Busy wedding week for Elyria women noted in society
The schedule centers on four young women, including Hilda Mendelson who will wed Harrie Hyman on Tuesday with services at the bride’s brother in law home. Leona Jackson and Charles Markham plan vows at St Marys parsonage with Fr Murphy officiating. Frances Sherrill and Paul Eager wed Saturday with pre nuptial parties. Olga Imre and Frank Kish marry in the Hungarian Reformed church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Hilda Mendelson
S. Mendelson
Fourth Street
Harrie Hyman
Ellie Hyman
Washington Avenue
Marcus Kramer
S. A. Horvitz
Parkland Drive
Shaker Heights
Leona Jackson
Charles Markham
St. Maryr’s Parsonage
Edward J. Murphy
Miss Jackson
Nelson M. Fitch
Bridge
Co. D Pelkter
Frances Sherrill
Paul S. Eager
Miss Sherrill
Lorain
Grace Schulke
Olga Imre
Gabriel Imre
Irondale Avenue
Frank Kish
Alex Kis
Bela P. Bacso
Two Birthdays Are Honored With Parties
Mrs. Dora Rawson on West River Street celebrated her ninety birthday with a family dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rawson. Cards and flowers honored the guest, while six place settings and a three course luncheon marked a festive afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Rawson
West River Street
Charles Rawson
Twelfth Street
Sylvia Bruce
Indian Hollow Road
Harold Bruce
Harold, Jr
Irabes
Fred
Charles Bruce
Ida Bingham
Horace Ives
Chldren
Andres
Beverly
Jon
Jack
William Seabold
James 5
Lilley
William
Rosalie
Leona
Ernest
Edward, Jr
Seabold
Elyria
Carrie Ogden
Art Bruce
Niagara Falls
Kennerheves
Som Duane
Cleveland
Grace Park
Grafton
Hebron Association In Medina This Week
The enshih annual meeting of the Hebron Association of Independent Baptist Churches convenes at First Church Medina Tuesday and Wednesday. Thirteen churches participate with Rev. R. W. Neighbour, Mrs. Walter Keisler, Harlie G. Stevick, and J. L. Birdall on the program. Missionary addresses by Rev. Henry C. Geiger and Rev. Frank Mierop are planned, with Rev. J. Waugaman presiding. Meals and sleeping arrangements are arranged for delegates. The program details sessions Tuesday and Wednesday cover devotional talks, addresses, music, reports, and a missionary sermon by J. L. Birdsall. A closing Wednesday service includes a young people's service led by Rev. Ralph Neighbour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebron
Livingston
Tenn
Frank Mierop
John Waugaman
Lorain
Ralph Neighbour
J. A. Waugaman
Robert Lampson
G. W W. Bates
L. W. Beckley
Frank Eastwood
J. H. Green
W. Keisler
Henry C. Geiger
Geiger
Cumberland Children’s Home
Livingston, Tenn
Harlie G. Stevick
Edward C. Walter
J. L. Birdsall
Women's Missionary Union
Mia Walter Keisier
Mierop
Ethiopia
Special Meeting of St Clair Rebekah Lodge
A special meeting is scheduled for September 23 at 2 PM to prepare for the upcoming school of instruction. Members are urged to attend and participate in planning activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
Party In Cleveland Honors Elyria Couple
Miss Marguerite Crooks and her fiance Harlo McNally were feted at a Sunday supper hosted by Harlo’s aunt Mrs. B. F. Landfeld on Franklin boulevard Cleveland. Twenty guests from Lorain Elyria and Cleveland attended. Gifts were presented and the couple plans an October 10 wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Crooks
