate
Jostaider
Mooobliz
J Feidkhamp
Lorain
Loo Treekel
A Jo Heckel
Cleveland
J Burkhart
Sheffield
Lou's Nelier
Vico Hever
Ruth George Keser
Elaria Pan Lane
Lovanp
I. Pressx
St Agnes Church
Callei Dures
Marian Martin Summer 1935 Pattern Offer
Print fashion guidance for frocks with Pattern 9647 priced at fifteen cents each. Includes sizes 14 through 42, fabric yardage, clear cutting instructions, and options for a matching pattern book sold at twenty five cents. Orders to Chronicle Telegram Pattern Department NYC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Chronicle- Telegram
18Th St
New York
Miss Ruth Stark Elected President of Friendship Club
Miss Ruth Stark won the presidency at the Friendship Club election held after a Kid party at the YWCA gym. Donna Dickason became social chairman, with Betty Humphrey as vice president and Mary Lou Duffy secretary among other officers and cabinet members named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Stark
Friendship Club
Donna Dickason
Betty Humphrey
Mary Lou Duffy
Sarah
Garford group hosts mothers at Methodist banquet
The Susanna Wesley Class of the Methodist church held a banquet for mothers with fift y attendees. Agnes Rothe headed the supper committee, while the program featured Misses Brevoort and Upton on violin and piano and Mrs. Rice in readings. A second Garford event saw teachers hosted at H C McKinnes tea room with a three course dinner for fourteen and bridge afterward. The Elyria group of the American Association of University Women met at Mrs C H Cushing’s home to discuss The Crisis in Germany and World Reaction with Mrs Waldeman Nichols coordinating and Mr John Ade presenting Why labor legislation for women is needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susanna Wesley
Methodist Church
Agnes Nothe
Harry Sehwind
Mildred Brevoort
Trene Upton
Gerald Rice
J. Bond
Easecute Board of Garford
H. C McKinnes
Sivta Street
Bessie Downing
Olive Lapp
Corrina Brown
Marzace Robert
Nelie Wilderson
C . Lee
R . Looms
M. Sigel
Irs
W. Lobnes
Mildred Dewhurst
B D. VanNatta
H. H. WeGonwim
R. D. Oldfield
P. A. Peterman
Elyria Studs
American Association of University Women
Germany
C. H. Cushing
Fhth Street
Waldeman Nchols
Robert Sandrovk
Bell
John Ade
Wcemen Xeire
Paul Hines
Elyria
E J. Honenstine
Park Avenue
J. L. Beltz
Woman's Home Club Meets at Castle Home
Mrs. Castle of Hawthorne street opened her home to Woman's Home Club members. Four tables of bridge furnished entertainment with high score awarded to Mrs. R. K. Nicholl, second to Mrs. Harry Dickens, third to Mrs. Elsie Scrivers. Luncheon followed. next meeting in two weeks with hostess to be announced.
Wesley Stewarts Cotton Swings to Play for Beta Dance
At a Beta Delta Beta meeting the fraternity announced Wesley Stewart s Cotton Swings will perform at the Armepa Legion Home for a spring dance on May 20. Speakers included Charles heart of lakewood and others from Lakewood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Stewart
Cotton
BETA
Beta Delta Beta
Amenpa Legion
Weales Stewart
Charles Heart
Leta
Lakewood
Jack Litven
Wallen Blanke
Local Social Club Honors Members At Evening Meeting
The STARG WARE GUAN HOSTESS TO CTLR Mon O May club members near guests of Marg Krugman of lain created last evening. Prive awards went to Kana Hines and Ruth Barton. Refreshments served before departure to meet near Monday selling Bit Hazel Roodgham at 1C Mton Avenue. Mr and Mrs Hugh Amidon moved to 145 East Bridge Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starg Ware
Marg Krugman
Butco
Eagles Aux Card Party at Eagles Hall Tonight
The Eagles Auxiliary hosts a card party at Eagles Hall tonight at 8 PM with Pedro and Bunco games. Public invited to attend and enjoy an evening of social gaming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles Aux
Eagles Hall
Pedro
Bunco
Sons of U. S. Aln to Celebrate 21st Anniversary
The Sons of U. S. Army Union Veterans announce their 21st anniversary event at the A. R. Hall on May 18. The program opens at 6 o clock with a Mother Daughter dance planned. A banquet will follow with an expected attendance of members and their daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons OF U. 3. Aln
Umion
Tae
Euxyita
Celemave TleiwentswlSt Anniversars
Ofrsaniamon
Toutsaay
A. R. Hal
Allnenvels
H P Chapman
Sen
al Lion
Eian Reéetuay
The Gates Gol Reserves Present School Themed Program
Mary Lou Holt announced a program planned by the Reserves The Little Schoolman and a cast including Rua Haipu Josephine Savinia Agnes Kaprar Jane Va ferus Joce Nichols Helen Ferman and Vat Proe performed a clog dance A play Men and a Maid and a tea concluded with refreshments served by Lo Whitacre Beser and others The event featured a large cast and lively performances.
