Bonar-Baker Wedding Celebrated in Newark Ohio
Wilma A Bonar daughter of Newark residents and Lyman Forrest Baker of Steubenville were married at the bride’s home in Newark with a double ring ceremony. The couple, both Ohio State graduates, plan to reside in Steubenville after a short wedding trip. The bride will continue as Lorain county extension agent with Elyria headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Lorain County
Newark
Ohio
Wilma Alvildia Bonar
M. T. Bonar
Lyman Forrest Baker
Steubenville
J. F. Baker
Carey, Ohio
C. B. Alspach
Baker
Ohio State University
Gamma Phi Lambda Sorority
Phi Upsilon Omicron
Tau Gamma Phi Fraternity
Gamma Sigma Delta
Muskingum County
Jefferson County
Patrick–Patrick Wedding Celebration at Elyria Country Club
Mr and Mrs Arthur L Patrick hosted a Wednesday evening reception at Elyria Country Club honoring their son Gerard Patrick and his September bride. Thirty guests attended as the couple’s club dance followed a dinner with peach and yellow pom pom chrysanthemum centerpieces and green glassware. Out of town guests included Gerard Patrick and others from Cleveland, Akron, Youngstown, and Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur L. Patrick
Elyria Country Club
Gerard Patrick
Cleveland
John H. Snyder
Justus Pickett
Carl Bricke
Inez Whitehead
Mr. Jones
Daisy Hoover
Akron
Robert Lytle
Youngstown
John Bassler
Mr. Shenk
Pittsburgh
Dad Daughter Banquet Prep By Friendship Club
The Friendship Club groups prepare for the Dad-Daughter Banquet at St. Paul’s Church next Wednesday. The Players Group held a brief meeting and played charades while the S. O. S. Group conducted a significant session. The Minstrels practiced songs and the Handicraft Group made tokens, the Scribes prepared programs, and the Trail and Tumble Group rehearsed tumbling and a Dutch clog routine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Club
St. Paul’s Church
Past Noble Grands of Rebekah Lodge Elect 1931 Officers
The Past Noble Grands of Rebekah Lodge met Wednesday afternoon with 22 members and 1 guest. Officers elected for 1931: President Anna Friday, Vice Grace Archambeau, Treasurer Watie Jehle, Recording Secretary Grace Heidrich, Financial Secretary Katherine Reinhardt, Sunshine Treasurer Ellen Leckard, Chaplain Laura Farrell, Pianist Cora Bemis. Bemis read a Thanksgiving article, followed by social hour and refreshments. A tureen dinner and Christmas party are planned for December 17 at the I O O F hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
Katherine Reinhardt
West Bridge Street
Anna Friday
Grace Archambeau
Watie Jehle
Grace Heidrich
Sunshine
Ellen Leckard
Laura Farrell
Cora Bemis
Bemis
Miss Violet Patrick Hosts Bunco Party
Miss Violet Patrick was a charming hostess at her Oberlin Toad home Wednesday evening. Bunco was the main diversion with prizes for Miss Mary Nagy and Donald Johns, consoled by Mrs Barney Leonowicz and Stanley Leonowicz. A door prize went to Donald Johns and a luncheon followed. Games and dancing continued late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet Patrick
Oberlin Toad
Bunco
Mary Nagy
Donald Johns
Barney Leonowicz
Stanley Leonowicz
Entertain Guests in Model Kitchen by Ohio Public Service Girls
The Ohio Public Service girls hosted a Tuesday evening Model Kitchen party with Miss Agnes Kalter teaching lamps and decorations. Each girl showcased her handiwork amid carnation and rose decor. refreshments included chocolate turkey ice cream and cake. Dorothy Gately assisted, marking the month’s November activities led by Dorothy Gately. Thanksgiving guests included Mr and Mrs Merwin N Kindig and son Merwin Jr, Mr and Mrs LeGrand Kindig and son David Allen of Cleveland visiting E D Kindig at 144 Lake Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Model Kitchen
