Pretty Baldwin Wallace wedding links Chandler family roots
Miss Dorothea Hurd of Lod Ohio played the wedding music for Miss Helen Chandler daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Chandler of Willard Gram and Kenneth Thornton witnessed the ceremony in a chapel on the campus yesterday. The couple left for a short motor trip and will reside in Lakewood. The bride, a social worker with the Federal Emergency Relief Administration in Cuyahoga County, and the groom, with the National Survey Company, were joined by family and friends as Nineteen visitors attended a church circle meeting afterward with Mrs. Martha Wire and others hosting refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin-Wallace
Helen Chandler
Bridge Avi
Rock P College
Eugene Chandler
Cride
Willard Gram
Kenneth Thornton
Visitors Attend Bethel Shrine Inspection
Edith Bachtel chaired the committee with Roeke and Mrs Lowaber Llord among attendees at a Bethel Shrine inspection. Degrees were noted as exempt prior to the event and colors of the order were displayed during the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Shrine
Edith Bachtel
W Roeke
Low Aber
Hold Annual Party at Mr Dover’s Home
A Denton gathering hosted by Mr Dover featured a Halloween themed evening with bridge, a ladies prize won by Perkins and Rush Funk. Guests from Lorain and Hisria attended, dancing followed in the den with dessert courses served late, colors chosen for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Dover
Perkins
Rush Funkin Denton
Lorain
Hisria
Historic City Jamesourg Virginia Distilled in Fragments
Fragmentary OCR describes Historic City Jamesourg Virginia with scattered phrases about one o clock, original designs, Sir Christopher, a campus at UF College, and mentions of presidents, debts, and a Mrs. Iess. The text remains unclear but hints at historical figures and local legacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamesourg
Virginia
Christopher
Uf College Cnd
Mnere
Iess
Local Club Calendar With Meetings and Dinners
Tonight rounds Table Club Alpha Sorority Beta Kappa Tau Chi Theta Alpha groups meet at various local venues. Men’s Club dinner at Congregational church. Junior and senior events planned with church activities and social gatherings. Awards and brides-to-be notes appear among a bustling community schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Table Club
Ma Alpha Sorority
Bank Biss
Jay Ridge Road
Barampaeae
Tau Cai Chepre
Bama Alpha
S: Congregational Church Ac
Sc Amdrew
Ng Congregational Choir
Poe
Masquerade Social Gathering at Park Home
Five dozen guests of Rebekah Social Club attended a masquerade at the Park Home of Mr Launden. Prizes were awarded for funniest costumes as members served refreshments. Next Social Club meeting set for November fifth at Mrs Harvey Lewis’s home in Hart’s Poultry Market area. Also advertisements for stewing hens and fresh eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Sosial
Launden
Park
Neft
Cirsen
Fiza Hoefiel
Minnie Reed
Louise Wack
Re. Pearl
Caroline Wack
Miss Laundon
Grace Meidrich
Jeanette Arnold
Jona Hangon
Reed
Hilda Cheate
Harvey Lewis
Winckles Street
Hart’s
Personal notices mix in West Virginia and nearby towns
Mr and Mrs A J Lehmas visit West Virginia this week guests of Mrs Lehmans parents observing an anniversary. Mrs Louis Russell of Boston mass yesterday for her home in Bosvox Massachusetts visiting her mother Mrs Nettie Mey. Home of the Schramst land mentioned with a cattsed in a mail. Revere Born to Sir ers 352 davehier az end Mrs wer Mrs ALK Mrs Horace Seeley M q Simnason Mrs Wd 2 Mrs Woirerios 256 of Cieveians rene Kr ss Jane Warenda Bates and James Bieze travel east to visit relatives in Hargurz and Marietta PA Gettysburg and Washington DC Mrs W E Eastman of Fredericktown Ohio and Mrs C A Conn Orie spend weekend with Mr and Mrs C B Levien Cornell Ave Rae Solis and Miss Noreen Hollig were guests at a party for Helen Jenne hosted by Mrs I
