Lucille Kirby Weds Thomas Starkey Jr in Home Ceremony
Lucille Kirby daughter of Dr Edwin Kirby former pastor of First Methodist officiated at the 12:30 wedding at the Kirby home 1237 Best Avenue. Bride trained as nurse in Elyria and St Luke's Hospital and employed in Detroit. groom in the shoe business. They will reside at 37 Continental Avenue Detroit with family attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Kirby
Thomas Starkey Jr
Detroit
Edwin Kirby
First Methodist Church
Thomas Starkey, Jr
Michigan
Kirby
Best Avenue
Thomas Starkey
William Kirby
Starkey
Continental Avenue
Deroit
Sapientes Club elects officers at January meeting
The Sapientes Club met January 11 in the High School Auditorium. John Faulkner became First Consul, Robert Rheineck Second Consul, Dolores Toury Scriba, Robert Spinks Praetor, Margaret Ross Aedile, Josephine Mischka Auctor Rerum, Lola Tonry Quaestor. Tonry to continue as Quaestor. Neomia Davis acted as Aedile and organized entertainment. Talks on Cicero by Neomia and Betty Miller preceded refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sapientes Club
Scriba
John Faulkner
Robert Bannon
Robert Rheineck
Margaret Ross
Dolores Toury
Pat Fulmer
Praector
Robert Spinks
Jane
Unger
Leroy Moody
Auctor Rerum
Josephine Mischka
Dolores Tonry
Lola Tonry
Neomia Davis
Cicero
Neomia
Betty Miller
Junior Friendship Club Holds Post School Meeting
A well attended Junior Friendship Club meeting after school featured a president Dorothy Nau led business session on fundraising ideas such as candy sales a bake sale and a sport dance Doris Severs was assigned to report on the matter. A swimming party was planned for January 26 at the Y M C A pool and a joint meeting with Junior Hi Y and Junior Hi V was proposed with a committee appointed to plan further arrangements. The program included two piano solos by Nancy Silsbee a talk on India by Mrs E H Evans who displayed costumes and curios and a review of How to Make Friends and Influence People by Dale Carnegie by Miss Lucille Hutchings Epworth League president. a poem Day is Done was read and the service concluded with the Epworth League benediction. An institute club meeting will be at Robert Adams home on January 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Silsbee
India
E. H. Evans
Lucille Hutchings
Epworth League of the Methodist Church
Dale Carnegie
Epworth League
Institute
Robert Adams
Senior Friendship Club Plans Meet On Wednesday Dates
The Senior Friendship club schedules department meetings on Wednesday and a general gathering on the 20th led by Mrs A. E. Schowalter and her journalism group. On the 27th a Senior Farewell is planned with Elaine Johnson and Phyllis Hull directing the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Schowalter
Elaine Johnson
Phyllis Hull
Violinist Pleases In Second C M A Concert
Miss Jacqueline Salomons and Miss Inna Rublev presented the Civic Music Association second recital at the First Congregational church. The program featured Mozart in D major No.7 with cadenzas, Bach, Scarlatti, Lully Godowsky, Ibert, Nin, Albeniz, Sarasate, and encores Saltarelle and Danse Espagnole. The audience applauded and two encores were given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacqueline Salomons
Inna Rublev
Civic Music Association
First Congregational
Salomons
Georges Enesco
Bach
Courante
Lully Godowsky
Scarlatti
Inna Rublova
Tale
Medtner
Ibert
Miss Rublova
Saint-Saens
Rafael Angles
Joaquin Nin
Albeniz- Kreisler
Zapateado
Sarasate
Miss Salomons
Saltarelle
Wieniawski
DeFalla
Young People Elect At St Andrew's Church Guild
The young people of St. Andrew's church in the Guild room elected officers for the coming year at 7:30 pm. Officers named were president Robert Buttle vice president Lois Barlow secretary Olive Greene social secretary Elinor Fisler treasurer Jane Andrus social chairman Junior Harlor who will appoint his own committee. Members will submit topics for future meetings. Mrs Leland Minch led a discussion on Prayer as part of Why Be A Christian. Treasurer's report presented by Buttle. meeting closed. Invitation extended for all interested to attend 7:30 night meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew’s Church
