Miss June Garford Weds Albert J. Novak Today
Miss June Garford and Albert J. Novak marry at noon with Sister Miss Maxine Garford as maid of honor. Rev Leo Brissel officiates at St Agnes Church parsonage. Bridesmaid in teal blue, groom attends with best man Dick Cremling. About 200 guests planned for reception at the bride’s parents’ home with white and silver decor. The couple will honeymoon in Southern Ohio and live at the Garford home. Novak family from Buchtel, Ohio, is connected with Timms Spring Co. and both educated in Ohio institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iss June Garford
Maxine Garford
Albert J. Novak
Leo Brissel Eee
St. Agnes Thurch
Neoma Burge
Roberta Mosley
Pauline Giergey
Garford
Rhks
Nev
Ohio
Mr. Novak
J. Novak
Buchtel, Ohio
Timms Spring Co
St. Mary's Seminary
Burkettsville
St. Joseph's College
Indiana
Buchtel
Elyria High School
Zeta Upsilon Sorority
Worthington Golf Ball Co
Miss Bettye Kaiser Weds Eugene Smith at St Marys Church
Miss Bettye Kaiser daughter of Mr and Mrs George Kaiser and Eugene Smith son of Mr and Mrs Harry W Smith wed at St Marys Church this morning at nine with Rev Fr Joseph Scharnitzsky presiding Mrs Jack Huge played organ music The bride wore teal blue silk crepe The couple plans a southern trip and will reside at 245 Columbus Street after January third Both had connections to Elyria High School Mrs Smith employed at Central Bookstore and Mr Smith at General Industries
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bettye Kaiser
George Kaiser
Frankcourt
Eugene Smith
Harry W. Smith
Gulf Road
Joseph Scharnitzsky
St. Mary's Church
Jack Huge
James Bramwell
Jack Smith
Columbus Street
Notawa and XOho Sorority Hold Holiday Gatherings
Notawa club members at the Sooy home on Foster avenue held a Christmas gathering with Edna Bates as president and Mrs. Olivie Stearns as secretary. Gift exchanges, prizes for Edna Baun and Emma Kauffman, luncheon, and a future meeting at Katherine McKee’s on Williams street. XOho sorority met at LaVonne Gow’s on Wurstcourt with new member Joan Standen. Esther Markel honored on her birthday. bridge prizes to Hilda and Rose Schuster. chili supper and evergreen table decor. Meeting adjourned for January 19 at Joan Standen’s Charles Court. British Empire club hosted a bingo party with meat pie supper and New Year’s Eve dance at Middle avenue throne, Jackie Elton supplying music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron Sooy
Margaret Mahon
Edna Bates
Notawa Club
Sooy
Foster Avenue
Olivie Stearns
Edna Baun
Emma Kauffman
Katherine McKee
Williams Street
X Oho
LaVonne Gow
Wurstcourt
Joan Standen
Bridge
Hilda Schuster, High
Rose Schuster
Esther Markel
Charles Court
British Empire Club
Middle Avenue
Jackie Elton
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
A roster of admissions and discharges shows several individuals with street addresses. Admissions include Jack Turkus Rosemary Raids Cletus Smith Paul Greswit Mrs Andrew Pitman Vira Kerley and Mrs Franks Cragin plus George Shryock at specific streets. Discharges name Mrs Warren Light Mrs Alfred Buchholz Mrs Bernard DeCourcy and Mrs Sal Principe baby girl and Mrs Joseph Henke with their residential addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Turkus
West Street
Frank Cragin
Grafton
Cletus Smith
Center Ridge
Rosemary Raids
West River Street
Paul Greswit
Bond Street
Andrew Pitman
North Olive
George Shryock
Stanford
Vira Kerley
School Street
Warren Light
West Bridge Street
Alfred Buchholz
East Avenue
Bernard DeCourcy
Chestnut Street
Sal Principe
Erie Street
Joseph Henke
Fremont Street
Christmas party at Redingtons hosts campus guests
