Edna Nicholl and Walter Thome Wed at St Agnes Church
Miss Edna R Nicholl daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Nicholl of Erle Street married Walter L Thome son of Mr and Mrs M P Thome at 9:00 AM in St Agnes church Reverend Faer L Brissell officiated Organist and soloist Frank Mackert provided wedding music The ceremony featured gold candelabra fall flowers and a wreath of roses and lilies The bride wore ivory satin gown with a train and veil a string of pearls gift from the groom Maid of honor Miss Hilda Thome wore pink satin bouquet of Talismon roses Brides sister and brother attended The couple left for a trip to the Century of Progress Exposition and will reside on Madison Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna R. Nicholl
Edward “Nicholl
Erle Street
Walter L. Thome
M. P. Thome
St. Agnes’ Church
Faer L. Brissell
Frank Mackert
We Lorain
Vallsey
Hilda Thome
Hospital Notes and Local Club Activities Summary
Admissions list includes Carl Bobel Lor to home Mrs Adolphe Guilmette 754 W River Mrs Shery Rood Byam 339 Winckles St Marvey Heath 160 Spruce 8 Edmund Witbeck 1616 East Ave Discharges: Mrs Royal Dobbins 145 Longford Rebekah Lodge Past Noble Grand Association met at Mrs Gertrude Wilson East Avenue with hostesses and bingo prize won by Anna Schaubacher Also a talk by Mr Hearne of Sherwin Williams on house paints and varnishes. General Ladies Aid Society met at First Methodist church with new president Carl Snowden. YWCA swimming class held hamburg fry. Pilgrim Community Church women meet in homes for prayer and study. upcoming rummage sale discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Bobel
Lorto
Adolphe Guilmette
W. River
Shery Rood Byam
Winckles St
pMarvey Heath
Spruce_ 8
Edmund Witbeck
East Ave
Royal Dob Tins
Longford
William Gehrke
West River Street
Hearne
Sherwin- Williams Company of
Cleveland
American Home and Child Welfare Departments
Elyria Woman's Club
General Ladies Aid Society
First Methodist Church
Carl Snowden
H. H. Gregg
Evening group meetings and social events listed
A crowded page lists many church and club happenings for tonight including mission Society meetings at United Presbyterian and Grace Lutheran churches, a Hallowe'en party at Betty Schaefer’s home, St Andrews Men’s Club supper, Emmanuel Lutheran workers conference, and numerous other society events. Also noted are desSsert bridge parties hosted by Garford P T A and personal notices of births and travel plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misionary Society
United Presbyterian Church
Society
Grace Lutheran Church
Hallowe'en
Betty Schaefer
Kenyon Avenue
St. Andrew's Church
Workers’ Conference
Emmmanuel Lutheran Church
First Congregational Church
Eagles
Thelma Shober
Huron Street
Roar-Up
Notawa Club
Catholic Daughters of America
Halloween dances and club meetings fill week
Cosmopolitan Club plans a Hallowe en dance at the Y M C A Gym on Tuesday Oct 31. St Pauls Church class meets tonight at Mrs Otto Mischka's Harrison St home. Metropolis Club hosts Friday with Miss Gladys Reudlin. Mrs Schlummel assists. Deep End Swimmers visit Warren Ohio and tour the YWCA building. BPW study group discussed November amendments and real estate limits. Galaxy Club hosts Halloween prep and games. upcoming dances planned. Education Dept of Woman's Club meets Friday for lecture on Zoar Ohio and communism. Moi O Mor Club organizes Halloween party with out of town guests and invitation committee. Delta Gamma scholarship presented to Virginia Tibbais.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Roesemann
St. Paul's Church
Otto Mischka
Harrison Street
Deep End Swimmers Club
Warren
Ohio
Fred Vostoh
M.D. Race
Sant Stevenson
H. W. Merriman
Ne! Cromling
Gerald Wagner
Marian Stetson
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Lorain County Bank
Alice McCracken
D. A. Baird
Fairchild
Loretta Pritchard
Elizabeth Rich
Eva L. Mackey
Harry Stanley
Cleveland
Galaxy Chi
Dorothy Bankst
Eighth Street
Hallowe'en
Wednes
Walter Boroski
Margaret Stirzaker
Ora
Ninth Street
Cecelia Basin
Ruth Barton
Marae Risman
Over Fist
Li Crict
Skorn
