Miss Margaret AerE sect. to wed Paul Weisbrod Jr at St Marys
Society notes report the marriage vows of Miss Margaret AerE sect. daughter of Mrs. D W Seward, to Paul Weisbrod Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Weisbrod of 750 Fourth Street, at St Mary’s parish house this afternoon. The ceremony features seven-branched candelabra and a white satin gown with Parisian lace. Attendants include Miss Winifred Seward and Mrs. George Carter. Afterward a dinner at Mrs. Leon Selman’s, a reception for about 100 at the Seward home, and plans to live at 131 Cascade Street after October 1. The couple, Elyria High School and Elyria Business College graduates, will reside in their new home following their Washington trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daley
Margaret Aere
D. W.W. Seward
Paul
Weisbrod, Jr
P. E. Weisbrod
Fourth Street
St. Mary’s Parish House
Yolme Hawee Ree
Robert A. Seward
Lora R
Winifred Seward
George Carter
Weisbrod
Maurice Weisbrod
Leon Selman
Onio Street
Seward
Broad Street
Richmond
Indiana
Cleveland
Loraiz
Washington, D. C
East
Cascade Street
Elyria High School
Elyria Business College
United Ore Cleaning Shop
Land Title Guarantee and Trust Company
John Sinegar
Spruce Street
Boygar
Michigan
B. C. Alexander
Chase Street
Hiser
Lorain
Kenneth Heidrich
Princeton
New Jersey
Princeton University
Wu! Hall
East Broad Street
Cadiz
Oliver Townsend
Earl Court
Delaware
Ohio
Ohio Wesleyan University
Mgr
Loring Heckman
Columbus
E. W. Brackert
Water Street
Mabel Rhodes
Mary 2Nd Marian
Walnut Street
Phoenix
Arizona
Archie Phipps
Howl Motor West
Roland Faulhaber
Oxford
Miami University
A. F. Christr
Chestnut Street
Darton
J. E. Leaf
Uniontown
Pennsylvania
B. E. Smith
W. J. Young
Evelyn
Jimmie
Jacs
Middle Avenue
Floyd Knobs
St Francis
E. D. Murch
Eirman
C. D. Rawson
Sixth Street
Cleryton Rawson
New York City
C. T. Winckles
E. C. Young
Evelyn Young
Notre Dame College
South Euclid
J. W. Haufman
Albert Williams
Jack King
Offioe
Robert Haehl
Budd Lake
Emily Wiely
Park Avenue
Oberlin College
Edward O'Donnell
Auburn
Alabama
Alabama Poly Tech
George FP. Colburn
Harry V. Wilson
Saratoga Springs
Saugerties
New York
Montreal
Canada
Joseph Sakal
Woodford Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Bernard O'Donnell
St Francis College
EB. A. Weisbrod
Henry Weisbrod
Elyria
Weisbrod-Seward
Betty Jackson
West Avenue
Margaret McCord
South Africa
Spinster Party Honors Miss Mendelson at Spring Valley Club
Twenty five guests from Erie Youngstown Cleveland Lorain and Elyria attended a formal spinster dinner honoring Miss Hilda Mendelson as she prepares to wed Harry Hyman on September 22. Hostesses included Mrs I Schwartz and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Pennsylvania
Youngstown
Cleveland
Lorain
Elygia
Hilda Mendelson
Spring Valley Country Club
Miss Mendelson
Harry Hyman
I. Schwartz
Julius Hrman
Maurice Hyman
David Hrman
Fall assembly plans discussed for Elyria High
A Friendship club cabinet committee met to plan the Fall assembly at Elyria High School on October 7. The event will mark the start of the year's work and details remain confidential as the program is kept secret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Agate
Betty Barmet
Ada Mae Stanford
Bettie Robertson
Clarice Hensman
Friendship Club Cabinet
Elyria High School
Community Club Schedule and Meetings Tonight
Local groups from Truth Seekers to Girl Scouts announce meetings across Hove Street East Avenue and Lake Avenue venues. Rep Women and Phi clubs gather, Knights of Prthias work, bingo by Sons of Union Veterans, and Emmanuel Lutheran Women plan a 7 30 program on church life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truth Seekers of
Mary Lindwar
Lake Avenue
Knights of Prthias
Esquire Renk. B
P. W
YWCA
Sons of Union Veterans and Auxiliary
Frank Hitsmann
Sigloe
Genevieve Gariss
Zeta Kappa Omega Sorority
Virginia Wall
Denison Aurenue
Girl Scouts of
Troop 4
St. Mary’s Hall
Elyria Lodge
Frank S. Harmon Lodge
Women's Missionary Society of Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Urich
Conrl
Shock
West River Street
Miss Mary B. Ervin To Address Co WCTU
