Bride of Earl Spiegelberg Wed at First Methodist Church
Miss Morence Fullmer became bride of Earl Spiegelberg in a ceremony at the First Methodist Church attended by close family. The bride wore lace over pearl satin and carried sweet roses, with a pink crepe maid model. A wedding supper for thirty followed, and the couple began a motor trip through Michigan before settling on Middle Ridge after November 11. Mrs Spiegelberg taught at Franklin School in Lakewood. he farms fruit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist
Columbia
Fullmer
Franklin School
Lakewood
Spiegelberg
Hazel Haynes Weds Carl O Schmitkons in Elyria Ceremony
Miss Hazel Haynes youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs J H Haynes of River Road married Carl O Schmitkons son of Mrs An Schmitkons of Lake Avenue in a Thursday morning ceremony led by Rev G W Howl. The couple, both Elyria and Lorain residents, plan a California trip via Canada and Grand Canyon with home to Stop 7 Lake Ave after November 1.
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Hazel Haynes
J. H. Haynes
River Road
Carl O. Kons
An Schmitkons
Lake Avenue
GW. Howl
Local Rebekahs Celebrate 72nd Anniversary in Hall
Members of the Rebekah Lodge hosted the 72nd anniversary in Howes Hall with a program led by Mrs. Diett and Mrs. Foreman. Gifts from Wood Wainwright, reports on the Springfield Home, solos by Mrs. Richards, and an invitation to Lakewood’s Cuyahoga Rebekah Lodge highlighted the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institut
Hows Hall
Wood
Wainwright
Odd Fallows Lodge
Rebekah Lodge
Diett
Foreman . Erickson
Paul Wainwright
Kern
Lakewood
Cuyahoga Rebekah Lodge
Amazon Hall
29Th Street
Lorain Avenue
Cleveland
Richards
Joseph Miller
Foreman
Erickson
Lakewood Lodge
Community clubs and meetings announced at St Andrews and local halls
Tonight events include Veterans Auxiliary at G hall and various groups at locations such as the Radio Shoppe block and K P hall. Daughters of America and Rebekah Lodge schedule meetings, Altar Guild of St Andrews to convene at 3 30 p.m. Miss Augusta Ingwer hosts Mawm-s-luc Club on Cleveland street with invited guests. Chrysanthemum Birthday celebrated at R M Woost home with gifts. Andrew's Eliary notes a Wednesday gathering at St Andrews Guild room. Marriage licenses listed for Fanney Reig and Schultkens Hernes pairs. hospital notes list patients and new baby.
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Yeia Temple
Meetings of Veterans Auxiliary and Community Talk Ahead
The Sons of Veterans Auxiliary will meet in regular session at the G A R hall with a social hour for members. Friday offers Elyria High School speaker Mr Ebert presenting a passion Play at Markley School with music. Chrysanthemum Birthday Club invites families to a Wiener and corn roast at Mr and Mrs Draegert’s home at 1012 East Avenue.
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Sons of Veterans‘ Auxiliary
G. A.R. Ball
Ebert
Elyria High School
Markley School
West River Road
Chrysanthemum Birthday Club
Mrs
Charles Draegert
East Avenue
Circle No 8 Methodist Church Holds Meeting
Mrs O E Brodbeck hosted Circle No 8 of the Methodist Church at her Sixth Street home with eighteen members present and three guests welcomed as new members. The social afternoon featured refreshments and the group planned the October meeting at Mrs M F Elliott's home on Park Avenue.
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O. E. Brodbeck
Circle No. 8
The
Methodist Church
Sixth Street
W. J. Lepper
A. G. Olmstead
William Linden
M. F. Elliott
Park Avenue
Cleveland and Lorain Social Update Highlights
Mrs Herman Worcester and Mrs Walter Day were in Cleveland yesterday. Miss Rose Barnes visits friends in Fairfield Alabama. Miss Clara Klingshorn is confined at home due to illness. Mrs Frederick Peace returns to Atlanta after a week with her father W. Z. Brooks in Lorain. George Sholes 132 Bath Street admitted to St Josephs Lorain for treatment. Mrs Edwin Kirby to speak at Lorain M Trow Women Home Mission Society. The Misses Nola Catherine Maxine Smith Mildred Telzerow and Erwin Telzerow are mentioned. Mrs F G Lord and sons Jack Billy return from Shadow May and Lawn summer home at Verathion-on-the-Lake. Harold Snoble leaves for University of Michigan Arbor Michigan. Clarence C Rosenkranz, artist of Duluth Minnesota.