Fur fashions puffed suits and scarves dominate fall styles
The article notes fur trims on a dark brown boucle wool suit worn by a vivacious Ginger Roger. It highlights a side closing finger-tip length jacket and puffs created from fur as a top styling focus. Flat furs remain popular for coats and suits, with Persian lamb favored for fall and winter models.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ginger Roger
Dinner for Newlyweds Hosts Twelve at Lincoln Court
Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Lyberger entertained last evening at Lincoln court for Mr. and Mrs. William H. Wilson Mildred Lyberger. Twelve guests attended a three course dinner at six. The bride cut the cake as a menu feature. A separate note records Mrs. Leroy Krugman hosting a girls group forming the S. O. S. Club with eight members and officers Ruby Woodcock president Myrna Smetzer secretary Theresa Nasipak treasurer. plans for the club and a later meeting at Ruby Woodcock’s Lake avenue home are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. NS. Lyberger
Lincoln Court
William H. Wilson
Mildred Lyberger
John Helmling
J. G. Scott
Maurice Sturtevant
Lorain
Adam Helmling
William Wilson
Leroy Krrusman
West Avenue
S. O. S. Club
Ruby Woodcock
Myrna Smetzer
Theresa Nasipak
Dora Smith
Mabel Spaeth
Thelma Smith
Frank Smith
Leroy Krugman
Mrs Edith Cutler Returns from Chicago Visit
Mrs Edith Cutler travels from Chicago where she viewed the Century of Progress and met her nephew John R Shaffer of Lockport New York. District meeting in Lodi today features Noble Grands of Rebekah Lodge including Mesdames Friday Pomeroy Church Arnold Bemis Gehrke Miller, Effie Rolinsen Herrick and Dell Herrick. Message circle at 648 Broad Street Friday at 2 pm and 7 pm with additional Saturday evening at 110 Floral Circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Cutler
Chicago
Century of Progress
John R.shaffer
Lockport
New York
Lodi
Anna
Lucy Pomeroy
Minnie Church
Delia
Liutz Cora Bemis
Jeanette Arnold
Carrie Miller
Anna Gehrke
Effie Rolinsen
Ef Sipere
Roosting pigeons aid students as clock alibi
Pigeons roost on the Normal University tower clock, slowing the hands and giving students a ready alibi for arriving late. Officials consider a campaign against the birds to end the disruption while preserving order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal University
Freshmen reveal queer knowledge of words in class
Cedar Falls Iowa Freshman examinations at the Iowa State Teachers College disclosed startling opinions on word definitions. Four freshmen failed to agree on the correct term for the male voter with responses including soprano trombone contralto and monotone. One candidate defined squab as an Indian woman. Another claimed an architect is one who willfully destroys or mars beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Towa
Iowa
Cri- Tece
Notable Visit Guests and Travel Plans in Wisconsin
Iar Wisconsin has been a guest of Mrs. S. H. Strickler of Fifth Street for a few days. Mrs. Robinson, formerly of Wellington, leaves for Cleveland to visit her daughter. Pr. and Mrs. R. A. Davidson and Dr. and Mrs. A. R. Davidson of Toledo were dinner guests yesterday of Dr. and Mrs. C. J. Miller. The Caridsons visited Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Baird. Mrs. C. G. Washburn and Miss Mahel Marsh, visiting the former’s daughter in Massachusetts, and Miss Betty Washburn of Briarcliffe School, Hudson, are to return to Maryor tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iar
Wisconsin
S. H. Strickler
Fifth Street
Robinson
Wellington
Cleveland
R. A. Davidson
A. R. Davidson
Toledo
C. J. Miller
Kenyon Avenue
Caridson
J. E. Baird
Park Avenue
C. G. Washburn
Mahel Marsh
B. C. Maller
Massachusetts
Betty Washburn
Briarcliffe School
The
Hudson
Mary
Worthy Grand Matron Installed At Ohio Convention
In Columbus on October 26 Mrs Lydia R B Crawford of Cincinnati was installed as Worthy Grand Matron of the Order of the Eastern Star Ohio. The Columbus auditorium hosted the state convention with Mrs Lavella Johnson presiding. Dannvi Rybott of Ashland was named Worthy Grand Patron succeeding William J Vail of Toledo. Mrs Bessie F Bollee of Columbus was re elected grand secretary for a twentieth term as the three day convention concluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, O
