Wedding in Orlando Finalizes Geier Sanford Union
Miss Eleanor Jane Geier daughter of Mr and Mrs William Geier of Windemere Florida married Frederic Burr Sanford son of Mrs Robert Huston of Cleveland at St James church in Orlando on December 31 The couple planned a Palm Beach Miami Boca Grande and Cleveland return honeymoon with attendees including Miss Betty Geier and best man William Watkins Several out of town guests from Elyria Cleveland New York Vermont and Florida attended the ceremony and subsequent breakfast reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Orlando
Florida
Eleanor Jane Geier
William George Geier
Windemere
Cleveland
Frederic Burr Sanford
Robert Huston
Ato Bee
Milan
St. James Church
Betty Geler
William Watkins
Perry-del
Palm Beach
Miami
Boca Grande Sanabelle Island
Mr. Sanford
Joseph Laronge
Open Church Wedding Planned for Miss Carpenter
A party honored Miss Geraldine Carpenter at Mrs. Sylvia Pierce’s home on Thirteenth Street. Carpenter will wed J. T. Sharkey in an open church ceremony at First Methodist Church at eleven o’clock on January 21. Guests enjoyed towel hemming, a gift hunt, and a luncheon for attendees from Lakewood, Mansfield, and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Pierce
Thirteenth Street
Geraldine Carpenter
Ione Bailey
Jean Bailey
Herman White
EB. Copens
O. Jones
Lakewood
M. Jones
Mansfield
Ima Berry
Frances Kuhl
Sheila Oldfield
Oldfield
S. Jacoby
Freda’ ‘Kraft
Daisy Crandall
Norma Crandall
Edna Bronson
J. C. Carpenter
Beatrice Sherwood
Gould Gallagher Wedding in Cincinnati
Mr and Mrs G E Gould announce the marriage of their son Richard A Gould to Helen L Gallagher of Batavia Ohio on January 3 1953. The ceremony was at the bride’s aunt and uncle’s home in Cincinnati with Dorothy Wait and James Bruce Boyd Jr as attendees and Rev Wilfred McNeal of the Christian Church officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Gould
Stanford Avenue
Richard A. Gould
Helen L. Gallagher
Batavia
Ohio
F. C. Walt
Cincinnati
Dorothy Wait
James Bruce Boyd Jr
Wilfred McNeal
The
Christian Church
Pilgrim Community church Women elect officers at home
Mrs Jessie Bauer hosted the Women’s Association meeting at Mrs Elsie Scrivens home on East Broad Street. Officers were re elected: President Mrs Jessie Bauer, Vice President Mrs Fred Bauer, Secretary Mrs W A Bodine, Treasurer Mrs D A Stanford, Sunshine Treasurer Mrs Elsie Scrivens. Members pledge 50 cents monthly. $10 voted for missionary work. A quilt will be sent to Pleasant Hill Academy in Tennessee. Next meeting January 21 at Mrs Henry Smith’s 237 Winckles Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Bauer
Woman'‘s Association of Pilgrim Community Church
Elsie Scrivens
East Broad Street
Anna Scrivens
St. Matthew
Fred Bauer
W. A. Bodine
D. A. Stanford
Sunshine
First Baptist Church
Mary Miller
Marjorie Smith
Vivian Prout
Viola van Duyke
Mabel Byers
Linda Adams
Ruth Hege
Belgian Congo
Marie Waite
W. C. Porter
Ezra Porter
Joint installation plans for St Clair Rebekah and Elr tia I O O F lodges
Activities in a local week note describe a joint installation set for Tuesday night January 19 with rehearsalsJanuary 17 at I O O F Hall. Officers will take their places at the January 20 meeting led by Mrs Pearl Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
Elrtia I. O. O. F. Lodge
Rebekahs
Iva Marsh
I. O. Oo. F. Hall
Thomas Waldy
Pearl Wright
Lorain Licenses Include Several Local Names
A report lists licensed individuals from Lorain and Elyria including Alfred Nemecek 33 Lorain stocer Pauline Masher 2S Lorain Henry Smith 21 Elyria inspec tor and Henrietta Boskoski 24 Lorain reflecting licensing records from the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Nemecek
Lorain
Stocer
Pauline Masher
Henry Smith
Elyria
Henrietta Boskoski
J. Martin Beck To Direct Choral Dept
J Martin Beck named director of the Elyria Musical Art Society Choral Department with rehearsals starting January 15 at 7 45 PM at the Y M C A. Beck, former Elyria High School director, is an Eastman School of Music graduate and Masonic chorus member guiding the chorus to enhance the community’s musical life. Eleven games of pedro entertained the Friendly Twelve club yesterday at Mrs Diedrichs home on Cambridge street. High score went to Mrs Laura Smith. other top positions to Mrs George Folk and Mrs Leonard Duckett. hostess prize awarded to Mrs Diedrich. In two weeks the club will meet with Mrs Christine Derck on Bellefield avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Martin Beck
