Blanchard Weds Gwendolyn Sautter at Delaware Methodist
The marriage of Homer Blanchard and Gwendolyn Sautter took place at the First Methodist Church in Delaware Ohio yesterday afternoon at four o'clock in a ceremony conducted by Reverend Rust with Professor L E Holden of Oberlin presenting organ music. The bride wore white satin with a long veil and orchids, attended by a maid of honor and two bridesmaids in gold satin. A reception followed at the Sautter home on Woodlard Avenue and the couple plan a East Coast motor trip before settling in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist
Delaware
Ohio
Homer Blanchard
Claude Blanchard
Fifth Street
Gwendolyn Sautter
L. E. Holden
Oberlin
Rust
Homer
Elden Smith
Jack Hanaford
Glen Cowen
Ellsworth Jump
Detroit
Lbride
A. G. Sautter
Woodlard Avenue
Blanchard
Columbus
Ohio State
Bork
Wesleyan Universiy Et Delaware
Elyma High School
Otto State University
Germany
Gertie Wilmot Marries Hubert Phillips This Afternoon
Gertie Wilmot becomes bride of Hubert Phillips this afternoon at four o'clock at the home of Reverend W. C. Fowler on East avenue. The couple plans to reside at 613 Cambridge Street after a wedding that includes a brown sik crope frock and Talisman rose shoulderette. Both families and company ties are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertie Wilmot
Hubert Phillips
W. C. Fowler
East Avenue
Pfaudler Co
Phillips
Steel and Tubes Co
Annual Rally Day Plans at Rialto Theatre in Elyine
Plans are completed for the Annual Rally Day of the Elyine Men's Bible Class at the Rialto Theatre tomorrow at 9:30. Paul Wainwright will lead a musical program with L F Wainwright of Medina providing vocal and trombone solos. Frad Kelser of Medina directs group singing. Jack Roberts will perform violin solos with Miss McCullough on piano. A brief inspirational address will be delivered by a Methodist Conference member. Former class members urged to attend. George Martin is president, L B Hindman the teacher. Also noted is the birth of a nine pound son to Mr and Mrs Edward Kershaw of Furnace Street at Hiv ria Memorial Hospital on Sept 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyine Men’s Bible
Rialto Theatre
Paul Wainwright
L. F. Wainwright
Medina
Frad Kelser
Jack Roberts
Methodist Conference
George Martin
L. B. Hindman
Benefit Dance By U. 8 Church
Benefit dance event scheduled for Saturday night September 15 at Worst Hall over Dreamland Theatre. Music by the Commett Family of Florida. Tickets priced at 25 cents with refreshments available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. 8 Church
Worst Hall
Dreamland Theatre
Musical Commett Family of
Florida
College President to Speak at St Andrews Episcopal Church
Mt Uasion College President Dr Mesasters will speak during the sermon at St Andrews Episcopal on the third Sunday service. The day includes junior communicants at 9:30, moral worship at 10:45, and an address by the speaker. Kappa Beta Kappa gathers at 1:15 with announcements. Grace Lutheran plans the LaPorte picnic with Sunday School at 10 and a ride for those without transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesasters
Mt. Uasion College
St. Andrew's
Russel Broughton
Kappa Beta Kappa
Robert Goacher
W R C to Attend District Conference at Lorain
W R C met in the 1 C C F Hall with good attendance. Members will attend the district conference at Lorain on Sept 25 where Richard Allen Post 168 will exemplify ritual work for special officers. President Mrs Lena Klasek urges wide attendance. Next meeting Sept 28 features a South Side sponsored dinner in the T O Q F ball at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.R. C
Lorain
Richard Allen
Lena Klasek
