McNally-Stacks Nuptials Solemnized At St Agnes Church
Miss Helen Margaret McNally and Leroy M. Stacks were married at St. Agnes Church in an early fall ceremony. Rev. James Flood officiated with Rev. Raymond OGrady and Rev. Leo Hrissell present. The bride wore white satin with a cap veil and carried white roses. A reception followed at Carlisle Inn for relatives. the couple plans a motor trip to Century of Progress and western points before settling in Clayton Apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Agnes Church
Helen Margaret McNally
P. F. McNally
Glasgow
Scotland
Leroy M. Stacks
J. F. Stacks
Charles Cr
James Flood
Cleveland
Raymond O'Grady
Leo Hrissell
Florence Callahan
Vern Stacks
Mills-Sweet Marriage Of Dec 1932 Announced At Party
Miss Leona Mills of Lorain announced her December 1932 marriage to Hugh Sweet in Greenville Pa. at a party hosted by the Gahagans. The couple, who met in Lorain, will reside with his parents at 57 Columbus Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Leona Mills
Waverly Place
Larry Gahagan
West 29Th Street
Loran
Miss Mills
Mary Mills
Canton
Hugh Sweet
George Sweet
Columbus Street
Greenville
Harvey Funk
The
Baptist Church
Harry Pember
Agnes Tar
Ius
Eleanor Holdfelder
Leceass
Sweat
Wellington High School
Fredericks
Sweet
Elyria High School
Oberlin School of Commerce
Nellie Frisey Weds Cleveland Man at M. E. Parsonage
Miss Nellie Frisey of Vermilion marries Oscar L. Roth of Cleveland in a quiet Tuesday ceremony at Elyria First Methodist Parsonage. Rev. E. J. Bond officiates, relatives attend, luncheon follows at Green Lantern Tea Room, couple plans two week east trip before settling in Cleveland. Roth employed by city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Frisbey
Vermilion
Oscar L. Roth
Cleveland
Elyria
E. J. Bond
First Methodist Church
Leroy Fridenstine
Fridenstine
Green Lantern Tea Room
Cleveland Street
Myron Frishey
Lady Rowena Circls Plan Benefit Card Party
Lady Rowena Circls met last evening at Mrs Bertha Lyberger’s Cedar Street home with ten members present. Plans were made for a benefit card party to be announced later. A social hour followed. Next meeting will be at Mrs Shroyer’s Oberlin Road. Dessert Bridge at The Woman’s club Web Sept 19 1 PM Benefit Babies Milk Fund Tickets 50 cents. Ph 3105.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Kaylor
Foster Ave
Ladies Elyria
the Moose
Nellie Burton
Alice Taylor
Myrtle Thorley
Lorain
Moose Home
Rowena Circls
Bertha Lyberger
Cedar Street
Shroyer
Oberlin Road
The
Woman’s Club
Babies Milk Fund
June Harrison
Lindy Lodge
Grafton Road
Toyce Gregg
Miss Harrison
Miss Gregg
Athens
Kent State College
Hospital Notes and Earth Men's Bible Class Rally
Admissions list Mrs Geneva Huss Robert Dean Cleveland Beverly Gringle Am ne Herst Discharges Ralph Myers Oberlin Evelyn Booth Oberlin Chil dren's Home The Earth Men's Bible Class plans a Sunday gathering at Rivoli Theatre for Rally and Home Coming day Invitations to factories mailing list and patrons Paul Wainwright will lead a musical program to include instrumental and vocal numbers A guest speaker may replace the teacher if the Methodist conference is in session Further notices will follow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva Huss
West Broad
Robert Dean
Cleveland
Beverly Gringle
Amne Herst
Ralph Myers
Oberlin
Evelyn Booth
Oberlin Children's Home
Earth Men's Bible Class
Rivoli Theatre
Paul Wainwright
Clazz
Bertha Helen Borie Again Honored At Avon Lake Bridge Party
Miss Bertha Helen Borie was honored at a bridge gathering hosted by Miss Martha Wilson and Ruth Kaiser at the Wilson home in Avon Lake. Prizes went to Phyllis Agate first and Margaret Terry second. A luncheon featured a pink and green theme with roses and pink tapers. A china breakfast set was presented to Miss Borie by her friends. The item also notes the upcoming Borie wedding on Sept 25 at St Marys church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Helen Borie
Martha Wilson
Ruth Kaiser
Wilson
Avon Lake
Phyllis Agate
Margaret Terry
Borie
Crowsll
Borle
St. Mary's Church
Miss Martha Foreman Announces Coming Marriage
Miss Martha Foreman hosts the Cross Stitchers at her Harvard Avenue home for an evening of sewing and social time. A place card verse announces her coming marriage to Henry E. Peloquin on September 27 at St Mary's Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Foreman
H. E. Peloquin
Cross Stitchers” Club
