BRIEFS FROM NORTH RUSSIA SOCIAL NOTES LIST LOCAL VISITS
Mrs Clyde Wheeler of Oberlin and Miss Gladys Fowell of Murray Ridge spent Sunday with Frank Hasenflne. Numerous Oberlin Cleveland Berea Wakeman Elyria Amherst Lorain and other area residents visited relatives and friends at homes in the region and attended events including a Mother Daughter banquet. John Brady traveled to Butler Pa for a nephew's funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Russia
Clyde Wheeler
Oberlin
Gladys Fowell
Murray Ridge
Frank Hasenflne
Ernest Lieshike
Cleveland
Roy Franklin
Carl Eckert
Marjorie
Berea
Elmer Schubert
Jake Albright
Clarence Albright
Charles Hasenflue
Fred Hasenflue
Andrew Radcliffe
Wakeman
George Reese
Raymond Cook
Medina
Harold Berg
Fred Cox
Ralph Cox
Akron
Harry Kelley
Henry Sandrock
Fred Berg
Albert Latteman
Henrietta
Fred Kent
Elyria
Ed Schramm
Chester Nash
Toledo
Wesley Sanislow
Edward
Minnie Fowl
Fred Schramm
Zelda
Schramm Road
Albert Barchett
Norma
Arlene
Earl
Amherst
Hazel Johnson
Allen Hospital
Leonard Berg
Wiliam May
James MacKay
Lorain
John Rheinhard
Harlan Schramm
Robert Dickinson
Wellington
Sarah Baxter
F. S. Turner
Lakewood
Oberlin Grange observes Rural Life Sunday
About 75 Oberlin Grange members met at their hall for Rural Life Sunday. A noon pot luck dinner followed. At 2 50 the Rev Stevenson of Eaton delivered a very fine address.
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New Oberlin
Oberlin Grange
Stevenson
Eaton
Oberlin shower honors Lucille Green bride to be
Mrs Axel Skjerne hosted a miscellaneous shower at Prospect Street Oberlin for Miss Lucille Green bride to be of Charles Webber Brighton on June 9 Guests came from Brighton Fields N Eaton Pittsfield Elyria and Oberlin with N Webber and C Justin from this area attending A birthday dinner for E L Sanders of Penfield was held at his home and Mr and Mrs W E Knepper attended The Webbers visited Avon and Hutchinson family traveled to Kentucky Loretta Webber visited Elyria
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axel Skjerne
Prospect Street
Oberlin
Lucille Green
Charles Webber
Brighton
Denmark
Green
Fields
Neaton
Pittsfield
Elyria
N. Webber
C. Justin
W. E. Knepper
E. L. Sanders
Penfield
M. Wehbber
Antone Kinzel
Avon
Charles Hutchinson
Dorothy Hutchinson
Ralph Justice
Kentucky
Loretta
Daughter Born to Litchfield Couple at Lodi Hospital
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs D T Lloyd of Litchfield at Lodi hospital on Tuesday night May 23.
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Litchfield
D. T. Lloyd
Lodi Hospital
Mother-Daughter Grange Banquet At Annex Featuring Local Speakers
About 165 attended the Tuesday evening Mother-Daughter banquet at the Annex sponsored by the Grange. Roy Whitehead and Mrs. Harland Bryenton led a music program with Miss Genevieve Hines on harmonica and Sultar. Toast mistress Mrs. Abbie Flanery kept the program lively as speakers were introduced, including Mrs. EFE Bounds on Our Daughters and Miss Evelyn Holmes on Our Mothers.
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Annex
The
Grange
Roy Whitehead
Harland Bryenton
Genevieve Hines
Abbie Flanery
Efe. Bounds
Evelyn Holmes
H. S. Mabie
Myron Barth
L. P. Juell
E. H. Foote
Medina
Spencer Methodist Church Sunday Services
Spencer news brief notes Sunday School at 10 oclock with classes for all departments and an illustrated sermonette. Morning services at 11 oclock with Rev. J G Koontz speaking on The Hidden Sources of Power plus special music.
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Spencer
J. G. Koontz
Memorial Union Services Set at Baptist Church
Annual memorial services will be held Sunday evening at 8 o clock in the Baptist church. Rev Ewing Walters pastor will be in charge with assistance from Rev Waldo Byers Lutheran pastor and Rev J G Koontz Methodist preacher.
