Cupid Bends Dart To Empire Theater Marriage
Pauline De Shane of Cleveland and Seth Nichols of Spencer O. were married in a city church ceremony. The couple, assistants at the Empire Theater, plan to remain there through the season and then visit Chippewa Lake. Several local residents attended events and gatherings, with news of community movements and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cupid
Dart
Empire Theater
Pauline de Shane
Nichols
Seth Nichols
Spencer O
Ed Miller
Pauline DeShane
Cleveland
Play House
First Baptist Church
Collingwood
Central Avenues
Albert King Morris
Miller
Fannie Johnson
Empire
Spencer M E Church May 20 1934 Service Schedule
Sabbath School at ten. Wayne Messner Supt. Classes for all ages. Morning Worship at eleven with sermon What is Sin and choir music. Epworth League at six. Evening Worship at eight with Baccalaureate at Baptist Church. Boys Club Tuesday. Quarterly Conference Thursday seven thirty. Choir rehearsal Wednesday. orchestra Tuesday. Church School Orchestra and Young People host service at Cleveland City May 21. Special program May 21 1934 directed by Miss Marguerite Qurtice with various musical selections and talks. Quarterly Conference May 24 seven thirty with Dr V W Wak ar presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Methodist Episcopal Church
Louis John Quade
Wayne Messner
Epworth League
Baptist Church
Cleveland mission program leads Sunday services at city church
The Cleveland City Mission program and Spencer M. E. Church Young People will direct the Afternoon and Evening Services at the City Mission in Cleveland on May 27 under Miss Marguerite Curtice. Rev. L. J. Quade and A. J. Rice supervised Epworth Leaguers to Mount Union College on May 12 and to Marsilion State Hospital, with a Warres, Ohio group joining the clinic guided by Dr Mrs. Doaxhoe. The group reported a
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer M. E
Marguerite Qurtice
Jesus
Agnes White
Anata Browand
Bobbie Rice
Rev. Quade
Agnes
Gene White
Cleveland City
Church School
Spencer M. E. Church
City Mission
Cleveland
Marguerite Curtice
L. J. Quade
A A. J. Rice
Epworth Leaguers
Mount Union College
Marsilion, State Hospital
Warres
Ohio
Mra.Doaxhoe
Enhart
Hiner Regal
Rollin of
Spencer
Regil
Albert Grows
Horace Jamm
Frank Smith
Raymond Smith
Daugther Jo Ann
Homerville
Justin McKabe
George Haury
George Bart
Mallet Creek
Horace J. Humm
Albert Erhart
Fails
Valley City
Jo Ann
Fred Kemp
Ivan
John Kemp
Abbeyville
George Maxworthy
Edward Offenberg
Robert
Berea
Frank Ullrich
Emmanuel Evangelical Lutheran
Social Notes From Carlisle And Elyria Area
May 19 notes show Mrs. J M Upton of Elyria visiting Mrs W P Shepherd on the Grafton road. Guests include Herman Goodspeed from Detroit with his parents on Grafton road. Families from Chestnut Ridge and Wakeman share visits. Music Week closed with Walter Smith at Elyria High School auditorium with accompanist Russell Broughton.
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East Iver Road
Elyria High School
Russell Broughton
Ran Actramatic Club
East Carlisle
George Bush
la Grange Road
Republican Woman's Club
P. H. Rogers
Woman's Club
Elyria
Charles McDaniels
Butternut Ridge Road
William Muir Rald
George Lang
Chestnut Ridge
Edward Schramm
Oberlin
Clay Nixon
LaGrange Road
Morgantown
W. Va
J. D. Kiser
East Avenue
Council of Catholic Women
Cleveland Hotel
Deane Burns
Phillip Robson
Richard King
H. H. Gregg
Church of Christ
Lloyd Walters
Elizabeth
Port Clinton
Elizabeth Chapman
Otto Chapman
East Carlisle PTA Holds Final Meeting of the Year
The East Carlisle Parent Teachers Association held its final meeting of the year at the school on Friday evening. Members reported on committee work, membership growth of over 160, and finances. Albert H. Goodspeed was elected president for the next year, with Antonier and Gertrude Smith as officers, as a program of the Pater n Star chapter and performances by North Central District TP. TA members highlighted a lively program and praised hospitality efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent Teachers’ Association of
East Carlisle
Sylvia Wilson
Thad Robson
H. M. Hurlbut
Frank Harrison
Arthur Bryst
C. S. Nichols
Gertrude Smith
George Roheon
Gertrude Thompson
Association
Arthur P. Batley
Howard Miller
Albert H. Goodspeed
Firsl
Anton:ier
Charles Henne
the Patern | Star
la Granse
Andres Rawson
North Central
TP. T. A
Frank Wolcott
Grace Miller
Andrew, Rawson
Karl Kojanski
Francis Woodruff
Honore
Mollie Prosser
Marie Rodgers
Ruth Blain
Martha Sayers
Zola Hastings
Mary Howard
Wilhemina Kolinski
Violet Swartz
Hazel Moore
Hazel Adams
Moote Durkee
Nellie Lehman
Bachelora Forever play to entertain Carlisle Center crowd
The Carlisle Center PTA presents Bachelora Forever at Grange Hall Monday evening May 21 directed by Mrs. Ford Bachtel with a cast including Tom Wilford Bachtel Ed Hay and many others. The Winters Trio will provide music for the event. Commencement May 28 at Grange Hall with Attorney Guy B Findley as speaker.
