Wheaton College Classmates Attend Irene Ackerman Chalmers Sherwin Wedding
Miss Irene Ackerman and Chalmers W Sherwin wed in First Methodist church with Wheaton College classmates as wedding party. Music by Ernestine Holmes and J Martin Beck. After ceremony, reception at Elyria Woman's Club with floral decor and a Chicago home to follow for graduate study at Chicago University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Irene Ackerman
Chalmers W. Sherwin
First Methodist Church
Wheaton College
Ernestine Holmes
Gloveraville
New York
J. Martin Beck
Jesus
E. J. Bond
C. M. Ackerman
Mary Elizabeth Troutman
Butter
Pennsylvania
Miss Troutman
Sayre Lummis
Newark
New Jersey
Omar Barth
Camden
William Brosms
Philadelphia
Elyria
Princeton Avenue
Sherwin
L. 38
Aurora
Ilinois
Dr Auld Officiates Spiegel Pier Wedding in Pittsburgh
Dr William Muir Auld read the service uniting Irene Louise Pier and Elmer Spiegel in marriage. The ceremony occurred at ten o’clock this morning at Dr Auld’s home on Eastern Heighta Boulevard. The bride is Rosie Pier’s daughter of 125 East Bridge street. the groom is Loretta Spiegel’s son from Oberbrook, a Pittsburgh suburb. The couple left for a honeymoon to an unannounced destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Muir Auld
Irene Louise Pier
Elmer Spiegel
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Auld
Heighta Boulevard
Rosie Pier
East Bridge Street
Loretta Spiegel
Oberbrook
Pier
Birthday Dinner and Bridge At Elyria Country Club
Dr. and Mrs. F A Lawrence entertained at dinner for birthdays. Twelve guests dined with two tone yellow roses and ivory candles, then moved to the Lawrence home on Eastern Heights boulevard for bridge. Roses and garden flowers decorated the home for the evening. Mrs J H Alexander (Pearl Pankor) honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Miss Mary Ruth Locke on Furnace Street with a fireplace bridal party and floral decor. Cards determined prizes won by Mrs Helen Berrington, Mrs W C Leslie, and Mrs Theodore Rafferty. luncheon served at small tables to a list of guests including Mrs John Eichen and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Lawrence
Elyria Country Club
Lawrence
Eastern Heights
J. H. Alexander
Pearl
Mary Ruth Locke
Furnace Street
Helen Berrington
W. C. Leslie
Theodore Rafferty
John Eich~en
C. C. Locke
Robert Smith
Cora Pfundt
Thomas Spencer
Clarence Foss
Ralph Latimer
Nelle Willows
Jo Kohl
Margery Francis
Helen Donaldson
Margaret Hewitt
Caroline Rost
Ruth Griggs
Merrymakers Club
Betty O'Dell
Thirteenth Street
Pauline Barth
Alice Koehn
Claude Gillmore
Charles Crosby
Lake Avenue
Alaska Episode Described At Nettie Finch Webber Club
Miss Mabel Hurd recounts a Seattle to Alaska trip with films showing salmon fisheries colonial ventures and a glacier. She notes Matanuska colony homes and agricultural efforts, Father Duncan on Annette Island, and native artifacts including totem poles and fossil ivory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Mabel Hurd
Nettie Finch Webber
Nettie Finch Webber Club
Viola Hargrave
Third Street
Ebba Fosselini
Seattle
Miss Hurd
United States
Russia
Columbia
Matanuska
Father Duncan
Annette Island
Church of England
Bride is Honored Mrs. Charles R Strehle
Mrs Blanche Woods of North Ridge road and the former Miss Blanche Woods was married August 28 at Broadway Baptist chapel Lorain. Friends from the chapel and the Monday Night Bible Class surprised her at Stop 7 Yellow Line Wednesday evening with games and a telegram of advice. A three course luncheon followed and many gifts were given as Mr and Mrs Strehle attended the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Strehle
Blanche Woods
North Ridge Road
Broadway Baptist Chapel
Lorain
Strehle
Plan Special Night at Elyria Chapter Meeting
Elyria Chapter No 145 Order of Eastern Star met in the Masonic Temple for regular session. Announced the Avenue Club luncheon Friday October 5 at 12 30 and Rainbow for Girls installation on September 27. Next meeting October 1 will be a North Carolina Night honoring Blanche Kohler. Afterward members joined Masonic bodies for Constitution Day with Judge G B Findley as principal speaker. Eastern Heights Circle of Child Conservation League meets Monday at Mrs Robert Wilsons 156 Denison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Avenue Club
Rainbow
North Carolina
Blanche Kohler
G. B. Findley
Pastor Auld to discuss two great religious conferences abroad
Dr Auld reports from Edinburgh and Oxford about two major Protestant conferences with 700 800 attendees from 45 countries representing Friends to Anglo Catholic. He attends as observer and will share highlights with First Church. service at 1045 AM, choir sings Who Is Like Unto Thee, Church School at 930 AM with classes for all ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinburgh
