MacDermott Ranker vows at St Marys Church
A wedding ceremony at St Marys Church united Miss Dorothy J Ranker and Alvas P MacDermott with Rev James Daley officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs H E Ranker, wore a creamy ivory gown. best man was John Scheidecker, Sr. The reception followed at the bride’s parents home with family and friends from Cleveland, Detroit, and Norwalk attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendelssohn
Raymond Huston
Elyria
Cesar Franck
Bach Gounod
William J. Barnes
Telegraph Road
John Scheidecker, Sr
Cleveland
Lishers
John
Detroit
Michigan
Norwalk
MacDermottt
Ohig
Crippled Children
Mr MacDermott
Communion Service and church activities at First Congregational Church
The First Congregational Church held a Communion Service at 10 45 with Rev William Muir Auld delivering the sermon. Baptisms of children occurred, and the anthem In Irvings Lane Abiding by Brown was performed. Church School departments met at 9 o'clock, and the Young People's Department planned for a Sunday afternoon Young Fellowship meeting in Tirehfield. Postmaster Haber TLersch addressed the Round Table Discussion Club at Cleveland. Mr Lerechold urged national welfare over selfish interests, discussed U.S. and Canada travel, and noted post office mail handling challenges with many undelivered or unaddressed letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Muir
First Congregational Church
Baptiste
Brown
Newdhi Church
Young People’s Department
Young Fellowship
Tirehfield
Haber Tlersch
Round Table
Digression Club
A. WH. Pfaff
Cleveland
My. Lerechold
Wie
Lersth Nas
Canada
Colerarty
Nalion
Tel
Postoffice
Benefit card party supports school kitchen equipment
Eight tables were in play at the benefit card party sponsored by Garford Parent Teacher Association. Mrs. R. D. Oldfield opened her Kenyon avenue home for the event. Proceeds will buy kitchen equipment for the school. Prizes went to Mrs. B. D. Rankin, first, and Mrs. Lump, second, with hostesses Mrs. P. Peterman, Mrs. Groas, and Mrs. William Griffin assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garford Parent Teacher Association
R. D. Oldfield
Kenyon Avenue
B.D. Rankin
Lump
P. Peterman
Groas
William Griffin
Tablers Mark Golden Anniversary In Grafton
Mr and Mrs W H Tabler celebrate fifty years of marriage in Grafton joining with their children and families. W H Tabler served 35 years in Ohio schools and 16 in West Virginia, retiring as Grafton head of schools. He and Minnie Johanning married in Bern Ohio and are honored by lodge memberships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Tabler
Grafton
Taller
W. H. Tabler
Minnie Johanning
Bern
Ohio
Tabler
West Virginia
Masonic Lodge
The
Odd Fellows
Rebekah Lodge
J. R
Halloween Parties Shine Through Round Table Club Tales
The Round Table Club staged a masked Hallowe en party at Dr W B Hubbell home with president Waldemar Nichols hosting and George Snider winning praise for his costume. In Oberlin, Vernon Breer and family hosted a festive bash with bridge prizes for Mrs Frank Walter and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe'en
Round Table Club
George Snider
Pittsburgh
Maxine Lucas
William G. Sharp
Netie
Suidde
Frank Wilton
A. R. Webberman
Supreme Court of the United States
Coof
Calendar items for Monday clubs and meetings
Colonial Club meets with Misa Wilson at B24 First St. Woman's Club Junior Dept hosts guest bridge. Guild of 1st Congregational Church gathers. N A Q Club meets with Mrs. Julian Smith on Courtland St. Tan Kappa Beta meets with Maxine Bannon. B B B meets with Mrs. Arthur Radde on Fairlawn Ave. St Agnes Young People sponsor mask hall at K of C Hall. Z U Sorority hosts wiener roast in Ely Woods. Mothersingers meet in Franklin Building at 2 PM. Business and Industrial Women's Bible class at YWCA. Masonic Chorus rehearses. John G. Whitner class meets at 1st Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Club
Misa Wilson
First St. Woman's Club
Guild of
1St Congregational Church
Julian Smith
Courtland St. Tan
Business and Industrial Women's Bible
Y. W. Cla
Masonic Chorus
John G. Whitner
1St Methodist Church
Hospital Notes Fragment Mentioning Multiple Discharges
Fragmented hospital notes list several discharged patients and addresses including Mrs Emil Kasper Mrs Al Y Bauer and Edward Orea with scattered names and locations such as 317 High Street 849 17th Street and Jefferson Avenue. The legibility is poor and no clear dates or outcomes are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sians
John Pollack
Som
Mar- Weitzel
River
Tawner
Berea
Betty Jean Grafton
Artice Ruckerington
Arthur
Bond to Preach Brunday at Methodist Church
Rev Dr Bond returns from a two week vacation to preach at 10 45 a m at the Methodist Episcopal church. His topic Life s Biggest Gain with special music by the choir led by Robert I Moore. Junior Church service discusses Crown with music by John Shaw Wayne Meinke piano and Marjorie Hooy reading. Epworth League devotions 6 30 p m led by Edgar Burr Robert Lee speaks on Federal Aid to the Schools. Evening service at 7 30 p m sponsored by Lorah Co Dry Federation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. J. Bond