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Union
Baptist Church
Ewing Walters
Waldo Byers
Lutheran Church
J. G. Koontz
Methodist Church
Memorial Day Services Committee Appointments Listed
Memorial Day program set for Spencer School auditorium May 30 at 1 PM with the W H S Band leading a procession to the cemetery. Speakers include Col James C McDermott of Wellington and Mayor T C Hyland with various committees overseeing decorations, flowers, and children.
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T. C. Hyland
Fred Brown
Harry Greetham
John Miller
Juniata Greetham
Ruth Maclaren
Leona Rogers
Mildred Firestone
Lela Dague
Tresa Brown
Flora McCourt
Minnie Aldrich
Wretha Brouse
Theresa Brouse
Charles Walters
Trusie Curtice
Mabel Moore
Frank Brouse
Della Boone
Glenn Firestone
Harry Hindricks
George Emerson
R. A. Shearer
Robert Starr
Sidney, Sooy
Charles MacLaren
Harry Hendricks
Spencer School
W. H. S. Band
America
Ewing Walters
James C. McDermott
Wellington
S H 3 Class of 1914 Plans 25th Alumni Reunion
The S. H. 3 class of 1914 in observance of their 25th anniversary are making special efforts to have all members present at the alumni reunion May 27. Several former teachers of the class are planning to be present as guests of honor.
Birthday celebration at Wolfe home honors Mrs Converse
A Sunday birthday party at the Wolfe residence honored Mrs. Carl Converse with a wiener roast. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Orlo White, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Myers, River Corners, Mrs. D. A. Carnall, John Reese and daughter Esther Carnall, Melvin Fanks, Alice Carnall, Harold Zeck, Cleveland, J. F. La Vella and four children, Illeene Grady of Lakewood, E. E. Wolf and Jim Wolf of New London, the guest of honor and hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernst Wolfe
Carl Converse
Orlo White
C. W. Myers
River Corners
D. A. Carnall
John Reese
Esther Carnall
Melvin Fanks
Alice Carnall
Harold Zeck
Cleveland
J. F. la Vella
Illeene Grady
Lakewood
E. E. Wolf
Jim Wolf
New London
Carl
Ernst Wolf
Local Residents Host and Visit During Weekend
Social round of visits and hosted guests across several towns with numerous families from Columbus Elyria Akron Mansfield and Dayton Beach seen calling on locals. Distinct guests include Ray Brown Vera Owen Myron Bradley and Katherine Fuller among others as well as property transactions and a wiener roast at Patricia Whiting’s home.
Townsend Club of North Olmsted Hosts Youth Meeting
The North Olmsted Townsend club awarded the Clague Road church boys a sweater and invites all to a June 1 guest talk by Albert Giles, a noted youth-club sponsor. A card party is set for Thursday night June 8 at Town Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Olmsted
North Olmstead
Townsend Club
Clague Road
Albert Giles
Giles
Townsend
Alumni Banquet Moves to Town Hall With Dusty Miler Guest
The alumni committee shifted the banquet to Town Hall from K P Hall. Dusty Miler, a nationally known humorist, will attend after dinner. Locals Royal Waltz and family hosted visitors including Amos Seigenphaler and Olive Van Voorhis.
Butter Nut pupil earns trip to Washington at club contest
At a May 22 meeting Pete Thomas received a four day all expenses paid Washington trip from the Cleveland Auto Club contest on safety council work. He attends Butter Nut school. A round table club meeting is set for May 29 at Robert Karch's North Porter Road home.
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Pete Thomas
Washington
Pete
Cleveland Auto Club
Safety Council
Butternut School
Robert Karch
North Porter Road
Circles to Meet for June Dinners at Local Church
Mrs Mary Hampsons Circle plans a Thursday pot luck dinner at the church. Mrs E Qoldach will host Mrs Earl Donaldsons Circle with a one o clock luncheon at her Fairview home. The Christian Endeavor Society held a party for parents at the church with guest speaker William Childres of Baldwin Wallace College and a singer. refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hampson
E. Qoldach
Earl Donaldson
Fairview
Christian Endeavor Society
William Childres
Baldwin-Wallace College
Lorain Road Church Ladies Plan All Day Meeting
The Ladies' Aid of Lorain Road Church will hold an all day meeting and potluck dinner at the church on Thursday June 1. The F U N girls club will also meet.