Harvard Avenue
Henry E. Peloquin
St. Mary's Church
Miss Foreman
Andrew Foreman
Harvard Ave
Peloquin
Ed Peloquin
East Bridge Street
Helen Smith and Theodore Standen wed in Erie Pa
Elyrian couple Helen Smith and Theodore Standen married at the Erie Methodist Episcopal parsonage with Rev McLean officiating. Guests included Miss Anna Wesley and Carl Bahn. The bride works at Sears Roebuck. groom at Elshar Steel. They will reside at 321 West Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Pennsylvania
Helen Smith
L. Smith
Spruce Street
Theodore Standen
Mary Standen
Andover
Massachusetts
Methodist Episcopal Church
W. Z .McLean
Anna Wesley
Carl Bahn
Sears Robuck Co
Standen
Elshar ‘ Steel and Tubes Co
West Avenue
Ladies Aux K of St John Meets in K of C Hall
Fifty members of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Knights of St John met in the K of C Club rooms for the regular gathering. New member applications were taken, card parties announced with one Sept 25 event. Grace Banville won the prize. a question box and luncheon followed. Next auxiliary meeting set for October 6. The Emmanuel Lutheran Missionary Society held an anniversary meeting with Rev Styles and 13 members plus two guests. Alice Lindberg led the program, Ruth Leembuis gave devotionals. Four members planned to attend the state conference in Dayton at month’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
B. Davidson
The
Knights of St John
K. of C
Grace Banville
St Pauls Brotherhood Henry Manns Meet in Butlern Rutge
St Pauls Men s Brotherhood holds meeting with Henry Manns of Butternut Ridge. Dames of Malta gather. Junior Protected Home Circle meets Mrs C E Dunford for tureen supper 6 7 p.m. Emmanuel Lutheran choir rehearses 7 30 with director Jake Martin Beck. Brotherhood meets at church 7 30. DeMolay Alumni stag bake at Charles Merkh am Cleveland Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Men's Brotherhood
Henry Manns
Butternut Ridge
Dames
Malta
C. E. Dunford
Emmanuel Lutheran Choir
Jake Martin Beck
Emmanuel Lutheran Brotherhood
DeMolay
Charles Merkham
Cleveland Road
Winter Season Program Set by Frank S Harmon Lodge
Frank S Harmon Ledge No 663 F and A M met in Tasalar session with 3 E F Reger presiding. Past Master Deane Burns announced tentative season program with dates and chairmen for Oct 9 Fall Festival Oct 23 Harmon Birthday Party Nov 27 Masonry and War Dec 11 Architecture Jan 29 William McKinley Feb 26 Astronomy Mar 26 Light. Also notes about visits to Washington and a luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank S. Harmon
A. M
Tasalar
E. F. Reger
F. 4. Sbors
Ohio Masonic Home
Deane Burns
Committee On Masonic Education
Rey Vestal
Irvin Geitgey
Raines
Dennison Lodge
Cleveland
Washington
D.C
Washington Memorial
Alexandria
Iodge
Mary A Chandler Tent Meeting Last Evening
Mary A Chandler Tent, Daughters of Union Veterans, met with small attendance yesterday. After the naval business, a short program featured Miss Nellie Straw explaining the origin of the tune The Star Spangled Banner, with Charlotte Lewis reading a poem America. A social hour and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Chandler
Union Vets
Naval Business
Nellie Straw
Mostesa
Charlotte Lewis
America
Dahlia Society to Present Exhibition in Cleveland
The Dahlia Society of Ohio announces its Fourth Exhibition of Dahlias and Garden Flowers to run September 21 to 23 in the west concourse of the Terminal Towers, Cleveland. The show will feature 80 entries, including tubers sold for 31,000 each, with prize lists available from secretary E. J. Wind. The event also includes a Jeffersonian chorus performance and other society activities in nearby Lorain County and town venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Dahlia Society of Ohio
Terminal Towers
Cleveland
Cerise
Don Juan
Clotilde
Desert
Tianks
Jean
E. J. Wind
Mastick Road
North Wimsted
Circle No 2 of St Pauls church meets in church parlors
Circle No 2 of St Pauls church met in the church parlors Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Adam Pippert as hostess. Chairwoman Mrs Albert Vietzen led the session and plans for a church dinner on Saturday were finalized. Members participated in devotional service and a fracial hour followed with refreshments for fifteen members. Gifts were exchanged for mystery sisters. On September 25 Mrs Henry Voglesong will entertain the circle at the church parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Church
