St John's Lutheran Church Wedding in Hampton
Miss Margeret Novak became the bride of an unidentified groom at St John's Lutheran Church in Hampton Nebraska at five thirty. Reverend Richard P. Lehman officiated with P M Schroeter and Flow Peck providing music. The couple was attended by no one, a dinner followed at the Woman's Club for thirty seven guests, and a reception at the bride's home occurred later that evening. The bride wore a burgundy velvet dress with white chrysanthemums. The groom and bride's backgrounds and school histories are noted, with community notices about local PTA and church events following.
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St John's Lutheran Church
Margeret
August Novak
East River
Richard P. Lehman
Hampton
Nebraska
Armin Schroeder
Church Arist
P. M. Schroeter
Ars
Flow Peck
Ehwan
Texas
Bampton
Ned
Cococresaris
Misses and John's
Lerving
Etr
Colson Company
Young People’s Society of the Church
Eaton Center Church of Christ Chicken Supper Bazaar
A Chicken Supper Bazaar is hosted by Eaton Center Church of Christ on Wednesday December 4. Proceeds go to church programs. No additional details provided.
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Eaton Center Church of Christ
Two Weddings Are Solemnized Today
Two weddings were solemnized today as Miss D x Fredrich and Miss Hing wore gowns of green satin and purple, attended by Betty King and Margaret Roback. Brides and grooms, both from Lorain, had ceremony led by Pastor Lux with music by Mire. Jack Haze and Charles Guth sang Ave Maria. After Mass and reception, the couples plan to live in Detroit where the grooms are employed.
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Lux
Jack Haze
Charles Guth
Betty King
Ronor
Margaret Roback
Arthur Rodzash
James Bodzash
Lorain
Pastor
Detroit
Briges
Shai Ang
St. Michaelis Church
Deétru.2
Rainbow Girls Dance in Elk’s Hall With 75 Couples
Elsrna Assembls Rainbow Girls sponsored a dance in Elk’s Hall with about seventy five couples on music by Bill McCray’s orchestra. Chaperones were Mr and Mrs Carl Dramm oir and Mrs Lews Heidrich Dad and Mother Barton. Miss Jane Robertson led arrangements. Rainbow Girls prepare for a December ninth inspection with a rehearsal planned for Sunday December first.
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Elsrna
Rainbow Girls
Elk’s Hall
Bill McCray
Carl Dramm Oir
Lews Heidrich
Barton
Jane Robertson
Mrs Findley Reviews French Provence in Book Essays
Mrs Findley and four Stock Club members enjoyed a luncheon with Mrs C G Washburn. Mrs Guy B Findley praised Ford Madox Ford for Provence a vivid portrayal of Provence and spiritual life. Mrs George D Nicholas discussed Marie Mauron Mount Peacock in translation. Mrs D C Martin to host luncheon on Friday December thirteenth.
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Findley
Stock Club
C. G. Washburn
Guy B. Findley
Ford Madox Ford
France
Provence
George D Nicholas
Marie Mauron
Mount Peacock
D.C. Martin
Calendar of club meetings and events around town
Calendar items list multiple society meetings and gatherings. Topics include class meetings at Susanna Wesley and M E Br and Mrs Bond, club shows, co ed dinners at The Gables, officers' inspect and initiation by Canton Lorain Auxiliary, and Bible class sessions. Other entries mention W C A Columbia Cicd, McKintley PTA, and church board meetings at 12 W St with various hostesses.
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B. G. Heever
Ul Seteet
E. Heeniz
Carnell Ave
M. E. Br
Bond
East Avenue
Grilé
Sam Avery
Fairlawn Avenue
Susanna Wesley
the Gables
Ralph Murbash
Canton-Lorain Auxhiary
Chin Turg
Mabel Keller
Cleveland Street
Deborzaire Sorosis
Opal Scott
Business Women’s Bible Class
Columbia Cicd
McKintley P T. A
V. FP
Wand Ausillary M. E
Henri Hi
Bird
Hospital Iotn Leavitt and Gallatia Patients Report
Fragmentary OCR notes show hospital names and patient references including Leavitt Gallatia Rossh and Jackson at 598 Broad Street. Details are incomplete but indicate a local hospital roster or patient log with names and a street address.
