Kathryn Stinchcombe Weds Weyland Hyde of Medina
Kathryn Stinchcombe daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stinchcombe wed Weyland Hyde of Medina at the bride’s home at six o’clock. The couple planned a four course dinner at Alpers Villa for twelve with Rev. O G Nichols presiding and Carl Anderson of Medina as best man. The bride works at Elvira Savings and Trust and will reside in Medina after February 15 following a short wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. G. Nichols
Miss Scoville
Milas
Carl Anderson
Medina
Alpers Villa
O. A. Nichols
Hyde
Elvira Savings and Trust Company
First Baptist Church
Bible School
Mrs. Hyde
Community notices and club meetings listed for the week
Local groups including Lions, Daughters of America, Order of Free Masons, Veterans Auxiliaries and Scouts schedule meetings at hall rooms and clubs. Christian Endeavor and Methodist society hold programs and teas. Public notices reference church services and district events with names like Harold Stone and Ruth Gates present.
Meetings and social events in the community
Division L of Second Congregational Church will meet at Mrs. John Conahee's home on Friday February 6. Members are asked to bring gingham pieces and sewing supplies. Knights of the Maccabees Tent No 7 held a meeting at Wurst Hall followed by a card party. Spanish War Veterans and Auxiliary plan a Legion Hall meeting tomorrow evening. Unity Club gathers at Mrs. Harvey Winckles on Cleveland Street Friday afternoon with hostesses Mrs. W. S. Griswold and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational Church
John Conahee
Lake Avenue
Knights of the Maccabees
Wurst Hall
Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Unity Club
Harvey Winckles
Cleveland Street
Woman's Association Meeting Highlights Book Readings
In the First Congregational church upper room the Woman's Association met Wednesday afternoon with the Home Missionary Department program led by chairwoman Mrs. W K Bartlett. Miss Fern Smith presided, new treasurer Mrs. Geo Nichols was introduced, and devotionals opened the meeting. Readings on Appalachian life from Prof Raine and Lucy Farmer plus excerpts from The Land of Saddle Bags and Three Quare Women were presented by Mrs. James VanDusen and Mrs. Bartlett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Woman's Association
Home Missionary Department
W. K K. Bartlett
Fern Smith
Geo. Nichols
Open House Night at Elyria VFW Post
A large company attended the open house night entertainment and dance at Elyria Post No. Tuy Veterans of Foreign Wars in the VW hall. Music by Stone Brothers and a Hebrew impersonation by Lorain locals provided the evening's program. Orange punch and sandwiches were served. The door prize radio went to Henry Haywood of 33 East Avenue. Elyria High School Radio Club elected Edward Hoffman president Paul Houghtaling vice president and Jay Seymour secretary treasurer for the coming semester. The next meeting will be in two weeks with the new officers presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Post No. Tuy
Stone Brothers Atvnestea
OL. Wilker
Lorain
Henry Haywood
Ast Avenue
Elyria High School
Edward Hoffman
Paul Houghtaling
Jay Seymour
Le Club de Moliere Opens Semester Meeting
Le Club de Moliere held its first meeting of the semester at the high school Wednesday afternoon. Eleven new members joined and led the program with items in French including "Long-bras, Longues-Jambes et Oeil-de-faucon" and "La Cigale et la Fourmi" among others. French songs were sung and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Club de Moliere
Florence Marshall
Margaret Keighley
L'Hiver
Zella Golechen
Liavocat
le Boucher
Pauline Elderkin
Woman's Auxiliary Forms Mission Study Class
Twelve members attended the regular meeting of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church Woman's Auxiliary yesterday. A China study class was organized with Mrs. C. J. Smith as leader and will run for the next six to eight meetings over the next nine weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Auxiliary
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Smdies
China
Mra. C. J. Smith
Mrs Howenstine 14 Speaker at P T A Meeting
