Miss Letitia Jones Weds California Man in Pasadena
Miss Letitia Jones daughter of Mr and Mrs H W Knapp of Stony Ridge Road Ridgeville wed George E Solomon son of Mr and Mrs A M Solomon of Pasadena California. The ceremony was at St Andrews Episcopal Church officiated by Rev Br B Redhead at three o clock Saturday afternoon. The bride wore a white crepe frock and carried white Killarney roses. Her sister Miss Arlene Jones served as bridesmaid in blue crepe with Briarcliff roses. The couple left Saturday night for Pasadena to establish their home where Mr Solomon is connected with Cudahy Packing Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letitia, Jones, Daugh‘ter
H. W. Knapp
Stony Ridge Road
Ridgeville
George E. Solomon
A. M. Solomon
Pasadena
California
Br. B. Redhead
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Killarney
Misa Arlene Jones
Mrs. Solomon
Mr. Solomon
Cudahy Packing Company
Alice Wilcox
Irene Upton
Evelyn Strickler
Oberlin Road
Miss Wilcox
Kent College
Evening fraternal and church group listings
A long list of Monday and Thursday meetings across numerous organizations. WN A Q Club at Furnace street with Mrs Ralph Young. Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association postponed. Women’s Home Club at Hawthorne Street 7 30. Knights of Columbus and King Solomon’s Lodge meet. Various church groups from Church of Christ to Emmanuel Lutheran host services, luncheons, and meetings at multiple streets and venues including 464 High Street 3rd Street Auditorium East Avenue Building Pasadena Avenue and more. Anniversary dinner at Emmanuel Lutheran honoring charter members. American Legion officers election and Daughters of Union Veterans events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
WN. A. Q. Club
Ralph Young
Furnace Street
Ladies’ Catholic Benevolent Association
Women's Home Club
W. D. Huffman
Hawthorne Street
Knights of Columbus
King Solomon's Lodge No
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Bible School
Church of Christ
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Columbia Club
St. John's Church
3Rd Street
Auditorum
Young Women’s Division
Second Congregational Church
Edith Botamer
High Street
The
First Baptist
East Avenue
Knights of St. John
Daughters of Union Veterans
Florence Holemob
West Avenue
Olmsted
Lindy Lodge
Wm. Rennie
John Block
Lady Rowena Circle
Pauline Dunford
8Th Street
Garden Club
H.s
Calvert
Gulf Farms
American Legion
Elyria Lodge
Mothers’ Auxiliary
United Presbyterian Church
C. M. Ackerman
Women's Golf Association
Country Club
Woman's Missionary Society of Baptist Church
Henry Geiger
Tennessee
St. John’s Church
Frank S
Sons of Union Veterans’ Auxalciary
David Nye
Order of DeMolay
Clan Robertson
Women's Association of Pilgrim Church
D. A. Stanford
East Broad Street
Friends
Daughters of Scotland
Division of
August Groll
Pasadena Avenue
Methodist Church
M. EB
Alex Garland
Cambridge Avenue
Allar Guild
St. Andrew's
Evangelical Women’s Federation
South Amherst
First Baptist Church
Friday Events and Bible Class Attendance Rise
Local clubs host social gatherings at multiple addresses with Wiener roasts receptions and church activities. The Upper Room Bible Class at First Congregational reports record Sunday attendance and outlines plans for September social, with many visitors from Elyria Lorain and Cleveland joining activities at Cascade Park and private homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
E. L. Bailey
Wilbur L. Vaughan
Sear
C. T Corkill
10Th Street
Harry J. Hoover
Cornell St
Henry Townsend
Earl Court
Eric Chapman
D. Severs
Elyria High School
Dinner honors Shanbacher at Water Street wedding gift
