Wise-Whidden Wedding Performed At Home Of Bride's Grandmother
A home wedding in Elyria last evening joined Miss Margaret Whidden and Dr. Wayne C. Wise in a ceremony held at Mrs J G Tutford's Third Street residence. The event featured a small bridal party, piano and violin music, and a family reception. The couple will reside at 605 Park Avenue after September 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palma
Ferns
Tutford
Third Street
Margaret Whidden
Wayne CU. Wise
Edward Pietch
Amherst
Henri Gilbert
Robert Burns
Mary Lamar
Maid of Honor
Mrs Brillhart Hortfess to Division C of 2nd Congregational Church
Mrs H Brillhart presided over Division C of the Second Congregational Church at her Woodland avenue home as the fall season opened with plans for a later supper. Mr Spencer gave a talk on the Jews, and future hosts were announced for October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brillhart Hortfess
2Nd Congregational Church
H. Brillhart
Division C
Second Congregational Church
Woodland Avenue
Spencer
D. J. Fox
Lake Avenues
YWCA Announces New Swimming Term Begins This Week
Miss Marian Stetson Health Education Secretary says the YWCA swimming term starts this week with new class times for matrons high school girls business girls and children. Instruction levels begin beginning intermediate and advanced with personal supervision to aid rapid progress. A short term ticket runs until February 1st and year tickets are available. All other Health Education Department classes start October 1st including tap dancing lumbering and social dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Stetson
Health Education Department
Seni
Pow Wow Club Farewell Party Before Members Leave
The Pow Wow Club of the W. oC Al met in the parlor east evening for a farewell party honoring members leaving for enrollment in one month. The evening featured fortunes told by Mrs Katherine Kramer. Plans for next year’s activities were discussed as several members, including Gladys Plocher Fred Hillmer and Betty Nils, prepare to go to school. The group adjourned to a local restaurant for a supper party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Oc
Parior East
Enilece
Katherine Kramer
Gladys Plocher
Fred Hillmer
Betty Nils
Women Mission Society Meets at Baptist Church
Last evening the Women Mission Society of the Baptist church held its first meeting of the month with reading on world missions from Africa to Mexico. Miss Harel Mawar led the program, Eunice Porter read, and prayers were requested for various missions. A supper preceded the meeting and attendance rose to over fifty. Robert Hazello is convalescing from a blood poisoning scare and discharged to home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minaaty Society of the Baptist Church
Harel Mawar
Robert Hazelloo
Elyria Clinic
South Middle Avenue
Lorain County IBs Plan Annual Party Start of Year
Lorain County Chapter of the American Institute of Banking expects over 100 members to attend its annual party at Lorain Country Club. The event opens at 3 PM with golf and entertainment, a 7 PM dinner and floor show, and a 30 minute Cincinnati radio broadcast. Harold Stonier will speak as officer elections are announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
American Institute of Banking
Lorin Country Club
J. 2. Mayhew
Cincinnati
The
Mothers Auxiliary of United Presbyterian Meets at Mrs Moore
Seventeen members and one guest attended the September meeting at Mrs. Robert Moore’s home. The group planned mailings of Mothers Golden Now to absent members and departmental Bible school services for promotion day. A letter from Frenchburg seeking used clothing for mountain families was read. October’s meeting is set for Mrs. Herman Paeth’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother's Auxiliary
United Presbyterian Church
Robert Moore
Garford Avenue
Roman
Mre. C. L. Bristol
Mothers Golden Now
The
Bible School
Bristol
Frenchburg
Kentucky
Missionary Society
Tors
T. F. Sellers
Herman Paeth
Princeton Avenue
Daughters of Union Vets Enjoy Tureen Dinner at Wellington Home
The Mary A Chandler Tent DUV hosted a tureen dinner for fourteen members and a guest at Mr and Mrs Herr Stevicks Wellington home. Vocal selections by Mrs Maude Jackson and Miss Nellie Straw accompanied the evening before a business meeting. Florence Holcomb was chosen as delegate to the district convention in Paineville October eleventh. Next regular meeting set for September twenty sixth at Miss Nellie Straws West Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Chandler
