Evelyn Starkey and Charles Aldrich wed in Ripley NY
Society guests at the Gust Martin home on Lake Avenue learned of the marriage of Evelyn Starkey and Charles Aldrich. The June 7 1936 ceremony in Ripley New York was officiated by Rev Zetler. The bride daughter of Mrs Rose Starkey, a Elyria High School graduate, works at Crandall's Drug store. The groom son of Grant Aldrich, a Belden High School graduate, works at Colson company. They will reside at 1408 Lake Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gust Martin
Lake Avenue
Evelyn Starkey
Charles Aldrich
Ripley
New York
Zetler
First Methodist Church
Rose M. Starkey
Elyria High School
Crandall’s
Mr. Aldrich
Grant Aldrich
Belden High School
Colson Company
Miss Hilda Yost To Be Bride This Week
Mrs Earl Raab hosted a La Grange shower for Miss Hilda Yost with sister Virgie Downs. Miss Yost to wed Walter Downs January 21 at Immaculate Conception church Grafton. Guests played games, prize winners named, two course luncheon served, bride and groom cake centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Raab
Virgie Downs
la Grange
Hilda Yost
Miss Yost
Walter Downs
Immaculate Conception Church
Grafton
Chester Markus
Clara Solet
Charles Yost
Colman Solet
Loretta Daly
P. J. Downs
Raab
Miss Downs
How Shall I Regard the Catholic and the Jews
The weekly devotional of St. Pauls Young Peoples League opened with a hymn and prayer by Rev. Irion. Leader La Vonne Schramm read scripture and subtopics were led by Florena Felton Donald Gunder Rev Irion Elma Wirth Anne Schubert Earl Pallas William Fox and Paul Irion. Zelda Schramm will lead next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Young People’s League
Irion
la Vonne Schramm
Florena Felton
Donald Gunder
Elma Wirth
Anne Schubert
Earl Pallas
William Fox
Paul Irion
League
Zelda Schramm
Nine Student Nurses To Receive Caps Tonight
Nine student nurses at Elyria Memorial Hospital School of Nursing will receive caps in a formal capping ceremony at Johnson Hall at eight. Dr. R W Hancock Frank W Hoover and Miss Hazel West will speak briefly, with parents invited. The list includes Eveyn Beck Belle vue Leona Burnet Pauline Crosby Marian Haag Eleanor Jackson Marian Malik Florence May Elva Sherwood and Julia Zyar a.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
Johnson Hall
R. W. Hancock
Frank W. Hoover
Leona Burnet
Elyria
Pauline Crosby
Oberlin
Marian Haag
Eleanor Jackson
Obelin
Marian Malik
Florence May
Columbia Station
Elva Sherwood
Collins
Julia Zyara
Lorain
Christian Endeavor meeting at Second Congregational church
The Intermediate group met at six last night with Claude Martin as next Sunday’s leader Carl Lingenfelter will lead. Dorothy Lingenfelter led the Senior group on Sunday evening and the lookout committee will meet Wednesday at the Lingenfelter home 154 Oak Street at 7:30 Roger Kuhn leads next Sunday's meeting starting at 6:00 instead of 6:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intermediate Christian Endeavor
Second Congregational Church
Claude Martin
Carl Lingenfelter
Ruth van Osdale
Bell Avenue
Dorothy Lingenfelter
Christian Endeavor Society
Lookout Committee
Lingenfelter
Oak Street
Roger Kuhn
Epworth League
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
League Room
Leona Mowery
Jesus
Edgar Burr
Institute Club
Bob Adams
Visit Home For Aged by Epworth League group
Twenty two members and friends of the Epworth League of New London Methodist church visited the Elvira Home for the Aged on Sunday afternoon with their pastor Rever rd W. H. Mitchell. They presented a program of vocal and instrumental music readings and worship in the Taft Parlors with Leonard Brundage introducing participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League of New London Methodist Church
W. H. Mitchell
Elvira
Taft
Leonard Brundage
Mitchell
Roberta Rathbun
Percy Parnell
Margery Fondon
Jean Griffen
Robert Kirkpatrick
Barney Thomas
Brenner Family Hosts Bar Mitzvah Reception
Mr and Mrs A M Brenner of 405 Middle Avenue entertained at the Jewish Temple with a reception for their son Nathan Bar Mitzvah confirming. About two hundred guests arrived from New York Baltimore Philadelphia Cleveland Lorain Norwalk Wooster and Evica. A buffet lunch and dancing music were provided. Nathan received many gifts and telegrams from distant friends unable to attend.
