Sooy Albrecht Wedding at Grace Lutheran Church
Grace Lutheran Church hosts the wedding of Miss Victoria Albrecht and Myron Sooy. The ceremony featured open church, organ music by Sara Nierman, and a green wool lace gown with a gold toe veiled turban. The couple, both with local family and church affiliations, plan a motor trip and will reside at 215 Foster Avenue after returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran Church
Victoria Albrecht
Myron Sooy
W. W. Walker
Miss Albrecht
Martha Albrecht
Foster Avenue
Mr. Sooy
B. Sooy
Spencer
Sara Nierman
Theodore Johnson
Nadine Seor
Miss Soor
Stowell Soor
Frank Reichert
Robert Rowley
Sooy
Methodist Church
Belden Grange
Spitzer Hardware Company
Gratton
Woman's Club party hosts thirty two tables of bridge
Elyria Woman's club entertainment drew thirty two tables for a dessert bridge with high score prizes. Mrs. Leo Meyer chaired the arrangements alongside a committee of club members. The department head and club president oversaw the meeting, while upcoming events include a colonial costume gathering February eleventh and a Union Missionary tea on January twenty seventh at the Church of Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club Dept
Elyria Woman's Club
American Home and Child Welfare Department
Leo Meyer
Hi. G. Hoover
Minnie Chapman
George Young
Myles Perry
O. G. Sheppard
D. W. McLeod
Jamies Hewitt
H. D. Biggs
Emma Wellert
P. J. Smale
BE. H. Evans
Hospital Admissions List With Names and Addresses
A compiled note lists recent admissions and discharges. Admissions include Joseph Knapp Mansfield Hilda Deimling Grat ton Mrs Fred Bauer R D No 2 Emily Sparks 318 East Bridge street Andrew Supers South Amherst Emil Harrison Birmingham George Hammer North Abberond Mrs Leeford Houghwout 189 Cleveland street John Grouse 919 Middle avenue Mrs Henry McHenry Stop 9 Lake avenue. Discharges include Mrs Lucy Plas 130 Marseilles avenue Mrs Reginald Fawkes baby boy 263 Marseilles avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Knapp
Mansfield
Hilda Deimling
Gratton
Fred Bauer
R. D. No
Emily Sparks
East Bridge Street
Andrew Supers
South Amherst
Emil Harrison
Birmingham
George Hammer
North Abbe Rond
Leeford Houghwout
Cleveland Street
John Grouse
Middle Avenue
Henry McHenry
Lake Avenue
Lucy Plas
Marseilles Avenue
Reginald Fawkes
Catholic Study Club No 1 Meets for Dessert Luncheon
Mrs. Marsh Guerin with Mrs. T V Boylan hosted Catholic Study Club No 1 on Friday. Members answered roll call with current events and discussed a paper by Mrs. Floyd Helfrich on Catholic Participation in Mixed Groups. The group will meet January 28 at Mrs Carl Hobert's home on Stanford avenue.
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Marsh Guerin
T. V. Boylan
Catholic Study Club No
Floyd Helfrich
Carl Hobert
Stanford Avenue
Christ's Message to Nicodemus Topic at YMCA Class
The Sunday School session will be drawn from the third chapter of St. John. L B Hindman will teach the Men's Bible Class at the YMCA Sunday morning at 9:30. Raymond Brunger will sing with his sister at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sesson
St. John
L. B. Hindman
Christ
Nicodemus
Raymond Brunger
British Empire Club Card Party Winners Announced
The British Empire Club held a successful evening with whist and banco games. Winners included Mrs. Haliday, Mrs. Stevenson, Miss Babich, Mrs. McClements, Don Sparks, Mrs. Brouse, Mrs. Barks, Mrs. Hans ford, Mrs. McArren, Mr. Minnich, and Mr. Scott, with Mrs. Henderson taking the special prize. The regular party scheduled for January 28 is postponed to February 11 due to Scotch Night on January 29.
