Marriage Announcement of Elyria Man and Lorain Girl Last July
Theodore F. Sharpe of Elyria and Esther M. Sanders of Lorain married July 23 1932 at the Catholic Church of the Annunciation Cincinnati Ohio. The groom is a Elyria High School graduate studying civil engineering at the University of Cincinnati. The bride is daughter of J J Sanders of Lorain and attended Lorain High School. They reside near the university while Sharpe continues his studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Theodore F. Sharpe
William J. Sharpe
Esther M. Sanders
Lorain
Ohio
Cletus Muller
Mr. Sharpe
Catholic Church of ‘‘the Annunciation
Cincinnati
Sharpe
Elyria High School
University of Cincinnati
James J. Sanders
Lorain High School
Fishermen's Club of Ely to Meet at First Baptist
The Fishermen's Club of Ely Ohio will hold its second weekly meeting in the Men’s Club Rooms of the First Baptist church Friday night January 20 1933. A light lunch will be served. Led by Dr. R E Neighbour the club includes men of all denominations pursuing Christian work in Ely and vicinity. Thirty applications were received at the last meeting and interest is growing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fishermen’s Club
Elygia
Ohio
First Baptist Church
R. E. Neighbour
Elyria
Thursday Night Pals Meet at West Street Home
Thursday Night Pals gathered at Miss Bessie Youngman’s West Street home. Prizes went to Emily Newman first and Barbara Hiliasek second for the cootie game. Next meeting set for February 16 at Misses Julia and Minnie Krabec’s Oberlin Road home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Youngman
West Street
Emily Newman
Barbara Hiliasek
Julia
Minnie Krabec
Oberlin Road
Red Cross Sewing Session Held At Local Methodist Church
Members of Circle No. and of the Methodist church gathered for an all day Red Cross sewing session at the church. At 2:30 the business meeting opened with chairman Mrs. Mildred Gray presiding. A silver tea is planned for February 8 at Mrs. Henry Heidrichs home on Eastern Heights boulevard.
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Circle No
The
Methodist Church
Red Cross
Mildred Gray
Henry Heidrich
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Friends Surprise Mr and Mrs Clare Honor at Harvard Avenue
Mr and Mrs Wilbur Clark were surprised by friends at their Harvard avenue home in a recent marriage celebration. A Cupid's Pie contest awarded Mr Clark the prize and Mrs Wilfred Bowdler led songs before a thoughtful gift was presented. Luncheon followed for invited guests and auxiliary society members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Wilbur Clark
Harvard Avenue
Mr. Clark
Wilfred Bowdler
Clark
J. K. Nece
C. V. Beazell
George C. Martin
Frank Maurer
Reba
A. E. Schulze
Bertha
Besse
John Rust
Piano class meeting focuses on sharp scales and stunts
Miss Lucille Hinman hosts a Saturday afternoon piano class at her Ninth Street home. Students will study sharp scales from writing, reciting, and playing angles and propose stunts in half scales, signatures, key relationships, intervals, primary chords and inversions. A memorized program includes Janet Stevens and others as Mozart pieces are prepared for March. Mr. and Mrs. G B Findley return from Portsmouth and Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Hinman
Ninth Street
Janet Stevens
Nancy Wharton
Betty Heavens
Mary Jo Fritchie
Dilaine Johnse
Getty Maynard
Betty Goldstein
M Iruary
DeMolay Master Councilors Host Alumni In Lorain Meeting
David J Nye Chapter Order of DeMolay held a regular meeting with past master councilors and DeMolay Alumni as guests. Out of town visitors included Dad William Young and Steel City Chapter officers. New officers were asked to stay for drills ahead of the February 2 installation at Odd Fellows hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David J