Harlo McNally
B. F. Landfeld
Franklin Boulevard
Cleveland
Lorain
Elyria
Miss Crooks
Mr. McNally
Study the Value of Concentration at C C E Meeting
Members of the Intermediate Christian Endeavor of the Church of Christ met in the upper room last evening to discuss the importance of study and concentration. Marguerite Edwards led with a short talk. Myron Alkett Mary Kaiser and June Harr read and discussed topics. Next Sunday Myron Alkett will lead. a novelty meeting is being planned and all Intermediate age youths are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Marguerite Edwards
Myron Alkett
Mary Kaiser
June Harr
Atten
Lorain County Mission Society Meets at Pittsfield
The Lorain County group of the Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist church meets at Pittsfield M E Church on Wednesday September 23. The 9 30 a m session is led by Mrs W R Barron of Lorain. Luncheon is served at 12 00 noon. Speaker Dr Emma Betow a missionary from Margaret Elizabeth Nast Hospital in Sienyi China. Local officers on the program include Mrs Edwin Shubert district president Mrs Charles Ackerman district treasurer and Miss Helen Osborn district superintendent of junior work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Pittsfield M. E
W. R. Brrenton
Lorain
Emma Betow
Margaret Elizabeth Nast
Sienyi
China
Edwin Shubert
Charles Ackerman
Helen Osborn
F. M. Spouseller
Chicago
Illinois
American College of Proctology
Stevens Hotel
Carol Stetson
Arthur Richwine
Harry Life
Dorothy Hicks
Maxine Miller
Columbus
Oho
Frank Vanover
Florence Wolf
Eighth Street
Estoria Memorial Hospital
Dorothy Kieffer
Brandston Avenue
New York City
National Bible Institute
Jesse Skriletz
John Skriletz
Lodi Street
Denison University
Granville
Ohio
Denison
Skinletz
Blue Ker
A.J. Robson
Fifth Street
Mary
Ann Arbor Michigan
Elyria
Somerset
Mark Abbe
Lake Hopatcong
New Jereer
Eleanor Shapiro
Furnace Street
Mercy Hospital
Canton
Miss Shapiro
J. Kordron
Bath Street
Niagara Falls
Canada
Howard Gollmar
Walter Davies
French River
B. C. Alexander
Chase Street
Indiana
Hartford City
Upland
Marion
Hartford
J. B. Hiser
Eugene Hartwell
Monticello
New York
American Legion
Cleveland
Sumner Hartwell
Middle Avenue
F. H. Galloway
Bailey Court
Marie Martin
Harvard Avenue
Vassar
Michigan
Delia Kreps
Chestnut Street
Washington
D. C
Marie Held
James B. Rogers
Helen Wilhelmy
Gulf Road
Elyna Club
Bairel Rowe
Henry de Fries
Minonk
Klmnois
A- G. Cornelius
Blaine Street
O. E. Barton
J. B. Devinney
Edna Manzelman
Pythian Sisters
A. G. Cornelius
Charles Crawley
Schiman
Lakewood
African Christian Mission Publishes Evening Schedule
The Wednesday program for the 5 30 supper hour features a Young People's Service at 1 30. Harlie G. Stevick leads business at :15 with Rev J K Green presiding. Rev R W Neighbour delivers the message and gives the benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
African Christian Mission
Harlie G. Stevick
J. K. Green
R. W. Neighbour
Licenses Granted to Local Residents in Lorain Elyria and Ashland
A list of names and ages shows licenses awarded to residents including Raymond Raddie 24 Lo Tais baker Ellen Schwartz 29 Lorain John Koppier 46 Ashland labor Irene Rodgers 42 Elyrna William Allan MacDonald 25 Lorain time clerk Virginia Pandy 24 Lorain Alex Seherah 32 Sarma Ont trucker Anna Milas 26 Lo Tair John Slosier 27 Cleveland core Maker Margaret Vargo 25 Elyria Albert Nance 27 Oberlin labor Wanda Wicks 19 Elyria Frank Kish 18 Lorain laborer Olga Imre 17 Elyria 136 Irondale Avenue Elyria 355 17th Street Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Carl Raddie
