LaDonna Bell Weds Ralph Bramwell in New Castle
Mr and Mrs J H Bell announce the marriage of their daughter LaDonna Evelyn to Ralph Bramwell son of Mr and Mrs James Bramwell. The ceremony was September fourth in New Castle at Unity Presbyterian Church with Rev B Copeland officiating. The couple will reside at 455 West River Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaDonna Bell
Ralph Bramwell
New Castle, Pennsylvania
J. H. Bell
LaDonna Evelyn
James Bramwell
New Castle
Pennsylvania
3. B. Copeland
Y Presbyterian
Bramwell
West River Street
Chamberlain Elected Head Of Grafton Old Red School Alumni
About 100 former teachers and students and 1211 families of the Old Grafton District No 5 known as Aldrich School District met at the original site for a reunion. Elyria attorney George H Chamberlain, who taught there, was unanimously elected president with Mrs J D Menze as temporary chair and W Rovers as treasurer. A permanent organization was formed and annual reunions set for the last Sunday in July. The gathering included the eldest former teacher Tealia McConnell De rs of age now at Elyria Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton Two
No. 5
Aldrich
Grafton
Akron
Cleveland
Lorai Elyria
Lakewood
Terrtory
J. D. Menze
George H. Chamberlain
Elyria
Yesterdas
Tealia McConnell Ders
Hytas
Epworth League Meeting Highlights Worship Value
Arlene Burr leads Epworth League at First M. E. Church with a consecration service and a talk on The Value of Worship. Arlene Baty previously led the group. David Wainwright undecided on future leadership due to conditions. Youth Conference and banquet scheduled for Saturday night at six, inviting all young people to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charcock
Adelia Arndt
Singie Beart
Raymond Brunger
Socraty
Hamburgs
David Wainwring
Arlene Burr
Epworth League
Arlene Baty
M. E
Mrs J W Danny Celebrates Eightieth Birthday Party
Mrs J W Danny of the Cia ton Apts entertained 22 guests at the Green Lantern Tea Room Friday evening for her eightieth birthday. Dinner was at seven in the main dining room. A large bowl of garden flowers topped the table and a huge birthday cake with candles drew attention. Guests departed wishing many more happy birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Danny
The
Ciaton Apts
Green Lantern
Daney
McDowell and Noble to Wed on September 29
A wedding date is set as McDowell and Noble plan their ceremony for September 29. The brief notice notes a connection to the Plaudler company and mentions a large local school employment context.
Pre Nup Pr Shower Honors Miss McNally Ahead of Wedding
Miss Helen McNally honored at a Saturday evening shower hosted by Mrs. W. Leroy Ron of Lake Avenue. Guests enjoyed games with Leona Callahan winning high score, Janet Davidson second, and Elizabeth Donahue consolation. Refreshments served by the hostess and sister in a rose and green setting. Young attendants Mary Catherine Ursem and Donald Cline presented a decorated wagon of gifts. The McNallyStacks wedding is planned for Wednesday September twelfth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss McNally
Helen McNally
Leroy Stacks
W. Leroy Ron
Lake Avenue
Leona Callahan
Janet Davidson
Elizabeth Donahue
Danity
R. E. Ursem
Mary Catherine Ursem
Donald Cline
McNally-Stacks
Second Congregational church youth leaders start meetings
The Second Congregational Intermediate Christian Endeavor Society began meetings with Nola Smith as leader and W Brinzley reading Acts 20 13 3. Eugene Feil resigned as supervisor, camp pictures were taken, and a membership drive was planned led by June Williams Mary Barbara Jones Jack Spencer Andrew Meldrum and Willis Blingley to form five groups for a banquet honoring the drive winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intermediate Christian Endeavor Society