Ohio Public Service
Model
Agnes Kalter
Dorothy Gately
Miss Kalter
Alma Scheune- Wan
Merwin N. Kindig
Merwin Jr
LeGrand Kindig
David Allen
Cleveland
E. D. Kindig
144
Lake Avenue
Thanksgiving Dinner Party At Wellington Hosts
Mr and Mrs Frank Clara entertained at a Thanksgiving dinner yesterday at their Wellington home. The color scheme was pink and white with a bouquet of mums as the centerpiece. Guests included Robert Lewis Mrs Mary Kolb and son William Mr and Mrs Frank Burrell Mrs Clara Hollis Mrs Kate Spiegelberg J J Buckley and daughter Marian all of Elgrns and Frank Kolb of Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Clara
Wellington
Robert Lewis
Mary Kolb
William
Frank Burrell
Clara Hollis
Mirs
Kate Spiegelberg
J. J. Buckley
Marian
Elgrns
Frank Kolb
Buffalo
N. Y
Grace Lutheran Fellowship Club Meets at Church
Grace Lutheran Fellowship Club held Tuesday night with twenty one members and two guests. Mr and Mrs William Watson joined. After the business meeting prizes were won by Mrs Ira Donnelly and Mrs Ralph Wendt as James were enjoyed. Refreshments were served by Mrs Margaret Krugman Mr and Mrs Leonard Krugman and Harvey Kuss. The club adjourned to meet again December 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran Fellowship Club
William Watson
James
Ira Donnelly
Ralph Wendt
Margaret Krugman
Leonard Krugman
Harvey Kuss
Welsh Family Thanksgiving Dinner Marks Multiple Anniversaries
Miss Watherine Agnes Welsh and T. D. Welsh hosted Thanksgiving at the Alta Mira Tea rooms. The gathering celebrated the 24th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Welsh and the 8th anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Welsh. Twenty-two relatives joined the meal. After dinner four card tables were played for a pleasant afternoon.
Woodruff hosts family dinner on Fourth Street
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Woodruff entertained a family dinner party at their Fourth Street home on Thursday. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Boothroyd and daughter Lois Jane, De Forest Rimbach, Grace Bruce, L. A. Melin, J. E. Melin of Elyria, C. A. Melin and several Melin relatives, Thelma and Bessie Melin, Arthur Tremeln of Cleveland, and Mr. and Mrs. Ford Le Gere with Ralph Sechnarr of Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Woodruff
Fourth Street
L. J. Boothroyd
Lois Jane
de Forest Rimbach
Grace Bruce
L. A. Melin
J. E Melin
Elyria
C. A. Melin
Thelma Melin
Bessie Melin
Arthur Tremeln
Cleveland
M Irs Ford le Gere
Ralph Sechnarr
Florida
St Pauls Builder class hosts modest December plan
Mrs H Reinhardt of West Ridge hosts St Pauls church Builder’s Adult Class. Ten members attend with singing and prayer by Reverend Irion. December meeting omitted. a six o’clock dinner at the church in January planned. duo sung by R Pallas and Fred Wirth with Reverend Irion. Catholic Daughters brief meeting plans Christmas party December eleventh at K of C Hall chaired by Mrs Katherine Finnegan with committee including Mrs Raichard Gray and Misses Carrie and Genevieve Kuchenrither Anne Hoffman and A Hoffman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. OF A. Plan
Catholic Daughters of America
K. of C. Hall
Katherine Finnegan
Raichard Gray
Carrie Kuchenrither
Genevieve Kuchenrither
Anne Hoffman
A. Hoffman
Thanksgiving Dinner at 1406 Middle Avenue
Mr and Mrs Russell Pdyne entertained guests at their apartment on Thanksgiving Day with ten place settings. The luncheon featured pink roses and maiden hair ferns, hosting Mr and Mrs James Hillier Mr and Mrs Charles Leonard and Mrs Hillier plus J W Leonard and daughter Hat tie Leonard of Cleveland. Also present were Mr and Mrs W B Hysell with a larger group from Amherst Lorain Cleveland Elyria including the Mori family and the hosts sons Robert and Richard Hysell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Pdyne
