Miss Ethel Shaver Weds Kenneth Lord In Elyria Ceremony
Miss Ethel Shaver daughter of Mr and Mrs George Shaver wed Kenneth Lord son of Mr and Mrs Bert Lord in a 3 20 pm ceremony at the North Olive street home Rev Edwin Kirby officiated. The couple will reside at 215 North Olive street after a motor trip to the Thousand Islands. Both spouses are Elyria High School graduates and former Elyria Savings and Trust Company employees.
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Ethel Shaver
George Shaver
East River Street
Kenneth Lord
Bert Lord
Cleveland Street
North Olive Street
Edwin Kirby
Nelle Willows
Leonard Wheatly
Agnes
George Schmitkens
Wanda Mae
Choke
Goal Schnuerer
Lord
Thousand Islands
Elyria High School
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
Prince of Wales Visited Elyrian on Yacht Whim
The Prince of Wales rode aboard Harrison Williams’s speedboat Whim, a Gar II replica, cruising from Port Washington to Greenwich and back to Glen Cove. Captain Dana Hammond piloted the mahogany craft at forty two miles per hour, with the royal guest enjoying the voyage and the sea air.
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New York Times
Prince of Wales
Harrison Williams
New York
Mgr. Williams
E. E. Williams
The
National Bank
E. B. William
A. G. Bean
West Avenue
Third Street
the Times
Harrison Willi
Ams
J. P. Morgan
West End
Glen Cove
Dana Hammond
Prince
Port Washington
Greenwich
Meetings and reunion noted across local churches and veterans group
The Missionary Society of the Church of Christ meets September 10 at Mrs. George Ingersoll’s Lake Avenue home. Division A gathers Thursday at 2 30 at Mrs. H W Rowland’s 162 Park Street. The Junior Mission Band of the Jeeb Baptist church meets Friday 4 to 5 in the church men’s room with refreshments. Ladies of Division A of the Second Congregational church meet tomorrow afternoon at 1226 Lake Avenue with assistants. The 115th Ohio Battery holds a reunion hosted by Mrs. Albert Warner Stop 5 on the Yellow Line. attendees include Richard Allen Post No. 65 of Elyria and Battery members. A spacious noon meal, decorations, and prayers marked the occasion. Officers elected: Charles Spencer president, Mrs. Cora Knapp vice president, Mrs. Albert Warner secretary-treasurer. A note on shifting future work to Daughters and Sons of the Battery. A poem dedicated to the Battery read by Mrs. Knapp. Sympathy resolutions sent to J. Paddock’s family. Next reunion invited at Riverview Park with several Battery and Richard Allen Post attendees. Ice cream and cake served at 4 30.
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Chapman-Pitkin-Gilman
E. D. Chapman
LaPorte
America
Eric Chapman
P. C. Gilman
Ida Freese
Josephine Stolba
Harlan Thayer Chapman
D. Chapman, Sr
Chapman Brothers
Charles Strong
Cleveland
Nicholas Zunis
Wheeling
Hattie Brainard
Geo. Strong
Brunswick
H. Blakesle
The
Missionary Society of the Church of Christ
George Ingersoll
Lake Avenue
Division A
Church of Christ
H. W. Rowland
Park Street
Jee Baptist Church
Second Congregational Church
Eva MchKensie
Elizabeth Haldeman
Mary Seville
15Th Ohio Battery
Albert Warner
115Th Ohio Battery
Richard Allen Post No
Elyria
L. F. Wright
Kaley
Charles Spencer
Rocky River
Cora Knapp
Daughters and Sons of the Battery
Hall
Richard Allen Post
Kaley and Adams
Battery
J. Paddock
North Olmsted
Richard Allen
Elytria
Riverview Park
Tome Wellman
Toledo
Tom Stokes
Olmsted Falls
Ed Tucker
Freeman Stearnes
H. Hall
J. A. Kaley
L. A. Adams
John Daney
C E. Wilson
John Spencer
John Tattersall
Melvin Smith
George Langton
Homer Langton
Andrews
Hurlbut
Mary Collins
Ely
Quotations from George Bernard Shaw on virtue liberty and humanity
A curated selection of Shaw's ideas on virtue and vice freedom and responsibility. It argues democracy reflects human material and critiques religion society and intellect with aphoristic lines. It includes insights on sincerity independence and the limits of benevolent governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bernard Shaw