The Jefferson Parents Teacher Association met Wednesday afternoon with large attendance. A second A Class dance and a third B Class dramatization directed by Miss Anna Spencer opened the program. Mrs. Jay Howenstine spoke on the meaning of the PTA to parents and teachers. Business reports followed and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Huret
Methodist
Sixth Street
F. H. Stetson
G. A
Whit la Story
Society & Box
ty. _M. Gay
Tee
Jefferson Parents Teacher Association
Anna Spencer
Jay Howenstine
Parent Teacher Association
Missionary Society Observes Guest Day at Biddle Home
The Missionary Society of the Church of Christ held its annual guest day at Mrs. P. C. Biddle's home, 434 East Avenue, with 37 members present. Mrs. C. O. Terry chaired a brief talk and devotionals led by Mrs. W. L. Burner. Mrs. H. H. Gregg guided China topics, papers on Education in China, a solo by Mrs. Gregg, and a six-member recital China for Christ, followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Missionary Society of the Church of Christ
P. C. Biddle
East Avenue
C. O. Terry
W. L. Burner
H. H. Gregg
China
Biddle
Dr George Gill Addresses Garford Parent Teachers
Dr George Gill spoke on Prevention of Disease to the Garford Parent Teachers Association during yesterday's meeting. He outlined benefits of periodical medical examinations. Mrs Carl Martin sang two solos with Mrs Jack Huge on piano. The session discussed the forthcoming Parent Teachers Convention to be held here and refreshments closed a pleasant afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gill
Garford Parent Teachers Association
Carl Martin
Jack Huge
Round Table Club Solons Discuss Rise of Slavery Question
Dro and Mrs Oscar Townsend of Ohio hosted a Round Table Club meeting. Judge A T Webber spoke on The Rise of the Slavery Question. R L Rankin led a panel on former presidents of the United States Dots and Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dro
Oscar Townsend
Ohio
Round Table Club
A. T. Webver
R. L. Rankin
United States
Dots
Taylor
Gates P T A Reports Feb Meeting and Regional Plans
The Gates Parent-Teacher Association held a February meeting with forty five members present. Mrs J L Mathis relayed a report on Abs Eleie Clever don's talk and the association voted to join the Ohio Parent-Teacher Association Conference. Mrs H N Ridener praised the organization and a plan to join the River City Council of Parent-Teacher Associations was discussed. Mr Agnew of the American Red Cross Lorain spoke on the Red Cross work and relief efforts. The Gates School orchestra conducted by Miss Hetzel performed two numbers before a social hour with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gates
Abs
Eleie Cleverdon
Hamilton Derent-Teacher Association
J. Ll. Mathis
Gates Association
Ohio
Parent-Teacher Association
H. N. Ridener
Ivera
Parent- Teacher Associations
Gates Plt
Mra. J. I. Warchester
Federated Board of Women’s Clubs
Northwest
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Agnew
American Red Cross
Lorain
Red Cross Society
Red Cross
Gates School
Mies Hetzel
High School Teachers Wives Entertained in City
Mrs W L Vaughn and Mrs x HW Secliener entertained the wives of the high school teachers at Vaughn’s home 141 Caro lin Street today. The group gathered at noon for a tureen dinner and spent the afternoon. Mrs I KE Welton and Mrs George Merthe, wintering in Tor France, Cal, are visiting San Francisco. Mrs Minnie M Brown and son Edward of the North Ridge are spending a few weeks at St Petersburgh, Fla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Vaughn
Len
George Merthe
Tor- Trance
Cal
San Francisco
Minnie M. Brown
Edward
North Ridge
St. Petersburgh, Fla
Bride Gift Shower Helps Elyrian Ladies Host Miss Stack
Miss Martha Stack, soon to wed Marsh Gwenin, was feted at a kitchen shower hosted by Misses Lucke and Ethel Nestor of Lakewood. Guests from Elyria participated in five bridge tables with honors going to Mrs. Lee Geiger and Teoretta McKee. Lunch was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucke
Ethel Nestor
Lakewood
Martha Stack
Marsh Gwenin
Lee Geiger
Elyria
Teoretta McKee
Lorain
Luneh
Is Mission Work Worthwhile Read Before Club
Mrs Karl Lehmann read a paper titled Is Mission Work Worthwhile that proved very interesting to the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Lehmann
