Louise Gusky Weds Alva C. Smith at altar union
Louise Gusky married Alva C. Smith in a ceremony with Mooney at the altar. Jenna Guskey served as bridesmaid. Michael Guskey attended the groom. A wedding breakfast for 25 followed. couple plans a reception at 1199 West Avenue after a trip. Mrs. Smith works at American Lace. Mr. Smith is with R Silsbee, architect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Guskey
Mrs. Smith
Weat Avenue
Smith
American Lace Factory
Mr. Smith
R. 5
Silsbee
Archiect
County Medical Association Favors Tuberculosis Hospital Plan
The County Medical Society met at Hotel Lorain for a September gathering with about fifty attendees including members from Lorain Elyria Amherst Vermilion and Avon Lake. Dr H C Stevens spoke on insulin treatment for tuberculosis and the group discussed hospital plans and a Red Cross contribution for Japanese relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phe
The
County Medical Society
Hotel Lorain
Mu Lorain
Elyria
Amherst
Ob Vermilion
Avon Lake
H.C. Stevens
H.C. King
Lakewood
W. Stone
Cleveland
Stone
Gunn
Oberlin
Powers
Hennig
Vermilion
American Medical Association
San Francisco
Calfornia
Hug
Charles Garver
Pipes
Community notices from Lincoln Court and local churches
Local events include a Lodge party at the Modern Woodmen halls, an American Legion meeting, and a Mid-week Message Circle at Mrs. Elmer Haverstick's home. Supper at six and a reception at First Congregational Church honor Rev. and Mrs. Grant. Women’s Home Missionary Society meets at Methodist Church to plan the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sou
Modern
Woodmen of America
Ladies’ Auxiliary
F. O
Eagles’ Hal
Jah Massey
American Legion
Lemn Toons
Elmer Haverstick
Lincoln Court
First Congregation Shurch
Fio H. Grant
Local Club Meetings and Social Events Planned
The D. D. Club welcomes Miss Florence Dramm on September 15. Sons and Daughters of Liberty meet in the K of P hall Friday evening with a literary program. The Fortnightly Club visits Mrs. Ralph Murbach at 409 Washington Ave Thursday afternoon with Mrs. J H Grant as guest. A Pythian Sisters meeting replaces the September 17 Monday session. Sons of Veterans and Auxiliary attend a Wiener roast at Stop 6 Lake Ave hosted by Mr and Mrs Frank Hitzman. The Child Conservation League hosts Mrs L D Davidson at 415 Cleveland St Friday at 2:30 with Mrs B H Rickard assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Business Women's Department Outlines New Civic Club Committees
Mrs Mae Friday chairs the new Business Women's Department and convened a meeting at her West Bridge street home to plan the year. Cora Ensign appointed secretary with committees named Finance Program Entertainment Publicity. Luncheon set for Sept 25 in charge of reservations by Mrs A C Schilleman. monthly meetings on first Tuesday. EXAMINING COMMITTEE OF MUSICAL ART SOCIETY WILL MEET FRIDAY. Thomas Myers, former Elyrian, marries a Los Angeles woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Friday
New “Business Women’s Department
Civic Club
West Bridge Street
Cora Ensign
J. F. Fisher
Frank
E. M. Johnston
Julia Wieland
Arewla Gessner
Eric Chapman
H. H. Gregg
M. H. Malcolm
E. F. Schultz
A. C. Schilleman
Musical Art Society
Ada Heely
Third Street
Rotary meeting outlines Chamber of Commerce needs
Yesterday's Rotary gathering in Lorain featured G. W. Dudderar, secretary and manager of the Lorain Chamber of Commerce, who described the expanded role of chambers to address educational, religious and civic needs alongside industrial concerns. Next week's event will be led by lawyer members to observe Constitution Week in line with the National Bar Association proclamation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee OF Commerce
Rotary
Todd “Fofse
Better Business
G. W. Dudderar
Lorain Chamber of Commerce
Dudderar
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Trade
National Bar Association
First Baptist Missionary Society Opens Fall Meeting
The Missionary Society of the First Baptist church held its first fall gathering with supper last evening. Miss Olive Bettet led devotional on the Abiding Life from John 15. Members discussed continuing support for M. and Mme Contesse of France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Linda Blanchard
Marie Neighbour
Mumor
Ralph Obitts
Kermit Miller
Ralph
Robert Neighbour
Wheaton College
E. Palmer
Olive Bettet
Moody Institute
Mme. Contesse
France