Tussay
Adam Pippert
Albert Vietzen
Henry Voglesong
Triple Four Club Honors Bride Elect at Bridge
Miss Margaret Stirzaker, bride-elect, was presented with a green gift box and a set of green and cream kitchen ware by Triple Four Club members during a bridge evening at the home of Miss Alce Robinson in Cleveland. High score went to Miss Phyllis Jaycox. consolation to Mrs. Harry Life. A luncheon followed with green tableware and snow mountain decor. Next Tuesday, Miss Suth Haag will host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Lantern
Margaret Stirzaker
Sunshine Club
Merthe Company
Miss Stirzaker
Dell Boylan
Alce Robinson
Cleveland
Clark Street
Triple Four
Bridge
Gertrude Boylan
Phyllis Jaycox
Harry Life
Division C Meeting at Miss Hecock's Home
Division C of the Second Congregational church met yesterday afternoon at Miss Nellis Hecock's Lake Avenue home with 12 members present. The usual business meeting occurred and the October meeting place will be announced later.
St Ann's Sewing Circle to Meet in Parish Hall
St Ann's Sewing Circle of St Marys Church will meet in the Parish Hall Thursday afternoon. The Mission Study Club of First Cong's Church begins its first meeting Friday evening September 28. Sigma Gamma Sorority hosts bridge at the Lorain home of Mrs Urban Koethe with Mrs Wilbur Gaston as cohostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Ann's Sewing Circle
St. Mary’s Church
Mission Study Club
First Cong’s Church
Sigma Gamma Sor
Lorain
Urban Koethe
Sixth Street
Wilbur Gaston
Sigma Gamma Sorority
Robert Newton
Shaker Heights
DeEtte Wilson
Norma Lee
Newton
Helen Townsend
Gma
Unyheor
Norwood Hearn
Amherst
Gerald Leonard
Marie Wilsom
Vern Barnes
Fred Smith
SPERSONALS Highlights of local departures and visits
Miss Dorothy Bell sails for Brooklyn to teach at Berkley Institute. Mrs. Julia Saywell heads to New York City then to London to visit her ill mother. Mr and Mrs KH Pumphrer host cousins L. E. Chamberlain and son Ralph en route to the World's Fair in Chicago. Miss Mary Gray and her father return from Los Angeles. Miss Dorothy Diausky hosts a 10th birthday party for fourteen friends. Almeda Frances Martin recovers from a three week illness. Mr and Mrs H. G. Hoover return from Bucyrus with Mrs J A Taft of Columbus as guest. Miss Kay Pflaff offers a piano recital at her Cleveland street home. Mr and Mrs C. H. Merthe return from Detroit. Mrs William Abbott sails to visit Wales. Mrs C. A. Day plans two weeks in Detroit with daughter Mrs Clyde Puls. Rex Lyndon elected to Y W C A board. omission corrected. Kenneth Lyons leaves for Evanston to attend Northwestern. Mr and Mrs L L Gott spend two weeks in Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Bell
Third Street
Brooklyn
N. Y
Berkley Institute
Julia Saywell
New York City
London
England
KH. B. Pumphrer
East Avenue
L. E. Chamberlain
Ralph
Buffalo
New York
Chicago
Mary Gray
Fifth Street
Los Angeles
California
Dorothy Diausky
Foster Avenue
Almeda Frances Martin
Princeton Avenue
H. G. Hoover
Cornell Avenue
Tom
Bucyrus
J. A. Taft
Columbus
West Avenue
Detroit
Michigan
William Abbott
U. S
Wales
C. A
Mich
Clyde Puls
Rex Lyndon
Y. W. C. A. Board
Kenneth Lyons
Evanston Illinois
Northwestern University
L. L. Gott
West Eighth Street
Building and Loan Deposits to Be Insured
Columbus Ohio September 12 Editors report that federal insurance for building and loan deposits may unlock millions held in restricted associations as 762 Ohio groups await insurance rules. Washington passed investment insurance regulations and applications will be mailed this week. Executives expect insurance will ease withdrawals and restore confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Washington
Cute Jacket Dress for Back to School Style
A fall fashion feature highlights a practical dress and a boxy jacket in red and grey tweed wool. Style No. 3230 covers sizes 8 10, 2 and 14 years with required fabric details, plus a Book of Fashions offer and pattern pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Ave
New York
Elyria Chronicle-Telegram
Strong inflow signals recovery for banks after insurance boost
Formal business observers note a strong stimulus to recovery from new money entering associations that had stalled deposits and no stock investments. They credit the impact of deposit insurance on banks, with savings deposits rising from 456,071,918 to 480,846,944 within months after the policy was enacted.
