Miss M. Stranahan Weds Paul Strobel in City Ceremony
Mes Ha M Stranahan daughter of Mr and Mrs C A Stranahan and Paul R Strobel of Barberton Ohio were married in the city yesterday afternoon. Rev Edwin Kirby officiated at the ring ceremony at First Methodist Episcopal church residence on East venue. The bride wore brown brocaded silk with bat to match. After the ceremony the couple traveled to several Ohio cities including Barberton and will reside at 346 Eleventh Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes
M. Stranahan
C. A. Stranahar
Paul R. Strobel
Barberton
Ohio
Edwin Kirby
First Methodist Episcopal Church
East
Sla
Paul Strobe
Ralph Stranahan
Mrs. Strobe
Eleventh Street
Charles Baumhardt
Ambrest
Nélson Baumhardt
Avenue
Cleveland
Hathaway Brown School
A. D. Whidden
Eastern Is Blvd
Cleveland School of Art
Lou Hopkins
East River Street
Ellizabeth Moise
Columbus Street
Marcelline Ketchers
Lakeside Hospital
Aleander Innes
Clinton Arena
Hugh
F. Karl Gracely
Redlands
Cal
J. B. Plumb
Third Street
Thomas
Wmn. Kirby
Elyria
Cambridge
East Avenue
Wm. Kirby
Madame Gardner-Bartlett
Washington Avenues
Washington, D. C
Walter Reed” Hospital
Naval Observatory
Capital
WCAP
Local Fraternal and Community Meetings Now Under Way
Numerous lodge and auxiliary groups meet in varied halls including Eagles, Moose, Knights of Pythias and GSA R Hall with talks by L. Lobinger of Oberhia. Legion No 12 holds a regular meeting with plans for a show on 11th and 12th orchestrated by Commander Jasper. Gertrude Johns announces engagement to James OConnor as friends gather at 203 East Bridge. Friendly Bible Class reorganizes electing officers and planning winter work with a September Halloween-themed social event. A bridge afternoon at Princeton Avenue yields high scores for Mrs. C C Bowers Mrs. W Cunningham and Mrs. Ames Hewitt. admissions and discharges listed for area hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Grand Organization of
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
Hazel Markel
Middle Avenue
F. C. EB
Eagles Hall
Court of Honor
G. SA. R
Cantor Lorain
Ladies Auxiliary of
Cantons
Moose Lodge
Moose
Dlviia
Amercan le J ‘Pion
Eral
Ith
Jasper
Wid
H. E
Ridgar Hegtog
Eddie Klihm
St. Paul
Meetings and social events scrawled in local notices
The Woman's Association of the Pilgrim Community church hosts a meeting at Mrs Ernest Andersons home 39 Winesles street on Thursday afternoon. The Mission Study Club of the First Congregational church convenes Friday evening at five thirty in the church parlors with hostesses listed. Members of the Study Club and others meet Friday at 2 oclock at Mrs QC Q faster 203 Princeton avenue for a social afternoon marking the clubs sixteenth anniversary. A wedding near New London Oberlin is noted with Helen Jos and William Creston McConnell wed at the Cortman home 412 avenue on Tuesday Sept 1 at three oclock. The couple will travel for their wedding trip and expected return on the 28th to North Pleasants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Association
Pilgrin Community Church
Ernest Anderson
Winesles Street
Arthur W. Davie
Corey I
Plaz
Phil Kaiser
Mission Study Club
First Congregational Church
Chu
Saunders
Carl Hallock
Clasronz Smith
Helen Jos
New London
United
William Creston McConnell
Oberlin
A. €. Cortman
Avenue
Cortheser
W B A of M installs officers to fill vacancies
Last evening's meeting of the Women's Benefit Association of Maccabees in Wurst Hall was well attended. Nettie Wood-Turi was installed as past commander in place of Emma Welch, recently deceased. Mary Slack was installed as sentinel in place of Grace Winckles, who has resigned. Alice Ridgeway acted as installing officer and Sadie Strohl assisted as lady of ceremonies. Plans were made for a membership campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Benefit Association of Maccabees
Wurst Hall
Nettie Wood- Turi
Emma Welch
Mary Slack
Grace Winckles
Alice Ridgeway
Sadie Strohl
Joyce Hastings Hosts Birthday Party For Friends
Little Miss Joyce Hastings of 642 Furnace Street entertained eight of her sister friends at He nton Park. Guests included Margaret Herold Donald Jeffe vi Smith Legia Davis Geral rkhing Elsen Ryan and Do lores Hastines. Games were played and dainty refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Hastings
Rotary Club Hears Fine Talk By Judge Webber
