Ellen Feron Wed William Fillmon In St Marys Church
Ellen Feron daughter of Mr and Mrs T A Feron 321 Sixteenth street wed William Fillmon son of Mrs George Fillmon 111 Huron street at St Marys church Rev James T Daley officiated maid of honor Miss Helen Fillmon matron of honor Mrs Howard Pasenow best man Robert Thompson. Bride wore white duPont satin gown with Queen Anne collar long train illusion halo bouquet. maid of honor blue velvet silver sandals and turquoise gown for Mrs Pasenow pink rose bouquet. After ceremony wedding breakfast for immediate families. couple to motor trip later and will reside at 111 Huron street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen
Nellie) Feron
T. A. Feron
Sixteenth Street
William
Fillpion
George Fillmon
Huron Street
St. Mary's Church
James T. Daley
Helen Fillmon
Howard Pasenow
Robert Thompson
duPont
Filimon
Elyria High School
Koplin’s
Rivoli Theatre
Harry Lee Downs Takes Wakeman Girl As Bride
Mrs Ethel Downs of East Bridge street announces the marriage of her son Lee Downs to Mary Irene Bursley daughter of Dennis Bursley of Wakeman Ohio. The couple married in Ripley New York on January 2 by a Methodist minister. They reside at 397 East Bridge street. Downs attended Elyria High School and works at the Bender Body factory. The bride attended Wakeman High School and works at General Industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Downs
East Bridge Street
Lee Downs
Mary Irene Bursley
Dennis Bursley
Wakeman
Ohio
Ripley
New York
Marriage of Elyria Girl and Oberlin Man Ties Local Families
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Margaret Eager of Elyria to Ralph E. Lyman of Oberlin. The ceremony occurred in Ripley New York December 27, officiated by Rev Charles J Zetler. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Robert C Lyman. The couple will reside at 267 West Lorain Street. Mr Lyman works at Cities Service Station with his father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Eager
B. C. Eager
East River Street
Elyria
Ralph E. Lyman
Claude L. Lyman
East Lorain Street
Oberlin
Ripley
New York
Charles J. Zetler
First Methodist Church
Robert C. Lyman
East Side Guild of St Andrews entertains at Taylor home
East Side Guild of St Andrew’s Episcopal church met yesterday at president Mrs L R Taylor’s residence 247 Princeton Ave with twenty members and one guest Mrs Carrie Hill of Buffalo NY. Officers for 1937 were elected and committees named. luncheon and quilting plans announced for January 21 at 12 30 in the Guild Room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side
Mrs Muir Auld Hosts Four O Clock Club at Eastern Heights
Mrs William Muir Auld hosted Four O Clock Club at her Eastern Heights Boulevard home Friday afternoon. Mrs George Brownell reviewed People Everywhere by R H Davis who has travelled worldwide for thirty years and shared anecdotes about Gandhi Farrar Shaw clowns and a Nova Scotia lighthouse keeper’s wife. The program also included a McGuffey Readers note from Mark Sullivan Our Times and a closing reading about McGuffey Readers collection at Miami University along with Detroit Library and Henry Ford holdings. Mrs D A Baird named Mrs Guy B Findley as Outlook committee chair for next year with Miss Callie Williams and Mrs Mabel Little assisting. Mrs Little to host Cub at her Charles home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Muir Auld
Eastern Heights Boulevard
George Brownell
R. H. Davis
Geraldine Farrar
George Bernard Shaw
Gandhi
Great Britain
Nova Scotia
Woodcocks
New York
Wilt Thomas
Mark Sullivan
Our Times
America
McGuffey
Miami University
Detroit
Henry Ford
D. A. Baird
Guy B. Findley
Outlook
Callie Williams
Mabel Little
Mission Study Club Hosts Nine at First Congregational