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British Empire Club
Banco
Haliday
Stevenson
Babich
McClements
Don Sparks
Brouse
Barks
Hansford
McArren
Minnich
Scott
Henderson
Women’s Relief Corps Holds Annual Installation Meeting
Richard Allen Women’s Relief Corps No 108 opened the year with guests from Wellington Medina Oberlin and other corps. Past President Lydia Squires installed new officers led by President Anna Grace Brieht with reports from chairs and a closing social. next meeting the 28th will feature a luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Allen Women’s Relief Corps No. 108
Rose Warner
Helen Cameron
Wellington
Medina
Oberlin
John Kaley
Captain Stough
Amherst
Sons of Veterans
Henry Stevick
Lorain
Lydia Squires
Hamlin Corps of Wellington
Lettie Stevick
Anna Grace Brieht
Maude Jackson
Marie Harris
Charlotte Lewis
Hilda Rankin
Jennie Collins
Claire Wendell
Florence Holcomb
Jeannette Arnold
Rose Law
Agnes Erickson
Sylvia Hkleeby
Elizabeth Stegman
Anna Keller
Minnie Kelly
Cora Bullock
Zelma Haven
J. E. Handbey
Adelia Lutz
Jewel
Neva Rankin
Della Kreps
Local News Briefs on Social and Civic Notes
Richmonds return from Ohio fair managers meeting in Columbus January 12 13. Worthingtons announce birth of son at Elyria Memorial Hospital January 14. Sage travels to Cincinnati to join husband for future home. Love attends National Republican Women’s Club convention in New York City with Hoover and Sims as speakers. Taylor hosts son in law Dr Cagle from Seattle this week. Salzman seriously ill at home. Harriet Francis visits from Detroit for weekend. Lees returns from New York City business trip. Thompson elected secretary treasurer of YWCA Young Matrons Club. Casson returns home after Pittsburgh holiday visit. Whitney injured in car accident slowly recovering at home. Sponsellor motor trip to Florida returns home this weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Richmond
Columbus
Ohio Fair Managers
Dechler-Wallick Hotel
Pete Worthington
Ruth Higgins
Beebecourt
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Russell Sage
Elyria
Cincinnati
Ohio
Nellie Love
Lorain
Republican Committee
14Th
Congressional
National Republican Women’s Club
New York City
Herbert Hoover
United States
McCormick Sims
A. E. Taylor
Fifth Street
L. W. Cagie
Seattle
Washington
Cagle
Ethel Salzman
South Maple Street
Harriet Francis
Detroit
Michigan
Herbert Lees
United Accessories Shop
Raymond Thompson
Young Matron’s Club
Ben Casson
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Ernest Shoupe
Adams Street
William Whitney
Middle Avenue
F. M. Sponsellor
Florida
Second Street
Birthday Surprise For Mrs Hackathorne At Denison Home
A group of twenty friends gathered at 201 Denison Avenue to honor Mrs Art Hackathorne on her birthday anniversary. The surprise event included entertaining activities and refreshments served by guests. A large birthday cake and an Elkma Alpha discussed a possible gift from a friend in Pontiac Michigan.
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Art Hackathorne
Denison Avenue
Elgma Alpha
Pontiac
Michigan
St Agnes PTA Holds Successful Evening Card Party
Miss Alice Walsh and her committee organized a card party last evening for St Agnes Parent Teacher Association. Prizes were awarded to Mrs John Donahue in pedro Mrs Edward Kershaw in bridge Mrs Florerea Conrad in five hundred and Mrs Herman Keiling in bingo. Special award went to Joseph Welsk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Walsh
St. Agnes
Parent-Teacher Association
John Donahue
Pedro
Edward Kershaw
Florerea Conrad
Herman Keiling
Joseph Welsk
Past Matrons Of Elyria Chapter Luncheon Held
