Holy Cross Church Scene of Boreske Visniski Nuptials
Miss Atines Boreske daughter of Mr and Mrs S Boreske of 155 Spruce Street wed Walter Visniski son of Mrs Visniski of Eleventh Street at Holy Cross Church. The double ring ceremony featured ferns and gladioli decorations with a satin gown and lace train. Bridesmaids wore colored gowns with rhinestone headbands while Stanley Visniski served as best man. A wedding breakfast and reception followed at the bride’s parents home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atines Boreske
Daugher
Mra. S. Boreske
Walter Visniski
Visnicski
Holy Cross Church
Boreas
Curtains Stolen. Biden High Show Delivers Tonight
The Biden High School performance faced theft of stage curtains and trap wings Friday night. Local players continued the play despite the loss, as Deputy Sheriff Paul Chapman investigated and hunted for the missing curtains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biden High School
Paul Chapman
Marian Martin Pattern Advertises College Girls Wardrobe
An OCR fragment promotes Marian Martin sewing patterns for college girls with mentions of Pattern 9751 and Pattern 9761. It describes designs with eyelet edging, back bodice details, and sizing up to 20, plus required fabric amounts and a pattern book offer. Orders suggest sending coins or stamps to a New York address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aizen
Marian Martin Patti
18Th St
New York
Woodland Avenue party honors Cleveland bride to be
Miss Katheryn Tichenor hosted guests at her Woodland avenue home honoring Miss Dorothy Moore of Cleveland and James Tichenor. The couple planned a September 9 wedding at Bethany Lutheran in Cleveland with bridge awards for Miss Helen Hutt Murray Davidson and James Tichenor. A two course luncheon featured pink and green decor with snapdragon and plumosa bouquets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katheryn Tichenor
Woodland Avenue
Dorothy Moore
Cleveland
James Tichenor
Bethany Lutheran Church
Helen Hutt
Murray Davidson
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges Listed
A hospital note lists multiple admissions and discharges with names and addresses. Admissions include Mrs. Albert Ryan and Mrs. Jadd Agate among others at various streets, while discharges include Mrs. Leonard Krugman and Mrs. Ernest Nandush with infant. The transient entry for Mrs. Vincent Fitzgerald appears among names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Ryan
Blaine Street
Philip Paykin
East Sixth Street
Jadd Agate
Princeton
Feed Wesley
Park Avenue
Thoma Vaonessa
Tenth Street
Elmer Wilford
East Avenue
Hugh Cameron
Garford
King Fauve
Columbus
William Gillespie
17Th Street
John Seiler
Vincent Fitzgerald
Joseph Ke
Lodi
Earl Ryder
Columbia Studion
Steve Nagy
Huron Street
Joseph Nowak
Spruce Street
Abraham Rahmer
la Grange
Raymond Burk
R. Dd
Joseph Greenfield
West Avenue
Walter Michock
Bath Street
Enace Paron
Local Social Notices and Union Gatherings Readied
Meetings at Bethel Shrine Auxiliary with Mrs Olga Taylor on Kenyon Avenue Wednesday at 2 p m. Woman's Club card party set for Saturday at Club House September ninth at 2 p m. Missionary Society homecoming at Mrs G B Findler Abbe Road Wednesday at 2 p m. Fencestemacher family reunion at R F Vandemark home 1904 Park Avenue with 63 members. officers elected and next reunion planned for Noble Rice home in Lodi. Jeanette Brown and Alex Penman marriage solemnized by Dr William Muir Auld at home on Eastern Heights Boulevard. couple at 356 Tenth Street. Miss Kathryn Troxel hosted a luncheon for Miss Margaret Whidden at Washington Avenue. eleven seats marked including bride-elect place with tiny altar. highlights and bridge prizes awarded to several.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Shrine Auxilary
Olga Taylor
Kenyon Avenue
Woman's Club
Missionary Society of Church of Christ
G. B. Findler
Abbe Road
Lodi
Spencer
New London
Homerville
Noble Rice Home
Jeanette Brown
Thomas Brown
Mr. Pleasant
Iowa
Alex Penman
Jessie Penman
William Muir Auld
First Congregational Church
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Kathryn Troxel Enio
Washington Avenue
Margaret Whidden
Whidden
Prn
Elvadvich
Betty Brown
Dorothy Martin
Marr Sannar
Methodist Church
Blaxnor
Kathryn Highsate
East Avenue
Prosperity Bridge Club
Marian Upy
4Th Street
Keen Butters
Cascade Park
Bethel Shrine
Lucile Hinman
Ninth
2Nd Congregational Church
Earl Jolley
Lake Avenue
St. Paul's Church Council