Elvira Commanderr No. 60
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Parish Dinner X Congregational Church Names New Officers
More than one hundred members of the First Congregational church and Society gathered for a parish dinner to conduct the annual business session. Rev. William Muir Auld presided over the church session and A L Garford led the Society. New officers include Clerk Miss Elizabeth M M Rich Treasurer of Benevolence Tra M Harrison and other deacons and deaconesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church and Society
William Muir Auld
A. L. Garford
First Congregational Church
Elizabeth MM. Rich
Tra M. Harrison
H. M. Metcalf
L. L. Bourquin
Ira M. Harrison
L. W. Mahn
Mra
W. T. Wilder
H. D. Townsend
Mabel Marsh
W. H. Thomas
Arthur L. Garford
Hkthel Burrows
James Thomas
Worth Fauger
Frank Phelps
Artemas Beebe
A. W. West
E. R. Vestal
W. O. Zaiser
Carl Hallock
Whota Class Meeting Attended by Sixteen Members
Sixteen members of the Whota Class of the Church of Christ met at the home of Mable and Florence Smith for a church group gathering taught by Miss Mildred Findlay. Harriett Scott led the business portion, then games and music followed. Refreshments were served at the end. Hostesses included Florence and Mabel Smith, Joyce and Beverly Peterman, and Jane Hamilton. guests Christine Sedaris and Marguerite Oswald attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Mildred Findlay
Mable
Florence Smith
Harriett Scott
Florence
Mabel Smith
Joyce
Beverly Peterman
Jane Hamilton
Christine Sedaris
Marguerite Oswald
Fortnightly Mrs Stevens entertains Circle No 6 group
Fortnightly luncheon at Mrs Richard Stevens Sixth street with 24 members and two guests. Mrs C S Johnson reviewed The Riddle of Migration by William Rowan. Mrs King Fauver presented Thursos Landing, poems by Robinson Jeffers. Event notes upcoming Feb 16 at Mrs Virgil Waite. Birth announced a son born January 20 at Elyria Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Don Myers of Devon Courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Stevens
Sixth Street
C. S. Johnson
William Rowan
King Fauver
Thursos Landing
Robinson Jeffers
West
E. F. Allen
Don Myers
Devon Courts
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges
Admissions list includes Sam Lacawicz Lorain Sophia Given 234 Columbia Raymond Van Niel 355 Furnace Street George Murphy Lorain Mrs Harv Wells 461 Cleveland Street Mrs Don Myers Devon Court Discharges include Phyllis Refenning 231 Stanford Sophia Krupkno 235 Bath Mrs William Parsher and a baby girl in Brook Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Lacawicz
Lorain
Sophia Given
Columbia
Raymond van Niel
Furnace Street
George Murphy
Harv Wells
Cleveland Steet
Don Myers
Devon Court
Phyllis Refenning
Stanford
Sophia Krupkno
Bath
William Parsher
Brook Park
Major Woodworth Camp Meets with Active Auxiliary
Regular meeting of Major Woodworth Camp and Auxiliary of the United Spanish War Veterans held in K of C hall with good attendance. Officers announced on committees for Memorial Day and Auxiliary year, inspections planned for Lorain camps, and a WJR talk by Rice W. Means scheduled for January 29. Next meetings set for February 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodworth
United Spanish War Veterans
K. of C. Hall
Emily. Struck
Virginia C. Southam
Auxiliary Department Council
Statler
Cleveland
Jos. A. Metzler
Louis Schultz
Garretson Camp
Rice W. Means
Spanish War Veterans
WJR
Detroit
Means
National Economy League
Wm. Meinke
Columbus Street
Whist and bunco party closes D A R meeting evening
The Daughters of Scotland held a brief business session followed by a whist and banco party. Prizes went to Mrs. Bessie McCaffery and Tom Kirk for first place in whist with consolation to Mrs. McKen zie and Robert Malcolm. In bunco first prizes went to Mrs. McNulty and Mr. Henderson, with consolation to Mrs. Strohl and Mr. Telzerow. A luncheon and dancing ended the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Scotland
