Autumn arch wedding unites Ruby Bechtel and Howard Dayton
Under autumn leaves a ceremony united Miss Ruby Marie Bechtel and Howard Dayton of Burton Ohio. The knot was tied at the bride’s parents’ home on South Ridge with Rev. Handke officiating. Attendants included Zelpha Mann, Faith Kreuck, Doris Cook, and Clyde Dayton. Guests from Elyria Oberlin and nearby towns attended. couple to reside in Elyria after December 1.
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F. Handke
Ruby Marie Bechtel
Howard Wdeyton
Homer Dayton
Burton
Frank Bechtel
South Ridge
Zelpha Mann
Ittle Faith Kreuck
Hazel
Dildred Gerrick
Kathryn Cook
Lucy Gustavus
Hendrie
Business
Elyria
Dayton
Oberlin Business College
China
Flyria
Garfield Harris
Eva Bryant
Chas. Hebert
Flord
Donald
Mae
Annette Bryant
Elenor
Gertrude Davis
Oberlin
Cas, Bechtel
Clayton
Raymond Bechtel
Brown Klem
Rov Augsershed
Elzabeth
Henristta
George Deek
Warmoo Druseodahl
Lestera Leota
Carlisle
Wim. Schubert
Fred
la Grange
Harrys Brown
Fiorence
Bertine Et
Frank Shenduarn Falls
Henry Kolhe
Melvin
Henry Bechtel
Walter Bechre
Wm Bechtel
Newton
Geo
Mim. Garthe
Amherst
Theo, Kuntz
Georgia
Lorain
Roy Farpart
Newasberry
Ohio
John Springer
South Amherst
Clyde
Burton, O
Benjamin Brown
Cleveland
John Gordon
Chas. Krueck
Claude
Marian
Robert
Faith
Byron Seely
Carl
Ivan Wier
Bessie
Maria Schmitkens
Mildred Garrick
Dorris
Lee Bryant
Jacob Bechtel
Vernard Dack Ver
Edwin Shubert
Circle No 2 of St Pauls Church event highlights
Circle No 2 of St Pauls Church met at Mrs O Peale s home on Lindy Street with a brief business session followed by entertainment. Mrs Wellen won a prize for guessing beans with exact count. Mrs George Massy received consolation and refreshments were served.
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St. Paul’s Evangelical Church
Mra O' Peale
Lindi Straat
Wellen
George Massy
Women’s Auxiliary of Mt Andrews Church Entertained
The Women’s Auxiliary of Mt Andrews Church was hosted at Mrs. 7 on Fourth Street yesterday afternoon. About twenty six members attended and three pew members were welcomed by the Auxiliary. Work was accomplished and a social hour enjoyed. A luncheon was served.
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Mt. Andrew's Church
Mre
Professor Fullerton Addresses Church Workers at 7 30
Professor Fullerton of Oberlin speaks at the First Congregational church tonight for a church school teachers meeting. The program includes a night service in the parlor with invited teachers, discussing Prophetes and Politics in a modern context.
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Prof. Fullerton
Kens
Fullerton
Oberlin
Thuests
First Congregational Church
Community clubs and Red Cross drive events noted
Tonight and tomorrow a slate of meetings and social events fills LaPorte and surrounding areas. Congregational church supper, PTA activities, Masonic and Elks dances, and church choirs accompany plans for the Red Cross Roll Call open days, with teams organized to cover business and farm districts.
Elected Officers Installed at Marshal Chapter Convocation
At the regular convperation in Marshal Chapter on Wednesday evening November 16, officers were elected and installed. Names include M. O. F. High Priest Walter Ge. Ludwig Excellent King Artemus Nee bhe Facement Scribe Rear W. Bell Treasurer Alvin Driecher Chantain J. Shryock R. A. Captain Bert T. Nastain Principal Sojourner Beank Aunt R. A. Captain Tom Retae Ira M. Ist Vait H. Warkham G. M. Leon Green G. M. Vail A. A. Krugman Tyrity Dan Tecker. A special meeting was called vote.