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Ladies’ Aid
F. U.N. Girls’ Club
Grafton Four-H Club Meets at Advisor Home
The Willing Workers 4-H club met at Mrs C Mc Gill home with 13 members after adding several new girls. Mrs George Edwards agreed to be assistant advisor. Some members completed their first article as the project gets started en route to potential future Town Hall meetings.
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Grafton
C. McGill
George Edwards
Mrs Henry Shriver Shower Held at Belden Home
Mrs Henry Shriver was honored Wednesday with a wedding shower at the home of Mrs Donna Rust assisted by her mother Mrs P H Rogers. Mrs Shriver received many gifts. A social afternoon and door prize for Mrs Howard Wise were noted. Refreshments were served to about 40 adults and 12 children from Belden and Grafton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Shriver
Donna Rust
P. H. Rogers
Shriver
Howard Wise
Belden
Grafton
Local social visits noted across Akron and surrounding towns
Mrs A Clay and Mrs Rose McPeak of Akron spent Wednesday with Mrs Herman Widenheien. Mrs C C Loeble returned to Philadelphia after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Don Swartz for a month. Dinner guests at the Swartz home Sunday included Mr and Mrs Dewey Aldrich and family of LaGrange. Miss Margaret Box of North Eaton spent the weekend with Nadine Lehman. Mrs Frank Cragin is visiting Mr and Mrs Ray Fieldhouse of Lodi for several days.
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A. Clay
Rose McPeak
Akron
Herman Wildenhein
C. C. Loeble
Don Swartz
Philadelphia
Swartz
Dewey Aldrich
LaGrange
Margaret Box
North Eaton
Nadine Lehman
Frank Cragin
Mrs. Ray Fieldhouse
Lodi
Henrietta High School 1939 Commencement Program
The 1939 graduation exercises at Henrietta High School featured a full program including processional Festival March, invoc ation by Rev Norris, welcome by Virginia Twining, class history and prophecy, musical numbers by the high school orchestra and students, class will and manhood and womanhood addresses, salutatorian and valedictorian speeches, senior gifts, diploma presentations by Mead Petty and J C Slack, and benediction by Rev Norris.
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Henrietta
Rev. Norris
Virginia Twining
Lyle Kinsley
Earl Berg
Melvin Bates
Sally Williams
Barbara Brown
Lucille Hopkins
Julia Rozsos
J. C. Slack
Daffodil
Zelma Kainsley
Mr. Slack
Mead Petty
Birmingham Ladies Host Bridge Afternoon
Mrs J W Ross Mrs Carl Webber and other Birmingham socialites were entertained Wednesday at Mrs Ernest Lamvermeyer home. Bridge served as the main diversion with Mrs Chancey Currier winning first prize and Mrs C C Knoble receiving consolation.
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J. W. Ross
Carl Webber
Birmingham
Barkendeigh
C. C. Knoble
J. R. Lees
Chancey Currier
Clifton McDowell
Ernest Lamvermyer
Bridge
Currier
Knoble
Community Socials Across Local Homes This Week
Local families from Cleveland Wakeman Elyria Oberlin Wellington and Sandusky gathered for visits and hosting events. Attendees included the Linterns Court Ries Becker Unger and various families sharing evenings and Sunday calls.
Community Social Notes From Local Families
Social visits and church group activities fill a weekend in the area. Guests include the Lamvermyer and Oebker families from Avon and Lakewood dining with Ernest Lamvermyer, while the Methodist Missionary Society met at the church parlors with Mrs Hostettler presiding.
Memorial Day Services At Camden And Kipton Churches
On Sunday morning May 28 Memorial Day services will be held at Camden Baptist church with Kipton Community church as guests. The Rev Mayer of the Community Church will deliver the morning message. Special music will be performed by the combined choirs of both churches. Everyone is invited.