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A. M. Brenner
Middle Avenue
Bride-Elect Honored at East Avenue Reception
Mrs Sam Manzo and Miss Florence Sanders hosted a Saturday evening gathering for guests connected to Elyria Memorial Hospital. Miss Myrtle Wildman fiancee of Dr Russell Johnson received linen gifts as rewards were given to Isabel Hasley Evelyn Head for high scores. A bride’s cake baked by Mrs W C Hasley accompanied a luncheon. The Wildman Johnson wedding is planned for early February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Wildman
Russell Johnson
Sam Manzo
Florence Sanders
East Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Neva Nye
Youngstown
Beatrice Wheaton
Lakewood
Leslie Burge
Lorain
Bridge
Isabel Hasley
Evelyn Head
Charles Husted
Charles Husted Was Consoled. Miss Wildman
W. C. Hasley
Wildman-Johncoon
Hostess Recalls Chi-La Club Event At Home
Jane Emerich hosted Chi-La Club members Friday evening. After a brief meeting, Hearts was entered and Violin Daugherty won first prize while Rose Feron received consolation. Dorothy Terrell was guest of honor. Regina Burke to host next meeting in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Emerich
Hearts
Daugherty
Rose Feron
Dorothy Terrell
Regina Burke
South Amherst Couple to Mark 50th Anniversary
South Amherst couple Mary Winson and Alexander Garland marked fifty years of marriage since their 1877 Oberlin wedding. The couple lived in Oberlin briefly before moving to South Amherst, raising six children and fifteen grandchildren. Garland, a longtime stonecutter, retired nine years ago. A home open house is planned Friday to celebrate the milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Winson
Alexander Garland
W. Doll
Oberlin
Miss Maria Winson
Thomas Winson
Maria Bruce
Amhest
Winson
Cleveland Stone Company
Methodist Church
Personal news from Elyria area captures travels and events
Mr and Mrs Walter Kohn leave for a Florida two week trip. Mrs Sumner Hartwell sails to Covina California to visit her uncle and aunt J C Bins. Charles Salisbury and Rutherford NJ share news of a new son born January fourth. Dorothy Jones visits Clyde Ohio homes. Extended notices detail trips to Florida California and Cuba and local ill. Attendees at gatherings include D W Keeler Carrie Coughlin and others. Epworth League discusses Feeding of the Five Thousand and closes with Benediction. Institute Club plans meeting January 20 with Epworth League schedule adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Kohn
Cleveland Street
Florida
Sumner Hartwell
Middle Avenue
Covina
California
J. C. Bins
Charles Salisbury
Rutherford
New Jersey
Salisbury
Charley Salisbury
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Dorothy Jones
Colonial Apartments
Clyde
Ohio
Vernon Manns
Ivalee McKee
Earl Greenland
Ironton
E. B. Haylor
Harry J. Schwind
Second Streets
Earl Goode
Fifth Street
Hilda Bick
Elvira Spencer
Richard Kelley
Cleveland
Springfield
Columbus
Wendell B. Merthe
Lake Avenue
Elvrra Memorial Hospital
Tennis Wick
Tennis, Jr
Molly
Washington Avenue
Harvana
Cuba
Miami
Havana
L. J. Mowry
Charles Court
Harry Myers
Fremont
Cora Melius
Otto Gage
Ruth McGinnis
Washington, D. C
Hame
C. F. McGinnis
George Stevens
East Avenue
Tucson
Arizona
W. R. Wingate
Helen Miller
Lakewood
William Bowerman
Merritt Powell
Eighth Street
Ralph Otterman
Nancy Ann
Yvonne Rae
Mansfield
Earl Moore
la Grange Road
Otterman
Elyria High School
The
Electric Retreading Co
Yvonne Rae Otterman
Leo Schuster
Mr. Moore
H. Moore
Mrs. Moore
E. J. Moreman
Elyria
Meeting in Cleveland Aide Club Hosts Ireland Event
The Gibby Gabby Club held a gathering in Ireland with members present. Bettye Robertson presided as replacements and prizes were awarded to Jane Lacy and Vir Visel with consolation for Bettye Robertson and Al Bishop. A luncheon followed and plans set for two weeks at Bettye Robertson’s home 512 Park Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Per Law
