Mable Le Pouce and Jack Dickason Wed in Elyria Ceremony
Elaine Mae Le Pouce and Jack Hart Dickason exchanged vows at St Marys church parsonage with 75 guests. The bride, daughter of Octave Le Ponce, wore Copenhagen blue velvet gown. groom is son of Hart A Dickason. They plan to reside in Louisville Kentucky after a reception at the Le Ponce home. Both graduates of Elyria High School, with the bride nursing training and the groom a 1936 Ohio State University graduate now at University of Louisville Medical School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester Lux
Elaine Mae le Pouce
Jack Hart Dickason
St. Mary’s Church
Octave le Ponce
Concord Avenue
Mr. Dickason
Hart A. Dickason
East River Street
Copenhagen
Stevia
Donna D. Dickason
Harold Weiland
Dickason
Louisville
Kentucky
Elyria High School
Elyria Business College
Elyria Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
Ohio State University
University of Louisville
School of Medicine
Luella D Frank And Morris Barchard Wed In Louisville Kentucky
Announcement of the marriage of Luella D. Frank and Morris Barchard in Louisville Kentucky on Wednesday December 29. The couple will reside at No 4 Century Block after a brief wedding trip through Kentucky and West Virginia. The bride is Julia Diedrick's daughter of 250 Second Street and has worked with the Elyria Credit Bureau for years. Mr Barchard is with General Industries Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luella D. Frank
Morris Barchard
Louisville
Kentucky
West Virginia
Christmas party notes and club elections in Crookstaven
The Primary Department of the Sunday School held a Christmas party in the Church of Christ school room with wreaths bells and Santa decor. Students Maureen Brown Joyce Webber Hilma Bennett Vivian Carr and Miss Mary Fox led carols and a Jesus Birthday story. H. H. L. club met at Helen Koehn’s home for a Christmas party with officer elections and secret sisters. Beatrice Wensink Florence Loescher Hilda Schuster and LaVonne Gow were named officers. birthdays for Wally Rourke Eleanor Siegmund and Gow noted. Hearts games and prizes followed, then a luncheon and gifts before adjournment for two weeks. Crookstaven is noted as a village on Treland’s southern coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
C. J. Cheney
Santa Claus
Maureen Brown
Joyce
Thelma Webber
Hilma Bennett
Vivian Carr
Mary Fox
J. D. Hand
Jesus
H. H. L. Club
Helen Koehn
Glenwood Street
Beatrice Wensink
Florence Loescher
Hilda Schuster
LaVonne Gow
Wally Rourke
Eleanor Siegmund
Couple Married Here To Live In Lorain
Miss Irene Tracey daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Tracey 124 Kaisercourt and Donald Coates of Wellington were married yesterday morning at eight at St Agnes parsonage by Rev Leo Brissel. The bride wore a mustard crepe street frock with brown accessories and white pompons in her corsage. Audrey Tracey sister and Lloyd Gil cousin attended. After a reception at the bride’s home the couple left for an eastern motor trip and will reside at 9415 East Fire Avenue Lorain. The bride is a Lorain High School graduate and inspector at the Goodall plant. Mr Coates is in the insurance business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Tracey
Joseph Tracey
Kaisercourt
Donald Coates
Wellington
St. Agnes Parsonage
Leo Brissel
Audrey Tracey
Lloyd Gil
East Fire Avenue
Lorain
Lorain High School
Goodall
Coates
Nuptial Shower for Mrs Edson Mosher at Peak Home
Mrs Walter Peak and Mrs Mary Sawyer hosted a post nuptial shower for bride Mrs Edson Mosher who wed December 19 in Avon church. Guests were the bride's relatives. The evening featured music and games with prizes to Mrs Robert Barr Mrs Lawrence Peak and the honoree. Luncheon for ten, seated at small red candlelit tables, complemented by a holiday centerpiece and gifts for the bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Peak
Mary Sawyer
Peak
Usford Avenue
Edson Mosher
Kelen Peak