Middle Avenue
James Hillier
Charles Leonard
Russell B. Hillier
J. W. Leonard
Hattie Leonard
Cleveland
W. B. Hysell
Floral Court
Albert Mori
Hilda Mori
Ruth Mori
Fred Mori
Amherst
Earl Lesher
Leonard Hirt
Lorain
Arnold Hirt
Earl Spath
Rose Mori
Delores Mori
Robert
Richard Hysell
Elyria
Club Meetings Schedule This Week
The Country Club bridge luncheon is planned for Tuesday with Mrs H D Biggs and Mrs Karl Plocher hosting and members to reserve with them. The Colonial Club meets Monday at 2 30 pm with Mrs John Falon at 508 Middle Avenue. Sons of Veterans and Auxiliary hold officer installation tonight at 720 Broadway Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
H. D. Biggs
Karl Plocher
Colonial Club
John Falon
Middle Avenue
Sons of Veterans and Auxiliary
Broadway, Lorain
Roberta Storm Weds Ralph Brasselle at First Methodist
A quiet Thursday morning wedding at 9:45 in the First Methodist church study united Miss Roberta Storm, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Storm of Kenyon Avenue, with Ralph Brasselle in the presence of immediate family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberta Storm
Ralph Brasselle
First Methodist Church
A E. Piper
John Storm
Kenyon Avenue
Family dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Giles at Grafton Road
Mr and Mrs A E Giles entertained at their Grafton Road home on Thursday with a large single table in green and yellow color scheme. Yellow chrysanthemums and a fruit centerpiece complemented the arrangement. Guests included the Giles family and friends, with several couples and daughters listed, and the party continued for supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Giles
Grafton Road
William E. Gules
Eric D. Chapman
Eric Chapman, Jr
Airs
Thayer Chapman
Constance
C. B. Chapman
Elizabeth
William McClelland
Grace Prindle
P. C. Gillman
Burton Ross
Margaret
Elizabeth Stokes
Mary K. Miller
Thanksgiving Morning Service At Epworth League
The Epworth League of the Methodist church held an early morning service at seven on Thanksgiving morning. Dorothy Berers led the meeting with special music by Mr and Mrs Brevoort and daughter Mildred. Reverend Meister from the Home for the Aged gave a short talk. About fifty seven attended, with visitors from Lorain and LaGrange. A light breakfast followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League of the Methodist Church
Dorothy Berers
Brevoort
Mildred
Meister
the Home For the
Lorain
LaGrange
Marriage Licenses Filed in Lorain and Nearby Counties
A list of marriage license actions shows Arlie Rigel and Mary Griff in Akron Belden with a Justice of the Peace. Lawrence Anderson and Marguerite Rolfe wed by Rev Carter in Wellington. Joseph Szanto and Anna Rupnik to be married by Rev Csontos in Lorain. James Scott and Martha Couples plan nuptials with Rev Alspach in Elyria. Lyman Baker and Wilma Bonar tied by Steubenville agent in Elyria. Herbert Leiminger and Mary Walsh wed by Justice Watts in Wellington. Arthur Collins and Mabelle Stevens to marry by a Justice of the Peace in Lorain. George Fought and Esther Sieler wed by a minister in Toledo. James Smith and Mary Wilker paired by Rev Merton in Lorain. Andrew Olsavsky and Mary Dobias to wed by Rev Novak in Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlie L. Rigel
Akron
Mary Griff
Belden
Lawrence Anderson
Wellington
Marguerite Rolfe
Carter
Joseph Szanto
Lorain
Anna Rupnik
Csontos
James E. Scott
Elyria
Martha Couples
