Dorothy Wilson Marries Lorain Man in Middletown Conn 1934
Dorothy Wilson of 143 Cleveland Street became the bride of L. R. Wottring of Lorain on August 11 1934 in Middletown Connecticut. The ceremony was at the Congregational parsonage performed by Reverend Christie. The couple plans to reside in Lo Tan at 2714 East Erie Avenue after September 25th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Connecticut
Dorothy Wilson
Cleveland Street
L. R. Wottring
Lorain
Christie
Wotting
Lo- Ta N
East
Erie Avenue
Cocoa
Florida
Susan Wilson
General Industries
Elyma Cource of Christ
Nettie Finca Webber Club
Epstion Stara Sind
September 25th Set for Bridgett Stark Wedding
The wedding date of Vera Bridgett, daughter of Mr and Mrs William F Stark of Kenyon Avenue, to William Bridgett Jr of Furnacestree Bridge was announced. Family and friends gathered for an evening event with formal details and decorations noted in the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgett-Stark
Willam F Stark
Kenyon Avenue
Vera
Willam Bridgett, Jr
Furnacestree Bridge
Evelra Ryan
Ralph Brasselle
Camp Iss-See-Kes hosts youth group over Labor Day weekend
The Intermediate Christian Endeavor Society of the Second Congregational church spent Labor Day weekend at Camp Iss-See-Kes with a large group of Young participants and listed counselors and chaperones from Schauffler School Cleveland Elyria Oberlin and local families. Other items note a wedding lease granted in Monroe Michigan, a Mondar Coronial Club outing to Vermilion, and a VOE Auxiliary meeting with plans for a tureen supper and melon festival invitation from the local post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intermediate Christian Endeavor Society
The
Second Congregational Church
Camp Iss-See- Kes
Alberta
June Williams
Mary Barbara Jones
Betty Wutsinger
Pergy Kauffman
Janet Tichenor
Nora Smith
Dorothy Lingenfelder
Margaret Mars
Jean Brillhart
Muriel Fuiedier
Carlita Stang
Jean Aschenbach
Clarise Hensman
Lorna May Fiedler
Dorothy Fell
Rebecca Meldrum
Walf Blinzler
Richard Green
Jack Spencer Allan Sshlmeyer
Andrew Meldrum
New Officers Elected at September Class Meeting
Mrs Park Hobr elected president of tang Martha Class of & Pau Ten, with E O Palas, Mrs Va Kuntz, Mrs latinga Wirth, and Mrs R Dumbhe chosen for officer roles. Meeting opened by Mrs Louise Stiles, with devotions by Mrs 4H Anderson, followed by games and refreshments for eighteen members and nine visitors. next meeting planned for late October.
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Park Hobr
Tang Martha
Pau
Palas
Greswold
Va Kuntz
Latinga Wirth
R Dumbhe
Louise Stiles
4H Anderson
E O Palas
R Pallas
Albert Vintzen
Marrhea Wirth
Reberah Social Club Hosts at Mrs Reed’s Home
The Reberah Social Club met at Mrs Minnie Reed’s Lake Avenue residence with members Gawman Gilman Huggie and Alvereta Otta in attendance. President Iva Marsh welcomed a new member Brenner. Readings by Cora Bemis and Marsh, contest progress credited to Reed and Gillman, and Brenner received the dance award. Next meeting to be hosted by Mrs Runs Beal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebehan
Cua
Minnie Reed
Lake Avenue
Reed
Gawman
Gilman
Huggie
Alvereta Otta
Iva Marsh
Brenner
Cora Bemis
Marsh
Florence Gillman
Runs Beal
West Prist
Ser
Ond
Mildred Smith and Louis Munn Wed at Methodist Parsonage
Mildred H South, a former teacher at Boylan Haven School for Girls in Jacksonville, Florida, married Louis J. Munn of North Eaton in a Tuesday ceremony at the East Avenue Methodist parsonage. Reverend Dr Bond officiated as the couple planned a motor trip south before settling on a North Eaton farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Smith
Louis Munn
Mildred H South
Boylan
Haven School For
Insonville
Florida
Louis J. Munn
North Eaton
Fr. Bond
Methodist Church
East Avenue
Business And Professional Women's Club Plans Activities For The Year