Avon
Robert Barr
Lawrence Peak
Christmas Party Hosts Review of Orchids on Your Budget
Research Club held its annual Christmas party and gift exchange Thursday at the Lamberton home. Mrs. George Lamberton and Mrs. E. J. McRoberts entertained. A program reviewed Orchids on Your Budget by Marjorie Hillis, presented by Mrs. L. Hi. Wilcox, followed by refreshments. Meeting adjourned to January twentieth with Mrs. A. E. Kemp as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Research Club
George Lamberton
E. J. McRoberts
Lamberton
Glendale Court
Marjorie Hillis
L. Hi. Wilcox
A. E. Kemp
Huffman and Hebebrand United In Marriage
Gwendolyn Huffman married Kenneth Hebebrand Thursday at seven o clock in St. Pauls Evangelical Church with Reverend Ernst Irion officiating. Attendant Helene Harris wore blue and yellow, Melvin Sayers was best man, and a family dinner followed at the Huffman home. The couple plans to reside on LaGrange Road after a short wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwendolyn Huffman
Kenneth Hebebrand
Ernst Irion
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Helene Harris
Wadsworth
Melvin Sayers
Earl Huffman
Chestnut Street
Coupe
LaGrange Road
Hebebrand
John Hebebrand
Elyria
Wadsworth High School
Abs. E. Woelfer
Huffman
D. Farkas
Dorothy Hebebrand
Christmas Party for Circle No 4 at St Pauls Church
Circle No 4 of St Pauls church gathered at Mrs Krieg s home for a 12 30 luncheon with 24 members. Four oldest members received corsages. After a Christmas song service papers were read and No Room in the Inn was sung. A publicity chairman was appointed and gifts were exchanged. New names were chosen for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 4
St. Paul's Church
William Holdy
Max Lyndon
H. Anderson
Claude Wigfield
A. Heginbotham
Guests Attend Recital By Miss Gladys McCullough’s Pupils
Parents and guests attended a recital presented yesterday afternoon by Miss Gladys McCullough at the WC A. After the program she served a refreshment course. The participants included Naomi Gegenheimer, Beth Summerlee, Joan Allen, Darlene Higgins, Joan Oppelt, Beverly Zarnke, Ruth Shepherd, Virginia Simpson, Sylvia Taylor, Janet Snyder, Juanita Gegenheimer, Virginia Schubert, Helen Buck, Sally Oldfield, Phyllis Powell, Margaret Roberts, Jack Castle, Elly Luther, Marguerite Edwards, Helen Warner, Ruth Meinka, Phyllis Alexander, Marian Spencer, Louise Goldenberg, Gwen Irvin, and Shirley Simpson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys McCullough
Miss McCullough
Naomi Gegenheimer
Beth Summerlee
Joan Allen
Darlene Higgins
Joan Oppelt
Beverly Zarnke
Ruth Shepherd
Virginia Simpson
Sylvia Taylor
Janet Snyder
Juanita Gegenheimer
Virginia Schubert
Helen Buck
Sally Oldfield
Phyllis Powell
Margaret Roberts
Jack Castle
Anniversary Surprise For Willetts On West Street
A group of twenty friends surprised Mr and Mrs William Willett of West street last evening to celebrate their fourth wedding anniversary. Bingo provided entertainment with Mrs Clifford Hill winning high score and Mrs Willert consoled. Mrs Lawrence Rose presented a gift to the couple and refreshments followed with attendees including Mr and Mrs Charles Decker, Mr and Mrs Clifford Hill, Mr and Mrs Alle Freeman, Mr and Mrs Jim Howlett, Mr and Mrs Frank Husman, Mr and Mrs Lawrence Rose, Delmer Huffman, Mrs Margaret Schroeder, Mrs Margaret McKinley, Mrs Sadie Brown, Mrs Anna Bruck, and Miss Kathryn Arias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Willett
West Street
Bingo
Clifford Hill
Willert
Lawrence Rose
Charles Decker
Alle Freeman
Jim Howlett
Frank Husman
Delmer Huffman
Margaret Schroeder
Margaret McKinley
Sadie Brown
Anna Bruck
Kathryn Arias
Hospital admissions and discharges list names and addresses