A merry group of young people gathered at Charlies Redingtons Washington avenue home Thursday evening. Out of town guests included Bob Adair Billy Deal Frank Kelley Beryl Bain Albert Starr and Miss Frances Morris. The scavenger hunt in riddled directions led teams to fetch commodities. The first trio back were Bob Adair Rosemary White Jack Meyer and Virginia Nye. The last group included Ann Murbach Bob Krieg Herbert Meister Thelma Kelley who won a prize of “Doper”. Games such as pool ping pong and Chinese checkers filled the recreation room before a buffet supper for twenty six guests home for the holiday break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies Redington
Washington Avenue
Bob Adair
Billy Deal
Frank Kelley
Lorgin
Beryl Bain
Albert Starr
Pittsburgh
Frances Morris
Oberlin
Acme
Rosemary White
Jack Meyer
Virginia Nye
Ann Murbach
Bob Krieg
Herbert Meister
Thelma Kelley
Doper
Vacalon
Fidelis Class Hosts Christmas Gift Exchange at Home
Mrs. A. L. Gegenheimer and Mrs. Mabel Manning Smith entertained the Fidelis Class of the First Baptist Church at Gegenheimer’s West Street home. Holiday decor and a Yule log centered the refreshment table as members exchanged cut-out wreaths trees and candles. A future-life predictions game provided the main entertainment followed by additional games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Gegenheimer
Mabel Manning Smith
Fidelis
First Baptist Church
West Street
Evening Dept Ely Tia Woman's Club Meeting
The Evening Department of Ely- Tia Woman's Club will hold its regular monthly session on Wednesday evening January 4 at 8 o'clock in the club house. Mrs. R T J Martin arranged an interesting program including a book review by Miss Edna Moore. Bridge and other games will be available after the review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely- Tia
Local Licenses Granted to Four Individuals
Herbert Richard Edwards 24 of Amherst a carpenter and Janette Spademan 23 of Lorain along with Thornton F. Cory 48 of Lansing Michigan a metal finisher and Margaret L. St. John 39 of Lorain were granted licenses. The terse item lists names ages and hometowns with no further context or action described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Richard Edwards
Amherst
Carpenter
Janette Spademan
Lorain
Thornton F. Cory
Lansing
Mich
Margaret L. St. John
Program Entertains At Meeting Of Elyria Woman's Club Dept.
Elyria Woman's Club Education and Fine Arts department enjoyed an entertaining program arranged by Mrs. Cassandra Brothers and presented by her pupils. Reading parts by Patricia Beatty Irma Hinderer Lois Cook with a verse reading. A short playlet A Tin Can Christmas featured Ann Donahue Mary Agnes Welch Carel Christman Lois Meyer Kathryn McConville. Lois Meyer entertained in character and gave a Dunbar monologue. The program closed with Silent Night and prayers. The department chair Lawrence O. Young moved to Cleveland Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassandra Brothers
Woman's Club
Patricia Beatty
Irma Hinderer
Lois Cook
Kathryn McConville
Lois Carpenter
Jimmie Brown
Ann Donahue
Mary Agnes Welch
Carel Christman
Lois Meyer
Parker
Paul Lawrence Dunbar
Lois
Papa
Carol Christman
Eric Chapman
A Home For
Lawrence O. Oung
Clevelan Heights
Sumner Hartwell
Frans Billings
Peetay Ll
Crimes
A. C. Schilleman
Billings
Local notices of visits and travel across households
Miss Mary Cordres leaves Courtland street for Wadsworth to spend the weekend with her brother and wife. George Metcalf, guest of his sister Mrs. Walter Davies in Eastern Heights Boulevard, departs for New York. The Reverend H K Finley to preach two services January first at Emmanuel Baptist Church Toledo. Mr. and Mrs. Crowder and Mrs. Corfman visit Oak Park Illinois. Mrs. Corfman to stay longer. Mrs. D C Baldwin with niece in Harvey Illinois broke her hip before Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Eager host Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hunziker