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Marshal Chapter
M. of
Walter Ge. Ludwig
Artemus Neebhe
W. Bell
Alvin Driecher
Chaytin
J. Shryock
R. A
Bert T. Nastain
Beank
Tom Retae
Ira
M. Ist
Vait
H. Warkham
G. M
Vall
Leon Green
Vail
A. Krugman
Dan Tecker
Vote
Lady Diana Manners Chosen as England's Beauty Icon
English beauty Lady Diana Manners, daughter of the Duke and Duchess of Holland, has been selected by FC Hoppe as England's representative for the Book of the World's Fairest Women. Hoppe, a London camera artist, plans to feature the most beautiful woman from each country he visits in the volume. He calls Lady Diana the ideal English type. Hoppe recently toured America but has yet to announce an American selection.
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Diana Manners
Duke
Duchess of Holland
FC Hoppe
London
England
International Publish
Ers
Mr. Hoppe
Diana
America
YWCA Notes And Community Meetings Schedule
Community notices list YWCA A luncheon meeting and YWCA parlors with a talk on Preventable Disease by Miss Rati Paddock of the Lotiain County Public Health Nursing Service at 7 30 pm Also a memorial service for deceased WOC members held in Amherst with ALS Hunter and Mrs Nellie Mofll speaking Senior Hi Club met at the YMC A with forty five attendees and a trench warfare talk Rebekah Lodge and O F members hosted by Sunshine Rebekah Lodge Olmsged to confer degree November 14th Miss Helen Miller violin Miss Ruth Mihrrad reading and an orchestra program noted A Masonic dance scheduled November 18 at Elks hall with planned season dances and host Mrs P Williams Boat Ovleck Club meeting notes Mays The Mabinogion study afternoon featured Mrs Lewis reading and Mr Brooke Welsh music Retrechements served. Toroid Cub meeting at Harvard Avenue home with dancing and refreshments
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Rebekas Lodge
Sunshine Hebekah Lodge
Olmsged
St.‘lair Rebekah
Deves
Ber
Misa Helen Miller
Juana
LP. Williams
Local personals and society notes lead into November events
Miss Frances DePerster hosts an informal gathering at her Cornell avenue home last evening. Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Briggs of Chestnut Ridge spent an afternoon with their sister Mrs. 4A. D. Dewey. Airs. Will Dorman returns from a visit in Willoughby. Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Konpenhafer of Cleveland visited Mrs. Blauvelt on Charles court. Mrs. G. W. Bell leaves Sandusky after three weeks here. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Neurith of Orrville visited their parents on Eighth street. William Bennington celebrates his 84th birthday. Mrs. J. Woo Kerber of Canton visits cousins on Middle avenue. Z. Ward spends a week with the Millers on Lake Avenue. Alfred L. Brovage resumes studies at Miami University after weekend with Brouse family. Mrs. Mary Glover is ill with heart trouble at her son’s home on Middle avenue. The Unity Club will meet tomorrow at Mrs. John Wath’s on Third street with Mrs. George Tufford and Mrs. L. Hi. Martell assisting. K. C. Eckenroad leaves on a business trip to Chicago. Commandery Club will hold a dinner this evening for Sir Knights. Daughters of Scotland Argyle lodge No 6 meets at 7:20 in Wurat hall with business and initiation. St Agnes Fair starts tomorrow night November 15.
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Unity Club
John Wath
Third Street
George Tufford
Local News Briefs From North Olmsted And Elyria
Notes on births marriages and gatherings include a baby born to Mr and Mrs William Kay at Mamor hospital a party at 234 Fourth Street and church events. The M ateria class will meet at Mrs L A Obitts home Friday at 7 30 with Mithia study at 7 45. Dinners hosted by Mrs Lang Wockeoftss and Mrs Watrath. Mr Dickson of Cleveland guest. St Agnes church ladies plan a fair at Loretta Taylor’s home Furnace Street starting Monday. Mr and Mrs Musasey plan winter Florida trip as property damaged by a recent storm. Mrs Parnell and Miss A Her Stearns shopped Elyria. Wedding of their son expected in Congregational church at North Olmsted on November 18.
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Maranatha
L. A. Obitts
Fourth Street
Mithia
St. Agnes Church
Loretta Taylor
Furnace Street
Odd And Interesting Inventions And Culinary Facts
A quirky compilation notes furniture casters from compressed leather, ancient craft in fold work, Florida forests with 1.5 wood varieties, Arabs producing superior vinesar, Bolivians making a clay sauce for potatoes, and ancient sweets like sugar plums and sugared almonds. It mentions a Paraguayan pod-bearias plant yielding vegetable silk and cites the safety pin inventor earning two million dollars from a Tumpelan fresco idea.
