First Congregational Church welcomes newcomers and members
In the church parlor gatherings, First Congregational Church members and newcomers shared pleasantries. Misses Foley and Brooks spoke on missionary conferences, while others recounted summer experiences at Lake Geneva Winona Lake and Columbia University.
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Messrs
Szeghy
Conrad
Hinkle
J. H. Grant
First Church
Carolina Foley
Charlotte Brooks
Lake Geneva
Wis
Ethel Fay
Marceline Ketchum
Winona Lake
Summerland Beach
Harlie Stevick
Ohio
Hamilton
Marie Mueller
Columbia University
C. G. Washburn
Cape Cod
New England
F. M. Shelton
BE. P. Poste
Ralph Murbach
Baker Warner Marriage Solemnized in Elyria
The marriage of Miss Mahle Warner daughter of Mr and Mrs Elmer Warner of Bellefield avenue Elyria to Manuel Baker son of William Baker of Amherst was solemnized Wednesday afternoon at St Marys parsonage with Rev Mooney officiating. Attended by Mrs James Lauk Elyria aunt of the bride and Elmer Baker Amherst brother of the groom and John Welly. After the service a reception and wedding dinner followed at the bride’s home and the couple planned an extended trip through the east with a Detroit visit before settling in Elyria. Miss Warner was a stenographer at Garford Manufacturing Co and Mr Baker a draftsman at Willys Overland. both have wide circles of friends sending best wishes.
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East
Detroit
Elyria
Miss Walner
Garford Manufacturng Co
Baker
Willys Overland
A. J. Curtice
Wellington
Miss Stone
A. P. Lewis
Linwood
H. J. Yeckiey
AP. Kelley
Lorain
A Wise
H.C. Thompson
Elvrra
Wag
Five Hundred Club Meets Monday At Mrs Brooks Home
Mrs W E Brooks will host the Five Hundred Club gathering Monday afternoon at her home on Third Street. The meeting is arranged for members and will proceed with usual activities in a informal neighborhood setting.
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Five Hundred Club
W. E. Brooks
Brooks
Third Street
Exodus of College Students Sets Elyria Week in Motion
A large exodus of Elyria youths to colleges across the United States unfolds with departure preparations and mixed excitement. Wardrobe, books, and sports gear fill trunks as families finalize outfits and send students toward new academic chapters, with many heading to institutions like Ohio State, Ohio Wesleyan, and Kent State among others. A social and educational transition underlines a town preparing for Christmas reunions and future connections.
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Elyria
United States
Ayan
Big Brother
Chvhia
Ohio State
Columb
Ohio Wesleyan
Delaware
Wooster
Maldwin Wallace
Kent State Normal
Mount Holyoke
Case School of Applied Science
Carnegie Tech
St. Mary's
Cincinnati
Lorain County Couples Wed in Quiet Lorain Events
Yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock in Lorain, Mildred Dellenbaugh married George A Rimcell in a quiet ceremony at the Dellenbaugh residence. The sole witnesses were the bride’s father and Mary Russell of Norwick. Post wedding, a dinner for the bridal party was served, with a planned honeymoon to Washington and other eastern cities early in October.
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Mildred Dellenbaugh
Loramnite
George Aa
Rimcell
Tis Ely
Mia
Julia Rupsell
Norwalk
Dellenbaugh
Ovidy
Moss Mary Russell
Norwick
Washington
Russell
Superior Electric Company
Delightful pre nuptial affair for Miss Theobald
Miss Connie Trickett and Miss Phyllis Trickett hosted a courtesy at their West Avenue home for Miss Edith Theobald of East River Street. The upcoming marriage to Joseph Johns was celebrated with a pink and white decor theme and a gift shower in her honor.
Personal notes from Norfolk social week and travels
Dr. PH Seltser of Norfolk Nab was guest of John T Burrows of Fourth street this week. Mr and Mrs Z ing op Mid dle avenue and Mr and Mrs 9 H Lucas of Maple street returned from an extended auto trip to the Adirondacks and Toronto Canada Fair. Mite Dorothy Adams, long in Memorial hospital, is now home on Henrtson avenue. Ming Doris Austin returned from New York City after study in the West.
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Norfolk
Nab
John T. Burrows
Fourth Street
Ming Doris Austin
New York City
Besa
West
Women Contribute for BI Victory Parade
Women at a Wednesday meeting pledged financial backing for the league in support of the BI Victory demonstration. A central book location was arranged for contributions from attendees and others willing to aid efforts to bring speakers to train voters on national issues.
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Othe
Istyria
Bringics
Dancer Miss Austin Joins Furiana Company Debut in Boston
Elyria friends honor Miss Austin who graduated from Toff-Serova Russian School of Dancing last week and toured with her aunt in Ohio before heading to New York City for a leading role with the Furiana Company of the Keith Circuit her debut opens in Boston next Monday. Meanwhile local society notes recall Beth Ohio Regiment reunion attendance and courtesy gatherings for Cleveland visitors as Lorain and Berea Fair events unfold with local families in attendance.
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toff-Serova Russian School of Dancing
John Bins
New York City
Furiana Company
Keth
Boston
Miss Austin
Elyria Associates
East Eighth Street Parents Welcome A Son And Other Local Notes
S06 East Eighth street are the proud parents of a son born September 16 at Memorial hospital. J A Tinker of Norfolk Virginia is the gutor thea w ler of Mrs M L Gove of 27 Middle avenue. Mr and Mrs L B Stanford of Cleveland are the proud parents of a boy born September 15 at New Park hospital. Mrs Stanford before her marriage was Miss Lillian Buswell daughter of Mr and Mrs C J Buswell Park Avenue this city. The XIs Clara and Afable Infant of Valencia Pa, who have been guests at the home of Mr A Albert and Mr and Mrs Higinbotham of Woodland Avenue, have returned to their home. Mrs and Mrs John Martin of Sandusky were guests for several days this week of Mr and Mrs James Cook of East avenue. Horace Norweb, son of Mr and Mrs Henry Norweb, of this city, has been offered a splendid position.
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Zast Avenue
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Cletelhind Street
Lurelton
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Memorial Hospital
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Norfolk
Rginia
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M. Lb. Gove
Middle Avenue
Oan
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Cleveland
Buy
Ew Park Hospital
St Rd
Aliss Lillian Buswell
C. J. Buswell
Park
Aye
Mie
City
Xis
Clara
Afable
Fan
Valancig, Pa
A Albert
And
John Martin
Sandusky
Airs
James Cook
East Avenue
Uarace Norweb
Henrys Norweb
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