Rotary Club Hearing Highlights Community Work
Rev. W L Walker spoke at the Rotary Club about how ministers serve the community as sky pilots beyond church walls. Akron University leaders Park Kolbe and D Fred Ayres may lecture next Tuesday on education for workers in mills and part time jobs. Marian Parker of Rochester arrives as activities secretary for the YWCA, replacing Donna Bell who moves to Oberlin College. The DeMolay Nye chapter plans its fall meeting with a New London class and Master Masons are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
W. L. Walker
First Baptist Church
Akron University
Park Kolbe
D. Fred Ayres
Akron
Boys Work Committee
Marian Parker
Rochester
New York
Donna Bell
Oberlin College
Miss Parker
David J. Nye
Order of de Molays
New London
Surprise shower honors Miss Ella Kushinsky at home
Miss Edna Kushinsky hosts a miscellaneous surprise shower for her sister Miss Ella Kushinsky at 223 East Fifteenth Street. About twenty guests attended, gifts were given, and refreshments served. Ella Kushinsky’s upcoming marriage to L W Coombs of Chicago is scheduled for Saturday September 20.
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Edna Kushinsky
Ella Kushinsky
East Fifteenth Street
Miss Kushinskoy
L. W. Coombs
Chicago
Mrs Morton Qulehuild Hintz Breakfast and Dinner Menu
A historical menu lists breakfast items cantaloupe bacon eggs and tea along with luncheon and dinner courses. Included are recipes for Spinach Loaf Fairy Muffins Chocolate Cookies and Date Pudding with herb mixtures and cooking tips. Also offers kitchen suggestions on utensil use and cheese as a staple.
Local social notes reflect travels births and visits
Dr and Mrs H D Reynolds returned from Davenport where he attended a Lyceum. Several local households hosted visitors over Labor Day including families from Coshocton Elyria Cleveland and Canton. Birth announcements mark a baby girl on September 1 and a son Harold Thomas born to Mr. and Mrs. Harold M Terry.
Social notes list locals visiting friends and traveling
Cleveland hosts guests on Seventh Street as visitors return from Columbus fair. George Langton comes back from Columbus. J Robertson and family return from Nitro West Virginia. W T Thompson depart for Miami to spend the winter. H R Wright and son return from a five day trip through the Alleghenies via Courtland Watkins Glen and Niagara. Miss Berger from Bay Village visits. John Block and Richard Gehl resume studies at Concordia College Fort Wayne. Marian Stalker of Bogota visits Nina Robson. Burns family and Gallams return from Detroit. Edith Liss leaves Memorial hospital post and heads to Beaver Falls. About thirty five dine at a clam bake on East Avenue hosted by Brown couple. Out of town guests include Stearns and Devereans of Portland Oregon.
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Cleveland
John Langston
Seventh Street
George Langton
Columbus
J. Robertson
Glendale Street
Nitro
West Virginia
W. 8. Thompson
G. J. Blauvelt
Charles Court
Miami
Florida
H. R. Wright
Allegheny Mountains
Pennsylvania
Courtland
Watkins Glen
Niagara
New York
Gertrude Bérger
Bay Village
Richard Gehl
John Block
George Block
Elyria
Concordia College
Fort Wayne
Ind
Marian Stalker
Bogota
N. J
Nina Robson
East Avenue
J. F. Burns
Helen
Arthur Gallam
Detroit
John Miller
Findlay Avenue
Edith Lee Liss
School of Nursing
Memorial Hospital
Beaver Falls
W. C. Brown
Stearns
Mrs. Devereans
Portland, Ore
Knights of St. John Meet At 708 Middle Avenue
The Knights of St. John will meet at Mathew Price’s home, 708 Middle Avenue, on Thursday at 7:45 PM. All members are asked to attend due to the death of M. Price. the gathering will proceed at 8 PM after the service.
