Dunn Machock Wedding Solemnized At St Marys Church
Misa Bernadine Dunn wed John Machock Jr at St Marys Church in a ceremony at nine oclock. Rev James T Daley officiated. Attendants included Miss Frances Dunn as maid of honor. A wedding breakfast for 35 followed at Green Lantern Tea room. Out of town guests from Detroit and Erie attended. couple to reside at 524 Furnace Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary’s Church
Misa Bernadine Dunn
John Machock, Jr. Thisporning
James T. Daley
John Dunn
Middle Avenue
John Madhock
Bath Street
John Huge
Margaret Dunn
Charles E. Guth
Thomas Kelly
Thomas Kelly Sang During the Ceremony. Dr. Guth
Keller-Kiser marriage plans announced at bridge party
A bridge party at the Elyria Women’s Club revealed the forthcoming marriage of Miss Alice C Keller and George Kiser Jr with guests noting high and second score prizes. The event featured lavender lilacs and yellow tulips in the club house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keller-Kiser
Elyria Woman’s Club
Alice C. Keller
L. H. Keller
West River Road
George Kiser, Jr
George Kiser Sr
Lake Avenue
Marie Kiser
Margaret Kiser
Our famous pulled to mato plants To each Resars
Fragmentary OCR reads like a brief notice or ad. It mentions 1435 E River and a phrase about tomato plants. Details are unclear but place and item are indicated.
Friendly Twelve Card Club Meets at the French Street Club
Mrs C C Oak hosted the Friendly Twelve Card Club yesterday with seven progressive Pedro deals and two visitors Mrs Chrievine Derek and Mrs Monrose. Mrs Gearse of West Avenue won the consolation and Mrs Oakley took the other prize. next meet at Mrs CP Smith's Furnace Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Oak
Smith
Mary Surdock and Henry Will Marry in St Agnes Church
Mary Surdock daughter of Mr and Mrs John W Surdock of Erie Street and Henry Will son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Will of Face Avenue wed at St Agnes Church this morning in a ceremony read by Rev Leo Brissell. After a wedding breakfast the couple planned a motor trip to Cumberland Maryland and will reside on Adams Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Surdock
Henry
St. Agnes Church
St. Agnes
John W. Surdock
Erie Street
Ilvery Wah
Joseph BK
Face Avenue
Leo Brissell
Elyria Girl And Vermilion Man Are Married In Erie
Miss Julia Draper of Elyria and DeForest Hall of Vermilion were united at marriage Tuesday afternoon at two thirty in the First Presbyterian church at Erie Iowa with Rev. Mercer officiating. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Jon Sheldon of 120 Chestnut Street and the groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Fred Hall of Vermilion Ohio. Miss Dorothy Faulhaber attended as bridesmaid and Stanley Swooper, brother of the bride, served as best man. The bride wore white crepe with pink and white corsage. bridesmaid wore the same material with pink rosebuds and yellow sweet peas. Mr and Mrs Hall will be at home after May twenty first in Vermilion where the groom is employed as city mail carrier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Draper
DeForest Hall of
Vermilion
First Presbyterian Church
Erie
Mercer
Jon Sheldon
Chestnut Street
Fred Hall
Vermilion, O
Erie. Pa
Dorothy Faulhaber
Stanley
Sewper
Mre
Hospital Notes and Local Club Events Summary
Admission notes list Mrs Henry William of Oberlin Road Mrs Frank Sampsell of Winckles Street Mrs Richard Graham of Lorain and others with 17S Fair lawn Avenue and William Garrett Plymouth C Mrs Uriah Sheetz R D No 3 Discharges include Treva Ward Wellington Mrs Guy Campbell Lorain Simon Stander Grafton Mrs Clara Willis Oberlin Road 223 and baby boy Bosorki 968 W River Street. A dessert bridge by the Education Department of the Woman's Club at the club house featured blue plant centerpieces and garden flowers with 24 tables of auction and contract bridge and prizes for each table. Mrs Frank E Stevens chaired assisted by Kathryn Massey H Driggs John Halpin Thomas Potter and Robert Shyrock. Dessert table team included Mrs Robert Wilson and others. ROUND TABLE CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS: Waldemar Nichols president Mrs Thomas N Cook vice president J B Thomas secretary and Max Van Wormer treasurer. Evening included Cape Cod stories and a Vermont book project highlighted by a club speech. AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY HOSTS CARD PARTY: prizes won by Mrs Virgil Jasper and Dr H Sin. 15 bridge tables and a duneo game. org refreshments afterwards. The last party is planned for June. Fathers and sons dinner at Emmanuel Lutheran featured world raise with German and Swedish speakers and address by Attorney Gur Findley. ST CLAIR REBEKAH LODEE DRAPES CHARTER: charter draped in honor of Mrs Elizabeth Ross. birthday anniversary event set for June 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry William
Oberlin Road
Frank Sampsell
Winckles Street
Richard Graham
Lorain
Herbert Bauer
Fairlawn Avenue
William Garrett
Plymouth
Uriah Sheetz
Treva Ward
Wellington
Guy Campbell
Simon Stander
Grafton
Clara Willis
Howe Street
Bosorki
W. River Street
Education Department
Woman's Club
Frank E. Stevens
Kathryn Massey
H. Driggs
John Halpin
Thomas Potter
Robert Shyrock
Robert Wilson
Roy Clymer
Earl Bacon
G. W. Wagner
R. Schneider
Round Table Club
Max van Wormer
Stanford Avenue
Waldemar Nichols
Thomas N. Cook
J. B. Thomas
Max VanWormer
S. S. Rockwood
Joseph C. Lincoln
Cape Cod
J.4. R. Thomas
Columaus Street
Meetings Seek Eastern Order Visitor and Memorial Plans
Worthy Grand Patron of Ohio Daniel C. Rynold of Ashland will visit for the Meeting. Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary meets to finish Memorial Day plans and to drape the charter for a deceased member. Nettle Finch Webber Club will be entertained Friday at the Woman's Club. Upper Room Bible Class hosts a Friday evening gathering at First Congregational with Mrs Metcalf giving an illustrated talk on Plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Eastern
Ohio
Daniel C. Rynold
Ashland
First Congregational Church
Rose Alice Perusek to Be Bride June 7th
Announcement of the approaching marriage of Rose Alice Perusek of Vincent to John E. Kakos of Lorain. The ceremony will be at SS Cyril and Methodius church with Rev Ludvik Viranz officiating. The couple, from local families, are tied to area churches and Mr Kakos works at National Tube Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Alice Perusek
Vincent
John E. Kakos
Andrew Kakos
Lorai
Joseph Stolisack
SS. Cyril and Methodius Church
Ludvicc Viranz
Kakos
Holy Trinity Church
National Tube Co
Marriage License Applications In Lorain Listings
Milford Helms 5 laborer and Amelia Story 45 both of Lorain Andree of Peter James Russell Wonderly 22 steel worker Lorain and Helen Urbanik 25 Sheffield Rev Hanmrack James J. Kula 52 projectionist and Elizabeth Szilagyi 22 both of Lorain Rev Rickert
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford Helms
Amelia Story
Lorain
Andree
Peter
James Russell Wonderly
Helen Urbanik
Sheffield
Hanmrack
James J. Kula
Elizabeth Szilagyi
Rickert
Former Elyria man weds in Cleveland at Euclid Avenue Church
Word reaches Elyria of the marriage yesterday afternoon at five in the Euclid Avenue Baptist church of Newell Wilford formerly of this city to Inia Hrirke. Rev. Ralph Walker officiated. Wilford is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Wilford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newell Wilford
Inia Hrirke
Euclid Avenue Baptist Church
Cleveland
Ralph Walker
Wilford
John Wilford
Lakewood Study Group Discusses End of an Age
The Business and Professional Women's Club study group hosted 35 members and guests in Lorain County Bank building. G W Grills spoke on shifts from rugged individualism to a new social order, tracing Greek to modern eras and urging a rights focused future with workers having jobs and leisure use of time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PL. W
Lakewood
Business and Professional Woman's Club
Lorain County Bank
Alice McCracken
G. W. Grills
America
Alice Foley
Bess Schulze
Annie Spencer
Mrs George Nooin Hosts Circle 4 Of Mor Church