Lyman F. Baker
Steubenville
Wilma A. Bonar
Rev
Alspach
Herbert F. Leiminger
Mary Jewel Walsh
Justice Watts
Arthur D. Collins
Mabelle Stevens
George W. Fought
Toledo
Esther Sieler
James D. Smith
Mary Elizabeth Wilker
Merton
Andrew Olsavsky
Mary Dobias
Novak
Admissions and Discharges Listed for Valley City and Beyond
Mrs Elizabeth Metzger of Valley City admitted. Discharges include Susie Pollack of 12 Taft Street Patrick Boyle of 146 Elbe Street Mrs Clayton Stevenson of Amherst Mrs Walter Hall of 350 Ith Street Mrs Robert Hohene del with baby boy at 116 E Hrs Blyrd Katherine Yancer Ambert Paul Herbert 329 W 5th Eugene Ross Wellington Meyer Kramer 104 West River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Metzger
Valley City
Susie Pollack
Taft Street
Patrick Boyle
Elbe Street
Clayton Stevenson
Amherst
Walter Hall
Robert Hohenedel
Blyrd
Katherine Yancer
Ambert
Paul Herbert
Eugene Ross
Wellington
Meyer Kramer
West River
Miss Winifred Ehricke Visits Kent State Family
Miss Winifred Ehricke of Kent State College spends the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs William Ebhricke on Third Street. Thanksgiving guests include Mr and Mrs C E Mantle of East River Street and Mr and Mrs F H Galloway of Danison Avenue. Additional visitors listed from South Bend Lorain Norwalk and Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Ehricke
Kent State College
William Ebhricke
Third Street
C. E. Mantle
East River Street
F. H. Galloway
Danison Avenue
T. Kenney
Avon Lake
T. J. Dimick
Herman Bedford
Joan Patricia
South Bend
Indiana
Dale B. Dimick
Lorain
Frank Morgan
Ione
Norwalk
Edwina C. Bedford
C. E. Bedford
Juanita
Clellan Andress
Els Ria
J. H. Dixon
Thanksgiving Guests and Local Visits Across Elyria
Local residents hosted and visited over the Thanksgiving holiday with relatives from Cleveland, Toledo, Canton, Elyria, and Ontario. Entertainers Dick Hancock and Rennie Wernele performed at the Junior Prom in Oberlin before heading to Hotel Alcazar in Cleveland Heights Saturday night. Notables and families from Ohio and Michigan joined dinners and weekend gatherings across streets and avenues in Elyria and nearby towns.
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A. H
Emma Vosburg
Ernest Bates
Chris Andres
Charles Hebebrand
Elyla
DeMolay Dance at Elks Hall Friday Night
Sullivan's Orchestra to play at the DeMolay dance at Elks Hall on Friday night November 28. Gents 50 cents and ladies 23 cents admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Hall
Sullivan’s Orchestra
Ladies Auxiliary Meeting at Frank Noveske Home
The Ladies Auxiliary of the K of St John will meet tonight at 8:00 at the home of Frank Noveske, 13 Longford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Auxiliary
K. of St. John
Frank Noveske
Longford
Local Residents Share Visits in Birmingham Area
Mr and Mrs Steve Gottschling and family hosted visitors including Henry Altmiller family and Elmer Vietzen and sons from Elyria. Mildred Snellenberger and Lucile spent the weekend with Mrs E H Snellenberger in Elyria. Grover Berkmeyer relocated a small building near Old Mill property and plans future expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Vietzen
Russel and
Melvin
Ely Tia
Ella Brandau
Frank Griffen
Elyria
Mildred
Lucile Snellenberger
E. H. Snellenberger
Grover Berkmeyer
R. H. Ewell
Sliker
Jacob Swonger
Ruth
Strongsville
Alma Stone
Frederick Clary
Lorain
J. B. Dennison
William Bechstein
South Amherst
Steve Gottschling
Community Notes and Social Visits in Local Families