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Kipton
Camden Baptist Church
Kipton Community Church
Mayer
Oberlin businessman buys Kipton hardware store
Mr Webb of Oberlin purchased the William Smith Hardware Store in Kipton last week and is remodeling the store and the upstairs living quarters. Nearby property changes include the Hattie Bronson estate house being bought by the Kiplingers of Wellington who plan remodeling and a garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Webb
Oberlin
Watson Hardware
William Smith
Kipton
Mr. Smith
Hattie Bronson
Day Whitney
Kiplingers
Wellington
Dayton
Minnie Bronson
Elmer Garber
Amherst
Robert Waite
Isaly Company
Elyria
Frank Hewitt
Dr. Hagerman
W. F. Dissette
Ed Ayliffe
M. E. Perkins
West Ridge Social Notes Highlight Local Calls
West Ridge and nearby residents visited family and friends across Elyria Amherst Murray Ridge Chestnut Ridge and Wooster. Mr Perry Reisinger of Columbia Mrs Claude Kieffer of Elyria Mr and Mrs H J Hiller were hosts Sunday evening.
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West Ridge
Perry Reisinger
Columbia
Claude Kieffer
Elyria
H. J Hiller
J. H. Penfound
Holland
Archie
Robert Smith
Chestnut Ridge
Irwin Eldred
Ardith
F. M Hopkins
Amherst
T. M. Baldwin
North Ridge
Harrison H. Peters
Lillian
Lois Eldred
Lewis
Frank
Ruth Eldred
Murray Ridge
Wooster
Carl Grady
Penfound Family Hosts and Local 4-H Tour Participants
Elyria residents Mr and Mrs Henry Penfound and son John Henry hosted relatives Sunday. Local 4-H Club tour participants from the area included Marguerite Mason, Jane Mason, Doris Minnich, Corbett Walker and Chester Sprague visiting Ohio Caverns West Liberty Ohio. Mrs Merle Penfound entertained guests for Mrs Mary Hahn's birthday with Jesse McMullen Joe Briggs Ellis Briggs and the honoree present. Lois Eldred attended a Rose Marie Haglund shower at Mrs Andrew Smith's Gulf Road home. Daughters Lillian Lois and Ardith and Chester Sprague attended Commencement Exercises at Congress High School where Sprague's sister Evelyn Fulks was in the class.
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Henry Penfound
John Henry
Elyria
J. H. Penfound
Ohio Caverns
West Liberty
Ohio
Marguerite
Jane Mason
Doris Minnich
Corbett Walker
Chester Sprague
Merle Penfound
Mary Hahn
Jesse McMullen
Joe Briggs
Ellis Briggs
Lois Eldred
Rose Marie Haglund
Andrew Smith
Gulf Road
Irwin Eldred
Lillian
Lois
Ardith
Congress High School
Mr Sprague
Miss Evelyn Fulks
Memorial Day Services at Congregational Church
Wakeman reports Sunday services attended by the American Legion of Norwalk. Rev. Eastman will observe Memorial Day services. Sunday School at 9 45 A M with subject Go Ye Into All The World Romans 1-1-17.
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Wakeman
Congregational Church
American Legion of Norwalk
Eastman
Memorial Day Salute to the Flag Observed by Legion
On Memorial Day the Salute to the Flag will begin at six in the morning. The Legion and Boy Scouts will repair to the Scout Camp where the Scouts Flag will be raised and breakfast served. No other services are planned for the day.
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Legion and Boy Scouts
Wakeman High to Graduate Largest Class Friday Night
The largest class at Wakeman High School will graduate Friday at 8 15 pm marking the fiftieth annual commencement. The program includes processional orchestral pieces, salutatory by Gertrude Saik, class prophecy by Arthur Flew, class will by Berten Keith, valedictory by Wanda Belle Felton, scholarship awards, a speech by Dr. Edwin McNeill Potent, and presentations by Supt. W S Wood and School Board President Henry Dalton.