Surprise Honor For Mr and Mrs Stegman Hosts
Mr and Mrs William Stegman invited a large group of friends to Lorain Street Sixth Place for an evening in their honor. Guests danced to music from a fine orchestra and enjoyed a luncheon after tulips and sweet peas decorated the rooms, making for a pleasant gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Stegman
Harry Neilsen
Lorain
Newlyweds Harbor Surprise Party at Home
Mr and Mrs Harley Jobsbon of 574 Clevelama Street were surprised by Logan Gas Company employees and their wives at a home gathering. Thirty five attended with cards dancing and a luncheon. A tablecloth and napking were given in honor of the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Jobsbon
Clevelama@ street
Logan Gas Company
Johnson
Amherst and nearby residents share visits and travel
Mra. Henry Hammel visited Miss Jenuale Jaeger in Amherst on Tuesday. Mrs. H Strickler returned from a several day visit with her aunt Mrs. S R Wibber in South Amherst. Mrs. Charles McCarvel was called to Crestline for her brother. Mrs. Henry Wurst traveled to Cleveland to visit her brother. Mr. and Mrs. William Glendenning and Mrs. L E Welton of Cleveland are guests of Mrs. W Vaughn in Caroline Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hammel
Jenuale Jaeger
Amherst
H. Strickler
Fifth Street
S. R. Wibber
South Amherst
Charles McCarvel
Middle Avenue
Crestline
Henry Wurst
Broad Street
Cleveland
William Glendenning
L. E. Welton
W. &. Vaughn
Caroline Street
Local Market Fruits and Prices
Sunkist Navals. dozen. New Comb Honey settion. Cocoanuts 12 for 0.22. Grape Fruit 28 to 35 cents. New Smyrna Fig a pound 35. New Dates two pounds for 25. New Florida Oranges per dozen 35 to 50 cents. Hand picked Apples four pounds for 25 to 35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunkist Navals
Doz
Local Market Prices and Community Event Listings
A mixed edition lists fruit and vegetable prices such as lemons peaches and celery with note of bread and syrup pricing. It also advertises two community events: a Caullgower C. of H. dance at Eagles Hall on Feb 3 and an Old fashioned dance at Carlisle Grange hall on Feb 7 plus a rummage sale by the Woman's Association of Second Congregational Church at West Side Market on Feb 6 and 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Cong
West Side Market Trouse
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kathryn Stinchcombe
Weyland Hyde
Peoples League of Stvangelical Bhur
Elizabeth
Nichols Court
J. Nye
Ic Daughters of America
C. Hall
Cose Hall
Indepenor of
Binaith Brith
Veterans Auxilary
A. R. Wall
Ers
Scotland
Ship Club Cabinet
W.cla. Er
Pythias
Wall
Guild of St. Andrew's
Tual Banque
Christian Lindeard
Christian Lendeavor
Itian Endeavor
Rogram
Harold Stone
Marshall
Carroll Post
Ruth Gates
Olie Dalmer
Margaret Snyder
Tobert Philpattaker
Carolyn Blew Iiam Muir Auldrewith
Russell Watdort
County
C. Je
Una
Conna
Rov
Westfield
N. Y
Mgr
Edgar Gates
Warren
James I. Yates
N.C
Ollie Oer Palmer
C. S. Engle
Harold Ith Terrell
Ruth Gates C
Engle
OF Christ
the Christ
William Bisamith Bt
Edgar Gigord
Tony Garf
Clarence Baker
Marseilles
Seigeti
Home Department OF Woman's Association
V.F.W
Radio Club OF
BE. H.S
ST. Andrew's Women's Auxiliary
Ewspapera
Howenstine
Pp. T. A
Garford
Townsend
Ifems OF Business Occupy Meeting
Vicks
Musical Club
Zoe Long Fouts
Federation of Music Clubs
Portland
Oregon
Aly Bullock
Lida Prigtaiek
Puesdas
PT. Paucls Missionary Society
Geita Miller
Missionary Society of the Peusschuren
Wear
Furrier
Broad St
Little Joe
Valentines
Scytt
Middle Ave
J. H. Holmes
Bradfieild Regulator Co
Atlanta
Pold
C. OF
H. Dance Tonight
Eagles Hall
C’mon Folks
Hoag’s
Blue Ribbon Orchestra
Elyria Eagles
Walt Glick
Night Hawks
Cook's
Cook’s Millinery Corner
East Ave
Second Street
Mizcaputa
Dugch
H. Dance
Eagles Ital
Thur
Carlisle Grange Hall
Dalek
Bloodex
All Food Alead
J. A. Ebert
C. Uowers
Harry F. Claycomb
Crandalls Drug Store
CW. Phillips, tLewis Merc. Co
Muir's Cut Rate Drug Store
N. R
Phillips’ Drug Store
Wainwright Florist
East Side Market
Postoffice
Toggery Shop
Court St
Brunswick Shop
Children’s Apparel Shop
Sauls
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