Miss Edna Whitney Weds Carl Folley In LaPorte Church
Miss Edna Lucille Whitney and Carl Folley were married at LaPorte M E Church with Rev. Thomas Hughes officiating. The bride wore ivory satin with a pearl clip, carried a satin Bible with roses, and was attended by bridesmaids in peach and yellow. After a reception for 150, the couple left for California awaiting a Cleveland home.
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Hite
la Porte M. E
Edna Lucille Whitney
Carl Folley
Miss Whitney
C. F. Whitney
East Avenue
Folley
Martin Folley
West 99Th Street
Cleveland
Thomas Hughes
Mary Fox
Ethelbert Nevin
Kappa Tau Sigma
Sigmund Romberg
H. H Gregg
Whitney
Lohengrin
Charles Bruce
Ruth Foller
Earl Brown
Elwood Folley
Elmore Folley
Robert Folley
Elyria High School
LaPorte Methodist Episcopal Church
The
Cardboard Club
Lambda Chi
West Commerce School
Dennison Congregational Church
Lakewood
Sohio
McKinley Parent Teacher Association January Meeting Highlights
Jefferson P T A holds Founders Day fund drive and scrap-book project. A January program featured Judge H H Nye on Juvenile Delinquency, stressing home discipline and environment. The group planned a February 4 dance and reported ninety members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Parent-Teacher Association
A. M. Fell
Donald Smith
Richard Maurer
Dudley Hornung
Ernest Vargo
Viola Hargrave
F. A. Dusthimer
H. H. Nye
Y W C A Board Plans 25th Anniversary Celebration
Y W C A board discussed the 25th anniversary at the annual meeting held in the parlor. The January 25 banquet at Sit Huis will feature Dr Edwin McNeil Poret of Euclid Avenue Baptist Church as speaker.
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Y.W.C.A. Board
Eee
Distinguished Guests At Installation For Ladies Of G. A. R.
Elyria hosted the installation of Captain P. D. Reefy Circle No. 96 Ladies of the G A R with about forty in attendance. Cleveland delegates Carrie North Nora Kohler Sadie Williams Florence Deighton Carrie Jackson and Lorain officers Laurabelle Tremaine Mary Larson Mary Martina installed officers Myrtle Rose Mary Flood Celia Livingston Hattie Smith Rose Dale Dorothy Willett Elizabeth Decker Mike Howlett Daisy Hardy Margaret McKinley Margaret Schroeder Edith Hill received gifts and a luncheon closed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
P. D. Reefy
Carrie North
Cleveland
Nora Kohler
East Liverpool
Ohio
National Council of Administration
Sadie Mae Williams
Florence Deighton
Department C. of A
Carrie Jackson
Lorain
Laurabelle Tremaine
Mary Larson
Mary Martina
Williams
Deighton
Jackson
Myrtle Rose
Mary Flood
Celia Livingston
Hattie Smith
Rose Dale
Dorothy Willett
Elizabeth Decker
Mike Howlett
Daisy Hardy
Margaret McKinley
Margaret Schroeder
Edith Hill
Anna Bruck
Rainbow For Girls Elects New Officers
Election of officers was held in the I. O. O. F. hall last evening by the Elyria Assembly of Rainbow for Girls. The following officers were elected for the ensuing term: Almeida Martin worthy advisor, Jean Price worthy assistant adviser, Betty Miller charity, Marie Gratz Hope, Peg Marsh Faith, Caroline Rhodes recorder, Jean Aschenbach treasurer. Open installation will be held on Monday evening January 24 in the I. O. O. F hall.
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Elyria
S. S. Club Meeting At Janice Ellett Home
The S. S. Club met at Janice Ellett’s home on Eastern Heights boulevard. Games provided the evening’s diversion and the prize went to Carol Ann Peak. A delicious refreshment course followed the meeting.
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S. S
Janice Ellett
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Carol Ann Peak
Thoxine Throat and Cough Medicine Ad Declares Relief
An old fashioned remedy for sore throat and cough is urged as real medicine. Thoxine promises relief on first swallow and rapid soothing, with improved throat secretions and phlegm loosening. The ad notes doctor approval and carton ingredient listing, appealing to families and children, and lists prices 60c and $1.00.
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East
Ladies Swim Sessions at YMCA Pool
Ladies swim at the YMCA pool on Tuesday and Thursday mornings at 9 30 and Wednesday and Friday evenings at 7.00. Cost is 25 cents per swim or available by membership rates.