from Niles Michigan. LeRoy Baxer and daughter from Lima New York visit Charles Day on Eighth street. Norman Schultz arrives from Athol Massachusetts to join his wife and son at Eastern Heights Boulevard. Mrs. H C Boynton of Grand Rapids visits sister Mrs. Carl Lersch. leaves for Cleveland. Bert Hummelbaugh of Abbe Road at H R Wright’s on Denison Avenue. Cadet Earl Brown Jr. returns from West Point for New Year’s at Ohio Street, then back to school. C W Koppes return from Troy New York. Dwight Koppes and son visit Wayne Pennsylvania and Troy. William Gates of Cleveland to visit George Stevens on East Avenue. grandson Billy Gates visiting grandmother. Miss Jeannette Sheppard returns to Ohio Wesleyan University after vacation. Frank Wood returns to Wheaton College after holiday at David Everard’s on Ninth Street. Miss Dorothy Faxon leaves for Boston after a week at Middle Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. William Struthers of Port McNicoll Ontario visiting R B home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Cordres
Courtland Street
Wadsworth
Albert Cordres
George P. Metcalf
Walter Davies
Eastern Heights Boulevard
New York
H. K. Fintey
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Toledo
Ohio
Paul Eager
Harrison Street
Harold Hunziker
Niles
Michigan
LeRoy Baxer
Lima
Charles Day
Eighth Street
Norman Schultz
Athol Massachusetts
Phillip Schultz
H. C. Boynton
Grand Rapids
Carl Lersch
Cleveland
Bert Hummelbaugh
Abbe Road
H. R. Wright
Denison Avenue
Cadet Earl Brown Jr
West Point
Ohio Street
C. W. Koppes
West Eighth Street
Troy
Wayne
Dwight Koppes
Pennsylvania
William Gates
George Stevens
East Avenue
Billy Gates
Jeannette Sheppard
OG. Sheppard
Park Avenue
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Frank Wood
Wheaton College
Wheaton
Illinois
David Everard
Ninth Street
Dorothy Faxon
Boston
Massachusetts
Middle Avenue
William Struthers
Port McNicol
Ontario
Canada
R. B
Pretty Home Wedding Unites Florence Sellers and Fred Hobbs
A formal wedding at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Sellers on Harvard Avenue joined Miss Florence Sellers and Fred G. Hobbs with Rev. G. A. Brown officiating. Florence, in a street length frock of Alice blue, and Fred, a senior at Ohio State University, plan to reside at 131 West 6th Avenue after the ceremony with thirty guests attending a reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Florence Sellers
Fred G. Hobbs
T. F. Sellers
Harvard Avenue
Florence
G. A. Brown
United Presbyterian Church
Titres Pelaek
Afr
Mgrs
G. F. Hooks
Alice Bhie
Columbus
131 West
I . School
Ester Crileae
Columbia Club Plans January Meeting With Educational Program
The Columbia Club at St. John's Lutheran sends its monthly gathering for Monday evening January second. Rev. A Schroeder, chairman of education, arranged a program featuring five reels of motion pictures by Harold Bushman of chans including Copper Mining in Arizona and Through the Oil Fields in Africa. Walternder is the newly elected club president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Club
St. John's Lutheran Church
A. Schroeder
Harold Bushman
Arizona
OBR
Africa
Walternder
Community notices from Elyria church and clubs
Local organizations meet Tuesday at 2 15 PM in First Methodist parlors with Rev Ralph Neighbour speaking on prison work. WCTU, YMC A branch, P T A and many guilds list meetings, hostesses and locations across Elyria, with various speakers, piano solos, and social events announced. A baby born, a student at Annapolis home for holidays, and a talent show prize noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Me Women's Christian Temperance Union
First Methodist Church
Ralph Neighbour
George Lamberton
Henry Beam
Betrothal Announced for Neva Carrick and W Henry Crozier
