Mildred Crowe Becomes Bride at St Marys Church
Mildred Agnes Crosse Crowe became bride of Eugene St Marie at St Marys Church with Father Frey officiating and John Huge playing Mendels wedding march. She wore blonde georgette and brown velvet while her sister Helen Crowe attended. Out of town guests included Louis St Marie Marblehead and Raymond St Marie Clay Center and other family. The reception for twenty three followed with a grand cake and impressive decorations.
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Fis
Mildred Crowe
St. Mary's Church
Mildred Agnes Crosse
William Jons
West Avenue
Eugene St
Helen Crowe
R. Eugene St. Marie
Clarence St Marie
Hutton
Bnda
Savings Depost Bank and Trust Company
Louis St Marie
Gynesieve St Marie
Marblehead
Raymond St Marie
Clay Center
Mire Leo Door
Port Clinton
Caroline Reifert Wiss Enida Yingelman
Herbert Witting
Leveland
Election at First Methodist Church in Akron
Voters in the church meet at eight thirty on Wednesday evening for a delegate election to the annual conference in Akron Ohio on September 22 125. All members over twenty one may vote and are urged to participate.
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Akron
Ohio
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges
Admissions include Mrs John Ka princak 219 West River Street and Mrs James Micheloff 17 West Avenue plus Mrs Julius Lepper 160 Cornell Avenue and others. Discharge lists Frank Ged fridge LaGrange.
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John Kaprincak
West River Street
James Micheloff
West Avenue
Julius Lepper
Cornell Avenue
Paul Kohl
West Rivert Street
Earlene Crayker
North Kingsville
O. Stanley Malik
Woodford Avenue
Marion Malik
Edward Smith
Caroling Avenue
Russell Waldorf
Earlcourt
Frank Gedfridge
LaGrange
Numerous Northern Ohio Residents Return From Trips and Visits
Local families report motor trips to Albion Michigan and road trips to Montreal Portland and Baltimore. Several relatives visit Cleveland and Lisbon reunions mark the 117th Ohio settlement anniversary. A new baby boy is born to Mr and Mrs Jack Redinger, and Mr and Mrs Paul Kohl announce a baby boy.
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Albion
Michigan
N. D Nielsen
Swen
Karen
Middle Avenue
Chicago
Karen Nielsen
Eagle River
Wisconsin
David Heggie
George Russell
Miramer
Nakomis «Park
Varmilion
Eric Chapman, Jr
Cleveland
Scotland
Gerturde Penfield Hall
C Lod
Flora Penfield
Seventh Street
Evelyn Hunter
Hillsdale Court
Anne Perka
Washington DC
Long Beach
New York
T S Creem
Charles Wack
Gertrude
Hugo Parker
Amherst Arthur
Richard Glover
G A Gover
Iddle Avenue
4Indrew Fell
A Bruce
Mis J Bruce
Imbherst
Allen Smith
Prospect Avenue
L Sotherden
den G Sotherden
North Platte
Sotherden
Rey
Brown
Harrison Street
East Liverpool Greencastle
Bliss
Broad Street
Donald
Altes
Jack Redinger
Smith Court
Paul Kohl
West River Street
Knights of St John Hold Evening Meeting Tonight
Local Knights of St John lodge schedules a public meeting with a list of speakers and activities. At the event attendees will discuss community matters and upcoming charity drives.
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Knights of St John Est Ag
Past Noble Grand Assoca Lodge Rebekah Meet Thursday
The Past Noble Grand association of the Rebekah Lodge will hold their meeting Thursday after root 2. Officers for the era will be elected. The Thimote Club met at Miss Enid Burting’s home sewing was the diversion with seven in attendance. Miss Florence Youngman and Miss Emma Ol er were welcomed as new members. Miss Louiseotton invited the club to meet at her home December 5th. Mrs Hugh Kirkbride will host the club September 15th.
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Aper
Lrelxnion
Draper
Gibsons
Bighton O
C 1 Drap
Eton Draper and Son
Rs How
Ever
Floyd Draper
Chireme
Bish
MD Draper
Fami
Ead
Schaferr
Norwalk
Glenn Drepen
Ily
Lverets
Onn
Arthur Draper
Huntington
Clarenee Gir
Elver
Bson
New London
Ceul Velora
Whit Fox
Jennie Canfield
Anber
Elzabeth m
Wakeman
Vyord Nber
North Danota
Parler
Lark Field
Prosser
Ghton
Virginia
Kent
Paul Kamerer
Ros
Abby
Mary LC Col
Warner
Manuder Hall
Hom
Committee Sing
America
Ing
Freeman Mesa
Ed Ticher
15Th Battery
J A Kaley
Frank Diedrick Chas Abby
Hanedett
Stouzh
Charles Wilson
Rich Milen Post No 65
Mira
Women's Relief
Arthur Alten
John Spencer
Rocky Lake
Charles Spencer
Bernard Stearnes
LF. Hanchett
LB Brouch
J . Holzresom
Ann
H. Hall
Wilson
Lehigton
and Mrington
Homer
Reall
J Andrews Warner
Cora @. Collins
Mies Elsom
A. Hurlbut
Rebekah
Sutton
Maud
Cassad
Pata
Enid Burting
Spruce Street
Emma Oler
Florence Youngman
Louiseotton
Wo Second Street
Cet
Goldf
Florence Gode
Lake Ave
Hugh Kirkbride
Fast Ninth Street
Kingsley injury at Ohio quarry reported in South Amherst
In South Amherst on September 1 the condition of Henry Kingsley who was severely injured when a stone fell 52 feet from a ledge above Hearvy’s work area, breaking his back in two places, was described as serious by doctors.