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St Veres
Mary Lou Holt
St Agnes
Reseres
Agnes Kancar
Trosephine Savinia
Agces Kaprar
Jane Vaferus
Joce Nichols
Helen Ferman
Margaret
Katherine Hutch
Georcia
Grace Wani
Gatrs
Gil
Evcra
Tom Margaret Tomi
Elizabeth Tomi
Anna Esbhke
Doroths Polvarde
Pauline Wiazek
Br Fein Cnessers
Lo Whitacre Beser
Bittne Bey
Jean Waldron
Jean Jardeon
Isabel Hollidas
Literary Club Honors Bride Elect Member
The Literary Club at Miss Maxine Lucas on Hotel Street honored bride elect Miss Virginia Sacinders with a humorous program about members idiosyncrasies and a gift book. Miss Lucas and Wy Lucas hosted a wedding table centerpiece. Mrs Donald Hecockh was a guest. The meeting planned social events and discussed summer club activities, with prizes awarded for various games.
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Max Ne Lucas
George Johnson
Karen Nietser
Cone
Detavir Ienen
Iren
Virginia Sacinders
Oorta
Miss
Hospital Notes Featuring Local Patients and Staff
Fragmented hospital log lists patient and staff names with partial addresses and wards. Entries mention Mrs Kenneth Oizfie, Mrs Chariete Tasior, Mrs Ras Heda, Mrs Repeat M Ewan and baby, and others with unclear affiliations and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keneth Oizfie
Harry Lesn
Chariete Tasior
Beyer
D.seeng
Ras Hed
M Ewan
Taft
Community Meetings Held Across Districts This Week
The notice lists various meetings and gatherings including a Tuesday session for SS. Andres group and a Wednesday 2pm meeting at Be Paer ti 7 s cl Pyaan. It references schools, refreshments, and civic attendees such as Deputy George N Clara of Cleveland and Artemas Beeue Alauma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeMola
Toursda
George N Clara
Cleveland
Scout Troop Meeting Details and Overnight Camp Plans
A Bor Srout Troop meeting opened with the scout oath and followed by patrol reports from Jacob Roan and May Dunar. Plans included an overnight trip to the Senate Camp on Abhe and Canton, with discussion of a Grand Session in New Philadelphia and an opening work detail. Awards went to Msita Teaking and Fior encon Shefferall of Obertin. the evening closed with a social hour and dinner.
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Bor Srout
Prazer Patro
Jacob Roan
Dunar
Leong
Mars
Senate
Canton
Levan
Aucibars
New
Philadelphia
Auaiarsy
Msita Teaking
Fiorencon Shefferall
Obertin
Eira
Evening events at St Ai church and community groups
Local listings show a 4 PM gathering at the St Ai church for Truizt seekers of the Laited fosbsterian caures, followed by a 6 PM mother-daughter event at the Mcethodist church. Various clubs and church groups including Ladies Aid, women’s groups, and the YWCA hold meetings across town with officers to be elected and ongoing community activities.