Lo- Tais
Baker
Ellen Marie Schwartz
Lorain
John Koppier
Ashland
Irene Rodgers
Bord Street
Elyrna William Allan MacDonald
Virginia Pandy
Alex Seherah
Sarma
Trucker
Anna Milas
Lo- Tair
John Slosier
Cleveland
Margaret Vargo
Blake Street
Elyria
Albert Nance
Oberlin
Wanda Wicks
17Th Street
Frank Kish
Olga Imre
Irondale Avenue
Community Club and church groups fill Lorain county calendar
A dense list of Monday and Friday events across Lorain including Junior Women's Club, bee keepers in Amherst, Homecoming observations, church meetings, Boy Scouts, Daughters of Scotia, American Legion Auxiliary, Ladies Aid, and various circles and guilds. Notable venues include East Avenue House, Legion Home, and I O F halls with times mostly late afternoon to evening. several post dates and meeting postponements noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain Co
Amherst
C. van Haun
Denton-Lorain
St. Pauls
Councr
W. D. Huffman
Hawthorne Street
Susanna Wessler
M. E. Church
Raymond Thompson
Middle Avenue
Sunny Side Up Club
C. E. Koontz
Cornell Avenue
Dukes Club
Reeses
Girl Scouts of
Legion Home
East Avenue House
Girl Scouts of Troop 3
2Nd Cong
Townsend Club
Wv.f. W
Mens Missionary League of
United Presbyterian Churcnh
T. Warren Stevens
Philadelphia
Mrs. Culbertson
Eighth Street
India
Daughters of Scotia
American Legion Auxiliary
Jolly Eight Bunco Club
George Smith
East River Street
Circle Dot Club
Eagles
Tr Sigma Sorority
Gertrude Feron
Ninth Street
Young Women's League
Church of Christ Sunday School
Circle No. 3
St. Paul's Church
A. C. Vieizen
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Men’s Brotherhood
Second Congregational Church
Division E
Florian Boynton
Bond Street
Fellowship Club
Grace Lutheran Church
William Schmittgen
Cleveland Road
A. Chandler
Daughters of Union Veterans
Elyria Lodge
St. John’s Church
Guild of Grace Lutheran Church
Post
Jeanne O’connor
Indian Hollow Road
Rollin FE
Hinkson
Woodman
Dorcas
Church of Christ
BE. B. Schoenherr
Women’s Relief Corps
Tau Chi
Epsilon Sizma Alpha
Daughters of America
Northwest
Hospital Admissions And Discharges Noted Across Several Addresses
The record lists multiple hospital admissions including Mrs Harvey Lewis at 243 Winckles Street and Mrs Jos Wichlacz at 644 Clark Street. Discharges feature Arthur Castle and Ruth Ann Webber among others with various addresses in Elyria Amherst Valley City and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Lewis
Winckles Street
Robert Grega
Sugar Ridge Road
Jos Wichlacz
Clark Street
Archie Habno
R. D
Frank Vanover
Eighth Street
Casmir Bierek
Foster Ave
Edward Wernert
Beryvoz
Faith Elis
Wahkam Paul
High Street
Lermard Meckert
Blake Street
Edward Bar
Cleveland
Amee
Phyllis Bowers
Galion
James Ross
W. Breed
Ben Wiatrowski
Clarence Stucker
Lake Avenue
George Deager
Garvin Ave
William Trigg
Bar Village
Reflection in a Glass Shows One's Best Self
A saying praises wholesome literature that mirrors the reader's best qualities like a clear glass. It suggests reading can reveal personal virtue and inspire virtue in daily life.
