Amherst wedding unites Dorothy Fullmer and Milton Nabakowski
In Amherst on September 5 Miss Dorothy B Fullmer and Milton W Nabakowski wed at St Pauls Lutheran with Rev R C Bosse officiating in a single ring ceremony. Attendants include maid of honor Marian Witte and best man Dave Miller. The couple, both Amherst High graduates, plan a western honeymoon and will reside with the groom’s parents at 664 East Street. They are employed at the groom’s father’s store and members of St Pauls Lutheran Church. K of P picnic at Lakeview Park postponed due to rain. activities and luncheon planned for Sunday with races, contests, and free coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lohengrin
Mendelssohn
Migs Marian Witte
Dave Miller
Washington, D. C
Donna Mae Cahl
Donald Fullmer
James Nabakowski
Miss Witte
Donna
Look Out Lizzie to Be Staged at Town Hall
The Junior Walther League of St. Pauls Lutheran church met in the parish hall to plan a fall event. They announced that Look Out Lizzie will be presented at Town Hall next Thursday and Friday evenings, Sept 10 and 11. A social hour followed with refreshments. The Amherst Garden Club opened its third annual flower show at the school auditorium, running through today, with a variety of floral displays despite a hot summer. J S Clifford, the local florist, featured night blooming cereas on display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walther League
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Lizzie
Amherst Garden Club
J. S. Clifford
Exposition visit and local social notes from Griswold area
Waynes Hogan Bud Winchell Albert Gould and Chester Hogan attended the Great Lakes Exposition in Cleveland on Friday. Miss Hazel Behnke Harold Blake and Mrs V V Schaeffer called on Mr and Mrs Albert Shane Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs Charles Butter of Cleveland visit Mr and Mrs Otto Jabbush and family over the weekend. Aliss Dorothy Fabbian of Lorain visiting her sister. Mrs Jabbush ill but improving. The love story of Solomon and the Queen of Sheba noted as the oldest in Western literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynes Hogan
Bud Winchell
Albert Gould
Chester Hogan
Cleveland
Hazel Behnke
Harold Blake
V. V. Schaeffer
Albert Shane
Charles Butter
Otto Jabbush
Griswold Road
Aliss Dorothy Fabbian
Lorain
Jabbush
Jjbbush
George Palmer, Sr
Ruth
Lillian Cooley
S. C. Hurlbut
C. F. Senning
F.H. Lewis
Charles McCarty
C. &. Melntire
Shirley Mae
Mansfield
F. H. Lewis
J. C. Reising
William Morris
Miss W. Myers
Change of Residence and Sunday Church Notes
Mr and Mrs D K Wilson and Mrs O Neill move to Fifth street Lorain with Mr Wilson employed at Nichall Stone Co. New occupants of the Wilson home on Park avenue are Mr and Mrs F E Stevens, River Edge road Cleveland. Mr and Mrs Roy Stevens buy Berg property on West street and will move soon. Mr and Mrs N B Hearn will move into Stevens vacated rooms. St Peter s Evangelical and Reformed church fall and winter schedule begins with German service at 830 am and English at 1030 am Rev Schmidt to speak on Supreme Importance of Worship Rev Bosse to conduct English communion at 8 30 am Paul s Lutheran church has two German services announcements after 3 pm and this evening. Rev J A Herche will preach at First Evangelical Church Sunday at 1030 with special music and Sunday School at 915. Evergreen Club members meet with Mrs Elmer Bischoff Wednesday Sept 9 replacing meeting at Mrs Louis Ernst s. Mary Martha class to meet Mon Sept 14 replacing Labor Day Monday. Hostesses Misses Minnie and Helen Sabiers Tenney avenue. Hospital news lists discharges Irene Gede South Amherst. Joan Sposato Park avenue admitted and discharged Friday. Faour square church street meeting tonight Rev H Marty to speak. Sunday evening service at Town Hall auditorium. Mr and Mrs Fred Holzhauer and daughter Wilma plan to spend Sunday and Labor Day in Wyandotte Mich. Mr and Mrs R L Menz and daughter Shirley Ann spent Thursday in Medina.
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D. K. Wilson
O'Niell
Fifth Street
Lorain
Wilson
Nichall Stone Co
F. E. Stevens
River Edge Road
Cleveland
Park Avenue
Roy Stevens
Berg
West Street
Hearn
Stevens
St. Peter’s Evvangelical and Reformed Church
Schmidt
Mary Martha
Congregational Church
Minnie and
Helen Sabiers
Tenney Avenue
Faoursquare Church
H. Marty
Town Hall
Fred Holzhauer
Wilma
Wyandette
Mich
R. L. Menz
Shirley Ann
Medina
Just On Time club meets at Avon home
Mrs Vern Frey hosted the Just On Time club at her Avon home on Thursday evening. Guests enjoyed card games and prizes awarded to Mrs Mat Casper Mrs John Lear and Mrs Florence Schafer. A lunch was served and the group will meet again in two weeks at Mrs John Frey’s home on Center Road.