Judge Webber spoke at yesterday's Rotary Club luncheon on the Institution of the United States from its formation to Lincoln's administration. He shared anecdotes about Jefferson, Cluet dustica, John Marshall, and the era of A Douglas and Abraham Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Judge Webber
Institution of the
United States
Abraham Lincoln
Thomas Jefferson
Cluet Dustica
John Mar Hall
A. Douglas
Annual W C U Picnic Set for Wednesday at County Home
The County W C T U will hold its annual picnic at the County Home next Wednesday with a 11 o clock dinner and an afternoon program. Members from throughout the county are invited to attend. Mary and Martha class of First Methodist Church met last evening at Mrs J Lepper’s home on East Broad Street for a pleasant evening and luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aime Upu
Sleven
Mary
Martha
J. Lepper
Hast Broad
Bess
Concordia Party Enjoyed By Local Fraternities
The Concordia club party for the Knights of St. John the Ladies Auxiliary and St Joseph's Society drew two hundred members. Rev Joan Frey spoke on his East and Canada trip, followed by talks from Chief Stankard Mr Wills and Frank Kaiser. Smith's orchestra provided music for dancing late into the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concordia Club
Knights of St. John
Ladies’ Auxiliary
St. Joseph's Society
Joan Frey
East
Canada
Stankard
Mr. Wills
Frank Kaiser
Smith
Home Missions Studied at U P Society Meeting
The United Presbyterian church Missionary Society met with good attendance. A short program featured Mrs Eva Bristol and Miss Ruth Blauvelt before a lesson on Freedman and the negro race, and American Indian uplift. Hostesses Mrs Spriggs and Mrs Long served refreshments. Next meeting set for October 30 with Mrs Dimick and Mrs Davis hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Missions
U. P. Society
Missionary Society of the United Presbyterian Church
Eva Bristol
Ruth Klauvelt
W. L. Lazenby
America
Ruth Blauvelt
Spriggs
Long
Dimick
Davis
Nellie Dennis
Elyria Women Address Ridgeville Grange
Mrs Roy D Hudson of Middle Avenue gave a talk on angels in Japan and described her journey, Japanese life, dress, food, and etiquette. Mrs R H Harrison of Lake Avenue presented two readings that were enjoyed. Purdy Prosser a 26 year old milk tester and Marie Miller 21 of La Grange were named. Rev Raphn GCrehore 29 and Ruth Moor 21 both of Lorain were mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Ridgeville Grange
Roy D. Hudson
Middle Avenue
Ridgeville
Japan
R. H. Harrison
Lake Avenue
Purdy Prosser
Marie Miller
Bard
la Grange
Rappohn Gcrehore
Concrete
Ruth Moor
Lorain
Personal notices of travelers and attendees across Ohio and Cleveland
A cascade of local notices details Rev E C Young and others departing for trips in Pennsylvania and Ohio. Students head to Leitz Lin den Hall and Ohio State University while others plan studies at Western Reserve University and Hathaway Brown. Traveling, visiting, and performances wrap a busy period with community figures attending events and broadcasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Young
Pennsylvania
West Avenue
Linden Hall
Semin
Leitz
Hickier
H Street
T.A
Cincin
St. Robert Hahn
Ely
Western Reserve Univer
Cleveland
G. Clayton Rewson
1111
Middle Avenue
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
Kenneth Thomasson
Paul Pope Fett
Western Reserve University
Helen French
Mar Parton
Lula Chambers
Hanna Theatre
Jassie Bullock
M. Weaver
Lorain
Oswald Villard Praises La Follette at Oberlin Rally
Oswald Garrison Villard urged a Wisconsin La Follette win at Sturges Hall Oberlin, claiming three months more time would reveal truths to elect La Follette. He hailed a bottom up movement gaining Iowa, California, Dakota, and Wisconsin support, condemning old party attacks and praising La Follette’s long record since 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswald Garrison Villard
LaFollette
Oberlin
Sturges Hall
Robert LaFollette
United State
Villard
Wisconsn
Iowa
California
North
South Dakota
Manioza
Wegton
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Idaho
la Follette
Willard
LaFollettes
Harding
Daugherty
Jess Smith
Sinclair
Senate
Coolidge
Washington
Davis
White House
Joint-Base Promises Quick Relief for Ailing Joints
Pharmacists advertise Joint-Base as the remedy for sore inflamed rheumatic joints. The copy claims it cleanses and penetrates to quick results, sold at sixty cents a tube at Phillips' drug store and druggists nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips’ Drug Store
