Society Season's prettiest wedding in Cleveland ceremony
Miss Margaret Kiser, daughter of Mr and Mrs C S Kiser of 519 West Second Street, wed Leonard W Leland of Cleveland in a ten o'clock Mass officiated by Fr James Daly. Attendants included Miss Marie Kiser and Mary Irene Filbin, with Arthur Bruening as best man. The gown was white satin with a short train and a colonial bouquet. A wedding breakfast followed at the Gables for eighteen guests, with a reception at the bride’s home later, and the couple plan to reside on West 128th Street, Cleveland. Also noted: a Masonic lodge meeting and upcoming anniversary events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Kiser
C. S. Kiser
West Second Street
Leonard W. Leland
L. W. Leland
Cleveland
James Daly
Penee Cee
Marie Kiser
Mary Irene Filbin
Arthur Bruening
Bernard Mackett
Edward Fitbin
Leland
West 128Th Street
Newlyweds Honored at Home of Mr Grandsta
An early 20th century wedding party excerpt places Newlyweds Honored and Mrs Russellese at a home hosted by L. Grandsta. The scene describes chrysanthemum bouquets, pink and white colors, and attendees including Mr and Mrs Sage, Mrs Gannet, Joe Reba, and Harry Ee. A mock wedding game and a late luncheon followed, with Reine winning an event and Mrs Ha Howard McMillan, Mrs Biddle, and Herman Gannet noted among guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russellese
Oniy
Sues Biaen
Grandsta
Sage
Ganett
Joe Reba
Yarry Ee
Sven
Reine
Ha Howard McMillan
Biddle
Herman Gannett
Date Of Scott-Strothers Wedding Is Revealed
Mr and Mrs Alex Seow announce the coming marriage of their daughter Marjorie A Strothers to T W Strothers son of Bath street at St Andrews church at noon. Dr E B Redhead will officiate with open church ceremony observed. Junior Musical Friends met with program highlights and selections by Brahms Burgmuller Willan Hoffson and Rebs Mercy Humphrey. A Bazaar planning session and news items circulated around school activities and local events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Seow
Erie Street
Marjorie
A . Strothers
T. W. Strothers
Bath Street
St. Andrews Church
E. B. Redhead
Iselating
Lucille Hinman
Jean Graf
Stevenson
Brahms - Thompson
Burgmuellier
Mary “Kelly
Burgmuel
Broek
Burgmueller
Patty Standen
Ad Willan Hofson
Mercy Anne Humphrey
L. Hin- Geraldine Pomeror
Audible Avis
Walter
Executive Committee Meeting notes for Gerrard P T A
The Executive Committee of the Gerrard P T A met at 3 39 in the series with Mrs Wild introducing L ERB Hinea, executive secretary of the Loran County Tubera 2ans Health association, who spoke on the year's work. November session held to review status, a plan to collect income was approved, and a payment of 54a for common Red ras T. bars was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerrard P. T. A
Ang
Wild
L. Erb. Hineaman
Lora’n County
Meeting Notes with Ann Stolz and Local Players
A fragmented report records a meeting with Ann Stolz at a home venue on Sixteenth Ganee Bridge. Doris Fairnie seeks a high score while Jeadre Sibet trails. The gathering occurs at Bruce Bilew's home on the Thirteenth street as players discuss events and scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Fairnie
Huece Bilew
Foster Addresses W C T U Meeting at Church of Christ
Will J. Foster, pastor, spoke to the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union meeting yesterday. He discussed repeal prospects and factors shaping reform, urging the audience to consider moral and societal conditions guiding prohibition efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will J. Foster
Church OF Christ
W.C.T.U
Woman's Club Departments Announce November Meetings
Announcements from the Woman's Club outline department meetings for November. Details are incomplete in the fragment but indicate ongoing schedules and planned activities, with mentions of will and fashion related events. The text references broader club plans and community events, though specifics are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Garden Magic Topic At Local Meeting
Mrs Charles H Cush ing will join F C Lin ville on A295 Fifth Street to present Garden Wash Is Topic The Garden Cirhaitmart Wondar ryenng in November elev enth. Lin ville will host the program with the subject Garden Magic.
War era event noted with Foster and Rowena guests
A fragmented notice describes a wartime era event hosted by Kaylor featuring Rowena and Foster. It mentions a devotional service and an audience in Lan with a reference to December and a local gathering. The readable text is incomplete but signals a community wartime observance with invited guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ylor
Foster Zyenie
Rowenauesdar
Fithy
Marzeret
Lan We
Girl Scouts Knit Night On Staten Island Dinner
Local Girl Scouts host a knitting event at St. Louis area venue led by Lieutenant Roman in a community dinner setting. Attendees planned crafts and shared stories to benefit a local youth program.