Robert Buttle
Lois Barlow
Olive Greene
Elinor Fisler
Jane Andrus
Junior Harlor
Leland Minch
Birthday Party for Vivian Carr at Home
Vivian Carr celebrated her seventh birthday after school at 153 Longfellow Avenue. Guests included Donna Mae Brecknock and others, with valentines, candy cups, and a central birthday cake with seven pink tapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Carr
Longfellow Avenue
Gamea
Donna Mae
Pat Brecknock
Clara
Elaine McIntyre
Alice
Laurette Rothgery
Ruth McLaughlin
Marjorie Knicht
Donna Mae Johnson
Gloria Setterfield
Pat Kennever
Doris Jones
Barbara Stone
Beverly West
Little Hostess
Vitian Carr
Church Class Meeting Ends With Refreshments At Gibbons Home
Class president C A Brooker presided over a short business meeting of the A B C class of the Church of Christ. Mr and Mrs C A Gibbons entertained at their new home Stop 6 Lake Avenue. Ralph Cole won the contest prize. Vern Martin invited the class to join them Saturday February 13 at Elsath Street residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Brooker
Church of Christ
C. A. Gibbons
Lake Avenue
Ralph Cole
Vern Martin
Elsath Street
Court of Honor Troop 195 Meet at Firet Cone Se Congregational
Troop 195 Bar Scouts meet tonight at Firet Cone Se Congregational church to conduct Court of Honor at 7:15. Ed Gates leads the troop. awards of merit and Tenderfoot ceremony to be featured. Parents and friends urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar Scouts
Firet Cone
Ed Gates
Church and club notices fill Lorain calendar
The schedule lists meetings for the Women s Missionary Society Doris Groat Africa Inland Mission Mothers Auxiliary Knights of St John card party at the Woman s club July Eight Bunco Ladies Auxiliary Eagles Y Indus Elllis Lodge and other groups with times and places including First Baptist First Presbyterian First Methodist Hotel Billinghurst 330 West Street Park Avenue and First Congregational Church plus Boy Scout Troop 105 Court of Honor and investiture at 7 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Society
First Baptist Church
Doris Groat
Africa Inland Mission
Mothers Auxiliary
United Presbyterian Church
Ned Palm
Philips Court
Knights of St. John
Woman's Club
Mary-Martha
First Methodist Church
American Legion Auxiliary
Bunco Club
George Smith
East River Street
Lorain County Medical Society
Billinghurst
Tri-Ko Club
Jean Roth
West Street
Sigloo Sorority
Genevieve Gariss
Chestnut Street
Elsha Lodge No. 103
Junior Order United American Mechanics
Ladies Auxiliary of Eagles
Y-Indus
Ellis Lodge
Secret Sisters of
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
A. E. Weckerly
Park Avenue
First Congregational Church
Mrs Beattie Hosts B B B Club Evening
Mrs Beattie of 212 Warren Avenue hosted the B B B club. After a brief meeting, 36 games of chance yielded Mrs Harold Davies first, Mrs W Gibbons second, and Mrs Fred Huskinson low. Club prize to Mrs William Monschein. Bluebell gifts to Mrs Davies, Mrs Monschein, and Mrs William Cook. Next meeting January 25 at Mrs W Gibbons home 228 Prospect Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Beattie
Warren Avenue
Harold Davies
W. Gibbons
Fred Huskinson
William Monschein
Personal notices from Columbus and Elyria events in Arizona and Ohio
Mr and Mrs King Fauver plan a two week stay in Tucson with L B Fauvier father. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs James Rawnslay at Elyria Memorial Hospital on January 11. Mr and Mrs Arthur Buchholz announce a daughter born at Elyria Memorial Hospital on January 11. Richard Lyons, a student at Ohio State University, earned advanced credit in romance languages after scoring B or better on placement tests, one of 145 students rewarded. Mrs F A Dusthimer leaves for Brecksville Ohio due to her mother's illness. George Robson hosted Sunday dinner for Marion Norton and Emily Gideon as house guests. Mrs BE Welsh and daughter Marcella return from Chicago with merchandise for their shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Rawnslay
East Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Arthur Buchholz
East River Street
Richard Lyons
Ohio State University
F. A. Dusthimer
East River
Brecksville
Ohio
Katie Snow
George Robson
Marion Norton
Albion
Michigan
Emily Gideon
Lakewood
Joe Garrett
BE. A. Welsh
Marcella
Welsh
Chicago
Ilinois
Nominating Committee Reports Candidates For Y W C A Board
Nominating panel presents candidates for the Y W C A board at the January directors meeting. Elections to occur January 26 at six thirty pm at the cathedral church. Mrs D A Baird presides. gift of twenty five dollars from the Sun Club noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.W.C.A. Board
Inauguration of Elyria League of Women Voters Planned
Women from both parties met in the Elyria Savings and Trust Directors room to discuss forming a local League of Women Voters. Mrs. Grover and Miss Hibbard outlined the group’s aim to promote intelligent participation in government under the slogan Know-then act. A follow up meeting was set for next Monday at 3 PM with Mrs. Reding as temporary chair. Elyria residents were invited to attend Oberlin’s Wednesday session to hear Mrs. Taft, board member of the National League of Women Voters, daughter of Judge Bowers and sister-in-law of the late President Taft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Savings and Trust Company Bank
League of Women Voters
Elyria
Frederick Grover
State Board
Hope Hibbard
Oberlin League
C. D. Reding
Wright Laboratory
Robert A. Taft
Cincinnati
National League of
Mary A Chandler Tent Installs New Officers
Mary A Chandler Tent Daughters of Union Veterans held a dinner meeting at the Elyria Woman's Club at 6 30 pm. Officers installed include Miss Norah Abbe as president Maude Jackson senior vice president Jessie Coniam junior vice president Nettie Clark chaplain Helen Conjam patriotic instructor Florence Terry treasurer Lydia Squires council member one Minnie Church council member two Charlotte Lewis council member three Emma Mae Russell secretary Katherine Reinhardt press reporter Pearl Wright guard Ruth Dilgren assistant guard Minnie Chapman musician. Next meeting on January 26 with hostess to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Wright
Cora Palmer
Mary A. Chandler
Daughters of Union Veterans
Elyria Woman's Club
Miss Norah Abbe
Maude Jackson
Jessie Coniam
Nettie Clark
Helen Conjam
Florence Terry
Lydia Squires
Minnie Church
Charlotte Lewis
Emma Mae Russell
Katherine Reinhardt
Ruth Dilgren
Minnie Chapman
Kathryn Siebert to Wed Floyd Rumph
The engagement of Kathryn Siebert daughter of Mrs Edna Siebert 101 Cleveland Street and Floyd Rumph son of Mr and Mrs Vincent Rumph East Avenue has been announced. The wedding is set for February sixth at St Marys Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Siebert
Edna Siebert
Cleveland Street
Floyd Rumph
Vincent Rumph
East Avenue
St. Mary’s Church
New Officers Preside Division F Meeting at Second Congregational
New officers led Division F of the Second Congregational Church in its first meeting of the year. Helen Saville read I Thessalonians. Gladys Fritz urged the missionary aid box and invited members to the Union Missionary meeting January 27 at the Presbyterian church. The group planned a silent bake sale and a year ahead, with curtains sewn for Southern Union College Alabama. Luncheon followed for sixteen members and two guests Mrs Kemp and Mrs Crum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational Church
Helen Saville
I Thessalonians
Gladys Fritz
Union
Presbyterian Church
Woman's Association
Irene Stewart
Spruce Street
Edna Albrecht
Bertha Phipps
Southern Union College
Alabama
Edna Baun
A. E. Kemp
A. E. Crum
Constitution Revisions A Middlestep YWCA Club Meeting
The Middlestep Club of the YWCA met to begin 1937 activities. A song circle preceded a business meeting where the club constitution was amended and revised. A theatre party was planned for January 18 with all members meeting at the Y at sharp time. A social committee meeting was scheduled for January 14 at 7:00.