Dames of Maltamee
C. F. Hall
Carl Day
Elyria Hotel
Friends
Peggy Rheinneck
Ford Avenue
Slaves
Hickory
North Carolina
Londr Byrne College
Bevard
Fisha
Chicago
Windis
Stanley Snyder
West Fitth Street
Detroit
Michizad
Earl Scott
Vhy
Louisville
Kentucky
Ife
Urbana
Ilinois
University of Illinois
Karl S. Newton
Wiliam Newton
Columbus
Ohio
Nee Berry
Bucyrus
C. A. Herold
Stanford Avenue
W. Heatron
iJdr
Shirley
Park Avenue
Michigan
John Harries
A. W. Andrews
Cleveland Heights
J. D. Lickorice
Labor Day
W. A. Wallington
Fields
R. B. Alle
Gambier
E. B. Redhead
Middle Avenue
Car <. Shaw
Maine
W. F. Beil
Third Street
R. C. Henry
Mitiwanga
Lake
Marion Clawson
Avon
Jason
Elyria Memorial Hospital
George Luther Cady
New York City
American Missionary Society
William Gillespie
Seventeenth Street
A. M. Cooke
Clarence Lakesky
Cleveland
Carl Calkins
C. C. Lord
Seventh Street
Ashtabula
Ralph Lord
Clara Lord
King Fauver
Columbus Street
Willam Weldon
O. Weldon
Cornell Avenue
Warne Garland
WGAR
Warne
Gwyneth
Lewis Gibson
Ashland
F. OS. Attat
Weat Avenue
Clarence Schultz
Helen Zeba
George Hecock
Wayne Schmit
Chippewa Lake
Ruth Pickett
Garvin Avenue
Diane Byars
Cheriin
Verne By Vecing
Margaret Roberts
Frank Rudolph
Chisago
Harley Sooy
Florence Brown
Zelda Mae Struble
Wanda
Norma Sehunz
Buffalo
Niagara Fails
Canada
RR. Wieseke
Misa Hazel Wie
John Jesse
Tworain
Tompkins
Kenneth Mayer
Fairview Village
Lee Ro Tarler
Princeton Avenue
Typer Room Ribble Class Elects New President
The Typer Room Ribble Class at First Congregational Church elected a new president during a busy service. A Church of Curie Casa Reaver Series met with 4 choinet meat 8 BOM, as attendees and delegates from Riverside Conference heard talks by Wad Finchey Ruth Kalrer and others. An executive meeting was announced for Monday evening September eleventh at 4 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim First Congregational Church
Conden DE
Otte Gryagas
Wes
Harvey
C Yenes
Pine Sesston
Wad Finchey
Ruth Kalrer
Mer
Ginnis
Virginia Braunser
Gertrude Mallory
Deline Ihede
Helen Monroe
Elizabeth Martin
Rob Crandall
Barbara Mecorae
Adelia Arad
Keaners Young
David Wainwright
Execu
Local club notices and society events fill Elyria pages
Dozens of meeting notices fill the town calendar with events from Women of the Movse and Knights of St John to church circles, teas, luncheons, and picnics. Local members, guests, and visiting friends spread across streets and hotels as wartime era social life centers on church groups, auxiliary societies, and civic clubs.
Local family visits from Washington Avenue and Chicago trip
Mr and Mrs HH sve and family of Washington Avenue spent the weekend in Ohio. Mrs Fannie Piskett and Weeiy and Richard visited Mrs Marry Picket of G Leste. Schmitizen Schultz and Mr angry Pumilizen returned home from Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HH. Sve
Waashonsion Avenue
Ohio
Fannie Piskett
Weeiy
Richard
Mee
G Leste
Schmitizen Schultz
Angry Pumilizen
Chieare
Century of Progress at Chicago and visits across states
A long list of local residents and relatives return from trips and visits across the Midwest and East. Century of Progress events in Chicago are noted along with departures and family reunions in Ohio, New York, Indiana, Michigan, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania. Trips include Geneva Ohio visits, Labor Day gatherings, and plans for study abroad in Barcelona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Minot
J. C. George
Denison Avenas
Pennsylvania
New York
B. J Handyside
Geneva
Ohio
Handyside
B.D. Hall
North Dakota
California
Elizabeth Myera
James Myers
Vermidon
Virginia Newton
Labor Day
C. RR. Barber
Sixth Street
Ancola
Indiana
M. Whitehead
Frederick and
Gardner
Elyria
S. Gerolstein
Europe
Barcelona
Spain
A. H. Rothe
Duluth
Alon
Ilinois
The
Dells
Pattison State Park
Shell Lake Wiswonah
Fremont
C. E. Brodbeck
Decatur
Dr. Brodbeck
Kendall Mussey
Eugene Mussey
C. H. Cushing
Charles F. Cushing
Pelham
Stacey Miller
West Avenue
Mayville
Kane
Indianapolis
Tom Cushing
H. 8. Calvert
Gulf Farms
Erie
Avon Sunday School elects officers and banns read
In Avon Ohio the Methodist Sunday School elected officers led by superintendent Mrs. C. T. Wilford and assistant Eugene Hubbard. Banns were read for Omar Laubenthal and Lucile Rising at St Mary’s church. Mass times shift to 9 and 10 15 a m beginning Sept 14. Birthday party honors Mrs William Peak with guests and local social updates close the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon