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Lehmas
West Virginia
Wer
Alk
Horace Seeley
Simnason
Woirerios
Cieveians
Rene
Jane Warendale
Bates
James Bieze
Hargurz
Marietta
Pennsylvania
Gettysburg
Washington
D. C
W. E. Eastman
Fredericktown
Qhin
C. A. Conn
Orie
C. B. Levien
Cornell Avenus
Rae Solis
Mise Norene Holli
Lorain County Hardware Dealers Dinner at Elvin Club
Eighty three members of the Lorain County Hardware Dealers Association met at Elvin Country Club for dinner and to meet state officers Speakers included A M Hansaford presiding in the temporary absence of Harver Wales John B Corbin secretary of the State Association who spoke on laws affecting the industry and anticipated a sales tax change Bo Sweger of Lima and Gloro was introduced and spoke on ideas for the association Con who radioed the speaker Be Butish of the National Cash Register Co Dayton gave a talk on salesmanship
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Hardware Dealers Association
Elvin Country Club
A. M Hansaford
Prcs
Harver Wales
Henestford
John B. Corbitn
Oato Hardland Dealers Association
Che
Bo Sweger Vil Lima
Gloro
Ota Association
3Te
Stere
Lima
Baca We Con
Entertaining Sister Event Honors Mrs Pasenow in Halloween Decor
Albert Haswell of West seventeenth street hosted an evening in honor of sister Mrs Harold Pasenow of Cheriin road. Benro provided entertainment with prizes awarded to Helen Zelenka Mrs Thomas Griffiths and Mrs Dave Haswell. A two course luncheon was served in Halloween colors. Chrysanthemums garnished the decorations. Mrs Pasenow received gifts from Mrs Thomas Griffiths Mrs Charles Zetenka Mrs Hugh Diedrich Grandma Diedrich Mrs Dare Has the Misses Proharke Mrs Ana Gra Protivka ner neman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Haswell
West Seventeenth Street
Harold Pasenow
Qheriin
Benro
Helen Zelenka
Thomas Gr2ths
Dave Haswell
Hallowe
Pasenow
Thomas Griffiths
Chars Zetenka
Hugh Diedrich
Grandma Diedrich
Dare
Proharke
Ana Gra Protivka Ner
Attend State Convention and Upcoming Meetings
AttendAvoul Wen and others attended the state convention in Bethellj with Rev C E Fear and G Grittitks. Officiants included Kipton assistant secretary and Harnie Ste Elsha treasurer editor. The 1336 October annual convention will be in Elsrna. Plans for the 15th district convention in Lorain on November 22 were discussed at a Sibian Sisters meeting. A Pythians party and a gathering at Mrs Ida Devinney's Park Place are noted with local officers chosen for future duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avoul Wen
Orio Ind
Bethellj
C. E. Fear
G. Grittitks
Eric
R. A. Blessing
Charleston
Thomas Sholl
Kipton
Harnie Ste . Elsha
Ependen
Baptist
Lorain
Prtnhias
Stone Erne
Zacara
Rome
Ida Devinney
Park Place
Mulien Mill auxiliary gathering noted in Lorain
In Lorain last evening the Mulien Mill auxiliary hosted a party with about one hundred members and guests attending. Attendees included Mesdames Helen Perkins, Frances Metzler, Gertrude Barron, Margaret Clapp and Emma Brown. Dr. C. O. Jaster, confined to Lakeside hospital in Cleveland, was reportedly not receiving visitors and fast regaining strength. Former Elsine residentoe Morgan, now in San Bernardino, was mentioned. Mrs G McFifresh and Marr Tea prepared to travel to Thomas, Kentucky for a short visit with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsine
San Bernardino
C. Min
Bowser
IG. McFifresh
Fo Thomas
Kentucky
Message Circle Tonight at Floral Court 110
Mrs. Shat tuck invites everyone to a message circle tonight at 110 Floral Ci. All are welcome to join for fellowship and sharing in a friendly neighborhood gathering.
