Wedding of Miss Margaret Parks and Kenneth Botamer
A Lorain party announced the marriage of Miss Margaret Parks to Kenneth Botamer at a 4 pm Lorain celebration. The ceremony occurred August 4, 1934 in Somerset Pennsylvania at Evangelical Lutheran church with Rev I Hess officiating. The couple, after a trip to Pennsylvania and Washington DC, will reside on High street Lorain. Other details describe guests, attire, and post ceremony events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eth Botamer
Margaret Parks
Lorain
Pennsylvania
Wainess
Margaret
Mary Parks
Wickens Place
Kenneth Botamer
Bota
Adam Botamer
Elyria
Kenneth Walkder
Wmer
Gladys Ulrich
Somerset
Evangelical Otheran Church
I. Hess
Jennie Etter
Jerry Mar
Johnson
Pennsylvans
Wher Dutton
Wiliam
C. Thompson
Kenneth Walkden
Rs. R. Fawkes
J. B. Mawinney
Newton Colbert
Botamer
Lorain High School
E First Congregational Church
Rin Tin Tin Club
I Iphe Pi Sigma Sororey
Ofea Dames
Malta
Ward of Education
Botajor
Botamerorists
Sorority Party and House Warming in Elyria Area
Central Council of Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority in Cleveland hosted a Gates Mills party with 32 attendees including Miss Margaret Hewitt and Elma Chapter members. A surprise house warming for Mrs. E. Thomas featured Miss Victora Pachucki and Miss Marr Anz Domoroski among celebrants, plus a birthday party for David Holland with Jack o lantern decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gates Mills
Epsilon Ssema Alpha Sorority
Cleveland
Margaret Hewitt
Elma
Miss Hewitt
Bliss Net Willows
Moss Harrier
Francis
Mary Beth Locke
Marione Fravers
Chagrin Valley
Rock & Nike
Chagrin River
Oratory Tavern
Tau Chi
Lorain Co. Bank
Calendar of community events across Lorain area clubs
A long list of Monday to Thursday events includes Welsh Club gatherings, church groups, hobby societies, plays and rehearsals, ladies circles, D.A.R. activities, and Masonic services. Notable venues include 620 East Avenue, Edison Highway, Cascade street, Denison Avenue, and Park Avenue with times from 2:00 to 7:45 p.m. as well as supper meetings and card parties. The notices reflect a bustling civic calendar across organizations such as Womens Club, MeF church groups, Loyal orders, and veterans groups in Lorain and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Agate
East Avenue
Susanna Wesley
MEF
Hallowe'en
Otto Cottage
Edison Highway
C. L. Mohrman
Wellingtort
Sunny Sidn
Up Club
George Smith
Fairlawn
Eastern Beightrs Circle of Chil Conservation League
Carl Weeden
Krenros Avenue
Ward Young
Denison Avenue
Masone
Woman's Club
Audsterd Om
Merry Stitchers
Ruch
Back To Civilization review and local club notices
A fragmented Lancaster era listing describes Back To Civilization reviewed by anz inspection and notes several club meetings in Lorain including Sewsiery with Mrs Fred Erast and East River Bridge club meals with Mrs Edward Coleman. Various circles, church events, youth activities, and auxiliary meetings are listed with scattered names and locations, ending with assorted church and education notices and a luncheon schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anz
Sewsiery
Fred Erast
East River Bridge Club
Edward Coleman
East River St Mary's Alter
Turner Block
Woodworth
Columbus Street
Skhermeharca
Mes Hesiborham
Armiherr
Special Meeting and Family Party at Harmon Lodge No 663
Frank S. Harmon Lodge No 663 F and A M schedules a special meeting Tuesday evening at the Masonic Temple with Fellow Craft degree work. On Tuesday Oct 29 a family party follows a tureen dinner and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank S$. Harmon Lodge