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Carlisle Center
Grangehall
Parent Teachers Association of
Cablele Center
Ford Bachtel
Banks Road
Gax
Tom
Wilford Bachtel
Ed Hay
Actlow
Frederick Diedrich
Jack Sloan
Clarence Daly
Rodney Grey
Richard Squires
BI Brown
John Kavinia
Edward Evans
Norman Youngeberg
Grimes
Tony Jarvis
Arlene Wiley
Bernice Squires
Estelle Darwin
Maxine Roling
Alice Baker
Dorothy Daly
Marie Aiken
Lucille Rolling
Virginia Evelyn Lehman
Mrs. Simpson
Helen Grimes
Olga Swanson
Florence Daly
West Carlisle
Grange Hall
Guy B. Findley
Elyria
Bridge Club Turreen Luncheon at Grafton Road Home
Mrs Harold Bruce hosted the Wednesday Afternoon Bridge Club at her Grafton road residence with a turreen luncheon at one o clock followed by several tables of bridge. Dorothy Ives of Graf ton road joined Miss La Verne Lantz on Sunday afternoon in North Eaton. Recent Pfieffer guests on LaGrange road include Alfred Pfieffer and Theodore M Pfieffer from Wooster, Mrs Walter Pfieffer, Mrs Pearl Boltz of Wellington and Mr s Walter Peck of Mentor.
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Bridge Club
Harold Bruce
Grafton Road
Dorothy Ives
la Verne Lantz
North Eaton
Pfieffer
LaGrange Road
Alfred Pfieffer
Wooster
Theodore M. Pfieffer
Walter Peck
Wellington
Pearl Boltz
Mentor
Pearl Wilford
Marie Cummings
Donald Mercer Walkier
Trenton
New Jersey
Miss Cummings
Avon Park Hall
E. W. Bercher
Contract Bridge Club
Detroit Road
Dinner Guests From Lorain and La Porte Share Sunday At Smiths
Diners include Mr and Mrs James Smith of Lorain and Mr and Mrs William Rennie of La Porte visiting Sunday with Mr and Mrs Clayton E Smith. Mrs Rollo Kirk of Cleveland Street is staying several days at the Kirk home on Chestnut Ridge.
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James Smith
Lorain
William Rennie
la Porte
Clayton E. Smith
Rollo Kirk
Cleveland Street
Kirk
Chestnut Ridge
Alice Arnold
Luer Stone
Canton
H. B. Cook
Banquet Attendees and Local Visits Reported in La Grange
Local social notes list attendees at a Mother-Daughter banquet at the La Grange Methodist Church including Mrs Theodore Carpenter Mrs C S Nichols and daughters Elizabeth and Doris. Other items note illnesses home confinement and visits among residents on Gratton Oberlin Grafton and Butternut Ridge roads with relatives in Columbia Station Mansfield Milan and Oberlin.
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Theodore Carpenter
C.S. Nichols
Elizabeth
Doris
Albert H. Goodspeed
Helen
Gratton Road
H. M. Huriby
Caroline
Oberlin Road
la Grange
Walter Nevinson
Chestnut Ridge
June Harrison
Kent State College
Frank Harrison
Grafton Road
Ralph Ives
Dorothy Ives
Sylvia Ives
Columbia Station
Milter Jones
Mansfield
Ohio
William Pfeiffer
la Grange Road
Henry
Luncheon Attended by Mrs. Alexander and Mrs. Huene
Mrs Elmer Alexander and Mrs Charlee Huene from Grafton attended a Pentecostal luncheon at the Church of Christ in Elyma on Tuesday afternoon. A diplomatic agent of first class received the title ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Alexander
Charlee Huene
Grafton Rd
Church of Christ At
Elyma
Matrons Offer Do It Yourself Dress Guide
A reader notice invites matrons to order a home sewing guide from Fashion of this newspaper. It promises patterns for screen star inspired dresses including organdie evening wear, simple day pieces, baby rompers, and cotton outfits for garden or cottage, all for 10 cents plus address details.
