Doris Walker Weds Elyria Attorney At First Methodist
Doris Walker marries Elyria attorney Frank Wilcox at First Methodist Episcopal Church with a large family gathering. The ceremony featured organ music by Mabel Brown and Mabel Rice of Columbia, a bride in white satin, and attendees including cousin Miss Mabel Walker of Long Eaton. Afterward a reception at the Woman's Club. The couple leaves for an eastern trip and will reside on Marseilles Avenue. Mr. Wilcox is a practicing attorney. Mrs. Wilcox works at Pfaudler Co. lab and is a Rosemount and Strathcona alumna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Doris Walker
Frank Wilcox
Louise Brown
Mabel Rice
Columbia
Lohengrin
William J. Walker
Mabel Walker
Long Eaton
England
Leslie C. Walker
Hubbard Wilcox
James H. Cottrell, Jr
Cleveland
E. J. Bond
Harold Henney
Nevada
Ohio
Wilcox
Mr. Wilcox
Miller Wilcox
Eighth Street
Wm. J. Walker
Harwood Street
Pfaudler Co
Marseilles Avenue
Rosemount School
Strathcona Academy
Montreal
Canada
Ely
George Mynchenberg
Columbus
State Medical Society
W. H. Eglin
Youngstown
Wilcox-Walker
Ivan Smith
Wadsworth Hospital
Smith
Virginia Ross
Qberlin Road
Russell Vaughn
Rome City
Indiana
W. C. Hill
Fairlawn Avenue
Helen Clark
Dorothy Johnson
Portsmouth
Ruth McGinnis
Fifth Street
Peter Hamilton
Drake
Warren
Kennedy
Berea
J. S. Snell
Eleanor
Flora
H. T. Snell
Frank Mills
C. B. Mincks
Stow
James Cottrell
Lakewood
Cora Mellinger
Eleventh Street
Jesse Skiiletz
Elyria
Denison University
Granville
Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity
Armin Schroeder
St. John's Church
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Flora Battles
Wooster
Della Kreps
Chestnut Street
Arthur Sayles
Alice Sayles
Mansfield
Ray Tracht
Harold Sayles
Princeton Avenue
Sayles
Ralph Shoop
915
East Avenue
Oberlin
George Wyatt
Fairview
Ernest McMillen
Paul
Medina
Kenneth Chamberlain
Bay Village
Ernest Grandman
Melvin J. Nagel
Jack Gallon
Lorain
C. M. Turner
Litchfield
Carl Nolan
Mildred
Wiliam Watkins
Lawrence
Mar
Bride Elect Mary Faulkner Weds Paul Krebs Mock Shower
Mrs Albert Krebs hosted a Saturday evening mock wedding shower at her Butlernut Ridge Road home for bride elect Mary Faulkner and groom Paul Krebs. Principal roles were played by Mrs Will Meister as minister Mrs Russell Rose as the bride and Mrs Sweet as the groom. Martha Krebs played the wedding march as guests enjoyed pink and white luncheon decor and a gift reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Krebs
Butternut Ridge Road
Mary Faulkner
Paul Krebs
Will Meister
Berea
Russell Rose
Elyria
Sweet
Martha Krebs
Krebs
Miss Gwendolyn Gaines Engaged to Lee Marsh
Erie resident Miss Gwendolyn Gaines, whose October 16 wedding to Lee Marsh is planned, was honored by the Second Congregational Church primary department teachers and five guests at Mrs. Irving L. Shepherd’s home. Gaines, a four year Sunday school teacher with perfect attendance, received a large chest of gifts after games and a refreshment course. Mrs Wiseman received keepsakes from the primary department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwendolyn Gaines
Eriestreat
Lee Marsh
Second Congregational Church
Miss Gaines
Mrs. Wiseman
Walter Taylor
Cloyd Dake Gull
C. D. Gull
Earl Court
Allegheny College
Meadville
Pennsylvania
Gull
Alpha Chi Rho
Local residents listed for weekend Bowling Green trip
The notice names Thomas J. Kovak clerk Elyria and Clara Dumke Elyria with Rev Daley. Charles Vargo tailor Akron and Theresa Nyirati Lorain with Rev Reichert. Steve Balozs carman Lorain and Rose Erma Yoros Lorain with Rev Hurst. William R Azinger salesman Lorain and Kathryne Shephard Lorain with Rev Reichert. Mr and Mrs Allen Grimes of Fourth street spent the weekend in Bowling Green Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Kovak
Elyria
Clara Dumke
Daley
Charles Vargo
Akron
Theresa Nyirati
Lorain
Reichert
Steve Balozs
Carman Helper
Rose Erma Yoros
Hurst
William R. Azinger
Kathryne Shephard
Mrs. Allen Grimes
Fourth Street
Bowling Green, Ohio
Pantry shelf shower honors Miss Isabelle Wessell
