Miss Phyllis Leila Laurie Weds Arthur Blackwell in Dublin Church
Miss Phyllis Leila Laurie daughter of Professor and Mrs. Alex Laurie of Columbus Ohio married Arthur Jameson Blackwell son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Blackwell of Oberlin Ohio on September 27 at 2 PM in Dublin Community Church. Rev R Roy Philippi officiated under an arch of towers with garlands as guests watched from pews decorated with fall blooms. The bride wore Elizabethan moire with a sweetheart neckline, orange blossoms, leg o mutton sleeves, a circular train, and a fingertip veil edged with lilies of the valley. She carried six white cattleya orchids and lilies of the valley. her father gave her away. Maid of honor was Maria Virginia Blackwell, bridesmaids Carns dine McCloud and Bertha Driver. The ceremony featured a half hour music program. A reception followed at the Ferguson home on Highland Drive. The couple will reside in Dayton after Ohio State University affiliations. she belonged to Rapa Delta and Alpha Gamma Rho. Blackwell works with Swift & Co. Among out of town guests were Frank Curto and Adolph DeWerth of Pittsburgh and others from Newark Wooster and Greenfield.
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Phyllis Leila Laurie
Alex Laurie
Sixth Avenue
Columbus
Ohio
Arthur Jameson Blackwell
Ralph Blackwell
Oberlin
Dublin Community Church
R. Roy Philippi
Maias Virginia Blackwell
Carnsdine McCloud
Totedy
Bertha Driver
Heuer
Wah
Lyman Trin
Cella
Pene
Kid Wloyey
Tmuckwell
Blickwell
Dayton
Ofer
Trul
Ohio State University
Rapa Delta Sorority
Erevan
Alpha Ganana Rho
Blackwell
Swift & Co
Frank Curto
Adolph DeWerth
Pittsburgh
Petin
Alt
Irwin Klein
Lown
Mirs
Joseph Courtesy
Nicholas Alter
Wooster
Louster
Aliss Lers Curtiss
Newark
Annald Beegeee
Russel
Greenfield
Justin Diedeme Hivria
Nie
Diederich
Society Elects Officers At Second Congregational Meeting
Last evening the Christian Endeavor Society of the Second Congregational Church held its first meeting of the new season. The combined devotional and business session was led by the society officers and included informal reports and plans for upcoming activities.
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Christian Endeavor Society
Second Congregational Church
Church and family reunion notes from local gatherings
A report covers church officers elected for the year at a Rev Kemp’s church, a junior Y P A rally at First Baptist with devotionals by Margaret Opper, testimonies from Erie youth, and a coming speaker Constance Emory. It also notes the Tompkins family annual reunion at Harvard Avenue with 27 members and three children present, and a date change for future meetings.
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First Baptist Church
Margaret Opper
Erie
Pennsylvania
Cleveland
Ralph Neighbour
Uvger
Mary Jean McElfresh
Kenneth Mack
Constance Emory
Tompkins
George Wieseke
Harvard Avenue
Lewis Mixer
Fairview Village
Sec. Biss Jonnetts Dorland
Everett Wieseke
William Morse
Setreta Kenneth Mayer
Fairvian Village
Rocky River
Berea
Brunswick
Lorain
Elyria
Y M C A Plans For Busy Elyria Season
Preparations for the Elyria Y M C A Fall and Winter season are nearly complete. The swimming pool, closed for cleaning and repairs, will reopen Wednesday afternoon. The gym floor has been resurfaced, and handball courts and the exercise room repaired. Regular classes begin October 3 with Secretary Harte G Stevick predicting the busiest season in years.
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Elyria Y. M. C. A
Harte G. Stevick
Fuday
Belinf
Student Nurses To Sponsor Social At Elyria Me Moral Hospital
The student nurses of Elyria Me moral Hospital announced today they will host an ice cream and cake social for the public tomorrow evening. The event runs from 6 30 to 9 p m on the lawn of the N B Johnson Nurses Home.
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Elyria
Litchfield Bride Honored at Kitchen Shower in Town
Mrs Donald Eberhardt formerly Miss Ruth Long was the guest of honor at a kitchen shower hosted by Mrs Warne Turner on North Street Tuesday night. Neighbors and friends attended the pleasant event, and gifts were exchanged. During the gathering Mrs Alvin Barth, a guest, was surprised to learn it was her birthday and was celebrated by those present.
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Litchfield
Donald Eberhardt
Ruth Long
Warne Turner
North Street
New York Day By Day Notes From September News
Diary entries reflect mood shifts from Captain Kidd to funeral crowds for Cardinal Hayes and Valentino in New York. Autum gardens, a dog named Tippy humanized, memories of Frank Hawks and Will Rogers memorial efforts, plus local social updates from Medina and Elyria with gatherings, birthdays, and club events.