Hospital admissions include Victor Resar 153 Beechecourt Edward Mumford Cleveland Mrs Otto Tomasheska Grafton Roy Krugman 524 Part place Lee Brotherton 307 Clark Discharges list Mrs Vincent Fitz gerald baby boy 203 Bellefield avenue Mrs Frank McIntyre baby girl Grafton Dr Carl Ericsson Apt 15 Devon Courts Mrs Mike Sobassie 245 West River street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Resar
Beechecourt
Edward Mumford
Cleveland
Otto Tomasheska
Grafton
Roy Krugman
Lee Brotherton
Clark
Vincent Fitzgerald
Bellefield Avenue
Frank McIntyre
Carl Ericsson
Apt. 15
Devon Courts
Mike Sobassie
West River Street
Out Of Town Guests Attend Several Local Holiday Events
Mrs George D Nicholas hosted a casual gathering at Gulf Farms with guests including Mrs Grace Hill Worthington of California and Mr and Mrs Howard Wendell from Johnstown Pa. Obituary calls and family visits punctuated a busy holiday period among local residents with many traveling to Cleveland Heights Cleveland and Cuya hoga Falls for family events and the St Andrews church basement party hosting 37 youths with games dancing and a seasonal buffet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Nicholas
Gulf Farms
J. B. Guthrie
Oberlin
Grace Hill Worthington
California
Howard Wendell
Johnstown
Pennsylvania
Cleveland Heights
Wendell
Harriet Coffinberry
Guilford Road
Airs
C. E. Hancock
West River Street
New Orleans
Louisiana
Henry Hancock
Albert Sudro
Cleveland
Charles Good
Amherst
Matie Head
Elyria
Elizabeth Gifford
H. B. Isler
Fourteenth Street
George Pitman
Viandotte
Michigan
Martha Sayles
Twelfth Street
Ethel Heard
Washington, D. C
May Heard
East Avenue
Evangeline Spieth
Detroit
A. Spieth
Knighth Street
L. H. Wilcox
Jefferson Street
Carl Danhauser
Cuyahota Falls
St. Andrew’s Church
Archie Penfound
Leland Minch
New Year Activities at Local Clubs Tonight
Tonight the Twentieth Century Club hosts a New Years Eve party in Woodman Hall. British Empire Club offers a New Year’s Dance at 9 pm. Knights of Columbus hold a private party in K. of C. Hall. Junior Townsend Club No 1 hosts a New Year’s Eve dance in I. O. O. F. hall with Lloyd Smith orchestra for members and friends. Methodist official board meets at 7 pm in Berean room. Literary Club meets with Mrs Caryl Wood. Jefferson Junior High PTA postponed to Jan 1th. Junior Legion Auxiliary meets at Spring Valley. Middle Step Club holds a 7:30 pm business session followed by a talk on California by Sylvia Chervenka. Claire Tree Major Players present Little Men at High School auditorium at 4:00 pm Canton Lorain and Auxiliary have installation. Business Women’s Bible class meets with Mrs. Curtis at 315 Fifth Street. Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary meet. Junior Woman’s Club meets. Columbia Club meets. Women’s Auxiliary to Home for Aged meets. Townsend Club No 1 meets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Club
Woodman Hall
British Empire Club
Knights of Columbus
K. of C. Hall
Junior Townsend Club No. 1
1. O. O. F. Hall
Lloyd Smith
Methodist
Berean
Caryl Wood
Jefferson Junior High
Junior Legion Auxiliary
Spring Valley
Middle Step Club
Fifth Street
Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary
Columbia Club
Women's Auxiliary
Home
Townsend Club No. 1
New Circle 1 Officers Lead St Pauls Church Meet
New officers of Circle 1 at St Pauls Church presided yesterday afternoon. Mrs Ed Stang hosted at Telegraph Road home as Mrs F Raesler retired as devotional leader. Mrs Harold Greenich led the business session and new Secret Sisters were named. Refreshments were served to nineteen members and two guests. Next meeting set for January 13 at Mrs Anna Tuckers 145 Courtland Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle 1
St. Paul’s Church
Ed Stang
Telegraph Road
F. Raesler
Harold Greenich
Pythian Sisters Attend Holiday Dinner at Beals Home
Six o clock dinner for Past Chiefs of Pythian Sisters at Mrs. Ruby Beal residence on West Bridge Street featured holiday decorations. A January card party at Mrs. Rose Ryan's home was planned, with Mrs. Gertrude Smith assisting. Prizes went to Mrs. Ida Devinney, Mrs. Ida Henry, and Mrs. Joseph Boddy. Gifts were exchanged around a Christmas tree. Next meeting set for January 28 at the Boddy residence on Abbe Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Beal