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Avon
Vern Frey
Mat Casper
John Lear
Florence Schafer
John Frey
Center Road
Miss Fitch Honored In Miscellaneous Shower
Miss Gladys Fitch and Miss Dorothy Hein entertained at a shower for Miss Ellen Fitch who will wed Henry Hein at St Pauls Lutheran Dorpr Sept 12 at 6. A lunch for thirty followed games and gifts were given. Theresa and Eileen Haas of Latoon visit the Miller home with Frank Toby of Lakewood visiting the Walkers. Rev C A Bantham spent Friday.
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Gladys Fitch
Dorothy Hein
Fitch Home
Ellen Fitch
Henry Hein
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Dorpr
Miss Fitch
Theresa and
Eileen Haas
Lo- Tain
Cyril Miller
Frank Toby
Lakewood
Albert Walker
Rev
C. A. Bantham Apent
Royal Neighbors Meeting and Local Society Notes
The Royal Neighbor lodge met in Swiss Hall on Thursday with routine business, a social hour, and prizes won by Mrs Gust Anderson and Miss Margaret Schoelder. Hostesses plan October meetings. The Room For One More Class met at the Methodist church with a winter study discussion, games, and refreshments for fourteen. A Woman's Union meeting is set for Sept 9 at St John's, with area church notices included. Ruth Moore has returned home after traveling through the eastern states.
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Royal Neighbors
South Amherst
Royal Neighbor Lodge
Swiss Hall
Soclatine
Gust Anderson
Margaret Schoelder
David Barnhart
Nelson Brill
Raymond Jones
Charles Corbett
John Witt
Charles Nickel
Margaret Rice
Parjorgs
Ruth Moore
Avon Lake Democratic Club Meets Avon Lake
Mrs. Carl Hochwalt hosted the Women's Democratic Club with a business session led by Mrs. Gates followed by card games won by Mrs. Francis Smith Mrs. Raymond Frey Mrs. Harry Trigalet and Mrs. Emma Beck Refreshments were served and plans mentioned for Mrs Carl Tomanek to host in a month Other society items note members traveling to Richmond Ky and northern Michigan. Lagoon of events at Lakewood and Lorain society Carnival week features swimming contests and entertainments. hospital visit for Tom Ward center road. multiple visits and showers,Mission field plans for Miss Alta Wilson in Africa, and guests from Indiana and Newhaven.
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Avon Lake
Carl Hochwalt
Women's Democratic Club
Gates
Francis Smith
Raymond Frey
Harry Trigalet
Emma Beck
Carl Tomanek
Eaton Attends Sun's Graduation and Community Notices
Mr and Mrs D and Cook traveled to Columbus for Ohio State University commencement where their son Lester graduates. A large Eaton gathering celebrated Mr and Mrs Grills fortieth anniversary indoors due to rain. Ladies Aid elected officers and planned a chicken supper for Africa missionaries. Various local residents attended events at the state fair, Cleveland Exposition, and a Cascade Park picnic with family trips to Ithaca Niagara Falls and Norwalk visits.
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SUN
D. & Cook
Columbus
Ohio State University
Lester
Dass
Grace Cook
Cleveland
Manon Nichola
Alice
Elyria
Frances Davis
Carroll Cook
Washington, D. C
Russell
Lewis Grills
Carlton Blake
Lester Phelps
Marian Jackson
Walter Cornish
Keith Rice
Miss Poole
Africa
George Cornish
The
American Legion
Portsmouth
J. C. Lyon
Phebe Lyon
Byron Tompkins
Sona
Charles
Harry
Malcolm
Pennsylvania
Ithaca
N. Y
Niagara Falls
Milo Cornish
Richard
Dover
Hopwood
Brighton News Notes Visitors and Guests at Great Lakes Exposition
Brighton residents report attendance at the Great Lakes Exposition in Cleveland. Numerous gatherings occurred from Michigan to Elyria and Castalia, with extended family visits from Flint, Nova, Lexington, and Akron. Local families hosted relatives including Greene, Burge, Reed, Rousseau, Baird, and Carpenter groups, plus outings to Blue Hole Castalia.
Minx Guest Eileen No votny Ill?
Mrs. Theodore Nussdorfer travels to New York due to her mother Mrs. Forchew’s death. Maybelle Novotny visits cousins Mr and Mrs J Kabalac in Cleveland. William Pyson and brother from Cleveland spend Friday in town. Mr and Mrs Russe Cowgill and son Donald move to Jay Cox Road home in Lakewood.