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Leavitt
Gallatia
Book Reviews Mention Mary Peters Sr and Mary Ellen Chase
A local afternoon session hosted by Mrs Seward Henson featured a review of works by Mary Peters Sr and Mary Ellen Chase. The event included discussion of teaching, sea experiences, and literary insight by attendees such as Mrs James Guthrie and Mrs Ante Louse EB, with remarks on the authors' backgrounds and careers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Taylor
Mary Peters
Mary Ellen Chase
Seward Henson
Smith Ce
Mfe
Eand
James Guthrie
Miss Neva Goodsite Bride at John Carsexter Nuptials
Miss Goodsite became the bride at John Carsexter December twenty. The event was hosted by Mrs. Giede on North Ridge Road. Prizes were awarded for high score, and guests included Mrs. Harry Pest and LaVonte Sipem among others.
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Ned
Neva Goodecome
John Carsexter
Giede
North Ridge Road
Miss Goodsite
Ann
Roth
Mre
Harry Pest
LaVonte Sipem
Helen Arpenter
RebEorer
de Marr Popovich
Baptist Church Notes on Tuesday Evening Program
Notes describe a church gathering with a Wednesday toast, musical program, and speaker Mr. Porta. Guests include Cleveland, Eirtia, Dax Harbor, Sid, and KRenistky. An evening dinner and decorations feature seasonal wintry motifs and golden accents.
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Emsirae Cleveland
Eirtia
Dax Harbor
Sid
Krenistky
Miss Lump Hostess at Home Meeting
Miss Lump hosted a local gathering at her Mid dle Averas home. Miss Margaret Chace announced a December event to be held at her street residence, with attendees planning an upcoming meeting.
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Middle Averas
Eye Ok
Margaret Chace
Decem
Mrs Dill Hosts Pinochle Night Highlights Prizes
Mrs Emma Dill of the Nie Block welcomed Happ Pinochle Club members for an evening of cards. Mrs Helen Diederich and Mrs Hattie Hansman won high scores while Mrs Agnes Halderman was consoled. Yellow pompoms decorated the table as a three course luncheon was served. In two weeks Miss Julia Hall will host at Broad Street.
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Emma Dill
The
Nie
Block
Happ
Helen Diederich
Hattie Hansman
Agnes Halderman
Julia Hall
Broad Street
Compliment Bride ShoRe Warne Martin Trotabtas at Feted Reception
Guests honored the bride with a reception following the ceremony last evening. Mrs. Mentz Ream and Mr. Charles Copas hosted the event, with Mr. Ervin presenting the bride and family friends in attendance.
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shoRe. Com
Warne Martin Trotabtas
Mentz Ream
Charles Copas
TeRardey Fox Booter
Ay Ervin
Local Thanksgiving Guests Fill Gulf Farm Notes
Genevans and Ohio visitors flocked through Gulf Farms and nearby homes for Thanksgiving. Families from Geneva New York Ravenna Ohio and Ridgeville shared meals and holiday visits with relatives including May Heard Edith Terre and the Vedder family while Dr C M Ackerman hosted guests. Ohio church groups held gatherings as students and family members returned for the holiday weekend.
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Chester Suppes
Famis
Geneva
New York
Rome
John Burger
Mary Burger
Ravenna
Ohio
C. M. Ackerman
Tom Avenue
Beth
Irene Ackerman
Wheaton Celese
Wilbur Kramer
Ding
Rsten Flagstad Ft Bight
Phen
Edith Terre
Mineum Street
P. Pe Son
Etyrig Clinte
Gertrude
Dent St
Laiver
Erend
Whio
Cassopolis
Michigan
Harry W Betty
Sundar Conda
J. D
Cleveland Street
Charles Meadi
John Madison
Batgs
Dinner party honors Squire in Elyria assembly
Sixteen Elyrians dined Wednesday at Schneider's in Dover hosted by H. F. L. Ashley, state deputy banking superintendent. H. Squire received honors with brief speeches by James Brown and H. F. Ashler, then guests spoke. Several locals and relatives planned Thanksgiving week visits and gatherings across Ohio and Indiana.
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Schneider's
Dover
H. FL. Ashley
H Squire
H. H. Nye
Mr. Squire
James Brown
Hi O F. Ashler
Studies Ethiopia Panel Mkes Dinner Plans At Local Meet
Members of the Catholic Study Club met at Mrs. R Sherk on Stanford Avenue on a recent afternoon. After dessert a panel on Ethiopia was presented by Mrs. Sherk. Mrs. S. J. Birkbeck read The Littia Mixer. Plans were made for a turkey dinner at Mrs. Resseler's home next Wednesday. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Edward Hayes's home in two weeks.
