Slough Jeurgens Wedding Solemnized in Lakewood Parish
Mr and Mrs Frank M Slough announce the marriage of their daughter Florence to Harold Jeurgens at St James Cathedral parish house in Lakewood on May 17. Florence is an Elyria native and Phi Delta Delta member. Harold works at Central National Bank. After June 15 they reside at 14308 Clifton Boulevard. Maxine Lucas attended the bride. Walter Jeurgens attended the groom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James Parish House
Frank M. Slough
Lake Avenue
Lakewood
Florence Slough
Harold Jeurgens
Herman Jeurgens
West Ninety-Third Street
St. James Cathedral
Miss Slough
Elytia
Fices
Keith
Alpha Nu
Phi Delta Delta
Legal Fraterpit
Jourgeos
Central National Bank
Jeurgens
Clifton Boulevard
Maxine Lucas
Walter
Jiosemary O Donnell
Betty Jang Willams
Marjor Young
Rita Kirkbride
Bride
Ruth Foenn
Jean Marie Grey
Dixie
Elinor Redding
Betty Kazglow
Trs
Caring
Mars Toles
Ross
Helen Jens
Phyllis Pond
Gracs Uths
Betty Murray
Kathryn Brown
Winifred Flick
Grace Lthe
Phyllis Ford
Payrilis
Sun
British Isles
Coland
Phyllis Alexander
Scotland
Dora Jean Rosenberry
Farmer Boy
Farmette
Harlequin
Columbine
Helen Dague
Mildred Bursley
Marie Kelling
Beverly Gat
Margaret Terry
Philis Whearter
Henry Miller
Richard Baird
Irene Zarman
Iain Goris
Muriel Lewis
Ru Call Gir
Martha Wu van- Oster
Tea and Dance Recital At YWCA Annual Event
The YWCA held its annual tea bake sale and dance recital Saturday afternoon with a decorated tea table, hosted by Mrs. John Faxon and Mrs. A. M. Miller. Dance direction by Miss Vonda Browne and Mrs. D A Baird showcased grace, rhythm, and health education. Two hundred guests enjoyed performances and a camp-preview program led by the World Fellowship Committee, highlighting swimming, tumbling, hiking, and the upcoming Isssee kes Camp on the Vermilion River from August 5 to 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Faxon
A. M. Miller
Vonda Browne
D. A. Baird
James Hewitt
George Hoke
Robert Crenore
D. W. McLeod
World Fellowship Committee
The
Association
Harry Reddington
W. O. McClellan
Arthur Smith
Philip Beebe
Carl Danner
Iss-seekes
Vermilion River
Goddess of Happiness
Phyllis Agate
Shirley Hall
Pras
Gypsies
Gwendaolin Drvin
Dorothy Thayer
Jean Brapwell
Natalia Nee Fiames
Ciara May Goetz
Geraldine Rizo
Mary Raisshe
Elyria chosen as 1931 Walther League meeting site
The Walther League faction selects Elyria as the 1931 convention location with officers elected including Donald Geht as Vice President and Miss Wooth as Recording Secretary. Rev C W W. Sniezel and Rev George Kuechle named key clergy and educational leaders in the Ohio district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Orion
Organi
vVoung Lutherans
Sundas
Donald Geht
Biatie
Chio
International Lesaeue
Kemper
Cleveland
Miss Wooth
C W W. Sniezel
Akron Zion Lutheranshuren
George Kuechle
Lyebede
Meetings and social notices from local groups
Meetings are scheduled for Saturday morning and afternoon with the Girl Reserves meeting at ten o clock and a hike leaving the YWCA at two thirty. Circle Nine of the Methodist Church plans a Wednesday tea with Mrs Jack Carson. A dinner was hosted by Mrs Hummer in honor of her granddaughter Barbara Ellen Filin and her great aunt’s birthday. Admitted and discharged persons with names and addresses are listed for local hospitals and transient residents.