Elyria Musical Art Society
A. W. Huse
Beck
Elyria High School
Eastman School of Music
University of Rochester
Masonic Chorus
Pedro
Friendly Twelve Club
Diedrich
Cambridge Street
Laura Smith
George Folk
Leonard Duckett
Christine Derck
Bellefield Avenue
Ruth Kelling
Siglee
West Avenue
Bettye Moehle
Rosemarye Cluley
Betty Ryan
Marion Barnes
Genevieve Gariss
Chestnut Street
Birthday Surprise for Vivien Hummer Celebrated
Miss Vivian Hummer, aged eight, was pleasantly surprised yesterday afternoon by ten friends at her aunt Mrs. Charles Crowell home, 113 Wurst court. A six o'clock dinner followed at a yellow and green decorated table with place favors, yellow baskets with green bells, and a cake matching the colors as the centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Hummer
Charles Crowell
Wurstcourt
Edith Mocsny and Paul P Schneider wed in Ripley NY
Announcement says Miss Edith Mocsny married Paul P Schneider on December 27 1936 in Ripley New York. Guests at a Theta Beta Tau party heard of the wedding during a three course luncheon hosted by Mrs John Patak and Miss Helen Mocsay with prizes to Miss Ruth Fulger Sylvia Chervenka and Bettye Robertson. The couple will reside at 110 Kenwood Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Mocsny
Paul P. Schneider
Theta Beta Tau
Ruth Fulger
Sylvia Chervenka
Bettye Robertson
Wenee Fone
Lalcr
Tho Ovedine
John Patak
Helen Mocsay
Ripley
New York
James ReCupero
Lorain
Schneider
Mary Macsay
Elyria High School
George Schneider
Winckles Street
The
Ridge Tool Company
Kenwood Street
Senior Farewell Planned by Friendship Cabinet
The Senior Friendship club outlined a January 27 farewell with Elaine Johnson in charge. Dorothy Altfeld presided, Frances Lemon led devotions, and routine reports followed. A cabinet brunch is scheduled January 16 from 10 to 2 for committee reports, with next cabinet on February 3. Departments met yesterday. drama, music, craft groups outlined plans for upcoming meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Club
Elaine Johnson
Dorothy Altfeld
Frances Lemon
Casper Clark
A. E. Showalter
Miss Bader
D. G. Lowles
Mrs Thorley Hosts Lucky Bingo Club Gathering
Mrs A P Thorley hosted the Lucky Bingo club at her Nichols court home Tuesday evening. Prizes went to Mrs W Wolf Miss Phyllis Alexander and Mrs Ross Beal. Beal will entertain at 321 West street on January 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Thorley
Nichols Court
W. Wolf
Phyllis Alexander
Ross Beal
Beal
West Street
Joint P T A Meeting Binds Allen Ely Garford Schools
A joint P T A session at Garford School drew about seventy five members from Allen Ely and Garford for an evening of music talks and refreshments. Mrs Duncan Robertson welcomed visitors and announcements included a bridge luncheon and a postponed district conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen, Ely and Garford
Allen
Ely
Garford
Garford School
P. T. A. Sone
Duncan Robertson
Garford Association
Bessie Downing
Carl Wooden
Gladys McCullengh
Arthur Giles
Barcarojle
Tales of Hoffmann
Sentinen
Wedding of Last October Is Announced Today
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Troup announce the marriage of their sister Mrs. Flos sie Crayne to Ernest Neubauer on October 18 1936 in Ripley New York. The couple were attended by Mr. and Mrs. James Earl. Mrs. Neubauer wore rust crepe and brown accessories while Mrs. Earl wore blue with a white eyelet tunic. They reside at 374 East Bridge Street. The former works at Timms Spring company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Troup
Telegraph Road
Flossie Crayne
Ernest Neubauer
Ripley
New York
James Earl
Neubauer
Lansing
Michigan
Elyria
Lorain area personals and community notes overview