Second Congregational Church
Laning
Nola Smith
W Brinzley
Eugene Feil
C. BE
Carol Wood
June Williams
Mary Barbara Jones
Jack Spencer
Andrew Meldrum
Willis Blingley
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges List
Admissions include Mrs Harald Prestage at S14 East Avenue and Mrs Rudolph Schork at 21% Stanford Avenue with others such as Mrs Francis Lewis and Bonna Mae Reynolds. Discharges note Bonna Mae Reynolds at 494 Oxford and James Waldron at 845 Bond Street along with Everett Palmer and others, including several newborns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harald Prestage
East Avenue
Rudolph Schork
Stanford Avenue
Francis Lewis
Bonna Mae Reynolds
Oxford
Leonard Johnson
Howard
Frank Winkel
Cleveland
James Waldron
Bond Street
Everett Palmer
Oberlin Road
Frank Butkiewicz
Tje Avenue
Sam Nagy
Third
Frank Valerius
Second
Willa Mae Whitworth
Oberlin
John Fernandes
Marriage License Applications in Lorain and Elyria
George E. Novak 27 inspector Lorain and Angela Swidenski 23 Lorain with Rev Rydwalski. Anthony N. Altiri 36 barber Lorain and Elizabeth M Zicarelli 28 Lorain with A Priest. Hubert Philips 33 steel worker Elyria and Gertie Wilmot 32 Elyria with Rev Fowler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Novak
Lorain
Angela Swidenski
Rydwalski
Anthony N. Altiri
Barber
Elizabeth M. Zicarelli
Hubert Philips
Elyria
Gertie Wilmot
Fowler
Community Club Events Weekly Calendar
Weekly list of meetings and socials across multiple organizations. Sunny Side Up Club and Rainbow For Girls hold events Monday. Tuesday through Friday enumerate lodge, church, women’s, and veterans group gatherings with times and venues across Lorain and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunny Side Up Club
E. Weber
Fairlawn Ave
Rainbow
C. O. F. Sa Ca
Arnetta Meinke
Circle Ladrata
Dinger
Oghis of
Columbus
Sg Solomon's Lodge
F_ Praver
Foster
Dr. Bonds A. Board of Sirevtors
St. Adahn’s
Spanish War Vets Booster Club Meets in Lakewood Sunday
Major Albert D Atcorn Camp and Auxiliary of the United Spanish War Veterans of Lakewood Ohio hosted the North East Ohio Booster Club at Lakewood High School on Sunday September 1 with a joint 2 PM gathering in the auditorium. Attendees included Walter K Patterson of Cleveland president of the Veteran Organization and many local members and guests from nearby communities. Numerous social visits followed with residents traveling from Cleveland and other towns to attend the event and visit relatives in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert D. Atcorn
United Span- War Veterans
Lakewood
Ohio
North East Ohio
Hgh
Walter K. Patterson
Cleveland
Veteran Organization
M. Daie
Cleve
Auditor-°ahe High School
Army and Navy Department
Department le Wehe
Coum Congressional
Rena Titus
M. J. Brown
May
J. c. E Hoteoma
Albert Hasaka
Anna
Ray H
Frank Stephenson
Newborn Robert Yost Juxtaposed With Travel Updates
Mr and Mrs 8 E Ge Yost of Roe welcome a son named Robert in New London amid notes of travel and visits. The column lists numerous relatives and friends returning from trips to Columbus Akron Blue Bird Beach Washington D C Toronto Ottawa Montreal Quebec and the White Mountains along with church and college departures and a funeral gathering in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ge Yost
Roe
New London
Nam Robert
George Yost
Cringis
Nobbs Gates
Blue Bird Beach
Parkview Court
Ed Shruvdsole
Denison Avenue
Richard Trommer
Spruce Street
Canada
Toronto
Ottawa
Montreal
