Premary Wedding at St Marys Parsonage
SOCIETY PREITY WEDDING solemnized at St Marys Parsonage at nine. Miss Mary Banks daughter of Mr and Mrs Britt of Dewey Avenue wed Ellis McMullen son of Mr and Mrs McMullen of Qhberlin Road. The couple will reside at 2451 Wooster Street after a south motor trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Parsonage
Fr. Murphy
Mary Banks
T. J. Britt
Dewey Avenue
Ellis McMullen
Jesse McMullen
South
2 McMullen
Wooster Street
McMullen
F. W. Woolworth
Colsor Company
Party Honors Bride Mary Banks at Ridgeville Home
Entertainers Bettye Robertson and Gladys Knapp hosted a joint party at the Park Plate home for Mary Banks on her wedding day to Ellis McMullen. Bunce provided entertainment and prizes were awarded to Mary Banks and Ada Kolb. A 4 buffet meal featured garden flower decor and guests included Dorothy Yost and Dorothy Banks among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bettye Robertson
Gladys Knapp
Ridgeville
Park Plate
Mary Banks
Ellis McMullen
Bunce
Ada Kolb
Banks
Miss Banks
Dorothy Yost
Dorothy Banks
Agnes Rothgery
Bea Gilgenbach
Voris Standen
Rita Rothgery
Mary Robertson
Mrs. Lots of
Cleveland
Sorority Entertained By Tri Sigma at West Avenue House
The Tri Sigma Sorority met Tuesday evening at president Frances Kelling's West avenue home. Prizes in Personality and 500 Rum went to Helen Finegan and Kay Cullen. Plans to recruit new members were discussed. New pins arrived and were distributed. A dessert course was served on a lace-covered table with garden flower centerpieces and bouquets spread through the home. The group adjourned to meet November 22 at Gertrude Feren's Ninth street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri Sigma
Frances Kelling
West Avenue
Helen Finegan
Kay Cullen
Clu
Gertrude Feren
Ninth Street
Luncheon Meeting of Church Division and Entertained Guest
The Division Has Luncheon of the Church of Christ met with Mrs. C L Yerry of Garvin avenue yesterday for a tureen luncheon assisted by her daughter Miss Jeanette Terry. Edgar Guest poems were read and two speakers presented works while Scripture verses were shared. A flower contest winner was named Mrs BH Erber with next meeting set for October 14 at Mrs F H Davis’s home. A farewell party for Walter Babe Madoc followed at 16 Bach street with gifts and luncheon. attendees included Carl Gehring Fred Bern Ted Laundon and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Divisiono
Church of Christ
C. L. Yerry
Garvin Avenue
Sterling Ray
J.W. Wutts
BH. Erber
FL Albert
F. H. Davis
West Third Street
Walter
Babe) Madoc
Muskintum College
New Concord
Bach Street
Carl Gehring
Fred Bern
Ted Laundon
Hubertete John Geiter
John Uerold
Cullin
Walter Masivk
Willhiam Wilbur
Tommy Jon John Machock, Jr
John Machock
Donald LeCraft
Paul Alek
R. Buckley
Ted Buechley
Dover
Obio
Elect Officers of Methodist Church Held in Pasadena
Standard Bearers of the Methodist church elected officers last night at the home of Jean Prict on Pasadena Avenue. Dorothy Melton became president, Leora Chobvanoti vice president, Louise Reed secretary, and Luritie Mohkrman treasurer. Leora Chobanati reported on a Lakeside visit, Betty Jane Lumley was welcomed back to the city, and after banco games refreshments were served. The group adjourned to meet October 1 with Dorothy Ryan of 320 Blaine Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Offi
Jean Prict
Pasadena Avenue
Dorothy Melton
Leora Chobvanoti
Louise Reed
Luritie Mohkrman
Leora Chobanati
Lakeside
Betty Jane Lumley
Cty
Banco
Qetoher Ltd
Dorothy Ryan
Blaine Street
Hear Annual Reports LaPorte W T arts Beebe Ace by Miller
A community gathering featured a hostess reading from the fourth chapter of Mary and devotions. Members heard year in review reports, readings by Mrs Miller and Mrs May Huene, and discussions of plans for the new year. Refreshments were served. next meeting set for March 14 at Mrs kien of Crafton Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaPorte
W. T. Arts
Miller
May Huene
Kien
Caaftan Road
Wedding planned for Miss Elizabeth Andrews of Lakewood
Entertained for her niece Miss Elizabeth Andrews of Lakewood who will wed Sam. The ceremony is set for Saturday at Lakewood Methodist, with a noon hour reception and formal to follow. Relatives and guests attended as gifts and music marked the charming celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perret
Mast Urand Street
Elizabeth Andrews
Lakewood
Sam
Andrews
Wladioli
