Bride Elect Alice Sanker to Wed Donald Kreps Amid Winter Plans
The engagement of Alice Jane Sanker, daughter of R and Mrs Grover Sanker of 123 West Bridge Street, is announced to Donald E Kreps, son of Mr and Mrs William Kreps of Pittsburgh. The couple, planning a winter wedding, will reside in Wheeling West Virginia. Alice is a Elyria High School graduate 1940 and active with Rainbow for Girls and Dave Allen Shoe Co. Donald is a graduate of Dover High, Washington and Jefferson College 1940, former Alpha Tau Omega president, football captain, and civil engineer with Bell Telephone in Wheeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Sanker
Donald Kreps
Mis
Grover Sanker
West Bridge Street
Amhentiee
Alice Jane
Donald E. Kreps
Mee
Willian Kreps
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Bell Triephone! Ca
Wheeling
West Virginia
Euple
Credit Women Gather For Holiday Breakfast
The Credit Women's Breakfast Club met at Kriegs of West Avenue with 30 members seated at festively decorated tables. Ethel Wise led carols, Mildred Wainwright on piano. Guest speaker Don Prosser, Elyria School vocational director, spoke on his office's role in guiding career choices. Questionnaires were filled. Prosser will interpret results at the next meeting. Ruth Gates proposed a first aid class, approved for planning. New constitution copies will be distributed and voted on at the January 21 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kriegs of
West Avenue
Credit Women's Breakfast Club
Ethel Wise
Mildred Wainwright
Stella Boreski
Don Prosser
Elyria
Presser
Ruth Gates
Civil Service Committee
Western members host Christmas party at Sasso home
Western members of the Literary Club enjoyed a Christmas party yesterday at Mrs. Fred Sasso's East River street home. President Mrs. Jack Warden conducted business and a donation to the Red Cross was approved. Readings covered Christmas traditions and Santa Claus, with a gift exchange closing the event. Next meeting January 20 will be hosted by Mrs. Nev Todd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weternembers
Icreen Dundrees
Fred Sasso
East River Street
Walter Weigat
Jack Warden
Eleanor Schivartz
Verne Uneer
Claude Terry
Fred Ernshaw
Max Gregory
Nev Todd
Fifth Street
Observance of Flag Ceremony and Lodge Program
Members of the E' 1,0. F. observed a flag ceremony and reported on the Amherst meeting. An evening program features a Theta Rho playlet and entertainment for St Clair Rebekahs starting at 8 p.m. Donation contributions are requested with donuts by Wednesday morning December 24. Y W Residence Girls host annual dinner with tables lit by miniature trees and candles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. W
WC. A
Kieckner
Isabe Carels Peachey
Alice Remen
December Birthdays Event at Centenary College
Freshman Mrs Norothy Hicks guests of President Trevorrew as Centenary Junior College in Hacks onstown New Jersey marks 11th anniversary of the Bill of Eighty in campus chapel. Students with December birthdays honored during a campus observance. Hicks returns home Friday for Christmas holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norothy Hicks
Centenary Junior College
Hacksonstown
New Jersey
Robert V. Trevorrew
Miss Hicks
Frank L. Hicks
Fastavenuue
Bowling Green State University
Ate
Frat Elyria
Dorothy Bell
Eleanor Care
Carolyn Davies
Walwa = Davis
Irene Farewell
Jane Geist
Betty Hengelbaugh
Elizabeth Hornyak
John N Joan Norsworthy
Peter Popovich
Woendla Resar
J A. Spencer
Kareld Stanford
Claston Stirtaker
Luna Sullivan
Glen van Worcht
Heinzerline
Lisbon
New York City
Grace Heyeerling
Harvard
Elyvia
Denisesville
Ole
Harvard Avenue
Leomhisis
Nenisonsverme
Charleston
South Carolina
Leemhuis
Patricia H Avenue
Stephens College
Calimur
Missouri
Lima
Glover Court
Sri
Eastern Heights Circle Holds Annual Christmas Party
The Eastern Heights Circle held its annual Christmas gathering at Mrs. Morris Brown's home. Members exchanged gifts and donated five dollars to the Chr et. A festive program featured carols led by Lohnes and a story by Eleanor S. Recounted events included a candle tree and various offerings as members delivered toys and gifts to the adapted family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Heights
Cir Cl
Morris Brown
Ford
Lohnes
Ty Eleanor
Goomateh Bg
Chretmararde AM
Readings Announced For Playmakers Season At Little Theatre
Director Frank Seward announces readings for the Playmakers season at the Little Theatre tomorrow evening at 7:00. Members interested in trying out are urged to attend. A January play by Mignon Eb and Robert Wallstein is listed for auditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Seward
Little Theatre
Try Patio
Mignon Eb
Robert Wallstein
Ipsaher
Curran
Canton Lorain Union Aid Meeting and Christmas Decor
An enue meet ing in Canton Lorain featured a Christmas theme with uniforms in bright colors. The American Auxiliary presented a gift of money to the Christians and a meeting was held with Colonel Carl Berger presiding. A birthday tribute honored Mesdames Wilson Reinhardt and Handby at a later reception hosted by Lady A L Friday and Lady Heten Renouard with Mr Bryant and others in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enue
Canton
Larry Eye
Ang Aus Aay
Cleveland
Wilson
Reinhardt
Handby
Bryant