Banco
Bessie McCaffery
Tom Kirk
McKenzie
Robert Malcolm
McNulty
Henderson
Bunco
Strohl
Telzerow
St Pauls Circle Hosts Nine at Mrs Radde Home
Mrs Arthur Radde hosted Circle No 5 of St Pauls church at her Fairlawn avenue home last evening. After devotions led by Mrs Julia Schuster the members and five guests played games and were served a refreshment course. Mrs J Fritz of Spruce street to entertain in three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Radde
St. Paul’s Church
Fairlawn Avenue
Julia Schuster
J. Fritz
Spruce Street
Local Church and Club Gatherings Tonight in Amherst
Lorain County Lutheran Men meet in Amherst Grace Lutheran. Stewardship at Arthur Ehlke home and parsonage at East River. Upper Room Bible Class social with supper at First Congregational. Nettie Finch Webber Club at 1886 East Avenue. Flor ence Schwind hosts Little Sorority on Second Street. Zeta Upsilon meets. Order of Eastern Star convenes. OSU Alumni dinner at Lorain Masonic Temple at 6 30. Gates Auditorium hosts Jefferson PTA entertainment at 7 30. Security Benefit Association convenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Lutheran Men’s Clubs
Amherst
Grace Lutheran Stewardship
Arthur Ehlke
East River Street
First Congregational Church
Nettie Finch Webber
Church of Christ
Deane Burns
East Avenue
Little Sorority
Florence Schwind
Zeta Upsilon
Tureen Luncheon Draws Large Crowd at St Marys Parish Hall
The Altar Society of St Marys Church hosted a tureen luncheon in the Parish Hall with ninety attendees including Fathers Daler and Lux. Prizes were awarded in bridge to Mrs Clarence Bas iv and Ed Welsh, in five hundred to Mrs Rose Walkden, and a special prize to Mrs John Pekras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altar Society
St. Mary’s Church
Daler
Lux
Clarence Basiv
Ed Welsh
Rose Walkden
John Pekras
Leona Harnen
Reta Carlin
Research Club Hosts Carded Talk on Hawaiian Islands
Thursday afternoon the Research Club met at Mrs. Frank Luther’s Lake avenue home with fourteen members answering roll call. Mrs. H Dowd and Miss Nelle Hecock spoke on Hawaiian Islands. After social hour the meeting adjourned to February ninth for further entertainment at Mrs. BE J McRoberts’ Fur nace street home. This afternoon members will meet at Mrs. L H Wilcox’s Jefferson street home to tie a comforter for welfare work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Research Club
Frank Luther
E. D. Hindig
Lake Avenue
Forteen
Hawaiian Islands
H. Dowd
Nelle Hecock
BE. J. McRoberts
John Haldeman
Furnace Street
L. H. Wilcox
Jefferson Street
New Circle No 1 Methodist Meeting Adds Three Members
Ten guests and twenty two members gathered yesterday afternoon at Mrs. J J R Millspaugh's home 239 Eastern Heights boulevard where three new members were welcomed. Devotions were led by Mrs. Clark Maddock with assistance from Mrs. Flora Hoak. After business, hostess Mrs. Millspaugh and assistants served a refreshment course. The next gathering will be at the home of chairman Mrs. F A Lawrence on Cascade street with a covered dish dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 6
Methodist Church
George Hlaines
East Avenue
Yeayne Garland
Mesdames Hester and
Hall
Virgil Waite
East River Street
Circle No. 1
J. JR. Millspaugh
Eastern Heights Boulevard
F. A. Lawrence
Cascade Street
Notawra Club Meeting At YWCA With Hostesses
The Notawra Club will hold a meeting on Thursday January 26 at the YWCA residence. Miss Carrie Snoble Olline Feagler and Donna Stegman will entertain. The Berean Class of the Methodist church plans a class party Monday at 730 with the Men's Club as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notawra Club
Carrie Snoble
Olline Feagler
Donna Stegman
Methodist Church