St Andrew's Centenary Plans Tap Parish Milestones
The annual St Andrew's parish meeting reviewed church progress, with a centennial year planned for November and Forward Movement efforts boosting Sunday school and worship. St Paul's Evangelical marked mortgage payoff after a fellowship supper, with four new council members elected and reports from church groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew's
St. Paul's
South Side Circle of Child Conservation League Meets
Ten members and two guests gathered at Mrs. Don Sotherden's home for a meeting of the South Side Circle. A Christmas party report highlighted a December 14 gift event at Mrs. RK P. Scott’s residence for the Oberlin orphanage. A committee led a visit to the orphanage, and a blanket club was formed with Mrs. Don Sotherden named chair. The next meeting is set for February with Mrs. Crisp on Denison avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Miller
West
South Side
Child Conservation League
Don Sotherden
RK. P. Scott
West Avenue
Oberlin
Ray Crisp
W. G. Scnft
Scott
H. R. Riddle
Bridge Night at The Gables Sparks Competitive Play
The Club Plays Bridge held four tables at The Gables last night. Miss Jeanne Reid and Mrs. Carl Ermesson earned high scores while Mrs. Leonard Kuss received consolation. A January twenty-fifth benefit bridge at Elyria Woman's Club was planned with Mrs. Mark Abbe in charge. The next regular meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Kuss and Mrs. Wilbur Henry on Monday February eighth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magwumps
the Gables
Jeanne Reid
Carl Ermesson
Leonard Kuss
Elyria
Meetings Circle No 2 of St Agnes Church Host Thursday Session
Meetings Circle No 2 of St Agnes church will meet Thursday afternoon at 1 50 in the church basement with Miss Puth and Mrs Garber in charge. The Sons of Union Veterans will meet Wednesday evening promptly at 7 00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No
St. Agnes Church
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Report
Hospital admissions list includes Joan Bilnsley of 415 Adams Street and Lucille Round of Litchfield. Discharges note Mrs Joe Roth with a baby boy birth at 433 Oxford Court. Elizabeth Garretson is in Grafton and Joan Young is in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Bilnsley
Adams Street
Lucille Round
Litchfield
Diecharges
Joe Roth
Oxford Court
Elizabeth Garretson
Grafton
Joan Young
Cleveland
McKinley PTA reports record enrollment and library aid plea
Mrs Morris notes 145 members enrolled at yesterday’s McKinley Parent Teacher Association meeting the highest citywide. $113.19 was raised for the school treasury from the Christmas bazaar. President Mrs George Tulk led the session and a letter was sent to the State Representative urging continued state aid for public school libraries. Prof Raymond Fisher of Oberlin spoke on Is Your Child Popular? outlining factors like clothes influence and family attitudes, and the next meeting is scheduled for February first with Mr Carpenter of a Cleveland radio station slated to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris
McKinley Parent- Teacher Association
A. H. West
George Tulk
Ed Monroe
Fisher
Carpenter
Cleveland
Scouts Tour Troop 3 Meeting and Film Program
Mrs Charles Markham led Troop 6 guests at the Second Congressional Church. Mae Clark ran Formation and Inspection. A playlet Dr Will I Cut Em was presented by seven Scouts. Health Hero Series films showcased Nightingale Trudeau Koch Reed Pasteur and How to Live Long. Upcoming candy sale, YMCA swim party, and Girl Scout Council bridge event announced. Hostess Badge group to host tea for mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Markham
Mae Clark
Will I
Florence Nightingale
Edward L. Trudeau
Robert Kock
Walter Reed
Louis Pasteur
Redwood Patrol
Girl Scout Council
Allen Fritszche
Will Thomas
Columbus Street
Meeting of Methodist Rainbow Class elects officers
The Rainbow class of the Methodist church met at Mrs E J Bond’s home on East Avenue with thirty five members. Officers elected were president Doris Henson vice president Mildred Fowls secretary Genevieve Sanderson and treasurer Lorene Braddon. Prizes in social tour contests went to Marguerite Merthe and Winifred Brown. Hostesses included Clara Mc Mann Mary Fidler Helen Achman Florence Sheppard Gladys Berg Faith Burgan and Mary Farmer. The class will meet again on February 3 with the location to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow
Methodist Church
E. J. Bond
East Avenue
Doris Henson
Mildred Fowls
Genevieve Sanderson
Lorene Braddon
Marguerite Merthe
Winifred Brown
Clara McMann
Mary Fidler
Helen Achman
Florence Sheppard
Gladys Berg
Faith Burgan
Mary Farmer
Rainbow Girls Elect Elyria Assembly Members for Next Quarter
Rainbow Girls of Elyria Assembly elects officers after a tureen supper at I. C. C. F. Hall. Betty Corkhill is honored with a birthday cake. Installations set for January 25 with Barbara Brodbeck as Worthy Advisor and Betty Corkhill as Associate Advisor, among others. Visitors from Lakewood and Lorain attend. Maszine Garford to install next. A dance follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Assembly Rainbow