Neva E Carrick, daughter of Mr and Mrs Gulfread Carrick, is engaged to W Henry Crozier son of Mr and Mrs Crozier of Lake Avenue. Neva graduated from Brookside High School in 1936 and Elvira Business College and works with the Lorain County Agriculture Extension Service. Crozier, a Elyria High School graduate class of 1933, is employed in the time office of the National Company. No wedding date has been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulfread
Neva E
W. Henry Crozer
Hard Crozier
Lake Avenue
Miss Carrick
Brookside High School
Elvrra Business College
Lorain County Agriculture Extension Service
Myr. Crosier
Elyria High School
National T. Company
Martment
Sons of the American Legion Hold Farm Outing Hockey Game
The Elyria Post No. 12 Sons of the American Legion staged an Army vs Navy hockey game at William Ruppelt’s farm. The Army team captained by Charles Kremser won 7 to 6 over Navy captain William Minch. Daylong winter activities included skating bobsledding skiing and snowball fights with a bonfire hot dogs buns and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of the American Legion of
Elyria Post No. 12
William Ruppelt
Sons of the Legion
Army
Charles Kremser
Navy
William Minch
Columbia Briefs Chronicle Holiday Greetings and Obituaries
Columbia notes from a holiday season edition list vacation visits by Edith Longbon and other relatives, attendance at Mrs. Frank Herold’s funeral in Cleveland, and Christmas dinner guests at several local homes. Among attendees are the Bertters of Minneapolis, the Dawleys of Columbia, and multiple Larabee and Carpenter families, with names like Carl Herold, J H Bartter, Ruth Richardson, and Burton Rose mentioned in connection with church services and gatherings.
Christmas Dinner Gatherings Across Local Families
The Durkee family of Eaton hosted Robert Van Arsdale of the University of Pennsylvania for the holiday. Mrs. Ella Rundle entertained a large gathering on Christmas Day with relatives from North Royalton Cleveland Columbia Brunswick and Strongsville. Mr and Mrs John Burnett joined daughter and family in Christmas observances with Henry Klink of Strongsville. George Dent’s family visited his parents in Litchfield and Iver Roth and daughter Jane Ann of Cleveland shared Christmas dinner with the Roths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Durkee
Eaton
Robert van Arsdale
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Ella Rundle
Carl Rundle Ane
North Royalton
Char Rundle
Pearl Rundle
Mabel Wagner
Cleveland
Ralph Hopkins
Clyde
Claud Rundle
Charlotte
Elizabeth
Doris Rundle
Columbia
Iver Roth
Jane Ann
Eugene Roth
Oyster supper and dance in Bladen Grange Hall New Year event
Belden Grange hosts an oyster supper and dance at the Grange Hall on New Year’s Eve. Attendees include Revo and Mrs. C. Becie and several young people. The Mid Winter Bpgworth Tongue Institute was held in Lodi on Dec 27–28 with many attendees from the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shafton
Belden Grange
Grange Hall
Bpgworth Tongue Institute
Lodi
Revo
C. Becie
Betty Lee Taylor
Virginia Miller
Martha Shriver
Mary Frances Shriver
Ae Myers
Richard Byruse
Kenn “T Kline
Flord Lang
Marold Tien
Unclear meeting and social event described in report
A remnant OCR note describes a meeting chaired by Claytean with attendees and a university reception. It mentions a marriage event and a social gathering where both ladies and men were served and treated by a cheerful party, but many names and details are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hge
Wes
Svere
Grane
Mes
Henry
Fay Terez Imuver
Bar
Pinocle Club Meeting Promises Quiet Evening
Local club gathers for a discreet game night with plans for a modest, priced session. Members discuss seating and stakes as they prepare to meet at a designated home venue.