Local Women Voters Begin Unicameral Legislature Study
The League of Women Voters opened a series on unicameral government led by Mrs. Stanley Jackson. The first session reviewed American legislatures, their structures and arguments for and against bicameralism. A second meeting set for next Monday will cover the unicameral system and experiments, followed by Ohio focused study and a final debate, with each session recapping prior material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women Voters
Stanley Jackson
Ohio
Evening Calendar of Local organizational Meetings
A set of tonight events including Phi Kappa Sigma with Jane Crow on West avenue, Mary-Martha class at WoL Church 740 Eagles Auxiliary bingo, B B B Club with Ruth Shepard, M T M club with Mrs Fred Maddock, Robson Court. Legion Auxiliary shower for Home Kitchen and Plus Ultra class at M E Chuck with Mrs H H Hackney on Harvard avenue. Daughters of Union Veterans install officers at Woman's Club. Alpha Beta Gamma meet Eleanor Holliday West avenue. Funmakers with Mrs V Resar Beebe Court. Iotaiu dinner at Losers 6 30. I O O F Lodge installs officers. Sigloe with Betty Ryan 3rd street. Lorain County Medical Society dinner Hotel Antlers Lorain 5 pm. Ladies Auxiliary two Knights of St John meet Ellis Lodge. High School PTA annual dinner 6 in cafeteria followed by Dusty Miller humorist and Patsy Peter readings.
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Phi Kappa Sigma
Jane Crow
West Avenue
Mary-Martha
Eagles
Ruth Shepard
Clark Street
Fred Maddock
Robson Court
Legion Auxiliary
Ultra
M. E. Chuck
H. H. Hackney
Harvard Avenue
Daughters of Union Veterans
Woman’s Club
Alpha Beta Ghamma
Eleanor Holliday
V Resar
Beebe Court
Iotaiu
I. O. O. F. Lodge
Sigloe
Betty Ryan
3Rd Street
Lorain County Medical Society
Woman’s Club Speaker Explores Art Philosophy
Elyria Woman’s Club general meeting features sculptress and costume designer Miiam E. Cramer discussing Women in Art. Mrs Wayne Black, of Avon, will be the soloist for the Wednesday afternoon program.
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Miiam E. Cramer
Ting
Elyria Womans Club, Inc
Women In Art
Wayne Black
Avon
Dessert Bridge Plan Led by Mrs Leo Meyer at Elyrma Club
Mrs Leo Meyer heads a committee of eighteen planning a dessert bridge at the Elyrma Woman's Club. The event will be held Friday with a dessert course served at one o'clock and games in the afternoon.
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Leo Meyer
Amerian Home and Child Welfare
Elyrma Woman's Club
Williver
News Of The Girl Scouts CARDINAL TROOP Formation at Second Congregational Church
Ruth Dougherty led the Cardinal Troop of Girl Scouts during a Tuesday meeting at the Second Congregational church. A phonograph gift from Charlie Rawson aided the folk dancing badge effort as Journalists practiced the newspaper and others pursued second class requirements. Rosamond and A Peasants Dancing School were performed before Goodnight Circle. Nora Lee Tart won Health. Blanche Longwell and Joyce Middow assisted as Child Nurse badges were examined by Mrs. Theodore Boylan. The west meeting plans a backwards party with Constance Chapman presid ing. Troop 3 at American Legion Home aimed to earn five badges before May Court of Awards. Goodnight Circle and Taps closed the session.
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Ruth Dougherty
Gir
Second Congregational Church
Charlie Rawson
Rosamond
Goodnight Circle
Nora Lee Tart
Bady
Blanche Longwell
Joyce Middow
Hades
Theodore Boylan
Constance Chapman
Gal Scouts
Amerian Legion Home
May Court
Taps
Frank Wiltord speaks on Cascade Park at Elyra Garden Club
Owing to the speaker’s absence, Frank Wiltord gave a talk on Cascade Park detailing the Park Commission’s efforts to restore river gorges, reforestation, and the aim to boost wild flowers and wildlife. He called Cascade Park a million dollar city project and noted artificial structure building alongside nature preservation. Mr and Mrs W McWilliams were welcomed as new members.
