Buell Hancock Wedding At Euclid Avenue Church
Mrs Mea Buell announces the marriage of her daughter Katherine Alive Buell to Arthur Hancock of this city. The ceremony was held Saturday at eleven at Euclid Avenue Christian Church with Rev Goldner officiating. Attendants included Miss Georgeana Van Dorn and Miss Sarah Kane. A wedding dinner followed at Mrs Buell’s home with fourteen guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mea Buell
Wa- Gepa Avenue
East Cleveland
Katherine
Buell-Hancock
Euclid Avenue Christian Church
Sarah Kane
Vermilion
Ohio
Hancock
Robert Hess
Elyria
Harold Vogler
First Reading Given Gas Franchise in Elyria
Elyria city council granted a first reading on a ten year gas franchise to Logan Gas Company and successors to maintain property lay pipes and supply natural gas city streets alleys for residents. The ordinance, drawn by the gas committee with Logan Gas Company representatives, repeals prior conflicts. A sanatorium idea using air balloons to help consumptives was proposed by an Asian professor. Friday dances at Elyria Eagles are open to all. 50 cents per couple. Saxophonist Dave Gilbert, formerly with Jan Garber, now teaches sax at Day’s Music Store on Tuesdays and Fridays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Gap Company
Dave Gilbert
Jan Garber
Orchestra
Controversy Over Display of Alice Manuscript Tour
The owner sends the manuscript on a grand country tour at a cost of $150,000. A pendulum observation method for earth’s contour is noted, with Paratus prepared to operate submarine 5-21.
Evening club meetings and society events
A crowded slate of local gatherings includes Birthday Club, St John’s and Elizabeth Stevens Society, Women of the Mooseheart Legion, Carlisle Grange, Veterans of Foreign Wars, YWCA dinner, Methodist church speaker, and various W. C. A. and club activities. Reports on October attendance from 1925 to 1928 show growth, with plans for World Fellowship luncheon November 14. Vincent P T A to serve hot lunches in winter. Monday Colonial Club hosts at Mrs Denman’s home. other clubs note socials and upcoming programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schoerfeldt
West Avenue
St. John's
George Block
Huron Street
Women of the Mooseheart Legion
Carlisle Grange
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Turner Block
Federation of the Y. W. C. Aa
Professor Sherman
Elizabeth Stevens Society
the Methodist Church
Coensparger
Oscar Dunn
Woman's Welsh Club
B. T. Reese
Water Street
United Presbyterian Church
George Stevens
W. O. McClellan
Beebe
Don Granger
Don Baird
Y. W. CG
Timms
Association
Ruth Fraser
China
Russia
Mise Fraser
Business Girls
Friendship Club
Sherman
Oberlin
Martin Denman
Colonial Club
Fifth Street
Monday Colonial Club
Denman
Hugh Harris
Draving
Ohia
P. Dineteenth
Local clubs set meetings and social events this week
The Royal Neighbor Sewing Circle meets Thursday with Mrs Nina Rhodes in Beebecourt for an all day session. The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of First Methodist meets Wednesday at Mrs Charles Jackson’s home 22 West Avenue with devotions led by A C Corfman and a program by Ker man Cather and Y. Dues are payable. No meeting for First Baptist Missionary Society this week. Division L of Second Congregational meets Wednesday evening at Mrs Huncke’s 1817 Lake Avenue. Ladies Auxiliary of Bazil meets Wednesday evening at Eagles Hall. WBA officers and team practice Wednesday at 2 PM in Wurst Hall. Franklin school hosts open house Wednesday 7–8 PM for parents. Lorain County Dry Federation open house tonight at headquarters after campaign. Fellowship Club supper last evening. Misses Martin Fisher and Baus chaired. plan a Thanksgiving dance at Spring Valley and work for crippled children. basketball then dancing at high school gym Thursday. next meeting in two weeks. Latin Club Elyria Holzkorn held meeting with Roman Oracle discussion. Lay- Lot Club hosted by Mrs Frennes Loser with five hundred. prizes won by Mrs Gruse and Mrs Freeman. Needlework evening at Mrs Aph Yorog’s with N A Q Club. Miss Stor rer cap of evening. Mrs Peter Neafe reports four roses plucked this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbor Sewing Circle
Nina Rhodes
Beebecourt
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
Charles Jackson
West Avenue
A. C. Corfman
James Cather
Charl Kerman
Charles Y
Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Second Consresational Church
Huncke
1817 Lake Avenue
Ladies Amxiliary
Bazil
Eagles
Lorain County Dry Federation
Rallock
Dorothy Martin
June Fisher
Julia Baus
Fellowship Clu
WW. CG. A
Margaret Kinison
Spring Valley
Ely P T A Speaker Discusses Child Happiness Habits
R C Maston speaks at Ely P T A meeting stressing parent and teacher cooperation and that building happiness in children is as vital as health. Mrs Gary Meyers, Cleveland psychologist, addresses the group on approving and forming good habits for children.