Quebec
F. J. Schumm
Grace Lutheran Church
Lake Erie
Akron
Irene Ackerman
Wheaton College
Ilinois
Jack Huge
Second Street
Washington, D.C
Peggy Huge
W. A. Debm
David
Beaves
Connecticut
Said Island
Massachus
George Trear Court
India
White Mountains
Cunningham
Inningham
Edna
Carol
Ella Claire Cunningham
Pittsburgh
F. Cunningham
Elyria
William Gardner
Cleveland
Hemnan Ely
John
Pine Orchard
Conn
George His
Chureh of Christ Class Meets at Grandstaff Home
The W OL B class of the Church of Christ meets with Mr and Mrs R Grandstaff at 192 Longfellow Ave. Readiness and attendance noted as the group gathers for its regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. OL. B
R. Grandstaff
Longfellow Ave
SO AMHERST GIVEN AWARDS AT FAIR
South Amherst Girls Four-H clubs showcased projects at the Lorain County Fair earning several awards. The Happy Hour group under Mrs Alfred Rossi received a bias ribbon Grade A with individual blue ribbons for June Thompson Florence Beckstine Florence Schneider and Lila Pippert and red ribbons for Fiora Schneider Helen Katona Milda Holz haver Lois Springer Betty Mori Helen Jargo and Ruth Krueck. The Sandstone Clovers led by Mrs Fred Schacht won a blue ribbon and the Sandstone Stitchers under Mrs G Feakins took a red ribbon. Individual awardees include Evelyn Kreager Mildred Highland Carolyn Bozcivitch and An.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Lorain County Fair
Happy Hour
Alfred Rossi
June Thompson
Florence Beckstine
Florence Schneider
Lila Pippert
Fiora Schneider
Helen Katona
Milda Holzhaver
Lois Springer
Betty Mori
Style show and social events at Amherst church
The Ladies Aid Society hosted an English style show in the Methodist church dining room with autumn bouquets and dresses modeled by society members. A program included readings, pianologue, and solos, followed by tea for eighty five attendees. The South Amherst Legion Auxiliary planned an evening meeting with officer elections. The local school reopened with 466 pupils and a staffed faculty. Brief items note guests visiting from Cleveland Steubenville and Los Angeles, a Roy 2 Neighbor Lodge meeting, and Ruth Ott hosting Congregational Ladies Dime Society for a chicken dinner plan and later lunch for members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain Co. Medical Society
Methodist Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Margaret Rice
Henry
John Thomp
George Garthe
Amherst
Henry Kolb
Dorothy Jones
Martin Springer
Jack Heathcote
Miss Ott
Ruth Ott
Congregational Ladies’ Dime Society
American Legion Auxiliary to Elect Officers Monday Meeting
The American Legion Auxiliary will hold a regular meeting in the club rooms Monday evening with an officer election on the agenda. Mrs Alfonzo Барcelli and Mrs Thomas Capasso are listed among the participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst American Legion Auxiliary
Alfonzo Barcelli
Thomas Capasso
American Legion Auxiliary
Swiss Flag Furnishes Design For Red Cross Emblem
By David S. Ingalls Chacotan Ohio Rol Cal Committee explains how the Swiss flag inspired the Red Cross emblem after 1859 Solferino battles. Jean Henri Dunant’s relief efforts led to a world wide organization, now with nearly four million members in the American Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David S. Ingalls
Chacotan
Ohio
Cal
Jean Henri Dunant
Italy
Lombardy
Solferino
Napoleon III
Dunant
Switzerland
Red Cross
American Red Cross
Hostesses Sought for Attentive Attendance at Event