Mrs A C Hudnutt and six hosts welcomed thirty nine Club members and seven guests at First Congregational church for a dinner and program. The group sang hymns, conducted devotional services, and heard the president Mrs Robert Davies present "Ten Guide Posts for the Year" on Christian living. A review of "Missionary Tomorrow" by Kenneth Scott Latourette was given by Mrs Stanley Shaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. van Dusen
Floss Klopfenstein
Sarah Hamilton
Maude Denham
Artemas Beebe
Mission Study Club
First Congregational Church
F. M. Shelton
Columbus
Ohio
James Davidson
Lucy Houserman
Ed Gates
Ona V. Holly
Laura Harris
Jessie Randall
Cleveland
Robert Davies
Kenneth Scott Latourette
Stanley Shaw
Protected Home Circle Officers Elect and Social Evening
The Protected Home Circle Officers club was entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Smith at 637 West River Street. Officers elected: president Earl Kaylor, vice president Clarence Dunford, secretary Alice Kaylor, treasurer Lillian Heimsath, chaplain cred Shaub. Pinochle, refreshments, and next meeting set for January 22 at Louis Heimsath’s home. Six Debs club met Helen Reese’s at 112 Water Street to plan pins. Bingo awarded prizes to Gertrude Blakely and Alice Joviak. luncheon followed. Next meeting to be at Alice Joviak’s Cornell Avenue home in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Protected Home Circle Officers Club
Edmund Smith
West River Street
Earl Kaylor
Clarence Dunford
Alice Kaylor
Lillian Heimsath
Cred Shaub
Louis Heimsath
Middle Avenue
Helen Reese
Water Street
Gertrude Blakely
Alice Joviak
Cornell Avenue
four Lorain area licensees listed for trades and ages
Licenses issued to George Anastasiopoulos 43 of Lorain mill worker Marr Dallon 32 of Lorain Hollis J Derby 55 of Henrietta township carpenter and Iva Austin 86 of Kipton Anthony Kulick 22 of Lorain pressman and Bernice Krzynorek 49 of Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Anastasiopoulos
Lorain
Marr Dallon
Hollis J. Derby
Henrietta Township
Carpenter
Iva Austin
Kipton
Anthony Kulick
Pressman
Bernice Krzynorek
Holmes Home Monopoly Club No 1 Meeting Report
A brief business meeting preceded Monopoly games hosted by Mrs Larry Holmes of Bringston Court. Prizes went to Miss Mil dred Walsh and Mrs Jack Penrod for high and low scores. Guests included Mrs V W Pasbach. The club will meet January 21 hosted by Mrs Earl Rasbach of 111 Cleveland street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monopoly Club No. 1
Larry Holmes
Bringston Court
Mildred Walsh
Jack Penrod
V. W. Pasbach
Earl Rasbach
Cleveland Street
Luncheon at Masonic Temple Club Names Prize Winners
The Avenue Club met in the Masonic Temple dining room yesterday at one o'clock for a tureen lunch. Prizes in the afternoon dance went to Mrs. Carl Dramm, Mrs. H. M. Tapper and Mrs. Lewis Heldrich. A dessert bridge for members and friends is planned for February twelfth in the same dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avenue Club
Masonic Temple
Carl Dramm
H. M. Tapper
Lewis Heldrich
Dainty Initials For Luxury Touch Pattern 5743
Learn distinctive single double and triple letter monograms for scarves lingerie and towels using cutwork buttonhole seed and satin stitches. Pattern 5743 includes three alphabets sizes 2 inches 1 1 2 inches and 3 4 inch with placement guides and stitch illustrations. Send 10 cents to Chronicle Telegram Household Arts Dept 259 W 14th St New York NY with name address and pattern number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle-Telegram
Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th Street
New York
N. Y
Local Social Notes From Elyria Area
