Elyria Country Club Scene Of Anspacher Gillis Wedding
An early fall wedding at the Elyria Country Club unites Miss Ethel Gillis and Thomas Anspacher with Reverend E B Redhead officiating. Attendants include Lora Gillis as maid of honor and four bridesmaids in pink taffeta, bouquets of blue delphinium and butterfly roses, and music by a string ensemble. The couple to reside in Buffalo after a motor trip, address 162 Shepherd Avenue, Kenmore. Out of town guests from Buffalo, Cleveland, Tecumseh, and Ashland attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Country Club
Ethel Gillis
E. Gillis
Columbus Street
Thomas Anspacher
E. M. Anspacher
West Avenue
E. B. Redhead
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Algena
Ruth Adams
O. E. Townsend
H. T. Stark
Buffalo
D'Hardelot
Schubert
Lora Gillis
Wilson R. Augustine
Betty Brown
L. R. Barton
Lil
Stan Stephens
Joseph Rohweder
Tecumseh
Michigan
New York
Shephard Avenue
Kenmore
G. E. Woodman
Joseph Rohkweder
William Jones
Janet
Cleveland
H. A. Peters
Susanne
William Topping
Ashland
Jay Hudson
William Lucas
Carroll Walters
Frank Davey
Ed Fishley
Peggy
Charles Stark
Coylington
Kentucky
Pre-nuptial Parties End with Dinner and Luncheon
The final social events for Miss Bunny Gillis and Thomas Auspacher included a rehearsal dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Smythe and a luncheon for the bridal party at Spring Valley Country Club. Twenty guests attended the dinner at the Smythe home, with gardenia centerpieces and crystal settings. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stark of Buffalo and Mr. Lucas and Mr. Walters of Cleveland. The bridal party of twelve gathered for luncheon at one o'clock, hosted by Mrs. E. M. Auspacher and Mrs. Lloyd Barton, with purple asters and gypsophila as table decor.
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Bunny Gillis
Thomas Auspacher
A. W. Smythe
Spring Valley Country Club
Smythe
Washington Avenue
Harry Stark
Buffalo
Lucas
Mr. Walters
Cleveland
E. M. Auspacher
Lloyd Barton
Spring Valley
Cosmopolitan Club plans for coming year
A Cosmopolitan Club meeting at Mrs. Howard Crooks home outlined events for the year. Mrs. R Wilson was named news reporter and future meetings set for two o clock. The club for young married women under the YWCA will focus on home life topics with October fifth program led by Mrs. S Birkbeck and Mrs. C Spence on The Living Room. Dr P A Spieth returned yesterday from Chicago on business.
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Cosmopolitan Club
Howard Crooks
Columbia Avenue
Crooks
Robert Wilson
R. Wilson
S. Birkbeck
C. Spence
Henry Beam
Virsil Jasper
Second Congregational Church
Louis Davies
Penfield Avenue
Ed. Bernton
Cora Bemis
West Street
memoirs reviewed at Elyria Democrat Woman's Club event
Mrs W G Sharp reviewed Memoirs by her late husband William Graves Sharp ambassador to France during World War I at a luncheon for forty, with discussion on depression and her France experiences Also notes of church ladies events and upcoming meetings in October
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France
Readable fragments from a local chapter note
Fragmentary report mentions Mr Ty and Mrs Rice events last month. It notes Mrs Rice hosting an event at her home and a gathering involving Mr and Mrs Fred Vosloh after a Chicago Exposition visit. Names and places are partially garbled but point to social journeys and post event visits.
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Vesterday
Mrh. Rice
Hersevar
Elyria Man Weds Amherst Girl In Pretty Church Ceremony
An Amherst wedding at St Pauls Lutheran church joined Miss Florence Wolczikowski and Maurice Stark in a late summer ceremony. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Wolczikowski, wore a white autia gown with lace edged veil. the groom, son of Mr and Mrs Gro Stark, wore formal attire. A buffet luncheon followed for about 70 relatives and friends from Cleveland, Elyria and Amherst before the couple departed for a western trip and planned to reside with the groom's parents on return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst, Q
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Florence Wolczikowski
Henry Wolczikowski
Minerva Street
Maurice Stark
Gro. Stark
Elyria
Henry Abram
Esther Nabakowski
Myrtle Williams
Clarence Koepp
Gloria Koepp
Engup
Harold Dale
Milton Nabakowski
Amherst
Misa Willamys
Cleveland
West
Stark
Amherst Hi
Concordia Club
Elyria Hi
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges Digest
Admissions list includes Mrs Morris Var sey of Grafton and Viola Brenner of R D No 3 along with Herbert Bennett of 255 W River and Dorothy Rising of La Grange. Discharges note Mrs Michael Helli of 524 Vulcan and Paul Harri man of W Mansfield among others including a baby boy born to Mrs Joseph Ackerman at 329 Tenth Street.