Methodist Sunday School
C. T. Wilford
Eugene Hubbard
Catherine Harold
Robert Pickering
Marian Peak
St. Mary's Church
George X. Stuber
Omar Laubenthal
Joseph Laubenthal
Ridgeville
Lucile Rising
George Reising
St. Mary’s Church
Protests Delay On Home Loans Niles Labor Day Speech
Congressman Stephen Mo Young of Cleveland says he will write President Roosevelt to restore William F. Stephenson as head of the Home Loan Corporation. He condemns excusable delay and inefficiency causing distress for homeowners nationwide. He praises Henry Brunner and Walter F. McCaleb for administration in Ohio and Northern Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niles
Sept. S
Stephen Mo Young
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Willam F. Stephenson
Stephenson
Henry Brunner
Ohio
Walter F. McCaleb
Washington
Coal Deadlock Persists as Talks Resume at 2 P M
John L. Lewis and J. D. A. Morrow resume discussions on labor terms with the recovery administration to decide on two key demands. Operators seek a merit based hiring clause, while the United Mine Workers push blanket recognition across soft coal fields. Officials fear a closed shop and race for broader recognition faces NRA labor board scrutiny. Henry Harriman backs the operators, signaling a potential White House settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
J. D. A. Morrow
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Lewis
Recovery Administration
NRA Labor Advisory Board
Henry [. Harriman
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
President Johnson urges buy-in to price control plan
Johnson argues the nation must buy freely and start buying at once to curb prices. He says improving price stability is essential to prevent profiteering and insists the plan will succeed only if trade and manufacturing associations are strengthened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Court rules husband pockets inviolable in alimony case
In Montreal the Superior Court upheld a husband’s privacy rejecting a wife’s demand to turn out his pockets to show money. The ruling found that a man’s pockets and personal finances need not be exposed in alimony disputes, even as the wife argued the husband could pay more. The decision emphasizes privacy in financial matters during court actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Lorain County Fair sustains traditions without county aid
The Lorain County Fair continued with its usual features amid an experimental stance. Officials chose to operate without county financial support, believing exhibitors and visitors would still participate despite the treasury's strain. The board credits the experiment as a success amid broader calls for economic interdependence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Miset
Fair Board
Also Mentioned on This Page
Holy Cross
Boreske-Visniski
Miss Tichenor
Clara Willard
John Krugman
Sons OF Union Veterans
H. P. Chapman
Sons of Union Veterans of the
G. A. R. Hall
Carl Davies
Hotel Elyria
Dorothy Banker
Eleanor Hillmer
Carl Ericsson
Theodore Seward
Walter J. Boroski
Lorain
Alvas P. McDermott
Shanelegy
Battle Creer
Elyria Fur Shoppe
Middle Ave
Vandemark
Bible Ct.ass
Sokiety
St. John’s
George Thompson
6Th Street
Movse
Legion Auxiliary
J. C. O. F. Lodge
St. Paul's Church
Knights of St. John
Hall. S
Grate Litheran
Esther Cross
Will Bave Tureen W. H. M. i
Democrat Women's Club
Grace Peakrs
West River Road
Church of Christ
Charles Cottier
Denison Avenue
St. John’s Lutheran Church Aid Society
Louis Davis
Penfield Avenue
Grace Lutheran Aid Society
United Presbyterian Aid Society
St. Pauis
Ed Stang
Telegraph Road
W. H. M.S. of Methodist Church
Fast Avenue
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Second Street
W. OR. C
Round Table Piscussion Club
AL HL
Cleveland Strent
Itegar Resse
Garden Glow Club
Umrs
Clara McAnster
Coir Hus
Tea Schanl
Omeete Ay
Ehine
Husi- Dashiers
Scotia
Northeast
Mehareh
Tite
Ho OT
Deweendall
West
Vicks
Shampon
Broad St
William Peak
Walter Peak
Carrol Ann
Glyria
Lawrence Peak
Florence Schwinn
Leatie Fitch
Rowe Sehwinn
Oberlin
Barbara Long
Canal Fulton
John Long
G. A. Nelson
Bertha Marlowe
Cleves Land
Bury
Lass
Dav's
National
Remington
the Brown Company
Lodi St. Ph
C. C. Fisher
West Broad St
Hall
Hallworth Oberlin Road
Jia Arma
J. W. Wood
Chile
Cutinara Laboratori
Ari
Guaran
LA Vogue
Marcel Pusah-Ui
Nichols
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