ImprovIsed Altars and Society Weddings in Lorain
A society page records a late morning wedding at the Wilcox home in Jefferson Avenue for Alice Wilcox and Carl Denhauser with pastor Dr. A. E. Kemp officiating. Guests included Miss Louise Anderson and Miss Aldex Cot. siblings hosted tea. Another party honored Miss Dorothy Roling ahead of her upcoming marriage to Thomas Coz, with gifts and games. A nursing-studies group and a study club entertained with autumn decor and a program featuring Miss Caroline Foley and a note on Renascent Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Wilcox
Jefferson Avenue
Alice Wilcox
Carl Darhauser
A. E. Kemp
Second Congregational Church
Fur Grante
Herman Roling
Lerington Avenue
Dorothy Roling
Thos. Coz
Frances Seabold
J. Zeigfried
Lorain
Wm. Seabold
Vernon Ross
Jack Dowder
George Webler
Rosella
J. Reinders
Helen Hitsman
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Elyria Men's Bible Class Program Details
The Elyria event lists L Reymond Braunger as soloist with Clair Short accompanying. Ralph Scand leads songs in Weinwright's absence, and Claud Wigfield serves as vice president guiding in the absence of H. LC drey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Hiss Good
L. Reymond Braunger
Clair Short
Paul Weinwright
Ralph Scand
Claud Wigfield
H. LC Drey
Full Course Roast and Flower Ad at Hecock Floral Co
An advertisement promotes Full Course Roast chicken dinner for 69 cents from Hecock Floral Co at 332 Broad Street with Hyacinth Tulip and Daffodil Brllibbs from Holland. The piece mentions a social event with Miss Madge Murbach speaking on Choosing a Play and a Girl Scouts Troop 1 meeting at the First Congregational church with supervisor Mrs Roger Rodgers then a supper hike planned for Elywoods next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Hecock Floral Co
Broad Street
First Congregational Church
Roger Rodgers
Elywoods
Research Club Marks 30th Anniversary With Hostesses
Research Club observes its 30th anniversary with charter members hosting a gathering. The event featured photos, remarks by Dean of Women Mrs. Hearn, and tours for teachers and college staff. Guests included Mrs. Bell, Mrs. Watters McMillen, and Mrs. Harold Beckstein, with a later gift shower for Mrs. Thomas Gray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Research Club
Watters McMillen
Harold Beckstein
Gibb
Russell
Bara
Jean MsMilan
Thomas Gray
Furnace Street
James Ketter
Michael Samor
Mawider
Elyria Girl Weds In New Jersey Today
The wedding of a Elyria girl to David Baird of Cleveland took place in New Jersey. The bride wore green chiffon and wild roses, with a bouquet including a strand of white heather sent from Scotland. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cheit, announce they will reside at 9 Oxford Street, Newark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotand
Micke
Thomas Cheit
Lovain Bectevard
David Baird
Cleveland
David McCulloch
Monicia Aiten
McCulloch
McCullock
Baird
Oxford Street
Newark
New Jersey
Adam Baird
Carteret
Birkcardy
Scotland
Plan Theatre Party for Playmakers in Cleveland
Plans for a theatre party by the Playmakers to form a theater group in Cleveland are underway. Members sign up Friday evening for seats and backstage work as plans finalize for the second event. Dorothy Hastings reported on the state convention in Springfield. Prizian Sisters met Thursday evening and Marian Shrubsole joined a committee for a bingo party at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seward
Dorothy Hastings
Springfield
Henry Hoard
Marian Shrubsole
Heard
Clarkscree
Azsocatior i Terain
G. PL
Magician Madame Mardoni Headlines Fall Festival Show
Madame Mardoni the mystic of the right hand presents sleight of hand and escape acts to thrill audiences. The program features thought transfer tests and demonstrations promised to astonish at a Monday event during the fall festival series sponsored by the club and high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marooni the
Marraioes
Madame Mardon
Madame Mardoni
Simest
Daughters of Union Vets Plan Anniversary Observance