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Elyra Garden Club
Frank Wiltord
Cascade Park
Park Commission
Outline of January February Jr Friendship Club Activities
Jug of Friendship Club met yesterday for a business session and outlined plans for January and February. Interest groups meet January 21, cabinet tureen January 24, no meeting during exam week, scavenger hunt depends on weather, February 7 interest groups, February 11 mothers night program, February 10 speaker Clarence Craig of Oberlin with proceeds to club treasury, week of February 14 joint Jr Hi Y and Jr Friendship Club meeting planned, swim party sweater hop and war refugees work in Spain.
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Oberlin
Club Treasury
Y. Wca
Nancy Neill
Mortha Brodbech
Lois Ann Fell
Helen Rieh
Spain
Robert Wilson
Eleanor Carr
Social and church group events at Murray Ridge
The Yords class of the Church of Christ met at the Gannet home in Murray Ridge for the January gathering. Rev. Foster led prayer, funds were transferred to the church board, and prizes were awarded in a magazine quiz to Ruth Kaiser, Mrs. Russell Shepherd, Martha Jackson, and Mrs. Shepherd. Refreshments followed. The class plans support for The Tinker at Elyria High School on January 31, under the Ladies Aid Society. Next meeting is February 28. A midwinter party is planned for January 22 at Hotel Cleveland with Mugwump members and guests, chaired by Mrs. Richard Gollmar. Hostesses included Mrs. Leonard Kuss and Mrs. Everett Schrock. high scores went to Mrs. Richard Kuss and Mrs. Wilbur Henry, with a consolation prize to Mrs. Frank Higstie. A two-course luncheon occurred at Marney’s on Middle Avenue. February 14 plans include hosting by Mrs. Arnold Heinzerling and Mrs. Edward Kelley.
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Herman Gannet
Murray Ridge
Church of Christ
Foster
Church Board
Ruth Kaiser
Russell Shepherd
Martha Jackson
Shepherd
Cleveland
Richard Gollmar
Marney’s
Middle Avenue
Leonard Kuss
Everett Schrock
Richard Kuss
Wilbur Henry
Frank Higstie
Arnold Heinzerling
Edward Kelley
Avalon Club Hosts Lavish Evening With Charity Games
Mrs Withie Bosson entertained the Avalon Club lavishly with a plum and white color scheme and black satin dogs as favors. The evening featured bungalow games and a prize room for Miss Mars Prowest and Mrs Prank Wee Mars Ben Naty, who attended in June. The hostess later served luncheon and the group planned another gathering at Vis Nato’s home on January 4.
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Avalon
Withie Bosson
Harmine
Mars
Prank Wee Mars Ben Naty
Juno
Vis
NATO
Tallyho Club Hosts Mrs Elmer Bainbridge at Loch Street
Mrs Elmer Bainbridge entertained Tallyho Club members Monday evening at her home 509 Loch Street. First prize went to Miss Fdna Mar Wilson, second to Wire Fd rad Patrimore, and consolation to Miss Marlun Keele Agee. Luncheon plans were discussed for a Valentine party. next meeting set in two weeks with Mrs Kenneth Johnston Ninth Street.
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Elmer Bainbridge
Tallyho
Loch Street
Tside
Fdna Mar Wilson
Patrimore
Marlun Keele Agee
Delmateus
Kenneth Johnston
Rainbow Club Hosts Valentine Social and Nuptial Prep
Rainbow class hostess Mrs. Carl Fesler of Erie street led a First Methodist gathering last night with a brief business session and social hour. Bingo crowned high scorer Mrs Lorene Braddon. consolation went to Mrs Winifred Brown. Hostesses included Esther Squires and others who served refreshments to twenty nine. A pre nuptial courtesy for Miss Victoria Albrecht was organized by Miss Sara Nierman of Bond street as friends hemmed towels for the bride elect. Miss Albrecht, to wed Myron Sooy January fifteenth at Grace Lutheran, received a wedding gift during a luncheon for ten by candlelight with a bride and groom motif.
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Carl Fesler
Erie Street
First Methodist Church
Lorene Braddon
Winifred Brown
Esther Squires
Iva Mae Brucker
Ruby Vietzen
Alice Fesler
Dorothea Morgan
Evelyn Johnston
Halcyon Oldfield
Helen Lehman
Victoria Albrecht
Sara Nierman
Bond Street
Miss Albrecht
Myron Sooy
Grace Lutheran Church
Lat-A-Lot Club Hosts Night at Mrs Smith Home
Lat-A-Lot Club members gathered at 180 Bellavenue for games with small prizes and a special prize awarded to Magdaline VW ot tring. Afterward a two course luncheon was served to guests including Else Eddy, with candle favors at each place. Wanda Munz will host again at 214 Howe Street on January 24.
