Miss Virginia Goodman to Wed John Steveson
Miss Virginia Goodman and John Steveson announced plans to marry. Miss Goodman, daughter of Mrs C A Goodman of 110 Homesite Court, and the Steveson family, will wed after New York holidays. Both graduates of Elert High School, she works at Mu Arg Stime and Mp. Steveson is president manager of the East Broad Street store of the A and I company. The couple expect a Stil wedding and a new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Goodman
John Steveson
C. A. Goodman
Homesite Court
Virginian
Dean Steveson
David Steveson
Parsons Court
Misa Goomman
New Yorks
Halidays
Miss Gundman
Rance
Elerit Hgh
Mu’ Arg
Stesesun
East Broad
Nurses Alumnae Elects Officers at Flyria Memorial Hospital
Mrs Thedora Foss elected president of the Flyria Memorial Hospital Nurses Alumnae with Louise Dylin as vice president and Florence Moore as recording secretary Miss Marian Malik as corresponding secretary and Gerine Francis as treasurer Two new trustees named Ruth Hupp and Florence Sanders are also chosen Hostesses for the meeting were Mrs Evelyn Wagner and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flyria Memorial Hospital
Nurs Alumnae Association
Jas
M. B. Johnson Hall
Theodora Foss
Louise Dylin
Florence Moore
Marian Malik
Margerine Francis
Ruth Hupp
Florence Sanders
Evelyn Wagner
Doris Arbie
Larna Sweet
Isabelle Boyd
Compliment Night for Lucky Thirteen Club Members
Mrs Howard Incott hosted the Mayer club gathering at East River Street with Mrs William Fortman Mrs Clellan Andress and Mrs Maurice Flood winning the three high score prizes. Mrs Walter Maloney received consolation and Mrs Anna Reid the special prize. Mrs C E Bedford was honored for a birthday with luncheon and mystery sister. Mr c was a guest of the Melvin Olmstead. Mr Burrer was absent. On January 21 Mrs Maloney entertained at her apartment in Heldmver block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucky Thirteen Club
Mayer
Howard Incott
East River Street
William Fortman
Clellan Andress
Maurice Flood
Walter Maloney
Anna Reid
C. E. Bedford
Aru
Melvin-Olmstead
Burrer
Maloney
Local notices and personals batch from Nichols block excerpt
Ralph McGinkis of the Nichols block has taken a position with Olid MMs in Springflont and will live with his brother and sister-in-law at At and Mrs. AT Mills in Spring-Model. Mrs. George Stark of 353 Twelfth Street fractured her leg Saturday and is homebound. Miss Gladys Williams, visiting Ely, has returned to Minneapolis. Mrs. William C. Wallurs of Corewell Avenue traveled to Olegant, Pennsylvania for a two week visit. Dr. Carleton Kemp returned to Texarkana after visiting his parents. The Keys of 186 Bell Avenue announce the birth of a son on January 7 at St Josephs Hospital, Barain. Robert G Morey of Detroit visited his mother in Columbia Avenue. W Smith and Ralph Young attended the Ohio Side Real Estate board meeting in Columbus. Eugene Vargo of 275 West River Street reports the birth of a son on January 7 at Elyria Memorial Hospital. A son was born January 7 to Mr. and Mrs. James Horn of Akron. Wright of Fort Han at 345 Denison Avenue on two day leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph McGinkis
Nichols
Ducks of Dental Laboratory
Gladys Williams
Ely
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Miss Williams
YWCA
Willtam C. Wallurs
Corewell Avenue
Olegant
Pennsylvania
Carleton Kemp
Texarkana
Arkansas
A. E. Kemp
West Street
J. Robert Keys
Bell Avenue
St Josephs. Hospital
Barain
Robert G Morey
Detroit
Michigan
AD. Strong
Columbia Avenue
W Smith
Ralph Young
Columbus
Ohio Side Real Estate Board
Eugene Vargo
West River Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Memorial Hospital
James Horn
Akron
Wright
Fort Hanhome
Denison Avenue
Parents and Teachers Association News Highlights
Gates PTA observed fathers night with Harold Olmsted presiding and Ralph Stearns as secretary. Attendees approved waste paper sale savings for Red Cross, authorized reference books, and named Ralph Stearns PTA chairman. Dorothy Barier’s room won attendance prize. Stearns played piano. A Garford PTA meeting reported about 50 attendees, pledge of allegiance, and welcomes to guests from nearby groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gates Gates