Miss Mary B. Ervin will speak at the Lorain County WCTU convention in Oberlin First Methodist Church on Friday September 18. The program opens with a song service and a devotional period, followed by reports, luncheon, and a memorial service. Ervin, national and world WCTU secretary, will deliver a 2:30 PM address and the White Ribbon recruits will be presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
First Methodist Church
Oberlin
Mary B. Ervim
W.ct. CE
Ervin
National Union
National and World
Level Temperance Legion
Ohio W. C. T. U
Lydia Lord Davis
Julius Burton
W. C. Porter
West Ridge
Victor Doughty
Lorain
Frances Willard
Alex Born
Henrietta
The
County Union
Lillie M. Hill
Loram
A. K. Jenne
Amherst
C. A. Barnes
Wellington
Rose K. Longwell
W. B. Cox
Susan F. Hinmar
Times
Baptist Young People Plan Meeting Series
J L Birdsall Sr spoke on The Bible in Every Day Life to seventy five First Baptist church youths aged 14 to 25 at the fall banquet. Six week Monday sessions begin next week with gatherings at East Avenue House from 6 30 to 7 30 and church service 7 30 to 8 30 led by Rev Homer Clauser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Birdsall, Sr
First Baptist Church
Harlie Sievick
East Avenue House
Zames
Homer Clauser
Bill Traverse
Agnes Fay
The
Blue
Ladies Of G A R Mark Third Birthday On Anthem Anniversary
The Ladies of the G A R celebrated their third birthday on the 122nd anniversary of the Star Spangled Banner. Over fifty members and guests attended a pie supper at the P T E Wander hall last evening.
YWCA Board Reports Summer Work and Camp Success
The YWCA Board met with reports on summer work including a successful two-session camp reaching 130 girls. Plans announced for a fall membership drive, a basketball league for industrial girls, and educational programs by Dr. Jacob Meyer with talks on October 12 26 and November 9 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. W. C. A. Board of
D A Baird
Service League of
Elyria
Western Automatic Girls
Constance Pasadyn
King Sauver
Henry Ingersoll, Jr
G. E. Shoemaker
Roy Clymer
Dave Lindbergh
W. H. Hall
Alan Fritzsche
Jacob Meyer
Western Reserve University
Knights of Columbus Install New Officers
Elyria Council hosts a large turnout for the Installation of Officers led by Past Grand Knight Richard E. Teasdale and District Deputy Emile The following officers were installed by District Deputy Frank W. Emslie with Deputy Grand Regent Edwin McCormick of Lakewood Council. Grand Knight Herman Elbert, Deputy Grand Knight John McCarthy, Chancellor Thomas Fineran, and other officers named. Guests Joseph A. Ritter and others from Lorain County attended. William Rizo named chairman of On to Lakewood Committee for October 13 1936. Ox Roast committee to meet Wednesday night to report ticket sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Council Knights of Columbus
Richard E. Teasdale
Emilie
Frank W. Emsiie
Grand Enighi
Edwin McCormick
Lakewood Council
Herman Elbert
John McCarthy
Thomas Fineran
Thomas Southam
Leo Schnore
James Seward
Edwin Keres
John Ross
Elmer Nichols
Robert Younzias
Tos Conrad Sr
Wm. G. Smith
Wm. Tgambie
Elbert
Joseph A. Ritter
Moses Cleveland General Assembly
William G. Phillip
Edmon Donahue
John Strick
James Martin
Lorain Coanen
William Rizo
Lakewood
Hear Talk On Scotland Lee Guthrie At Columbia Club
Lee Guthrie spoke on Scotland at a Columbia Club meeting in the St John’s School auditorium. Hosts included Schoenfelt, Rosenau, Peters and Schriver. The Child Culture Circle of the Child Conservation League met with Mrs. H R Riddle as president and outlined plans a membership drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Guthrie
Scotland
Columbia Club
St. John’s School
John Schoenfelt
Albert Rosenau
Robert Peters
Carl Schriver
Child Culture Circle
Child Conservation League
H. R. Riddle
East Avenue
Riddle
Don Sotherdon
J. McLaughlin
Bureau of Exchange
J. Gusky
K. P. Scott
C. BE. Standen
Scott
Will J. Foster
Foster
Robert Underhill
McLaughlin
Middle Avenue
Sandusky Man Delivers Oak Tree Talk At Elyria Club
On Monday evening September 14 Sandusky resident E. Brown addressed the Elyria Garden Club, sharing an illustrated discourse on Ohio trees. He described oak varieties, buckeye misnomers, grafting cautions, and maple species while emphasizing that gardens and trees should be studied together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E .¥. Brown
