Harris and Miller Wed In Elmwood Lutheran Church
Rea Clare Harris and Walter Parke Miller exchanged marriage vows at two o clock in Emmanuel Lutheran Church with Rev. Jussen Urich presiding. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Harris of 111 Elizabeth Court, wore a brown and gold Monk frock with a gold pillbox hat and yellow rose and violet flowers. her father gave her away. The bridesmaid matron Mrs. Donald Fetters wore green and brown silk and pink carnations. best man was Donald Fetters. Ushers included Lee Bright and Paul Miller. A reception followed at the bride’s home. the couple will honeymoon in Florida and reside at 111 Elizabeth Court upon return. Both graduates of local schools and employed at General Industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanual Lutheran Church
Rea Clare Harris
Walter Parke Miller
Reev
Jussen Leon Urich
L. R. Harris
Elizabeth Court
Oliver Muller
Cleveland Street
Eleanor Erickson
Donald Fetters
Plymouth
Ohio
Lee Bright
Paul Miller
Queen Esthers Plan Charity Sales And Study Meeting
The Queen Esthers of the First Methodist church held their first meeting of the year in the parsonage. They planned candy sales and coat checks at diners to fund the treasury and arranged entertainment for the International Tea. Marian Holmes will present the first chapter of the year’s study book, and 147 young people will attend religious classes after school with ministers’ help. Phoebe Nevins will lead the study book at the next meeting on February 10. Mrs Frank Spencer hosted luncheon for the Second Congregational Women’s Association, with plans for the Union Missionary tea at Second Church on January 24 and the year’s first six months docket. A tureen luncheon is set for January 18 at 12:30 in Spruce Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Marian Holmes
Shirley Christman
Vetr
Phoebe Nevins
Frank Spencer
Second Congregational Womes Association
Spruce Street
J E Hecock
George Lamberton
Nellie Hecock
Fred Ernshaw
Emma Donnelly
Earl Stewart
A E Kemp
Harold Olmsted
Second Church
Women's Association
Dancing Class Celebrates Midpoint With Legion Party
Thirty eight members of a Cleveland Arthur Murray Studio children’s dancing class led by Miss Madeline Pollard celebrated half way through their studies at the American Legion Home. From seven thirty to ten thirty they played games and danced to Chuck Whitney’s orchestra. Prizes went to Don Bryant in musical chairs, Sam Rockwood and Virginia Townsend for the spot dance, and Joan Perry for the balloon dance. Patrons included Dr. and Mrs. T. F. Cushing, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Perry, and Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Olsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terpsichore
Madeline Pollard
Cleveland
Arthur Murray Dance School
New York
American Legion
Chuck Whitney
Don Bryant
Sam Rockwood
Virginia Townsend
Joan Perry
T. F. Cushing
Richard Perry
C. A. Olsen
Kings Daughters Class Meets at Taft Parlors
The Kings Daughters class of First Methodist met in Taft parlors of the Home for the Aged for January sessions led by Mrs C W Snowden on prayer from Matthew. The group pledged support to Berea Children's Home and heard shell illustrations by Mrs J W Smith. Florida shells from Captivia Islands were discussed as well as readings by Carol Christman and music by Mrs William Kirby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kings Daughters
First Methodist Church
Taft
C. W. Snowden
Harlan Cordrey
Berea
Alrs
J. W. Smith
Florida
Godard
MacDowell
Carol Christman
Staffordshire
Paul Lawrence Dunbar
Solarium
Ellow
Cordrey
S. D. Ault
Francis
Mabel Burth
Myrtle Halliwell
Leanna Moore
Lydia Portman
Decker
Gratitude the Motive for Service Bible Class
Elyria YMCA hosts a Sunday morning Bible class at 9 30 conducted by L B Hindman with topic Gratitude the Motive for Service Allan Ohmes the young violinist will perform with his mother at the piano providing special music in the session at the Y M C A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Mens
L. B. Hindman
Allan Ohmes
Calendar of club meetings and social events
Executives of Methodist Ladies Aid meet in church parlors at 12 15 Canton Lorain and Auxiliary installation planned. Rainbow Majority League and Eastern Heights Circle C C L hold sessions. Members and guests gather for Modern Drama discussion by J Stanley McLaughlin of Oberlin. Various clubs meet at Y M C A Y W C A St Marys parish hall and private homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Ladies Aid
Canton Lorain
Rainbow Majority League
Eastern Heights Circle
