Bride Chooses Sister For Maid Of Honor At Sacred Heart Wedding
Dorothy Funk and Mable Little are listed as attendees in a wedding notice for Miss Mary Farkas and George DeBracy Jr at Sacred Heart Church. The ceremony, to be celebrated by Rev Fr T. Zekany, will take place tomorrow at ten o clock with Katherine Farkas as maid of honor and Charles De Bracy as best man. The couple will reside in Detroit where the groom works at the Rotary Electric plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Church
Mary Farkas
George DeBracy
Draboei
Sacred
Ten Selock
Zekany
Air
Joe Farkas
River Street
Mr. DeBracy
West River Street
Katherine Farkas
Charles
Detroit
Michigan
Rotary Electric Company
Holiday Dance Opens Elyria Country Club Social Season
Elyria Country Club starts the fall and winter social season with a Labor Day dance at the clubhouse on Saturday. Members and guests will dine in the dining room before the dance. A bridal shower for Miss Mary OConnor precedes her September seventeenth wedding to John Sims, hosted by the Fox Fur nace Division of the American Radiator Co. guests enjoyed games, prizes, and autumn decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Country Club
Sunbeam Girls
Fox Furnace
American Radiator Co
Mary O’connor
Krieg
West Avenue
O'Connor
John Sims
Bess Hobbs
Burdue
Irene R Ruth
Ruth Terre
Lucille Tarno
Mary Danitz
Ethel Thoson
Catherine Fleming
Mary Margaret Finegan
Marian Burke
Aoe
Martha Dwyer Hostess Comraderie Club Meeting
Martha Dwyer hosted the Comraderie Club at Martina Dwyer’s Fourth Street home. A brief business meeting followed by bridge saw Mrs. Raymond Plas win high. Lunch featured a mink and white motif. two weeks hence Mrs. Plas will host at Columbus Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martina Dwyer
Fourth Street
Raymond Plas
Bes Bierne
Colonial club meetings hosted by Mrs D W McLeod
The Colonial club will be entertained by Mrs D W McLeod at Mrs Kriegs on West Avenues. A meeting is scheduled for Monday and a second gathering Tuesday at 1 30 PM around the same venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Club
D. W. Mcleod
Kriegs
West Avenues
Couple Wed In 1936 To Live In LaGrange
A 1936 marriage in LaGrange ties Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hanmer to a shared future. The couple plans to teach friends on North Mein after September 15, with Mrs. Hanmer linked to Mrs. H Foster of Law and other family. Details about their origins and employment appear blurred in the scan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lagrange
Eighteen Members Attend Meeting at Local Society Event
Eighteen members and Mrs. George and Mrs. PaethievK attended the American group meeting. Articles were read by PLTembers, with late September plans for an associational work. Elizabeth or Mrs. S. Bader presided and temperance notes were noted. Helen Bristol contributed an Indian offering. Refreshments were served by Mrs. James Davies and Mrs. Bred Day. The next meeting is set for October sixth at Mrs. James Davies's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George & George
Paethievk
Preg
Pltembers
Elizabeth
Bader
Ing B . Temperance
Helen Bristol
James Davies
Bred
Oop Ber
Jam Davies
George Yustana
Grace Lutheran Aid Society Holds Thursday Meeting
Twenty five women attended the Grace Lutheran Aid Society meeting Thursday afternoon. Reverend Walker gave a talk and Mrs William Neubiser led the routine business. Lunch was served by Mrs Schmittgen and Mrs Walker. A parish dinner was planned for Thursday September 29 and the next meeting will be a social on September—
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran Aid Society
Walker
William Wneubiser
William Schmittgen
W. W. Walker
Local personals note many travels and visits across Ohio and beyond