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Wakeman High School
Gertrude Saik
Arthur Flew
Berten Keith
Wanda Belle Felton
Edwin McNeill Potent
Cleveland
W. S. Wood
Henry Dalton
School Board of Education
Eighth Grade Graduation at Local High School
Eighth grade graduation was held Wednesday evening at the high school with thirteen students receiving diplomas. The program featured performances by students such as Earl John Cranston Lois Barnes and Janet Tinker and included solos by Wanda Belle Felton Frances Conry and Ivan Licht. Honor students announced were Mary Butler Jean Small Oswald Kinat and Cygmous Gorhaur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl John Cranston
Lois Barnes
Jean Small
Ralph Woolenslagel
Janet Tinker
Oswald Kinat
Will
Mary Butler
Cygmous Gorhaur
Supt. Wood
Wanda Belle Felton
Frances Conry
Ivan Licht
Senior Class Hosts Baccalaureate Night Dance
Miss Laura Wessell hosted the Senior Class Sunday night after the Baccalaureate Sermon with dancing as the feature. Wednesday evening Mr and Mrs P Hoyt of Wakeman entertained the class at their cottage in Ceylon for James and Joseph Ian neti who graduate Friday from Wakeman High.
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Laura Wessell
P. Hoyt
Wakeman
Ceylon
James and
Joseph Ianneti
Wakeman High
Confirmation and Banquet Planned in Wakeman
The Wakeman Red Caps played Wednesday and Sunday ball games here with confirmation at St Marys Tuesday morning. A class of thirty was confirmed by Bishop Alter of Toledo. Alumni Banquet will be served at seven Saturday May 27 by the Ladies of Division One.
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Wakeman Red Caps
St. Mary's
Bishop Alter
Toledo
Local Ladies Attend Social Guests and Recovery Update
Mrs. Charles Todd remains confined at home but shows slow improvement. Mrs. Hattie Ellis hosted Sunday visitors from Danbury Conn and Monday entertained Cleveland residents Mrs. Starkey and Mrs. Lester Denman and Norwalk resident Mrs. Julia Carter for lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Todd
Hattie Ellis
Brush
Danbury
LaGrange 4-H Club Holds Third Meeting
The LaGrange Juvenile Farmers met in the town hall with James Moulder acting as president. Two new members joined, roll call was Revised, and the next meeting is scheduled for June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lagrange
James Moulder
Fred Wilcox
Commencement Exercises Highlight Class Values and Honors
The auditorium overflowed for commencement with the motto Climb Though the Rocks Be Rugged. Blue and gold with violet and yellow tea roses marked the class colors and flowers as the program featured music by the senior orchestra under Mr. Crowe, a processional Festival March, Maritana, and Night Song. Rev. N. M. Weyrich led invocations, Miss Howe directed the Girls Glee Club, Prof. M. A. Stuckley of Ashland gave the class address The High School Graduate and the Modern World, Robert C. Kelner presented diplomas with Supt. Martin, and Rev. Weyrich delivered the benediction. The ceremony closed with a Festival March recessional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crowe
N. M. Weyrich
Girls Glee Club
M. A. Stuckley
Ashland
Robert C. Kelner
Martin
Weyrich
Students Depart for Washington Trip with Sponsors
The seniors, juniors and sponsors left early morning for Washington D C and other eastern points, starting a planned on campus tour sequence.
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Washington, D. C
Local Social Roundup From Vickery and Nearby
Rev and Mrs B H Ryan of Vickery were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs C G Rush and family. Mr and Mrs Leslie moved from Church St to Carlisle to run a filling station. Mr and Mrs Ketcham moved into the Leslie house. C G Rush and son Kenneth attended the funeral of Kenneths aunt Mrs Frank Ryan of Cleveland on Monday. Mrs Tenant Wilson and daughter from Cleveland visit the W G Wilson home this week.
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B. H. Ryan
Vickery
C. G. Rush
Leslie
Church St
Carlisle
Ketcham
Leslies
Kenneth
Frank Ryan
Cleveland
Tenant Wilson
Daughters
W. G. Wilson
Baptist church announces summer events in Columbia
The Baptist Church schedules a fellowship supper on June 1 at seven PM. The Ladies Aid Society meets with Mrs J J Prindle and her daughter Mrs Ralph King on Thursday afternoon June 1. The Altruist Class hosts a party at Mrs Roy Putt home Saturday night May 27.