West Bridge Street
Pythian
Rose Ryan
Fourth Street
Gertrude Smith
Ida Devinney
Ida Henry
Lorain
Joseph Boddy
Boddy
Abbe Road
Edison P T A Meeting Adds Film and Talk
Edison P T A meets Thursday at 3 15 p m with pupil entertainment by Miss Spencer and Miss Hollig. Miss Ona V Holly Y W C A secretary speaks on Family an Individual Hobby. A film Science of Money shown. textbooks explained by teachers Bessie Downing Mary Beattie Marjorie Rossiter. Jefferson P T A meet postponed from 3rd to 10th January. Kaieteur Falls in British Guiana stands nearly five times Niagara’s height.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Edison Parent-Teacher Association
Spencer
Hollig
Ona V. Holly
Allen Parent Teacher Association
Bessie Downing
Mary Beattie
Marjorie Rossiter
British Guiana
South America
Niagara
Chamber Of Commerce Secretary To Speak At BGPW Dinner
Elyria Business and Professional Women's Club opens 1988 with a dinner Wednesday January 5 at First Methodist Church. Harry W. Luethi, secretary of the Elyria Chamber of Commerce, will speak on Foreign Trade. The club octette will sing, and plans were finalized by the publicity committee led by Ruth Gates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Business and Professional Women's Club
First Methodist Church
Ruth Gates
Harry W. Luethi
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Miss Gates
Emma Dill
Wilma Vanoster
Evelyn Lehman
Bess Gauss
Dorothy Funk
East Avenue
Elyria PTA Holiday Luncheon Plans
The Elyria Council of Parent-Teacher Associations holds its annual holiday luncheon Tuesday January fourth at Mrs. Krieg's, 326 West Avenue, at one. An executive session is set for 12:45 with two out-of-town guests, Mrs. Andrew Rawson of LaGrange and Mrs. I. W. Basinger of Mansfield. Speaker is Mrs. W. R. Cavanaugh on The Effectiveness of Publicity. Reservations close 10 a.m. Monday. chaired by Mrs. C H. Crosby and Mrs. H. C. Gollmar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Council of Parent-Teacher Associations
Krieg
West Avenue
Andrew Rawson
LaGrange
North Central District
I. W. Basinger
Mansfield
W. R Cavanaugh
Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers
Cavanaugh
Cleveland College
C H. Crosby
H. C. Gollmar
Keen Kutter Club Elects Officers and Sew Carpet Rugs
Mrs Pauline Billingsley was elected president at Keen Kutter club, meeting at Mrs Elsie Swarzle s home on Longfellow street. New officers include Mrs Clara Farmer vice president secretary Doraswesey treasurer and sunshine treasurer Darley Pickett. After a tureen luncheon the afternoon was spent sewing carpet rags and Mrs Jackson will host in two weeks. Et Yet club gathered at Mrs Edward Schneiders Lorain home, George Carter presiding. Bridge prizes went to Mrs Harry Fawkes high and Mrs Max Bearer guest low. Luncheon was served and next meeting set with Miss Katherine Smith on Lake avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Billingsley
Keen Kutter Club
Elsie Swarzle
Longfellow Street
Clara Farmer
Irma Jackson
Doraswesey
Darley Pickett
Sunshine
Jackson
Lake Avenue
Edward Schneider
Lorain
George Carter
Harry Fawkes
Max Bearer
Low
Katherine Smith
Girl Scouts Patrols Enjoy Finwood Campout With Plays
Patrol Leaders from Troops 3 and 6 spent Wednesday and Thursday at Finwood Scout Cabin on Abbe Road. Doris Leatherman and Nora Lee Talt planned the trip as a first class requirement. At the campfire, each troop performed a playlet titled The Mystery of the Missing Emerald and A Club Session of the Lin gernots, and the girls popped corn in the fireplace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Finwood
Abbe Road
Doris Leatherman
Nora Lee Talt
Troop 3
January Meeting Of The W.C.T.A. At Methodist Church