Parent-Teacher Association
Harold Olmsted
George Mershall
Retary
Ralph Stearns
Ie “Isur
Red Cross
Ned Palm
Inh Stearns
Iss Dorothy Bari
Study Club Meeting Notes at Cathal asexue
Fragmentary record notes a study club meeting at Cathal asexue with attendees including Mere Extw, Giles, and others. The text is unreadable in parts but suggests a casual gathering of members for discussion or study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Dane
Card Party Plans Noted by The Teer Members
A fragmented report outlines Teer organizers planning a card party with details about attendees and location. Mentions Gard R. Mee and Loyt mated Aber, with unclear timing and port references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maselers
Daughters of St. Andrew Meet at Mrs Dyke's Home
A Feb meeting at Mrs. Louis Dyke’s Oxford avenue home hosted the Daughters of St. Andrew with fifteen attendees. Highlights included a Red Cross War Fund pledge, knitting lessons promised by Mrs. Wilstere and Mrs. Lyons, and a bridge gathering planned for January 24 at Mrs. Mineg’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyke Home
Louis Dyke
Oxford Avenue
Daughters of St. Andrew
Max Calkins
Guild
Elkins
West Virginia
Fred Loames
Sunshine
Red Cross War Fund
E. L. Wilstere
W. T. Lyons
Red Cross
Lyons
Princeton
George Gould
Home-Mixed Cough Relief Ad from Old Paper
A home made cough remedy promotes quick relief without cooking. Instructions describe mixing pine oil and creosote with water to form a syrup and claims to soothe bronchial symptoms in moments. The ad promises money back if not effective and markets to families seeking rapid, inexpensive relief.
First Congregational Women Start 1942 With Devotional Program
The Women’s Association of the First Congregational Church opened 1942 with a devotional and program led by Circle No. 2 hostesses. Frances Cade, North Shansi secretary, spoke on China under Japanese occupation, detailing relief work, guerilla activity, and how missionaries endure. The session featured songs, a benediction by Mrs. W F Bell, and tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hear Shansi
Women’s Association
The
First Congregational Church
Circle No. 2
Wilbur Clark
Will Foster
Church of Christ
George Tulk
Frances Cade
Shansi
Oberlin
China
Mise Cade
Miss Cade
Mme
Chiang Kai- Chek
Iss Cade
W. F. Bell
Association
Marian Bassett
Mee
EB. W. Augur
G. C. Martin
L. L. Bo
Celebrated Fifth Birthday of Nancy Young at Home
Celebrated fifth birthday of Nancy Alene Young yesterday at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs W J Young 1407 Middle Avenue. The dining room was bright with russet and yellow colors and a decorated birthday cake as centerpiece. Guests included Jean McCoy Joyte McCoy Joxvee Gusky Barbara Johnson Molly Mathews Marika Knuff Indy Cul in Alyce Jo Young. Prizes were awarded to Jeety McCoy Molly Mathews and Jove Gucky. Many received gifts from her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Alene Young
W. J. Young
Middle Avenue
Ray
Jean and
Joyte McCoy
Joxvee Gusky
Barbara Jonnson
Molly Mathews
Marika Knuff
Indy Culiin
Alyce Jo Young
Jeaty McCoy
Jove Gucky
Maney
Puerta
Community groups schedule at Lorain area churches and clubs
A dense calendar lists meetings and events across Lorain County venues including St Pauls in Oberlin and United Presbyterian in Elyria. Entries note Auxiliary circles, Daughters of Union Veterans, Pythian Sisters, Lions and Garden clubs plus church society gatherings, with dates around evenings and Sundays and various hosts and locations such as Woodland and Dewey venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox
Victor Weisman
Ovotee Street
W.'Ta
Wiight
Alice Pleanick
Oberlin
St. Pauls Cityle No
Wonilford Sive
Hazell Club
Tom Mal- Tuer
Trump Club
Ralph Bramwell
Foster Ave. Pythian Siste
Emma Demandersen
United Presbyterian Church
Elyria
Commandery — Knights
County Legion
Lorain Legion Home
Second Congregational
Maone
Moosehall
F. Hall P
Chapman Camp
Lnbor
Elyria Garden
Eich
Acon
St. Paul's
Russell Dunford J
Mission Study Club hears W S C S progress report