Mr and Mrs John Beese entertained at a one o clock dinner yesterday in honor of Mr and Mrs Oscar Shanbacher on Water street. Seventeen guests attended the dinner with fall floral decorations. Afterward a group of fifty friends surprised Mr and Mrs Harley Reese Margaret Schanbacher. Entertainment included sports and games followed by wedding gifts including a fine piece of furniture from the group. Guests came from Elyria Medina and Cleveland. A buffet luncheon followed later in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Beege
Oscar Shanbacher
Water Street
Harley Reese
Margaret Schanbacher
Elyria
Medina
Cleveland
County Federation of Evangelical Women 10 Wave Annual Meeting
A large delegation from St Pauls church is expected at the Lorain County Federation of Evangelical Women's Unions annual meeting to be held at St John Evangelical church in South Amherst. The all day event opens with a 1930 morning session led by Hey Ralph Schmidt of Cleveland and includes chaired programs by Mrs Katherine Hargerman and Mrs C H Ernst. Afternoon election and installation of officers follows a dinner in the church parlors. Delegates are anticipated from Fisk, Lorain, Elyria, Amherst, and South Amherst churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Federation OF Evangelical Women
St. Paul's Church
Lorain
C. H. Ernst
Amherst
Women’s Union of
Miss Lucille Davis Weds Fred Wigginton at St Marys
Miss Lucille Davis daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur F C Davis of 107 Longford Street wed Fred Wigginton son of Mr and Mrs FP W Wiginton of Long Island Saturday at St Marys parsonage Rev Daly officiated The bride wore brown crepe with navy accessories The wedding party included the bride’s sister Exelin Davis and Theodore Ruth A wedding breakfast followed at the bride’s parents home The couple departed for Long Island travel in burgundy crepe ensemble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Davis
Arthur F. C
Longford Street
Fred Wigginton
FP. W. Wiscainton
Long Island
St. Mary's Parsonage
Fr. Daly
Exelin Davis
Theodore Ruth
Vire Wigginton
Christian Endeavor meeting resumes after vacation
The Christian Endeavor Society of the Second Congregational Church held its first meeting after a two month break. Burton Boynton led, Luke 15 11 15 and Galatians 6 8 were discussed under the topic Have I a Right to Live My Own Life. George Zimba played accordion selections and Ruth Pickett presented Ma and the Auto. Executive committee meeting announced at 73 Burton Boynton's home and choir practice Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phristian Endeavor Society
Second Congregational Church
Burton Boynton
George Zimba
Ruth Pickett
Burton Bornton
Lindy Lodge entertains with luncheon and guest notices
Moss June Harrison hosted Lindy Lodge members in honor of Mildred Alesancer leaving for New York. Hope Gregg returns to Elyria Memorial Hospital Trewing School. Jorce Gregg resumes at Baldwin Wallace College. June Harrison returns to Kent State College for sophomore year. Tables featured lemon yellow and green with a floral basket and Ohio maps as place cards. After lunch, guests enjoyed piano and accordion music. ANX ROPER LEADS CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR OF CHURCH OF CHRIST The Church of Christ Gospel team visited shut ins as services resumed. Thirty-five members met at 7:30 PM for Sunday evening services led by Ian Roper with the topic How Far Can We Trust God. The CEL benediction closed the meeting and the Endeavor constitution was read and accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moss June Harrison
Lindy Lodge
Mildred Alesancer
New York
Hope Gregg
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Trewing
Jorce Gregg
Baldwin Wallace College
June Harrison
Keart State College
Lindys
Ohio
ANX
Roper
Christian Endeavor
Church OF Christ
Church of Christ Gospel
C. E
Ian Roper
Gog
Epworth League
Methodist Church
Othy Rober
Roberta Moseley
Katherine Fisk
Eleanor Dunn
Genevieve Thompson
Clark Maddock
Epworth League Echoes
Raymond Huston
Des Moines
Iowa
Alfred J. Booth
Gates Aveue
Berea
Carol Stetton