Visitation of Worthy Grand Matron at Annual Inspection
More than 450 attended the Eastern Star annual inspection at the Masonic Temple with guests from Milan Geneva Cleveland and other communities. A de Helous dinner preceded the event and the Worthy Matron May P. Dram m invited dignitaries as a choir performed Morning Glory Woodman Wind Song and other numbers. The Worthy Grand Matron Ly na Bford praised the chapter and spoke on its condition as decoration and dining arrangements were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Geneva
Cleveland
Litchfield
la Grange
Sullivan
Dover
Medina
Lorain
Amherst
Cincinnati
Chagrin Falls
Ashland
Perry
Mt. Vernon
Brecksville
West Salem
Warren
Fostoria
Lakewood
Nottingham
Havana
Cuba
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Emma Potter
Sophia Tite
May P. Dramm
Dantel C. Ryberd
Toge
Oither
Elizabeth Hood
Hol. Salkeld
Martha
Edith Martin
Myrtle McDowell
East
Zoe C. Loomis
Carolyn ML. Morgan
Arbigal Spaulding
Mariam Hand
al Bowdler
Hazel Brodbeck
Alberta Fitch
Leah Long
Ant Oto
Madge Baird
Grace T
Paul Wainwright
Morning Glory
Woodman
Rogers
Curran
Marion Hand
Love Divine
Atta Bowjlar
Old Rugged Cross
Lyna Bford
Ion
Wedding Solemnized On Silver Anniversary Of Groom's Parents
M Anza Noga married Sterling F. Burrows at The First Methodist Church in a ceremony aligned with the silver anniversary of Burrows's parents. The bride wore white satin with lace and carried white roses, valley lilies, and orange blossoms. A luncheon followed at Hos and Deil's Roadside Inn. the couple's backgrounds include Ely High School and Fisher's Store employee, with a large wedding cake and music by Louise Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M Anza Noga
Mairs
Charlies Noga
Wavely Street
Sterling F. Burrows
C. B. Burrows
Kenyon Avenue
E. J. Bona
Charmizs
Naga
Louise Brown i
Garden Club Pilgrimage Highlights Elyria Gardens
Garden Club members touring Elyria gardens yesterday enjoyed thriving greenery despite a hot dry summer. The outing included Dr. and Mrs. G. D. Nicholes, Mr. and Mrs. H Calvert, Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Wirth, Charles Scheide, Mrs. Charles H. Cushing, Miss Eva Reefs, Miss Pearl Lord, Miss Mabel Marsh, The Home for the Aged, Mrs. Elizabeth Wirk, and Mr. and Mrs. Deane Burns. A picnic luncheon was served at the last stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
Elyria
G. D. Nicholes
H. §. Calvert
R. P. Wirth
Charles Scheide
Charles H. Cushing
Eva Reefs
Pearl Lord
Mabel Marsh
Home For
Elizabeth Wirk
Deane Burns
Miss Norma Schultz Hosts for Brother's Bride
Norma Schultz entertained a group at her Columbus Street home last evening in honor of her sister-in-law Mrs Clarence Schultz who wed September 1 in Wheeling WV. The bride Helen Zieba of Lorain attended with prizes for high score and consolation, luncheon at small tables, and a pink and green wedding cake. Guests included local women Thelma Helfrich Julia Papp Ann Smith Helen Schultz John Schultz Dorothy Schmitt gen Wanda Struble Zella Mae Struble Eva Mohrman Beulah Kemp Kemp plus Lorain visitors Mrs Jack Zieba Tom Braun Frieda Braun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Schultz
Columbus Street
Clarence Schultz
Wheeling
W. Va
Helen Zieba
Lorain
Banco
Jack Zieba
Elizabeth Papp
Thelma Helfrich
Julia Papp
Ann Smith
Helen Schultz
John Schultz
Dorothy Schmittgen
Wanda Struble
Neema Struble
Zella Mae, Struble
Crestline minister to preach Sunday at 2nd Cong
Reverend G. W. Bohnert of Crestline Ohio attends a Methodist conference and will be guest speaker Sunday at 2nd Congregational church. The service begins 9 45 with choir singing Sweet Is Thy Mercy and Jack Spencer on piano. Lesson from Isaiah 1 10 20 contrasts true and false. Intermediate C E led by Jean Brillhart at 6 with discussion Where There Are No Churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Bohnert