The Past Matrons Association of Elyria Chapter Order of Eastern Star held its annual luncheon at Mrs William Kries on West Avenue yesterday at one oclock with retiring president Florette Heidrich as hostess. The gathering celebrated Jenny Bins Golden Anniversary and welcomed Florence Sieger as Junior Matron. Brass candlesticks held yellow candies and a large gold decorated cake with a bride and groom stood at the center. Yellow rose buds tied with tiny gold gavels served as place cards. The association presented Jenny Bins a purse with her initials. also a resevoir of stationery for retiring president Heidrich. Attendees included Jennie Bons Minnie Osborne Pearl Nichols Marie Tite Lena Sherrill Bernice Lawrence Jennie Higgins Annie Wilcox Olga Taylor Edna Whitehead Blanche Kohler Ruth Vestal Katherine Stone Grace Barton May Dramm Mabel Garford and Florence Steger. New officers named were Mabel Garford president and Florette Heidrich secretary-treasurer. Plans for the year were discussed after the luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association of
Elyria
Order of Eastern Star
Wiliam Kries
West Avenue
One O'Elock
Florette Heidrich
Jenny Bins
Florence Sieger
Tron
Jennie Bins
Trey
Heidrich
Florida
Jennie Bons
Minnie Osborne
Pearl Nichols
Marie Tite
Lena Sherrill
Bernice Lawrence
Jennie Higgins
Annie Wilcox
Olga Taylor
Edna Whitehead
Blanche Kohler
Ruth Vestal
Katherine Stone
Grace Barton
May Dramm
Mabel Garford
Florence Steger
Berea Women Install New Officers For Daughters of America
Deputy Margaret Klein of Berea helped install Daughters of America officers in Wurst Hall. Anne Botamer named Councillor with Ide Ryan as Vice Councillor and Edna Albright as Associate Councillor. The event featured white attire, committee appointments, and a district degree team forthcoming in Cleveland in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Klein
Berea
Una Hanson
Cora Klein
Daughters of America
Wurst Hall
Anne Botamer
Ide Ryan
Edna Albright
Loretta Hubbell
Betty Scheible
Loving Hopkins
Iona Carter
Couple To Celebrate 66th Anniversary At Pittsfield Home
Mr and Mrs Harvey Norton of Pittsfield observe their 66th wedding anniversary quietly at the home of their son Glynn Norton and family southwest of Pittsfield Center. Married January 16 1872 in Wellington the couple have lived on the Norton farm and in Pittsfield Center. Norton born November 3 1849 and Norton farm once housed a large cheese factory. They have two sons four grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Mrs Norton will be 77 on Tuesday January 18. The couple remains active despite age and health challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Jo Norton
Pittsfield
Vera Norton
Pittsfield Center
Harsey Norton
Orial
Elisa Norton
Susan D. Glynn
Lorenzo D
Ermeline R Glynn
Wellington
J. C. Dyer
Khown
Norton
George McConnell
Mr. Norton
Pittstheid Center
Glynn
East Oberlin
Wein
Glynn Norton
Sodality Club Show Pictures Of Eucharistic Congress
In St Marys parish hall the Sodality Literary club screened photos from the Eucharistic Congress in Lorain. A I Root of Medina, a hobby photographer, led the program and tied the event to their former pastor Very Rev James T Dailey who chaired the Congress. Root plans a return visit to Elyria after attending diocesan and national congresses. He also displayed images of bees at work making honey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Parish Hall
Sodality Literary Club
Lorain
A. I. Root
Medina
St. Mary's
James T. Dailey
Root
Elyria
New Orleans
F I C Club Sees Sewing Night At Niemeyer Home
Ruth Niemeyer entertained F I C Club members at her Harvard avenue home for a sewing evening with ten members and a guest. Aries Koepp won a special prize, with Irma Eschke and Elaine Schultz also receiving prizes. The guest photographed the group, and a dessert course was served. The next meeting is February 11 hosted by Thelma Reinker of Twelfth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Myrna Gleason
East Avenue
Lucille Hinderer
Sara House
Bunco
Sat House
June Harraman
Park Place
Ruth Niemeyer
F. I. C. Club
Harvard Avenue
Aries Koepp
Irma Eschke
Elaine Schultz
Thelma Reinker
Twelfth Street
Fifth Anniversary Tau Chi Epsilon Study Meeting
In Lorain County Bank Building a plan for the fifth anniversary of the Tau Chi Chapter of Epsilon was discussed. Miss Caroline Rost presented a study on Dante the Italian poet. The next meeting is set for January 28.