Mrs. Charles Boals hosted a pantry shelf shower for Miss Isabelle Wessell on Saturday afternoon at Winckles street. Cootie prize winners were Miss Olive Rose, Mrs. Albert Wirth, and Mrs. L. E. Wessell. Miss Wessell opened gifts at the dining room table before a two course luncheon. Guests included Olive Rose, Ethel Yucna, Mesdames A. Wirth, Lumadue, Fred Schroeder, Harry Daugherty, L. Wessell, Henry Webber, and Arthur Mein. Miss Wessell will wed Tom Smith on Saturday October twentieth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Boals
Winckles Street
Isabelle Wessell
Olive Rose
Albert Wirth
L. E. Wessell
Miss Wessell
Ethel Yucna
Mesdames A. Wirth
Lumadue
Fred Schroeder
Harry Daugherty
L. Wessell
Henry Webber
Arthur Meinke
First hike of year delight for Elyria Girl Scouts
Twenty two members of Troop II spent Friday and Saturday at Finwood Scout cabin performing camp duties eating nose hag lunches and lighting the campfire. Captain Overdeer and five campers slept outdoors while Mrs Shrrock supervised the scene. Taps echoed from the hill as a treasure hunt came winners the Blacks. Saturday included trail work a chili dinner and patrol sketches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troop II
Finwood
Overdeer
Elyria
Bierek Parents Celebrate 20th Anniversary at Home
Marry Jo Helen and Alex Bierek hosted 45 guests at 1197 West Avenue Saturday for the 20th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. J. Bierek. Guests from Detroit included Mr. and Mrs. Konke and Mr. and Mrs. Hodacz. A buffet luncheon and gifts accompanied the festivities as games and dancing entertained the younger and older attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Alex Bierek
West Avenue
J. Bierek
Distinguished Speaker Set for Democrat Luncheon
The Hon. Herbert E. Duffy Columbus lawyer and attorney-general hopeful, Congressman Dan W. Harter of the 14th district, and Agnes KE. King Ironton lawyer and writer will speak at the Women's Democrat luncheon on Wednesday at 1:00 at the Methodist church. Members invite all interested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert E. Duffy
Columbus
Dan W. Harter
14Th
Agnes KE. King
Ironton
Ohio
Democrat
Methodist Church
Eld. Club Plans Dance At Nagy Home
Members of the I. KE. PD. club met at Miss Helen Nagy's home. Prizes went to Wilma George and Hazel Todgham. A dance was planned for next month with pink and white table decor. Miss Shirley Ann Smith of Cleveland attended. Next meeting set for October 10 at Watel Todgham's Clinton Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. KE. PD
Helen Nagy
Wilma George
Hazel Todgham
Virginia
Shirley Ann Smith
Leveland
Watel Todgham
Clinton Avenue
Community group notices outline varied club gatherings
The week’s notices list diverse meetings across town including FOR THE WEEK Drama Group of A. A. VU with Miss Ebba Fosselius, Rainbow class at 1st Methodist church, Mugwumps with Mrs. F Higgie, and Methodist Circle No. 5 entertainment by Walter Ayers with Europe trip photos. Also scheduled are Rotary style socials, garden and sorority meetings, Masonic chorus rehearsals, and the Elyria Riding Club annual meeting at Elyria Savings & Trust Bank directors’ room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. VU. Ww
Ebba Fosselius
Princeton Avenue
Robert Sandrock
Garnette Wilson
Rainbow
1St Methodist Church
Mugwumps
F. Higgie
High Street
Methodist Circle No. 5
Walter Ayers
Europe
Little Sorority
Mary Buzzard
Gulf Road
Sunny Side Up Club
C. C. Koontz
Cornell Avenue
Sega Club
Damyrious Meinke
Columbus Street
Vv. F. W
Masonic Chorus
Garden Club
G. D. Nicholas
Gulf Farms
P. M
King Solomon's Lodge
P. D. Reely
Woodman Hall
Knights of Columbus
2Nd Cong’s Church
Holiness
Worden
E. Tth Street
Elyria Riding Club
Elyria Savings & Trust Bank
Emmanuel Lutheran
Fall festival and community meetings led by Frank Harmon Lodze
Frank Harmon Lodze announces a fall festival with Carl Ramm as chairman. Rev. Wm. Smith of Oberlin will be the speaker. Numerous church and club groups meet in parlor sessions across Lorain including ladies circles, sororities, and auxiliary organizations at church and school venues.