Lydia RB. Crawfford
Cincinmand
Order of the Eastern Star
Ohio
Columbus
Lavella Johnson
Dannvi Rybott
Ashland
Rybott
William J. Vail
Toledo
Laura BK
Wagreen
Bessie F. Bolee
Kivila High School Second in Punctuality in League Report
Kivila High School ranked second in punctuality, fourth in attendance, and fourth in enrollment among five Lake Erie High School League schools for the first month of the 93 34 school year. Lorain Wish School led punctuality with 59.92 percent. Elyria posted 96.61 percent attendance. Lakewood topped enrollment with 2 548 students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kivila High School
Lake Erie High School
J. J. Severs
Gost
Lorain Wish School
Cleveland Heights
Lakewood
Shaw
Elyria
Lorain
Cleveland
Stenographer Fatally Wounded Shield in Toledo Shootout
Miss Ednar Kingsley, 26, a stenographer, was fatally wounded when a youth identified as Donald J. Elliott, 20, attempted to flee city detectives. Elliott, claimed from Cleveland with a fictitious address, shot Det. John Mullen during the chase as he used Kingsley as a shield. Mullen and Det. Frank Delora pursued, Elliott fled after a factory sighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ednar Kingsley
Donald J. Eliott
Cleveland
Elliott
John Mullen
Mullen
Frank Delora
Clarence Sullivan
Miss Kingsley
Marian Martin Pattern Book Advertisement and Odd Asides
An old pattern catalog ad promotes Pattern 9794 with sizing 38 to 46 and required fabrics, offers a pattern book for fifteen cents plus four more for combined orders, and provides an address in New York. The page also includes non sequitur lines about snakes and a student professor exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
Littlecost
Chronicle- Telegram Pattern Department
18Th St
New York
N.Y
Glastonbury to blast rattlesnakes from rocks this fall
In Glastonbury Connecticut the chamber of commerce plans to buy dynamite to blast rattlesnakes from rock crevices after the first heavy frost ends hibernation. The move aims to curb what residents call hostile publicity and protect public spaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glastonbury
Conn
East Glastonbury
Also Mentioned on This Page
Edna Nicholl
Walter Thome
St. Agnes
Fterior
Atid Society OF Methodist Church
CLV
Exacy Hamburg Fry
Moon
YW. C. A
Deane Burns
East Avenue
Pilgrim Community Study Group
MERTS
Rhe
Pilgrim Community Church
Se 311 East Proad
Pilgrim Church
Pilgrim Church Sunday School
Marie Gratz
Williams Street
Dent
June Hellinz
Betty Stofer
Jessie Baptista
Dorothy
Boston Avenue
M. Siegel
Garford Parent Teacher Association
Gel
EK. Gross
P. Peteriman
R. Oldfield
Peterman
Ruth
Robert Loomis
Garford P. T. A
ST. Paviss
VRS
Reuser
Cire Xa
Dani
Heuser
Mr Kingman
Tenth Street
Nese
Phen
Matiriage Licens
Dolack
Shottierd Lake
Mel
Sophie Metdowan
Reverend Senger
Will Davies
Gables
Florida
Jessia Brizes
Mr. Davies
Charles Craigs
Chase Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Cosmopolitan Club
Metropolitan Club
Emeets
Gladys Reudlin
Third Street
C. Lchlummel
Ping Ultra Clauss
Marjorie Barth
Swemmers Club
R&p. W. Club
Galaxy Club
Department OF
W.A
Education Department
Woman's Clan
Zoar
Robert Shryock
John Nece
Frank Hill
Jean Littie
David Wilson
Metropolitan Opera Company
Eric Chapman
Mon-O-Mov Club
Plans Party
Virginia Tibbais
Delta Gamma Sotar
Tro- LY Far Iia
Earl Ct
Fourth ST
Ric
Vier Winter Models
National
Remington
Brown Company Printers— Paper Merchants
Lodi St. Ph
E. H.S
Wael
Oberlin
Cleveland Orchestra
Artur Rodzinski
Rose Bam
Centralto
Albert Spalding
Vigilniet
Detroit Symphony Orchestra
Osrp
English Singers
Richard Crooks
Guiomar
Walter Giesching
Tianist
Oberlin Conservatory
Oberlin, Ohio
Mathon
Marth
Kingsley
Demke
Grafton
Nichols-Holmes Music
Cascade Pavilion
Otter Drug & Chemical Corp
Malden
Maes
Broad St
Nate
Ostrov’s
Children’s Shoes
Rian A
Brown
Alfskin
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