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New York
Fashion Bureau
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Kipton Baccalaureate and Camden High School Commencement Long Program
Kipton May 19 Kipton Community church holds baccalaureate for class of 1934 on Sunday May 20 at 8 pm. Rev. Albright Brownheimt, Rev. Thomas Short Camden Baptist, Rev. G. T. Hanna Community church to lead. Miss Marion Sponseller soloist. Thirteen graduates: Elmer Lang Virginia Blackwell Reta Searles Florence Lewis Pearl Dybo Helena Buczek Carolyn Geist Frances Davidson Eloise Davidson Elizabeth Mowatt Ivy Emory Helen Kopacs Luella Whitney. Camden High School commencement May 25 with speaker W. J. Bankes Akron. No admission. first and second honors announced. Class of ’32 noted largest to graduate. Music by High School orchestra. Helstrom music director. Senior class play May 23 7:15 pm Miss Adventure. Cast includes Sue Helen Roppes Betty Ferinia Blackwell Peesy Luella Whitney Samson Emory Josephine Carter Prim girls. Alumni supper and dance May 25 7:30 pm. Kipton Community church ladies serve meal. Officers named president Hugh Whitney vice president Mrs dettie Wood secretary Mrs William Baker treasurer Ronald Davidson. Decorated by Kipton Community church.
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Kipton
Kipton Community Church
Albright
Brownheimt
Thomas Short
Camden Baptist Church
G. T. Hanna
Community Church
Ripton
Camden Baptist
Marion Sponseller
Camden School
Elmer Lang
Virginia Blackwell
Reta Searles
Florence Lewis
Pearl Dybo
Helena Bucezek
Carolyn Geist
Frances Davidson
Eloise Davidson
Elizabeth Mowatt
Ivy Emory
Helen Kopacs
Luella Whitney
Camden High School
W. J. Bankes
Akron
Helstrom
Sue
Helen Roppes
Betty
Fireinia Blackwell
Peesy
Young College
Alse Samson
Miss Prim
Elmer Lanes
Vy Emory
Josephine Carter
Helen Buczek
Sarah Ann Haskins
Brown
Florence Lew Rebecca Haskins
Albert Brown
Arthur Neal
Cyrus
Richard Dooney
John Trle Carter
Josephine
Carolin Geisi Frances Davidson
Elois Davidson
Hugh Whitney
Dettie Wood
William Baker
Ronald Davidson
Origins of agriculture traced to women seeds gathering
It is believed that agriculture began with the activities of women collecting seeds for their own sustenance in the absence of the hunting males.
Local School Fair Dazzles Mallet Creek Crowd
A Mallet Creek school fair drew a large crowd with every department represented in exhibitions and performances. The program showcased art, chemistry, manual training, music from orchestra and choirs, and a style show by home economics students, highlighting cooperative effort and broad community interest. The event, held at the Mallet Creek school, celebrated student work and drew praise from parents and friends.
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Mallet Creek
Blain
Miss Heintz
Naragon
Hedinger
Jolly Scoul
Miss Carson
Nancy Silvestro
Jean Knuth
Gavotte
Rosamund Waltz
Ayr
Rendemesrs
Lanse Mansfield
Girls Glee Club
Nexro
Marianina
Bove Glee Club
Ben Baxter
Jean Veverka
Willam Waiters
Leland Clay
Violln
Commencement Exercises and Local Events May 1954 Columbia
May 19 to May 24 1954 events include commencement at Columbia High School with speech by Rev J H Jones and diplomas by OR Crocker, a radio audition for DeForest Osborn and community notices of graduates and scholarship recipients, plus local visits and choir performances. Several pastors and local figures noted in schedule.
Avon Graduation Exercises at St Marys Church
Avon May 19 graduation exercises will be held at St Marys Church on May 20 during Mass. Fifteen graduates will receive Holy Communion and be escorted by fifteen flower boys and girls as the diplomas are presented by Rev. Father Stuber. Richard Dechant tops the class with the highest average. Post ceremony plans include a picnic at Cascade Park Elyria and prizes for races.
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Avon
St. Mary's Church
Little Flower
Urey
Maclives
Father Stuber
Gilbert Alten
Richard Dechant
Robert Holburg
Robert Schneider
Conrad Straub
St. Mary’s
Cascade Park
Elyria
Shoshones Plan Sun God Dance at Fort Hall Idaho
Shoshone braves at Fort Hall Idaho will perform a sun god dance from sunrise August 1 to sunset August 3. Dancers wear foin cloths and bear colored warpaint while chanting, with white visitors allowed to observe. The ceremony ends with a sun god feast on the fifth day, symbolizing blessings for health and crops.
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Fort Hall
Idaho
Blame Boys For Starting Grass Fire
Boys playing with matches sparked a grass fire that drew Eisha firemen to a blaze east of South Loxcan Street between Taylor and Clark Streets for about three and a half hours yesterday evening.
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Eisha
Loxcan Street
Taylor and Clark Streets
Lorain Checkers Delegation to Demonstration by Bronze Comet
A large group of Lorain County checkers travels to Norwalk tonight to watch Wille Ryan nicknamed the Bronze Comet perform a blindfolded demonstration at 8 p.m. at the VFW Hall. Ryan, hailed as America’s greatest professional checker, authored Scientific Checkers Made Easy and will play ten or more games simultaneously.
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Lorain County
Windstorm Affects Duluth Trades As Ice Clears
In Duluth Minnesota ore and coal shipments continue with help from a Canadian windstorm that brought down ice but did not delay deliveries as feared. Dr Krause, long ill, is reported improving.
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Duluth
Minnesota
Canada
Krause
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