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Columbia—The Baptist Church
Ladies Aid Society
J. J. Prindle
Ralph King
The
Baptist Sunday School
Roy Putt
Miss Florence May to graduate from Memorial Hospital course
Florence May daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur May will graduate from the Nurses Training Course at Memorial Hospital Elyria on June 1 Rev and Mrs Landon and son David dined with Mr and Mrs Roy Putt Sunday Landon Sitler and family visiting from Goshen Indiana various local visits include land sale to Probst Nursery and a new brick garage for Jesse Burnett other notes include births travels and meetings in Elyria Ohio and nearby communities
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Florence May
Arthur May
Memorial Hospital
Elyria
Landon
David
Roy Putt
Holcomb
C. F. Hales
Probst Nursery
Olmsted Falls
C. L. Doyle
Detroit
Michigan
C. E. Sitler
Goshen
Indiana
Columbiana
Ohio
John Snell
Russell Miller
Cleveland
Miller
Marietta
W. G. Albaugh
George Bremmer
Williamsburg
Virginia
Natural Bridge
A. D. Crocker
Clarence Reising
Washington, D. C
M. L. Roger
Clyde Grills
William Ingersoll
Donald Crocker
Hopp
Ora Walker
Gettysburg
Jesse Burnett
J. J. Squire
Milan
R. A. Lewis
Alec Schieb
Fred Hubbard
Herman Dengler
Cooper
Willard Hathaway
Community Hospital
Berea
Farm Bureau Insurance
Smithville
Olmsted
George Johnson
C. Johnson
Lorain
Glenora Knoff
Bolling
Harry Stinchcomb
P. M. French
Adah
Ralph Linderman
Painesville
Eaton Wed in Cleveland at Miles Avenue Church
A local wedding occurred Saturday afternoon May 20 at the Miles Avenue Church of Christ in Cleveland. The groom was Max Haven, son of C E Haven, with interest gathered from residents of the area.
Cleveland couple wed in church ceremony with mother’s dress
The ceremony was conducted by the Reverend Dandy with both bride and groom active church members. The bride wore her mother's wedding dress with fingertip veil. A reception followed in the church parlors and the couple left for a East Coast honeymoon before settling in their new home in East Max. Relatives from here included Mr and Mrs A J Carpenter, Mrs Chester Carpenter and daughter Roberta.
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Cleveland
Benlit Rovedale Knowles
Daughtee Knowles
Erend Dandy
Geoem
East
Washington
D. C
Philadelphia
Max
Haven
Miles Aveenue Church
Cleveland Visit Brings Family Ties From Carlisle
Mrs. Fanny Haven of Carlisle visits daughter Mrs. A. J. Carpenter and now stays with her son C. E. Haven in Cleveland. Norman and Albert Cramer visit grandmother in Cleveland and Norman has tonsils removed at Lakeside Hospital. Mrs. Louis Heft returns to Lorain with her mother to stay several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanny Haven
Carlisle
A. J. Carpenter
C. E. Haven
Cleveland
Norman
Albert Cramer
Lakeside Hospital
Louis Heft
Lorain
Ohio
Harmony Mix Up Country Club Elects Officers
The Harmony Mix Up Country Club organized its annual meeting and chose officers: President Thelma Spitzer, Vice President Eleanor Hawke, Secretary Treasurer Jean Strong, News Reporter Irene Buse, Recreation Leader Garnet Phelps. Other members include Donna Pillavent, Lila Pauley, and Lucile Martin with Evalyn Oldag as advisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Harmony Mix Up Country Club
Thelma Spitzer
Eleanor Hawke
Jean Strong
Irene Buse
Garnet Phelps
Donna Pillavent
Lila Pauley
Lucile Martin
Evalyn Oldag
Mrs B M Ross Hosts Elyria Dinner Guests
Mrs B M Ross and daughter Virginia were dinner guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs Howard Amato in Elyria. Mr and Mrs Roy Durkee visit, Mr and Mrs EB A Tite in Cleveland, Mrs Gordon Tite and daughter Marilyn from Elyria spent Tuesday with Mrs Blanche Tite. Harry Garrett and brother from Cleveland called on friends here. Miss Jean Cook completed teaching at North Robinson and home this week preparing for an eastern trip with two associate teachers Ruthanna Maxwell from Findlay and Annabel Shearer from Bucyrus, leaving Monday for Washington DC and New York to visit the World’s Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M. Ross
Virginia
Howard Amato
Elyria
Roy Durkee
EB. A. Tite
Cleveland
Gordon Tite
Marilyn
Blanche Tite
Harry Garrett
Jean Cook
North Robinson
Ruthanna Maxwell
Findlay
Annabel Shearer
Bucyrus
Washington, D. C
New York
Daughter Honored at Postgraduation Party in Wakeman
Following graduation exercises, Miss Rita Camp was feted by her parents at a party with ice cream and cake. Guests included Rev Fr Moran and Mrs Rudolph of Wellington, Mrs Camp of Ashland, numerous Wakeman, Norwalk, Lorain, Spencer, Penfield, Oberlin residents, and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Camp
Leo Camp
Ben Camp
John Burrill
Patricia
Norwalk
R. F. Jones
E. J. Frey
Lorain
H. J. Knepper
Clementine
Spencer
B. J. Feron
Penfield
George Campbell
Richard Murray
Oberlin
Death of Cleveland telegraph operator E. B. Adams
Word arrived of the death of E. B. Adams of Cleveland a longtime telegraph operator at the Big Four depot. He belonged to the F and A M lodge here and some members attended the funeral services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B
Butch) Adame
Cleveland
Big Four
F. and
A. M
German reparations pledge ends in 1932
The last word on German reparations notes their abolition in 1932, except for a conditional German liability to deliver about three milliards of 5 per cent bonds, a liability later repudiated by Germany.