Mr and Mrs Harold Greenich of 177 Roosevelt street visited Burns Marion Troy Piqua and Dayton Ohio over last weekend. Mr Greenich's father Daniel Greenich of Bucyrus accompanied them home. Mrs Julius Schneider of North Ridgeville is parent of a daughter born September first at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Mrs A Bassett returned from Cleveland and Eaton with her daughter. Mr and Mrs Dusthimer moved to 677 East River street. Rosemary Smith of 210 Harvard avenue visits grandmother in Sheffield Lake. Mrs Elizabeth Fulton and daughter Kathryne Fulton returned after two weeks in Fort Wayne Columbus Springfield Bat tle Creek Kalamazoo. George Greenich returned home after two weeks in Marion. George Roadly leaves for England. Lois and Louise Lersch visited River Michigan. Mrs John R Gober and Rev Albert Pet on Penns Cambridge moved to 1245 Road. Mrs Redhead and friends plan visits during trip to Columbus. Ralph H Miller and family hosted guests from Florida. Junes and Charles Lentz visited from Williamsburg. Marian Phelps of Gaithersburg Maryland visiting 1735 East avenue. Mrs N S Fitch and other family returned from Summer at Sheffield Lake. Roger Phelps guest at Gaithersburg. Frank Hill hosted a moonlight boat ride with VFW cohort. A W Baird called to Freeport PA by sister’s illness. Earl Wilshire family visiting East. Mrs Winifred Parks and son visited Elyria friends. Research fellow returns to Duke University. Mrs Harold Terrell and three children in Richmond Indiana. Harold Birch family to Alexandria Bay, New York. Jean Sparks and Dorothy Smith also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Greenich
Roosevelt Street
Burns
Marion
Troy
Piqua
Dayton
Ohio
Mirst F. A. Dusthimer
East River Street
Rosemary Smith
Harvard Avenue
Sheffield Lake
Elizabeth Fulton
Daugh
Kathryne Fulton
Ard Avenue
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Columbus
Springfield
Battle Creek
Kalamazoo
Michigan
George Greenich
George Roadly
Marseilles Avenue
England
Lois
Louise Lersch
River
John R. Gober
Albert Pet
Third
R. Hall
Pennsyls Cambridge
Redhead
Ridge Read
Ima
West
Rentuc
Ralph H. Miler
Sinp
Lise Avenue
Treck
Junes
M Charles Lentz
Williamsburg
Poup
Florida
E. Smith
Marian Phelps
Gaithersburg
Maryland
Mrsley
East Avenue
N.S. Fitch
Kenneth Boylan
Fitch
Roger Phelps
Gaithersburg Land
Frank Hill
Rattan Road
Richard Walsh
Leonard Warner
Quebec
Montreal
Canara
New England
W.D. Carle
Stanford Avenue
Bucyrus
Bert Barron
Arthur Perkins
Cuyahoga Council of Veterans of Foreign Wars
Cleveland
A. W. Baird
Elizabeth Court
Freeport
Pennsylvania
Earl Wilshire
East
New Hampshire
Winifred Parks
Robert Parks
Clifton Boulevard
Lakewood
Elyria
Durham University
North Carolina
Duke
Harold L. Terrell
Richmond
Anniversary Meeting Of Elyria Democratic Women
A brief session preceded the program at the Democratic Women’s Club of Elyria at the Woman’s Club last evening. It announced the Ohio Federation of Democratic Women will meet in Columbus early next month and five delegates will be sent from the Elyria club. Plans outline the club’s sixteenth birthday on October 1 with definite arrangements to be announced. Mrs E H Hausinen introduced Mrs Lottie Struthers who spoke on Slum Clearance and Housing as refreshments were served by club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Woman’s Club
Ohio Federation of Democratic Women
Columbus
Elyria Club
Fater
H. Hausinen
Lottie Struthers
Jennie Swindling
Lillian Gorman
Helen Beaumont
Anna Gruck
Matilde Wiederick
Mildred Humphrey
Flora Rankin
Margaret Bogart
Patriotic Club and Royal Neighbours Meet at Woodman Hall
Local clubs meet at Woodman Hall including the Patriotic Club and Royal Neighbours. Members will bring dishes and coffee for a communal program. Pilgrim Church hosts a meeting at 7 30 with a focus on farm topics and guest Roland Scohusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patriotic Club
Woodman Hall
Usi
Luther
Pilgrim Church
Farme
Roland E. Vscohusetts
Compliment Bride Pail Yiso Mur Event Fore Estella L
