Elen Louise Gusky Weds Alva C. Smith in Courthouse Affair
Elen Louise Gusky 3S became bride of Alva C. Smith in a chenille gown with roses and snapdragons. Jeanie Guskey wore wood brown chiffon as bridemaid. Michael Guskey, the bride’s brother, attended the groom. A 25 guest wedding breakfast followed. the couple will host friends at 1109 West Avenue after returning from an east trip. Mrs. Smith works at the American Lace factory. Mr. Smith is with R. Silebeu, an architect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Guskey
Mrs. Smith
West Avenue
Smith
American Lace Factory
Mr. Smith
R. & Silebeu
County Medical Association Endorses Tuberculosis Hospital Plan
At the September meeting of the county medical society held in Lorain the group backed creating a tuberculosis hospital. Dr H C Stevens spoke on insulin treatment, with Cleveland Hospital data cited. A committee was named to confer with county commissioners about the hospital and a $100 check was voted for Japanese relief via the Red Cross Lorain Chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ym County Medical Society
J. H.C. King
Lakewood
W. Stone
Cleveland
Stone
Gunn
Oberlin
Powers
Amherst
Hennig
American Medical Association
San Francisco
California
Hug
Charles Garver
Pipes
Lorain County
Community notices reflect club events and anniversaries
Local items report the Ladies Auxiliary and lodge events at the Eagles and Legion rooms, a Methodist Women’s Home Missionary Society meeting, the Duckett anniversary celebration with a Five Hundred game, a literary club gathering, and planned October activities. Guests included Mrs. Elmer Haverstick and Mrs. J. T. Hoak among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ovse Lodge
Odern Woodmen of America
Dies’ Auxiliary
F. O
Eagles
Massey
Werican ‘Légion
Elmer Haverstick
Siz Ck
HM. Grant
Club and Society Meetings on September Events
The D. D. Club will be entertained by Miss Florence Dramm on Saturday September 16. Sons and Daughters of Liberty meet in the K of P hall Friday evening with a literary program. Fortnightly Club hosts Mrs. Ralph Murbach at 409 Washington avenue on Thursday afternoon with Mrs. J. H. Grant as guest. Pythian Sisters hold a special Saturday meeting in the K of P hall replacing Monday. Sons of Veterans and Auxiliary to attend a wiener toast by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hitzman at Stop 6 Lake avenue Thursday evening. Child Conservation League entertained by Mrs. L. D. Davidson at 415 Cleveland street Friday at two thirty, roll call responses in suggestions. Mrs. B. H. Rickard assisting hoste58.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Adams
BE. D
de Gregory
Ida Riley
Bentlehy
Riley
D. D. Club
Florence Dramm
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
K. of P. Hall
Ralph Murbach
Washington Avenue
J. H. Grant
Pythian Sisters
Sons of Veterans
Frank Hitzman
Lake Avenue
Child Conservation League
L. D. Davidson
Cleveland Street
B. H. Rickard
Musical Art Society
Ada Reely
Third Street
Ladies Auxiliary Knights of St. John
St Agnes Hall
Ridgeville
Avon
Lorain
Business Women's Department Outlines New Civic Club Committees
Mae Friday chairs the new Business Women's Department meeting to plan the year. Cora Ensign named secretary. committees formed for Finance, Program, Entertainment, and Publicity. A luncheon is planned for Sept 25 with reservations by Mrs. Schilleman. Regular meetings set for the first Tuesday each month. Also, Musical Art Society membership exams at Ada Reelys home Friday at 3. Thomas Myera, ex Elyrian, marries a Los Angeles girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Home
Methodist Episcopal Nh
F. Rudin
Devols
J. T. Hoak
Elliott
Woman’s Home Missions
The
Edwin Kirby
C. V. Beahe
Mae Friday
New “Business Women’s Department
Civic Club
West Bridge Street
Cora Ensign
J. F. Fisher
Frank Pierson
EH. M. Johnston
Julia Wieland
Ursula Gessner
Eric Chapman
H. H. Gregg
M. H. Malcolm
E. F. Schultz
A. C. Schilleman
Rotary meeting outlines chamber of commerce needs
Tod Stofse of the Better Business committee introduced G. W. Dudderar secretary and manager of the Lorain Chamber of Commerce who explained how chambers now address educational religious civic and industrial needs. Next week's meeting will feature lawyer members to observe Constitution Week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