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Morris Varsey
Grafton
Viola Brenner
R. D. No
Herbert Bennett
W. River
Dorothy Rising
la Grange
Michael Helli
Vulcan
Paul Harriman
W. Mansfield
Thomas Paonessa
Tenth Street
Philip Daykin
Sixth Street
Joseph Ackerman
W. Dover
Meetings and social gatherings listed for tonight and this week
Community clubs and church groups hold events at various streets and venues including 430 Second Street 210 Cleveland Street and Columbus Street plus a 630 start for the King Daughters class at West Ridge with a tureen supper A tea at Mrs J W Smiths East Broad Street honors Mrs Terre of Hawaii and Circle No 5 of St Pauls Church hosted by Mrs Vogler with routine business and refreshments
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Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Second Street
Round Table Discussion Club
A. H. Pfaft
Cleveland Street
Victor Reese
Golden Glow Club
Clara McAllister
Columbus Street
Bible School
Church of Christ
Daughters of Scotia
Ladies
Eagles
Northwest
King's Daughters
M. E. Church
H. H. Drusendail
West Ridge
ST. Paul’s Church
Vogley
St. Paul's Church
George Vogler
Neuter Court
John Wortion
Pastor Announces Sunday Services at Laporte Church
The pastor of the Cr and Laporte district church announces the Sunday program with a sermon theme The Christ. Church school at 10:45, Laporte church school at 10, worship service at 11 with special music. Final services before the conference meeting on September 15 at the Camea First Wedhediet church.
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Laporte Dat
Laporte
Camea First Wethediet
First Congregational fall meeting and parties honor Miss Nielsen
The Cora Mae Walton Mission Study Club held its first fall meeting on September 20 after a prior Sept 13 schedule. Miss Karen Nielsen, soon to wed Herbert Folken on Sept 23, was honored with three parties featuring gifts, teas, and a shower, with prizes and floral decor.
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Cora Mae Walton
Kan Act Club Chooses Mystery Play Spooky Tavern
The Kan Act Club at East Carlisle School has selected The Spooky Tavern as a three act mystery play directed by Mrs Jantz the ex dramatics teacher at Eaton Hill School. New members will be voted on later and the next meeting is in two weeks. Mrs Alex C Hawkins and Mrs Frances Hawkins cruise the Great Lakes aboard the Sleatusup Tionesta.
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KAN Act Club
East Carlisie School
Spooky Tavern
Jantz
Eaton Hill School
Return to office after treatment work at Chi taco
The speaker states return from Chi taco after completing special work in treating cancer, noting avoidance of drugs, operations, radium, or X rays. They will resume in their office at the usual place and hours as in the past two years.
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Chitaco
Local Residents Note Births Travels and Illnesses Across Cities
Mr and Mrs Harry Stark of Buffalo visit Columbus street as house Suesta. Gertrude Reefy and Homer Stephens attend a Kansas City funeral. Agnes Freeman returns to Chattanooga after a two week studio vacation with aunt Mrs H G Wilford. Nelson Krugman Geraldine Burke and Richard Green return from Chicago after visiting Century of Progress. Elizabeth Hahn and Alice McGracken return from Chicago after Expo. C D Gull and son Duke Gull return from Chicago after Expo. Ruth Wildman leaves for Battle Creek to join Post Tavern Hotel. Kipf family return from Whitehall New York after Lake George summer. Robert E Neighbour Jr visits Chicago. William and No 19 Woodford Ave welcome a daughter born at Elyria Memorial Hospital on Sept 4 or 5. Mrs William Ashbolt gravely ill with no improvement. Helene Kipf enrolled as U Michigan freshman. Leslie Larkin and wife announce birth of a son at Elyria Memorial Hospital on Sept 7. Birth of six pound son to George Turner and Gertrude Taxlor in Kansas City. L A Obitts receive word Ralph Obitts Denver are parents of Stanley Ralph born Sept 4. Dr and Mrs Robert Trach of Crown Point Indiana visit Rev Sayles and family. Sayles home hosts guests from Mansfield and Cleveland this Sunday.