Mrs George Nooin of East Broad street opened her home yesterday for Circle 4 of the First Methodist episcopal church gathering. Mrs Frances Henry chairwoman presided and Mrs George Hakites aided in devotion. Yearly business closed, plans set for the final meeting in line. Demolay Chapter to be examined by Deputy tonight. David Jo Noe Chanter to be inspected in initiatory degree by district deputy William H H Krippendorf of Cleveland with state deputy George N Chirk. Chapter invites Masonic friends at 8:00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Doorn
East Broad Street
Frances Henry Chateman
George Hakites
David Jo Noe Chanter
Order of DeMolay
William HH. Krippendorf
Cleveland
George N. Chirk
Irene Zachman Honored At Kitchen Shower
Miss Marian Schmittgen hosted a kitchen shower for Irene Zachman at her Cleveland road home. Three tables of bridge yielded prizes to Mrs. Leonard Krugman and Mrs. Earl Tompkins. Guests admired a yellow and green centerpiece and gifts for the bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Schmittgen
Irene Zachman
Cleveland Road
Leonard Krugman
Earl Tompkins
Methodist Circle 3 Meets at Fesler Home
Mrs. Carl Fester of Erie Street hosted Circle 3 of First Methodist church with fourteen members and three guests. President Mrs. H L Cordrey led a program including a reading by Mrs. Ralph Bartholomew and a duet by Kenneth Fesler and Donald Barnhart. The hostess was aided by Mrs. Bartholomew and Mrs. M. Stearns. a picnic day is planned for the third Wednesday in June. In a separate item, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Olah hosted We (Just) Eight. prizes were won by Mrs. Ray Abney, Roy Abbey, and Ceril Hooven. Neheon served. Paul Olah was elected president. In two weeks Mr. and Mrs. Hoover will entertain. 6:06. Club Meets in Lakewood 3.0. 6. Club members gathered at Josephine Starr’s Lakewood home. prizes went to Dorothy Dobbins and Nellie Molnar. A salad course followed. Next meeting at Irma Gibson’s Lotain on June 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mccullough
Grace McCullough
Oberlin Road
Denmark
Netherlands
June Welty
Clut
Rory Roberts
West River Stead.y
Flw. Lohnes
Daughters of St. Andrew
Oxford Avenue
Carl Feste R
Erie Street
Circle 3
First Methodist Church
H. L. Cordrey
Ralph Bartholomew
Kenneth Fesler
Donald Barnhart
Bartholomew
M. Stearns
Paul Olah
Just
Price
Ray Abney
Roy Abbey
Ceril Hooven
Neheon
Bud Schindler Keacyrer
Hoover
West Avenue
Lakewood
Josephine Starr
Mmbers
Dorothy Dobbins
Nellie Molnar
Irma Gibson
Lotain
Bond couple attends Masonic task in Cleveland
Mr and Mrs FE Bond of East avenue attended the Masonic tale in Cleveland last evening where twenty five bishops were seated on the platform and a choir of twenty voices sang. Bishop Jones of Ore spoke for Mrs Dr M Upton representing the Second Congregational church at the conference of Congregational Christian churches in Ravenna this week and Dr EL Bond will preach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. J. Bond
East Avenue
Cleveland
Board of Bishops
The
Methodist Episcopal Oeurch
Ireatform
Jone
Ore
M. Upton
Congrecationale Christian Churches
Ravenna
EL. Bond
Methodist Circle Meeting At Church Event
Thirteen members of Circle No. S of the Methodist church met at the church yesterday afternoon. Mrs. F. A. Yost entertained with two songs accompanied by Miss Jeanne Little. Mrs. Yost sang Life’s Weaving and Speak To My Heart. Refreshments were provided by Mrs. Irwin Arnold, Mrs. George Bradley, and Mrs. R. C. Maston. The next meeting will be a picnic at Mrs. Ida Hotel on Fourth Street, June 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Circle No. 2
H. P. Bembower
E. P. Meister
E. J. Bond
Jean Crisp
Jeanne Little
Circle No. S
Methodist Church
F. A. Yost
Mise Jeanne Little
Mire
Yost
Alfred Wooler
Heart
R. BL McKinney
Hastecces
Irwin Arnold
George Bradley
R. C. Maston
Ida Hotel
Sirest
Palestine Warnings Weigh On Near Anillo Front
Fragmentary report notes tense trench warfare and poison conditions amid ongoing hostilities near Palestine. Unclear details but references to sustained fighting and hazardous conditions affecting civilians and combatants alike.