Oxford
Dr. Auld
Auld
Monday calendar of local club meetings and events
The calendar lists events for Monday including the Literary Club with Mr Henry Ingersoll Jr of Westave nue, Garden Club at Elyna Woman's Club, Knights of Columbus committees, Middle Step cabinet meeting at Y W C A at 7 30, Methodist Circle 1 with directors, George Johnson of Park election of officers, Susanna Wesley class supper at Marian Keeler summer home Linwood Park 6 P M, Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary, Canton Lorain and Auxiliary, Townsend Club at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
Elyna
District Rally Planned By Local Royal Neighbors
A well attended meeting at Woodman hall covered routine business and announced the district rally set for October in Lorain with seven camps expected to participate. Saint Camp’s next gathering will be held October first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors of America
Woodman Hall
Lorain
Saint Camp
Krieg-Ward Betrothal Announced by Local Mother
Mrs Anna Krieg of Henrietta announces the engagement of her daughter Miss Lucille Krieg of Graf ton to Hugh T Ward of Grafton. The wedding is planned for early October. Miss Krieg is a Birmingham High School graduate and Ward attended Grafton High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Krieg
Henrietta
Lucille Krieg
Grafton
Hugh T. Ward
Miss Krieg
Birmingham High School
Mr. Ward
Grafton High School
Protected Home Circle Hosts Bingo Party Results
At the regular meeting of Protected Home Circle last night Arthur Miller won high score, Elizabeth Smith was second, and Agnes Dunford was third. Cora Read chaired the refreshment committee. Announcement noted Officers Club meeting next Friday at Mr. and Mrs Read’s East address, with another business session on October first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Protected Home Circle
Arthur Miller
Elizabeth Smith
Agnes Dunford
Cora Read
Officers Club
Read
East
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List Results
Hospital admissions include Grace Bruce of 118 Forest Street and Bernard Golisch of Ridgeville, along with Howard Crittenden of 1124 West Avenue, Ferrell Ruble, Arland Emery of Conneaut, George Hoffman of 135 Marseilles, John Sweteski of North Ridgeville, Richard Cross of Shiloh, and William Jones of 311 East River. Discharges record Mrs. Walter Marrison, a baby boy at 1035 East River, Mrs. George Pankratz with a baby boy at 567 Lodi, Mrs. Charles Cowen with a baby girl at 187 Erie Street, Mrs. Frank Gargas with a baby boy at 432 Adams Street, Barbara Blankenship of Mangos Junction Steubenville, Mrs. Hal Carmell of Grafton, Mrs. Elliott Brownlee, 341 Denison. Veda Smith La Grange, and William Everhart of 622 Woodland Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Bruce
Forest Street
Bernard Golisch
Ridgeville
Howard Crittenden
West Avenue
Ferrell Ruble
Von
Arland Emery
Conneaut
George Hoffman
Marseilles
John Sweteski
North Ridgeville
Richard Cross
Shiloh
Ohio
William Jones
East River
Walter Marg
Inson
George Pankratz
Lodi
Charles Cow
Local personals note weekend travel and weddings
Miss Geraldine Smith visits River Forest Illinois and Wheaton College senior David Everard spends weekend at home in Elyria. Many residents attend weddings in Detroit for Miss Irene Ackerman and Chalmers Sherwin. Faculty member Mollie Harrison returns home for the Sheralo Ackerman wedding. Detour to Detroit for Daughters of Scotia convention. students depart for Ohio campuses. A mix of travels, weddings, and club events fills Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine Smith
West Avenue
River Forest
Illinois
David Everard
Wheaton College
Wheaton
Ninth Street
Elyria
Irene Ackerman
Chalmers Sherwin
Anna Blakeslee
Tenth Street
Emma Welsh
Spencer
Ohio
Detroit
Michigan
Blakeslee
Daughters of Scotia
Book - Cadillac Hotel
Moliié Harrison
Athell
Lake Avenue
Sheralo-Ackerman
Georgina Denger
Frederic Pahl
Oxford Court
Columbus
Ohio State University
Gertrude Mallory
Oxford
Miami University
W. Couch
National Machine Products Co
Europe
Couch
Hugh Harris
Park Avenue
Green Springs
Raymond Bowen
Herbert Armstrong
Glouster
Sabra Armstrong
East Broadstreet
Richard Baird
Newark
Misa Iva Pollack
West River Street
Cleveland
Flora Stone Mather College
Western Reverte University
T. W. Mitchell
New Florence
Pennsylvania
Thomas Doan
Will Mitchell
Roy Worcester
East Bridge Street
Doan
Billie Strusk
Julia Whittlesey
Tryon
North Carolina
James van Dusen
Niddie Avenue
Club Surprises Miss Daryl Kipft with Handkerchiefs
Members of the F. I. O. Club surprised Miss Daryl Kipft at their meeting, gifting handkerchiefs before Kipft heads to Michigan State College on Sunday. Miss Violet Mung was elected president, Miss Alice Koepp secretary treasurer, Wanda Mune won the "Personality" game, Elaine Seehults finished as consolation. Guests planned a Halloween party with Miss Erna Burandt on October eighth after dessert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daryl Kipft