Betty
Lakewood
Lorain
Maszine Garford
Learn Safety Song Forget-Me-Not Troop Meeting Report
The Forget-Me-Not Troop of the Girl Scouts met yesterday at the American Legion home. The gathering opened with formation as a new safety song was learned and songs Bang and the min were sung. Stress presented a nursery play The Three Bears featuring Deborah Stigbee, Betty Bucker, Virginia Vaughn, Joan Cheetham and Ruth Beaumont. Buttercup patrol plans a candy sale at the next meeting. A swimming party is planned for Friday January 15 at the YMCA. The session ended with a good night circle and taps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout
American Legion
Three Bears
Deborah Stigbee
Betty Bucker
Virginia Vaughn
Joan Cheetham
Ruth Beaumont
Buttercup Patrol
Licenses Granted to Glen Allen and Dolores Wearsch
Glen Allen aged 23 of Rocky River and Dolores Wearsch aged 20 of Avon receive licenses for work as truck garden workers under local licensing provisions. The individuals are listed with ages and hometowns as part of the municipal records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Allen
Rocky River
Truck Gardner
Dolores Wearsch
Avon
Wakeman Congregational elects church officers for coming year
A meeting at the Congregational Church elected officers for the coming year including Deacons Don Hastings Charles Todd Myron Shelton and Alvin Barnes Deaconesses Mrs William Winters Mrs Albert Haskins Mrs Clifford Martin Mrs Noble Weeks Trustees Gerald Ross Frank Dideluts Frad Elmes Kenneth Buckley Glenn Beecher Clerk May Bacon Financial Secretary Ethel Elmes Treasurer Mrs Frank Dideluts Organist Elenor Breisch Assistant Organist Mrs William Winters Sunday School Superintendent Mrs Blaine Hurst Assistant Superintendent Albert Haskins plus committees including Music Ushers and Fair and Scout groups with multiple named members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Don Hastings
Charles Todd
Myron Shelton
Alvin Barnes
William Winters
Albert Haskins
Clifford Martin
Noble Weeks
Gerald Ross
Frank Dideluts
Frad Elmes
Kenneth Buckley
Glenn Beecher
May Bacon
Ethel Elmes
Elenor Breisch
Blaine Hurst
Locka Cooley
W. S. Wood
W. H. Jones
Helen Eastman
Kenneth Ross
Helen Eselman
Albert French
Arthur Witzlaben
Albert Peabody
Richard Eastman
Boy Scout Council
George Gerber
C. J. Cranston Blaine Hurst
F. E. Eastman
Third Meeting On Minor Home Repairs Held At Mrs Ketchum
The third and last gathering on Minor Repairs in the Home convened Monday afternoon at Mrs. Carl Ketchum’s River Street residence with eighteen attendees. The group discussed electrical repairs. The next meeting is scheduled for February 13 at the Church Dining Rooms and will feature a meat canning demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Ketchum
River Street
Local visit and travel notices from Norwalk Florence and Well ington
Mr and Mrs Ray Currier and daughters of Norwalk recently visited Mr and Mrs C J Hoyt. Mr and Mrs Raymond Shinsky called on the Shinskys in Florence Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs H H Martin attended the funeral of their son in law Lloyd Brothers in Wellington on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs A B French left for Florida to spend the winter. Rosemary Nilges of Cleveland is visiting her parents the Nilgeses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Currier
Norwalk
C. J. Hoyt
Raymond Sbhinsky
John Shinsky
Florence
H. H. Martin
Lloyd Brothers
Wellington
A. B. French
Florida
Rosemary Nilges
Cleveland
R. J. Nilges
Married couples may have few or no children study says
Bucknell University sociology professor Dr Meyer F Nimkoff notes that a large share of married couples could end up with no children or only one child America may adopt this trend as a demographic shift detailed by Nimkoff in a discussion on family size and societal change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College
America
Meyer F. Nimkoff
Bucknell University
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King Fauver
Tucson
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HE de Haentkemerie
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Otto Greene
Roy Clymer
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Enid Bunting
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Margaret Edwards
Mabel Wade
Rodney Rockwood
Robert Wilson
George Johnson
Harrod Rorick
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W. A. Dehm, Jr
W. A Dehn
Edward Champion
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M. E. Hendricks
George Dyke
Walter Davies
R. G. Rockwood
Missionary Fund
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Evangelical Women's Union
Krussell Schrader
Karl Kiecin
Trast Irion
Church Council
Women’s League
The
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Young People’s League
Brotherhood
Roy Crites
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Fred Aebie
Walter Hinkle
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