A. M
Masonic Temple
Weekend Visits Highlight Elyria Area Social Notes
Mrs B F Jones and son Homer from Niles visited Dr and Mrs P A Spreth and family on Eighth Street. Miss Stella Ream from Oregon apartments hosted her mother Mrs Angs L Ream of Somerset Ohio. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Thomas Mitchell Jr at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Willard Blaser presented Red Cross radio dramas on WHRW and WLW. Additional notes cover visits, hostesses, and forthcoming church delegate assignments across Elyria and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Jones
Homer
Niles
P. A. Spreth
Eighh Street
Stella Ream
Oregon Apartments
Angs L. Ream
Somerset
Ohio
Thomas Mitchell, Jr
Loraja Boulevard
Elyria Mesorial Hospital
Willard Blaser
Red Cross
South Bend
Austin Grueser
Furnace Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
H.C. Mett
Lakewood
Herman F. Paeth
Harvard Avenue
Paul Strébet
Andover
David Lindbere
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Central Lutheran Conference
Lorain
Haze Reimeck
Ernest Rule
M. Metcalf
Columbus Yvesterd
Anna Bennett
Mt. Vernon
J. D. Ryar
Bellavenue
Elyria Home
Lester Ketchum
Margie
Sarah Diznan
New London
Adell Steyard
G W Garner
Ruth FE. Gernet
Greenwich
William Harley
Cleveland
Paul Salen
Rosemary McCusker
Warren
Sunday Guesis
Maude Salen
Pete Held
Costumes for rent at Earl Court shop
Availability of costumes for rent listed with phone contact 6861 and address 51 Earl Court. Customer inquiry for period rental and selection of attire for events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Court
Dean Boehm Speaks at Joint Christian Endeavor Meeting
Sixty young people from Cleveland groups gathered at the Church of Christ for a tureen supper and a large joint session with Local Methodist Epworth League. Dean Frederick Boehm spoke on Growing a Christian Personality after songs, solos, and introductions by leaders Ellsworth Alneir and Warne Burdue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Rhoem
Church of Christ Christian Endeavor
Euclid Avenue Christian Church of
Cleveland
Church of Christ
Methodist
Epworth League
Christan Endeavor
Roger Willams
Ellsworth Alneir
Eldridge
Cleveland Group
Robert Wilcox
The
Methodist League
Endeavor
Dean Frederick Boehm
Tri ple H Club to Meet at Mrs Croft Home
The Tri ple H Club holds its regular meeting at Mrs Croft’s home 209 Huron Street on Saturday October 6 at 2:00 pm. A Hallowe en party with masked attendees follows the meeting. Margery Ann Pemberthy of Fifth Street is noted, and Mr and Mrs Frank Brandau visited Mr and Mrs L Canom of Berkshire Heights. Mrs W Burner of Warren Ohio was a luncheon guest of Mrs Maude Salen Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacDowell
Merry Stitchers Wb
Ruth MacDown
Cascade Street
Bunco
Mores
Lesterchmittgen
Ernie Schmittgen
Jelia Copas
Ellsworth Maimner
Irene Upchott
Stanley Hammond
Stella Opas
Otto Vernetz
Naomi Strale
Ernie Schmittsen
Irs
Lester Schmittger
Jack Law
Cleveland
Ellsorth Maibauer
Bernice Squire
Atternur Ridge
Helen Foreman
Kim Reinders
David Holland
Roosevelt Avenue
David
Beatrics
Charlene Barb- Knecht
Kenneth and
Mary Jean Smith
Gloria Setterfield
Freddie Steinhauser
Buddy Wimpeny
Nancy Baker
Richard Holand
Henry Beam
Wooster Street
Leonard Krugman
Lee Butler
Salem
Beam
Teesday Sigma Gamma
Marie We
Arene
Marie Kolb
Buteraur Ridge
Galaxy
A. P. McDermor
Rowena Circle
MO Maddox
Lake Avenue
Alpha Sigma Chi
Vivian Rickerds
Princeton Avenue