Grave fears for life of University of Pennsylvania daughter
Virginia Ewing Gates, daughter of Thomas Gates president of the University of Pennsylvania, vanished Aug. 14 near a dude ranch 40 miles northwest of Philadelphia. DoJ agents joined Sheriff W D Holt in Wyoming as authorities pursued three theories of her disappearance amid hopes she may be found alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinedale
Woo
Virginia Ewing Gates
Thomas
Gates
University of Pennsylvania
Miss Gates
Department of Justice
Philadelphia
J. P. Morgan & Co
D. C
W. D. Holt
Sublette
Wyoming
Launch Drive To Re Sell Blue Eagle
Washington. The recovery administration today launched a drive to re sell the blue eagle while awaiting the miniature republic setup. Consumers blue eagles are now distributed by state committees and local consumers councils in a campaign similar to prior programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
Recovery Administration
Republic
NRA Drive and the 1930s Checkers Game in Industry
Letters from Charles F. Horner trace an August NRA drive amid Roosevelt’s new NRA structure. The unprecedented show of support saw 60 million consumers sign statements. About 3,000 NRA employees and 700 industrial groups now seek Hugh S. Johnson’s next move in the vast regulatory contest with American industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NRA
Charles F. Horner
Johnason
Roosevelt
Hugh S. Johnson
Gen. Johnson
Parables Compare Kingdom Life to Natural Growth
A remark on Christ’s parables of the Kingdom of God likening spiritual life to natural, organic processes. It notes how several parables draw analogies to growth and development seen in nature.
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McNally-Stacks
St. Agnes
M. E. Parsonage
Moose
Lady Rowena
Wii Mrs. Lyberger
Betty Vaprezan
Hetty Vaprezian
West River Street
Faust
Magdalene Vaprezian
Helen Frankoviak
Eleanore Buckser
Nancy Clifford
Helen Sabo
Dorothy Buckser
Marian
Helen Boios
Heen Jama
Betty
Virginia Poloards
Betty Vaprézian
Edward = Kovaiik
Tommy Reisz
Ick Raidl
Elmer Riskuran
Rudy Farkas
Joe Kovach
Allen
East Ave
Erie, Pa
Sigma Omega Sigma Sorority
Sigma Omega Sigma Sororiy
Hema
Halene Kipf
10Th Street
Helen
Beatrice Rudy
Cleveland School of Art
Elaine Cole
Sien Vanoster
College of Education
Liberal Arts
Helen Kinf
Ann Arbor
Kathleen Maston
May Company
Helene Kipt
Katherine Naughton
Lake Avenue
Women's Miss. Soc. OF
Stirzaker
K. OF ST. John
K. OF C. Hall
Edith Whitney
Joyce Regs
Genevieve Morse
Horace
U. P. Bible School
Harold Horace
B. Varsey
Bible School
Dahlia Society
Masonic Chorus
Elyria Masonic Chorus
A . C. Gollty
E. W. Rule
Wiliam D. Tartar
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Jack Wickler
Walter Hinkin
Lor
County Medical Society
E. E. Sheffield
Lorain County Medical Society
Second Congregational Church
W. £. Hart
Victor C. Vaughn
Ann Arcbor
Mick
Rosaless Carpenter
Second Street
Peggy Wirsham
Kay Noonan
Marguerite Taylor
Hamilton Avenue
Circle NO. 3
Misa Edith Lalone
Frank
James Logan
Mary Ellen Coates
Beraa
Frank A. Roberts
Toledo
Gertrude Hume
Rev
Klocker
Ruth
Woodland Ave
Laura L Baldt
A.M
Household Arts
Teachers College
Columbia University
Expheso
Sal
Hazel Castle Beauty Shop
Second St
Crystal Restarant
Frank Luppino
Wm. Rivett
West Street
Ladies Tailoring & Fur Shoppe
Broad St
Myrtelle
Dreamland Theatre
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