Miss Doris Spicer Weds Robert O Neal in Pilgrim Church
Miss Doris Spicer formerly of Elyria and Oberlin married Robert O Neal of Oberlin at Pilgrim Community Church in Elyria. The ceremony followed morning worship before a large congregation, with Grace Blackmer as maid of honor and Charles Mills as best man. The couple plans a Chicago wedding trip and will reside in Oberlin after February 18.
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Puerm Community Church
Elyria
Doris Spicer
Oberlin
Robert O'Neal
Jerry Newcomer
Grace Blackmer
Obertin
Charles Mills
Elycia
O'Neal
Lloyd O'Neal
Magnolia Springs
Alabama
Oberlin High School
Isaly
Chicago
West Lorain Street
Conna Bell Shaw To Speak To Business Women
Mrs. Conna Bell Shaw of the Educational Department of Oberlin College will speak on Interpretive Dancing as One Phase of Physical Education at Elyria Business and Professional Women's Club February dinner. The event, in First Congregational church dining room February 20 at 6 30 P M, will feature dancers. Reservations through Miss Vivian Hackett. Scouts conclude ballroom course with badge for Girl Scouts of Troop No. .
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Conna Bell Shaw
Oberlin College
W. C. A. Wil
Elyria Business and Professional Women’s Club
First Congregational Church
Shaw
Vivian Hackett
Miss Hackett
Kathryn Stone
Elyria Hotel
Adene St. Marie
Marjorie Coughlin
Vivian Sherman
Marth Jo Guinen
Julia Flood
Celebrate Emil Kansesky Sixty First Birthday
The sixty first birthday of Emil Kansesky was celebrated at 227 Wolf Court with a family dinner hosted by Mrs Kansesky. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. T. Schue and children, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Konsesky and children, Mr. and Mrs. William Ody and children, Mr. and Mrs. Al Sparks and children, Miss Dee Konsesky, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bishop, and John Konsesky. The guest of honor received a group gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Kansesky
Elmer Bishop
Emil Konsesky
John Konsesky
Race Relations Sunday Observed at local YWCA auditorium
A Sunday afternoon Vesper Service at the YMCA highlighted Race Relations Sunday with Rev Will Foster opening devotions. Augustus Grist of Cleveland performed two spirituals before Rev Grant Reynolds of Mt Zion Cleveland spoke on The Case of the Negro Against the White Mans Object. He argued slavery’s Christian paradox, ongoing housing issues, and the need for education and decent conditions as paths to uplift. The program closed with more singing and prayers. Cash farm income for 1939 was $8,250,000,000, slightly up from 1938 and below 1987 levels.
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Will Foster
Church of Christ
Augustus Grist
Cleveland
Reynolds
Grist
Heaven
Isaac Chapman
EK. E. Hamblen
Miss Evelyn Young Hosts Party for Crippled Children
Miss Evelyn Young of 1307 Middle Avenue chairs a Rosemary Club event at Notre Dame College Cleveland to assist crippled children at Johanna Grasselli Home. The event runs alongside a February 5 lecture by Monsignor Fulton Sheahan at Little Theatre.