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Knights of St. John
Mathew Price
Middle Avenue
The
Middle Ave
M. Price
Jewelers offer gold plating and watch repair services
Old jewelry is made new by plating with white green yellow or red gold. Fine watch repairing promises 1 to 6 day service and yellow gold watch cases can be made white. W E Burse operates at 303 Elyria Block with limited hours and Anton H Barber Shop offers children and ladies work as a specialty on the 4th floor of the Masonic Temple accessible by elevator.
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W. E. Burse
Elyria
Anton H
Masonic Temple
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St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
I. C. O. F. Hall
Veterans of Foreign Wars
G. A. R. Heil
Manning
Jane Mason
West Ridge
William Manning
Cambridge
Mags
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C. B. Mincks
J. R. Keming
Ravenna
Ohio
Roch- Ce Iter, N
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TY. WC. A
WL. Walker
DE Molays
Floyd Phillips
Lucila Koipper
Harry W. Arnold
Edna Neu
Avon
Franklin Owens
Juanita Yovankman
Harry Juaskowitch
Helen Milner
Lorain
Miller
Machaelin Lobak
Turner St
Theodora Demos
West Ave
James Harmer
Ray Brown
Stop 7
Yellow Line
Labor Day
C. D. McDonald
City
F. L. Brown
A. Londensilagen
Jack Marks
Leona Davis
Robert Clark
Qulehold Hintz Oy
Mrs.morton
Ettee
H. D. Reynolds
Davenport
Reynolds
Eldia
Darlington
Marie
Cecilia Konsesky
Lakewood
Robert Wohill
Los Angeles
Cal
East Bridge Street
Hobill
California
John Storm
Warren
Samuel P. Chidister
W. Witty
Beebecourt
Paria
T. Ward
George P. Schmidt
Erma Gotsch
Annabelle Ferris
West 30Th Street
H. W. Maddox
S. B. Gardner
William and
Misa Mabel Amner
New Kensington
Ray Lewis
Oakmont
A. C. Botamer
High Street
Irvin
Wanda
Cora Born
George W. Archibald
George, Jr
Canton
Pete Nieson
Harold and
Thomas
Amherst
Ernest March
Edward
Henry
Edna
Cedar Point
C. H. Peters
Hamilton Street
Anna Duscha
Fred Duscha
Conneaut
Michigan
Frank Stackelwitz
Mildred
Guy Wheeler
Eldon
Meola
Ernie Pallas
Griswold Road
Albert Pallas
Adams Street
Ed Fox
John Jehle
Huron Street
Mae Friday
West Bridge Street
Dunkirk
Reeta Merrick
Ray Brgihthill
Robert Service
Earl Bennett
Grand Theater
Service
Robert W. Service
Harold M. Terry
Sixteenth Street
Harold Thomas
Alice Kelch
A. E. Telzerow
Smith Hastings
Frank Barck
G. Bartlome
Brownhelm
Charles Devereaux
William
Cosmo Hamilton
Ulster
Lord Carson
James Craig
Coast
Charlie
Olman
Melanie Farr
Court Street
O'Donnells
Nelles
Rs Oe! & Trust
Marinello Beauty Shop
Wolfe Block
Second Street
Marcelling
Vernon Iipp
Mirs
Mae Weston
Supt. of Public Schools
Washington High School
O’donnell Paint & Wail Paper Co
Green Line
Europe
Blue Bird Sweet
Leader Shoe Store
GEO. H. Hill
Broad Street
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