Present at supper meeting of the Young Men's Club
Thirty five members attended the supper meeting of the Young Men's Club at the YMCA last evening. Howard Butler and Harold Birch spoke. Willem Henry led the planning of the Halloween party held by the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ens
Young Men's Club
Howard Butler
Harold Birch
Willem Henry
Local personals note a string of Oberlin and Elyria events
Mr and Mrs W R Comings return from Cleveland to West Avenue. Oberlin College Dramatic Association announces Josephine Hill as accepted, one of thirty six rostered members. Mrs Ida Cole returns from Iowa Minnesota Wisconsin. Miss Marian Comings visits Pittsburgh. Louis Paese announces a birth of a son. Mrs Paese formerly Catherine Lorditeh. Families travel to Rochester Great Lakes Naval Training School visits, and others attend football games. Miss Jessie Turner Mahn makes Miami University freshman soccer team. Several trips to Athens and Kenton noted. births, illnesses, and hospital stays listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Comings
Cleveland
West Avenue
Oberlin College Dramatic Association
Oberlin
Josephine Hill
Charlies M. Hill
Ark Avenue
Elyria
Ida Cole
Cornell Avenue
Iowa
Minnesota
Wiscosin
Marian Comings
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
West Ayvens
Louis Paese
Lddletown
Obis
Cleveland Street
Lefe
Great Lakes
Chicago
Ilinois
Henry Lite
Bell Avenue
Ed Leuzler
Brownhelm
M. R. Setterfield
Oye Street
W. G. Setterfield
Shelby
Ohio
AcKinley
Michael Dock
Rush Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Margaret Claycomb
Charity Hospite
Claycomb
Sirant
James Hughes
Harley Decker
Murray Ridge Road
Blanda Stoner
Herghter
Leonore
Lester
Alexander
Athens
Oo Satur
W. OH. Ruth
Fremont
Paul Kreicher
Kreiiler
James Paul
H. A. Dykeman
Wurst Court
New York
George Vndent
Ohio State
Locality Strikes Against Defectors and Fraud Claims
In New Jersey general officers will be present. The striking of 10 names from voting lasts 19 Democratic counties, stirring strong emotion. Rain affects turnout as dancing cascades at the pavilion every Tuesday, 50 cents per couple, all welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geaeral
New Jersey
Hao
Uncertain Election Looms Amid High Patrols and Shifting Voter Trends
The piece notes heavy security for polling with about 1 200 special deputies and 9 500 police scattered among 4 000 polling places. It details heightened registration, gender shifts in voting in Kansas and Boston, religious influences, and possible cross party impact as voters weigh liquor issues and Catholic identity. It also mentions a local street light addition on Longfellow and an unrelated Bromley insect complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ne York
Wilson
Hughes
Boston
Massachusetts
Kansas
New York City
Smith
Maryland
New Mexico
Quick Throat Relief Ad Claims Instant Comfort From Fhexine
An old advertisement touts Fhexine as a famous physician’s prescription that relieves sore throat instantly. It promises immediate action, safe ingredients, and suitability for the whole family, also claiming effectiveness against coughing. Prices cited include 6c and $1.90 with a money back guarantee.
Christmas Hand Made Presents Sale at Church Kazaay
Community notice for a parish sale at Town Hall Litchfield on November 9 from 3 to 10 pm. Supper 35 cents served 5 to 8 pm. Proceeds likely support church activities or outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kazaay
Litchfield
Elyria Eagles Hall Dance Hears Strong Voter Turnout Tonight
Special election dance at Elyria Eagles Hall runs from 8 to 12 with Western Union handling election returns to the hall. Admission 50 cents per couple with an extra lady allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Eagles Hall
Western Union
Hall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Elyria Eagles
THE
Broad Street
Beauty Parlor
Vincent
Sewell
Fellowship Club
Elyria Hoizkschor
Delphi
Clarence Schultz
Dodona
Doroth
Manny Trophonius
Ellen Kuyper
Esculapius
Augusta Schoff
Anis
Mary Fox
Frennes Loser
Macyseries Avenue
George Sechmintacn
Margaret Gruse
Mabel Freeman
Schmittsen
Ada Hillmer
Princeton
Aph Yorog
Furnace Street
Homer
Mabel Storrer
Russell Bennett
Chase Street
Peter Neafe
School Street
Gary Meyers
McKinley School
McKinley P. Ot. A
Meyers
R. E. Lyndon
Betteridge
Sentsubee
Carl Curtis
W_ 3B
B. Wi. Long
Children’s Booth
J. Prank Smith
Famey
Fred Sheldon
R.C. Maston
Ely
P. T. A. Meet
Ane
R. C. Mased
Timaze
Pecas
Ely Association
Angelo Patri
Joseph Boddy
Second Street
Ruby Beal
West Bridge Street
Canton
Auxiliary
Canton Loraiz
Bo Ness
Canton Cleveland
Roosevelt
RED Cross
Inday School Council OF
Paul's
Paul's Evangelical Church
Chevalier Lodge
Esquire
Knights of Pyrtias
K. of PF
Hospital Noth
Paul Sealey
Floyd Larman
Kipton
Joseph Mellert
R. D
Medina
Witfierd Davis
Clinton Avenue
Hare Ace Seeley
Wooster
Vernon Fry
Lineman
Avon
Leona Linden
Tey, Rimasalos
Chas. Wynn Numerologist
West River
Longfellow Street
Bromley
England
A. Bursley
Fourth St
Cook’s Mil Millinery
F. A. Smith & Bro. CO
Dewey Ave
2Nd St
Chapel St
F. A. Smith & Bro
M&ake
la Porte
Gertrude Beauty Shop
West Ave
Imperial Furniture CO
E. Broad Street
W. Busick Fhone
Brow’ St
Nielsen Lactic Milk
Nielsen Laboratories Inc
Middle Ave
N.D. Nielsen Bio-Chemist
Schwind’s— Picture Framing Store
West Second St
Elyria Ash & Rubbish Co
Flyvia
Current
Crandall’s Drug Store
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