The January meeting of the W. Cc. T. A. will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2:16 in the parlors of the Methodist church. The evangelical department chaired by Mrs. George RK Haines will run the gathering and the speaker will be Mrs. Lydia Lord Davis of Oberlin. There will be special music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Evangeliatic Department
George Rk, Haines
Lydia Lord Davis
Oberlin
Elyria YMCA Hosts Men’s Bible Class In 1935 First Meeting
The Elyria Men’s Bible Class gathers Sunday at the Y M C A at 9:30 to begin the year’s first session. Teacher L B Hindman will deliver the first lesson from the Gospel of John, with solos by Claude Wigfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Men's
L. B. Hindman
Claude Wigfield
Henes Named Judge For Newspaper Show
Ernest L. Henes editor of the Wellington Enterprise is named judge for local features or columns of original comment in the Ohio Newspaper Show in Columbus February 3 and 4. Eight Ohio editors will judge divisions while other officials from Buckeye Press Association and Ohio Newspaper Association oversee the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest L. Henes
Wellington Enterprise
Ohio
Columbus
Orrin R. Taylor
Archbold
Buckeye Press Association
Ohio Newspaper Association
Associated Ohio Dailies
Students Earn Part Of O. S. U. Expenses
Seventeen Lorain County students at Ohio State University have shared during the past quarter in two NYA funded projects to meet college expenses. Thirteen work in campus offices earning up to 15 a month toward their university costs. Four more live in cooperative dormitories with reduced room and board to about 125 a year. Dorm residents are chosen by ability, character and need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Ohio State University
University
National Youth Administration
NYA
Ohio
Byron Publishes Hours of Idleness at Nineteen
A note notes that the famous poet Lord Byron produced and released his collection Hours of Idleness at age nineteen. The work marked an early milestone in his literary career and drew early attention in literary circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Byron
Governor Davey Silent on 3rd Term at Jackson Day Dinner
Columbus Ohio December reports that Governor Davey will not announce future plans at the Jackson Day dinner on January. Rumors in political circles had suggested a third term bid would be revealed at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Davey
First Savings and Loan Boosts 1937 Depositor Rate
The First Savings and Loan Co. will pay two and a half percent interest to its depositors for 1937. Vic Breitenstein announced the rise from two to two and a half percent, crediting higher earnings in 1937 for the increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Savings and Loan Co
Vic Breitenstein
Tougher Women Said By British Lecturer In San Francisco
Mrs Bea trice Forbes Robinson Hale English lecturer urges tougher women in San Francisco describing an ideal of relaxed stoicism and an inner core of steel for resilience. She emphasizes strength and composure in facing world affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Beatrice Forbes Robinson Hale
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Crookstaven
Treland
Lovett Agency
Akron
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Middle Ave
Lorain County Home
Princeton Alyria
Orerlin
Hugh Greer Irafton
Ines
Sibley & Sprague
Tel
Ruth’s Wave Shop
Lake Ave
Jober
Colette
Spotnen
Parent-Teacher Association News
Edison
Allen
Jefferson
Jefferson Parent Teacher Association
Chamber of Commerce
Parent-Teacher Council
Mrs. Billingsley
News of the Girl Scouts
P. R. Smith & CO
Elyria Savings & Trust Bldg
Elyria Men’s Bible Class
Henes
Marcelling
Allen Bernard
Castle’s
Lou
Broadway Room
Gould
Our
Elyria Fur Shoppe
Cavalier
Schroll Coal
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Second Street
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