Mr and Mrs Charles Fell of Middle avenue travel to California for two months. Miss Jessie Randall of Cleveland visits Mrs J W Van Dusen. Attendees at Lorain Girl Scout Council dinner include multiple local ladies. Junior Gwinn attended Youngstown for Mr Booth's funeral. Births noted: a daughter to Mr and Mrs Richard Todd at Elyria Memorial Hospital on January 6. Arthur Hutt family off to Eustis Florida for winter. Birth of daughter to Mr and Mrs Arthur Schmauch on January 1 at Elvira Hospital. Gates PTA meeting draws about three hundred, Miss Cromwell’s class leading attendance, Betty Bishop leads a dancing program with piano by Shirley Simpson and Max Erving, social committee chaired by Mrs Innes serves refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fell
Middle Avenue
California
Jessie Randall
Cleveland
J. W. van Dusen
Lorain
A. Fritzsche
H. W. Luethi
E. J. Crisp
Junior Gwinn
Youngstown
Booth
Richard Todd
Princeton Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
J. E. Akin
Massillon
Ohio
Ridgeville
Arthur Hutt
Arthur Hutt Jr
Ninth Street
Eustis Florida
Arthur Schmauch
Elizabeth Court
Elvrra Are Hospital
Gates Parent-Teacher Association
Evening meeting highlights women association program
The annual Woman's Association event at First Congregational Church featured Cora May Walton and the Mission Study Clubs presenting a Belgian Congo mission talk by Mrs. Sidney Dart and her husband. Music by Mrs. George Tulk, Miss Harriott Francis, Miss Ethel Wise, and pianist Mrs. Eric Chapman accompanied tea hosted by Mrs. William Muir Auld and Mrs. Sumner Hartwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora May Walton
First Congregational Church
Woman's Association
Sidney Dart
Belgian Congo
George Tulk
Harriott Francis
Ethel Wise
Eric Chapman
William Muir Auld
Sumner Hartwell
Films of Approved Schools to be shown at D A R meeting
The Elyria D A R chapter will present films of Approved Schools at its January meeting tomorrow afternoon at the Elyria Woman's Club. Mrs J H Hurst hosts assisted by Mrs C D Gull Miss Norah Abbe and others. W W Brown will supervise the program and asks members to bring clothing and supplies for the schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Daughters of American Revolution
Elyria Woman's Club
J. H. Hurst
C. D. Gull
Norah Abbe
A. M. Boyer
Jessie Blanchard
Lawrence Meredith
T. J. Weidner
W. W. Brown
Civic Groups Schedule Evening Meetings Across Canton
Calendar lists open installation of officers for W B A and many local clubs and church groups. Democratic Women’s Club, Hamilton PTA, St Paul’s Circle 56, Gay Debs, H W Lin, Et Yet club, Galaxy, Monopoly, Needle Twisters, T H Co, O F Auxiliary, United Presbyterian and Young Women’s Missionary societies, So What club, First Congregational service prep, Daughters of Scotland, Major Woodworth Camp, A A U W Glassware Group, Bible School faculty, St Paul’s Church Council, and Emmanuel Lutheran workers meet at various times and locations around Canton, with installations and readings planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Women's Club
Hamilton P T. A
St. Paul’s Circle
J. Worthington
West River Street
H. HW. L
Lavonne Gow
School Street
Ruth Pickett
Garvin Avenue
Galaxy
Don Myers
Denison Avenue
Mario Jezewski
Sixteenth Street
Dr. Auld
David Nye
de Molay
Daughters of Scotland
Woodworth
Middle Avenue
Henry Ingersoll, Jr
Edna Moore
Bible School
Church of Christ
St. Paul’s Church Council
2Nd Congregational
Emmanuel Lutheran Sunday School
Year's Plans for 1937 Engage Empire Club Executive Committee
The British Empire Club executive committee opened the year with plans for 1937. Weekly card parties continue, first on January 15. A Burns celebration is planned with date to be announced. A general business meeting is set for January 26 to report on the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Empire Club
Burns
For Sale Vegetable Soup at the Grand Pies
A brief notice announces soup sale for Friday at M. E. Church. Proceeds go to church funds. Local readers are invited to attend and purchase bowls served in a community fundraiser atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Pies
M. E. Church
Daughters of St. Andrew Appoint Chairmen for New Year
Mrs. George Byrd hosted a dessert session as the Daughters of St. Andrew met at her Eastern Heights Boulevard home. President Mrs. Harry Reynolds named the committee chairs for the year. Reappointed were Mrs. Max Phillips sunshine chair and Mrs. J. B. Thatcher publicity chair. Mrs. Douglas Lowles became chair of the ways and means committee. Mrs. W. T. Lyons read a chapter from The Return to Religion before adjourning. The group will meet January 20 at Mrs. Theodore Laundon’s Sixth Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Byrd