Brunday
Methodist Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
Bond
Robert ‘I. Moore
Bernard
John Shaw
Wayne Meinke
Marjorie Hooy
Epworth League
Edgar Burr
Robert Lee
Lorah Co. Dry Federation
Wooster Society Notes and Local Life Events
Mrs. L. F. Uthe visits relatives in Buffalo while Dr. and Mrs. Cushing return from Ann Arbor. Zehner and Lemon plan to attend the Wooster Oberlin game as 21 Daughters of Scotland host a 35th anniversary banquet at Hotel Cleveland. Ella Morse and Marian Upp head to Chicago for A Century of Progress. Luncheon guests include E. Loeffler planning to resume Deep Tunnel Mining in New Mexico. Frank Mrukow visits home from Ohio State. Births and local visits cited with continued society items on Page 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Uthe
West Avenue
Buffalo
New York
T. F. Cushing
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Cushing
University Hospital
Ruth Mary Zenner
Jackson Center
Ohio
Wooster College
Frances Lemon
Cornell Avenue
Zehner
Miss Lemon
Daughters of Scotland
Cleveland
Ella Morse
Hillsdale Court
Marian Upp
Fourth Street
Chicago
E. Loeffler
Deep Tunnel Mining Company
Elizabethtown
New Mexico
Frank Mrukow
Ohio State University
William T. Wilder
Fifth Street
J. A. Calder
Torrington
Connecticut
Arthur Bohannon
West 15Th Street
Elsvia Memorial Hospital
Fiorence Youngberg
East Cleveland
iSidney Hudson
North Olive Erreer
Clarence Young
Lake Avenue
Yorks
Katherine Waldron
Ralph £. Hone
Toledo
H. K. Finley
Denison Avenue
Emerich
Lersch Emerich Co
Armstrong Carpet Co
Hollenden
New London Baptist Church
C. L. Miller
Ralph Wood
Dayton
Wood
Mr. Wood
Meetings of auxiliary postponed to November
The Meetings Past Presidents Auxiliary delayed the October 8 meeting to November, set at Mrs. Fiedler’s Gray Apts Second Street. Arrangements at Mrs. Kau’ ta Barinnan’s home on St. S Street included a brief session, a social hour, and card playing with prizes won by Mrs. Sadis Gorman Mrs. Ida Davinny and Mrs. Hudson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Watts
A.fl F. W. Club
Furnace Street
4. F. Flw. Club
Brers
Dorothy
Lorain
Mary Heyward
Cleveland
E. L. Rigg
Glendal Court
T Heme
Fiedler
Gray Apts
Second Street
Vigredia Social Club
Joe Boddy
Kau'ta Barinnan
Lim
Sadis Gorman
Ida Davinnsy
Hudson
Easant
Birthday Dinner Honors Wm Horvath
A birthday dinner last evening honored William Horvath on his twenty third anniversary with Hallowe en decorations at an attractive table setting. The entertainment included games and music, and gifts were presented to the host. The sole out of town guest was Miss Jean Harshaw of Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda Wilmot
Henry Pex
J. H. Penfound
Oberlin Road
Mildred Wade
Qherlin
Lucile Pen
Phoebe Hines
Cassists
Ob. S&s
Elyea Chapper
Tania Maine
Hari
Sane
Alma Cork
Garaldine Fitch
Geraldine Powell
Lois Tean Cash
Psrvita Ward
Anronati
Mollisaon Orchestra
Arthur Hiseux
William Rober
May Markham
Esther Wellert
Charles Garford
Loouis Hesidrich
Misses Farmer
J. Mowry
Arthur Hissox
Carl Rezek
Huron Street
Hallowe'en
Rezek
Benton
Barnasek
Malik
William Horvath
Jean Harshaw
Oberlin
Also Mentioned on This Page
MacDermott
St. Mary’s Church
Dorcas
Church OF Christ
Dovcas
City Mission
Kernze Seerhide
Denny
Nesehhatr
Rapliss
Susdas
Sunda
Des Ree Barr G. Crepit
Bing Namen Noy
Arheest
Tipeti
Parent Teacher Association
Oer
Franklin
Harrison Ewing
Cape Horn
Jas
FL Brown
Hamilton Parent Teacher Association
R. ¢Ton
Gerald Rice
Allen Association
Grace Shulke
Ely Association
Jack Reese
Wooster Street
Kathryn Herschler
Ohio Street
Reese
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Miss Terschier
Clove
Mrs
KL. Biggs
Glendale Court
Round Table Piscussion Club
PAT Ana
Acon
Thomas Tabler
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
F. J. Tabler
H. Eldred
Hloria
MR. and
Mrs. Tabler
Vernon
Breer Bae
Autuma Bay
Frank Walter
Charles Kuffner
Houghton Wagner
Robert Bainbridge
M Frank Walker
Dorothy Reseon
Houghton Waser
Evelyn Head
Ben Hindman
Rivoli Theatre
Jesus
Henri Gilbert
Paul Wainwright
Church OF Christ the
Sband
Othe Church of Er Second
Chapel Streets
Oelock
Fowler
D. A. Baird
Sehumat
Traumer Grasen
Orsan
Alice
Havoare
Fesser
Mrs. Cart Reshe
Imperial Furniture Co
East Avenue
Hope Maslin
Old Reliable
C.h.merther Co
Merthe
Zephyr
Bouele
Steven
Wrnsiey
Nee Ee
Accra
Earl Ct
Tiredta Soctal Club
Frank McGuire
Parile Newborhood Club
Frank Mene
WM. Horvath
Elyrian
TN Steucbenville
C. Fitzgerald
Oregon Avenue
Steubenville
Mary Louise
William Boyd
W. E. Lesarch
Boyd
St. Francis Hospital
Highway Department of
Colson
Pierre R. Smith
W. H. Keisler
Stanford
Wm. M. Scholl
World Noted
Foot Authority
Brenner’s
Broad Street
Thrift Bhoe Store
CH. Merthe & Co
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!