Compliment scene described with bridal bouquet handing and wrapped linen gifts. Members of Dim-O club and Senior Fidelis Club participate, then proceed to Case eade Park for burg firs. Agnes Blair plans a September fifteenth entertainment with new officers to be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seniior Fidelis Club
Margaret Herald
West Street
Eade Park
Himburg
Agnes Blair
Smith
Hospital Ne Sironen Miller Lae Schnel Howard
Fragmentary notice mentions hospital names and individuals Sironen Miller Lae Schnel Howard. Details are unreadable. no clear event or outcome is discernible from the legible text segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Lae
Schnel Howard
Ludi Tdisch
To Honor Former Pastor The We Association of Pils ehuren
An event at Broad Street honored a former pastor as Michel Scrivens spoke of his work and faith. The gathering reflected on West dur Church weloek and service given during his tenure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilsehuren
Stanford
Broad Street
Michel Scrivens
West Dur
Weloek
Two Entertain Division Meeting Notes and Attendees
A brief item notes the next regular meeting for the Entertain Division on October 1 with attendees Mr iClevenger of 447 Lake, Mrs Evie enne, and Shock assisting. The report lists Croft and Mr Jieistesses and references a past test about Cy ger conducted the eh A silver hee be n future and CS Sy reed diains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croft
Jieistesses
Cyger
iClevenger
Lake
Evie Enne
Shock
Suppper Precedes WB A eeriity The 3 of Cleveland
Fragmented text from a local meeting report noting names Dorothy Les and Emma Waren with Miller as chair. Mentions a session following a meeting, speakers, and a future date October sixth. Readable facts are sparse and unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Dorothy Lesaleu
Emma Waren
Afargeret Miller
Curi Miller
Daughters of Scotland Plan September Card Party
D. of S. members met last night in Wurst Hall to finalize a card party on September 13 with guests. Margaret Mahon to chair arrangements. Bridge bunco and whist slated for entertainment. The drill team practiced after the regular session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. of S
Daughters of Scotland
Wurst Hall
Margaret Mahon
Bunco
Whist
Piente With Families and Prize Winners Named
The article notes winners in a club event, with Elizabeth Avery arranging the prize and refreshments. The next meeting is set for September 6 at Mayme Gibbons home, with Mayme Gibbons presiding as chair and prize awards to Bunch and others.
Local travelers rush to St. Louis for ill relative
Kenneth Smith and George Hines went Wednesday night to Nork for a few days before heading to St. Louis, Missouri, where Mrs. E. J arch, Mrs. H. B. Isler of Elyma, and Mrs. Gif ford of Cleveland join the trip. They were called by the serious illness of Dan McCarthy, brother of Mrs. Isler and Mrs. Gifford, and uncle of Mrs. Stankarel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Smith
George Hines
Nork
E. J.arch
H. B. Isler
Elyma
Gifford
Cleveland
St. Lewis
Missouri
Dan McCarthy
Isler
iMrs. Stankarel
Local Licenses and Names Listed in Lorain Area
Licenses issued include Charles J. Yost eight in Lorain retired Marion Williams thirty three in Lorain. Herman R. Kohl forty three in Lakewind druggist Ida M. Schmidt forty three in Sheffield township teacher Orlo Standen thirty four in Elyria and Anna Helena Roth field township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Yost
Lorain
Marion Williams
Herman R. Kohl
Lakewind
Ida M. Schmidt
Sheffield Township
Orlo Standen
Elyria
Anna Helena Roth
Field Township
Trostess To Club The Alp at Home of Clara Mak
The event description notes a gathering at 2 10 Clevely street with irish orrsing and dancing. A wire message boasted about the blue glass centerpiece and a reflecting mirror above a garden tower display in the dining room. A guest named Ry was expected at 138 Pasa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira
Clara Mak
Clevely Street
Pasa
Rytex Tweed Weave Stationery on sale for September
Print ed stationery offers by Rytex Tweed Weave featuring double the visual quantity for $1. Choose 200 single sheets or 100 double sheets plus 100 envelopes, or 100 monarch sheets with 100 envelopes printed with your name and address. Great for future use and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rytex Tweed-Weayve
Monarch
Women Relief Corps Executive Board Meets At Home
All fourteen members of the executive board of the Women s Relief Corps gathered at Mrs Linnie Kelly s home to transact routine business and sew blocks for relief quilts and housewife sets for Canal Zone soldiers. Mrs Sylvia Kleeby presented readings A Vote for the Good of the Order There is Music and They Also Serve and led a question bee. A nuts contest was hosted by Mrs Rose Law. After refreshments the group planned to meet September 1 with Mrs Zelma Haven of East Michigan. Many locals and relatives are mentioned visiting or staying with family in Elyria Lorain Oberlin and nearby towns, including readings, social calls, and weekend visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tte
Women's Relief Corps
Linnie Kelly
Canal Zone
Sylvia Kleeby
Rose Law
Aga
Zelma Haven
East Avenue
Stinehcomb Housewarming At Ridgeville Residence
Seventeen friends attended a housewarming last evening at the new home of Mr and Mrs EH E Stinehcomb in Ridgeville formerly of Cambridge avenue. Dinner was served on the lawn with tables adorned by Fall garden flowers and the apartment was also decorated for the remainder of the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eh.e. Stinehcomb
Ridgeville
Cambridge Avenue
Local Socials and Visits Highlight Weekend Events
Henrietta and guests hosted a Wiener roast at Linwood Park. Mr and Mrs Oscar Zureh er and Chauncey Currier entertained Saturday. Mrs Emils Gleisner and Mrs Werner Fluckinger plan Ladies Aid at home Sept 15. Grace Robertson returned to Millersburg. Lena Gegenheimer visited Fred Beiner. Oberlin residents and area families shared Sunday dinners and school events. A. L. Dudds death prompted relatives to travel from Terome Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta
Oscar Zureher
Chauncey Currier
Linwood Park
Ernest Lamvermyer
Frank Keible
Emims Gleisner
Werner Fluckinger
Ladies Aid Society
Ralph Gwin
Nancy
Amy
Grace Robertson
Millersburg
For Sale Elberta Peaches From Chere Knoll Farm
For sale Elberta peaches suitable for canning of high quality. Offered by Chere Knoll Farm at the corner of Route SS and an intersection in Whiskexville. State BE and Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elberta
Pine
Chere Knoll Farm
BE. Cook, Whiskexville Cor
Anid Au
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Sossde Ras Derbagkrreeteresse Society
Dorothy Funk
Mable Little
Martha Dwyer
Ethel Shop
TL Court Street
Clifford Hanmer
Reah Foster
North Mein
la Grange
York
Hanmer
H. Foster
Law
And
Bellevus
Hammer
J. C. Hanm
Laren
Ostroy
Adba
Broag St
Myr
Harold Bir¢éh
Doug
Bob Blayney
Alexandria Bay
New York
Jean Sparks
Dorothy Smith
Oberlin
Bon Hee
Lion T
Migor Woodworth
Piip
Mmet
K. of Chall
Cirle
Alrs
D.C. Kethert
Furnace Street
Eagles Hall
Lorin
Ella
Club
Ruth’s Wave Shop
Lake Ave
Thone
Central Book Store
Broad St
Lise
Vestal
Robert Wyler
Carel Portman
Homer Cox
Mary Becker
Fred Haag
Will Becker
Camden
Ruth Date
Sie Hostetler
Paul Hostettler
Ralph Peachman
Ralph Jr
Adam Horn
Atv
Mars
Melvin Unger
Shirley
Kenneth
Ernest Telzerow
Amherst
Warner Davis
Ely Ja
Bar
Bramby
Hees
Lena Gegenheimer
Fred Beiner Munday
Walter Walker
Obert
Harsid
Hobart Armetittr
Ren Bover
Brice
Dave
Youngish
Cistenece Ams
Chicles Martin
Kallaver
Mare Fee
Lucile Hinman
West 2Nd Street
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