Genevieve Gariss Announces Sept Wedding Plans
Genevieve Gariss tells club associates of her coming wedding to Richard J Thbnington of Sandusky set for September 20 at First Methodist parsonage with Rev Frank Flicks officiating. Guests toured home, saw corsages, favors, and linens. gifts and decorations described. many attendees named amid a social shower and celebratory small games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Gariss
Club
Richard J. Thbnington
Sandusky
V. A. Gariss
Frank K. Flicks
P. Tung Tony
Cleves
Quiet home wedding seals Kiser daughter to Hardesty
Mrs. Jacob David Kiser announces the marriage of her daughter Marie Virginia Kiser to Staff Sergeant Albert William Hardesty son of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Otis Hardesty. The ceremony occurred at the bride's East avenue home at 5 o'clock Tuesday September 9 read by Mayor Joseph Petro. Marie wore a navy crepe gown with a Baldenias corsage and jeweled pin from the groom. The bride, a Sieann Beights Academy graduate, works at Lorain County Savings and Trust. the groom, Oberlin College graduate, serves as Sergeant Major with the U S Army at Fort Eustis Virginia. A family dinner followed and the couple began a motor trip through Michigan in green traveling suit with brown accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob David Kiser
Tata East Avenue
Marie Virginia
Albert Willam Hardesty
Warren Otis Hardesty
Woodland Avenue
Oberlin
East Avenue
Tuenday
Joseph
Petro
Sieann’ Beights Academy
Adnan
Mich
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
Oberlin College
United States Army
310Th Service Unit
Coast Artillery
Fort Eustis
Engagement Revealed for Doresinecz Gardiner Betrothal
Mr and Mrs John Doresinecz of Taft avenue announce the engagement of their daughter Sse Betty to Maurice William Gardner, son of Mr and Mrs Maurice F Gardner of 600 Foster avenue. Both couples attend Elyria High School and work at the Western Automatic Machine Screw Company. The note appears in a civil war veterans group program about a national convention and related events at British Empire Hall with refreshments and receptions planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Doresinecz
Taft Avenue
Sse
Betty
Maurice William Gardner
Maurice F. Gardner
Foster Avenue
Allendea Elyria High School
Wester Atomatic Machine Screw
Mary A. Chandler Tery
Hertelan
A. R. Tersswill
Frances Lett
Townes
Memorials and Notices From a Quiet Town
A cluttered personals column lists Mrs Fe Barelay of 128 Gpant street and others in Keaneh Bare clay Ohio. The record mentions a Mayors Petron of fire, a daughter Grace McCoy, and a list of local residents with partial events. Details are fragmentary but note a hospital mention in Elyria and a gathering schedule aiming for October 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barelay
Ohtek
Petron
Aisha
Young
Mentucky
London Y Carin
Cleves Wielen
Syhgmin WeNe
Ound
Burgess
iGrace McCoy
Sepiee Hoseal
Baer Berntata
Ann
Theodore B. Holgins
Adelbert
Lecturers On YWCA Series To Speak On Varied Topics
Lecturers from the YWCA series will discuss diverse subjects. The program includes travel, culture, history, and personal reminiscences. Notable speakers include Seton, Rosenfeld, and Meyer with lectures coordinated by the Falloying committee and university affiliates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sander
Tueshang
Roseneld
Gavage Fom
Cneran
Davon Meyer
yerMes
Mitradie
Mrs. Harry Bogart Elected President of Legion Auxiliary
Mrs. Harry Bogart is elected president of the Legion Auxiliary at a recent meeting with members and officers in attendance. The session featured remarks by Various leaders, a report of activities, and plans for future events including a fall gathering. attendance included longtime members and local dignitaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bogart
Legion Auxiliary
Calendar for Tongue Golden Glaw Club and church group notices
A read through page-long notes lists club meetings and social events across multiple groups. Activities include temple court gatherings, church women’s divisions, devotional periods, vacations shared by members, and forthcoming card parties and hostess dates. Highlights mention Mrs L C Chisstai presiding, trips to Washington DC and Canada, and a card party planned for September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tongue Golden Glaw Club
Maude McLaughlin
Temple Court
Ruth Bhrke
Fehaabeth Court
Michael Maries
West Teyihstrodt
St. Pauls
Audernut Ridges
Bete Shrine Inn
Hall
Marshall
Masonite Temple
Townsend
Bowers Drug Store
Brod
U.S.A
Cora May Walton
Congregational
Ofrivers
L. C. Chisstai
Congree National Church
Currie Kahlil
Lo Gillsneer
Washington
Canada
New Orleans
Balimore
Boston
G. Ludlow
Women of Missionary Society Hold Fall Meeting
The Women of the Missionary Society met at First Baptist Church with a supper served in the basement. Mrs. Al McElfresh led devotions, songs were led by Mrs. Clyde Kletter on piano, and prayers were offered by Mrs. Herbert Carlson. Remarks emphasized monthly group prayer, laborers needed in gospel work, and plans for the upcoming PTA meeting and church activities.