Grabenstetter clan dominates listings at club event
Frances Grabenstetter and Ge C Grabenstetter led positions in the evening results with Jo Grabenstetter close behind. Mrs. James Aldrich and Mrs. Art Wise also placed, while Rose Grabenstetter secured a top spot. Refreshments followed and the club plans a meeting at Ate and Mrs. Art Wise home in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Grabenstetter
James Aldrich
Art Wise
Ge C Grabenstetter
Jo Grabenstetter
Ate
Rose Grabenstetter
Grace Daniels Hosts Just Between Ya and Me Club Night
Mrs Grace Daniels entertained members of the Just Between Ya and Me Club at her home on Tuesday evening. The gathering featured needlework and refreshments. Mrs J H Sheldon will host the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Daniels
J. H. Sheldon
Christmas social notes and visits across multiple households
Mrs A H Furnish and daughter Ruth and Virginia visited relatives in Muncie Ind. Christmas guests included Mr and Mrs Don Caring with W C Knowles Mary Margaret and Francesany, Karl Kolinski of La Grange, Minnie A William J G Wherry of Elgrit and John Wherry of Chicago. Attendees from Cleveland included Mr and Mrs John Goodrich and Amy Low Daniels K E Lower attended the Ohio Education Association meeting in Columbus. Grace Park hosted Olive Park of Cleveland and others. The old Celtic name for London was Llyn din meaning lake fort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Furnish
Ruth
Virginia
Muncie
Ind
Don Caring
W. C. Knowles
Mary Margaret
Francesany
Karl Kolinski
la Grange
Minnie A. William
J. G. Wherry
Elgrit
John Wherry
Chicago
Charles Bush
John Goodrich
Cleveland
Amy
Low Daniels
K. E. Lower
Ohio Eduction Association
Columbus
Grace Park
Olive Park
Atty
J.B. Lilley
Billy
Elgrid
Hal Rothger
Easy To Learn Gregg Shorthand Adopted By School
Easy to learn Gregg Shorthand is taught to graduates and students. The improved system is adopted by the school and appreciated by students generally.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dorothy Funk
Mable Little
June Garford
St. Mary’s Church
B.E. Club
Charles Redington
Pat Withrow
Elyria, Ohio
Elyria Woman’s Club Dept
G Amour
Helen
C. Bist
H.C.T.U. Program
Elyria Men’s Bible Class
L. B. Hindman
Elyria Men's Bible
Josephine Mischka
Struthers
Eastern Heights
George Dall
Annapolis
Nicaragua
Sudeten Country
Old
Bohemia
Elyria Home
1St Methodist Church
R. Neighbour
City Council
P.T.A
Harricott's
Second Street
St. John’s 03 Club
Gladys Held
Quincy Street
Emmanuel Lutheran Missionary Society
H. O. Bogart
Princeton Avenue
St. Agnes P.T
Claire McGuire
Kenyon Avenue
Daughters of Scotia
Raymond Plas
Sigloe
Genevieve Gariss
American Legion
Chevalier Lodge Knights of Pythias
Elyria Woman’s Club
Elizabeth Stevens Society
Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association
Frank S. Harmon Lodge
Susanna Wesley
M. E. Church
Constance Walker
George Street
Lewis Home
Louisiana Avenue
Huldah Powers
Lena Klasék
Oreca Carrick
W. Henry Crozier
Elyria
Reublin Bros
Sons of American Legion
Edith Longbon
Baldwin-Wallace College
Hennah Longbon
Ivan BR. Bertter
Minneapolis
Minn
Frank Herold
Amr
Carl Herold
J. H. Bartter
J. H. Longdon
Tren Frran Company
King
Faton
Perry Dawley
Mildred Bville
Bart
Groentosen Sre
H.C. Bertter
J. H Bortter
Trias
Wilbur Carrenter
Austin
Rideeville
Miss Clover
Herbreeneer
Hugh Ingram
Els
Ard
Carl Bukberger
Shale Heights
Carl Ludicke
Lanewood
Hughes
Burton Rose
J. Ho Lanegbor
JH. Bartter
Phallic
Ane
Lawrence
Russell Carpenter
Ferry Reisinger
Heils
Lucy [Ves
Leon
Po AL Diswvcles
Irene Healer
Carl S.ns
Xfir
Charles Eng
Grange
Seine Setiay
Entertains Club
London
Llyn-din
Lake Fort
Elyria Business College
Grege
Broad Street
Harry S. Burr, Jeweler
Elyria Dairies Inc
Sunshine
Fay
Lake Ave
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