Miss Jeanne Reid Chooses September 18th For Her Wedding
Miss Jeanne Reid selects September 18 1937 for her wedding to Richard J Gollmar in the First Congregational Church Elyria guests enjoyed a floral bridge party at the Elyria Womans Club hosted by Mrs C B Reid Five tables of bridge produced high scores for Mrs Robert Bainbridge Miss Dorothy Saywell Mrs Russell Johnson and Miss Kay Canales The couple's engagement date was etched on vanity favors and the wedding will be at noon on the chosen Saturday with Miss Reid employed at Lorain County Bank and Gollmar a Purdue University graduate and metallurgist at The Elyria Foundry Out of town guests included Magdalene Gollmar from Oxford and Miss Kay Canalos of Lorain
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanne
Robert Bainbridge
Dorothy Saywell
Russell Johnson
Kay Canales
Miss Reid
C. B Reid
Ninth Street
Hichard J.gollmar
W. F. Gollmar
Lake Avenue
First Congregational Church
Jeanne Reid
Lorain County Bank
Party For Miss Morse At Home On Lake Avenue
Miss Ella Morse was honored with a shower hosted by Mrs. Ellis McMullen and Mrs. Victor McMullen at the McMullen home on Lake Avenue. Four banco tables determined prizes for Mrs. William Camp and Mrs. William Morse as guests admired garden flowers and a central Japanese umbrella with lanterns marking gift locations. A dessert course followed at small tables with floral centerpieces and favors of miniature umbrellas. the guest list includes Agnes Houghtaling Mary Holen Alberta Penfound Lucille Porter Hilda Downs Thomas Britt Oscar Johnson William McMullen Agnes Mallory William Camp Esther Rowley Monte Saville and Dorothy Banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Morse
Ella Morse
Ellis McMullen
Victor McMullen
Laxe Avenue
Wiliam Camp
William Morse
Agnes Houghtaling
Mary Holen
Alberta Penfound
Lucille Porter
Hilda Downs
Thomas Britt
Oscar Johnson
William McMullen
Agnes Mallory
William Camp
Esther Rowley
Monte Saville
Dorothy Banks
Johnny Russert celebrates fourth birthday at home
Johnny Russert marked his fourth birthday with a backyard party at 154 Stanford Avenue. Guests included Martha Moore, Betty Knapp, Starley Guth, Nancy Welsman, Ann and Tinker Schork, Dickie Fisher and Bully Judge. The Friendly Twelve Club then met at Mrs. Elizabeth Duckett’s West Avenue home for eleven Pedro games and prizes for low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Russert
Stanford Avenue
Ruspert
Johnny
Martha Moore
Betty Knapp
Starley Guth
Nancy Welsman
Ann and Tinker Schork
Dickie Fisher
Bully Judge
Friendly Twelve Club
Elizabeth Duckett
West Avenue
Pedro
Walden
William Tong
Lottie Brouse
Low
Duckett
George Folk
Middle Avenue
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Listing Names and Addresses
Hospital admissions include Ruth Bowers at 116 Kipling street and Mrs. Francis Bowling at Elyria Hotel. Discharges include Cyrus Jewell from R. D No. 3 and Charles Wilbur from County Home. Also listed are several named patients and addresses across Oberlin, Shelby, Amherst, and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Bowers
Kipling Street
Francis Bowling
Elyria
Cy Gaytor
Oberlin
Randall Deso
Parkview
Cyrus Jewell
Charles Wilbur
County Home
Thomas Kovalesky
Bond Street
Arthur Davis
Lake Avenue
Kenneth Young
Woodland
Percy Kohl
Beach Bottom
West Virginia
Shirley Anne Crain
Shelby
Honor Elizabeth Chapman K new Bedford fiancé at Whitney home
Miss Elizabeth Chapman was honored at a Whitney home gathering on East avenue with Miss Edna Whitney and Mrs. C Whitney among others. Bridge and hearts games accompanied a catered salad service for sixteen guests. The event celebrated her upcoming marriage to Theodore Ropp of New Bedford, Pennsylvania on September eighth with gifts of linen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Chapman
Whitney
East Avenue
Edna Whitney
C. §. Whitney
William A. Rennie
W. H. Goodspeed
Joyce Gregg
Edward Pickard Y
Eva Smith
Chapman
Theodore Ropp
New Bedford
Pennsylvania
Picnic supper for Dorcas Class at Vermilion on the Lake
Nettie Finch Webber Club of the Church of Christ invites Dorcas Class members to a picnic supper at Mrs. H. R. Wright's home 806 Altamont Street Vermilion-on-the-Lake Friday at six o'clock. All members are invited to join the club for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Finch Webber
Church of Christ
H. R. Wright
Altamont Street
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Dorcas
Local Personal Notes Highlight Guests and Births in Elyria
Mrs Lenora McGee and daughter of Buffalo and Mrs Thelma Donavan of Elyria were guests of their cousin Mrs F E Biddinger on Fast Broad Street. Al Daris and wife welcomed a son born August 18 at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Clodath Oertling of New Orleans left for Washington DC after visiting Elyria. Several couples and families travel and host gatherings across Elyria and nearby towns, with visits to Chicago, Ontario, and Florida noted among residents and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenora McGee