MISS COOKE MISSIONARY ADDRESSES ENDEAVOR GROUPS
Katherine Cooke a returned missionary from India spoke to members of the Christian Endeavor on daily life abroad. Raymond Brunger performed a trombone solo Farewell to Thee. Attendees included sixty present at the 6 60 p.m. meeting led by Lillian Mallory and Mabel Savies supervised a pre prayer service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filavia
Huyveh
Claristiam Fordeaees
Gaspet Town
Tan
Weat Avenue
Lesduo
Ira Oliver
Raymund Brungeyr
Maria Jotzow
Nyietian Endeavor
Lillian Mallory
Mabel Savies Taok
Misa Katherine Cooke
India
Raymond Brunger
Fairview Village
Fairview
Community groups fill week with church and club events
A wide list of church and civic group meetings fills the week from Wednesday to Sunday. Activities include Ladies Auxiliary, Veterans of Foreign Wars, Women’s clubs, youth groups, and social gatherings at churches, YWCA, and the community center. Prominent venues include St Paul’s, First Congregational, and the Elvira Woman’s Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies -Aualiary
Canton Lerain
W. O. McClellan
L’ensemble Francais
Rainbow Cass
The
Methodist Church
N. A
Woman's Home Club
Fred Sparks
Beverly
St. Paul's Church
Shoren
United Presbyterian
Tranter
Bor
Mhe
Wr A
Community Club Notes From Local Church Groups
Number Four of Cire the Methodist church meets. Dorcas Class and Mrs I Kaiser on Eighth Street. Church Daughters of Me s Remef Corps plan. Woman's Welsh Club with Mrs Martin Roberts of River Road. Happy Ter Bunve Club with Mrs M Drusendahl Adelbert Avenue. Fast Side Guild meets with Mrs Earl Taylor of 112 KenVonette. Busy Bees meet Ann Krapp Sixth Street. Vision Study Club hosts dinner at Congregational church at six. Cum Tuck Girls meet at 3 39 Linger Longer G R has his Ely Mother Daugh with Margaret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cire
Methodist Church
Dorcas
Christ
I. P. Kaiser
Eighth Street
Etrys
Daughters of Me
Remef Corps
1.C.C. F
Woman's Welsh
Martin Roberts
River Road
Happy Ter Bunve Club
M. Drusendahl
Adelbert Avenue
Guild
St. Andress
Earl Taylor
Kenvonette
Ann Krapp
Sixth Street
Vgsion Study Club
Congregational Church
G. R
Ely
Daugh
Margaret
Local Lorain Residents Named in Untitled Listing
Norman of Phonome, 28, city treasurer. Lanrain and Catherine Embie, 23, Lorain. Rafferty. Richard R. Seihel, 22, salesman, Lorain, and Mary Zaschke, 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman of. Phonome
Crty
Lanrain
Catherine Embie
Lourain
Rafferty
Richard R. Sei Hel
Lorain
Mary Zaschke
Arron 18 Host to N E Ohio Spanish War Veterans
Spanish War Veterans of North Eastern Ohio were hosted in Akron by Ward A. Wilford Camp. About one thousand Comrades and Ladies heard Judge Wannamaker World War veteran discuss unity among veterans and Senator Dick introduce Francis Seibeling who warned of constitutional dangers. A tour of the Akron airship hangar highlighted the day with Goodyear guides explaining the giant Akron construction. Attendees listed include C L Adams D oomb J C Rothe E Jos M Metzler and others. The next association meeting will be in Youngstown in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Akron
Ward A. Wilford
Judge Wannamaker
France
Wanamaker
Chas. Dick
Francis Seiberling
L4th
Congress
Banagar
Goodyear Co
C. L. Adams
Doomb
J. C. Rothe
E. Jos
M Metzler
Mel Brown
John HW. Pope
J. G. Schrock
E Southam
Emil Struck
Wm. Werther
Marion Schroekertrude Adams Hazel
LaVerne Weiseke
Haverstick
Ronk
Thos Southam
Everett Weiseke
M Albert Haake
Jean
Association
Yorntown
Week of events at Spring Valter County Club
Calendar of events lists Tue: Walter F Al at on brides luncheon for sixteen and Elyria City Teachers Club Spring Dinner with reservations for 108. Wed: Che and Cracker Club luncheon and Elyria Shrine Club dinner dance. Thu: Mugwumps YWCA supper dance with 50 reservations. Sat: Mrs R E Witherow hosts 16 at bridge lunch and Mrs R T McNally hosts 16 at 2 bridge luncheons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valter County Club
Tuelen
Walter F
Brides
Elyria City Teachers’ Club
Che and Cracker Club
Elyria Shrine Club
Mugwumps Club