Local Club Meetings Highlight Monday Calendar
A packed list of Monday events includes Eastern Heights Circle of Child Conservation League at 8 p m with Mrs Daykin, Lorain County Beekeepers in Amherst at 8 p m with Mr VanHam, Middle Step Club co ed games at Y W C A gym, and a Safety program by H Luethi for Junior Woman's Club. Other gatherings feature Mrs George Johnson, Park Avenue Literary Club, travel talks by Rev and Mrs Auld for Mothers Monday Night Club, League of Women Veters at Council Chambers with speaker Mrs Stanley Jackson, Sunny Side Up at A Wendorf’s Columbus Street, Stitch and Chatter with Bessie Blackwell, and a scheduled Girl Scout party. Regular Business Women’s Bible Class at 412 West Eighth, Canton Lorain Auxiliary, Townsend Club No 1 at 7 30, Ladies Auxiliary VFW, Holiness Prayer at George Link’s home, Men’s Missionary League at United Presbyterian Church studying The Moslem World led by Rev G A Brown, and Guild of First Congregational at 2 o’clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Heights Circle of Child Conservation League
Robert Daykin
Sixth Street
Lorain County
VanHam
Amherst
H. Luethi
George Johnson
Park Avenue
George Link
Second Street
Men's Missionary League
United Presbyterian Church
G. A. Brown
Guild
1St Congregational Church
Eight Lorain County staff dine in Lakewood theater tribute
Eight women from Lorain County Savings and Trust Company ate dinner at Kaase's in Lakewood then went to a Cleveland theater. They honored Mrs Russell Sage who is moving to Cincinnati with a shower of handkerchiefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
Kaase
Lkewood
Cleveland
Russell Sage
Cincinnati
Silver Slipper Club Hosts Bridge Evening
Mrs. Frank Steele entertained the Silver Slipper Club at her home on 711 E street Lorain last evening. Bridge was played with prizes awarded to Mrs. Robert Galvin Mrs. Frank Rahatina and Mrs. George Henry. A supper was served by the hostess. The next meeting set for January 27 at Mrs Rahatina’s home 1340 Second street Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Steele
E Street
Lorain
Silver Slipper Club
Robert Galvin
Frank Rahatina
George Henry
Second Street
Dallas Girl Grows Long Fingernail Collection
DALLAS Tex. The hobby of Fira Asimakis, a young Dallas girl, is the careful cultivation of the fingernails on two fingers of her left hand. When the nails grow long they break off, and she preserves them as part of her growing collection. Some reach an inch and a half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Fira Asimakis
Miss Dorothea Duncan Cabuve Seeks License With Pennies
Four year old Dorothea Duncan Cabuve once crowned Miss Cincinnati of 1936 presented a box of 101 pennies to a marriage license clerk to buy a license for her wedding to George Munday, a former professional football player, illustrating the adage pennies save dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothea Duncan Cabuve
Cincinnati
George Munday
Club Dinner Highlights and Whitman College History
A Ladies Club dinner featured readings from Un finished Store and a talk on Muiatiens Whitman and the Oregon mission. President Mrs. Thavies led routine business as flowers and candles decorated First Congregational Church setting. The program traced Whitman’s role in founding Whitman College and its ascent to college status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. FL. Bell
Wiss Vmahel Gaston
Minerva Seton
Moog
Will
Jaugusney
First Congregational
Robert Thavies
Deceptional
Seavice
Uob Clowmend
Soodn
Muiatiens Whitman
Walloa
Walia Washington
Vic Whiteman
Oregon
New Foundland
Washington D Co
Congress
Weert
Ore Central Tae Mission
Whitman College
Joint Installation at Northwest Encampment No 10
A meeting of Northwest Encampment No 10 was held with many members present. Chief Patriarch EO Jacobs presided with Senior Warden L F Vedder assisting. Reports were read and members responded to the good of the order. Next regular meeting is Friday January 28. A joint installation for District No 26 encampments will be held in Oberlin on January 20 with installing officers O C Mayo and district deputy. Transportation for Eltria attendees will be provided. The Jewish National and University Library in Jerusalem books 600000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Ain
I. C
Fatraresh EO
Jacobs
Ord
L. FE. Vedder
Patriarchtal Oddfellowship
The Child Who Falsely Took Pride in Spelling
A girl Charlotte fabricates perfect spelling marks to maintain self esteem, deceiving her parents. The father guides a calm, corrective approach, noting the need to coach at home and reveal when she struggles. The piece argues such fabrications stem from desire to belong and not from malicious deceit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlotte
Charlotte
Mexico Sets Acreage Rules for Cotton Wheat and Alfalfa
The Mexican government decrees fixed acre allocations per section for sowing cotton wheat and alfalfa, detailing limits and compliance expectations across regions. The move aims to regulate agricultural production and stabilize markets nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Government of
Mexico
Century Lump Coal Ad Highlights Heat and Low Ash
Crook's Coal promotes Century Lump at $6.25 per ton with a claim of more heat and less ash. Phone number 2178 provided for orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crook's
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Ty Dorothy Funk
Mabie Little
Plan Colonial Party
H. L. Cordrey
Kings Daughters
Helen Osborn
Sarah Yoder
D. Keeler
Henry Townsend
Union Missionary
Church of Christ
Ysabelle Barry
Oscar Dunn
Fred Sheldon
H. Ss. Barr
Henry Bembower
U. S
Canada
E. C. Barclay
Grant St
Elyria Men’s Bible Class
Women’s Relief Corps
Fahim Ff
Methodists of
Edward J. Bond
Club Hears Review
Jewish National and University Library
Jerusalem
Jane Herbert Goward
Mrs. Gowaed
Birkline'’S
Babette
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