Buffalo
Thelma Donavan
Elyria
F. E. Biddinger
Fast Broad Street
al Daris
Lodi Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Clodath Oertling
New Orleans
Louisiana
Lester Schneider
Washington, D. C
Misa Oertling
Walter E. Lundin
Richard Walsh
Broad Street
W. J. Hillier
Fourth Street
George Dunlap
Akron
W. Vandermiller
Walter Sullivan
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
H. A. Straw
Oxford Avenue
O. W. Schrader
Marseilles Avenue
Frank J. Welsh
Frank
Madelon
Chicago
Ilinois
Morris Brown
Philip
Maureen
Crystal Beach
C. R. Hallock
Bigwin Inn
Lake of Bays
Ontario
Henrietta Tiffin
Ohio State University
Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Orphans Home
Xenia
Ohio
Miss Tiffin
Gladys Parmely West
Sidney R. Hudson
Olive Street
Farr Lewis
Louisiana Avenue
Florida
Russell Stokley
David
Stanford Avenue
Cambridge
Stokley
Duck Lake
Albion
Michigan
Bertha Mae Kopp
W. T. Wilder
East 5Th Street
Fairport
New York
Albert Bement
Evanston
George D Bush
LaGrange Road
Bement
Edison Institute
Dearborn Village
Edison Commonwealth
Mark Abbe
Middle Avenue
West
Mexico
California
Oregon
Washington
Lake Lourie
Mary Wamsley
Huntington
Virginia
Walter DeBray
Hanoverton
Paris
Cleveland
Fe Hi. Mansmeg
Furnace Street
Picnics and Contests Hit Lorain Parks
Royal Neighbors of America and Upper Room Bible Class groups held picnics at Lakeview Park and Crystal Beach in Lorain. Prizes went to Norman Wirth Edward Malterer Beverly Gagen Nancy Bowen and Mrs Emma Dill. amusements included swimming miniature golf and a 4:30 ball game between Western Automatic Girls and Lorain All Stars with supper at six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors of America
Lakeview Park
Lorain
Norman Wirth
Edward Malterer
Beverly Gagen
Nancy Bowen
Emma Dill
Woodman’s Hall
First Congregational Church
Crystal Beach
Ruth Munson
County Eastern Star
West Erie Avenue
Western Automatic
Elyria Residents Take Wide Range of Trips
Local residents and visitors share travels across the Midwest and Canada. Families including the Schuits, Cochrane, Morrison, Donnelly, Malterer, Maurer, Miller, Rupple, and Dickens visited Detroit, Hamilton, San Francisco, New Mexico, Yellowstone, the Grand Canyon, and North Fay Ontario, with several relatives and friends joining the trips or hosting at Elyria addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Henry Schuits
Esther
Park Ave Rove
Elyria
Ft. Dearborn
Detroit
Michigan
Paul Cochrane
Cambridge Avenue
North Fay
Ontario
Canada
Fred Fey
Elyria Chronicle-Telegram
Richmond
Virginia
Times-Dis Patch
Robert Morrison
East River Street
William Morrison
United States Navy
June Donnelly
Park Place
Hamilton
Ohio
Albert Stauble
Elmer Donnelly
Spruce Street
Clyde Clapp
Edward Malterer
Gerald
Bell Avenue
Frank Maurer
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Carl Miller
East Fourteenth Streer
Emil Rupple
Cleveland
Hart Dickens
Canton
Miller
Elyria Club Calendar and Local Society Notes
Social and club schedule items for Elyria include H. H. L. Club with Plor ence Loescher on Elizabeth street, Circle No. 5 at St. Pauls with Mrs Clark, and a Major Woodworth Camp picnic at Elywoods at 6.00. Daughters of Scotland and Argyle Lodge meet, Elyria Council No. 86 Masonic, DeMolay David J Nye Chapter, and Women's Benefit Association gatherings noted. Mrs E L Rice hosted a Lakewood Club luncheon bridge yesterday, with prizes to Mrs D M Marks, Harriet Oliver, and May Wiley. The group plans a Cascade Park picnic on September 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plorence Loescher
Elizabeth Street
St. Paul's
Mrs. Clark
Spruce Street
Woodworth
Elywoods
Mia
Emma Scheyneman
Lake Avenue
Townsend Club
Middle Avenue
Elyria
Masonic Lodge
David J
David J. Nye Chapter, Order of DeMolay
Daughters of Scotland
Argyle Lodge
Wurst Hall
Women's Benefit Association
Woodman Hall
E. L. Rice
Seventh Street
Lakewood
Cascade Park
Licenses Granted to Elyria and Lorain Residents
Apprentices Harold Dicken, 22, Elyria, and Beverly Laundon, 17, of 221 Sixth Street Elyria, along with Stanley Kowalski, 25, Lorain, sales manager, Irene Stelmaseski, 23, Lorain, Thomas H. Britt, 28, Cleveland, manager, and Ann Telarvich, 21, 618 Second Street Elyria, Harold Barnes, 21, Norwalk, assisting manager, and Jeanne Capel, 20, Wellington, are listed in the license notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Dicken
Elyria
Beverly Laundon
Sixth Street
Stanley Kowalski
Lorain
Irene Stelmaseski
Thomas H. Britt
Cleveland
Ann Telarvich
Second Street
Harold Barnes
Norwalk
Jeanne Capel
Wellington
Farewell party for James Bertie in Sheffield
James Bertie of Bellevue Pennsylvania was honored at a farewell party in Sheffield with seventeen attendees. A wiener roast on Ford Road near H. C. Chambers farm concluded the gathering as he prepares to return home this week. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Chambers and family, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Haynes, Mrs. P. L. Chambers and daughter, and Harry and Wayne Jackson.