West Avenue
Williamsburg
Virginia
William and Mary College
Houghton Wagner
Obtkin School of Commerce
Edward Seward
Fourth Street
Notre Dame University
Indiana
Charles Eckler
Indianapolis
Ind
Mra. le Schnuerer
Second Street
H. H. Gregg
Joyce
Akron
Elyria Memorial Hospital Training School
Carl H. Smith
Lake Avenue
California
Glendale
Frank Figler
Lodi Street
Cleveland
Frank Hoover
R. B. Lerch
Elyria Memorial Hospital Association
American Medical Association
Detroit
H. W. Wagner
Alvance Hospital
Park Miller
Stanford Avenue
Plymouth
Carlton A. Richie
C. E. Roth
Denison Avenue
Tiffin
Heidelberg College
C. C. Howard
Columbus
Emma Oil
Nicholy Block
C. H. Querin
G. J. Feeley
American Metical Association
Tomorror
Harold Thompson
Maxine Sutliffe
Beebecourt
Oe Memorial Hospitel
Mabelle Hollis
Ford Road
Bowling Green
Bowling Green State College
Fay Walker
Uorbatt Walker
J. Stroemple
R. 1
Walker
Gilbert Dean
R.D
Elyria 4 Memorial Hospital
Luella B. Kirk
Battle Creek College
Home Economics
Miss Kirk
Lucy B. Kirk
Howestreet
Robert Buol
R. F. Buol
Oxford
Miami University
James Slattery
Buffalo
Don Morgan
Kenyon Avenue
A. F. Massaro
New York City
D. H. Dizon
Middle Avenue
William Weldon
Betty Cotton
C. Weldon
Cornell Avenue
Clara Hollis
Wolf Court
Houghton Lake
Michigan
C. M. Braman
Hemanth
Evanston
Ilinois
Adams Street hostess hosts card party and prize winners
Mrs. Alvina Pierce of Adams Street entertained friends at a card party at her home. Six tables of pedro were in play with prizes awarded to Mrs. J. C Hazelton Joy Wojcik Mrs. Edith Bozart and Leon Richmond. After luncheon guests played dance and honors went to the hostess and Leon Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvina Pierce
Adams Street
Pedro
J. C Hazelton
Joy Wojcik
Edith Bozart
Leon Richmond
La Porte W C T U Plans Final Year Meeting
Mrs May Huene hosts the La Porte W C T U at her Grafton road home on Wednesday afternoon for the final meeting of the year. Speakers Newton Baker of Ripton and Mrs C I Britains of Elyria will present, with a musical program also planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Huene
Grafton Road
LaPorte
Newton Baker
Ripton
C. l. Britains
Elyria
Mike and Key Club Hunts Hidden Transmitter
Lorain County club members used portable receivers and car sets to locate a hidden sending set from 1923 West 29th street. Earl Ferkins and M. Brown of Elyria found it in forty seven minutes, Rey Yingling of Lorain followed in one hour and fifteen minutes. A full course Italian dinner was served at six fifteen. The group plans a Northeastern Ohio hamfest on the first Tuesday in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike and Key Club
Lorain County
West 29Th Street
Lorain
Earl Ferkins
M. &. Brown
Elytia
Blywoods
Rey Yingling
Ohio
Hospital Notes and Admissions List and Social Roundup
Hospital notes show admissions for Mrs Gilbert Dean Mrs Laverne Smill Mrs Harold Thompson and others with discharges including Joseph Poggemeir and more. A long social column reports a lumber party in progressive style in honor of Miss Alice Wilcox with multiple visits and college plans for several local youths and observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Dean
Laverne Smill
Abbe Road
Harold Thompson
Beebocourt
Frank Milea
Spruce Street
Joseph Poggemeir
Deer
James McNulty
Adams Stret
Gordon Artamys
LaGrange
Leander Garr
Woodford Avenue
James Harrin
W. Broad’ Street
Delbert Youngless
Columbus Treet
William Walker
Cleveland
Lillian Hough
Wooster Street
Jean Hawk
Blaine Street
Local residents return from trips and engagements
Mr and Mrs D Carpenter return from a motor trip through West Virginia and along the Ohio River. Several residents and guests are listed visiting relatives, attending events, or preparing for college as students depart for Cincinnati, Miami University, Flora Stone Mather College, and other destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Carpenter