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New York
Captain Kidd
Cardinal Hayes
St. Patrick’s
Rudolph Valentino
Broadway
Pat
Tippy
U S Trade Treaty Program Aims to End Wars
Secretary of State Cordell Hull told the Seventh International Management Congress that the United States promoted reciprocal trade treaties to reduce world arms and avoid military action. About 2,000 delegates from 20 foreign countries attended. Hull urged steady reductions in trade barriers to foster mutual exchange and lessen forces driving armaments and conflict.
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Washington
Cordell Hull
Seventh International Management Congress
United States
Hull
Congress
Sudentenland
Speaker To Describe Yellowstone Park in Elyria
Elyrians may attend a free meeting at Elyria High School auditorium tomorrow night to hear Willian Kearns, assistant park naturalist at Yellowstone, describe the park’s wonders. He will show motion pictures he made in the park, and the event is sponsored by the Elyria Education Association.
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Yellowstone National Park
Elyria High School
Elyria Educcat Association
Willian Kearns
Park Nati
Confesses Murder Done 26 Years Ago
Bellevue Ohio man Louis Horvath, 47, surrendered to police and confessed killing Joseph Cecili in Bellevue on September 3 1912 after a drinking party. He reportedly said he later sent money to Cecili’s widow to make amends. Authorities planned to take him into custody in South Bend Indiana.
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South Bend
Ind
Bellevue. O
Louis Horvath
Bellevue
Horvath
Joseph Cecili
Overrated Names Show Up In Print Across Polls
The piece notes public surveys favor familiar names like Frank Gover Whalen Shirley Temple and the Quins as overrated in their groups. It contrasts infantile smiles with adult perceptions and includes a Beatrice Scott anecdote about farm soap and a weathered Manhattan view of morning glories in tenement windows. In Poland near Lake Naklo residents form a hunter band to curb wild boars raiding potato fields.
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Frank
Gover Whalen
Shirley Temple
the Quins
Shirley l
Five Dinornes
Lake Naklo
Poland
Catholic groups plan meetings in Amherst this week
Three circles of St. Ann's society meet this week with Circle 1 hosted by Mrs. Jo Ryan on Middle Street, Circle 2 invited to meet with Mrs. William Wilker on North Main Street, and Circle 3 hosted by Mrs. George Roling east of town. The Marian Club, Victorian Guild, Holy Name Deanery, and National Council of Catholic Women also schedule gatherings at St Peter's Hall Lorain and local homes. Circle 3 sponsors a chicken dinner at St. Ann's next Sunday with serving 12 to 3 and 5 to 8 p.m.
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St, Joseph Church
Amherst
St. Ann's Society
Jo. Ryan
Middle Street
Circle 2
William Wilker
North Main Street
George Roling
Circle 3
Marian Club
Dorothy Katevich
Victorian Guild
William Guild
Holy Name Society
St. Peter's Hall
Lorain
Judge Duffy
National Council of Catholic Women
St. Ann’s Society
Community Club and Church Notices Prompt Harvest Plans
The Men's Club meets at Elkman cote near Nakomis Park this evening with an open invitation to all men of the congregation. Senior League meeting rescheduled to next week. Choir rehearsal Friday at 7 30 at the church. Rally day and Harvest Home Festival planned for Sunday October 20 with canned fruit drives for City Mission Cleveland and local hospital. Mrs R C Bosse hosted a sixth birthday party for Martha Ann with Sunday School friends, games, dinner, and gifts. Relatives honor T A Roberts and family on their 35th wedding anniversary.
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C. L. Bowman
Vernon
Cleveland
John Langdon
Elyria
Langdon
Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist Church
Friedt
Nakomis Park
City Mission
R. C. Bosse
West Street
Martha Ann
A. Nabakowski
Henoree
Nabakoski
Tommy
Kathleen Finnegan
Norma May Hover
Lois Beesing
Donna Maurice
Wilma Leininger
John Koepp
Melvin Hoggrefe
Kathleen Klein
Betty Werner
Joan Martin
Amherst society notes reveal wedding guests and school offices
By Mrs. B A Jenne guests from Oberlin Elyria Lorain and Amherst attended the Roberts wedding with gifts and cards. Senior High elected officers including Clarence Gerber president and Evelyn Stark secretary treasurer. The Sun School teachers meet tonight. Concordia Club Jumper Walther League plan a joint meeting. Om Festival services set with Rev Earl Grugel and Rev H Platzer. Congregational Church pastor Rev J T Williams resigns to join Pilgrim Congregational Plymouth Mass.