Sunshine Club Meeting at Mrs Zachman’s Chase Street Home
Twelve members of the Sunshine Club gathered at Mrs. Zachman’s Chase Street home yesterday for a pre fall and winter planning meeting. Discussions covered a card party, a bake sale, and a rummage sale. After refreshments, the group adjourned to Mrs. Bielefeldt’s Smith Court residence for further gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zachman
Chase Street
Rernady
Ede
Ortaher
Edward Morse Weds Miss Laura Propheter in Jamestown N Y
Edward Morse son of Mr and Mrs Edward Morse of Lodi street married Laura Propheter daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Propheter of Jamestown New York on August thirty first Justice of the Peace Scott Price officiated in Jamestown with Virginia Young and Ralph Tell as witnesses The couple visiting here plan to go to Pittsburgh where Morse will be employed He is a 1924 Elyria High School graduate and musician with Ted Metzger's Campus Owls
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Morse
Laura Propheter
Jamestown, N. Y
Dward Morse
Lodi Street
Jamestown
New York
Arthur Propheter
Janestaws
Justice of the
Scott Price
Virginia Young
Ralph Tell
Mr. Morse
Ted Metzger
Elyria High School
Pittsburgh
Gifts of Linen Presented at Flyrna Woman’s Club
Gifts of linen were presented to Miss Lynn Pekras at the Flyrna Woman's Club last night. Guests included Marie Worthington Wilma Reid Betty Bridse land Ruth Higsins, bride-elect of Adam of McKeaspart. Helen Cook Betty Nilsen and Marve Schwert won prizes. yellow roses and pink gladoli formed the centerpiece. Pekras opens: her marriage will be solemnized October at Miami Beach Florida after the luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Pekras
Flyrna Woman's Club
M Marie Worthington
Wilma Reid
Betty Bridseland
Ruth Higsins
Adam
McKeaspart
Penndecors
Bridge
Helen Cook
Betty Nilsen
Marve Schwert
Future Plans for Union Veterans Joint Event and Dinners
A meeting of the H. J. Chapman Car of Union Veterans unit and its auxiliary last evening discussed plans for a joint oyster supper in February and a hing a party at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank H Ayenur on Tuesday September 15. They also arranged for an anniversary dinner on October 28. The prize of the evening went to Mrs Charles Decker while John Jones the new initiate received a special prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Chapman
Union Veterans Unit
Duritz
Fencher
Frank Hayenur
Charles Decker
John Jones
St Andrews Church Calenda for Tonight
Calendar for tonight lists St Andrew's church groups meeting in the fuwild room at wit Cul Bark Sq and other groups at 7 90. Den Chiefs, parents, and assistants are urged to attend with various auxiliary units including Daughters of Saha Mrs Ethel Sparks at 218 West Berube and Lan Rohertsoh No 244 meeting with A. Clay and Mer Jack Lonsway. Neighborhood groups plus Pythian Sisters and Beacon Light class gather at multiple locations with home visits to Aramim Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew's Church
1St Congregational Church
Den
Cai
Daughters of
Saha
Ethel Sparks
West’ Berube
Lan Rohertsoh
A. Clay
Mer Jack Lonsway
Dewarene
Monopoly Clay
Holmes
Byington Court
Auxiliary
Sons of Union Veterans
Frank IiaAveTo
Lake Neenta Fraternity
Woodman Ball
Bethel Shrine
Neota
Beacon Light
All Ants Church
Maran Pallas
Onaramim Road
Tare Pence
Personal notices of regional guests and students traveling
The column lists holi day guests and departures from Canton area households. Names include Dr. H E Cart, Dr C J VanDorsten, Paul Castle, Ellsworth Albert, Ada Ohio enrollments at Ohio Northern University, Reverend C W Stitt of Macon Georgia visiting Hastings family, J K R Neece returning from Erie, Ellen Hovenstine at Antioch College, Wilfrid Bowdler president of the association, Robert Shriock, Mo L Reynolds at a quarterly Past High Priests meeting in Cleveland, Robert Novak heading to Ada to enter Ohio Northern University, and several families traveling to Willoughby Ohio, Norwalk, and Toronto for visits and exhibitions. The notes cover multiple households with relatives visiting, hosting guests, and students pursuing college studies in Ohio and nearby states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Beazell
Fourth Street
H. E. Cart
Hnd
Midale Branch
Akron
Ohio
Robert Shriock
Mo L. Reynolds
Cleveland
Masonic Temple
Bowdler
Grundy Golden Anniversary Open House Noted in Elyria