The Daughters of Union Veterans will mark an anniversary in Mason with open house in the chapel of the Methodist Episcopal church, a 2:00 program, dedication at Massillon Cemetery led by Ida Billmas, a church dining room gathering, and a 5:30 tea. A 7:00 reception honors Department officers. The group traces to 1885 with Olive Howard Knapp Eva Merwin and Bertha Martin as originators, Mary A Tent No 122 organized June 1932, named for Minnie Church’s mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ion Veterans of
Wil
Mason
Mey Fens
Chapel of Methodis
Massilion Cemetery
Ida Billmas
Burcheon
Saver
Olive Howard Knapp
Eva Merwin
F. Z
Bertha Marti
First Street
E. Massillon
Mary A
Minnie Church
Broadstreet
Chandler
Founders Day Observance At Meding D A R Chapter Meeting
Mrs T J Weidner opened her Meding home for the Elrria Chapter D A R event honoring Founders Day. Regent Me A W Huse presided as Mrs J W Bracht led the Pledge and Mrs Lenora Stevick gave the invocation. C J Chehora presented D A R history. October eleventh marked the Columbus Day anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Weidner
Meding
Elrria
Daughters of American Revolution
Me. A. W. Huse
J. W. Bracht
Celore
Lenora Stevick
C. J. Chehora
Mre. C. D. Gul
Richard Stevans
Alfred Kraymbors
Elise Lathrop
America
Rose G. Kreisinger
Carrie A. Hall
Lees of
Virginia
Burton J. Hendrick
McLean
Smith
B “Hampton
Dean Trhomes Am
Oberlin School
Eco Theology
Columbus Day Dance At Columbus Knights Event
A Columbus Day dance, informal gathering hosted by Knights at Columbus, featured Arno Hey and Susie as dancers with DF Worrington organizing. American flags and colored streamers decorated the room, palms framed windows and the orchestra area, and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Hey
Susie
Worrington
Knighis
Columbus
John Ross
Meeting notice of Calvary Women group in Europe speech
The American Association of Calvary Women will meet Wednesday October 16 at 3:00 PM at Mrs Ern Whelkins home 154 Forest Tal Tea. Mrs Louis Lord will address the group on Some Peaceful Spots in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yue Operum Branca
American Association of Calvery
Ern- Whelkins
Forest
Louis Lord
Europe
Meetings For Auxiliaries And PTA On October 17
Past presidents of Auxiliary No 11 to Canton No 93 will meet with Mrs Mary Fiedter at Gray Block on October 17. The Hamilton Parent Teacher Association holds a regular session on Thursday October 17 with Superintendent R C Maston scheduled to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auxillary No. 11
Canton No. 93
Mary Fiedter
Gray
Auxiliary Plans Masquerade and Armistice Banquet
Roland E. Hintsom Auxiliary No. 3341 held its first regular meeting at Woodman Hall with strong attendance. One new member joined. Members planned a masquerade party for October 25 and an Armistice banquet at Elks Hall on November 11, then socialized with the post after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland E. Hintsom
Woodman Hall
Elks Hall
Local Personal News and Travels Across Akron to Elyria
A roundup of social notes lists Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Heintz of Akron and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Jenkins of Harvard Avenue attending the Heidelberg Ashland game. Many relatives plan visits, trips to Montreal and Albany, and a new daughter born to Carl Marzo at Elyria Memorial Hospital on October 12. Reverend and Mrs. W. C. Fowler return to Canada and begin a pastorate in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Heintz
Akron
Alfred Jenkins
Harvard Avenue
Pawl Wainwright
H. L. Cordrey
Schoenbrunn
M. L. Hornell
Urbana
G. B. Wuhrman
Lake Avenue
W. L. Parks
Canada
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Fowler Egan
Christan Church
B. W. Williston
Eastavette
Albany
New York
Joan
H. G. Hoover
Bues
Ohio
New Rk
Miss Glossar
The
Water
Cage
Carl Marzo
Kenyon Avenue
Elyria Memor Hospital
Monday calendar of church and club meetings
Calendar events list multiple groups including Young Women Division of a church meeting with Mrs Bruchler on Leke Avenue and Child Conservation League with Mrs Joe Gusky at 127 East Avenue. Also Ca Se meeting with Magdalene Wottring on West Avenue, Stitchers at Harwood Street, Masonic chorus rehearsal, Federated Patriotic meeting after G A R Circle, Woman's Club Music and Drama program at 2 39 pm, Elyria Assembly of Rainbow Girls, King Solomon Lodge, Revneew Class at Merh Ogists Church at 6 39, prayer at B Culbertson home, Garden Club at 125 Co Street with Mr and Mrs A L Patrick, Donald Gray of Cleveland to speak, and W C A Board meeting Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