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Davin
Mildred Ketust
Hale Koehn
Dlevotonary
Schuster
Eh Dior
Chicago
Anna Eurhlee
Gabiturnit
Aship
Ale LG
Scott
AL Hurd
J. Smythe
Anna Diouck
Gladye Bliss
Daniek Ainet
M's
Helen Jolly
al. MrElfresh
Guy Milee
Ludiex
J. Jeving Reese
Clyde Kletter
Herbert Carlson
Bo Wilson
Ales
Alagold Uriggs
Muadkka Birdsall
Miss Hasel
Mawer
Holores
Finley
Grace Bennett
Ruth Ilege
Macy Miller
Metzler
Moneysmith
Joe AleCiba
B. Davidson
France
Mb Lala
BR. Opper
Findleys Open Home Highlighted By Mission Talk Tuesday
Findleys host an informal gathering at Judge and Mrs. Gay Be Findiag’s Abbeyed scene with Mrs Bertha Parka, longtime China missionary, speaking on China Today. A social for youths, Missionary Society event, and Knights of St. John auxiliary dinner were noted, plus October events and committee updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge
Hts
Gay
Chaven of Christ
Outlook
Bertha Parka
China
Ntis~sionacy Society
Misa Parka
Largentine Wevelin
Mixs Parla
Mra
Denne Suros
Rast Avenue
Wireen Inicheoy
The
Missionary Society
Knights of St. John
Alex. Theodore Smith
Meltay Bt. Peters
Judgeville
Walter Thome
Leona Harmen
Social Club Elects Paul Guimer of Oberili
The Siphilees Center Social Club elected Paul Guimer as president at the first meeting with 16 members present. Malcolm Mewderson of Flyria was named secretary and treasurer for the year. The group voted to send flowers to Mrs. David Vreeland and her newborn daughter at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Music provided by James Sparr and Rolaid Eastman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ange Dean Adams
Ky Lu
Meg
Beveerly
Betly Alsop
Darathy Smith
Deenon
Mase Can Krifvel
T Mien Vivian Richards
Harriett Boenet
Mass
Esther Sway
Buenett
Cornell Avenue
Paul Guimer
Oberili
Siphilees Center
Malcolm Mendewson
Flyria
David Vreeland
Elyria Memorial Hospital
James Sparr
Rolaid Eastman
Sogma Gamma
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Daenthy Swanentt
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Varser
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Vel Berrick
Janet Mihek
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Soilax
Wathvet Omar
Sprague's
Emaarst
Hess
Plus Ultra
Maitha
Wilma Biswig
Homer
Bolette Colésle
Fes
Harry Rosas
America
Cst
Mathaa Terrell
Newis
Legion
Figs
George ML CoWare
Flasren Hart Seril
CTU
Jackson
Wadaan
Troy Janes
Pheyer
Folks
Kampill Kare
Swan
Gace Alba
Reed
Michael Grayntone
Rue Menante
Naw
Miss Ingersoll Reviews
Malun Madduck
Blaine Street
KabSheany
Sun Ag
Maddork Sererd
Acyl Wood
Sac
Ane
Cea
Anit Soden
Mandy
Sahil
Zella
Elizabeth Beavis
Parkview Court
Aix
Thary
Associa
William Kirby
Earl Conkani
S. William Diedrich
Morton
Grafton —Road
Fred Morton
Lend Gott
Hamilton
P.T. A
Lin Heey
Ively Agumn
C. Warren
Baer
Fist View
Bret Pontgeres
Frankfather
Ales Dott Kolbe
Bobo
Nickeon
Ralph Bagerss Aiie
Harold Bassy
Mile Delinginey
Letslie Maddegies
Hays and Means
Dey Soheins
H. Frankfather
Otra
Avies O'Mallgy
Jeon Baxter
Gy Deusetral
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Marie O'Dell
PTA
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K-Lo
Findleys
Elyria Fur Shoppe
West Millinery
West Second Street
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