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Harry Stark
Buffalo
New York
Suesta
BL Gita
Columbus Street
Gertrude Reefy
Homer Stephens
Kansas City
Missouri
Agnes Freeman
Chattanooga
Tennessee
H. G. Wilford
Ninth Street
Nelson Krugman
Geraldine Burke
Richard Green
Chicago
Elizabeth Hahn
Alice McGracken
C. D. Gull and
Duke Gull
Ruth Wildman
Battle Creek
Michigan
Post Tavern
W. H. Kipf
Tenth Street
Whitehall
Lake George
Kipf
Robert E. Neighbour, Jr
East Avenue
Iinois
William Washington
Woodford Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
William Ashbolt
North Ridge Road
Helene Kipf
Tetch Street
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Leslie Larkin
North Street
George Turner
Gertrude Taxlor
L. A. Obitts
Ralph Obitts
Denver
Colorado
Stanley Ralph
Robert Trach
Crown Point
Indiana
Jing
Harold Sayles
Princeton Avenue
A. H. Sayles
Dan Lamneck
Mansfield
Roy Tracht
Cleveland
Sayles
M. F E Church Announces Sunday Services
Knowing Christ is the subject of Rev John G Koontz's Sunday morning sermon. A large attendance is expected since this is the last service before Conference. The pastor will speak to the boys and the girls. Special music has been arranged with Agnes DeLford piano prelude Dyre Sweet vocal solo Jean Spencer trombone duet Junior Choir morning anthem. Service at 10:15 and Sunday school at 11:15. Attendees at Nazarene Assembly in Columbus included Francis Clay Beulah Kemp Louise Hunt Carl Herman. The Chronicle-Telegram notes no Mrs Clay. C C Thatcher
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Christ
John G. Koontz
Agnes DeLford
Dyre Sweet
Jean Spencer
Merton Bartter
Nazarene
Columbus
Ohio
Francis Clay
Beulah Kemp
Louise Hunt
Carl Herman
Chronicle-Telegram
Clay
C. C. Thatcher
Group members move to Nab Urone Assembly
The passage notes Charles Hunt and others joining the Nab Urone Assembly while referencing the first International Conference on Labor held in 1890, set against a Saturday chicken supper from five to seven PM at the First M E church.
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Charles Hunt
Naburone Assembly
Two Persons Meeting In Firesquent Intercourse
Two individuals meet and realize they cannot attain perfect liberty, yet seek a path to personal freedom in a constrained social setting. The fragment hints at early discussions of autonomy and constraint within intimate relations.
Fragments Mention Face Prejudice Among Chinese
A brief, unspecified fragment notes that the Chinese are said to be personally free from face prejudice, offering a limited and non-specific social observation without context or attribution.
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G Society Phono
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Anspacher-Gillis Wedding
P. A. Spieth
Ilinois
Kellogg's
Od Ncllesy
Methodist Church
Franklin Carr
Marian Koontz
Middle Avenue
Ladies Aid
Ladies’ Aid Society
ST. John Aip Society
Seciety
St. Johun
Youngebers
Bers
Z Avendry
Hiyagase
Anna Kaenp
Charles Cottier
Fred Vosloh
2 Street
Mr. Vosicy
Highgate Sisters
Katherine
Eleanor Highgate
Lois Eldred
Natherine
Eleanor
Hawaii
J. W. Smith
East Broad Street
E. Terre
Hiio
Wood
Terry
Mrs. Smith
Tertr
Karen Nielsen
Herbert Folken
Gerald Hultz
Henry Hancock
Cornell Avenue
Banco
Gertrude McCullough
Lucille Taylor
Miss Nielsen
R. E. Neighbour
Faith Wilford
Claude Blanchard
Maxine Lucas
Howe Street
Mary McLaughlin
Ebba Fosselius
Margaret Sandrock Setoud
Lucille Buckley
Copas
Fifteenth Street Bridge
Lester Dougherty
Frank Eckert
Alex C. Hawkins
Mrs
Frances Hawkins
Great Lakes
A. Spieth
D.C
Broad St
Nuhn’s
Eugene
Gabinleen
Nust
Cascade Pavilion
FOR
Arthur Brisbane
Hugh 8. Johnson
America
Vestal
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