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Clarence Gerber
William Raab
Evelyn Stark
Agnes Schmitz
Betty Braun
Maurice Paton
Henry Edwards
Jack Wilhelm
Sam Truscella
Margie Lawrence
Bob Edwards
Raymond Frederick
June Draga
Virginia Stevens
Eddie Hor
John Ruth
Mary Kelleher
Enuneil
Harold Kline
Russell Krieg
Shirley Sweet
Elaine Bruce
Sun School
Concordia Club
Walther
Congregational Church
JT. J. Williams
Williams
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Plymouth
Mass
Rain Delays National Tennis Semis at Forest Hills
Rain postponed all three men’s national singles semifinals set for today at Forest Hills. If weather clears, the matches will be played tomorrow and the finals Wednesday.
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Forest Hills
First Evangelical church hosts midweek service
The First Evangelical midweek service begins at 7 30 in the church this Wednesday. The mission study The Way of the Witnesses continues with The First Impression of a Pagan as this week’s topic. A September birthday supper is planned for Friday at 8 45 in the church parlors sponsored by Mrs J H Ludwig and Miss Katherine Kuhn.
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First Evangelical
J. H. Ludwig
Katherine Kuhn
FOURSQUARE CHURCH Services Evening Gatherings
FOURSQUARE CHURCH services will be held Wednesday and Friday evenings at 7 30 p m led by Rev Daniel Buser. Discharges list Mrs George Ruth Brownhelm Mrs A Crombie Brownhelm and Mr and Mrs C L Potts Madaline N N called on Mrs Minnie Bechtel enroute on their chimneymoon. Rev and Mrs R C Bosse visited Mr and Mrs Fred Miller Cleveland Sunday afternoon. Miss Ava Masters Alma Masters Dorotha Ernst visiting Cleveland. J Van Ausdale Oberin spent Sunday with Amherst relatives. A delegation of the Methodist church attended sessions of the Northeastern Ohio conference in Cleveland Sunday.
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Foursquare
Daniel Buser
C. L. Potts
Madaline
Minnie Bechtel
R. C. Bosse
Air
Fred Miller
Cleveland
Ava
Alma Masters
Dorotha Ernst
Lloyd Minor
J. van Ausdale
Oberin
New Musical Club To Be Organized For Y M C A Boys
A new musical club will be organized in the YMCA boys division to provide a fresh outlet for musical ambitions this season. Membership is open to any boy who can play any instrument. The harmonica band known as the Y's Guys will continue with nine members including Thomas Hutchinson Andrew Hutchins Jack Barnard Pete Peterman John Lebow John Wellert James Geiger and Robert Cooley. Additional bands by age group will be formed to support the group and will feature bazooka harmonica and jug.
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Y's Guys
Thomas Hutchinson
Thomas Pallardy
Andrew Hutchinson
Jack Barnard
Pete Peterman
John Lebow
John Wellert
James Geiger
Robert Cooley
Three Masons Meet Combined Age 278
In Tres Pinch Cal, Dan McDonald 100 the oldest Mason in the United States welcomed W R Livingston 2 of Sunnyvale who claims to be the second oldest Mason and Rody Shaw 86 the longest serving lodge secretary. The three men totaled 278 years. A Danish cooperatives surge reports about nearly 475000 Danish families joining cooperatives.
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Tres Pinch
Cal
Dan McDonald
United States
W. R. Livingston
Sunnyvale
Rody Shaw
Mrs Schaeffer Named Deputy Registrar in Local Office
Mrs Mayme Schaeffer announces her appointment as a deputy registrar for automobile drivers licenses. She will be based in rooms over Lorsch's procery, the former location of her late husband Michael Schaeffer. The Quigleys have returned to Cleveland avenue to visit Sr and Mrs Bernard Sausaman after months in Stuart Florida where Mr Quigley helped build a massive bridge.
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Mayme Schaeffer
Lorsch’s
Procery
Michael Schaeffer
James Quigley
Bernard Sausaman
Cleveland Avenue
Stuart Fla
Quigley
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Avis Hastings
Cartlla Stung
Ruth van Osdale
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Robert Gilliland
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Scribner's Magazine
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Mallet Creek
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Chas, Driscoll
Yellowstone Park
Beatrice Scott
Smithville
Steve Balch
Manhattan
McNaught Syndicate
New
Syorona Epayr
Mansfield Typewriter Co
Manefield
ST. Peter Church
T. A. Roberts
Tenney Avenue
B A. Jenne
Church St
Louis Streicher
Roberts
ST. Paul Church
Hospital News
George Carter
Charles Miller
Seeley Avenue
George Ruth
Brownhelm
A. Crombie
Denmark
Mill Street
Belt Co
Maurice
Croqueen
Revita Oil
Wonder
Koolox Permanent
MOG Otis Beauty Shoppe
Waserodt Ok OE
R. E. MacDonald
2Nd Street
Hygrade Day Cleaners
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