Crestline
Ohio
2Nd Congregational
Barnby
C. E
Jean Brillhart
Jack Spencer
Epworth League to Hear Guest Speaker Sunday
Epworth League meets in the main auditorium of the First Methodist Church Sunday at 7 o clock with Miss Genevieve Thompson as leader. The special speaker will be Reverend Stoneburner and his tonic wit Sometimes It Came Tremble. Special music will be featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Mathndist
Genevieva Thompson
Reveren
Speral m
Reverend Whitman to Speak at Church of Christ Service
Reverend Les W. Whitman, attendant at the Methodist Conference, will speak at the 10:30 a.m. service at Church of Christ on Second and Chapel Streets. Mrs. D. A. Baird is soloist with Clair Shor as accompanist. Bible School opens at 9:30 with department programs. Adult Department features Mr. Gannett's class. Junior Church meets at 10:30 in the Junior Room led by Theodore Owen. Christian Endeavor meets at 6:20 p.m. at the Lengle home on East Avenue. David Wainwright will read. topic is "Courtesy."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Second
Chapel Streets
Les W. Map
Whitman 1
Bibl
D. A. Baird
Clair Shor
Bible School
A A W Offers Courses Of Study To All Members
The Elyria Council of the A A U W holds its first regular meeting next Monday at 7 45 p m at the Women's Club to select subjects for the year's courses. Education Committee chair Mrs King Fauver lists Economics Drama Moving Pictures Opera DramaPeriod Furniture Study of Painting Psychology and other topics. Curr Events has no chair. Courses are free to current Oberlin members and eligible national or associate members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Council
Women’s Club
King Fauver
Deane Burns
Hines
Edith Harris
McWilliams
Giles
J. O. George
Broughton
Mmembers
Oberlin
Spiritualist Church Plans Sunday Evening Program
First Spiritualist Church announces Sundays topic God's Greatest Gift to Man What is God Workers from Cleveland and a noted Chicago psychic will assist Pastor Fryberger in the program Public invited to all services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Spiritualist
God
Cleveland
Chicago
Fryberger
Monday Colonial Club and Auxiliaries Meet in Canton Lorain
A crowded Monday schedule lists the Colonial Club with Mrs B E Schultz at 111 Columbus Street Canton, Lorain. Auxiliary groups meet in various halls, with a 7 PM tureen supper and memorial services planned, plus a 7:45 AM meeting at the Woman's Club to discuss study plans. Lorain Beekeepers meet at 85 East River Street in Lakewood. Masons host a local gathering at the home of Mrs. Alice Harpstar. Alpha Club visits Oxford Avenue. The First Baptist Church plans a winter program with Dr. Neighbour preaching on prophecy and a vigorous evangelism drive across nearby towns, including special music and Sunday School alignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Club
BE. F. Schultz
Columbus Streets
Canton Lorain
Auixliary
1. C. O. F. Hall
Flw
Legion Auxiliary
Iam Cook
Clark Street
Elria Doane
AL Llow
Woman's Club
Lorain Co. Beekeepers
H. H. Peters
East River St
Lakewood
AL Q
Mis
Ter Peak
Oxford
Fives Baptist Church
Antre Mons
Quariette
First Baptist Church
Fisherman's Glub
Cais
Dr. Neighbour
Miss Alice Bird Speaks at East Carlisle PT A
Miss Alice Bird addressed the East Carlisle Parent-Teacher Association on the meaning of the 4 Hs. The girls from both clubs earned blue ribbons for A work as four H pledge songs were sung. A renewal of the 4 mill levy was discussed for school funding. The Kan Act Club announced a September 28 dance. Membership drive aims for 250 with a social hour featuring sewing projects and refreshments. Ladies' Auxiliary Eagles plans a September 28 card party with Bridge Pedro and Bunco and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Bird