The Business And Professional Women's Club outlines yearly programs including security, community improvement, and better government efforts. Members like Eva Vaches Atos and Hete Hubbard are noted among leaders planning planned events and committees to advance national planning and cultural outreach across local groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Bourteen
Busnessary
Eya
T74
Neas
Miss Hildert
Federacic
Mrs Fred Hadawat elected to head Legion Auxiliary
Mrs Fred Hadawat was elected president of the American Legion Auxiliary at the annual officers meeting. She succeeds Mrs W. C. Lockard. New officers include Mrs Verg Jasper vice president, Mrs Pam Collins secretary treasurer, Mrs William Star, chaplain, and Mrs Harvey Carney pistolman and Mrs William Stroecher sergeant at arms. The arizona winner was Mrs Mannie Hurburt. a member, Mrs Cart Fillmore Bask, was initiated. Next meeting set for September with memorial service for deceased members.
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Fred Hadawa
Hadawa
Will
W. C Lockard
Verg Jasper
Pam Collins
Sero Seart
Mannie Hurburt
Ariza
Evenne
Cart Fillmore Bask
Legion Home
Bass
Bill
Dea Berth
Gertrude Smith
Wee
Cnderhili Amate
Womens Christian
Fred Unferhill
Fifth Steer
Fred Ernshas
Ina
Helen Osborn
Vics
Nadine Ries
J C Tacksey
A . Schylleman
Deare Buns
Sunshine Measures
Howard Butler
Community notices from Elyria groups and veterans meeting
Various local society items include the Alumnae Association of Elyria and Emmanuel Lutheran church council events at 792 E Broad with Mrs Kean Wise and Mrs Lostesses. VFW Elvira Post 1079 held a regular meeting with new members approved and plans for a music melon festival on September 16 at Comrade Mulroy’s Grafton road home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alumnae Association of
Elyria
Memorial Hospital
Kein Wise
Lostesses Coure
Emmanuel Lurber
Oma
Edi Smith
Laka
Pauls Church
Counteil
Business Womens Mepartmer of
Womans Club
Elvira
Mihalls
Leland Blingley
Ray Dunlap
Mulroy
Grafton Road
Bradley
Rza
Club Pleasantly Entertained by Members at Private Home
Members of the 3 Club met at Misa Marian Spaeth’s Chestnut Ridge home for an evening of games and contests won by Dore Smith Ruby Woodfork and Marna Smerzer. A tureen dinner is planned at Ruby Woodcock’s Lake Avenue home on September 26. The next regular meeting will be at Mrs Frank Smith’s home on October 25. A luncheon was served at a single table with a centerpiece of snapdragons and four tall candles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Marian Spaeth
Chestnut Ridge
Ruby
Woodcock
Lake Avenue
Frank Smith
Dore Smith
Ruby Woodfork
Marna Smerzer
First Gurney Sub Meeting to be Held Wednesday
The Garden Crusade resumes its meeting next Wednesday evening with Mrs F A Santhe entertaining members in her garden at 290 Washington Avenue. The gathering begins at six thirty, with the program at eight o'clock featuring Mrs Charles Jamson presenting the suberies Old World Gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gurney
F A. Santhe
Washington Avenue
Charles
Jamson
Hospital Notes and Admitted Cases Summary
Hospital notes list admissions including Mrs George Hecock at 123 Fairlawn Everett Palmer 335 Oberliard Mary Alice Harper of Wadsworth and others. Discharges note Mrs Charles Snoble and baby girl at 436 Eighth Street plus several individuals and families. Mr and Mrs W T Deyarmin of Windber PA returned home after visiting the Clavcomb family on West Fourth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hecock
Fairlawn
Everett Palmer
Oberliard
Mary Alice Harper
Wadsworth
Charles Snoble
Eighth St
Diane Haury
Columbia Ave
Noble Stiles
West St
Marvy Howarth
W. T. Deyarmin
Windber
Pennsylvania
F. Clavcomb
West Fourth Street
Several Elyria locals return from trips and events
A long list of Elyria area residents are noted returning from visits in Chicago Cleveland and New York after weekends and vacations. Names include Louis Carner Miss Helen Carner Miss Carol Stetson and many others visiting relatives or attending the Century of Progress Exposition. Several births and family milestones are recorded with travels to see relatives and markets in New York and Detroit.