E. D. Nielsen
Middle Avenue
Laura Burton
7Th Street
Musical Art
NA Q
Palmer
Charles Price
Gulf Farms
J. Stanley McLaughlin
Oberlin
St. Mary's Parish Hall
Business Womens Bible
Curtis
Townsend Club
Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary
Townsend Club No. 2
British Empire Hall
Tally Ho
Edna Mae Wilson
9Th Street
Licenses for Elyria and nearby residents issued
Four couples listed for licenses include Joseph Antkowiak 28 Elyria clerk and Sophie Niegowski 21 of 1810 West avenue. Edward Chestler 27 Cleveland projectionist and Betty Forkus 22 Lorain. Oscar E. Krugman 22 Elyria machine operator and Lillian Christ 24 Elyria township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Antkowiak
Elyria
Sophie Niegowski
West Avenue
Edward Chestler
Cleveland
Betty Forkus
Lorain
Oscar E. Krugman
Lillian Christ
Elyria Township
Christian Women’s Club Organizes To Meet Each Month
A newly formed group at the YWCA adopted the name Christian Women’s Club. The January meeting opened with piano music, prayer, and a review of The Diary of A Suburban Housewife. Officers and committees were announced, with next meeting planned for February 10 featuring speaker Mrs. Hamilton of Oberlin on poise and serenity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Women’s Club
Don Panisoff
Robert Boylan
Will Foster
Church of Christ
R. W. Stargell
Della Lutes
Robert Bainbridge
C. W. Club
Eleanore Cuppas
Mary Hochenedel
Jeanne Meng
Faye Hargrave
Alfrieda Brown
Marguerite Goodwin
Delene Brunger
Ruth McGinnis Rowena Smith
Florence Sanders
Vivian EsXer
Rutn Knech
Madame Hsueh Speaks At Mission Societys Dinner
A large crowd gathered at Furst Congregational church for the Mission Study Club dinner served by Mrs Palmers committee. Madame Hsueh of Feochow China spoke earnestly on debt to American Board missionaries and education. The group discussed hosting the February twelfth Women’s Association meeting and a petition opposing war supplies to Japan was signed by many attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furst Congregational Church
Mission Study Club
Dean Graham
Oberln
Vivien Hacaet
Madame Hsueh
Feochow
China
Sear
American Board
Foochow College
Ohich
Hertamis
Japan
Amercan
Fathers Night Highlights At Hamilton School PTA Meeting
Men of Hamilton School PTA led the January program with H R Oldfield as chairman. Bob Schroeder Orchestra performed three pieces while Miss Betty Bishop's pupils presented dances. Bob Pomeroy played trumpet solos and Lois and Phyllis Becx duetted on electric Hawaiian guitars. Mrs E G Baxter presided. plans for Ashland conference on February 23 and a February card party were announced. Miss Drake’s second grade won attendance, and Henry Ingersoll Jr and committee organized refreshments for the social hour. Next PTA meeting is February 2 at 245 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Schoo
H. R. Oldfield
Bob Schroede
Betty Bishop
Bob Pomeroy
Lois
Phyllis Becxwith
E. G Baxter
Association
Ashland
Miss Drake
Glen Baxter
Association Fathers Inquary
Plan Open Installation for Daughters of America
Daughters of America began a candidate installation last night in Wurst Hall with plans for an officers installation on January 27. The Lorain Council will assist the Berea Deputy during the event. Refreshments followed the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of America
Wurst Hall
Lorain
Two Fine Book Reviews At DAR Meeting Elyria
At the Elyria Chapter Daughters of American Revolution, two book reviews were given on the Trilogy of American Life Along Her Rivers. The meeting at Mrs. L Bourquin's home included many officers and delegates elected for upcoming Washington and Tol edo events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughterss of American Revolution
Elyria
Daughters of American Revolution
Uey
L . Bourquin
Pars Avenue
Moss Jessie Blanchard
E. N Beesley
Charles Crekore
A. MI Evers
Charles Hard
H G Wilford
F. A Lawrence
Continental Congress
Washington D. C
Toledo
George Bush
Sumner Hartwell
Washington
J C Bins
A.W Huse
G E. Frewen
H . Wilford
J. W. Brerch
Mirs
Carl Martin
G E Lamberton
Bertha Shepard White
E C Danner
Charles Crehore
Anna Bloomfield
H W Luethi
Mass Blanchard
M. E. Wilcox
A. Lawrence
Tamasse School
Ellis Iland
League of Women Voters
Cap'n Bibber
H. K. Day
Upper Mississippi
Havighurst
Walter Havighurst
Miami University
Oxford
Ohio
Mississippi Valley
Jefferson School Dance Attracts Two Hundred Attendees