Local clubs and church events fill Elkhart calendar
A long list of groups and meetings dominates the day as local organizations from Cora Walton Mission Study Cub to St. Paul’s circles, W. C. T. U. chapters, and church auxiliaries gather at churches and homes. Speakers include County Auditor C. Ss. Kel ser and Supt. Maston to discuss school financing.
Pythian Sister Card Party Noted in City Report
South End Home Department meets with Mrs. R. C. Hastings at 225 16th street and East Side Guild of St. Andrew's meets with Mrs. Wm Humphrey at 108 Cornell avenue. Card party by Pythian Sisters listed as coming event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End
R. C. Hastings
16Th Street
East Side Guild of St
Cleveland Orchestra Opens Seventeenth Season Thursday
Arthur Rodzinski begins his second season as conductor guiding the Cleveland Orchestra in Beethoven symphony No. 3 Eroica. The program includes Richard Strauss Heldenleben, marking the orchestra’s first concerts of its seventeenth season at Severance Hall with a capacity crowd expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Rodzinski
Cleveland Orchestra
Ludwig van Beethoven
Beethoven
Napoleon Bonaparte
Richard Wagner
Severance Hall
Richard Strauss
Music Hall
Cleveland
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Max Fiedler
Grays
Irene Lewisohn
Neighborhood Playhouse
Heidenishen
Charles Werlman
Marton Graham
New York
Seleviniin
Josef Fuchs
Severanre
Artur Rodzinski
Friday Community Meetings and Local Notices
Mission Study Club gathers at First Congregational Church. Emmanuel Lutheran hosts a father and son banquet. Daughters of the American Revolution meet with Mrs J W Brandt on Washington avenue. Avenue Club and Women's Relief Corps hold sessions. North Side Guild of St Andrews meets with Miss Louise Baker on Harrison street. Kings Daughters Class of First Methodist meets Mrs F A Coder at 229 Fifth Street at 7:30. U P Men's League Executive Committee meets at 8 at the church. Thomas H Stevenson of Brandon Avenue leaves Saturday for New York City to visit his sister Mrs G Cay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Auxiharr
Post
Aux
Lorain
Church of Christ
Women of Moose
Banco
Julia Wells
Erie Street
Nela Park
Y. Wc. A
Elvira Lodge
O. C
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Knights of St. John
Mothers’ Auxiliary
U. P. Church
T. F. Sellers
Harvard
Mary
Martha
M. E. Church
C. E
Cong’l
Tio
Cong
Fred Baker
Lake Avenue
Emmanuel Lutheran Missionary Society
Hess
East Broad
PT. A
C. Ss. Kelser
Maston
Cora May Walton
Cub
Dames of Malta
LaPorte
Mae Huene
Division D
C. Squires
F. Page
U. G. Club
A. J. Lehman
Furnace Street
St. Paul's Circle
Mary Fox
Democrat Women Club
1St Methodist Church
Sigma Omega Sigma Sorority
Rose Marie Stirzaker
Cornell Avenue
Woman's Club
Friendship Club
Vincent M. E. Church
St. Paul's Men’s Brotherhood
Jean Pound
The
Oriental Missionary Society
Emmanuel Lutheran Men's
J. H. Green
Wellington
Eagles’ Auxiliary
1St Cong
Emmanuel Lutheran
Daughters of American Revolution
J. W. Brandt
Washington Avenue
Avenue Club
Women's Relief Corps
North Side Guild of
St. Andrew'’s
Louise Baker
Harrison Street
Kings Daughters
1St M. Church
F. A. Coder
Fifth Street
U. P. Men’s League
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Noted Across Several Local Areas
Admissions list for Russell Hadaway North Ridgeville Mrs Cloyd Guill 449 Earl Co John Elden Trafton Robert Fitzsimmons Cleveland Jean Allen 907 West Ave Mrs Ollie Glass No 9 Woodford Ave Raymond Shup ska Geneva Helen St John Geneva. Discharges include Anne Spicer La Grange Nicholas Bigos Ridgeville Mrs Harry Bachtell baby boy Medina Mrs Harlon Chapman baby boy The Hedges Mrs William Binns Oberlin Mrs Carl Pomelee 217 Harwood Andrew Kinder 986 West River Alfred Luther 1201 Lake Ave baby girl Palagyin 41 West River Grover Brink Parmelee Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Hadaway
North Ridgeville
Cloyd Guill
Earl Co
John Elden
Trafton
Robert Fitzsimmons
Cleveland
Jean Allen
West Ave
Ollie Glass
Woodford Ave
Raymond Shupska
Geneva
Helen St. John
Anne Spicer
la Grange
Nicholas Bigos
Ridgeville
Harry Bachtell
Medina
Harlon Chapman
the Hedges
William Binns
Oberlin
Carl Pomelee
Thayer Family 3rd Annual Reunion at Chapman Home
The Thayer family held its third annual reunion yesterday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eric Chapman in the Hedges. Thirty seven relatives attended from Cleveland, Columbus, Galion in Ohio and Mattoon in Indiana. A pavilion dinner preceded a music and readings program led by Mrs. Eric Chapman, with ball games and dancing afterward. Eric Chapman Jr. Max Chapman and Clifford Thayer of Cleveland organized the sports. Officers reelected were Clifford Thayer president Otto Thayer vice president and Mrs. Eric Chapman secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thayer