Exchange Club Luncheon Plans Constitution Week Address
Exchange Club members met at the Elks' restaurant for a noon luncheon. Harry M. Redington, a past president, will speak as Constitution Week observances are prepared for the next Tuesday luncheon. Circle No 3 of St Paul’s Church met with Mrs Wallath for the season's first gathering with twelve members and several guests. The Central Guild of St Andrews opened its year with a meeting at Mrs Starr Faxon’s home and discussed the annual bazaar in early December. Mrs A H Stoddard will host the guild on September 25. Knights of St John Ladies Auxiliary finalized plans for a district meeting at St Agnes Hall with attendees from Ridgeville Avon and Lorain, followed by a sponsored supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Adams
E. D.ams
Twelfthtreet
Fellie Gregory
Ida Riley
Handley
Chatham B
Exchange Club
Elks
Harry M. Redington
ST. Paul's Church
St Paul's Evangelical Church
John Kunitz
Arthur Conrad
Ray Crines
Koch
Bourquin
Ferdinand Diedrick
Bank Street
Starr Faxon
Central Guild OF
ST Andrews
Ladies Auxiliary Knights of St. John
St Agnes Hall
Ridgeville
Avon
Lorain
My Husband's Love Reveals a Quiet Vigil
In a quiet domestic scene Adele Garrison writes of a mother and friend circle keeping watch over Junior during a tense croup episode. Katherine and Mother Graham coordinate care while Madge contends with fatigue and the need for rest and breakfast, balancing duty and concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adele Garrison
Junior
Katherine
Croup
Local residents head to colleges and travels noted
Daltwis Wallace and Otay Williams depart for Delaware Gale to attend college. Madeline Kind and Molly O Neil of Montreal visit Mr and Mrs M D Miller. One student resumes studies at Baldwin Wallace College Berea Ohio. Several families report trips to Baltimore New York City and Detroit for visits and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otay Williams
Princeton Avenue
Leaven
Delaware
Gale
W. CG. A
Ming Madeline Kind
Molly O'Neil
Montreal
Canada
M. D. Miller
Bowey Avenue
Misa Eres Wk
Weat Avenue
Baldwin Wallace College
Berea
Ohio
John Smith
W. &. Smith
Beverly Court
Muskiegum College
New Concord
Katherine Beal
West Bridge Street
Glen Valley Club
Breoksville
D. T. Howells
Baltimore
Mr. Howells
A. W. Kamy
New York City
W. B. Hubbell
Art Avenue
J. E. Woodruff
Fourth Street
W. E. Lewis
Lodi Street
Joseph Shoek
Harry
Pittsburgh
Detroie
Lloyd Crandall
Elyria
Poison Kenatoxin Linked to Overwork Says German Doctor
Dr Weichardt of Leipsic Germany warns weariness stems from kenatoxin a poison that accumulates in muscles through excessive exertion He claims to have found two core factors behind the condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weichardt
Leipsic
Germany
Dance Thursday Evening at Stop 87
Al Grangers and friends invite people to a Thursday evening dance at Stop 87 on Oberlin Road. The notice calls for attendees to join in for a social event with music and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Rd
al Grangers
Chestnut Grove PTA Hosts Welcome Reception for New Teachers
The Chestnut Grove Parent Teachers Association plans its first monthly meeting on Friday September 14 at the schoolhouse. A reception for new teachers Miss Cope and Mrs Birch will feature music by primary children and addresses on The School and the Child and The Parent and the School. An annual flower and vegetable exhibit will award prizes for best displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chestnut Grove
Parent Teachers Association
Miss Cope
Mrs Birch
Birch
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges Report
Admissions include Russell Hammon from Waller City Ohio and Mrs. Theodore Smith of 1003 West River Street. Discharges list Mrs. Herbert Schultz of 225 Cleveland Street and Rollins of 17444 Northwood Avenue Lakewood. A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Smith at 1003 West River Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Hammon
Waller City
Theodore Smith
West River
Herbert Schultz
Cleveland Street
Gag. Rollins
Northwood Avenue
Lakewood
West River Street
Local residents resume travels and returns in Cleveland area