Mrs AD Streng of Columbia hosted the Mission Study Club of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at First Methodist on Wednesday. Miss Helen Osborn presided as Mrs John Handehy read a patriotic piece and Mrs Strong outlined the W S C S first year achievements, noting funds raised and foreign and home missions work across Bunna India Malaya Japan Philippines Africa China and Pacific Islands. The Home department oversees 283 projects with 1 535 369 dollars in broader educational medical social and deaconess efforts serving diverse communities. The local group met all requirements. next month’s meeting will be at Mrs Fred Palmer's home on February 1 with a dessert luncheon. A rummage sale is set for January 23 and 24. St Johns Junior Walther League enjoyed a skating outing hosted by Barbara Huebner at her Oberlin Road home with Jeanne Carskad dat arranging. next regular Junior League meeting is January 13 at the Third Street school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunna
India
Malaya
Japan
Philippines
Africa
China
Pacific Islands
Home Department
Fred Palmer
HI Eastern Heights
Uary
St. John's
New President In Charge of Holy Cross Sodality
The Young Ladies Sodality of Holy Cross church held its regular monthly meeting in the church parlors presided by newly elected president Drs. Helen Wyszynski. Plans include a Lenten dance on February 14 and sending candy and cookies to parish servicemen. Fr. Budny spoke briefly and the meeting closed with a prayer. Next meeting set for February 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Ladies Sodality of
Holy Cross Church
Helen Wyszynski
Budny
Married 50 Years in Oberlin Golden Anniversary
In a formal Oberlin photograph Mr and Mrs FR oJ Davis of 258 North Pleasant celebrate a golden wedding anniversary hosted by their daughter Mrs Clyde McKibben at Elyria. Davis, once proprietor of the Sugar Bowl in Oberlin, retired seven years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oj. Davis
North Pleasant Street
Oberlin
Clyde McKibben
West Avetule
Elyria
Davis
Obertin
Rebekahs Host Founder's Anniversary Meeting
Rebekah lodge marks founder Thomas Wildey birthday with a joint program at Blyria Lodge No. 503. Noble Grand Theban Tookwood opened the meeting, officers were elected, guests from Oberlin attended, and plans for installation and Red Cross sewing were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clair Rebekah Lorge
Prissede
Cassie Richins
Tit O'vlovk
Rales Businiess
Mhenbers
Oberlin
Nnxt
Blyria Lidge No
Thomas Wildey
Order
America
Rolland Stegmier
Mast
Ohio
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Lindentri
Rebekah Lodge
Red Cross
O. Mirchka
Morrison Street
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Society
Dorothy Funk
Mabel Litite
Pany
Stil
Lewis Heidrich
Fred Sazse
Paul Wellert
Leah Leng
Wiith
Mary Rogers
Stella Schilleman
Eleanor Brandau
Ella Duckett
Edna Heat
Beatrice Curtis
Austrary -10
American’ Legion
Agnes Frroni
George Malike
Hoag
Tinoi
Hed Cross War Relief Fund
Dayton
Bunco
Fred Berkisles Hansen
Charlies Kremser
W.C. Lockard
Tureen
Eagles
Eagles Hall
Ann Castle
Leona Schmitt
Prac Janus
Yolan Gover
Thedora Foss
Nurses Alumnae
First Church
Wick
E. P. Ga
Mennelssohn
Elizaveh Rich
George
Beth Car
Gates
Bei Corkin
Ruth Townsend
R. Daykin
Worth
Beth Corkill
Igter
Association News
Victor
Bluebird
Columbia
Okeh Decca
Wagner's Music Store
Broad Street
Juhen Spoctcree
Ionally
Clasque Club
Hacey Hecock
Seventh Street
Ards
Ellen Fleming
Nami Struble
Asw
Gibional Church
Mildred Cope
Daniel Filo
C. O Schmitkens
Mexico
Sumner
Texas
Mexico City
Mer
Nity Asil
Palace of
Cathe
Puthla
Chobula
Ace
George Himderer
Myre
Radl C. Tay Jer
EB. Redhead
St. Andrew's Church
Leland Minch
Cornell Avenue
Reeter
George Colburn
W. Goacher
Miss Minne
Misa Norah Abbe
B. Tulk
Earl Ler
Penal
Nethe Launden
Stree Wa
Isha Law
Vernette Cowell
E. W. Baird
FP. A. Peterman
Nettle Lump
Edna Crawford
Law
T. ¥ Higham
J. D. Funk
Mr. and
Mra, FJ. Davis
AIR Corps
Kate
Rumford
Tre Rumford
Addecas
Rumford Baking Powder
Rhodesland
Ned
Cheveland Academy
Kredoaten
Dente Eat Ear
Henve Eniv Em
Nationel Aeata
Cleveland Academy OF Cosmetology
Anite
Bonne
Fhone
Rebekahs
C. F. Mark
Bill Curtis
Ohio Street
Free Javies
Wayseri Neans
Nick Smith
M. Pletcher
Wren Palmer
J. Handyside
Jim Dewhurst
Pete Naughton
Fletcher
Kenyon Avenue
Food Institute
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