National Bar Association
Exchange Club
Constitution
Elks
Harry M. Redington
Missionary Society Opens Fall With Supper and Music
The First Baptist church Missionary Society held its first fall meeting with a 6 pm supper. Miss Linda Blanchard and Miss Marie Neighbour played Beethoven in C minor. four boys including Ralph Obits and Kermit Miller performed before students leaving for Wheaton College. Mrs L E Palmer announced the student-focused meeting and Miss Olive Bettel led the devotional on the Abiding Life from John 15. Martha Clark shared an encouraging testimony. The group voted to continue supporting M. and Mme. Contesse of France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Missionary Society
Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Linda Blanchard
Marie Neighbour
Ralph Obits
Kermit Miller
Ralph
Robert Neighbour
Wheaton College
L E Palmer
Olive Bettel
Moody Institute
Baptist Young People Farewell At Wilford Home
About forty members of the First Baptist church gathered at the Wilford home on Seventh street for a farewell to students leaving for school. Games and activities provided continuous entertainment and refreshments were served by hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Wilford
Seventh Street
Revealed Ties and Vigil Across a Troubled Morning
Adele Garrison portrays a domestic scene of late night care and morning routines as Katherine and the narrator tend Junior after a frightening croup attack. The motherly figures, Katherine and Mrs Graham, guide the care schedule while tensions and quiet humor surface amid worry.
Students and visitors travel from across states and provinces
The snippet lists residents and guests traveling to and from Berea and nearby towns. It mentions Miss Gladys Williams heading to Delaware Ohio for college and others visiting Baldwin Wallace College in Berea. Also noted are trips to Baltimore and Detroit and a claim about kenatexto from Dr. Weichardt in Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berea
Gladys Williams
Princeton Avenue
Delaware
Ohio
W. CG
Weeleyan Univeraity
Madeline Rhind
Molly O'Neill
Montreal
Canada
M. D. Millar
Dewey
Elizabeth Avenue
Baldwin Wallace College
Beres
John Smith
W. S. Smith
Beverly Court
Muskagum College
New Concord
Katherine Beal
West Bridge Street
Glen Valley Club
Brecksville
D. T. Howells
Baltimore
Howells
de. A. W. Kanny
New York City
W. B. Hubbell
East Avenue
J. E. Woodruff
Fourth Street
W. E. Lewis
Lodi Street
Joseph Shock and Son
Harry
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Lloyd Crandall
Elyria
Weichardt
Leipsic
Germany
Dance Thursday Evening Stop 87 Oberlin Road
Al Grangers and friends invite to a Thursday evening dance at Stop 87 on Oberlin Road. No further details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Rd
Chestnut Grove Parent Teachers Association to Meet
The Chestnut Grove Parent Teachers Association will hold its first monthly meeting on Friday September 14 at the school house. A reception for new teachers Miss Cope and Mrs Birch precedes a program with music from primary children, an address by Mrs Birch, and a talk by Miss Cope. An annual flower and vegetable exhibit will take place with prize money and bulbs awarded for top displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Chestnut Rove Parent Teachers Association
Miss Cope
Mrs Birch
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges Listed
Admissions include Russell Hammon from Valley City Ohio and Mrs. Theodore Smith of 1003 West River St. Discharges include Mrs. Herbert Schultz of 225 Cleveland Street and Geo Rollins of 17444 Northwood Ave Lakewood. A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Smith at 1003 West River Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Hammon
Valley City
Theodore Smith
West River St
Herbert Schultz
Cleveland Street
Geo. Rollins
Northwood Avenue
Lakewood
West River Street
Baby Hoy
Local residents note travel and family notices