Miss Naomi Ashbrook returns from an extended Michigan Ohio motor trip. Miss Anna Monroe comes back after weeks in Cleveland. Mr and Mrs Ford McQuilkin visit Mrs W W Boynton and plan travel to Cleveland. Mrs Kalassay enjoys a Cleveland visit then resumes Red Cross duties. Walter Phillips visits from Washington D C. Stinchcomb family called to Canton by father’s death. Mrs Brugier from Kenton visits Cleveland. Miss Olive Bettel heads to Moody Bible Institute in Chicago. Mrs O Donnell leaves for Chicago for her father’s illness. Miss Elia Nielsen departs for St Louis to join the Girl Reserves. Josephine Wilcox and Ruth Miller join First Congregational Chorus Choir rehearsal led by Prof Maurice Kessler of Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi Ashbrook
Michigan
Ohio
Anna Monroe
Cleveland
Ford McQuilkin
Dorothy Brush
W. W. Boynton
A. 8. Kalassay
Red Cross
Stinchcomb
R. Brugier
Kenton
A. M. Predmore
Cleveland Street
Olive Bettel
Chicago
Moody Bible Institute
Arthur O'Donnell
Fourth Sweet
John Purcell
Elia Nielsen
Middle Avenue
St. Louis
Missouri
Central Y. W.C. A
Josephine Wilcox
Ruth Miller
Baptists Youth Hold Farewell for Departing Members
About forty young people from the First Baptist church gathered at the Wilford home on Seventh Street for a farewell to members leaving for school. The evening featured diverse games, lively amusements, and refreshments served by hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First
Wilford
Seventh Street
CHURCH OF CHRIST FOUNG PEOPLE ELECT OFFICERS
The Young People's Council of the Church of Christ elected officers for the coming year. President Marjorie Williams, vice president Marian Hubbell, secretary Donald Rowland, social chair Virginia Goodwin, devotional chair Nellie Wilmer. The group will lead Sunday school opening exercises and designate the fourth Friday each month as young peoples night, starting September 28 with a Wiener roast at the Covville school grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF Christ
Young People’s Counc
Marjorie Willams
Marian Hubbell
Donald Rowland
Virginia Goodwin
Nellie Wilmer
Coonvile School
St Paul Circle No 2 Holds Meeting with New Member
St Pauls Circle No 2 met at 217 Gulf Street with twelve members and three guests including Rev. Bourquin Mrs J Jehle and Mrs G H Bauer who was welcomed as a new member Contests and games were enjoyed with prizes awarded to Mrs Welland and Mrs Oswald The next gathering is planned with Mrs I D Cartwright of 522 West Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
St Paul's Church
C. Kuss
Gulf Street
Bourquin
J. Jehle
G. H. Bauer
Bauer
Welland
Oswald
I. D. Cartwright
West Street
Marriage Licenses Reported in Lorain and Youngstown Areas
William E. Phillips and Marion Raweon obtain a license with Rev Archenbold in Youngstown. Joseph L. Marshall and Henrietta Gilson wed before a Lorain justice of the peace. Otto Miller Jr and Irene Duffy, both of Lorain, married by a justice. Mrs Whidden and daughter Barbara travel to Cleveland for winter study at The Cleveland School of Arts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Phillips
Youngstown
Marion Raweon
Elyria
Archenbold
Joseph L. Marshall
Henrietta Gilson
Lorain
Otto Miller, Jr
Iirene Duffy
Billy
A. D. Whidden
Barbara
Cleveland
Shocks Recorded Across Japan Cause Widespread Damage
A series of earthquakes including Ovata Toea and Ortbaunce shocks were felt in Japan, with many delays and extensive damage reported. Officials warned of continuing aftershocks and potential infrastructure impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Japanese Pioneers in Early Earthquake Science
Fragmentary note states that Japan conducted the first scientific study of earthquakes. It mentions early scientific effort but lacks full details or dates for context.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fr Louise Gusky
Bride OF
Alva C. Smith
Er. Mooney
Jenna Guskey
County Medical Association
Tuberculosis
Methodist Church
Woman’s Home Missionary
Methodist Episcopalurch
Mday
Rs. F. Rudin
Devoware
J. T. Hoak
M. S. Elliott
John Fos
Bessie Boges
J. A.' Ston
C. C. Benjamin
Mise Wrie Cahoon
David Wher
Duckett
Leonard Duckett
D. D. Club
Florence Dramm
Business Women's Dpt. OF Woman's Civic Club
Elyrian
Los Angeles
Thomas Myers
I J
Baptist Missionary Society
U. S. Constituttion
Knights OF ST. John
Janior
Erin
Mother Graham
Graham
Diely
Margaret
Katie
Ming
Daltwis
Wallace
Ee Oeariee
Maurice Kessler
eSunday
Little Joe
Corre and
Correttive
Tech
Menthan
Beth
Unc
Blue Bird Orchestra
Libmett Music
O’brien
Riew Dance Hall
Peaches
Cherry Knoll Farm
Ruggles Beach
Akron
B. F. Goodrich Co
Sweet Shoppe
Court Street
Joe Hellet
Acme
Wall Paper Company
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