Avon family to move to Cincinnati at year’s end
Mr and Mrs C J Krantz and family plan a move from Ohio street Avon to Cincinnati after the school year ends. Mrs Frances Perkins of New Haven Indiana has arrived to care for her sister Miss Mary Chester who is ill at their sister Mrs N VanWormer’s home on East Broad Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Methodial Church
C. J. Krantz
Cincinnati
Ohio Street
Frances Perkins
New Haven
Indiana
Mary Chester
Avon
N. VanWormer
East Broad Street
Opposition To Telegraph Rate Boost Expected
Banks brokerage houses and stock exchange firms plan to vigorously oppose proposed telegraph rate increases at the code hearing. Commission merchants and fruit growers associations have protested. NRA drafted code seeks industry reform but AT and Western Union resist arguing the industry can be regulated by the Interstate Commerce Commission. Western Union vice president Francis R. Stark warned of court action if imposed. Postal vice president Howard L. Kern cited wage and hour hurdles without eliminating unfair practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Stock Exchange
Commission
NRA
Postal Telegraph Company
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Western Union
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Fox
Frances Dunn
Green Lantern Tea Room
Will Dunn
Detroit
Michigan
Frank McFadden
Pennsylvania
Madhock
Washington, D. C
Fort Humphreys
Virginia
Chicago
S24
Furnace Street
Cascade Park
William Kofske
Maybelle Kofske
Charles France
Schiuter's
Tayern
William F. Kofske
James France
Koffke
Kofske
William France
Arthur Graber
Jame
France
Wiliam Kofske
Leshljes
Helen Schennemann
Anna Ingger
Marjorie Storrer
Mildred Dimick
Florence Simes
Dorothy Kelling
Rose Hurd
Lucille Pehrsson
Kathryn Eslinger
Marie Ki
Is. Bembower
Methodist
Llyria Group
Elyria
Women’s Benefit Association
Helen Sawyer
Cleve
Walsh
Norning
Culbertson
Intinn
Allen Bernard
Century Bik
Elyria Fur Shoppe Inc
Middle Ave
Broad St
Nett
Hea
Storsots Tard Party
Es Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association
C. Hall
Tate
Gearse
Pal
Ion
John Wilt
John
Joseph Wi
Cumberland
Maryland
Adams Street
Elyria Girl
Vermilion Man
American Legion
Virsil Jasper
H.sin
Dune Viva
Emmanuel, Church
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Harold Sarles
Paul Wannerich
Ingins
Germany
Fred Reith
Eden
Cate Lindberg
Alen
Sweden
Gur Findley
ST. Clair Rebekia Tongk
Charter
St Clair Rebekah
Edison School
Second Congregational Church
Parent- Teacher Association
Howard Golimar
Leantta Moore
Grace Thompson
Vanita Hubbard
Myrtle Halliwell
Iwriends
Margaret Wirscham
ANNIV
Margaret Wirehham
Rosabella Carpenter
Second Street
Ruth Blakeslee
Miss Wirsham
Henry Stolzenberg
Kathryn Noonan
Eddie Noonan
Goldenberg
Maccabeus Club
Louise Goldenberg
Cornell Avenue
Marjorie Schuitz
Betty Goldstein
Park Avenue
Meriage
Mary
Martha Felixs
M.el Church
Emily
Mary Neuman
Foster Avenue
Roar-Uy Club
DoMolays
Union Veterans’ Auxiliary
Lillian Nemeth
Lake Avenus
Agenda Fraternity
Sanko’s
Woodworth
Daughters of Scotland
Young People’s Society of Grace Lutheran Church
W. A
2Nd Cong
Gillman
Woman's Association of
Second Congressional Church
Nellie Gregors
Nina Ramser
MRK
George Nooin
Mor
ST. Andrew's Daughters
Kenneth Beal
Bob Bearer
Bill Morgan
Clarabelle Wise
Bob Smith
Florence Morgan
Robert Smith
Methodist Circle 3
Fesler Home
MR. Avp
MES
Olah Entertain Club
Methodist Circle Meets
Brookhouser
Mrs
Maria Miller
Youngstown, C
Miller
Palestine
Broad Street
Brown Co
Lodi Street
Kellogg
Battle Creek
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