Oberlin Hosts Willard Campaign Activity and Briefs
A Oberlin committee unites students and townspeople led by Norman Shaw and R B Whitehead to support Willard for president with about 200 members. Willard spoke in Sturges Hall after a Park Hotel supper and reception at the Ate Building. Oberlin briefs note choir tryouts and church music needs, cinema listings, and local Y W C A redecorations as students arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Shaw
Cleveland
R. B. Whitehead
Qio State Federation of Machinists
Oberlin la Folette
Sturges Hall
Willard
Park Hotel
Amherst Events Highlight Anna Davie Engagement
Amherst on September 24 reports a kitchenware shower for Miss Anna Davie hosted by Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Lentzer on West Street in honor of her marriage to Frank Ward of Lorain. Guests were Fisher Bros Co employees. a pink wagon carried gifts. A lemon party followed with choir members of the Congregational Methodist church at the parish hall. prizes, games, a lemon-treat theme, and luncheon completed the evening. Also noted is Margaret Kovach’s fall down cellar stairs resulting in a broken arm. Dr. McQueen attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
D. C. Lentzer
West Street
Anna Davie
Frank Ward
Lorain
Fisher Bros. Co
Davie Orks
Herman Russ
Crurch
Misael Evelyn Sharp
Charlotte Standen
Congregational Methodist Church
Matic Driver
Evelyn and
Carolyn Guild
Helen Sabiers
Myrtle Ream
May Welfert
Mo Davis
Charlotte Stardes
Donola Hollingsworth
Mattie Driver
Evelyn Sharp
R. H. Hearn
C. M. Harris
Eugene Eastman
Harry Standen
Fale Amherst
Margaret Kovach
Church Street
Dr. McQueen
Amherst Briefs: 500 Club Meets at Ward Home
In Amherst on September 24 the 500 Club met at Mrs. P D Ward's home with 12 ladies. They played 500 with honors going to Mrs. Dick Schaefer and Margaret Smythe. Light refreshments were served. The public school secured two
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
P. D. Ward
Dick Schaefer
Margaret Smythe
Amherst Personal Notes and Local Events This Week
Splendd films this week include Teeks Bad Boy and two reels of the Life of Pasteur. A new merry go round adds to playground equipment. Miss Corrine Finnegan entertained the U S Sodality at home. 115 attended and sewed. W R C asks members to donate a carload of fruit for Lorain needy. collect by Friday at Mrs George Hotner. Rev F E Eastman and L Day left for Toronto to retrieve the farmers houseboat The Storm King. Mrs M Braman of Cleveland and Mrs Wood of Wakeman visiting. Henry Hill admitted to hospital. Rummage sale East Market House Fri and Sat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasteur
Corrine Finnegan
U. S
St. Joseph's Church
Lorain
George Hotner
Amherst
F. E. Eastman
L. Day
Elyria
Toronto
Canada
M. Braman
Cleveland
Wood
Wakeman
Wm Baird
Henry Hill
John Farey
Baby
Bedford kin visit relatives amid town chatter
Mr and Mrs Hazen Schofield and daughter Crystal of Bedford Indiana are visiting relatives in town. Mrs Harriett Amos and Bev Frame of Elyria spent Monday with Mr and Mrs Joe Heathcothe. Born to Mr and Mrs Adolph Reamer of South Amherst, a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazen Schofield
Crystal
Bedford Ind
Harriett Amos
Bev Frame
Elyria
Joe Heathcothe
Adolph Reamer
South Amherst
Also Mentioned on This Page
Legionnaires
Gertrude Johns
Friendly Bible Class
Friendly Bible
H. K. Finley
Kenyon Street
E. B. Fisher
R. C. Baird
Howard Smith
H. Dunfee
George Purnbull
T. T. Hihot
H. G. Briggs
L. A. Hayas
Frank Snoo
L. A. Hayassistantt
Carl Martin
Frere
IRS
Taylor
I. PF Lazlor
Princeton
Amed Ixtesn
Bridse
Sternoon
C. C. Bowers
W. Cunningham
Ames Hewitt
John Lehmauch
Mend
Huffman
Henry Dicker-H
Fuller Road
Berta Macarnum
Bath Street
Leroy , Daniel
Josh Meyers
Aura Martini
Perry Court
Robert Opss
Hamilton Street
Mailliam Feron
Ninth Street
Patsy Connors
Corepman
Concordia Party
Quinton, N. J
Erall
I. J. McClure
Kansas Tax Commission
St. Louis
Loch Haddin Inn
East Erie Ave
McNally Doyle Candies
Ors. W. H. Chamin
Afollette
Oberlinollowing
E. T. Clauser
W. E. Burse
Elyria Block
Eastern Heights Boulevard
S. J. George, Taylor & CO
Lorain Co
Bank
Baptist Church
Glacier
Better Movie Board
Sabatini
Norema Talmadge
Itos
Frenk Vunion
Tryan Ignt
Carlisle Grange
Fridnight
Cock’s Orchestra
South Professor Street
Miss Lucy How
Bio Arma AE
Mkt
Nelsen
Marcel
Bob Carl
Clara McGinnis
Little Joe
Florence Hunter
Huron Street
Paradise
Saul
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