R. E. Witherow
Lakewood
Bridge
R. TL. McNally
Bridges
Twins Birthday Party at Taylor Home
Helen and Hazel Taylor hosted a Saturday birthday gathering for schoolmates at their Maddock road home. Mrs Cook’s dancing class performed barefoot on the lawn, with refreshments served by mothers and friends. Guests included Genarave Minch Virginia Crisman Vivian Horace Betty Kruitsfelt and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Hazel Taylor
Robert E. Taylor
Maddock Road
Virginia Crisman
Vivian Horace
Betty Kruitsfelt
Arlene Eckenroad
Clara Mergard
Mary Jane Hadaway
Betty Hadaway
Betty Stoffer
Enid Cook
Jeanning Cook
Betty Roig
Jean MaKenzie
Geraldine Rice
Helen Roy
Florence Knapp
Car Ylone Smith
Woman's Association Annual Meeting At First Congregational
Members of the Woman's Association of the First Congregational Church are invited to the annual meeting in the church parlors on Wednesday at 2 PM. The program includes a devotional remembering those who died since the last meeting, brief reports, officer elections, and other business before summer recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Concrestion Noo 13
Woman's Association
Elyrians Visit Lorain Encampment of Odd Fellows
Elyrians from the Boosters Committee North West Encampment No 189 of the I O O F visited the Lorain encampment last Friday. Talks were given by the committee and the Patriarchs who accompanied them. They accepted an invitation to visit Wellington with the committee on May 22. Attending from Elyria were patriarchs Robert Klastings Peter Springer Arthur Miller Frey Beckwith Chas Decker Ren Renouard Chas Coe Frank Church and Rudy Barbnert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. O. Co. FL
Laneshore
Lorain
Wellington
Elaria
Amatriarchs
Robert. Klastings
Peter Springer
Arthur Miller
Frev Beckwith
Chas. Decker
Ren Reno
Spring Valley Country Club Weather Doesn’t Dampen Activities
Inclement weather over the past weekend did not dampen interest at Spring Valley Country Club. Yesterday the clubhouse hosted runners, card parties and children at play while some members braved the slickers for golf. A few rode, and some participated in trap shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Valley Country Club
Friendly Class Holds Meeting Amid Birthday Celebration
The Friendly Class met at Miss Alberta Wright's home on Woodland Avenue at two on Saturday. Members posed for a club photo before business. Prizes for crimes were awarded to Nola Smith, Margaret Eager, and Jean Brillhart. Mrs. Wright served luncheon. The gathering marked Betty Sherbel's birthday. Next meeting at Miss Clarice Hensman's home on High Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
Wright
Woodland Avenue
Nola Smith
Margaret, Eager
Jean Brillhart
Epworth League Meets At First M E Church For Evening Service
The Epworth League of the First Methodist church gathered Sunday evening at 6 30 with large attendance. Miss Marion Upp led devotionals and Miss Helen Upp led a discussion titled Questions About Dating. Kenneth Wern sang The Holy City solo with Miss Helen Upp on piano and the League conducted the entire evening service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
M. E
Marion Upp
Helen Upp
Kenneth Wern
Holy City
Baldwin Wallace Alumni Play and Music Evening at Church
Baldwin Wallace alumni and friends will be entertained after dinner Thursday evening at the Methodist church. The Dramatic Club will present a one act play and Miss Elm Rutledge with Miss Dorothy Wolcott will perform solos. The program begins at six o clock and invitations have been extended to all friends of the college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin-Wallace
Methodist Church
Dramatic Club
Elm2 Rutlege
Dorothy Wolcott
LaGrange
Fisht O'Clocn
Dinner party honors Elyria visitor Mrs Wair
A. G. Bean of 307 West Avenue hosted a dinner Saturday evening for twelve guests at his home. The occasion honored his daughter Mrs. Wair returning from Africa to spend the summer in Elyria. Among guests were Mr and Mrs George Knisely of Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Bean
West Avenue
Rening
Mrs. Wair
Africa
Elyria
George Knnsely