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Minx
Eileen Novotny
Theodore Nussdorfer
New York
Forchew
Maybelle Novotny
J. Kabalac
Cleveland
William Pyson
Apent
Russe Cowgill
Donald
Lakewood
Jaycox Road
Sunday visitors and local social notes in Wellington area
Sunday and weekend social items from Wellington and nearby communities. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Dean McClellan, Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Rousseau, Clarence Draper family, Glenn Perkins, Dixie Draper, Gleon Perkins, Harry Join, George Grumbos, Linden Draper, Austin Ewell, and guests from Alliance Ohio. Also notes that Brighton’s north and south road has been designated State Route 511.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean McClellan
K. J. Rousseau
Cleveland
Clarence Draper
Glenn Perkins
Wellington
Will McKenzie
Roy Bottorff
Willard de Witt
Robert Clawson
O. S. Coats
Dixie Draper
Gleon Perkins
Harry
Join
George Grumbos
New York City
Linden Draper
Berlin Heights
Austin Ewell
Columbus
George Kiehbaum
Alliance
Brighton
Farewell party for Haynes ends with wishes for voyage
A large crowd crowded into a West River road home Friday evening to bid Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Haynes farewell before their move to England. Supper on the lawn followed by music and readings by Mrs. Lilian Hardy and Mrs. C. Giberson. A bouquet with a secret gift was presented by Mr. Haskins as the couple thanked guests for their wishes.
Bowman Suffered Skull Fracture In Fog Crash In Park
Jerry Bowman of Detroit, driver for Caine Steel Co, fractured skull and sustained body cuts when his freight truck failed to turn into the park in dense fog at about 5 am. He crawled from the wrecked cab, lit flares, and was driven to Berea hospital by a passing motorist. A second truck following Bowman also failed to turn by the same risk.
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Litchfield
Jerry Bowman
Detroit
Caine Steel Co
Cicero
Bowman
Berea
Dlone
Police Lieutenant Conducts Symphony
Toledo story profiles Charles Roth a 45 year old police lieutenant who doubles as conductor of the Toledo Civic Symphony. Since forming the Toledo Symphony in 1933 he has grown it to 80 regular members and 60 extras, all union members. Roth is also a pistol shot and a longtime police officer.
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Toledo
Charles Roth
Charley
Roth
Toledo Symphony
Solon T. Klotz
Toledo police maestro Roth leads 70 WPA musicians director of safety council
Jostson serves as mayor and president of Toledo federation of musicians while Roth, lieutenant and conductor, supervises WPA music projects in northwestern Ohio. He directs 70 musicians split into concert and dance groups, has set safety programs in schools, and holds a rifle championship with world records in unofficial events. Roth aims to blend Beethoven and modernist works. He has two daughters with musical talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Roth
United States
Camp Perry
Army
Chemical Warfare School
Organized Safety Council
University of Toledo
Record Bureau
John N. Edy
Spanish workers burn monasteries in century-old clash
A century ago Spanish workers set fire to monasteries, mirroring recent unrest as authorities report extensive arson and social turmoil. The waves of destruction highlight ongoing labor conflict and political strain across the region.
Detroit's WWJ radio station opens new modern studio
Dr. Lee de Forest visits Detroit to inspect a growing radiophone venture as WWJ, the Detroit News station, unveils a $1,000,000 home and a 5,000 watt transmitter across from the News building. The station has operated for two months, with early setups like a phonograph to feed the mike.
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Detroit
Lee de Forent
America
Detroit News
WWJ
Newe
de Forest
Tempest to star in Pall Mall Moonlight Sonata film
At 71, Miss Marie Tempest, famed English stage actress, is set to become a film star. She has signed with Pall Mall Productions for a leading role in Moonlight Sonata. Polish pianist M Paderewski will also appear in the film.
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London
Marie Tempest
Pall Mall Productions
M. Paderewski
Shelf Slope for Coat Closet Rubbers and Galoshes
A shelf across the coat closet back should slope toward the wall and sit about one to one and a half inches away from the wall. This keeps dirt and mud from accumulating on the floor, allowing easier cleaning by dropping through and being wiped away.
Sailors Refuse Rickshaws During Singapore Sightseeing
Thirty six sailors and a stewardess from the Russian steamer Udarnik refused to ride rickshaws on a Singapore tour, arguing that men should not bear women’s burdens. The group insisted on walking or traveling by other means during the excursion.
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Bingarfurn
Satjet
Udarnik
Singapore
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Haines
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C. F. Musser
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Chicago
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