Mrs C A Mordoff Mrs Myra Edgar and son Lester were mentioned among the guests. Mr and Mrs Griffen joined Friday supper at the Altmiller home. Birmingham Fire Department plans monthly meetings on the first Monday at 750 PM, next on December 1 1930. Date family hosted friends, Ruth Marie visited Schaffer family in Fremont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Mordoff
Myra Edgar
Lester
F. A. Griffen
Henry Altmiller
Birmingham Fire Department
H. M
Bank President Found Dead in Nashville Hotel
R E B Donnell, 63, president of the closed Liberty Bank and Trust, was found dead in a Nashville hotel room with a shoelace around his neck. A physician said death was by strangulation and recent. family had feared he might harm himself after the bank’s failure. No bank irregularities were known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
R. E B. Donnell
Liberty Bank and Trust Company
M. D. Johnson
Donnell
Indian mound exhibit recalls long-imprisoned tribe members
A northwestern Oklahoma Indian mound, where individuals had been imprisoned for three or four centuries, was recently shown. The displayed group did not live long after their release. In France, the 1930 champagne harvest is expected to be poor because a cold summer and subsequent humidity damaged the vines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Mound
Oklahoma
France
Dance at Ridgeville Grange Hall Friday Evenings
Cook's orchestra performs every Friday at Ridgeville Grange Hall. Mrs Sutcliffe hosts events at 330 Broad Church Sunday 7 30 and at 650 Broad Monday morning and afternoon. Ph 36584.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville Grange Hall
Cook
Sutcliffe
Broad
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs
PAST
Noble Grand Association
Miss Violet Patrick
Woodruff Home
PAYNE
Rome
GILES
Epworth League
Wilmot Printing Co
Masonic Temple
Eagles Hall
Alliance of Poles of America
Branch
100 — Good Music
Ray McGowin
MecGowin
H. H. McGowin
Renyon Avenue
Paul Bourquin
George
Earl
Mr. Bourquin
George Binder
Marion
Mabie Seigle
Ninth Street
William Cowen
Robert W. Funk
M. CG. A
A. R. Funk
Beynoldsburg
C. W. Lawrence
Stanford Avenue
J. F. Defenbacher
Grove City
Pennsylvania
Eleanor Gerstenberger
Oo. Gerstenberger
Center Ridge Road
Miami University
Oxford
Harriet Scholl
Cincinnati
B. F. Parke
Frances Yvonne
Wilma Ernestine
Daniel Conner
la Grange
Jack West
Longfellow Street
YMLC
C. V. Barr
Joseph Weller
Cambridge
Barr
Abbey Road
Ruby Granger Maser
Los Angeles
California
Clara Granger
Barbara Whidden
A. D. Whidden
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Kent College
Helen Conram
Freda Allen
R. T. McCullen
Chicago
A. H Hoose
West Twelfth Street
L. A. Hoose
A. C. Hoose
Lakewood
R. C. Hoose
LeGrande Kindig and Son
B. J. Beisinger
P. P. Reese
Ohio Street
L. M. Driscoll
Carrie May
Reading
Reese
Ella H. Becherer
Canton Ohio
K. R. Jenson
West Avenue
William Stark
Oberlin Road
Harvey
Fred Lawrence
Cascade Street
Harry Lawrence
New York
Margaret Hol- Gradge
Earl Peabody
Wakeman
FE. W. Baird
Edith Bougtton
Bertha Pember
Cora Fow
F. M. Black
Princeton Avenue
J. A. Gravatt
Pontiac
Michigan
G. A. Reeder
Spencer
C. Lewis
Lenore Stevick
Marion Stevick
H. G. Stevick
Daniel
Phillip
Marian Daniels
Grace Daniels
F. E. Robinson
Edward Pape
Ohio Wesleyan University
Robert Leimbach
Henry Wagner
Martha Wagner
Brownhelm
Charles Krapp
Helen
Fred Will
Otto KR. Mischka
Harrison & Rev. R. T. Ketcham
Columbus
Birmingham
County
Steve Gooischling
Mother Gray
Cooks’ Millinery East Avenue
Ava
Tadley
Virgin
Virgin Diamond
Virgin Diamonds
Haseroot
House OF Perfect Diamonds
Elyria Savings Trust Blag
the Children’s Apparel Shop
Second Street
J. Hutchings
Lorain Road
Cuyahoga County
Butternut Ridge
The
Cleveland School of Art
BOX Greeting Cards of Choice GreeTings
Saul
Paris
Marseilles
Wainwright Flowers
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