Valley City Pastor Addresses Evangelical Women’s Union
The Evangelical Women’s Union of St. Paul’s church met in the church parlors with Rev. Wierth of Valley City as speaker on Our Church and the World’s Task of Today. The program featured devotions, music, a poem, committee reports, and a luncheon for 50 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley City
Evangelical Women’s Union
St. Paul’s Church
Mary Kunitz
H. H. Greay
la Porte
Restwg
Russell Dean
Wierth
Jesus
Grege
A. J. Pitman
Edgar Guest
New Education
Fark Hobili
E. O
H. P. Chapman Camp Sons of Union Veterans Meet in Oberlin
The H P Chapman Camp Sons of Union Veterans met at the G A R hall with large attendance. Commander Stevick led as Patriotic Instructor Alfred Bates and committee plan Lincoln birthday observance on February 16. A future inspection and ritual work by the degree team are planned. Next regular session is February 2. Mrs Eva Shattuck dined with Mr and Mrs William Cooley. she is ninety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Chapman
Sons of Union Veterans
Stevick
Alfred Bates
Lincoln
Eva Shattuck
Willam Cooley
South Professor Street
Oberlin
Cooley
Birthday Surprise for Mrs Ida Wolf
A pleasant surprise party honored Mrs. Ida Wolf last evening as her children, relatives, and friends gathered. Cards were exchanged and refreshments served after a luncheon course culminated by a large birthday cake with candles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Wolf
Pilgrim Community Church Women Hold Reading Meeting
The Women’s Association met at Mrs. Farry Heal’s home with fourteen members present. After business, Mrs. Emily Scrivens and Mrs. Lawrence Bodine gave readings while Mr. and Mrs. Bodine performed piano and musical saw pieces. Next meeting’s hostess to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Association of Pilgrim Community Church
Farry Heal
Emily Scrivens
Lawrence Boding
Mrs Champion Hosts Guild Of St Andrews Church
Mrs J C Champion hosted the East Side Guild of St Andrew's Episcopal church at her Ninth Street home for an annual meeting. Officers were re elected with Mrs A R McDonald as president Mrs L R Taylor vice president Mrs R G Smith secretary Mrs R H Rice treasurer and Mrs J E Betteridge sunshine treasurer. The gathering included a scene and refreshments. Mr and Mrs Henry Hancock moved to a new residence on Cornell Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Champion
Ninth Street
East Side Guild
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Lant
A. R. McDonald
L. R. Taylor
R. G. Smith
R. H. Rice
Sunshine
J. EB. Betteridge
Henry Hancock
West Avenue
Cornell Avenue
Fields M E Church Plans Interesting Sunday Program
The Fields M E Church outlines a full Sunday with piano duets and solos, a junior choir anthem, a trombone piece, and a Ladies quartet. Rev. John G. Koontz will address youth on The Three Monkeys and preach Twentieth Century Slavery. Sunday School includes Prohibition talk in Red Letter Day events. An evening stereopticon lecture In the Kentucky Mountains by Dr. Paul L. Carter is planned under Epworth League. Prayer meeting Wednesday is at the Black home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Fields M. E
Peloyd
Agnes Je- Loyd
Velma Andrews
Jean Spencer
Fr. Schubert
Mesdames Kern
Andress
Rowe and Koontz
Powell G. Fithian
John G. Koontz
Harriet Andrews
Paul L. Carter
Wellington
Kentucky
Methodist Church
Epworth League
Charles Black
Lorain Road
Luncheon Guests for Church Division C Meet at East Avenue
Division C members of the Church of Christ and two guests dined yesterday with Mrs. H. J. Wilson on East avenue. Twenty three members attended with Mrs. James Smith presiding over a business meeting planning future work. A contest prize went to Mrs. Hugh Thomas and in a month the group will visit Mrs. Sam Findlay on Spruce street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