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Louis Carner
Helen Carner
Norfolk
Iigimta
Frank Stetson
West Avenue
Chicago
Carol Stetson
William Robertson
Mansfield
Richard King
East Avenue
John Henry Snyder
Janet Patrick
South Grange
New Jersey
Gerard Loomis Snider
Deane Burns
Harod Burns
Pennayivania
Washington
Waynesburg
Wheeling
West Virginia
Mirward
Hor Wright
H Hummelbaugh
Cervurs of Progress
H. G. Hoover
Buestus Qohin
J. D Hand
Longford Avenue
Imers
Claresce E. Handavipa
Kipton
Irdetta Alexander
Ceva
Basim Eydla Yasterda
Annie Davdson
Charles Finney
Fred Dengie
Cleveland
C. C Fulton
Idavetter Courtney
Tenth Sirear
New York City
Fulton
John Levsta Company
Oscar Koehn
Waude Hull
Wallsr Vwemullen
Glenn Hall
George Hecock
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Max Goldstein
Sam Nagy
West Third Street
Phillip Scarler
Fay Company
Elyria
John Baldauf
Bellevue
Florida
Oberlin
Mark Wills
Gates Avenue
W A Sherrard
Ohio State Universlly
Mfr
George Hillmer
Eleanor
Aildred
Carl Ericsson
Chnnage
Betty Guilford
Wildred Hullmer
James Hart
Sadie Carney
Johnstown
Pennsylvania
John Hart
G E. Thomas
Loraim
George Hart
Parkview Street
Charles Muffles
Syracuse
New York
Tatter
Blanche Tucker
Grafton
Ohio
Margaret Williams
Betty
West Broad Street
Erie
Marjorie
Harriott
Francis
Louise Keeler
Myr
J. K. Stober
Janet
Barbara
Large Gay Cavalier Hat Competes With New Beret Fashion
A fashion note describes oversized hats competing with oversized berets. Suzy wears a puffed gray felt beret with a near straight position. Agnes displays a brown felt beret featuring mercury wing accents amid luxurious fur and jewel pairing.
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Suzy
Agnes
Local Maplewood Social Notes Include Visits and Guests
Readers report social visits on Wooster Street in Maplewood and Wooster Street. Mrs S obrers parent and Mrs Cnaes hosted gatherings. Doroths Beary and Paul Brats attended, with Dr Ernest Men and others seen at the Fan in Chican. Marriage license applications listed for Benor Cegdel and Robina Bovis in Lorain, with several residents noted visiting J K Stober of New Jersey.