Cleveland Street
West Virginia
Ohio River
Iliinois
Eugene N. Beesley
Marian Crehore
Evanston
Illinois
J. Mort Maddock
Los Angeles
California
P. BE
Maddock
Howe Street
J. Hastings
Grafton Road
Berlin Heights
Samuel Hastings
C. R. Bennett
Denison Avenue
R. H
Rye Beach
C. Weldon
Cornell Avenue
Carl Ashford
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Helen Jenne
Jean Maddock
Mary Monegan
Flora Stone Mather
New Books At The Library
New Books At The Library reviews What We Live By by Dimnet, Practical Bandaging by E L Fliason, and Six Women Along The Way by Margaret E Sangster. Dimnet’s work praised for intimate table talk and noble topics. Fliason provides for students and nurses with simple non technical text. Sangster offers religious flavored stories of six women whose paths echo Christ’s journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dimnet
John Dewey
Bliss Perry
Parkes Cadman
E.L. Fliason
Eliason
Graduate School
University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine
Margaret E. Sangster
Christ
Bethlehem
Calvary
The Healer and Fool's Gold by Therese Benson
When Hope Welling’s Philadelphia home went to auction she found a job in New York. She met Martin Newbold, became his private secretary and accompanied him on matters unclear as the tale unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Therese Benson
Hope Welling
Philadelphia
New York
Martin Newbold
Light Fiction and Crime Club Selections Review
The page previews two books, Robbers Roost by Zane Grey and The Murder of a Mystery Writer by John Hawk, highlighting Western action and crime fiction. It notes Grey's appeal to readers with danger, Western settings, and vivid landscapes, and teases a crime fiction premise of staged murder at a writer’s typewriter with multiple killings and a dramatic finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Zane Grey
Grey
West
Ural Mountains
John Hawk
Dinger
John Falcon
Mortimer Sark
William Peon and the Quaker Faith in Pennsylvania
William Peon, son of an early Pennsylvania founder, faced his father’s grief due to his embrace of the radical Quaker religion, marking a notable tension over religious deviation and family expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Peon
Pennsylvania
American Legion Auxiliary Meeting for Funeral at St Marys
The American Legion Auxiliary will meet at 8 45 Tuesday morning at St Marys Church to attend the funeral of Mrs Geo Robson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
St. Mary’s Church
Geo. Robson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Letitia Jones
2Nd Congregational Church
H. T. Andrews
Z. Ashenbach
Keen Kutter Club
J. E. Jackson
Missionary Society of Church of Christ
G. B. Findley
Dames of Malta
Hagies
Women's Auxiliary
St. Andrew's Church
George Colburn
Cirle
St. Paul's
Arlois Meng
Pythian Sisters
Baby Beal
Westret
Woodworth
John’s Church Aid Society
Ion A
Ae Congregational Church
Ailente
Leke
A. B.C
Harver Cheney
Tigredia
Rose Ryan
Charles Abbey Jr
Warner
West River Road
Baptist Church
R. T. Ketcham
Order of Eastern Star
Checker Club
M.C. A
Merry Makers
Nettie Finch Webber
Nettie Finch Webber Club With Mrs. Maude Salen
Harvard
Goodwill Bible
1St Congregational Church
Sandrock
McClure
Agate
United Presbyterian Choir
Resar
Eugene
James
Dolores Resar
Cascade Park
Nuhn
Doris Paddock
Louise Brundage
Lillian Schmeisser
Therese
John Beese
C. E. Soculty
Jenny
Elywood
Jenne
Elywood Park
Karah Helen Jenne
George Battenhouse
Troy
Cast Cleveland
Lakewood
Vermilion
Brownhelm
Flyria
Windy Lodge
IRS
Pierce
Laporte W. C. T
Hospital Notes
Lucile Hinman
Riano
Ninth Street
Music Worker
Middle Ave
Masonic Temple
Tala Birett
Cascade
Ken Peters
Broad St
the Brown Company
Children’s Apparel Shop
T. J. Hutchings
Kaynee
Hudson
Coats
Elyria Fur Shoppe
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