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Sisten
Divine Sing
J A Kaley
Chas Spencer
Freeman Stearnes
Tl S
Ed Tucker Cleveland
Camrid Andrews
Tom Stokes
Stokes
Treasury
Pau Erer
Kework City
South Amherst
Henry Kingsley
Ohio
Hearvy
Local Personal Notices Include Chicago Visitors and Home Plans
Mrs Ella Combs of Chicago visits her parents Mr and Mrs William Kashinsky on Fifteenth Street and spends last evening with Miss Matilda Buckholz on Grafton Road. Mart Coombs travels to join her husband in Baltimore to make their home. Mr and Mrs A C Hudnutt return from All Roadsters and Foard Touring. Lorain County Auto Service ads list sedans and touring cars with prices.
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Helen Barres
Oxford Street
Frank Seward
Kieth Scoville
Ella Combs
Chicago
Whinois
Farm Wife and Daughter Take Over After Serious Accident
Ada Neigh born and her mother assume farm duties following a severe accident that leaves a father with little hope for recovery. Ada planned to join Ashland College in the fall but must stay to care for the Geld crops and threshing, losing her planned schooling.
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Ada
Ashland College
Dancers’ Phanary Hop Contest by An Chorian Club
A phanary hop contest hosted by the An Chorian Club at the H R dance pavilion on Tuesday September 3 features music by Sam Girace and Cleveland Beach Orchestra.
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Anchorian Club
H-R Dance
Sam Girace
Ibis
Cleveland Beach Orchestra
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Cora Knapp
Robert Warner
Mari Ems
Patrick
Fieot Do
Riley Apoen
Leek We
Bernard Res
Myra Kent
Ren’s Relief Corps
Richard Allen
Rs Elmer Haverstich
Laince
Haverstick
Blanche Stones
Chares Wackerd
Caroline
Walla
Spear
Ralph Whitpe
C N Nihaeff
Hens. Stozenbure
Hens. Stozenbure Mroend
Book
Harrds
Nelson Abbe
Tiet
Es Dainee
Dick Be
Mos Nettie
Wmevers
Vmre
Brances Avery
Conger
Jo Oan
Cider
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Hanceer
Mara Abbe
Elsor
Frank Moce
Bertha Wer
Axl
Velo
Piris
Assoc
Ruth “Mac Clellan
Teona Jaimont
Mildred Richards
Doris Tumont
Hester Smith
Doroths
Bovlin
Flian Crax
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Bedi Ra
Bath Steer
L . Hernsal
Roy Sanders Corsort
King
Erich
Hattie Kews
Mre Kig
L ¢Ernsaill
Miss Bates
C C. Allen
Colonial Apartments
Lee Taylor
Princeton Avenue
Thousand Islands
Montreal
Quebec
Portland
Maine
St Lawrence River
Adirondack Mts
Birkshire Hills
Mohawk
Sarah Madge
Elzabeth Brown
Harrson Street
Baltimore
Howard Peters
Columbus Street
West
Yellowstone National Park
Walter King
Harry
William King
Lake Avenue
John Sinegar
Flnos
F A Lawrence
Eastern Heights Blvd
California
Margaret Barthlome
Browpheln
Wilford C Hastings
Longford Avenue
New York State
Fred Kahff
A J Oster
Ruth
West Street
Oster
Toledo
Soma
Esther Field
George Street
Youngstown
J H McHlhinney
Woc Hastings
Jean and
Wiss
Clara Barthiome
Melvin Lager
Kiptom
Cedar Point
IL Koehler
Warren
Everet
Mae Busch
Thimbif Club
Tattersall Dairy
East Bridge St
Springvale
Butternut Ridge
Nonwih Olmsted
Marcel
Clara McGinnis Mae Leuszler
Broad Street Beauty Parlor
Dean Hey
Sauls Lerocks -Coats
Milady Fair
Marcel Wave
Ethel MaRie BrAury
Arlor
Turner
Elyria
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Pssa
Morning Glory
Lorain County Auto Service Co
C. T. Short
Mgr
Tremont St
Certo
Thompson and Brookhauser
Cheapside
Launtdon
Cascade
Cardens
Ruggles
Elykia
Schwind
Picture Framing Store
Second Street
Haserodt
U. S
Haseroot
Leedale Bob Shop
le Mar
Leedale
Bob
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