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Herman Worcester
Walter Day
Cleveland
Rose Barnes
Fairfield
Alabama
Clara Klingshorn
Frederick Peace
Atlanta
W.Z. Brooks
West Third Street
George Sholes
Bath Street
St. Joseph's , Hospital
Lorain
Abn Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Clarence C. Rosenkranz
Duluth
Minn
Autumn social travel notes and visits across town
Local residents announce visits and departures including Paul Meitzke from Am hergt to see relatives, Esther Conway heading to Oberlin College, Dr. Alice Arnold and Park Arnold visiting Mrs. Reefy in West Third Street, Alta Reefy and C Rosenkranz at Put-in-Bay, William Sharp departing for Harvard Law School, and Chauncey Smythe guiding a New England motor trip with Mrs. Smythe. A Cleveland party performs in town for Red Cross benefit and Mrs. Jeannette Brush hosted guests this week.
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Paul Meitzke
Amhergt
Matt Schrine
Westmalen
Esther Conway Street
Oberlin
Alice R. Arnold
Som
Park R. Arnold
New York City
F. G. Reefy
West Third Street
Alta Reefy
Alice RB. Arnold
C . Rosenkranz
Put-in-Bsay
Rollin T. Reefy
Benfimore
William Sharp
Washington Avenue
Boston
Mass
Harvard Law School
Chauncey B. Smythe
Colonial Apartments
New England
Jeannette M. Brush
Cleveland
W. W. Boynton
Ralston Fox Smith
Newton D. Baker
Howard Tharer
Liza Lehmann
Local Residents Take Short Trips and Visits
Week of October notices show Olga Boynton leaving for a three week New York City vacation while Miss Harriet Blaine travels from Wheat on to Illinois via Greece Italy France and England. Others, including Miss Grace Block and Fred Dunham, visit relatives in Ohio Massachusetts and Illinois, with several staying on Middle and Second Streets.
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Olga Boynton
New York City
J. W. van Dusen
Norwalk
Harriet Blaine
Wheaton
F. H. Smith
Princeton Avenues
Miss Blaine
Ilinois
Greece
Thos. W.goodearl
Chicago
Illinois
R. R. Stetson
Eighth Street
Librarian of Congress Herbert Putnam Noted Leader
Dr. Herbert Putnam, aged 62, has served as Librarian of Congress for nearly 25 years. He has contributed significantly to expanding the Congressional Library into a major national repository.
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Herbert Putnam
Congress
Congressional Library
Notable Librarian Dr Putnam Recalled in Legacy Piece
The account recalls Dr. Putnam a leading librarian chosen by President McKinley to head the Bea ton Public Library in 1919. It notes his prior success in Minneapolis where his career began and highlights his prominent standing in the profession.
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Putnam
Washington
Beaton Public Library
McKintey
Minneapolis
Catholic Daughters Plan Social Meeting This Thursday
The Catholic Daughters of America announce a social gathering Thursday with cards prizes and refreshments. All members are urged to attend.
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Catholic Daughters of America
Costume Shoppe Hallowe'en Rentals at 108 Middle Ave
The Costume Shoppe advertises Halloween costumes for rent at 108 Middle Ave over Parkview Restaurant. It notes costumes take time to make.
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Hallowe'en
Middle Ave
Parkview Restaurant
Two Healthy Men Show Fast Walking Pace
A report notes that seventy five steps a minute is the average walking rate of two men in robust health, indicating brisk mobility for everyday movement.
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Earl Spiegelberg
Ess
Hazel Adelle Haynes
Carl O.schmitkons
Ocal Rebekahs
Mrs. Richards
Little Misses Erick
Rebekah
Springfield
Hazel Markle
Lydia Biddle
Mrs. Erickson
Ada Wallington
Velve
Re. R. M. Woost
Bridge Street
Ra. Woost
Paul Gehrke
Catherine Flugels
Arles Fanney
Quarry Man
Amherst
Thelma Reig
Schultkens
Hazel A. Hernes
I Township
Rev. Hauk
Hospital Notes
Barret
Vernon Rosa
Th Street
Sam Ickes
Weet Street
Charles Vincent
Orville
Circle NO
Ust Johnson
Johnson
East Ave
Kathryn Krugman
West Broad Street
Ruggles Beach
Wilder
John
Elyria, Ohio
B.T. Bastian
Josephine
Chronicle-Telegram
Sal
Resent
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