Mr and Mrs Charles Grundy mark fifty years of marriage with a Wellington birth, a move to Elyria thirty five years ago, and a one to four pm open house at 247 Clark Street. Family plans include a six thirty dinner with three daughters, one son and eleven grandchildren assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Charles Grundy
Mise Mirza Dyer
A. H. McCombs
Wellington
G. Grundy
Treighton
BK. EK. Williams
First Congregational Church
Elyria
Arthur Hawkins
Detroit
Ernest Redman
George Carnall
Bradentown
Florida
Leman Grundy
Grundy
Church of Christ
Tranafer Company
Large Painting Of Mother Allen To Be Placed In Hall
A large oil portrait of the late Mrs. Edgar F. Allen will hang in Johnson Hall parlor at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Painted by George Personius, the work honors a charter auxiliary member and long-serving treasurer who died August 24. The subject, known as Mother Allen, helped found the crippled children’s movement that her husband started, with messages of condolence from President Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyriamorial Hospital
Johnson Hall
Edgar F. Allen
Auuiliary
George Personius
Elsmira
N. Y
Allen
Personius
New York Society For Crippled Children
Ae the Hospital
Crippled Children's
Roosevelt
Aother’t Allen
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Report
Hospital admissions list includes Nick Gulgin with graft on and Mrs Edward Fortman at 78 Chestnut Street, Mrs Ransford Green at SQ4 West Avenue, Arthur Castle at 153 East Fourth Street, Mrs Thomas Carter, and Eric Lord at North Ridge Vile. Amherst discharges note Roland First at 118 Williams Street and Albert Rogers at 318 North Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Gulgin
Grafton
Edward Fortman
Chestnut Street
Ransford Green
West Avenue
Arthur
Castle
East Fourth Street
Thomas Carter
North Ridgevile
Eric Lord
Amherst
Roland First
Williams Street
Albert Rogers
North Street
Sunny Side Sp etubt Fall Activities Start at Mrs Web er Home
At 181 Fairlawn Avenue the Sunny Side Sp etubt began Fall and Winter activities with the regular progressive binco. High score went to Mrs. H Guthman, second to Mrs. R K Nichols and consolation to Mrs Anta Wenders. Mrs C E Koontz won the contest prize. A luncheon followed at small tables. Next meeting will be at Mrs C E Koontz on Cornell Avenue September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Weber
Fairlawn Avenue
H. Guthman
R. K. Nichols
Anta Wenders
C. E. Koontz
Cornell Avenue
Circle No 2 opens at St Pauls church in October return
Mrs Otto Mischka chaired the Circle No 2 gathering at St. Pauls church yesterday afternoon. She read from the life of Paul to begin the devotions and business session. Mrs Ed Heuser hosted yesterday and served refreshments. The next regular meeting is set for October 14 resuming the two meetings per month schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Mischka
Circle No. 2
St. Paul's Church
Paul
Ed Heuser
Literary Club and church group meet notices
The 1912 West avenue group holds a meeting Tuesday at 2 p.m. Mrs Verne Unger hosts. Division D of the Second Congregational haven plans Friday gathering at Olive street home of Mrs Sameer Winehell. The I S&B class of the Church of Christ hosts a wiener roast at George Fridenstine grove Murray Ridge Saturday evening with attendees asked to bring their own service items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verne Unger
West Avenue
Sameer Winehell
Olive Street
S&b. I
Church of Christ
George Fridenstine Grove
Murray Ridge
Rochester Herman and kin gather across cities
Rochester Herman of Chicago and parents Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Herman were mentioned last week. Elsa Jewett recovered from quinsy at Mrs. Handley’s Elyria home. Walter Jewett returned home after visiting his sister Firsa. Mrs Grace Garrison visited in Salem Missouri before attending Lena Garrison’s funeral, and other regional visits were noted including Frank Clifton’s visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Walter Jewett
Firsa
Grace Garrison
Salem
Missouri
Ralph Taylor
Will Murray
Lena Garrison
North Olmsted church notes and homecoming crowd
North Olmsted Creek area notes a luncheon for the Congregational Ladies' Aid at Mrs A N Eldred's Kennedy Ridge home. West group dessert luncheon at Mrs G L Kuhn's home. Circle No 1 Universalist met with Mrs Irvin Bidwell. Labor Day homecoming drew over 2000 at North Olmsted Park with sports and a talk by Mayor Burton. Jesse Owens spoke. Miss Mary Stearns was oldest attendee. James Donaldson longtime resident honored. Mrs Emma Bement died after illness. Funeral at Clifford Pease in Dover Center. Burial at Ridgeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Olmsted