H. J. Wilson
East Avenue
James Smith
Hugh Thomas
Sam Findlay
Spruce Street
Local social notes list departures and visitors
Miss Lois Sanders of Lakewood and Miss Mabel Marsh leaving for New Orleans by morning. Mr and Mrs Arthur Beyer and others from Erie and Cleveland to stay with Mr and Mrs S H Squire in Columbia Avenue. Mrs C V Beazell returns from Navarre Ohio after six weeks with ill mother Mrs J M Carl. C L Sotherden of West Sixth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Sanders
Lakewood
Mabel Marsh
New Orleans
Louisiana
Arthur Beyer
W. E. Anderson
Charles Donnelly
Erie
Pennsylvania
D. W. Smith
Cleveland
S. H. Squire
Columbia Avenue
C. V. Beazell
Navarre
Ohio
J. M. Carl
C. L. Sotherden
West Sixth
Bake Sale at Carek's Snt. By M. E. Epworth League
The M. E. Epworth League presents a bake sale at Carek's Snt. Church. Proceeds support church programs with assorted pastries and homemade treats available for purchase. Local volunteers organize the event with hours and prices mentioned in notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carek’s Snt
M. E. Epworth
Chicken Supper At Church of Christ This Saturday
A church notice announces a chicken supper this Saturday at 4:00 PM hosted by the Church of Christ on 25e. Proceeds support church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Winter hat sale at Cook's Millinery
Closing out Winter hats for 90 cents at Cook's Millinery located at 118 West Ave. Includes a clearance event with discount prices and limited stock. The ad highlights a local shop in town offering affordable headwear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook's Millinery
West Ave
Local society notes and visits across Ohio and Missouri
Illness improves for street resident and a Quincy visit by Mrs. Rex R. Bailey and children. A son born to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wells in Elyria Memorial Hospital on January 19. Donald Miller attends high school graduation with cousin Robert Niebling. Oberlin Prthian Sisters host a card party at Mrs. Mary Tapper’s home. Arthur Robran to spend week-end with friends. Masons from Frank S. Harmon Lodge 663 visit Euclid Avenue Masonic Temple for the annual inspection of Theodore F. Humphreys. Virginia Saunders to visit fiancé Frederick Griffin in St. Joseph Missouri. W B Timms family plans time in Ft. Myers Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames
C. E. Barton
Sadie Gorman
Rose Ryan
Blanche Bergan
Julia Hull
Richard Sekins
Oberlin Prthian Sisters
Mary Tapper
West Ridge Road
Arthur Robran
Middle Aved
Canton
Ohio
W. Burns
Ed Dettman
Chris Norrisonn
Lou Heidrich
Bill Stanley
Frank S. Harmon Lodge
Euclid Avenue Masonic Temple
Cleveland
Theodore F. Humphreys
Twenty-Second
Virginia Saunders
Frederick Griffin
St. Joseph
Missouri
W .B. Timms
Ft. Myers
Florida
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G. A. R. Hall
Jessie Coniam
Anna Barnes
Adelia Lutz
Perry Null
Ohio Soldiers and Sailors
Sandusky
G. B. Findley
Portsmouth
Columbus
Vicks
A Ross
Bac
Mrs
George P. Colburn
John G. Schrock
E. E. Leifer
C. C. Locke
Dan C. Rothe
Wm. E. Gilmore
Wm. H. Emery
Augusta Struck
Sylvia Pope
Nina Ronk
Hazel Wieseke
Anna Dimick
Bess Southam
Sylvis Pope
Alice McRoberts
May Wieseke
Doris Locke
Mabel Loeke
Ida White
Cassie Haverstick
Harriett Gray
Elvin Williams
Henrietta Colburn
Anna Kothe
Mabel Locke
Eleanor Struck
Agnes Kothe
Minnie Mein Ee
ST. Paul’s Circle
ST. Mary's Parish Hall
Methodist Circle NO
U. V
Pilgrim Woman's Association
Andle
Ideal Bridge
Leedale’s Beauty Shop
Swearer Bik
Wilson
Numerology
Nichol’s
Broad Street
Washington Ave
Barber & Beauty Shop
Henke
GEO. R. Allen & Son
Sacred Heart Church
Seventh St
White
Reiff
Hippodrome Theatre
Elk’s Club Auditorium
Reiff School
Vestal
Misseldren
Estal’s
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