Cleveland
Local society notes feature tea, travel, and visits
West avenue hostess Mrs. Winifred Park attended a five o'clock tea with the Collings sisters at 3016 Lincoln Boulevard Cleveland Heights. Miss Marjorie Rossiter joined a School Music Club luncheon at Oberlin. Dr. James Mursell from Lawrence College spoke on Principles of Musical Education. Various residents including Miss Dorothy Boer sail June 25 on the S S Republic for Europe. Socials include parties for Miss Marguerite H Iiman and gatherings at Alta Mara, plus numerous visits and trips across Ohio and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Park
West Avenue
Ruth
Mertha Collings
Lincoln Boulevard
Cleveland Heights
Marjorie Rossiter
Porontal Apartments
Northern Ohio
Oberiin l
James Mursell
Department of Education
Lawrence College
Aberdeen
South Dakota
Europe
Marguerite Hiiman
Alta Mara
W W Mortimer
Princeton Avenues
Waterday
Ruth Mortimer
Cheriin College
Hiram Woodruff
Riv
William Shultz
Elvsburg
Penn
Toledo
Ohio
David Kilgore
East Avenue
Wakeman
A. .J. Gordon
Lake Avenue
Dresden
Fred H. Davies
East
Broad Street
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Burleson Sanitarium
Paul R. Warmee
Lillian Warmee
Lorain
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
New York City
R. W. Stargrell
Cornell Avenue
Zaineaville
D. K Smetzar
Wast Broad Street
Golden Jubilee Speakers Lead Lorain Church Event
The Golden Jubilee of St. John's Evangelical Church in Lorain will feature speakers Tuesday evening including Mr and Mrs Fr L Smith Cuya hoga Falls Mrs Charles Ashbrook West Bridge street and Rev and Mrs J W Bischoff. Local residents Mrs Henry Ingersoll and children visited Cleveland while others hosted or visited relatives in Cincinnati Memorial Hospital welcomed two newborn sons born May 18 and May 19 to Mr and Mrs John Moore and Mr and Mrs L L Miller respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Smith
Cuyahoga Falls
Charles Ashbrook
West Bridge Street
J. W. Bischoff
St. John’s Evangelical Church
Lorain
Henry Ingersoll
West Avenue
Cleveland
Virginia Crandall
Earl Court
Cinncinnati
John Moore
Fashions By FRANCES PAGET Pin seal leather bags trend top in 1930 footwear
New York fashion notes show handbag leathers trending into shoes with pin seal morocco and acrase appearing in 1930 collections. Pin seal leads hand bags and is favored in black and colors for tailored looks, signaling a close link between accessories and footwear this season.
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Frances Paget Cornwright
New York
Ivpi
Pin Seal
Morocco
Acrase
Theassason
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Y.W.C. A
Mrs. Hummer
Henry Hammond
Weet
Miss Cooke
Woilham Titus
Niles
BR Ketcham
BE EL Dettman
Prinavenus
Riley
Ernshaw
Ed. Krebs
Spruce
Ios Mildred
Elyria Country Club
Boys Missionary Society of the United Presbyteriad Church
Rabbit and Davy Society
Woodworth Sewing Committee
C. Gunton
St. Paul's Circle Two
Women's Association of the First Congregational Church
West Side Girl
Lutheran School
Second Congregational Church
Walter Zander
Tenth Ciry Methodist Chureca
H. Lorg
Park Avenue
Avi
Imber
Easie Swartzel
Marceilles
Averue
Chen
Gustav Alan Tre
Heatpergan
Buren
Wioam
Lake Hvor Te Mor
Clark Acama
Aiddle Avenue
Ehupeh
Methodist Coreje
Sin Oeloch
Woaman
Association of Bliss
Naminton
G. R. Meet
Royal Neighbora of America
Ladies Aid Society
Church of Christ
Circle Number
St Paul's Church
Otis Holton
Eastern Heights
United Presbyterian Church
Anna Moyes
Bond Street
St. Paul’s Church
W. Kolb
Butternut Ridge
Stella Krugman
Maple Street
Grace Lutheran Church
Wooden
Alta Meta Club
George Tattersall
Hamilton Street
Spring Valley
First Congregational
Wilfrid Bowdler
Lawrence B. Mahn
Harry H. Howe
Imelte Roth
Monz
George ©. Hull
Sandusky
Otto
Frank A. Aust
Hoover
Stanford
Bowdier
Biailey
Sunda
Mrs
White Cross Realty Shop
Elsha Block
A. B.C
Ira Arnold Fhows
ARRON
N. E. Ohio
Spring Valley Club
ODD Fellows
Priendly
Qurpri
Kellogg’s
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Hampton
Mima
Mat Kidskin
Moire
Vestals
Miller’s
Elytia Savings Bank
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