Herr Stevick
Wellington
Stevick
Maude Jackson
Nellie Straw
Florence Holcomb
Painesville
Wagner Grove
West Street
Winter Bible Lectures to Open at First Baptist Church
Dr. Neighbour, pastor, opens a series of Winter Bible Lectures at First Baptist Church Elyria tonight at 7 30 with two songs. He speaks 7 40 to 8 24, followed by prayer groups and a benediction. The theme is Ecclesiastes and The Man Under the Sun, inviting all in Elyria and vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neighbour
First Baptist Church
Elyria
Ekelesiastes
Executive Committee Plans Fall Work for Society
Vacation ends for the Senior Christian Endeavor Society of the Second Congregational Church. The first prayer meeting will be next Sunday at six in the church basement with Burton Boynton in charge. The Executive Committee met last night with the president to pass plans for fall work. Members present included Walter Gehrke Adelbert Hazel Florian Howenstein Ruth Pickett Violet Olmstead Rev. C F Wiseman and Burton Boynton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society
Second Congregational Church
Burton Boynton
Vlans
Walter Gehrke
Adelbert Hazel
Florian Howenstein
Ruth Pickett
Violet Olmstead
C. F. Wiseman
Women to Meet at Members Homes in I C R B A
Mrs. V. Gray hosted the Ladies' Catholic Benevolent Association at her Phillips Court home. Future meetings will be at members homes with dates announced later, following a light refreshment. Anna Roling will host October's gathering. Knights of St. John Auxiliary held a May meeting in K of C Hall with Mrs. Kathryn Krugman presiding. The Turtle Neck Trio gave a musical program. A card party is planned for October 10 as hospitality for guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights OF ST. John Aux
Knights of St. John
K. of C. Hall
Kathryn Krugman
J. D .Kiyer
Turtle Neck Trio
Bill Jarcox
Dirk Riggs
Ted Brotherton
Birthday Party Honors Guests With Green and Gold Decor
Mr and Mrs Edward Archambeau hosted a dinner bridge at their Foster Avenue home in honor of nine guests birthdays. Guests enjoyed a four course dinner under green and gold decorations, a tiered cake, and yellow candles. Contests crowned honors for Stewart Archambeau Harold Abell Phyllis Jeanne Abell and George Garrick. Later bridged and games continued with awards before refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Garchambeau
Foster Avtenun
Piared
Stewart Archambeau
Harold Abell
Phillis Jeanne Abell
Archambeau
George Garrick
Bridks
Alvin Archambeau
C. J. Archambeau
Edward Arcshambeau
Tess
David Hurtz Garrick
George Crarrick
Elizabeth Stewart
Vira
F. Abell
Harold Abel
C. J. Archam
Marriage License Applications Listed in Oberlin Area
Frederick Beiawenger age 29 of Lorain and Victoria Drexler age 21 of Lorain with Rev Rohner. Ralph E Husted age 20 of Klerk Oberlin and Gertrud Vanausdale age 18 of Oberlin with Rev McBride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Beiawenger
Rollet
Lorain
Victoria Drexler
Rohner
Ralph E. Husted
Klerk
Oberlin
Gertrud
Vanausdale
McBride
Hospital Notes Adipresions and Discharges List
A scanned hospital notes page lists multiple admissions and discharges with patient names and addresses. Admitted include Donald Mareh and Bernice Brown among others. discharged patients include Sterling Eddington and a baby girl born at 307 Boat Bread. Names appear with partial street addresses and associated guardians or relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Mareh
George Gilson
UL. No. 3
Bernice Brown
Ashtabula
Ellen Neufer
Grafton
Sterling Eddington
Cleveland At
Walter Murphy
William Baker
George Simon
Samuel
Ben Smith
W. River
Franklin Sasso
Jon Orlando
George Romines
Oberlin Children's Home
Community church events and society meetings schedule
Tonight multiple groups meet: Brotherhood of St Patrick with Henry Manns at Butternut Ridge, Men's Brotherhood of the Second Congregational at 6:30, Grace Lutheran Conference Service at 7:30, Dames of Malta nominate officers, Chevalier Lodge Knights of Pythias, Bethel Shrine hosts a quilt exhibit at St Andrew's Parish room 1 PM to 9 PM, Daughters of Scotland silver tea at Mrs Mares 143 Oak Street, W F W Auxiliary also meets.