Sandusky
Elyria
Greece
Ohio
Meetings announced for Grace Lutheran Ladies Aid and more
Grace Lutheran Ladies Aid Society will meet Thursday at 12 30 for a tureen lunch at the church. Cascade Lodge Not 373 will meet in Woodman Hall on Wednesday evening. Hamilton PTA meets Thursday September 17 at 2 45 for an informal gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Society
Cascade Lodge
Woodman Ha
Hamilton
Parent-Teacher Association
Fete College Student Mary Robson Farewell Party
The T. H. S. Club gathered at Lucille Coen’s home for a farewell party for Mary Robson who leaves soon for Ann Arbor to enter the University of Michigan. The club gave Robson several pretty gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. S. Club
Lucille Coen
Mary Robson
Ann Arbor
University of Michigan
Miss Robson
Monday Colonial Club Gathers for Luncheon and Games
Mrs. E. F. Schultz of Columbus street hosted a luncheon for Monday Colonial Club members. The group played four tables of games and adjourned to meet again in two weeks, moving meeting time to one o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Schultz
Columbus Street
Monday Colonial Club
Hospital Admissions And Discharges List
Admissions include Mrs. John Mayer in Valley City George Lazanis at Jefferson Ohio Mrs. Joseph Sakai 6 Woodford Avenue Frank Kud le 1706 West Avenue Albert Thompson Wellington Discharges include Barbara Fillo and Mrs. Robert OBrien baby girl 429 W 23th Street 204 Courtland Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mayer
Valley City
George Lazanis
Jeferson
Ohio
Joseph Sakai
Woodford Avenue
Frank Kudle
West Avenue
Albert Thompson
Wellington
Barbara Fillo
W. 23Th Street
Robert O’brien
Courtland Street
New Home Service Department Head Named
Miss Lois Stringfellow joins Ohio Fuel Gas Co. as Home Service Department head in Columbus. A Miami University 1935 graduate, she taught last year and now directs local staff, educating on appliance use and offering leak guidance. She promotes tree planting, highlighting Tulip and Whitewood among Ohio species and urges planting a tree per person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Stringfellow
Home Service
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Miss Stringfellow
Miami University
Columbus
Personelle
Also Mentioned on This Page
Margaret Seward
Paul Weisbrod
Mendelson
Miss Crooks
Marguerite Crooks
Harlo McNally
Frances Lemon
Cornell Arene
Pearl Tutthill
Eleanor Armstrong
Mindred Findlay
Miss Lemon
Queena Mae Peairs
Howard Ohlemacher
Jeanne Reid
Denison Avenue
Bridge
Evelyn Head
C. L. Goodspeed
Nelson M. Fitch
Miss Head
Carl Ericsson
Evelyn Peltz
Ysabel Hasely
Rainbow Girls
Elyria Assembly Rainbow
Maxine Garford
Barbara Brodbeck
Betty Corkill
Charity
Jane Madras
Hope
Almeda Martin Faith
Ruth Long
Assembly
Thomasz Hodgson & Sons, Inc
Concord Worsted Wills
Concord
Eugene
Kalor
Marceline
Gertrude
Beauty Shoppe
Gertrude Rahl
Clark Street
Mary B. Ervin
Co.wctu
Baptist Young People Plan
Segnatta Club
Jayne York
Marge Jo Bierek
Genevieve Gutowski
Pluma Nell Gutowski
Frances Kelling
Marye Joe Bierek
Society of
Ywca Board
Conrade J. A. Kale
G. B. Findley
Findley
D. A. Baird
Sadie Mae Williams
Carrie Jackson
Thomas Deighton
Deighton
Department Council of Administration
Lydia Squires
Daughters of Union Veterans
Mary Claycomb
Loss of Lemnion Veterans Auxiliary
Claire Wendell
Women’s Relief Corps
Lulu Hance
William Talbot
Medina
Paul Wainwright
Edna MacDowell
Mayor Baird
Judge Fincher
Kaley
Wlliams
Margaret McKinley
Louise Goodman
Baird
Judge Findley
Baler
America
Mr. Wainwright
MacDowell
Phil Sheridan
William Lewis
Sons of Veterans
Myrtle Rose
Summer Bride
Rainbow
Hazel Wieseke Foster
Don Fidler
Helen Graw
Winifred Brown
Genevieve Sanderson
Lorene Braddon
Olive Schwind
Virginia Christman
Agnes Ketchum
F. A. Eaton
Ted Meeker
Knights of Columbus
Sandusky Man
Gee H. Sheldon
LaGrange
Fete College
New Home Service Department
U. S
Oho
Ostrov
Maymanton
J. T. Barnard
Pitions
Aton
Murbach Coal & Supply CO
W. Bridge St
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