Mrs Christine McKinley of Lockgelly Scotland visits her daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs David Phillips for several months. Miss Margaret Hosted Miss Norma Merehatt and Miss Renne Christy visited Chicago for the World’s Fair over Labor Day. Maybelle Slack guests of friends in Lorain recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Lech
Cleveland
Alfred Roil, Jr
John Schacht
Chicago
Larry Vance
Steubenville
Ohio
Larry Grant
Los Angeles
Cailif
Jacob Aebersold
Christine McKinley
Lockgelly
Scotland
David Phillips
Margaret
Norma Merehatt
Renne Christy
Maybelle Slack
Lorain
President Roosevelt's Son Safe Ashore in Portland
President Roosevelt's eldest son James was safely ashore in Portland after a sea adventure during a race near the Black Arrow. Five companions aboard endured hours of anxiety as the craft nosed toward the harbor with sails lowered but no serious injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Roosevelt
James
Black Arrow
Cruising Club of America
Portland Barue
Coast Guard Speeds Search With Hyde Park Involvement
A person failed to return or report leading to a rapid mobilization. The summer White House at Hyde Park was notified and 30 coast guard vessels were assigned to the search operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Hyde Park
Coast Guard
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Geo. H. Chamberlain
Grafton Dist
Charles Adcock Toran AT
Carpenter
Phillips Drug Store
RYTEX
Kroblaar Coming Nore
Plaudler Company
Pat AU Tan
Rosebelle Carpenter
Women of
Moose
Benco
St. Paul's Men's Brotherhood
Henry Matns
Butternut Ridge
Ward Hubbard
William Bourke
Summer St
Dames
Malta
C. E. Dunford
St. St. Paul's Circle
Emmanuel Lutheran Choir
J. Martin Beck
Emmanuel Lutheran Brotherhood
United Presbyterian Aid Socior
Tureen
New Deal
Flo- Ta White
Beebe Court
St. Paul's Circle 5
Suliws Schuster
West
Masters Club
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Cong
William Schubert
West River St
Elyria Commandery No
K. . Mets
Bethel Shrine
Lorain Co Federation of Evangelical Women's Union
Valley City
Beacon Light
St. Paul's
Frank Blakeslee
Lodi St
Pauline O'Million
First Congregational Church
Marian Stetson
Seasion Society of Grace Church Posthones
E.S
Lydia B. Crawford
Grand Chapter of
Women’s Relief Corps
1. C. C. F. Hall
Northwest
Ladies Tailoring & Fur
Broad St
T. L. Moise
Columbus Street
Stewart Archambeau
Erie Street
Ida Ide
Sandusky
Thomas H. Ram- Sur
Earl Court
Corning
Elmira
New York
Edwin Yost
Euclid
Elyria Memorial Hospital
J. H. Patrick
Cantro Street
Bellevue
Patrick
Charles Decker
Thurston
Ted
Sarah Mere
Oregon
California
C. M. Upton
Lida
Hugh Harris
Avenue
Pun
Great Lakes
Verne Mason
Beil
West Rivers
Boughton
Shaker Ohio
Louise Nichols
Hidie Avenue
Andryews
Paul H. Cope
Cope
Paul Pine
Furnace Street
Masog
Rudolph Pasenaw
Elyria Meshoria
Ralph Crandall
Perth Ampoy
New Jersey
Crandall
Eastaveana
Llycia Memorial Hospital
Jessie Atkins
E. J. Saisbury
Cleveland Street
Constance E. McClure
R. H. McClure
Middle Avenue
Liberal Arts
Northwestern University
Evanston
Illinois
Donald Husman
Edison Salsbury, Jr
S. R
Helse
Perman
Hazel CA Peauty
the Brown Co. Printers
Phil White
7Th St
Marian and
Florence Heussner
Focal
Emmet Litzenberg
William Hendershodt
Kenneth Henderson
Niss Mildred Spence
Helen Meyers
Flora Pyke
Thelma Schnaak
Helen Pierce
Margaret Histed
Maxine Hopkins
Viola Kreeger
Charles Brown
Paul Reid
Juanita Gibson
Edward Sehacht
William Sebaert
Miami University
Roy
Mabel Anderson
Anna Gainok
Julia Gainok
Charles Corbett
John Jamu
S. C. Bailey
Peter Ammenhauser
Ray Jones
John Witt
Alex Stirpak
David Barnhart
Clinton Kilmer
Sam Siack
Ruth
Woodland Ave
Oiaei
Wallon
Glidden Interic
Rand
Pape
Castle’s
Wal
Lucille Hinman
F. Daygoodsy
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