Eric Chapman
Cleveland
Columbus
Galion
Ohio
Mattoon
Indiana
Eric Chapman Jr
Max Chapman
Clifford Thayer
Otto Thayer
Ind
Intermediate C. leader Dorothy Lingenfelter leads meeting
The Intermediate C. group met last night with Dorothy Lingenfelter and Carlita Stang leading discussions on The people who had a mind to work. Alberta Wright conducted consecration services and three new members Cleo Lee Haze Martin Anne Esxke joined. Committees for the coming year were announced including prayer, lookout, social, missionary, and publicity with Dorothy Lingenfelter serving as publicity chair. The executive meeting reported on organizingIntermediate participation for the Hardin County CBE convention at Second Congregational Elyria on October 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E
Dorothy Lingenfelter
Carlita Stangreat
Alberta Wright
Cleo Lee
Haze
Martin
Anne Esxke
Cel Benediction
Prayer
Nola Smith
Ales Roebbinson
Jean Brilthace
Carlita Stang
Cleon Lee
Mary Jones
Batty Wessinger
Lookout Committee
Jacok Spencer
Willis Bloazley
Clarice Hensman
Richard Green
Betty Harrison
Carroll Weees
Alfred Luther
Janet Tichenor
Dorothy McKee
Muriel
Lorna Fiedler
June Wiliams
Allen Sehrmerger
Andrew Meldrum
Jean Br.Knart
Eering
Itermediate
Hardin County C. BE
Second Congregational Church
Elyria
Pugliney
June Williams
Sister Hensman
Jack Spener
Andrew Melruri
Fister Hen=mian
Janat Tachenar
Willis Blingley
Allen Sehrmeyer
Cave Woods
Jean Rbhillhart
Betty Wissenger
Boorthy McKee
Rebeteca Meldrum
Virginia Ryan
Missionary Society Meeting at Vincent Methodist Church
The Lorain County group meet ing of the Women's Home Missionary Society meets Wednesday at Vincent Methodist church. The meeting is scheduled to begin at ten o'clock and close at four o'clock. Luncheon will be served at the church at noon. The Yellow Line cars stop at Vincent church, and it is hoped that many missionary minded women will avail themselves of the valuable school of instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Women's Home Missionary Society
Vincent Methodist Church
Yellow Line
Vincent Church
Evening games at McRoberts home entertain Spanish War Veterans
Mr. and Mrs. E J McRoberts opened their Furnace Street home Saturday to Major Woodworth Camp and Auxiliary members. Seven tables played drood and bridge with high scores going to Mrs. Hyman Mrs Colburn Miss Southam Daniel Rothe and A E Gray. Consoled were Mrs. Carter Mrs C Southam Paul Houghtaling George Colburn and William Hyman. Refreshments followed. home decorated with dahlias and fall flowers. Nearby Bethany West Virginia trip saw Jack Brown pledge to Sigma Nu in Bethany College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. McRoberts
Furnace Street
Woodworth
Pedro
Bridge
William Hyman
George Colburn
Virginia Southam
Daniel C. Rothe
A. E. Gray
Carter
C. Southam
Paul Houghtaling
D A R Board Meets At Elyria Woman's Club Tuesday
The D A R Board of Management meets at the Elyria Woman's Club Tuesday morning at 9:00. A new Bible class for couples, The Husband and Wife Bible Class, is to be formed at Church of Christ Second and Chapel Streets. Reverend Fowler announced the class, to meet next Sunday in the church auditorium with Gospel of Mark as the study book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Management
The
Elyria Woman's Club
Church OF Christ
Second
Chapel Streets
Fowler
Elyria
Everend Fowler
Christian Endeavor Society Tours Lorain For Prayer Meet
The Christian Endeavor Society of the Church of Christ went to Lorain for an all county Prayer meeting at the Christian Temple. County president John Updegraff presided as speakers included Bob Gilliland Kenneth Young and Karl Simcox. Miss Maurene Decker sang My Task and Raymond Brunger played The Rosary. The Gospel team visited shut ins led by Ted Owens. Next Sunday Miss Leora Alexander will lead after noon activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF Christ Co. E. Society
Lorain
Christian Endeavor Society
Church of Christ
Christian Temple
John Updegraff
Raymond Brunger
Bob Gilliland
Kenneth Young
Karl Simcox
Maurene Decker
Ted Owens
Leora Alexander
Wilcox Walker wedding guests span region
Personal notices list attendees and weekend visitors for the Wilcox Walker wedding including Mrs W H Eglin of Youngstown Ohio and guests from Berea Portsmouth Ohio Mansfield and Cleveland. Other items note births pledges and upcoming church meetings among local families and out of town relatives.