About two hundred boys girls and parents attended the Jefferson Junior High School dance held last evening. Music was provided by Jack Elton's orchestra and a candy sale accompanied the event. The dance was the second in a series sponsored by the Jefferson PTA. Assisting in planning were Mrs. Al Vietzen and several other volunteers including Mrs. C Jenkins Mrs J Elemes Mrs Cromling Mrs H C Gollmar Al Vietzen Carl Bodman Ed Fell and H C Gollmar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson School
Jefferson Junior High School
Jack Elton
al Vietzen
Ways and Means
C. L. Jenkins
J. Elemes
Cromling
H C Gollmar
Carl Bodman
Ed Fell
H. ¢. Gollmar
Miss Hannah MacDonald Hosts Sig Delts at East Avenue Home
Miss Hannah MacDonald hosted Sig Delts members at her East Avenue home last evening. A discussion on increasing membership by four percent occurred during the business meeting. Afterward, attendees enjoyed games and a luncheon prepared by the hostess’s mother. The group plans to reconvene in two weeks with Miss Frances Rotunda to entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah MacDonald
Sig Delts Club
East Avenue
Frances Rotunda
Areme Club Plans February Valentine Party
The Areme Club hosted a sauerkraut luncheon for 160 yesterday noon in the Masonic dining room with Eastern Star members and friends Ber nice Kunkle and Ways and Means committee. A Valentine party is set for February tenth in the same room with an appropriate program and refreshments planned by two hostesses. Two hostesses will oversee each monthly meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Areme Club
Masonic
Eastern Star and Friends
Bernice Kunkle
Ways and Means
Rummage Sale At Nu-Way Market Neighborhood Event
A rummage sale is planned beside Nu-Way Market on January 16 and 17 hosted by Elyria Temple Sisterhood seeking community support and donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nu-Way Market
kElyria Temple
Eastern Star Sees Hazel Brodbeck Initiated As Drama Of Officers
Eastern Star Chapter elects Florence Steger as president with Dr Ralph Bevard as vice president and May Dramm as secretary treasurer. Initiation honors go to Hazel Brodbeck and D H Brown with a long list of members attending at the Masonic Temple followed by a tureen dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AST
Wlyria
Robert Hand
Florence Steger
Ralph Bevard
May Dramm
Mame Tite
Arthur Hiscox
Grace Barton
Charles Barton
Marian Hand
Bevard
Bernice Lawrence
Katherine Stone
Bernard Perkins
Frank Aust
Katherine Merthe
Charles Tattersall
John Bins
Ira Harrison
Tom Osborne
J. H. Brown
A Arthur Hiscox
Carl Dramm
Charles Garford
Brodbeck
Louis Heidrich
James Crandall
Annie Wilcox
Jenne Higgins
Mary Reese
Mole Couple Mark 50th Anniversary With Open House
Mr and Mrs Charles Mole celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary with an Open House at their Grafton home on Sunday January Lath from two to four pm. They have lived in Grafton for years and he served as school custodian for seventeen years. They have four children Carl Ray Gladys Kazmerzak and Fern Mole all of Grafton. Guests expected from Detroit Michigan Maumee Perrysburg Toledo Haskins and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mole
Grafton
Detroit
Michigan
Maumee
Perrysburg
Toledo
Haskins
Gates School PTA luncheon features losing and winning teams
Gates School Parent Teacher Association members met at Mrs James McNulty’s Adams Street home for a luncheon. The luncheon honored the losing team members Mrs Miles Farmer Mrs Gordon Rawson Mrs George Marshall Mrs Milton Troup Mrs George Denger and Mrs Paul Hubbell and praised winners Mrs Charles Hess Mrs Ed Thorley Mrs Paul Atherton and Mrs Max Markel. Two guests were Mrs Harold Smith and Mrs Ned Palm. The Young Folks club at the Y M C A installed officers: President William Hall Vice President Kenneth Bishop Chairman of Trustees Joan Kozel Trustee Betty Smith Secretary Winifred Sasse Conductor Perry Clapp Doorman Finley Ross. Plans were announced for a recreation meeting and a one act play riddles and a black face comedy act. The next meeting is Thursday at 7 30 at the Y M C A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gates
Associaton
James McNulty
Adams Street
Miles Farmer
Gordon Rawson
George Marshall
Milton Troup
George Denger
Paul Hubbell
Charles Hess
Ed Thorley
Paul Atherton
Max Markel
Harold Smith
Ned Palm
Young Folks Club
Y. M.C
William Hall
Kenneth Bishop
Joan Kozel
Betty Smith
Winifred Sasse
Perry Clapp
Finley Ross
M. C. Ua
Installation of Women’s Relief Corps Officers Held