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Helen Smith
Bellavenue
Binco
Magdaline VW
Else Eddy
Vaedaline Wottring
Annetta Meinkhe
Emma Emody
Wanda Munz
Nancy Kieg
Mary Ahlgrim Damsrous Farey
Howe Street
Local personals include visits and trips across Ohio and beyond
Miss Rosemary Williams visited by Cleveland Children's Bureau at her Ark Avenue home over the weekend. Reverend W W Walker from Cleveland attended the English District Pastoral conference today. Mrs Alune Herry, Cleveland, visited her daughter Miss Jane Henry of Washington Avenue. Mr and Mrs E Nierman of Bond Street depart tomorrow for New Orleans then Texas Arizona and California for about six weeks. Mr and Mrs L Wamsley of 334 Oxford Avenue and Mr and Mrs William Struck of 248 Columbus Street just returned from Chicago and Grand Rapids for furniture markets. Mrs Ruby Beal Edna Manzelman Dorothy Hastings Laura Barton Esther Seekins Grace White and Caroline Souders of Elyria Temple attended a joint Pythian Sisters and Knights of Pythias installation in Amherst last evening. Mrs E O Gerstenberger of Cleveland Road visited Cleveland Heights High School Monday where her daughter Edith teaches physical education and dancing.
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Rosemary Williams
Cleveland Children's Bureau
Ark Avenue
W. W. Walker
Cleveland
Alune Herry
Jane Henry
Washington Avenue
E. Nierman
Bondstreet
New Orleans
Louisiana
Texas
Arizona
California
L. Wamsley
Oxford Avenue
William Struck
Columbus Street
Chicago
Illinois
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Ruby Beal
Edna Manzelman
Dorothy Hastings
Laura Barton
Esther Seekins
Grace White
Caroline Souders
Elyria Temple
Pythian Sisters
Knights of Pythias
Amherst
E. O. Gerstenberger
Cleveland Road
Cleveland Heights High School
Edith
New Finance Plan for Second Congregational Church Group
Ten members and two guests were entertained by Miss Lydia Rosencranz of Lake Avenue as Division E of Second Congregational Church opened her home. President Helen Palagge led devotion and the business meeting. Treasurer Florian Boynton resigned. Thelma Page was elected to fill the vacancy. Members agreed to sell a kitchen product and use the Lambertson penny plan to raise funds. Ten cents per member monthly, with a year end contribution of one dollar and twenty cents from each to the Women’s Association to reduce church debt. Lambertson will host at Glendale Court on February seventh.
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Clarence Guthman
Albert Messaruos
Lydia Rosencranz
Lake Avenue
Division E
Second Congregational Church
Helen Palagge
Florian Boynton
Thelma Page
Lamberton
Womans Association
Tee Home
Glendale Court
Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs HJ Schulz at Warineys
Mrs HJ Schulz received a pleasant surprise birthday dinner last night at Warineys on Middle Avenue. Seven guests attended in the private dining room including her sister Mrs Walter Wellman of Oberlin and Cleveland friend Miss Gertrude Dos. The group then returned to the Schulz home on Pathasenu to continue the celebration with cards.
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HJ Schulz
Warineys
Middle Avenue
Walter Wellman
Oberlin
Mise Gertrude Dos
Cleveland
Schulz
Pathasenu
Everndage
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E. Glenn Baxter
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Henry Ingersoll
Jr. Samuel
Clifford Warren
Bobby
Howard Hendricks
Sim
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Billy
M. E. Odell
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L. E McCord
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Luther
Susan
H C. House
Sally
Samantha
M. BE. Odell
Matilda
Jerusha
Jefferson
Wuclivuuis
Edwin McNeil Poreat
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Deane Burns
J E L Thatcher
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D A Baird
E J Howenstine
Publi Affair Committee
King Fauver
Bowen
Katrina
Salminen
Hein- Teh
Untermever
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Rainbow For Girls
Entertains Club
Myrielle
Myrtelle
Beauty Parlor
Browd St
Local
Women Voters League
North Elyria Grange Griswold Rd
Lake Ave
Fashion Frotee
Re Featires Inc
Myriam Ek. Cramer
News of the Girl Scouts
Outline Jr. Friendship Club
Gannet Home
Bunco
Tallyho Club
Tarai Vicks
Nicks VapoRus
Beechwood
Murbach Coal
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