Berger
A. L. Friday
Heten Renouard
Girls At Ridge Tool Dine During Christmas Exchange
A Ridge Tool Christmas gathering was hosted with management and staff present. Miss Sch, office manager, coordinated gifts and decorations in the 5 Hieney area, with contestants and attendees including Mildred Stelios, Berry, Baird, and Mary Lew participating in a gift exchange and festive contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ail Garis
Ridge Tol Co
Oberin Fen Fir
Seltia Blogsnims
Drinecttia Conley
Nh Place
Fersaar Frem
Miss Schy
Che
Hieney
Tain
Chi
Margaret Kk Carseiles
Charzens
Mildred Stelios
Berry , Baird
Mary Lew
Secret Sisters at Gaiety Club Event in Kipling Street Home
Miss Georgiana Kovalerni hosted a Gaiety club gathering at 115 Kipling Street last evening. The fifteenth Christmas exchange featured fiction of the Sisters reveals, with Doris Scharfer winning a prize in an intellectual test and Helen at the card games. Centerpiece with holly and pine cones, reindeer accents, and lighted tapers marked each place. Mrs. Gorsky received a birthday BA, and Miss Grave Lopper joined the group. Mrs. William Schroeder will host on January 6 at 406 Gulf Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgiana Kovalerni
Gaiety Club
Kipling Street
Doris Scharfer
Helen
Gorsky
Helen Mastin
Grave Lopper
Wiliam Schroeder
Gulf Road
Recital Delights at Holiday Season Event
A community recital at Congregational Church featured Ueten Vo Vickey, Virgie fa Uidderson, and pianist with a program including Bach, Puccini, Chopin, Mozart, and others. Mrs. Gerald MM Frank chaired, with Me branch president Mrs. GN. Hoke conducting a brief business meeting and a social hour with a table centerpiece of a white bowl and red candles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ueten Vo Vickey
Sopra
Bostic
Fa Uidderson Falerbhild
GN. Hoke
Elyria Civic Military Service
Fizabeth Frense
Patri Turek
A. C
Mozart
Die Musick Schobert
Rachimanwelt
Dinner Plans for November 20 Meeting Highlighted
A fragmented notice outlines a November 20 dinner event with the D O FL Ng Team and club assistance. It mentions prizes for Hazel, refreshments, and an upcoming Christmas party and gift exchange at Lake MacBoth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. FL
MrLaughliy Hazelson
Finstess
MacBoth
Annual Holiday Party for Ca be Study Club Held
Decorations at West Avenue home of Mirames Gallasher hosted Ca be Study Club holiday party. Members socialized and prizes awarded to Gre aidine Daney Mildred Walsh and Robert Hogan. An Italian supper was served by the committee after the event. Next regular meeting slated for January at Phillip Finodoon Filth home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mirames Gallasher
West Avenue
Greaidine Daney
Mildred Walsh
Robert Hogan
The
Phillip Finodoon Filth
Christmas party for Odd Felts and family at Elks club
A holiday gathering hosted by the Mary Martha class and associated groups at the Elks club on Broad Street featured a supper, Christmas decorations, and readings. Mrs. William Krebs, Mrs. Elstert, and Mrs. Carl Meng organized arrangements while Mrs. Mary Pax and others helped as part of the Bratocommitee. A piano solo led into a Christmas story, with church group readings and a social exchange closing the event. The next meeting was planned for Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elksfor
Florence Morgan
Upsilon
Naoch
Chi
Vibe
Fast Broad Street
Lauvky Thirteen
Mes Pay Trouse
George Street
Shela Higgins
Midleth Sane
VW Landies
Tarlan
Mary Martha Glass
Methedet
C. Swains
Grafton Road
St. Paul's Church
Mary Martha
William Krebs
Elstert
Carl Meng
Mary Pax
F. O
Pallas
Fred Wirth
Kathryn Sehramm
Erast Irion
Interspersee Wal
Palas
Hostess Event At Club Includes Gift Exchange
A local club gathering last night featured a gift exchange with 14 participants. Original poems described gift recipients as Mrs Paul and Mrs Hii Curtis were assisted, and a luncheon with Christmas decorations preceded the event.
Lorain church hosts County C W members meeting
The County N C C W group met at a Lorain church with Miss Kathryn McGaevel presiding in the absence of President Myx. Ryd. Russel. Guest speaker Fro Finegan of the church spoke on Catholic Action. Plans were made for the annual Christmas party and gifts for local homes. Members enjoyed a social hour and carols as a parish group hosted. The next meeting is January 20 at desept's parish on Luvin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell
Catholic J
Lorainait
Yesterdis
Kathryn McGaevel
Pthe
Myx. Ryd. Russel
Thefture
Bec
Diivestity Council
Acdpheios
Mazes
Satherins
Latain
Rom
Struthers
Mais
Wark Ter Thome
Ely
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Dorothy Funk
Mabel Little
Af Grocers
Roman
Henry Ingersoll Jr
Renart Wi Mre
Oeid Council
T Powell
Columbus
Lloyd Hennings
Orecupantns
Famals
Ralph Ruth
Craine
C.c. Bk
Clippers
Wes White
Conn
Henry Anes
Vinerer
Tim
Ray Deers
Bert
Fiagfrodts
Sompany
Wenzler
Elyria Aleck
Falar Specttse By
Colette
Thronce
Ane
Canton Lorain
Ridge Tool Dine
Childs Colds Vicks
VapoRus
West Second Street
Shellac
Sprague's
East Avenue
Silay
Sans Souci
Burrer
Mas
Paul
Hii Curtis
Pothe
Lodi Street
Murbich Coal
Lorain Church
Christias
J.P. Diederich Sons
Berson
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