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Blaine Archer
F. F. Burrer
Miss Smith
Willis Leach
F. C. Hitzelberger
Robert
Patsy
Helen Louise
Viola Ulmer
Adiss Marie Bidle
Svapernhini
Union Service
Ray Brown
Columbus
Ray Brouse
Forrest Wandel
Vera Owen
Homerville
David Wandel
Millard Fuller
N. E
Kenneth Jr
Charleston
West Virginia
Myron Bradley
Mary Scott
G. R. Daniels
N. J. Walters
Glenn Trapp
Seville
Frank Browand
Lyle Browand
Simon Browand
Stedman Hunter
Clifford Friend
Earl Friend
Sherman Kramer
Doris
Will Birkbeck
Beatrice
River Styx
Irena Auble
Ackerman
Shafer Meeks
Jake Balmer
Theodore van Boxer
William Banister
William Jr
Mansfield
Catherine Fuller
Ronald Stillman
Daytona Beach
Florida
Jack Sharp
Will Gannett
North Main Street
Verna Aukerman
Ernst Woodling
Ralph Miers
J. W. Oglesbee
Harold Painter
Orrion Brinker
Painter
Orville Randall
Hayhurst
Greenwich
Victoria Butcher
Annabell Messner
Wayne and
Chalmer
Earl Nelson
Patricia Whiting
Lorain Road
Herb Limpert
Mildred B. Yesberger
J. S. Wilder
Canandaigua Lake
North Olmsted
Town Hall
K. of P. Hall
Dusty Miler
Amos Seigenphaler
Alliance
Olive van Voorhis
East Canton
Royal Waltz
M. E. Ladies Aid Society
William Kozak
Morten Prok
Janice
Steve Lazor
George Lazor
John Leiptak
Steve Ducan
Lois Thornton
Cincinnati
Clarence Thornton
Walter Rowe
Lydia Deckey
Clara Woods
Malinda Naylor
Roy Comisky
Comisky
May
Pawnee
Kiwanis
Lorain Road Church
Raymond Lintern
George Lintern
Wallace Court
Fred Bartlome and Son
Ernest. Telzerow
Ambherst
Melvin Unger
Bertha Hinkson
Catherine Unger
Bert Miller
Edna Unger
Frank Kelble
Orlo Cowen
Franklin Simonson
Theodore Ries
Carl Becker
Brownhelm
Fred Latteman
Carol Portman
Homer Cox
van Dyke
Lena Gegenheimer
James Dessenbaugh
Jerry
Sandusky
Mary Miller
Monroeville
Dorothy Becker
Erwin Bauman
Dorothy
Louise Born
Harvey
Adam Horn
Walter Walker
Harold Coates
John Lamvermyer
Fred Oebker
Anne Oebker
John Hostettler
Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Paul Portman
Norris
Rudolph Krieg
Genenabell Becker
Mary Becker
Warner Davis
Walter Davis
Bertha Kellogg
O. C. Sanders
la Grange
Burt
Harry ST. Burr
Second Street
Abe
East Ave
Posteffice
Elyria Hardwa
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!