Congregationat
Lundies
Ald
Wednna
A. N. Eldred
Kennedy Ridge
Ald Nad Wa
GL. Kuhn
Circle No
Universalist Church
Irvin Bidwell
Buttersat Ridge
North Olmsted Park
Burton
Cleveland
Jesse Owens
Schneider
The
Hamburg
Germany
Mary Stearns
James Donaldson
Emma Bement
Chestnut Ridge
Lorenzo Bement
Ernest
Merton
Clifford
True
J. Klein
Clifford Pease
Dover Center
Clyde L. Kuhn
Ridgeville
Limpert and Tindal Wed at Universalist Church
Dorothy Limpert of Porter Road and Charles Tindal of Male View were married Saturday evening at 7 at the Universalist church. After a trip east they will reside in Cleveland, Ohio. Also noted: Ma and Mrs Clyde Segrist and Mims Irene spent Labor Day at Niagara Park. Sam Ruple ate visiting vehicles din Doan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Segrist
Niagara Park
Ming W Dorothy Limpert
Porter Road
Charles ‘Tindal
Male View
The
Universalist
Cleveland
Mia
Sam Ruple
Din Doan
Sheffield Farewell Party Honors J H Jaynes in Ohio
Sheffield Ohio locals hosted a farewell party for Mr. and Mrs. J H Jaynes at the Haynes home on Tuesday. Attendees shared a picnic supper and social hour before presenting gifts as the couple prepares to depart for England to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
Ohio
J. H. Jaynes
A. C. Haynes
England
Wo EL Taft
Mra
Deoarge Hedges
W. H. Chambers
Henry Jackson
Frank Jackson
H. (. Chambers
Pp. L. Chambers
AL © Haynes
Clifford Spaulding
Ellen May Jackson
Neva Carrick
Maybelle Hollis
Eva Bertie
Buth Jackson
Howard Carrick
George Chambers
Warne Jackson
Frank Chambers
Jim Bertie
Harry Jackson
Clyde Haynes
Robert Haynes
J H. Haynes
Firemen's parade honor for 580-pound Kiely in Conn
William Kiely a hook and ladder driver with New London Fire Department is hailed as the most conscientious member at the Connecticut State Firemen's Association annual convention in Greenwich Connecticut. Kiely weighs 580 pounds and has gained 220 pounds in the last five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich
William Kiely
New London Fire Department
Connecticut State Firemen’s Association
Kiely
Montanans on Relief in Coming Winter
About 30 000 Montanans are projected to need relief this winter, per estimates by the SFA and Montana Relief Commission. The forecast underscores ongoing hardship and the expected demand on state and federal aid channels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Mont
SFA
Montana Relief Commission
Lose Fat the Easy Way Without Starvation Diets
An ad promotes Marmola Prescription Tablets as a simple method to lose fat by stimulating a tiny gland that supposedly governs fat burning. It claims medical backing, nationwide use, and transparency of ingredients, urging readers to consult a druggist for a bottle to banish excess fat without dieting or strenuous exercise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World-Famousa Medical Laboratory
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Murphy
Clarence Smith
Mr. McMullen
Welp van Seller
Merthe
Fesenia
Oplyeo
Imelda
Marin Barnes
Phe Cerca
Heeli Meme
Sunshine Club
Star ‘and Wife
Adolfin Menjou
the Moving Pictures
Mrs Menjou
New York City
Europe
Robert Novak
Oxford Court
Ada
TR. Riddle
Fast Avenue
Frank Riddle
Dace Riddle
Lishan
W. C. Lockard
Harvard Avenue
Tuday
Willoughby
Onin
Paul Matt Robert Kauffman
Foster Avenue
Agnes Kauffman
Lloyd Kauffman
Retazo
Betty Kauffman
Helen
Alice Foreman
Henry Peloquin
Nia Ft Falls
Toronto
Canada
Cora Dietrick
Norwalk
Martin Deidrick
Norwe Farr
Elvrra Memorial Hospital
James R. DuBose
Rembert
Movligie
Georgia
Moulem
Rome
A. East Avenue
Frederica V. Sasso
Nas Lorain
Salesman
Pheresa Marie Apnisuan
Lorain
Rochester
Bond Typewriter
the Brown Co
Lodi &T
Townsend Club
Htall
Robert Wareh
Loval
Dorothy Merver
Joseph Green
California
Bert Reed
Lorain Road
Kansas City
W.W. Allison
Washington County
W. J. Rees
Dayton
Homer Landfried
Congregational Church
Huntington Beach
Crregg
Harmonial Society
Clair Minnsion
Cleveand
Wilmot Munson
Bert Smalley
Mroo
Red Smalley
Flint
Mich
Methodist
Frank Eberts
Wyandotte
W. H. Quigley
Grand Rapids
Wade Chamberlain
Tiffin
John Chamberlain
Harvey Ray
la Grange
Ethel
Jiteh
Elyria Fur Shoppe
Middle Ave
Resar’s
Last River Street
Dobbs
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