Mrs H M Tapper returned from Medina after attending Pythian Sisters meetings since Tuesday. Mrs J W Goacher hosts her mother Mrs Carrie Hill of Buffalo as house guest. Mrs Charles Edward Mayhew, Western College personnel director, dined with Mrs George Tulk. Bel Canto members visited with Mrs Mayhew and families. others depart for Ft Myers for winter. Gordon Boddy returned to Findlay College after holiday visit. An eight pound daughter born to Mr and Mrs C B Olds at Elyria Clinic. E T Reese left for Venedocia due to a relative’s death. Mrs William Hearne attended Spanish War Veterans event. Abel Evans and wife welcomed a son born January 8 at Filyria Memorial Hospital. Mrs E M Anspacher returned home after Kansas City visit. Dr and Mrs Broda Barnes in Elyria for grandmother I A Webster’s funeral. stopped by Mrs Barnes’ aunt Mrs LaMarche in Lakewood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Tapper
Medina
Pythian Sisters
J. W. Goacher
Cornell Avenue
Carrie Hill
Buffalo
New York
Charles Edward Mayhew
Western College
Oxford
Ohio
George Tulk
East River Street
Bel Canto Group
Mayhew
John Timms
W. B. Timms
Gulf Farms
Ft. Myers
Florida
Gordon Boddy
Joe Boddy
Abbe Road
Findlay College
C. B. Olds
Princeton Avenue
Elyria Clinic
E. T. Reese
Venedocia
R. H. Jones
William Hearne
American Legion Auxiliary
Spanish War Veterans and Auxiliary
Abel Evans
West River Street
Filyria Memorial Hospital
E. M. Anspacher
West Avenue
Thomas Anspacher
Kansas City
Missouri
Broda Barnes
Aurora
Illinois
Elyria
I. A. Webster
Barnes
Mrs. LaMarche
Lakewood
Rollin Hinkson Post Aux Honor Associates Meeting
Rollin E Hinkson Post and Auxiliary of the V F W met for a tureen supper honoring members with January birthdays Mrs Green Arthur Perkins and Miss Gene Lindsy. Afterward both units held sessions, plans announced for a January 22 party with Townsend Club Orchestra, and visitors expected from Norwalk Lorain Oberlin Wellington. Raymond Fisher of Oberlin College to address McKinley School PTA on Is Your Child Popular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollin E. Hinkson
Green
Arthur Perkins
Gene Lindsy
Clarence Locke
Nellie Burton
Mel Brown
Clyde Clapp
Art Perkins
Townsend Club
Norwalk
Lorain
Oberln
Wellington
Calendar of Elyria Monday events and meetings
Monday brings a packed schedule with Congregational Division F and Mrs Gladys Fritz at 238 Spruce, a Methodist Rainbow class officer election, Civic Music Association featuring Jacqueline Salomons at 8 PM, Elyria Assembly Rainbow for Girls supper and initiation, Ladies of G A R officer installation, B B B club at 121 Warren, St Pauls church supper and annual business, Knights of Pythias at Amherst Lodge, Y W C A Directors meeting, South Side Child Culture Circle, King Solomon s Lodge, Knights of Columbus, Business Women s Bible class at 7 30 with Mrs Arthur Myers, Townsend Club, Agenda Fraternity, and Middle Step Club at Y C A. Elyria League of Women Voters organizing meeting at 3 PM in Elyria Savings Directors room. South End Bible class at 2 30 with Mrs B Davidson, Elyria Garden Club postpones to January 18, India Mission prayer meeting at B Davidson s West Eighth Street home at 7 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Fritz
Spruce Street
Methodist Rainbow
Civic Music Association
Jacqueline Salomons
1St Congregational Church
Elyria Assembly
David Beattie
Warren Avenue
St. Paul's Church
Knights of Pythias
Amherst Lodge
South Side
King Solomon's Lodge
Knights of Columbus
Business Women’s
Arthur Myers
Chestnut Street
C. L. Bristow
Townsend Club
Agenda Fraternity
Middle Step Club
Elyria League of Women Voters
Elyria Savings and Trust Directors
South End Bible Class
B. Davidson
W. Sth
Elyria Garden Club
India Mission
West Eighth Street
Sponsor Card Party at St Agnes Circle 3
A card and bingo party was held in the school hall with thirteen tables in play. Winners included Mrs Clyde Barr first and Rudy Brada second in bingo, Mrs A Wolf and Mrs J Lorditch first and second in pedro, and Mrs J Mundrick and Mrs Joe Welsh in bridge. A luncheon followed and another party is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Agnes Circle No. 3
Clyde Barr
Rudy Brada
Pedro
A. Wolf
J. Lorditch
Bridge
J. Mundrick
Joe Welsh
Abel the Man of Faith at Elyria Bible Class