The Women’s Relief Corps No. 108 held a regular meeting with high attendance despite bad weather. Eight officers achieved perfect attendance this year. Officers installed were Maude Jackson president and Marie Harris senior VP, with Florence Holcomb secretary, Bertha Boothroyd instructor, Sylvia Kleeby guide, and others. A past presidents emblem was presented to Anna Grace Bright, who received a gift from retiring officers. Light refreshments followed. next meeting January 27 at the IOOF hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Relief Corps No. 108
Canal Zone
Department of Aid
Charlotte Lewis
Anna Grate Bright
Maude Jackson
Marie Harris
Jennie Collins
Lorena Handeny
Claire Wendell
Florence Holcomb
Bertha Boothroyd
Sylvia Kleeby
Anna Keller
Hilda Rankin
Elizabeth Stiegman
Jessie Comam
Linnie Kelly
Lena Klasek
Cora Bullock
Zelma Haven
Lydia Squires
Anna Grace Bright
Mrs Bright
O F
Oberlin League of Women Voters to host public meeting
On Monday night at eight in the Oberlin High School auditorium Mrs. Srively of Columbus will speak on Problems of Public School Education. The event is open to the public and invites PTA members and school boards to attend the League of Women Voters gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin High School
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
Hospital admissions include Mrs. Fred Huskinson of 206 Lexington Avenue Eugene Lescher of Avon Theodore Bacso of 217 Beech Street Mrs Wilbur McVeigh of North Ridgeville Mrs Frank Rudolph of 136 Princeton Arthur Cassidy and Margo Cassidy of 336 Sumner Street. Discharges include Mrs. Kenneth Lower. Grafton Mrs. Alvie Diedrich of North Ridgeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Huskinson
Lexington Avenue
Eugene Lescher
Avon
Theodore Bacso
Beech Street
Wilbur McVeigh
North Ridgeville
Frank Rudolph
Princeton
Arthur and
Margo Cassidy
Sumner Street
Kenneth Lower
Grafton
Alvie Diedrich
Local Society Notes and Births In Elyria Area
Miss Isabel Boyd of Cleveland visits sister Mrs. Cletus Heidrich of Park Place. Several relatives recover from illness at home, including Mrs. Florence Terry on Park View Court. Births log announces a son to Mr and Mrs Fred Huskinson and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Edward Paramore both at Elyria Memorial Hospital on January 13. Other readers travel to Florida, Detroit, and Minnesota for visits and stays with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabel Boyd
Cleveland
Cletus Heidrich
Park Place
Florence Terry
Park View Court
Mabel Parmele
Terry
Florence Sanders
Norwalk
Miss Sanders
Elva Parkhurst
Toledo
Ohio
Margaret Edwards
Tenth Street
A. R. Lord
Chicago
Iinois
Deane Burns
East Avenue
W. W. Henderson
Denison Avenue
Texas
Harriott Francis
Detroit
Michigan
East River Street
Hattie Steffen
Mildred Steffen
Helen Lottman
Raymond
Minnesota
Elyria
Oberlin
New London
Fred Huskinson
Lexington Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Edward Paramore
Lodi Street
E. H. Fullmer
Lois Af
Butternut Ridge
F. E. Sharp
Kipton
Florida
Vigil( Gasnor of
Lorain
Kipton Oberlin couple wed in simple ceremony
Kipton couple Kipton Miss Helen Cornwell of Oberlin and Raymond Myers of Lorain united in marriage in a simple ceremony by Justice of the Peace Covey at his home. Violet Ivers and George Bennett witnessed. Neighbors and relatives attended with guests from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kipton
Helen Cornwell
Oberlin
Raymond Myers
Lorain
Justice of the Peace
Violet Ivers
George Bennett
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. A
Legion Home
Mrs. Smith
Rockwoods
Rodney Rockwood
Round Table Club
Kriegson
Frank Wilford
Worth Fauver
Wilford
Germany
Holy Land
Fauver
Philip Drue
Colonel House
Arthur Giles
Tau Chi
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Ruth Carlson
Aurilla Lyon
Castiglione
Lucille Griffin
Elyria Men’s Bible Class
Christian Womens Club
Mission Soc
Eacher Association News
Hamilton
Efenry Ingersoll Jr
P.T. A
Magic Chef
E.F. Whitney & Son
W. Broad St
Colette
Ing
Middle West
Elyria Country Club
Harry Ridenour
Baldwin-Wallace College
Will Thomas
Bloomfield
Lamberton
Muss Nichols
THE
O'Donnell Paint & Wallpaper Company
Elyria, Ohio
Eastern Star
Mrs. C. Mole
Club
Women’s Relief Corps
League of Women Voters Activities
Mi O
Jaivin Grills
George Biere
Mies Luella Whitney
Lakewood
Jas Whitney Rehad
Neal Myers
Witham Myers
Anna Ingersoll
James Meek
Pittsfield
H E Pillivant
O T Geist
Dora Pomeroy
Fo J Benson
Raymond Shinsky
Wakeman
A E Hayes
Anna Ingersoll Vincent Hainen
Bettsville
C. J Betts
Kas Alyce Meek
E. Loeffler CO
American Medical Association
Bacteriological
Joliet
Illinois
Peerless
Laundry and Dry Cleaning CO
Second Street
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!