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Anne
Ths
Hare
Maplewood
S.obers Parent
Cnaes
Wooster Street
Doroths
Beary
Paul Brats
Chicaan
Ernest Men
Anthony
Frite
Cleveland
Bam Wooster Street
Cis Colsan
Chicago
Illinois
Vis J K Stober
New Jerse Wo
Schmidt+ gen
Benor
Cegdel
Lorain
Robina
Bovis
Loomis Lewis
Roser
Saline Lorain
Madeline
Dell
Justice of Peace
Cari J Walski
Vary Giatar
Dembeoshi Maurten Riese
Service Department
Helen Tonais
Lora
Monister
Meting Meting Plus Ultra class meets Thursday
First Methodist church notes a Plus Ultra class gathering Thursday evening with Miss Josephine Harper of 341 Kenyon Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Wiss Josepaie Harper
Kenyon A'Enue
Animal blood transfusion touted as cure in Moscow report
MOSCOW reports radical experiments in transfusion using animal blood to aid human patients. Doctors at the Central Institute for Blood Transfusion claim a stomach ulcer patient was cured after dog blood injections. They say animal blood can stimulate diseased parts to fight infection, while the overall constitution remains unaffected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Central Institute For
Urutes
Sea Serpent Is Huge Sturgeon Near Hailey Idaho
United States Department of Forestry officials confirm a large sturgeon seen near Salmon City as drought dries the Salmon River. Two boys, John Hull and Bill Harris, swam at the only deep spot, the old swimming hole north of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hailey
Idaho
United States Department of Forestry
Salmon City
John Hull
Bills Harris
Make Your Own Sheath Silhouette Dress Pattern No. 3207
A vintage sewing pattern advertisement by Laura Baldt edited for Household Arts. Describes a sheath silhouette dress in black crepe with satin accents, crushed bow neckline, draped girdle, and additional costume ideas. Pattern No. 3207 fits sizes 14 16 18 and 38 40 inches bust, requires 14 yards of fabric, proposes price ten cents for the book or pattern.
Mystery Deep in Pool Reveals Large Sturgeon
Town investigators tracked a shadowy figure at the pool bottom after hours of work. Forest Serzica crew identified the creature as a large sturgeon, a rare find for river bottoms, weighing about 98 pounds and measuring around 10 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townus
Serzica
Werghei
Snake River
Alma Mate City Newspaper of Havana Under State Control
Alma Mate serves as Havana's government controlled newspaper, reflecting official reporting and messaging. The publication operates within state media oversight, delivering government statements and sanctioned local and national news to readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Mate
Havana
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Marian Heeler
Sarah Nierman
C. E
Camp Iss-See-Kes
Wanda Wilmot
Pasadena Park
Marine Poole Twylah Stevenson
L. Richards
Maxine Poole
Maxine Smith
Lucille Botamer
High Street
Elyrian
Monroe, Sich
Elmer Smith
Eleanor Karp
Monroe
Michigeo
Avon
Basn
James MacKenzie
East Broad Street
Smith
Andrew Smith
Colonial Club
Vermilion
Mondar Coronial Club
Carlton Schultz
Vits . F
Behultz
Vits
Gehultz
Columbus Street
S.f. W
Paul Wainwright
Courtland St
Elyria Sev. & Tr
Ani
Wartha
Reberah Social Club
Mrs, Reed
Masquers Club
Vasquers
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
WARC
Faustina Rawson
California
Women's Relief Corps
Flora Hoakers
Ida Sherman
Helen
Hubbard
Mrz Bowers
LaGrange
Knights OF St, Johs
Avon Tre
Avon Park
Tora
Alfred Buchholz
Gate Road
Arnold Buchholz
Station Road
Orto
Lee Kline
Ralph Laskey
Washington, D., C
Mt. Vernon
Virginia
Tada
Fred Hadawat
Legion Auxiliary
Bertha Borie
Moss Bertha Helen Borie
Auto Stathc
Gladis Plocher
Plocher
Fourth Street
Katherine Brown
Mary MacGuire
Miss Bove
Viss
Phillis Agate
Helen Cook
Hanz
County Institute
Romans
Women OF Moose
Women of the Moose
Banco
Alice Kaylor
Foster Avenue
Moose
Mainbacher
Harper's Bazaar
Phil White
Laura I. Baldt
Teachers College
Columbia Universiy
Pattern Department
Fifth Ave
N.Y
Lyris Chronicle-Telegram
N. Y
Anna Cook School of Dancing
Woman's Club
Broad St
Ben
Edith Lalone
Frank’s
Uncle Tom’s Ranch
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