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
Admissions include Fred Peterson of 149 Longfellow Avenue Mrs. Arthur Miller 128 Oak Street Mrs. Caroline Foster 315 Blame Street Mrs. Donald Caley 920 Middle Avenue Mrs. Andrew Kergard 39 Prospe te Street Mrs. Peter Horvath 375 Concord Avenue Betty Fowler 859 Walnut Street Dana Whipple Lorain Discharges list Iris Neat 215 Oberim Road Mrs Emil Fred haby boy 319 Fremont Street Mrs Louise Wack Lorain Shelby Ohio Beuy D No Ll Hauth LaGrange
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Peterson
Longfellow Avenue
Arthur Miller
Oak Street
Caroline Foster
Blame Street
Donald Caley
Middle Avenue
Andrew Kergard
Prospete Street
Petter Horvath
Concord Avenue
Betty Fowler
Walnut Street
Dana Whipple
Lorain
Emil Fredhaby
Fremont Treet
Louise Wack
Hauth
Ohio
Beuy
D. No
Iris Neat
Oberim Road
Honor Club Holds Birthday Event for Miss Lilley
Honor Club associate Miss Margaret Lilley attended a Sew safety meeting at East River street home of Mrs. Fred Ernst. She received a bouquet for observance of her birthday. Mrs. Jane Liller was a guest. Woods joined as new member. Luncheon followed needlework hour with a centerpiece of wine and yellow holly cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Lilley
Fred Ernst
East River Street
Jane Liller
Woods
St Avenue
Mrs Townsend Hosts Luncheon at Onto Home
Mrs Townsend hosted a luncheon at her Onto home on Thursday with members of Fortaghtly and Mr Douglas from Atlantic in attendance. Mrs J Ratien and Mrs C H Citag were named as upcoming hosts for future gatherings on Fifth Street in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Townsend
Fortaghtly
James
Ratien
Douglas
Atlantic
C. H. Citag
Hom
Fifth Street
Circle Meeting at St Pan's Church Parlors
Circle 4 of St Pan's Church met yesterday afternoon with hostess Mrs A Heginbotham leading devotion and guiding a business agenda. Refreshments for ten members and seven guests followed. Mrs Barbk Bracet will host Circle 4 at Park Avenue on November forrzeeath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Heginbotham
St. Pan's Church
Masked Ss Host Halloween Party at Helen Koenn Home
Members of A H L Club gathered at 21 T Gienwood Street for a Halloween party with masks and seasonal decor. Irene Muntean won the night’s top prize while Beatrice Violet, Naomi Walker, Hilda, Rose Schuster and Irene Munican also received prizes. A refreshment course followed and the group planned a follow up two weeks later at Eleanor Sigzmund’s Columbus Street home with Beatrice Violet hosting a hard times party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. L. Club
Mem
Hallowe'en
Helen Koenn
Gienwood Street
Pame
Irene Muntean
Beatrice Violet
Naomi Walker
Hilda
Rose Schuster
Irene Munican
Eleanor Sigzmund
Columbus Street
Licenses Granted to Lorain Laborer and Miami Grocer
Lorain laborer Louis Stone and Miami grocer Katz Sar were issued licenses in Florida. The sparse OCR fragment lists names and occupations, confirming license actions for these individuals in the state’s permit records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Laborer
Orain
Louis Stone
Miami
Florida
Grocer
Sar
Katz
Rummage Sale at Circle No. 1M E Church
Rummage sale announced for Saturday at 2nd Street near Circle No. 1M of E Church. Local attendees urged to attend and support church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satur
Iklme
Circle No
Circle
WL B Class Hosts Parish Members Social Evening