Tippy Limpert
Ireland
Bas
Haze
Nichols Couple Mark Fifty Years Married
Mr and Mrs Albert Bert Nichols celebrate fifty years of marriage tomorrow with visitors from two to five and seven to nine at the Bowser home 555 Lodi street. Both born in Elyria they spent most lives here and have four children nine grandchildren and two great grandchildren to join the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
Bert) A. Nichols
E. A. Willams
First Congregational Church
Bowser
Lodi Street
Nichols
The
Maccabees
Young People Plan Party at St An drew's Episcopal
The Young People of St An drew's Episcopal church gathered in the Guild room at 7:30 pm with Elinor Fister and Kenneth Strothers leading worship and Mrs Minch guiding a discussion on Prayer. Bob Buttle led the business meeting and a future church social was planned with Bob Minch Lois Barlow Kenneth Strothers and Phillis Hull as the organizing committee. A social hour followed. the Sunday meeting was omitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Elinor Fister
Kenneth Strothers
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Listed for Local Residents
Admissions include Ford Woelfer 237 Oth St Maud Parmelee 916 Middle Ave Hannah Peace Lorain Robert Smith Grafton Mrs Henry Hunt 369 Braco Ave Mrs Elza Williamson 219 Clark St Mrs Ted King 118 Bath St Julia Nagy 613 Fifteenth St Mrs Wendell Merthe Lake Ave. Discharges note Mrs Richard Todd baby girl 103 Princeton Mrs Arthur Schmauch baby girl 126 Elizabeth Ct Mrs William Young baby girl 1307 Middle Ave Leslye Hurbut Oberlinrd Julius Toth West Ridge Rd Frank Seghy 214 Lake Ave Marietta Ross R D No 3 Hannah Peace Lorain Mrs George Kunkle 337 Oxford
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Ford Woelfer
Oth St
Mauda Parmelee
Middle Ave
Hannah Peace
Lorain
Robert Smith
Grafton
Henry Hunt
Braco Ave
Elza Williamson
Clark St
Ted King
Bath St
Julia Nagy
Fifteenth St
Wendell Merthe
Lake Avoe
Richard Todd
Princeton
Arthur Schmauch
Elizabeth Ct
William Young
Leslye Hurbut
Oberlinrd
Julius Toth
West Ridge
Frank Seghy
Lake Ave
Marietta Ross
George Kunkle
Oxford
Building Character Through Self Denial at Church
The Church of Christ C E leader Virginia Brunger led the first night discussion on self denial. Participants included Bob Chapman Don Myers Thelma Myers Betty Taylor DeEtte Burdue and Cecil Garrett. Audrey Foster and Ray Blunker sang a duet. Roger Williams led the song service. Ruth McGinnis Gage of Washington DC rejoined the society. A luncheon is planned at the church next Thursday noon. The Gospel Team visited shutins yesterday and plans to visit an institution next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E
Virginia Brunger
Church of Christ
Bob Chapman
Don Myers
Thelma Myers
Betty Taylor
DeEtte Burdue
Cecil Garrett
Audrey Foster
Ray Brunker
Roger Williams
Ruth McGinnis Gage
Washiston
D.C
C. E. Society
Shutins
Employed Young Women's League hears Rev Neighbour at supper
Tomorrow evening at six o'clock the Employed Young Women's League of the Y W C A will host Rev Ralph W Neighbour after supper. He will share experiences as a chaplain in a Federal prison. Regular classes will follow the talk while members remain seated.
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Youn Women's League of the
Ralph W W. Neighbour
Neighbour
Elvira Republican Women’s Club Moves Meeting Location
The Elvira Republican Women’s Club changes Tuesday’s meeting from Mrs Curtis on Second Street to the Y M C A. The time remains unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvira Republican Women's Club
Revival meetings to open at The Salvation Army
A two week series of nightly revival meetings will begin Tuesday January 19 with Evangelist Envoy Joseph Davies of Hackensack New Jersey preaching each evening at 7 30 PM. The public is cordially invited.