Colonial Day Series Fifth Lecture at York Event
The Colonial Day Series continues with a Thursday afternoon session focusing on York Silversmiths and their era. Warner, assistant police officer, will introduce the topic and guide attendees through the crafts and trade of silverwork in colonial times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alon
Dar Se Jos
2Iktt
Aejack Agenation
Warner
Potice
York Silversmiths
Chicken Supper Thursday Evening at Lake Stop & Go
Lake gathering hosts a chicken supper Thursday starting from 5 50 PM at 6 PM. Adults 35 cents, children 20 cents. Proceeds support school activities. Event promises community dining and a simple, affordable meal.
Alumnae Homecoming and Local Notices In Ohio
Mrs Ed Graber attends alumnae homecoming sod banquet at Cleveland City Hospital with Mrs M E Perry and others in the party. Krecht publisher of Akron Bocesu to Robert Lee new in the area and attending. Jean Ploch er and May Herig noted as visitors. Memorial Hospital at Ohio and New Haven references. Mrs Frances and Mrs Van Worm Mary Caester mentioned in condolences and memorial notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Graber
Cleveland City Hospital
M. E. Perry
Harry Ss. Day
State
Columbus
Ohio
Ranber
Conemerea
Cleveland Slotes
Carl Sheppard
Abres
Mie
Jack Might
Krecht
Akron Bocesu
Robert Lee
Xno Cc
ML Lee
Treshiman
Ers
Transerm
Telaware
Jean Plochr
Mav
Herig
Fresersdys Wind Memorial Hospital
Nove
Renal
Findi Strget
Atria
East Broad
New Haven
Frances
Author Tells of a Novel About Two Temperament Figures
The excerpt describes roughly 115 women in the YW parlor at Oberlin, with Prof. Josh Repartmenrt presenting the story of two contrasting characters. Lucia is noted as artistic with a strong theater talent, shaping the plot through her dramatic temperament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWL
Josh Repartmenrt
Obe
Bok
Lucia
Surprise Birthday Party Beat by Busy Community Group
A lively birthday party for Ian featured a group dance and music by an ensemble. Anne Switzer and Helen Bail assisted, with attendees including Zane and Gladis Littie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian
Orenestra
Anne Switzer
Helen Bail
Zane
Gladis Littie
Club Hosts Tureen Dinner and Card Evening
Calendar Club members met at Mrs Aired Cooke's 157 Cleveland Street last evening for a tureen dinner. The group then enjoyed a pleasant card session at friend Raellie Fitnd's home on Hows Street in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooke
Cleveland Street
Raellie
Hows Street
Complete Dance Plans Galaxy at Ora Champion Home
Charmingly entertained last evening at 157 Cleveland street by Ora Champion. Members and three guests enjoyed contract. Winifred Seward won first, Jeanne Reid second, Mrs Walter Borask third. Luncheon served. Bud Worthington’s orchestra to play for the Valax Thanksgiving dance November 23 at the American Legion Home. Next meeting at Mrs Walter Boras Eleventh street Lorain on November 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galaxy
Ora Champion
Cleveland Street
Edward Champion
Earl Fauger
Emma Persensky
Winifred Seward
Jeanne Reid
Walter Borask
Bud Worthington
American Legion
Urkens
Walter Boras- EL Tei
Eleventh Street
Lorain
Luncheon at St Pauls Church Meeting Notes Posted
A church luncheon at St Pauls was held yesterday with seating set for twelve and a guest. Miss Margaret Arse read a poem during the meeting. Absence of Walter Greber was noted. the program included discussion of a sale and possible new funds. Next meeting planned for November 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Church
Marzaret
Walter Greber
Christmas Dinner Plans and Daughters of Scotia Meeting
Mrs Kenreth Block hosted plans for a Christmas dinner at the Gables with girls attending at St Johns L. 3. The evening included awards to Gladys Zarnke and Annetta Meinke and a presentation to Miss Margaret No ee of Rev. Richard. Two new Daughters of Scotia, Natty Mercy and Kathryn Saruysol, were initiated. Plans for the 1956 convention in Cleveland were discussed. Social time followed with refreshments served by several hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotia
Natty Mercy
Kathryn Saruysol Gue
Lorain
Meree
Cleveland
Eri Pa
Ietal Organization
Wea
Jessie Kidd
Annie McKelvie
Mary Penman
Three New Members Welcomed at Emmanuel Lutheran
Mrs Arthur Hess of East Broadstreet was assisted by Mrs tom Hess as ten members joined Emmanuel Lutheran Church. Sixteen ladies attended and three new maidsen were welcomed, Mrs Andrew Flaherty and Mrs Urich. Devotional led by Mrs Ralph Latimer and study program by Mrs Edith Bogart. Social hour and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Hess