W L B class of the Church of Christ met last evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Joe Ryba with Mr and Mrs George Smith assisting. Ellsworth Alber led the business meeting while prize winners included Margaret Grandstaff Mildred Findlay Alvin Stevel Clarence Grandstaff and Robert Crasdall. Guests from out of town were Mr and Mrs Fred Yosloh of Lakewood. Refreshments followed the social hour. The next meeting is Nov 5 at East Broad Street home of Annabelle Horace with Adelim Arndt Kathryn Hershier and Rarmund Brunger assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Ryba
Harvard Avenue
George Smith
WL. B
Church of Christ
Ellsworth Alber
Margaret Grandstaff
Mildred Findlay
Alvin Stevel
Clarence Grandstaff
Robert Crasdall
Fred Yosloh
Lakewood
Annabelle Horace
East Broad Street
Adelim Arndt
Kathryn Hershier
Rarmund Brunger
Halloween Party At Holy Cross Church Draws Prizes
The Young Ladies Sodality and Holy Name Society hosted a Halloween party Thursday at Holy Cross Auditorium. Prizes went to Jane Murkowski and D Helen Bierek for best and funniest costumes, with a special prize to Jennie Kowalewski. Cider and doughnuts were served after dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Ladies Sodality and
Holy Name Society
Holy Cross Church
Hallowe'en
Holy Cross Auditoriun
Jané Murkowski
D. Helen Bierek
Jennie Kowalewsk
Surprise home gathering in Hallowe'en disguise
Seven guests surprised Mrs. O'Brien at her home in Hallowe'en attire. Mrs. Elsie Hudson wore the best costume and Mrs. Al Brown the most amusing. The ladies played bridge with Wilma Sharp taking high score and Mrs. Brown and Ana Justavick receiving second low scores. OPS luncheon was served by the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack O'Brien
Hallowe'en
Efreet
Elsie Hudson
al Brown
Wilma Sharp
Brown
Ana Justavick
District Managers Dine at The Gables in Elyria
The Elyria district managers of the Cookware Company of America gathered at The Gables Tea Room on Middle Avenue for a dinner in honor of H. H. Burns of the Perscure Department. An open forum followed the banquet to discuss future growth plans and developments. Mr Burns expressed great delight in Elyria and its surroundings. Others present included Mr and Mrs Pray, Mr and Mrs R L B Oliver, and T C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gables
Middle Avenue
Elyria
Ccmpany of America
H. H. Burns
Perscure
Burns
Ose
Pray
R. L. B. Oliver
T. C
Circle Meets To Quilt Members Of St Marys Sewing Circle
Members met in Parish hall yesterday with strong attendance. The afternoon featured quilting and cards. Bridge prizes went to Mrs. Charles Meeks, Mrs. Ruth Resear, and Mrs. Ed Lifer. Miss Matilda Diedrick won the extra prize. A refreshment course was served. In two weeks the Altar Society will meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s
Charles Meeks
Ruth Resear
Pedro
Ed Lifer
Matilda Diedrick
Altar Society
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Ifiss
Bmre
Fred Schramm
Ehurch
Martha
Marcel
Run's Wave Shop
Lake Ave
Johnston Gift and Knit Shop
Second Street
Np Ens
Holland
Bill Strack
Exon
Edith Mae Hatshoppe
Gage
Edith Mae
HyGradery Cleaners
Middle Avesce
Ne Wratt
Dgar Ward
Rie Eatee
Xelloe Cahly
Marian Pogles
Frank Henge
Hentz
Joan
Janeous
Wildercraft
D. L. Wilder
Broad St
Frederics
Elyria Sav. & Trust
Mrs. Townsend
A. Bursley
Fourth St
Middle and East Avenues
W.L. B
Hallowe'en Party
Mrs. O'Brien
Sundar
Oet
Middle Ave
Sri
Marcel Permanents
Brookhouser
Elysia! Soda Grill and Rest
Near
East Ave
Birkline’s
Tome Manil
Second St
Neacck
Vestal
Wilton Carpet
Axminster
Welsh Curtain & Rug Shop
W. Bridge St
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