Daughters of Union Veterans
Tow Nu
Koortz
Cornetaves
Mary Helen Kolopos
D. A. R. Hes Dessers Bridge
J. W. Brandt
Fordaments of Nutrinor
AL A. T. WL Wr
Ring Fauver
Columbus Street
Harmon Lodge
Eagles’ Auxiliary
Hallowe'en
Hall
Julia Stata
Butternut Ridge
American Legion Auxthers
Elyria Lodge I
Franklin Ridge
Paeth
Harvard Avenue
1St Congregational
Deorethr
Triple H Club
Margery Ann Pemberthy
Fifth Street
Frank Brandau
Berkshire Heights
W. ©. Burner
Warren
Ohio
Maude Salen
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Report
Hospital admissions list Matilda Ward of 125 Denison avenue. Discharges include Laurence Pierce Grafton Ralph Amore Blanche Linsky Mrs Mary MacNeal Doris Post Elmer Hell Hiram Barnard Ray Jackson Mrs Carl Manzo baby girl 132 Kenyon avenue and Mrs John Taylor Medina. The article notes six factors in developing Christian personality and self control self direction social adaptability integration creative ability and self sacrifice. It mentions a meeting with benediction by Reverend Foster and a next session in the Upper Room led by Cecil Garrere with a talk by Dr Ackerman on Alcohol and Its Effect on Young People. It ends with a proverb about pyramid builders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda Ward
Denison Avenue
Laurence Pierce Grafton
Ralph Amore
Fasadena Avenue
Blanche Linsky
West River Street
Mary MacNeal
West Fourth Street
Doris Post
Elmer Hell
Cleveland
Hiram Barnard
Ray Jackson
Jackson Hotel
Carl Manzo
Kenyon Avenue
John Taylor
Medina
Foster
Cecil Garrere
Hig Topre
Dr. Ackerman
Lorain names licenses and listed residents amid city records
The notice lists license details for Frank Csubak and Helen Oleken of Lorain, Charles F. Donohoe of Detroit with Layina Ann Scholz of Lorain, Carl Ekmans of Avon with Gladys Uszak of Lorain, reflecting customary naming practices and local documentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Csubak
Lorain
Pressman
Helen Oleken
Charles F. Donohoe
Detroit
Layina Ann Scholz
Carl Ekmans
Avon
Truck Gardner
Gladys Uszak
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bociety
Miss Squire
Jacob Laub
Bodear
Evhei Thomas
Wese River Street
Annette Whitney
Pa Oom
Mery Thomas
Bridge
Victora Pachucki
Marr Anz Domoroski
Viola Chimes
Herbert Taylor
Jack
Gladys
Mae
William
Harold
Flint
Michigan
Fawn Hamilton
Walnut Street
Taylor
Gladys Hebebrand
Hamilton
C. Hebebrand
E. Teerow
Nadine
Deptuin
Leonard
John Smegar
Charles Hebebrand
Lety
Jane
Loram
Ralph Hoffman
Daughtess
Betty Lou
Mardell
Eirma
K. P. Meister
New Methodist
Bond
Roosevelt Pavant-Teacher Association
Card Perry
Pythian
Keen
R. A. M. Ohio
Dames of
Church of Christ Meats
A. E. Weckerly
Park Avenue
L. Church
United Presbyterian Church
Circle
Mary Gates
Cong’l
Fitch
Frank Wharton
Gartford Avanus
F. S. Basinger
Thomas Martin
Second Street
St. Paul's Church
Norwalk
Northeast Ohio
St Paul’s Access
E. Oswald
East River Street
St. Clair Rebekah
Lottis Laundon
Park Place
W. B
LG. C
Hell
Oscar Townsend
Ohio Street
B. H. Long
Park Avenue Bethel Shrine
Civilization
the Gables
Education Department
Verade Jarry Lorain Co Pythian Aso
Epstion Sigma Alpha
Baggie Beta Happa
Carly
Br Andrew's Church
Max Calkins
St Andrew's
2Nd Corpetaional
Lincoln Ellsworth
Explorer
Southern Price
United States
Mattogrossi
Brazt
Monterey
Court Street
O'Donnel's
Frederic
Marcel
Elyria Sav. & Trust
Gates P.T. A
Tom and Jerry Orchestra
Lake Ave
Elyria Fur
Middle Avenue
Johnston Gift and Knit Shop
Old Location
Marce
Brookhouser
Brown CO
Lodi Street
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