Mixed sensory experiences and social insurance in the Soviet Union
The article surveys unusual sensory cases such as synesthesia and mislocalization of pain, noting examples from civilian and military contexts. It then explains Soviet social insurance, detailing employer and state contributions, three retirement categories, age and service requirements, and benefits for accident victims, invalids, and pregnant women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet Union
Readers Question on Vitamin Tablets and Analyses
Readers ask about pills claiming vitamin extracts. The answer says cod liver oil and halibut liver oil capsules with Vitamin P1 are valuable. Vitamin A pills may contain it but doctors doubt value. Vitamin B and C pills are uncertain or unnecessary since fresh fruit provides C. Analyzing vitamin content is hard. universities can test for Vitamin D and C presence.
Soviet Social Insurance System Highlighted in News
The piece notes the Soviet Union as a single nation with a social insurance framework for workers who remain employed and not classified as counterrevolutionaries. It also lists local social rounds and family names including Vaughn, Brandan, Cannon, Bowen, Beard, and Gull among others connected to Ohio and Pennsylvania.
Clothing Clinic At Avon Lake
The Lorain extension section for women holds its second meeting for 1934-35 tomorrow at Mrs. H. G. Castle’s home in Avon Lake II. Miss Alice Kird, the county agricultural extension agent, invites women with clothing problems to bring the garments that present the issues. The first meeting of the year occurred last week at Pittsfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Castle
Avon Lake II
Alice Kird
Pittsfield
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First Methodist Church
Mrs
Mary Faulmalesr
Second Cong
Isd
Carpenter
Phillips Drug Store
the Brown Co. Printers - Paper Merchants
Lodi
Mrs. Boals
Tom Smith
DEM
Thenry
Culture Club
W. OC. Lockard
Harvard Avenue
St. Mary’s Altar
New Deal
Real Johnson
Clark Street
Woodworth Anvitars
Merc
J. H. Pope
Second Street
L. Cc
B. A
Vere
Johanna Weber
Ver
George Smith
Harvard Arenas
Mets
J. Murbach
Young Men's Forum
Y. OM. Cc
Park Hobbill
Geo. Fritz
Spruce Street
St. Paul’s Circle
Fred Schramm
Schramm Road
Altar Guild
St. Andrew'seGuild Room
Ladies Aid Society of
Thomas H. Stevenson
Brandston Avenue
New York City
Mrs. G. Cay
Allen Bernard
Jeo
Evand Grew
Beauty Service
Chapman
C. Bk
W. A
Mrs. McRoberts
M. J. Brown
Ford and Burnell
Leon Brown
Kieth
Bethany
West Virginia
Jack Brown
Bethany College
Sigma Nu Fraternity
Stle Hop
Vitrolox
Ruth's Permanent
Woodland Ave
By Logan Clendening, M. D
Weir Mitchell
Mitchell
Gabe
Social Insurance Department
Clendening
Mioscow
Elyria - Lorain
Wave Sale
Delure
Elyria Sav. & Tr
Avon Lake
Tonite
Madam White
Jerry Moseley
Marcel
Edna Falls
Beauty Shop
Cedar St
Coats
Ladies Tailoring & Fur
Broad St
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