Daughters of St. Andrew
Yeat Orday
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Harry Reynolds
Max Phillips
Sunshine
J. B. Thatcher
Publiity
Douglas Lowles
Ways and Means
W. T. Lyons
Theodore Laundon
Sixth Street
Framed Social Evening Honors Frances Akin Guest
Mrs. Frances Akin of Massillon entertained at 1105 West Avenue in honor of a visiting guest. Bridge games awarded Mrs. Jessie Beard, with Mrs. Gladys Bauer consoled. pink taper lit luncheon, colonial place cards, and a twelve-seat dining room. Out of town guest Mrs. George Gibbons of Cleveland joined. Eleanor Copas hosted the Clasque Club with Naomi Struble, Geraldine Watson and Evalyn Lehmann winning high scores. Knitting and sewing, New Year dessert, and a next meeting on January 20 with location TBA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Glow Club
B. W. Galloway
North Street
Keene
Marie Boyd
Gertrude Henry
Katherine Krugman
Leona Harmon Low
James Gallagher
West Avenue
Frances Akin
Massillon
Bridge
Jessie Beard
Gladys Bauer
Akin
George Gibbons
Cleveland
Eleanor Copas
Clasque Club
East Bridge Street
Naomi Struble
Geraldine Watson
Evalyn Lehmann
Representative Hamilton Girl Reserves Plan April Play
The group held an important business meeting yesterday to discuss an April play. Arlene Eckenroad was appointed to attend Counci meetings at the Y W C A. The girls will sell bread as a ways and means project. A Valentine party on February tenth is planned as a future event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Arlene Eckenroad
Bridge Wits host luncheon at Mrs Swiers home
Mrs. Carl Swiers of 207 Clark Street entertained the Bridge Wits at a one o'clock luncheon yesterday. The afternoon featured bridge with high honors to Mrs. Dorothy Ray and consolation to Mrs. Ella Meschke. The event noted January 24 at Mrs. Meschke’s home on Harvard Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Swiers
Clark Street
Wits
Dorothy Ray
Ella Meschke
Meschke
Harvard Avenue
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Listing
Admissions include Mrs Arthur Schmauch of 126 Elizabeth Court. Discharges list Mrs Henry Abramoska 818 Lake Avenue Mrs Anthony Jezowski and baby boy 1612 West Avenue Mrs Paul Pals 145 Longfellow and Jimmie and Roseanna Boyle 146 Elbo Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Schmauch
Elizabeth c
Henry Abramoska
Lake Ave
Anthony Jezowski
West Ave
Paul Pals
Longfellow
Jimmie and
Roseanna Boyle
Elbo St
YWCA Round Table Tackles Peace Pursuits Papers
Public Affairs Committee hosts marathon round table in YWCA parlors with papers by Mrs. J A Lucas on Our Attempts in Peace Pursuits and Mrs. R W Hancock on Our Policy Toward South American Countries. Mrs. Anna D Storck leads discussion. Next meeting set for Thursday February 11. Blue Triangle club holds January party planning session with Josephine Mitchell chair and Lian Height Irene Mitchell assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Lucas
R. W. Hancock
Anna D. Storck
Blue Triangle Club
Kymnasium
Josephine Mitchell
Lian Height
Irene Mitchell
Eames
Marmola Weight Loss Cure Promoted By Doctors
A vintage diet advertisement touts Marmola Prescription Tablets as the remedy for excess fat. It claims the thyroid-like gland releases a vital fluid aiding fat burn when properly fed, promising rapid results versus dieting or strenuous exercise. The box contains the formula for consumer inspection.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eleanor Geier
Vicks VA
Brown Company
Merchate
Lodi St. Elyria
Leedale
Beauty Shoppe
Imes
Telepho Leedale
Franklin Girl Reserves
America the Beautiful
Betty Schnure
Nevada
Elysium Soda Grill
Elysium
Broad Street
East Avenue
Julie Hayden
Mrs. Thorley
Tal
Paul LaCombe
Giles
Enrico Toselli
Detroit News
Mrs. Giles
Dark Eyes
Ray Perry
John Gray
Gates
T. A
Entertains Club
Mrs. Scott Gillmore
Columbus Street
Elyria Yarn Shop
Redington Block
Middle Ave
2Nd St
Honor Frances Akin
Henkel
LMS Zermet Sid
Velvet
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