East Carlisle
Parent-Teacher Association
Miss Bird
Kan Act Club
Mabel Robson
AUX
Eagles
Ladies’ Auxiliary To
Eagle’s Hall
Bridge
Pedro
Bunco
Woman's Club Dessert Bridge for Milk Fund
The Elyria Woman's Club will sponsor a dessert bridge by the American Home and Child Welfare Department on Wednesday September 19 at 1 PM to raise funds for a milk program aiding seven families with young children. They aim for fifty tables and seek cooperation from members and friends. reservations to Mrs F E Decker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Woman's Club
American Home and Child Welfare Department
F. E. Decker
W L B Class Elects Officers at Meeting
The W L B Class of the Church of Christ held an officers election at the home of Mr and Mrs George Smith. Pres Joe Arba DeEtre Wilson Fred Smith were chosen. Prizes went to Joe Ryba George Smith Herman Gannett Edza Ryba Eleanor Lottow. Next meeting set for Oct 12 at 331 Harvard avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ Mer
Clarence Grandstat
New Avenue
Joe
George Smith
Harvard Avenue
Emmanuel Lutheran Church Service and Choir Event
The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be administered at the 10:45 service tomorrow at Emmanuel Lutheran Church. Choir director Roland Faulhaber leads the anthem I Am the Bread of Life by Lorenzs. Pastor presents meditation on the Besetting God. Sunday School meets at 9:45 with worship led by A. J. Fanner, Supt. Classes for all ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Roland Faulhaber
Lorenzs
A. J. Fanner
Attorney Findley Dinner Host For Group of Men
Attorney Guy B. Findley hosted a dinner at his Abbe Road North home. Dinner was served at 1x thirty o'clock with fourteen places set. Guests included Judge C. G. Washburn, Attorneys Dan A. Cook and Howard Butler, Walter J. Wright, William Mitchell, Charles S. Kelser, Clarence Dick, P. H. Rogers, William Ashhbolt, Oscar G. Dunn, J. H. Brown, Ben Thomas, and Dr. C. S. Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findley
Guy B. Findley
Abbe Road North
C. G. Washburn
Dan A. Cook
Walter J. Wright
William Mitchell
Charles S. Kelser
Clarence Dick
Howard Butler
P. H. Rogers
William Ashhbolt
Oscar G. Dunn
J. H. Brown
Ben Thomas
C. S. Ward
Marriage License Applications and Graduation Event Summary
Clifton McDowell aged 24 and Eleanor Knoble aged 25 both seeking marriage licenses with McDowell listed as Clerk and Knoble a teacher from Amherst and Henrietta. Edward Kistner 23 a North Ridgeville musician and Mabel Pilli vant 21 of Lagrange. Rev Buesher Ridgeville. Mr and Mrs Otto Stegman of Wolf Court attended their daughter Florence Stegman’s graduation from Huron Road Hospital Training School of Nursing at Emmanuel Church on Euclid Avenue in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton McDowell
Amherst
Eleanor Knoble
Henrietta
Edward Kistner
North Ridgeville
Mabel Pillivant
Lagrange
Buesher
Otto Stegman
Wolf Court
Cleveland
Florence Stegman
Huron Road Hospital Training School of
Emmanuel Church
Euclid Avenue
Hospital Notes and Local Social Roundup
Admissions list multiple residents: Mrs W G Given Mildred Oswald Mrs Edward Kershaw Harold Bruce Jr Mrs Joe Roth. Discharges include Richard Gould Mildred Oswald James Fillman Mrs Walter Magnuson baby boy Mrs Ernest Brandt Jay Upp. Church program tomorrow at Pilgrim Community church 7:30 pm with service topics and choir soloists. The article also notes various visits, travels, and social events across several towns and mentions the Spanish California law of the early 1800s restricting foreign traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Given