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Catholic Study
R. Sherk
Stanford Avenue
Ethiopia
Sherk
J. Birkbeck
Lillian Nicholson
Unclear Names Mark Postponed Social Club Meeting
In Elyria and nearby areas scattered names appear with occupations such as farmer school teacher and minister. The Social Club has postponed its December 16 meeting and plans entertainment at Mrs Schuster in Elyria area.
Thunder in the Air to Open Holiday Stage Season
Rehearsals progress for the second production of the season by the Pies makers. On Thursday evening December fifth at the Hi alte theatre the play Thunder in the Air by Robins Millar will be staged with intensive rehearsals led by the director. The cast, led by nine year old Rochard Hogan, shows promise and a stress rehearsal is planned for Tuesday evening.
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Pies Makers
Robins Millar
Hialte Theatre
Frank Seward
Atene
Rochard Hogan
Girl Scout Dance Meeting Set at First Congregational Church
Miss Evelsn Brikhart will be in charge of the Folk Dance meeting for the Girl Scout training course at the First Congregational Church Monday evening December 3 from 7:15 to 9:15.
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Evelsn Brikhart
Prize Winners At St Peter's Church North Ridgeville
North Ridgeville reports prize winners from St Peter's Church with names including Mrs P ta of Abberead Mrs Lawrence Rothe ery Mrs Louis Webber and Miss Mary Webbber. Lawrence Rothgerr Jr won the children's contest and the apotest 2 trailed. The meeting was well attended as plans were discussed to add donor baskets for basketball at the playground. Musical numbers were provided by the Four Leaf Clover Boys with a December meeting planned.
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North Ridgevelle
St. Peter's Church
P. Ta of
Abberead
Lawrence Rotheery
Louis Webber
Mise Mary Webbber
Lawrence Rothgerr, Jr
PTL
Four Leaf Clover Boys
Urbana teachers get salary boosts under state program
In Urbana Ohio on November 30 thirty public school teachers received raises of 50 to 125 dollars annually. Superintendent C W Cockson said the increases meet the minimum salary requirements of the state foundation program effective January first, 1936.
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Urbana
Urbana Public Schools
C. W. Cockson
State School Foundation
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Margaret Novak
Mordar
Rossiter
Imas
Ely Associaton
Edison P. T. A
Gouide
Jefferson Junior High
Raymond Huston
L. B. Hirdman
God
Rivoli Theatre
Paul Wainwright
Entertains Club
Coteérie Bridge Club
Fred Stegman
Chase Street
J. H. Brown
West Avenue
Picture Store
West Second St
Birkline’s
Birkline
Leo Brissel
Beide
Ness Geen
Oreate
Fredrich
Jeanne Z
Las Barthart
Spruce Street
George Standen
Nooner
Man G.fts
Carl Fesler
William Seg Ey
Henry Standen
Bert. Standen and Son
Elien Sawyer
Queens of Campus
Mery Allen
Velms
Baptist Church
Serra Kota
Lota
Clauser
Miss Lump
Mrs. Dill
Sanko Restaurant
Cor. Broad and Mill St
Over Bell's
A. L. Wimpenny
Aluce
Marr
Quvastrae
R. W. Madison
Marcia
C. Earl
ac _D. Liczerish
Evyria
Martha Suppes
Hathaway Brown
Cleveland
Gulf Farms
First Baptist Church
Independent Baptist Churches of Ohio
Toledo
Lewis Avenue
To- Oo
Coallin- Dr
Will HL
Moodywood M. E
Wayne Burdue
Honor S. H. Squire
George Calvert
Rochester
Galverts
Frank Payne
Jerre
Bob Hammondan Haren
LaVerna McLaughlin
Foster
Watters
Oister
Vahey
L. G. Andr
Wess Avenue
Philadelphia
Sylvania
Howard Spore
Vago
I Linois
Camorsige Ptreet
Eleanor
Mlerey
Scheel
Eonyal
Jerry
Evansville
Indiana
Studies
Louis Paster
Detroitate Worker
Agnes Boback
Elyria
Erwin Howard
la Grange
June Motier
Grafton Township
Richard Hetteridge
Barbara Dawson
Richard P. Lehmann Hampton
Neb
Yak
Zaret No
F. R. Crawford Quality Dairy
North Ridgeville
Hear CO
Ohio University At
Athens
Lawrence
Raymond Kathe
H. P. Eldred
Oletha
George Burns Iather Eldred
Currie Thompson
Lakewood
Lawrence Darby
Ohio University
J. B. Darby
Webb Park
Izy Middle Ave
Wilmot Printing CO
Masonic Temple Ph
Elyria Dairies