Do You Think Children Can Teach You Anything
An essay on child nature and parental attitudes argues that children fascinate the observer when approached openly. It notes many parents see children as work and expense, risking insecurity and stunted talents if they do not understand their child’s perspective. The piece invites readers to reflect on what children can teach and what kind of parent they are.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Herbert Goward
Buckeye 4-H Camp Crag Attendees Return Home
Family notes from Buckeye Servers 4-H Club as girls who attended Camp Crag last week return home Saturday. Mr and Mrs John Miller and family of West Salem Ohio spent time nearby during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Road
Buckeye Servers
Camp Crag
John Miller
West Salem
Ohio
Sunday dinner guests with Chambers family noted
Fred Schroeder of Birmingham visited Sunday for dinner with his sister Mrs H C Chambers and family. The Chambers household welcomed him for a family gathering on the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Chambers
Fred Schroeder
Birmingham
H. C. Chambers
Carlisle Honor Guest At Dinner
Carlisle honored guest C M Johnson of Butternut Ridge road at a birthday dinner held on the lawn of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cowles and Miss Elaine Grossman. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. C M Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cowles, niece Eloise Grossman, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Roig and Jack of Dover, and Elizabeth and Neil Reisinger. Ruby Daucy and Ruth Williams planned a motor trip to North Carolina before returning to teaching at East Carlisle School. Evanston Illinois residents visiting Mr. George D Bush on La Grange Road departed Tuesday to visit the Edison Institute Dearborn Village Michigan. Mr
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Johnson
Butternut Ridge Road
Fred ‘Cowles
Elaine Gross
Grossman
Fred Cowles
Eloise, Grossman
Fred Roig
Gon
Jack of
Dover
Elizabeth Reisinger
Neilson Reisinger
Ruby Daucy
Ruth Williams
North Carolina
East Carlisle School
Albert Bement
Evanston
Ilinois
George D. Bush
la Grange Road
Edison Institute
Dearborn Village
Michigan
Local Residents Attend Family Gathering Across Rhode Island
Bement served as consulting engineer for Edison Commonwealth. Mr and Mrs Fred Lockwood of Providence Rhode Island hosted their cousins Rev and Mrs Thomas Hughes and Miss Elizabeth Chapman who accompanied her aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Arthur Giles to Cleveland on Wednesday. Levi Berg of Dalton visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Frank Rhoads on Butternut Ridge Road where Mrs Berg is staying with her sister Mrs Rhoads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison Commonwealth
Fred Lockwood
Providence
Rhode
Thoman Hughes
Elizabeth Chapman
Arthur —. Giles
Cleveland
Levi Berg
Dalton
Frank Rhoads
Butternut Ridge Road
Berg
Marmola Diet Promise Slimming Without Strain
An advertisement touts Marmola Prescription Tablets as an easy fat-reduction method. It claims users shed 5 to 8 pounds weekly by taking four tablets daily and replacing starches with salads and fruits while limiting fatty meats. It positions Marmola as a doctor-endorsed weight loss aid and urges readers to purchase from a druggist.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Richard J. Gollmar
Elyria Woman's Club
Elyria Saw, & Trust Bidz
Telegraph
Florist
Miss Chapman
St. Clair Rebekahs
Pearle Wright
I. O. Q. F. Hall
Maude Jackson
Sylvia Neff
Della Crittle
Brunswick
Harriet Warner
Sixteenth Street
Bouquet Lenthéric
Haserodt Jewelry
Maserodt
John J. Dempsey
New Mexico
D. Worth Clark
Idaho
Harry B. Coffee
Representative Coffee
Nebraska
Leedale’s Beauty Specials
T Telephone
Leedale
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Lakewoodites
Sheffield
Couriesy
Gurney Andruss
Henry Jackson
Allen - Bernard
Century
Royals Eldotread Surrty Co
Elysium
Soda Grill UE
Mrs. Coward
Cook’s Millinery
West Ave
Carlisle
Middle Ave