Columbia Avenue
Mildred Oswald
Lexington Avenue
Edward Kershaw
Furnace Street
Harold Bruce, Jr
LaPorte
Joe Roth
Oxford Avenue
Richard Gould
Stanford Avenue
James Fillman
Lake Avenue
Walter Magnueson
East River Street
Ernest Brandt
Ridgeville
Jay Upp
4Th Street
Local Personal News Covers Departures and School Entries
Miss Mary Wick of Gulf Farms leaves next week to enroll at Laurel School in Cleveland. Stella Krugman of the Chronicle Telegram and Florence Brucker of the Farm Bureau depart on a motor east trip. Eugene Rouge and Richard Burgess plan Monday return to Devon Courts after an eastern visit. Albert Leo Berson, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Berson, enters Adelbers College of Western Reserve University Cleveland, September 18, fresh from Elyria High School and debating team. Captain and Mrs Robert Daubney of Nairobi are guests of Mr and Mrs L E Doty. Friends in El will leave for England after fourteen years. Phyllis Pearson returns to Oberlin College Monday for studies. Jane Gil leaves Sunday for Miami University for freshman year. A 300 waz note to RB D 2 at Elging Memorial Hospital on Sept 14. Elizabeth Brown returns to Muskingum College to enter senior year Monday. Mrs Harry Redington leaves Monday for Bermuda with Cleveland party, back by October first. Mr and Mrs Roscoe Conklin and son of Santa Ana California visit Mr and Mrs A C Hudnutt of Stanford Avenue. Conklin former circulation السابق.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Wick
Gulf Farms
Laurel School
Cleveland
Stella Krugman
Chronicle-Telegram
Florence Brucker
Farm Bureau
Eugene Rouge
Richard Burgess
Devon Courts
Albert Leo Berson
Frank Berson
Park Avenas
Adelbers College
Western Reserve University
Elyria High School
Robert Daubney
Nairobi
Kenya
British East Africa
L. E. Doty
Lon
England
Phyllis Pearson
Oberlin College
Jane Gil
Miami University
Milton Schlechter
Elging Memorial Hospital
Elizabeth Brown
G. A. Brown
Muskingum College
New Concord
Harry Redington
Bermuda
Roscoe Conklin
Santa Ana
Alis
A. C. Hudnutt
Stanford Avenue
Mr. Conklin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Sautter
Delaware Methodist Church
Michigan
Irs
John McComb
Mrs. Ips
Camge Street
Myr
Furnace St
Hivria Memorial Hospital
Carpenter
Phillips Drug Store
ST. Andrews Episcopal Church
Grace Lutheran Church
Elyria Dairies
Elyrin Dairies Inc
LN Shines
Crea
2Nd Cong
Roa&st
Third Street
Pettibone
Lee
Whitman
Spiritualist Church
United Presbyterian Church
George Brown
Eherte
E. E. Shutz Ver
Methodist Episcopal Church of Wellington
Isaiah
Pittsburgh
East Carlisle PT. A
Suchaffner
Youngstown
ST. Paul's
St. Paul
Jester
3Rthodist Church
Second Methodist Church
1St Congregational
Paul Hollingshead
Tiffin
Congressions Church
K. C. Brown
W.L. B
Round House
Une
Pilgrim
Community Church News
Pilgrin
Herbert Yours
Chronicle-Talegram
J. F. Burke
Santa Ana Register
Doris Swindling
Harwood Street
Century of Progress
Rnots
Ella Herbert
Gon Pant
Terre Haute
Indiana
Paul Long
Cuyahoga Falls
Casmir Figler
Mildred Haldeman
Glendale Court
Wooster
Wooster College
Robert Niebling
Earl Solfey
Howard Holdredge
PF. A. Lawrence
Cascade Street
P. A. Spieth
American Association of Medico- Physical Research
Hotel Morrison
Lon Caldwell
George Lodwick
Elyria Friends
Harles Lawrences
F. A. Lawrence
Adelphia Bishop
R. N
City Hospital
M. B. Bishop
Bishop
Inez Kessler
Billy J
Huron Road Hospital
W. E. Fowler
Napanee
Ontario
Walter H. Otre
Ohio National Life Insurance Co
California
Hoze
Middle Ave
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