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Salvation Army
Joseph Davies
Hackensack
N. J
Banquet Highlights Les Amore Club Meeting
The Les Amore Club held its monthly banquet at Art Jones home on Middle Ave. The event featured a three course steak dinner and a business meeting. The club welcomed two new members William Rucker and James Mitchell. Officers elected were Hunter Hopewell president Wayman Wilson vice president and Pat Carter secretary and publicity reporter. The next meeting is set for Saturday Jan 23 at Bill Rucker’s home 322 West 16th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Amore Club
Art Jones
Middle Ave
Noling
John Jones
William Rucker
James Mitchell
Hunter Hopewell
Bridge Club Meets Mrs Carrie Chapman at 1860 Middle
Nuit Bridge Club gathered at Mrs Carrie Chapman home for a brief business session. Eight games were played with James High Score awarded to Mrs IL Devonshire, second to Mrs M Meredith, third to Mrs L L Jackson. A lunch followed. Next meeting set for January 28 at Mrs Lela Cruce’s home 1909 Middle Ave at 8 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Chapman
Middle Avenue
Nuit
Piano Recital At Mrs Crumley Home On Marseilles Avenue
Mrs J H Crumley hosted a Saturday afternoon piano recital at her home 118 Marseilles avenue. Pupils Lois Opper Caroline Davies Shirley Palmer Margaret Opper Anna Mae Opper Betty Opper Ruth Light Lois Walkden and Lois Marie Bennett performed, followed by a social hour and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Crumley
Marseilles Avenue
Lois Opper
Caroline Davies
Shirley Palmer
Margaret Opper
Anna Mae Opper
Betty Opper
Ruth Light
Lois Walkden
Lois Marie Bennett
Toledo Banks Show Strong 1936 Deposit Gain
Toledo banks finished 1936 with consolidated assets of 140,378,974 dollars, up from 115,438,000 at year end 1935. The five local banks averaged a 28 percent rise in deposits for the year, reflecting solid growth in the Toledo financial market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Writers Leave Few Descendants To Fourth Generation
A pithy remark notes that few renowned writers leave enduring lines through their descendants beyond the fourth generation, highlighting the fleeting reach of literary legacy.
Surface Treatments Enhance Store Walls
Various surface treatments can upgrade store walls and ceilings in older buildings with occasional structural changes like towered ceilings to broaden space. Use wall inches and bags for displays and shelves to aid quick sale items while improving appearance. financing from banks and FHA insured institutions supports modernization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ight- UK
Federal Housing Administration
Government duty to protect while people care for themselves
The text notes an old American doctrine holding government’s role ends at protecting citizens while they handle their own needs, a principle that can be misused or misinterpreted in practice. It reflects on the limits and potential perversions of this view across generations.
Dorcas Society Bake Sale at Evergreen Food Store
La Grange’s Dorcas Society hosts a bake sale all day Tuesday at Evergreen Food Store. Proceeds support church and community outreach activities. Local residents are invited to purchase and donate baked goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evergreen Food
la Grange Dorcas Society
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Y.P.L
C.E. Hears
Deane Burns
Mary Kaiser
Margaret Wehman
Vicks
Myrtelle
Christian Endeavor Notes
Ruth's
South Amherst
Masonic Lodge
Frank S. Harmon
Masonic Temple
Litchfield
Association
Ada May Stanford
Betty Danner
Betty Agate
Alberta Wright
Ring Group
Phillis Hull
Sapper
Janet Tichenor
Ruby Heidrich
Ruth Ann Sheldon
Auditorian
Archie Stevenson
North Eaton
Atlalia
Stanford
Theodora Demos
Mary Louise Carr
Jane Robertson
Elaine Johnson
Mr. and
Mrs. Garland
Harry J. Schwing
Second Street
D. W. Keeler
Carrie Coughlin
Frank Smith
George Boorn
Francis Henry
Olive Schwind
Amelia Gildersleeve
Mr. Schwind
North Olmstead
Charles E. Guth
Chiropodist
Elyrie
Rainbow Gardens
Ridgeville Home Economics Club
Noth Lyberger
Brookhouser
Young People Plan Party
Salvation Army Services
Bridge Club
Valentine
Weeb-Park
Anna Cook Dance Studio
Broad Street
Hygrade Day Cleaners
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