Elyria will hold its Men’s Bible class at the YMCA Sunday at 9 30. L B Hindman will speak on Abel the Man of Faith with Claude Wigfield rendering the special music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Men’s
L. B. Hindman
Abel
Claude Wigfield
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Summary
Admissions list includes Marilyn Rein Bucyrus Mrs Abel Evans 901 W River St Mrs Lloyd Bartlett Grafton Melvin Shipley 1834 East Avenue Russell Kearn 525 Second St Mrs Elwood Pierce 351 Oberlin Road David Williams 607 Dewey Avenue Paul Gent zel 916 Park Avenue Cloyce Prather 444 Clapton Avenue. Discharges note Mrs William Barkacs baby boy 275 W River Street Jack Renninger No 10 Smith Ct Nettie Green R D No 1 Charlotte Gtsey Ashtabula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Rein
Bucyrus
Abel Evans
W. River St
Lloyd Bartlett
Grafton
Melvin Shipley
East Avenue
Russell Kearn
Second St
Elwood Pierce
Oberlin Road
David Williams
Dewey Avenue
Paul Gentzel
Park Avenue
Cloyce Prather
Clapton Avenue
William Barkacs
W. River Street
Jack Renninger
Smith Ct
Nettie Green
Charlotte Gtsey
Ashtabula
Elect Delegates For State and National Conventions
The Elyria Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution held a Friday meeting at the Woman's Club with Mrs. J. H. Hurst as hostess. Delegates to the National Convention in Washington, D. C. the week of April 19 were chosen, led by Regent Mrs. George Lamberton and Vice Regent Mrs. J. W. Brandt. Delegates to the State Convention in Columbus the week of March 22 were also named, including Mrs. Lamberton and several others. The program featured current literature reviews, motion films, and discussions of American art and architecture, plus a report on Southern Mountain Schools and a display of related photographs. Tea closed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Daughters of the American Revolution
Woman's Club
J. H. Hurst
Washington
D. C
George Lamberton
J. W. Brandt
C. J. Crehore
Kellogg Day
O. W. Greene
A. W. Huse
F. J. Young
E. J. Curtis
Columbus
Lamberton
Geo. Bush
E. J Blaser
W. W. Bowdiler
Jessie Blanchard
Eldon Adams
K. Day
C. D. Gull
California
Booth Bros
New England
van Wyck Brooks
Henry Justin Smith
Ruth Cross
Southwest
Anthony Adverse
America
Ethel Fay Robinson
Thomas P. Robinson
Nancy McClelland
Charles M. Andrews
W. E. Woodward
E. A. Monroe
Eric Chapman
Bowdler
Roger Davis
Minnie Brown
Southern Mountain Schools
Tennessee
S. C. Crossnore
Lincoln Memorial
Harrogate
Tenn
Berea
Kate Duncan Smith
Ala
Brown
Ernest Crisp
Elsha
Norah Abbe
A. M. Boyer
Lawrence Meredith
L. B. Hineman
Crisp
Gull
Lewis Davis Celebrated At 70th Birthday
A group of fifteen children, grandchildren and friends gathered last evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Davis of 766 Penfield Avenue to honor Mr. Davis on his seventieth birthday. After a pleasant social evening, refreshments were served and the guests departed, leaving Mr. Davis with best wishes and several gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Davis
Penfield Avenue
Mr. Davis
Middle Step Club Plans Revision At YWCA Meeting
The Middle Step Club of our YwW.C. A. opens its 193 activities with a 7 30 p m Monday business meeting at the Y W with discussion on revising the constitution and future meeting plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Step Club
Yww.c. A
King’s Daughters Hosts First Class Party of Year
The King’s Daughters of the M E church held their first class party of the year Friday January 8 at 8 PM in church rooms. Miss Sarah Yoder led devotionals and Mrs Ault presided over the business meeting. A program included singing by the King’s Daughters quartet and a book review by Mrs Ackerman on Early Ohio Homes by L T Frary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King's Daughters
M. E. Church
Sarah Yoder
Ault
Mason Smith
King’s Daughters
Mesdames EE. E. Dettman
Dunn
E. J. Bond
F. A. Barr
Portman
Yoder
Catholite Study Club Meets at Mrs Alten’s Home