Local clubs hold meetings and social events in town
The 4th Ward Democrat Club meets Thursday at 7 30 in Sharp Block. The Pythian Sisters resume Thursday at Woodman hall. Tigriedia Social Club hosts a tureen dinner Friday at Mrs Ralph Shrub’s home 112 Winckles street. A Miss Evelyn Brillhart party last night honored Mrs William Jenne with gifts and reminiscences of school days. Zeta Upsilon added three new members Ruth Lautenschlager Naomi Burge and Sally Paine. Next meet at Miss Lucille Hand’s home September 29 with initiations. Women’s Benefit Association held a rally planning event in Elyria October 10 with nearby reviews. Lindy Lodge planned a Halloween masked dance after a mystery play reading and a light luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
Woodman Hall
Tigredia Social Club
Ralph Shrub
Winckles Street
Evelyn Brillhart
Woodland Avenue
William Jenne
Wilma Jacobs
Brillhart
Dorothy Barton
Jenne
Zeta Upsilon
Male Copas
Fifteenth Street
Ruth Lautenschleger
Naomi Burge
Sally Paine
Maude
Lucille Hand
Longford Avenue
Lindy Lodge
Edna
Edith Whitney
Joyce Greggs
Local residents visit and travel notes from Elyria
Local figures including Dr. and Mrs. Norbert Tillman of St. Louis and Mrs. E Decker of Eastern Heights attend visits in Elyria. Parkside residents Loomis return from the lake while Myron Weis travels from the China Shop to East Liverpool potteries. Dr R W Hancock plans a Michigan fishing trip before resuming work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norbert Tillman
St. Louis
Missouri
J. F. Emerich
Middle Avenue
Ford Loomis
Parks Avenue
Lake
Charles Decker
Fi /E. Decker
Eastern Heights
Boulevard
Hudson
Ohio
Hudson Academy
Helen Sawyer
Cleveland
Elyria
R. W. Hancock
Paul
Michigan
Thurador
Goldie Conn
Hemlern
John Lanzdon
Indian Hollow Road
Myron
Cook Pickering Marriage Is Solemnized
Avon Ohio September 18 Monday morning marked the wedding of Mina Ellen Pickering daughter of Mrs. George Pickering Avon to John Floyd Cook son of Mrs. Alta Cook Mereland. The ceremony occurred at the parsonage of Rev A Hunter Cleveland with only immediate families present. The bride wore brown velvet and carried Talleman roses. Miss Ethel Cook sister of the groom attended in a velvet dress and carried pink. Maurice Pickering brother of the bride attended the groom. After the ceremony all traveled to Ahwahnee Villa Detroit Road for a four course dinner and the couple departed for a motor trip to Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Moore
Lillian Moore
Cleveland
James R. Ticheror
Ralph Tichenor
Emily Spieth
Edward Champion
Elyria
Bethany English Lutheran Church
Triskett Road
Arthur Hurt
Helen Hutt
Faith Wilford
Marie Sandrock
Janet Tichenor
Ruth Ray
Virginia Knecht
Violet Leber
Howard Cobbler
Circle
Ohio
Kenneth Botamer
Robert Box Jan
Willard Smith
John Shaw
Murray Davidson
Elya
Avon, O
Mina Ellen Pickering
George Pickering
Avon
John Floyd Cook
Alta Cook
Mereland
A. Hunter
Talleman
Ethel Cook
Maurice Pickering
Ahwahnee Villa
Detroit Rd
Canada
Five County Volunteer Health Meeting in Lorain Yesterday
Five county meeting of volunteer health workers held in Lorain yesterday. Families and visitors including Mr and Mrs Hugh Harrin and friends returned from a lakes trip. Local residents Aletha Todd from Cleveland and Mrs Ray Puder of Denison Avenue spent the summer with relatives. Russell and Robert Fox left for Cleveland to study at Western Reserve University. Visitors Mr and Mrs H A Hisar of Kent Ohio and Mr and Mrs Q O Baumgartner of Wellington joined Mr and Mrs W C Clark on Harvard Avenue. The Fullmer family left for Washington DC after a visit with relatives on East Avenue. Frank Crawford Karl Crawford and nephews enjoyed fishing at St Helen Michigan. Phillip Waterman of Pittsburgh and family move to 120 Harrison Street, Mr Waterman son of local residents Fred Waterman, married this past month. C L Smith of Murray Bay New York returned to reside in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Hugh Harrin