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Evelyn Young
Middle Avenue
William J. Young
Johanna Grasselli
Rosemary Club
Notre Dame College
Cleveland
Monsignor
Fulton Sheahan
Little Theatre
Young
Bert Arnold
Bondstreet
Walter Shirk
Vermilion
Ford Myers
Rittman
Ohio
Ronald
Frank Welch
J. N. Rassler
Northwest Adjustment Agency
E. G. Johnson
Ohio Fuel and Gas Tom
John Mockier
J. Ferguson
O. P.S
Lorain
National Retail Credit Men's Association
Oeshler-Wallick
Columbus
Edwin Law
Lake Avenue
Ralph Neighbour
Louise Law
Mansfield
Alan Davies
Bucyrus
Joan Ready
Notre Dame Academy
W. J. Ready
Denison Avenue
Quill and Scrall
Lucile Hinman
J. E. Maynard
Fifth Street
John Ehrman, Jr
Grace Prindle
Ruy Bvars
First Baptist Church
Slivor Fisler
Mary Doran
West Pittston
Pennsylvania
Cleveland Academy of
Cosmetal Avenue
Dwight Andrews
Betty Andrews
Painesville
Ono
Mary Louise Harrison
Qzark
Arkansas
Tinth Elizabeth
Virginia Hagnell
Cornell Avenue
University Hospital
Alice M. Ruth
F. C. Ruth
West Avenue
Fritz Rudin
Wooster Street
van Wert
Walter Murphy
Margaret Flynn
George Kramer
Detroit
Michigan
Stewart Archambeau
Erie Street
Frank Smith
East Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Steve Orosz
Hazel Street
A. H. Goodspeed
Orange
Massachusetts
Helen A. Goodspeed
Gates Hospital
Bentham State Hospital
Fidele class gathering and future events at Hamilton Street home
The Fidele class of the Methodist church met at Margue rite Taylor's home on Hamilton Street with Erma Reusser assisting. Prizes for Valentine jigsaw puzzles and bunco went to Marion Witt, Dorothy Caughlin, Grace Coonley, and Elen Fleming. Marion Witt and Ruth Von Kamp were guests. a skating party and another daughter banquet were planned. next meeting place to be announced. Also reviewed February 15 at the Elyria Woman's Club the story Iron Brew by Holbrook about iron and steel industry including Monongahela mills and Gary Indiana boom town, with context of Carnegie Frick and Oliver.
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Fidele
Methodist Church
Marguerite Taylor
Hamilton Street
Erma Reusser
Valentine
Bunco
Marion Witt
Dorothy Caughlin
Grace Coonley
Elen Fleming
Buncon
Ruth von Kamp
Holbrook
Aileen Berninghoff
Elyria
Garford Girls Reserves Host Play Day at the Y
A Garford Girls Reserves variety program opened Play Day at the Y with group songs and duets. The event featured guitar solos, a candy sale, hobby displays, a fortune teller, and games. Joyce Maxiener won a special prize. Garford group attended. Next Play Day is February 24 from two to four.
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Garford Girls
Y. WC
Garford
Jean Kessler
Garford Girl Reserves
Floyd Moore
Lynette Schaefer
R. A. Petersen
Wickinley
Joyce Maxiener
Garford Group
McKinley Girl
Jefferson Git
Church of Christ Meetings Led by William Ryan
William Ryan led CE meetings at the Church of Christ on Sunday evening with an informal round table discussion. A summary of the CE since 1935 framed the talk on trusting in God to carry on. An executive meeting was slated for Thursday at 7:30 at the church. Divisions plan an all day Red Cross sewing session Tuesday at Mrs. John Law’s 105 Tannery Street. Mrs. T Higham cannot host due to a relative’s death.
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C. E
William Ryan
Church of Christ
Red Cross
John Law
Tannery Street
T Higham
Harding
Supper Bazaar Draws Many At First Congregational Church
The High school department of First Congregational church staged a Saturday supper bazaar in Gates room with month themed centerpieces. Tables featured Washington on horseback, Valentine decor and festive touches. Good Will Bible class served from five to seven thirty with music by Mrs. Eric Chapman. Proceeds fund curtains for Sunday school rooms as booths sold candy, canned goods, yarn projects and photos. Organizers include Manhattan Lengel, Herbert Laxman, Hom Price, Richard Gollmar, Edgar Bates, Jean Plocher, Barbara Suppes, Ethel Wise, Mary K. Miller and Virginia Zaiser.
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First Congregational Church
George Washington
Valentine
Eric Chapman
Lucy Houserman
Star Gate
Manhatten Lengel
Herbert Laxman
Hom Price
Richard Gollmar
Edgarates
Jean Plocher
Barbara Suppes
Ethel Wise
Mary K. Miller
Virginia Zaiser
Community Groups Hold Meetings and Plans in Local Churches
Regular Rain bow class meeting postponed to February 19 at Mrs Otis S Forsyth home 204 Harrison St. Miss Walend hosted la Femme club with Loretta Kedroski and Josephine Zlatkowski as guests. Pokeno prizes to Irene Staskiews and Mary Pongracz. Adjourned to meet two weeks later at Mary Pongracz in Lorain. St Andrew's Young Peoples society held a meeting with carnival success. plans for splash party, rummage sale February 24 with West Side Guild, and a Lent paper sale. Holy Cross Young Ladies Sodality met at church. Helen Ozminski notes true friendship, sunshine committee chosen to contact ill members. Plans for a dance discussed. Rev Fathers Capiga and Buday attended. Maren third date noted.
