Bride Bessie McDonald Wed to Carl Bidenharn
The summer home of C. C. McDonald near Niece hosted the wedding of Bessie McDonald to Carl Bidenharn, son of Mr and Mrs Bidenharn of Lake Rey. The ceremony at noon featured pastor John Grant of the Congregational church. The bride wore grey georgette and carried asters. a dinner for 21 relatives and friends followed. The couple will reside at Test on Woodward Avenue Lakewood Ohio after a East coast motor trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. McDonald
Neece
Mixy
Bessie
and Bidenharn
Lake Rey
John Grant
Geongregational
Blythe
Bank of Palms
Cleveland
Elyria
Lorain County Bar Frolic At Beaver Park
Lorain County Bar members held their annual picnic at Beaver Park Thuraday with large attendance. The gathering featured informal games in indoor baseball style, swimming in Lake Lorain, and a long dinner under the trees. Manager Smythe hosted, the event drew praise for its relaxed atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Beaver Park
Wedding of Mary Chamberlain and Wesley Ainer
Mary Chamberlain, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Chamberlain, wed Wesley Ainer of Cleveland at United Presbyterian church. Rev E H Thompson officiated. Receipts, gifts, and a reception followed. couple to tour before settling at 1369 East Clifton Blvd Lakewood. Attendants included Miss Helen Donaldaon and Mr. Floyd Chamberlain. The groom works at The Cleveland Trust Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Chamberlaiy Wesley
Renner
Faust Company
W. P. Chamberlain
Mary Chamberlain
Wesley Ainer
Cleveland
Ohio
June
Feang
Lohengrin
Carl Kolin
Grafton
Floyd
Chamberlain
Helen Donaldaon
North Olmsted
E. H .Thompson
West Salem
Elizabeth Chamberlain
F. G. Chamberlain
Lakewood
Frank Mayer
Blue Rapids
Kansas
Fred Mayer and
John Mayer
Beebetown
Will Mayer
Columbia
Geo. H. Chamberlain
Etta Ruth/ Chamberlain
Elyria
E. H. Thompson
Ray Brosius
W. R. Mayer
L. RB. Goodin
Wm. Funk
A. Ryder
Rhea Beesing
Esther Crowell
June Crowell
Cleveland Trust Company
Lorain County notices loom in mixed local notices
A string of local items including a Court of Honor meeting at G Hall, a Whitner class wiener roast at Cascade Park, and a medical society program at Anters hotel Lorain. The schedule covers diabetes insulin talks by Dr H C Sterfs and guests Dr H C King and Dr P J Crawford. Also listed are a September wedding for Alice Watts and Harold Beyer, admissions and discharges at local hospitals, and First Congregational Church September services with Home Coming Enlistment Fellowship and Rally dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Whitner
Methodist Sunday School
Cascade Park
Mr. Whitney
Mrs. Whitney
Medical Society
Lorain County Medical Society
Anters
Lovalid
H. ¢. Sterfs
Schad
H. C. King
Lakewood
First Congregational Church
Suny
Jonn H. Grant
Grant
Cmaual
Pageant Written by Pastor For Sunday Service
A school pageant written by the pastor will be presented during the Sunday service. The program highlights religious themes and community involvement with students participating in the performance.
Church Board Adopts Combined Service With Merged Bible School
Official board met with 12 members present and added two to the roster. Congregational ratification to be sought. Go Away to College Service next Sunday and Public School Recognition Service on September 30 were approved. Treasurer reported bills paid and a substantial balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Mrs Shute and others report travel and visits across states
Mrs Elizabeth Shute has returned from a stay in Syracuse New York. John Southard of Berea has been guest of Mr and Mrs Frank Wilford for a few days. Mrs C A Shreve and son Dallas Bridge street returned from a motor trip in Pennsylvania. C H Merthe visits New York City markets for fall merchandise. Mr and Mrs Richard Kershaw visiting Elmira New York. Peter H Huske Serench street spent yesterday in Birmingham. Mr and Mrs Clifford Wise and son are guests for the week of Mr and Mrs A Baker Lorain. Miss Jennie Miller returned from a two week vacation in Toronto Canada. Mr and Mrs Walter W Young and family of Lodi and Miss Amy Young Elyria drove to Ithaca Michigan to visit sister Mrs Charles Hayes and nieces. they returned reporting a pleasant trip. Mrs William Newmier and son Lion are spending several days with Mr and Mrs E C Schibley East Amherst. Mrs Martin Krueck elected secretary and treasurer for next year’s Best family reunion at Jacob Taylor home Minerva Ohio. Miss Alma Darek left for Cleveland after being guest of Mr and Mrs Frank
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Shute
Syracuse
N.Y
John Southard
Berea
Frank Wilford
Seventh Street
C. A. Shreve
Dallas
Bridge Street
Pennsylvania
C. H. Merthe
New York City
Richard Kershaw
Elmira
Peter H. Huske
Serench Street
Birmingham
Clifford Wise
Soq
A. Baker
Lorain
Jennie Miller
Toronto
Canada
Walter Ww. Young and Family
Lodi
Amy Young