Lakes
Aletha Todd
Cleveland
Ray Puder
Denison Avenue
Russell
Robert Fox
Western Reserve Univer
H. A. Hisar
Kent
Ohio
QO. J. Baumgartner
Wellington
W. C. Clark
Harvard Avenue
Irvin Fullmer
Washington, D. C
Fast Avenue
Frank Crawford
Karl Crawford
St. Helen
Michigan
Phillip Waterman
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Harrison Street
Waterman
Fred Waterman
C. L. Smith
Murray Bay
New York
Village Council Action and Local Notices in South Amherst
South Amherst records a busy council meeting led by Major John Schaub with talks on repairing berm on state route 59 and Ludwig ditch, new town hall rules, sidewalk repair at St John’s church, and monthly fire department reports. Choirs, Ladies Aid, and brief social notes follow with regionwide short notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
John Schaub
State
Ludwig Ditch
St. John’s Evangelical Church
Flower Judging School At Y M C A Elyria Ohio
Expiring flower judges from five northern Ohio counties gather at the Elyria YMCA for a flower judging school sponsored by the Elyria Garden Club in cooperation with the county agricultural extension service. Principal orydakera will be Deane Burns and Victor W. Ries will oversee judging and arranging demonstrations. Attendees from Lorain Huron Erie Medina and Sandusky counties bring flowers and containers for exhibition and judging. Morning and afternoon sessions run 10 to 12 and 1 to 3 with a 25 cent lunch at the Church of Christ Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Elyria Y. M.C. A
Eilyria Garden Club
County Agricultural Extension Service
Orydakera
Deane Burns
Garden Club
Victor WH. Ries
Ohio State University Extension — Service
Lorain
Huron
Erie
Medina
Sandusky
Eeach Parson
Death of Brad ford Sweet In Akron News Brief
Akron report states Brad ford Sweet six year old son of Byron and Mrs Sweet died here from sleeping sickness. It marks the first death from the illness in two years in the city. The article hints at broader implications of living standards and references Denmark and New Zealand affecting imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron, O
Bradford Sweet
Byron Sweet
Denmark
New Zealand
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jack Whidden
J. G. Tufford
Mary Whidden
Norwalk
C. L. Whidden
Park Avenue
Harry Wise
Kathryn Troxel
Dr. Wise
J. G. Tutford
Samar
Carl Sterver
Dr Wise
Miss Whidden
Tichenor-Moore
Rexnatz
Tiche
Nor
32Nd Street
Bond
W. IL. M.S
M. FE
Woman's Home Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
Fred Sheldon
Minnie Bown
Fred Shelden
Elizabeth Cawree
Anewer
Henry Townsend
Baptist Women's Missionary Society
Harold Stonier
Jay Fitch
Joe Gethin
Kenneth Buckley
Wakeman
Agnes Dengate
Earl Tompking
Gertrude Meacham
C. H. Scott
Harry van Warnen
United Presbyterian
Mrs. Moore
Daughters OF Union
Mary-Martha
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Burton Ohlemacher
H. C. House
ST. Paul's
Young People’s League of
Seccal Cemyp
Ena Lyndon
Nete Waelorence Wellten
Ana Sehr
ODD Felitawsa
Hlyria Ledee
Bertetary
Cha
W. Dirk
Bowne
Tatermine
Ralph Hobs
DR. Neighbour
4Th Ward
Democrat Club
Women’s Benefit Association
V. F. W. Hall
Helen
Cook - Pickering
Methodist Church
Jenson
South Amherst Choral Club
James M. P. Nical
Ladies Aid
Ladies Aid Society
Sire
Robert Slack
Wm. Meacham
Charley Kolb
Mary Kolb
Margaret Rice
Marian Steele
Bettry Emery
W. Emery
Tolend
Electric Ante-Lit Company
Findlay
Lewis Harden
Luther Harden
McComb
Richard
Harden Art
Y.M.C.A
Church of Christ
Kauffman
Woodland Ave
Carek’s
Broad St
NRA
Iauty
Marcel
LA Vogue
Elyria Savings & Trust
Eepree
Hughes
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