F. I. O. Club
Violet Mung
Howe Atreat
Kipf
Michigan State College
Violet Munn
Alice Koepp
Wanda Mune
Elaine Seehults
Erna Burandt
Honor College Freshman Miss Janice Alexander Honored
Mrs Kenneth Yours hosted a gathering at 824 Woodland Avenue to honor her sister Janice Alexander, bound for Kent State University as a freshman. Guests played games, enjoyed a handkerchief shower, and unwrapped gifts from a fish pond behind a curtain. Refreshments featured crystal ware and taper-lit tables with floral bouquets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Yours
Woodland Avenue
Janice Alexander
Kent State University
Merana
Hiawatha Club Hosts Prizes and Luncheon at Flood Home
The Hiawatha club met at Mrs. Gertrude Flood's 348 Ninth street Thursday with bunco played. Mrs. Flood won decorations and a luncheon was served. Prizes went to Mrs. Flood and Mrs. Babe Reed. Reed to entertain in two weeks at 125 Samuel street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Flood
Betty Martin
Babe Reed
Hiawatha Club
Ninth Street
Bunco
Flood
Mary Amidon
Samuel Street
Lorain residents plan new factories and plants
David Trostle and Corinne Gertz, both 22 from Lorain, are to establish a cotton mill and several fish canning plants through a Philippines Development Company tied government organization. J. W. Tinnismood, 20, of Chalfont St Giles, England, received $5000 for injuries from a horse kick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Trostle
Lorain
Ates! Worker
Corinne Gertz
the Philippines National Development Company
J. W. Tinnismood
Chalfont St. Giles
England
Wellington High School officer elections report
Wellington notices list high school election results by class with presidents and officers, dues set at 25 cents per semester for most classes. Additional community items include obituaries, club meetings, and church notices with service times and topics for several local churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Howard Weat
Rota Barnes
Warren Church
Betty J. Rogers
Assembly
Clyde Cooley
Anna Buswell
Robert Sutliff
Ted Jones
Robert Young
Phylis Yoxtheimer
Albert Chralik
Beulah Dague
Verna Walters
Rus‘well Yameyson
June Mix
Walter Hyde
Elaie McConnell
Donald Brenner
Beverly Baker
Bazaar Date Sets First Methodist Aid Society Meeting
The first quarterly meeting of the Methodist Episcopal Aid Society was held in the church dining rooms Thursday afternoon with Circle Nos. 1 and 2 starting the conference year. Officers were elected, Christmas bazaar planned for December 3, Harvest supper in early October, and talks on tithing and study room furnishings given by Rev Lonzo Green and Edward S Wells. About twenty five members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Aid Society
Rettring
Mra
D. G. Swamazer
George Barsett
LaVinna Griggs
A. H. Peirce
Grace Roedel
Laura McEndree
Lena Dibble
Lonzo
Green
T. M. Pfeiffer
China
Edward S. Wells
Wellington
England
France
Italy
Switzerland
William Outridge
Deborah Still
Ald Society
Eva Chapman
Women To Compete In Canning Contest At County Fair
The Lorain County Women’s Agri cultural and Extensions Service sponsors a canning contest at the Elyria county fair from September 21 to 24. Entries collected Tuesday and judged Wednesday at 9 a.m. by Miss Louelva Hoopes at Elyria Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Home Council
Lorain County
Elyria Memorial Hospital
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tAcme
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Afrs
Robert Wilson
Denison
Allen Bernard
Henry Ingersoll Jr
Westavenue
American Shoe and Hat Cleaning Shop
Capitol Theater
George VI
Reene Mapeston
Day's Music Store
Esther Schulz
Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan University
Western College For Women
A. L. Zellman
Los Angeles
California
Rose Shauver
West Ridge
Zellman
Florida
Wear
Clarence Metzger
Bor
Elyria Clinic
Republican Women's Club
Carl Schmitgen
Woman's Club
Fourth Street
Elyria Men’s
Elyria Men's
L. B. Hindman
Garthe Brothers
Amherst
Honor College
Good Will Bible
Flist Congregations Church
Lucy Houserman
Tigredias
Tigredia Social Club
Brunger Cottage
la Grange Road
Rose Ryan
Broad Bt
Elyria, Ohio
Cora M. Shepard
Barker
Ross Knapp
George Bansere
Washington, D. C
R. J. Fortney
Charles Gadfield
Canada
Methodist Episcopal
Charles Harney
Greenway
Pilate
First Congregational
Charles W. Record
Col. J. C. MacDermott
First Baptist
John H. Green
I. N. Hyde
Church of Christ
James A. Brady
A.m. Orrin Miller
Mr. Brady
St. Patrick’s Catholic
Wiliam T. Moran
Peru
Minneapolis
Sandusky
Hohler Furnace Co
Peerless Laundry & Dry Cleaning CO
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