Elyria
Ithaca
Michigan
Charles Hayes
William Newmier
Rlion
E. C. Schibley
East Amherst
Martin Krueck
Jacob Taylor
Minerva
Ohio
Alma Darek
Cleveland
Frank
Wanted Girl at Liberal Credit Clothing Co Ridgeville Grange Dance
A notice seeks a girl to attend the Ridgeville Grange Dance Friday evening. The item also includes an unrelated ad for a patented cold air circulation system said to keep meats in A1 condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberal Credit Clothing Co
Ridgeville Grange
Local social notes highlight visitors and travels
Derek 216 Guigstreat and Charlies Gray attended a Ruth Bond party. Mr. and Mrs F B Mills leave for Elkhart Indiana for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs Loyal H Kletzien of New York arrive to visit Senator and Mrs J F Burke. Reese move to Ohio Street. Clevedand campers from Linwood Park visited the city. A group led by Henry Herts toured the area including Samuel Wettering and Mrs Tuttle with Agnes. Others hosted include Olive Kaneen and Fanny Considine in Labor Day visits. Lersch Co. travels to New York on store business. Dr B McDonald and daughters Dorothy Kathleen return from abroad. Harriet Phillips of Akron visits the Phillips. Families from R D No 2 and Lodi Osmo travel to Auburn Indiana for Symonds Camp reunion then to Alaanse Michigan. Shroyer’s mother accompanies them home from Battle Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derek
Guigstreat
Charlies Gray
Ruth Bond Taim
Svening
F. B. Mills
Elkhart
Indiana
Loyal H. Kletzien
New York City
J. F. Burke
P. P. Reese
Ohio Street
Cleveland
Linwood Park
Henry Herts
Saul Herts
Hirsch Galvin
Clarence Herts
Rhoyla Herts
Jules
Herur and
Spitz Miller
Samuel Wettering
Delaware
Ohio
Tuttle
Agnes
C. C.whitmore
Grafton Road
Olive Kaneen
Fanny Considine
Norwalk
F. L. Cazeau
Brandtaon Avenue
R. B. Lerach
John Lersch. Co
Harriet Phillips
Akron
Clarence WE Phillips
Phillips
West Avenue
L. Saroyer
C. C. Camp
Lodi
Oslo
Auburn
Ind
Symonds
Alaansee
Mich
Wellington Schools Opened on Opening Day
Wellington reports opening day at the local schools with teachers present and lessons starting. Four carloads of cinders arrived to improve the Gay Gott crossing road southeast of Wellington, to be laid by farmers and trustees. Local notices recall band concert, Bible lecture, and plans for Miss Florence Starr to speak at the Methodist church next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Kerr
Wellingion
Gay Gott Crossing
Maine University President Clarence Little Ends His Debate
Dr Clarence Little advocates selective admission arguing many college men are unnecessary and versatile minds deserve access. He currently presides over the University of Maine after a prior tenure as director of the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence ©. Little
University of Maine
Family tensions rise over care of kin and assets
Katherine and Madge clash as a looming family crisis tests hospitality and thrift. The narrator recalls threats of a midnight alarm, implied danger, and the strain of impending arrival of a daughter as Madge urges caution and Katherine warns of consequences.
Harvard and Harvard Alumni in World War Service
Dr Little, native of Massachusetts and Harvard 1910 graduate, became Harvard assistant dean in 1916. He served in the Signal Corps captaincy at Plattsburgh, led Student Army Training Corps work in colleges, left as Major, then joined the Bar regie Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Institute
Longs Island
Little
Signal Corps
Student Army Training Corps
Barregie Institute
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bessie McDonald
Carl Bidenharn
Smythe
Board of
Metho- Episcopal _church
Banday
Elyrians
Walker Barndollar
Dennison University
Ninth Street
Ae Siee Sherman
Eods
Izabeth Wilford
Downs
Freda Nichols
Way Wormer
Ralph Obiuis Jen van Wormer
Southard
Beres
C.D. Pelter
Animax Pelene
Pelter
Baltimore
Dien Fonds
Court of Honor
G, AL
R. Hall
Alice Watts
Walter H. Watts
Furnace Street
Harold Beyer
Fridolph Watborn
McHinist
Dorothy Laucks
of Lorain
Wesler
A. Renner
Mary E. Chamberlain
Thompson
van Shilng
Fairgrounds
Mike Stanistowsk
R. D
Kloodz
Valley City
Adams
Columbia Station
John Danvyi
East 29
Frank Tokacs
Vulean Street
Thimss Peters
South Market Street
Canton
Wicke Stanislawski
Harvey Klooz
Claude Adams
Church OF Christ News
Cinders
Frank Richmond
Addie
Ralph Richmond
The
Baptist
Florence E Starr
Wilbur
Starr
Methodist Church
A. M. Gannett
R. Kirkpatrick
New London
Alice Andrus
Duluth
Aletha Stacy
Dorothy Foote
Gertrude Dibble
M Treya Hawk
Equator
Africa
Helm’s
Adele Garrison
Berien
Katherine
Madge
Ello
Herr
Moe
Graham
Kalan
Teena
Junior
B. T. Bastian
Middle Ave
POINT
Businal Dbige
Foot Comfort Demonstrator
Chicago
Dr. Senet
Dr. Scholl
M0 Philpott’s
Saul
Broad Street
Poiret
Chronicle-Telegram
Cherry Knoll Farm
Cook Bros
Telegraph Rd
Amherst
Akro
AV. LaRi
Rene Ie
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