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Fidele
Tha
Mcethodist
Tdte
Darque
Lovain Deaners
Ibs
Dariona Faute
Catuoh
Ips
Agnes Hall
fa-Was
Clup
Tait
Fox
South Oak Street
Louns Womens
Erry So
Sigma Gamma Sororks
Bas Whatler-ddigier
Loretta Sotamer
Oliga Ft
Eet
Murses Aiumcae
Jcntion
Colonial Club Hosts Bridge Party At Local Home
Mrs Dr Martin entertained The Monday Colonial Club at her Wurst Court residence with guests occupying three tables. Mrs Xoe Stoddard invited the group to Syed Street for a subsequent event as part of the club’s social season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Martin
Monday Colonial Club
Wurst Court
Xoe Stoddard
Twp
Syed Street
Local Names Revealed in Sparse Rural Report
Fragmentary OCR lists individuals Jenn Yarnowshkhi and Attna Malju- Zien alongside two farmers at Sterfield Lake and Sheffeld with unclear roles or events. No dates or organizations are identifiable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenn Yarnowshkhi
Sterfield Lake
Attna Malju- Zien
Sheffeld
Petso
Widely Spent Weekend Visitors Listed Amid Ill and Death Notice
A long list of residents from Elyria, Kipton, Cleveland and Sharon hosted and visited relatives and friends across towns this weekend. Names include Mr and Mrs Wo Huff of Dallas, Mrs Cora Bemis of West Street Elyria, Mr and Mrs Robert Orden, Mr and Mrs Charles McCarvel, Mr and Mrs Clarence Burnl, Mrs Clara Hols, Mrs Mar Becher, Mr WV Maher and daughter Mais Anan, and several Patro family members. Robby Augustine and family plan a Decatur visit with the Keiser family noted for a death notification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H Shore
WV. Maher
Mais Anan
Park Avenue
Sharon Pennssylvaninz
Mao
Rarymond Patro
George Patro
Rasmond
Cleve- Tland
Kiwanis Minstrels 10 Play Vermilion Tonight
Kiwanis Minstrels present three shows this week at Vermilion High School and later at the Euclid theater. Performances are sponsored by community groups including the Ladies Auxiliary of the Knights of St. John and the Maccabees, with dates May 18 and May 21 in Vermilion and Cleveland venues respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Minstrels
Vermilion
Kwants
Vermen High School
mayTia
Ladies’ Ausiliary
Knights of St. John the Elseia
Histoo
Ber L E
Eveland
Cuyahot
Doctors Hear Latest Facts On Goiter Work In North America
In Memphis a joint meeting of U S and Canadian doctors compared notes on goiter treatment and held clinics for goiter patients. Leaders included AMA president Dr F E Car of Dallas and senior officers De W D Haggard Nashville Mayo Rochester Minn and DL George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
United States
Canada
American Medical Association
Fef If Car
Dallas
de W. D Haggard
Nashville Tenn
H Mayo
Rochester, Minn
George
Local Notices from Menomonie Area Families
A cornucopia of brief items lists births, visitors, and travels in Menomonie Wisconsin and nearby areas. It notes Raymond Potts preparing for a mechanical engineering degree in Cleveland, guests at West Avenue homes, a visit from Alfree Olzamott, and various relatives welcoming new births and hosting Mother's Day gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Clark
Ir Fate Kesses
Waitn
Menomennie
Wisconsin
Charles Wilsesters
Kate
Elizapeth
Grace Ada
Florence
Lusia
Menomenic Wiscronsin Apd
Raymond Potts
Elsna
Cleveland
Wuith
Potter
Ori.i.al
Ge.crato
Industiisi
Laeahoo
L. J. Jeu
West Avenue
O. Fk. Lehmann Oliville
Onia
W J Hamad
Milliard Hardee
Donald
Lam Horace
Columbuus
Ohio
Vrs Oa Ho
East Broad Street
Notable speakers at annual goiter association convention
W Arne of Cleveland and Dr Maio headline the convention program on thyroid deficiency research. Dr Cary Resas discusses public procession. Dr Hagard presides as American College of Surgeons president. other notable figures include Dr Henry Plum mer and Dr Emil Geeisech among many researchers and officers from cities across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Arne
Cleveland
American Association For the Study
Maio
Cary Resas
Hagsard
Celawit
Hamuisn
Ont View
R Yune
Terre Haute Caor
Esperding
F. B Dorset
Keokuk Ta
WR. Mosser
Kane Pa
Traef Trips To Remove Gold From Savings Window
Walla Walla Washington men took three trips to the postal savings window to surrender gold in compliance with President Roosevelt's order to call in all gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traef
Walla Walla, Wash
Mixed dancing at Dim ke's Trall Web night
Mild event listing notes a mixed dancing night at Dim ke’s venue with music by Bliss Novelty Orel and an admission price of 1lie.
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Dimke’s
Bliss Novelty Orel
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Krfp Scott
University of Town
K P Scott
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