Naomi Ashbrook returns from a Michigan Ohio motor trip. Anna Monroe arrives from Cleveland. Mr and Mrs Ford McQuilkin and Dorothy Brush visit Mrs Wow Boynton. Kalassay from Red Cross vacationing with mother in Cleveland. Walter Phillips of Washington DC visiting. Stinchcomb family sorry to Canton Ohio for funeral of John Stinchcomb age 89. Mrs Brugler of Kenton visiting Cleveland area. Olive Bettel to Moody Bible Institute in Chicago. Mrs ODonnell leaves 328 Fourth Street to Chicago for her father’s illness. Ella Nielsen leaves for St Louis to join Girl Reserves at YWCA. Misses Wilcox and Miller join First Congregational Choir under Maurice Kessler. enrollment and rehearsal Friday 8 pm at church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi Ashbrook
Michigan
Ohio
Anna Monroe
Cleveland
Ford McQuilkin
Dorothy Brush
Wow Boynton
A. S. Kalassay
Red Cross
Kalassay
Walter Phillips
Washington D.C
W. Phillips
Earl Court
H. E. Stinchcomb
Cambridge Street
Canton
John Stinchcombb
Stinchcomb
R. Brugler
Kenton
A. M. Predmore
Cleveland Street
Olive Bettel
Chicago
Moody Bible Institute
Arthur O'Donnell
Church of Christ Young People elect officers and announce events
The Church of Christ Young People Sect council elected officers for the coming year. President Marjorie Williams, Vice President Marian Hubbell, Secretary Donald Rowland, social chair Virginia Goodwin, devotional chair Nelle Wulmot. They plan Sunday opening exercises and a monthly Young People night, with the first event a Wiener roast September 28 at Coonvilley school grounds. Circle No 2 of St Pauls met with Mrs C Kuss, twelve members and three guests. Rev Bourquin and Mrs Jehtle and Mrs G H Bauer attended. Bauer joined as a new member. Next meeting with Mrs I D Cartwright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ne Rating Reopies Council
The
Church of Christ
Marjorie Williams
Marian Hubbell
Donald Rowland
Virginia Goodwin
Nelle Wulmot
Young Peoples
Coonviley School
St. Paul's Church
Marriages Licensed in Youngstown Elyria and Lorain Areas
William E Phillips 47 engineer Youngstown and Marion Rawson 27 Elyria listed with Rev Archenbold as officiant. Joseph L Marshall 23 salesman and Henrietta Gilson 25 bookkeeper of Lorain with a justice of the peace. Otto Miller Jr 21 student and Irene Duffy 25 of Lorain with Rev Billy officiating. Mrs A D Whidden and daughter Barbara depart for Cleveland where Mrs Whidden will study at The Cleveland School of Arts this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E Phillips
Youngstown
Marion Rawson
Elyria
Archenbold
Joseph L. Marshall
Henrietta Gilson
Lorain
Otto Miller, Jr
Irene Duffy
Billy
A D. Whidden
Barbara
Cleland
Whidden
Cleveland School of Arts
Japan Sees Seven Year Shock Periods Cause Damage
Periods spanning seven years were marked by shocks in Japan, with many causing extensive damage. Authorities note repeated seismic activity affecting communities, infrastructure, and daily life across multiple regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Japanese Lead In Science Study Of Sarth
A fragment notes a Japanese lead in a scientific study of sarth with unspecified details and unclear context. Further readable specifics are unavailable in the fragment.
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Elen Louise Gusky
Bride OF
Alva C. Smith
Jeanie Guskey
Ounty Medical Association
John Fosis
Bessie Boggs
C. C. Benjamin
E Cahoon
David Ar
Duckett
S. Leonard Duckett
Ra. Duckett
Jen Fisher
Business Women's Dpt. OF Woman's Civic Club
Elyrian
Los Angeles
Thomas Myera
Martha Clark
Fort Wayne
Wirere
St. Paul’s Evangelical Church
John Kunitz
Arthur Conrad
Ray Cripes
Koch
Bourquin
Ferdinand Diedrek
Bank Street
Mrs. Starr Faxow
Central Guild OF ST Andrews
Central Guild of St. Andrews Church
Starr Faxon
A. H Stoddard
Sixth Street
Auxiliary OF
Knights OF ST. John
Adele Garrison
Ty Hemmpepe Foams Survie
Junior
Katherine
Croup
Catherine
Mother Graham
Sin
Margaret
Kate
Mrs. Bickett
Madge
Beléwis
Wallace
Chestnut Grove
Parent
Teachers Association
Hospital Notes
Maurice Kessler
eSunday
Church OF Christ Young People Sect
ST. Paul Circle NO
Little Joe
Correé
Corressive
Mesthan
Blue Bird Orchestra
Liberty
O’brien
Riverview Dance Hall
Ruggles Beach
Akron
B. F. Goodrich Co
Akron, O
Sweet Shoppe Court Street
Joe Hellet
Confectionery
Cheapside
Acme
O’donnell Paint and Wall Paper Company
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