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Florida
Paraguay
Mr Todd Returns to Elks Restaurant Tonight
Mr Todd is back at the Elks Restaurant with a warm welcome from regulars and staff. Patrons are invited to join the informal return gathering to celebrate his return.
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Mr. Todd
Elks’ Restaurant
Guaranteed Stomach Remedy Promises Quick Relief
Fragmented ad text touts a stomach remedy by Dr Oren with a sixty year physician history in Pennsylvania and Ohio. It claims rapid digestion aid, money back guarantee, and mail order offers from a Canadian lab, urging readers to consult a pharmacist and purchase a “Stomach Tipee” product.
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Dr. Orth
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Woman’s Benefit Association Rally
Woman's Benefit Association of Maccabees
Odd Fellows Temple
Elyra
Amherat
Wellington
LaGrange
Ttsfield
Florence
Marathon Guards
Graat
Nellia CV. Heppert
Akron
Colden Hor Mission Band
Mirees Fmogene
Harriet Manville
Golden Hour Mission
Thelma Mole
Indias
Muate
Church Warlows
Mary Miller
Ruth Blauvelt
Women's Association Congregational
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Grant
Stevel
Schauffler
Wm. Thomas
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Toledo
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Cailmean
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Weazell
Allen
Arno
Virg. Richmond
Baumer
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Priday
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Rigas
Creveland
Club OF
ST. Andrews
Hang AG OD Pepeting
St. Andrew's Church
George Stevens, Jr
Nicholas
Wwerk
Hubbard
Oberlin College
United States
Prof
Elyria Relief Corps
R. Oa.liphet Corps
Vermilion
Relief Corps
Florida Riellef Corps
Ingsree
Merrenger
Fred Kent
Flora Hoak
Frank Wack
Walter Davis
E. Rankin
Harmon, Pankoff
J. D. Squire
Mus Geo, Areageer
Pedro
George Ferguson
Seward
Mra ('Olvan
Mra. Struthers
Mra. Fergengen
ST. Paiis
Murray Tidge Parent-Teachers Association
Os Congrezsational Church Workers
Ont Vincent Parent-Teachers’ Association
Sons and Daughters of Liberty Are
Young Men's Business Club
Bras
Leran County
Arexyie
Dausiters
Scotland
LaPorte FP
Mre CC
J. Miller
Kenyon Street
Masonic Club
Elk’s Hall
St. Paul's Choir
Four O'Clocl Club
Wil Uame
Order of the Fastern Star
Ae LaPorte
the Home Guards, Oes
Friendship Club of the High Schoo
Os 8
Sons of Veterans
Seas
Security Benefit Association
Ene
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Ene Granville Jones
At & P
RED Cross
W.C. A. Ati
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Iuif Street
Sam Square
Crandall
Schultz
Saunders
Killoran
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Dumfee
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F. Elsenberger
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Clarence Hecker
Fred Lawrence
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Red Cros
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Rati Paddock
Lo- Tain County
WOC
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Nellie Mo Fll
Alan
Y. M Ic. A
Fr West
Rebekah Lodge
Elks' Hall
Foun O'Clock Club
Cub
Texy Oltyelt Laudik
Mwarvard Avenue
Frances DePerster Entervande
Cornell Avenue
Will Dorman
Willoughby
F. J. Konpenhafer
G. J. Blauvelt
Charles Court
Ars. G. W. Bell
Sandusky
Welsaves
W. P. Neurith
Orrville
H. A. Bissell
Eighth Street
Wm. Bennington
East Avenue
J. Woo Kerber
Cantons
FE. J. Blaser
Middle Avenue
Ed. Z. Ward
Mra. A. R. Miller
Lake Avenue
Dorothea and
Edward Mack
Lodi Street
Alfred L. Brovage
Miami University
J. L. Brouse
8Th Street
Mary Glover
Il. A. Glover
K. C. Eckenroad
Superior Metal Products Co
Chicago
the Commandery Club
St. Agnes
Cuthura
William Kay
Eaut Droud Street
Mamor
Tml Hoapital
Ont Mes
Park Place
Dr. Edwards
Andy
Wildercraft
Tam
Post Toasties
Elying
Oren
Eagles’ Hall
Singer Sewing Machine Co
E. H. Barrett
C. A. Barron
Jewelry
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