Winners Announced At Wellington Flower Show
Hundreds Watched Wellington Garden Club show as E. L. Barrick led with 97 points in overall standings. Homer Barbe and Clarence Foster followed with high regional honors in various divisions including Zinnia, Gladiola, Roses, and Dahlias. Awards went to many exhibitors such as Mrs. Guy Livermore, Mrs. J. Bikfasy, and Mrs. Sam Manning in multiple classes and special exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Wellington Garden Club
Herrick Auditorium
E. L. Barrick
Homer Barbe
Clarence Foster
Robert Soules
Ruth Desaforu
Robert Hardman
Gould
Mary Seitter
Carlton Carpenter
Warren Church
Asters
E L. Barrick
Guy Livermore
Guy E. Wells
D. Page
Dahlias
A. B. Southard
Mattie Foster
J. Brkfasy
Daise Wadsworth
G. E Wells
E. L Barrick
Ist
BE .L. Barrick
Gur Livermore
D. G. Swanger
Srd
J Bikfasy
Herman Wixht
J. Bikfasy
J. Hughes
Dwight Page
Jack Ryan Leads C E Society Meeting
The C E Society of the Church of Christ met for a twin night. Jack Ryan led the gathering with Roger Williams directing the song service and Warne Burdne and Lee Prentice in charge of devotion. Bill Ryan sang a solo. Mrs. Allen Day will lead next Sunday with a speaker to be provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E Society
Church of Christ
Jack Ryan
Roger Williams
Warne Burdne
Lee Prentice
Bill Ryan
Allen Day
Epworth League Holds Sunday Meeting With India Theme
The Epworth League of the Methodist Episcopal church met Sunday evening with Robert Holmes as devotional leader and Dr. E. Havans as speaker on Youth and India. He described Indian youth and schools. The cabinet meets Thursday at 7 45 P M in the church parlor. An Institute is planned September 28 at 7 30 P M at Mary Johnson's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Robert Holmes
E. Havans
India
Mary Johnson
Miss Doris Carine Weds Paul Schafer
Miss Doris Carine daughter of Mr and Mrs Tony Carine of 121 Magyar street married Paul Schafer son of Mr and Mrs John P Schafer of 143 Lincoln street in a Sunday afternoon home ceremony. Dr Charles W Recard officiated. The couple will reside at 316 South Main street. Both graduates of Wellington high school with Mrs Schafer employed at Rogers Varsity store and Mr Schafer at Sterling Foundry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Carine
Tony Carine
Magyar Street
Paul Schafer
John P. Schafer
Lincoln Street
Charles W. Recard
Recard
Wade Rogers
John P. Shafer
South Main Street
Wellington High School
Schafer
Rogers Varsity
Sterling Foundry
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Thomas Hodgson 2 Sons, Inc
Concord Worsted Mills
Concord
C. E
Leo Cole
Melba
Maureen O'Sullivan
John Villiers Farrow
St. Monica’s Church
Santa Monica
Cal
Charles J. O'Sullivan
Ireland
P. Rm
Men’s Brotherhood of Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Noble Grands of St. Clair Rebekah
Zeta Upsilon
Dames of Malta
Marshall
Miller
Dewey
Clevenger
Dar
H. P. Chapman
Sons of Union Veterans and Auxiliary
United American Mechanics
East Side Guild
St Andrew’s Church
Guild Room
Culture Club
J. E. Hecock
St. Paul's Circle
Frank Schramm
Schramm Road
St. Mary's Altar Society
Bethel Shrine
Monopoly Club
Phillip Busch
Bellefield Avenue
Ruth
Wave Shop
Kauffman
A. H. Rothe
Frank B. Gibson
Shells Lake
Wisconsin
Robert Wissinger
Ohio State University
Ira Wissinger
Hazel Buller
Des Moines
Iowa
Clarence Schroeder
Cleveland Street
Foster Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
F. A. Barr
J. A. Adams
Mercer
Pennsylvania
D. F. Scott
Pittsburgh
Kenyon Avenue
Margaret Platner
Warren Platter
Columbus Street
Wellesley College
Massachusetts
Platmer
College Press Board
Chronicle-Telegram
Junior Grissinger
Cora M. Shepard
Harker St
Warigolds
Guinea
B. Hales
Sam Manning
San Manning
Bouquet
Seam Manning
EB. L. Barrick
H. L. Barrick
Ind. Bouquet
Barrick
Petunia
Jessie Wright
Celosia
William Porter
Lucille Perkins
Woolflowers
Gaillardia
BE. L. Barrick
ELL
Herman Wight
Southard
Bowl
R. Heiffner
Homer
Dorothy Andrews
William Poiner
Guy Wells
Jessie Wight
Josephine Dutridge
Iolsa Perkins
A. B. Southardfig
Dorothy Hughes
Norman Griggs
Josie Houghton
Ruger
Blanche Hales
A. _C. Southard
D. Wadsworth
League
GLOBE
Estelle Lyon
Middle Ave
Reeds Barber Shop
Billinghurst Hotel
O’donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co
Court Street
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Ceylon
Java
Sumatra