East Broadstreet
Tom Hess
Mit
Ionarr Secissy
Emmanuel Lutheran Ehucc
Maidisen
Andrew Flaherty
Urich
Ralph Latimer
Edith Bogart
Hospital Admission and Discharge Notices Summary
Hospital entries list patient names including Mary Lindear and Dobie, with ward or physician references. Discharges noted for Rene Bihn Gina Walter Treber and Henry Flew at Clark Street addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lindear Ani Dobie
Telon Fort Admissio Wellington
W. Breadstman
Rene Bihn
MeGina
Mds
Walter Treber
Clark Street
Henry Flew
Granton
Ridgeville Study Club and PTA Meeting Notices
The Ridgeville Study Club meets Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Robert Haebl on Cleveland Road. Allen PTA announces a meeting Thursday at 2 00 PM with Mrs. Allen of Cleveland, state magazine chairman, as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville Study Club
Robert Haebl
Cleveland Road
Allen Parent Teacher Association
Allen
Cleveland
State Magazine
Post-Nuptial Courtesy at Denison Avenue Home
Mrs. Howard Ohlemacher hosted a post-nuptial party for Mrs. Arnold Heinzerling Hancock at 345 Denison Avenue. Guests enjoyed three bridge tables with Mrs. Nelson M. Fitch and Mrs. Churchill Goodspeed winning high scores. Luncheon featured small tables and potted chrysanthemums. Gifts were given to Mrs. Heinzerling for the bathroom. An event at the YWCA gymnasium tomorrow includes an exhibit by the sexing class for colored young women, directed by Mrs. Walker of Lorain, with tea and musical entertainment for the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Ohlemacher
Denison Avenue
Arnold Heinzerling
Hancock
Bridge
Nelson M. Fitch
Churchill Goodspeed
Heinzerling
Xyipnasium
Walker
Lorain
Grace Lutheran staff meets for Christmas program plans
Twelve Sunday School teachers and officers of Grace Lutheran met last evening with Miss Katherine McKee. Reverend F. J. Schumm spoke on the lessons. A social hour followed. A scavenger hunt was planned by a committee led by Jean Roth, Donna McAllister and Rath Oviatt. The Bunco games yielded prizes for Jean McCrar, Malriann Streuse and Marvelle Moehl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran
Katherine McKee
Winckles Street
F. J. Schumm
Victoria
Jean Roth
Donna McAllister
Rath Oviatt
Lucille Doen
Bellavenue
T. H. S. Clay
Mildred Davis
Oxford Avenue
Bunco
Jean McCrar
Malriann Streuse
Marvelle Moehl
Meeting Postponed by Women’s Home Missionary Society
The Women’s Home Missionary Society of the First Methodist church has postponed its Thursday meeting because of many other commitments. The tureen supper for members was to include S. and Willis, but a later date will be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Home Missionary Society
The
First Methodist Church
Willis
Chili Con Carne Supper at Second Cong Church
A chili supper event hosted by the Second Congregational Church is planned for Thursday afternoon starting at 3 PM. Tickets priced 35 and 20 cents are listed, with a note seeking a man for a safe investment offering $2,000 to $4,000, via Chronicle-Telegram Box 364.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle-Telegram
Rummage Sale At 1217 West Ave This Weekend
The Women's Welsh Club hosts a rummage sale on Friday and Saturday at 1217 West Ave. The event offers clothing household furnishings and furniture for shoppers looking for bargains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Ave
Women’s Welsh Club
Girl Scouts Plan Tureen Supper in Gro Chapter
Gro Girl Scouts held a Tuesday meeting at the Church of Christ with N Shryock leading. A tureen supper was announced for November 19. Virgin Bors shared a story and a game was played before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts of Gro
Chur of Christ
N Shryock
Virgin Bors
Also Mentioned on This Page
St. Mary's Church
Frank S. Harmon
Masonic Temple
Sedge
Grand Lodge
Akron
Deane Burns
Committee of “Masonic Information
Dave
Stasoa
Thirs
Brown CO
Lodi St
Scott-Strothers
Weary Swesey
Celenratinz
Ea Men’s Association
Lake Avenue
Sororify
Ann Stolz
Elyria High School
Wil J. Foster
Rhemnes W. C. T. U
Foster
Foster Cone
Aines
Woman's Club
Souserkragi
Scotr Inaan
Nadie
Tims Polis
Russia
Lars
Anne
Specia Croquignole
Marcel
Cri
Lake Ave
Irs
Kaylor
Girl Scouts
Soho
Lae As
Murray Wome
5Th St
D. Teasdale
G. K
Amlembers
Goml
Maurice
Lersch
John Lersch
Middle Ave
Elyria
Set
Lavender Beauty Shoppe
Elyria Sav. & Trust
RED Cross
Pme Quater
Ostrovs
Hoover
Broad St
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