2Ng Cong’s. Church
Bruchler Leke
Child Conservation League
Joe Gusky
East Avenue
Magdalene Wottring
West Aveni
Ell
F. Clad
Harwood Street
Masonic Chorus
Federated Patriotic Meeting
Woman's Club
District Meeting At Richard Allen Corps 103 Proceedings
The regular meeting of Richard Allen Corps 103 W R C was held with large attendance. Florence Terry presided and a delegation travels to the 22nd district convention in Strongsville. The yearly inspection is set for November 5, not October 25. Relief chair Claire Wesdell praised the sick and shut ins. The Women’s Relief Corps plans a 4h dinner for the W B A convention in Elyria on October 24 in the J Q O O F hall. The session adjourned to meet again October 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Allen
W. R.C
Odd Fellows Ball
Florence Terry
Strongstille
Elyria
J. Q O. O. F. Hall
Garden Club Hosts Patricks for October Meeting
Mr and Mrs A L Patrick of 126 Columbus Street will host the Garden Club Monday evening October 14 at eight oclock. Donald Gray, landscape architect from Cleveland, will be the guest speaker on Trees Shrubs and Birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Patrick
Columbus Street
Garden Club
Donald Gray
Cleveland
Hospital discharges list with names and addresses
Discharges include Sidney Wynn and Mrs Jonathan Warden at 352 1-2 West Street. Other names appear with scattered addresses: Eu gene Balogh La Grange Jay Miller Watlington Hiram Barnard Mrs Carl Manzo Edward Ridenour Lorain Julius Lakoct Peter Bodnar La Grange Mrs Lawrence Frank baby Soy 205 East Bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Wynn
Obder- Hn
Fr. Fogel
Eugene Balogh
la Grange
Jay Miller
Watlington
Jonathan Warden
W. Sth
Hiram Barnard
Carl Manzo
Kenyon
Edward Ridenour
Lorain
Julius Lakoct
Blake Street
Peter Bodnar
Lawrence Frank
Baby Soy
E. Bridge
Alber Licenses and Wartime Exemptions Reported in Year Books
The passage notes licenses for Alber, Cook, and Marr Caves in Saas Germany under the Ver sailiss Treaty. It claims war materials were secured from 1924 onward beyond declared needs, for sporting and commercial use, with an explanation accepted by the League of Nations Statistical Year Books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Welfare Workers Convene At Columbus Ohio Meeting
Columbus hosts the 45th annual Ohio Welfare Conference at the Deshler-Wallick Hotel starting October 15 with an opening address by Prof Perry P Denune. Sessions through October 18 feature speakers on social work planning and federal programs, plus a conference dinner and end notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Deshler-Waliick
Perry P. Denune
Ohio State University
Hertha Kraus
Public Health Department
Cologne
Germany
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Agnes K. Hanna
Social Security Division
Federal Children’s Bureau
Washington, D. C
M. Bookman
Cincinnati Community Chest
Cincinnati
Sherrill
Cc. C. Stillman
Works Progress Administration
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Maxsignor
Robert F. Keegan
Catholic Charities
New York City
National Conference of Social Work
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Carl Danhauser
Bride's
Louise Anderson
Redstown
Aldeex Cot
Cuyahoga Falls
Dorothy Sabin
Hooste
Kern 5
Mende
Irene Totor
Red Wicor
Bruce Roy
F. C. Denhauser
Akron Unive
Miss Foley
the Pettibone
D. Ruth
Miss Warbach
Fine Arts
Sumner Hartwell
Madge Murbach
N.S. Hearn
Pasutet
Ea Shere
Republica Yee
Civela No. 4
Paul's Church
Mex Lyndon
River Street
GO. Schroeder
J Heginbotham
Smal Stables
Imrger
Guitar
Don Merthe Day
Plan Theatre Party
Mardoni and Company
Daughters of Union
A. OU. W
Phillips
PAL
Puone
Jor
Elyria Dairies
Lacan
Elyria Electric & Music Store
West Ave
Alber
Cook and
Marr Caves
Saas
Lstir
Charles Ct
Baldwins
F. A. Denman
Pleasant St. Wakeman
Schwind
Pigiur
Borneo
Birkline’s
Second St
Imperial Furniture Co
East Ave
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