Mrs. Alfred Alten hosted Catholite Study Club at 346 Second Street with Mrs. Rosselot assisting. Members gave roll call, reviewed Catherine Tekakwitha by Daniel Sargent, noted as the first American Indian saint canonized, and heard a paper on Catholic international affairs focusing on Spain, Russia, Mexico, and Germany. The next meeting is January 22 at Mrs. Verbeck’s Princeton avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Alten
Catholite Study Club
Second Street
R. J. Rosselot
Catherine Tekekwitha
Daniel Sargent
Marsh Guerin
Spain
Russia
Jolly Ten Club Meeting At 332 Stanford Avenue
Jean Smith hosted the Jolly Ten club yesterday afternoon at her home on 332 Stanford Avenue. After a brief business session a guessing game awarded Jacqueline Braeudiga. Dinner featured a centerpiece of colorful flowers and tapers, followed by an amateur show. The next meeting will be at Jacqueline Braeu digam's home in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Smith
Stanford Avenue
Jolly Ten
Jacqueline Braeudiga
Lorelei Club Holds Evening Meeting at Noon Home
The Lorelei Club formerly the Get-Together Club met last evening at Claire Noon’s home with the hostess presiding. Donna Jean Mertze was welcomed as a new member and a social hour followed the business session. The next gathering is set for two weeks at Frances Rotunda’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorelei Club
Get-Together Club
Claire Noonan
Donna Jean Mertze
Frances Rotunda
Women’s Relief Corps Installs New Officers
The Women’s Relief Corps met in 1. C. C. F. Hall with President Claire Wendell presiding. New officers were installed including Adela Lutz as president and Lorena Handbey re elected secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Relief Corps
Richard Allen Women's Relief Corps
1. C. C. F. Hall
Claire Wendell
Florence Holcombe
Annu Grace Bright
Neva Rankin
Lena Klase
Hilda Rankin
Lorena Handbey
Emma Zahrles
Lucille Warner
Nellie Reynolds
Elizabeth Stegman
Cora Bullock
Phoebe Kleeby
Agnes Erickson
Adelia Lutz
Della Kreps
Swastika Class Officers Elected at Pajama Party
The Swastika Class of the Second Congregational church held an all in pajama party at Nora Smith's home on Lake Avenue. Election of officers named Nora Smith president, Jean Brillhart vice president, Kathryn Wolf secretary treasurer, Merle Fiedler and Edna Buell social chairmen. Eleven members attended and a luncheon followed. Next meeting date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational Church
Nora Smith
Lake Avenue
Jean Brillhart
Kathryn Wolf
Merle Fiedler
Edna Buell
Winners Entertained Daughters of America Meeting
The Daughters of America held a well attended meeting at Wurst hall last evening. A tureen supper was served by the losers to the winners after the business session. The lodge practiced with the Lorain council for open installation scheduled for January 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of America
Wurst Hall
Lorain
Bridal Shower Honors Mrs Bert Hall at Home
Mrs. Bert Hall, formerly Lettta Pirsch, was entertained by Mrs. Harvey Kuss of Harvard avenue. Bunco was played with prizes to Mrs. Hall and Mrs. HH Straw. The guest list included Mrs. R. Marlow, Mrs. Eckler, Mrs. Smith, and Miss Rollena Latto of Lorain among others, a floor lamp awarded as a prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Kuss
Harvard Avenue
Bert Hall
Lettta Pirsch
Bunco
Hall
HH. A. Straw
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Ellen Feron
William Fillmon
Harry Lee Downs
Church Guild
Mrs. Shaw
Officers Club
Holmes
Walter Hinkle
Elyria Block
Elyria, Ohio
Luxury
Rollin Hinkson
Raymond Fisher
Oberlin College
Parent-Teachers Association of McKinley School
Fisher
Elyria Men’s Bible Class
Imperial Furniture Co
Northwest
Fred Rebie
Miles Reynolds
Bewith the
Philco
Prilco
Day
Otore
Elyria Dairies
Ily
The
Elyria Business College
Accountancy
Broad Street
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