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The
Methodist Church
Otis S. Forsyth
Harrison Street
Walend
Jane Walend
Foster Avenue
la Femme Club
Loretta Kedroski
Lorain
Josephine Zlatkowski
Pokeno
Irene Staskiews
Mary Pongracz
Killie Schneider
Helen Tombo
Angelo Pliszka
Julia Natowski
Bessie Kunch
Ernie Haylor
St. Andrew's , Young Peoples’ Society
Jim Ferguson
West Side Guild
Witrid Bowdler
Young Ladies Sodality of
Holy Cross Church
Helen Ozminski
Therese Dobrowski
Helen Wawrzencak
Mary Kaminski
Jani Tomasheski
Stella Boreski
Irene Wizdrek
Sodality
Father Joseph Capiga
New York
Lawrence Buday
Father Capiga
Maren
Will Conduct Contract Bridge Lecture Series
The Elyria Woman's Club starts a series of contract bridge lectures on February 22 with sessions at 2 PM and 8 PM. Alvin Juandy of Cleveland will direct, praising the club and promising simple concepts and imaginative play beyond bidding. The first four lectures will cover fundamentals.
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Elyria Woman's Club
Alvin Juandy
Cleveland
Elyria
Levington book review at Round Table club reading
Mrs Ronald Dunn read from Levant's new book A Smatter ing of Ignorance for club members. The event, hosted at Judge A R Webber's home on Washington Avenue, offered unusual glimpses into the lives of famed musicians and entertainment giants such as Stokowski, Hippo Marx, Bruno Walter and Geo Gershwin. Eva Smith described her summer trip through Central Europe, her pottery, jewelry and country experiences. After refreshments, members adjourned, with the next meeting set for February 23 at Mr and Mrs F O Wilford's Seventh Street home.
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Levant
Ronald Dunn
Round Table Club
A. R. Webber
Washington Avenue
M Cians
Stokowski
H Po Marx
Bruno Walter
Geo. Gershwin
Eva Smith
Europe
F. O. Wilford
Seventh Street
Inter-Club Council Plans Play Day Shifts
Girl Reserve Inter-Club Council met Saturday afternoon at the YWCA. Members discussed future Play Day plans and decided after each club presents a program, the remaining Play Days will be given to interest groups. Lois Reese led devotions from the Psalms. The next meeting is March 9 at 12:00.
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Girl Reserve Inter-Club Council
Lois Reese
Landy Named In Top Ten Of 1939 Bridge Players
Mr Landy, national champion at the As lacey Park tournament in August 1939, earned champion master points from the American Contract Bridge Association league. He took second in grand masters individual play in April 1939 and was listed among Colliers best ten players for the year. Cloakroom attendants in Paris hotels and restaurants insist on checking guests gas masks. Gorgeous mixed bouquets 7c. We deliver.
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Landy
Aslacey Park
American Contract Bridge Association League
Colliers
Paris
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Pilgrim Church
Arthur Powers
Otto J. Ruth
Fred . Powers
Amherst
Tedi A. Ruth
Emil Ruth
Harold R. Moore
Amhherst
Atv.w.c.a
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Botani R
Mackinaw
Iron and Steel Industry
United States
Boulder Dam
Ruth's
Lake Ave
Ake
Oe Elle
Eleanor Datena
Jefferson Girl
Ida Gottlieb
Sunshine
Jefferson Girls
Rainbow Skating Rink
Valentines
E. Bridge Street
Alvin Landy
Inter
Cleveland Academy
All-American School Association
Cleveland Academy of Cosmetology, Inc
Euclid Ave
Daurtaar
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